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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21
AYERS
PILLS.

Arc you sick, feeble, and conn
planning? Are you out Of order,
with your system deranged, and
your feelings uncomfortable?
These symptoms are often the
prelude to serious Illness. Some
ut Of sickness. Is creeping upon
yeu, and should be averted by Q
timely use of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the disordered humors
rify the blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed In health
again. They stimulate the func-
tons of the bsdy into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21
& HOWARD.
1868. SPRING TRADE. l863s

HAVING just completed our invoice Of STOCK IN hand, We find i more in Store than M
II hcipatd. Most of present Stock wsb bought for Cash at I'D pra@and consequently We
Gmo f fsI Tsao ant ua a"mrmenn aIMmm nd nnaMvv nbeou md econ econ TO %ISt hsmn A5$
tuners and importers. We are sable TO offer nduamens which cannoth Ill to maken to usinAegt
of uyesto give us the prefencen trade The HOMnga area @w of the headings article, in store
for the Spring trde 70 Mechamcsw wee offer g~atindeementa y aH=Hs &4eHE4s
MEEHAWXEfE TOOLS. qassAasseT
We hae on hand q large assutnento Mechanic Tools of every description. wed ea4steea
attention. fani interested, especially to hisd departments 0rh trade These goods are selected
yh care and bought very low, and cannotf ntp please all who may h0r u.s. With an eamnAioD
#NF4 BUILDING RIAL.
are still gents for MeTs. Emningr md Sherman of Mansfield and will uppyt their manuhaaeIs
of Door. Sash and blinds aMueb dowth their prices car be obtained in small lots W. ahe furnish
Doors Sash and Bindsw when desired lis price all fCasho only.
wBEELING NAILS. 81.
900 eggs in Store and to arrive. By especial con rat we are enabled offer Nails fore Cash onhE-
6abee terms. @M s4.. ra
Paints.-we claim the inside track on Paint AID are willing give our uHomsss the bsnsf
of our special CONTRACTS
FIaxseed Oil. (Home made) geo gallons now in store atm manufacturers prices for cash
SAWS AND UTLER
Rm.btcbeanf Sc ash consequently we ofrM I'd ed pices 20 Cast Steel dIayS Saw, 9ve-
and Hand ross Gu saws Knives and Forks from 81 ens6 % set Pocket knves 6Anmsrr--
can alderman: Roeerg W ohenhomns, Scissors sand She rs English and American md Gernnn
Shears, RaWs, Cwaranted) Wadean dbucn@s oos~H" nn
Eon, Brunwcka an Silver plated. -
Soaauo-y In h, line we have every thin that addhs and Harness makers require ~
III duuneaamn1 the Ill ofan establishment with so miles Of Ashland sadder and Harness q
E ramber mmm propositions bng along your Clehnd Wooster Or Mansfield bills We viii du-
pitea and make money! too.
Boston Rubber Belting-AH sizes 2orS ~ F@it :" IA nM@s huDp" enu nP
packing att Manufacturers prices. %G& ArM ~~Dxa
r.o. On warehouse is full ofeeryv aray ofron, Including gemne swee and shgsH an
daons Cast sd. Bitter and GaRen Steel, snds Springs from to leaf pT 10y g, mLgs um
Cham. Iron. and wocaP umpa also. Force Pumps and Garden Engines. Also Lead
Pipe Tubing and HydnuicR Rams %#Z- .&M.#
CHAINS Cmh Chains, Trace Chains, Nuts Washers &c
nortsunen.s Tegalia-A large and generals assortment fGmsP Pistols Powder a
les are Agents for & T Fairbanks cAeMateds caes and can ell them at snuh
trrs price hL
TEosensS NaU Patent HaV IL nIfe.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21
Fasie's New Patent Hay Knife.

-a...n a.. .x.u1,eA GENTS sin Ashland county. for tn abowk nme It'll the best me ever in
~mSS %r1 purpose dwagnedE Every r~in ashland sountvs hoahp procure one as are sci
ino then so cents owe than former prices Call and sect em,i thyd do no rndn Mtahecbq
they can be returned and money rdupde1. -o~r.- -
Ashland, March II, #is63-n4I-sw. % ses#aA1s4 asfe
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21
GREAT NAE0NAL DEMooRAC.
EUROPE. ASIA AND AFRICA

as well as the more vital and absorbing drama now
being enacted in our beloved America, and which.
had the principles of the great Democratic party
been adhered TO, would not have fallen like q with
ering blight upon our once happy and united ceun-
try Its comprehensive literature will embo5y,
Correspondence at Home and Abroad,
An Agricultural Diary,
Commercial and Monetary Intelligence,
Choice Gleaaings of Literature,
Original and Selected Tales,
Poetical Contributions,
Religious Intelligence,
Art, Science &c,
And in short, while ir IFS voluminous tIeatment of
the principal absorbing topics of the day, and the
progress ofths stupendous struggle now pending.
the mental resources of the contributors. coIrsspon-
dents and reporters will afford facilities unsur-
passed by any other journal in this country, as a
cheerful and welcome visitor and paper for this
reading public, the
WEEKhx ENIouER1z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21
THE PEN IS M1GHTIER THAN THE swoRI

Ts an axiom. with the truth of which we are thor
oughly impressed, and hence we have sincerely ad-
7ocated PEACE By COMPROMISE as the surest and
m ost constitutional methed to adjust our domestic
difficulties.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21

Ashland, Juty %, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-27
HonsrrAp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

HoMsrEAD LAw-IAPoRrAxr D rcrsIos
The Supreme Court on the last day 81
the recent term in this city announces an
important decision under tho Homestead
law. They decided that a judgment
against the owner Of tho homestead wss
no lien against the homestead, and that
consequently the owner could cell or mort.
gage the homestead unaffected by JUDY
ments against him. This is an import
ant decision on much vexed subject
Under the other view. that judgments
were liens, the value of the homestead ex-
exemptions was much impaired and the
homestead was IN some sort made pris.
on. because the party ,ould not cell il if
be had judgmsats against him, But IN.
der the liberal view just taken BY the
Supreme court the party can sell and the
purchaser will get good title aud one
which 10 free from judgment liens. And
the owner, il he finds |. TO his interest =,
change his homestead can do so.-T D.y.
Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-27

Rev j. II. Aughey. in his Iron Fur
nace''-s narrative Of his experience and
suferiDes in reteIdom-gires the follow
ing report of sermon hich VS. deliv-
cred by an unlettered preacher in Missis-
sippi:
My brsthering and sistern, l air ig-
norant man, follsred the pillow all my lite.
and never rubb ID agin any college Ash
said before, I'm ignorant; and / thank
God for it. Brother Jones responds -
..Psrson, yer ort to be very thankful, fur
yer very iguoraht."] Well, I'm agin all
| hlgh.iatnt ieiloFs what breaches grammar
and Greek fur thousand dollars year.
They breaches lur the money and they
gifts 1t, and that's all they git. They've
got so high larnt they contradiots Scrip
Ter, what plainly tells US that the sun ri
SEES aud SETS. They says it don't, but
that the ycnith whirls round like clay TO
the seal. What nd come Of the water ia
the wells eff it did, Woden't it all spill
out and leave en- dry, aud WIZARD we be 7
| may say to them as the sarpeut said ua-
to David, "Much farming hath made thee
mad"
W hen breaches. never takess tex
till ! git inter the pulpit; then breaches
plain sarment what even women can
understand. l never premedertates, but
what is given to me in that same hour,
that sex. Now I'm gwine ter open the
Bible, and the 6rst verse sees Pm gwins
to take for tex. Suiting the action to
| the word, he opened the Bible and COM
mcn,ed reading and spelling together:l
Man is fearful lily - fearfuliy-apu
w-o.n-d e-r-f-u,l-l-y--wonderfuliy made
mad-[pronounced mad Well, it's
quar- tex, but said lis a gwinc to preach
from it, and Pm gwine TO do it. In
! the fust place, I'll divide my sarment
into three heads. Fust and foremost,
show you that a man will git mad sec
ond, that sometimes he'll GIT fearfully
mad; aud thirdly aud lastly, when thar
lots of things to vex and poster him, he II
git fearfully and wonderfully mad. And
10 the appEeFcstf0n II show J6H That
good men sometimes gifts mad, for the
possle David Lisself who wrote tie tex
got mad and called all men liars and
cussed his enemies, wishes 'em to go
down quick into hell and Noah, he got
tite. and eusscd bis niger boy Ham, just
like some drunken masters now cusses
his ringers. But Noah and David re-
penied, and all on US what gifts mad must
repent or the devil'll git us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-27
LIVE STOCK.

nvoveYt and Fsrme " Ind this the mos tAdynn-
- sour route for Live stuck Cuissious yafds ven
= red aud supplied With ever, convenience have
st.smion i psialotheis wants. From HaryisAs ~.
-nerr wili 81 found every convenience Tor ferd{ns
: "a ,s.s,ns choice t. onsred oi the PHILAnkTs
rMrr NKW YORK and BALTIMORE AAkKFf,
cais VIII siso b. found .hs sAcrtsa qsicksst ssA
most dirsctrout. FOR steel to New Yert-t
'kNOCH LEWIS Genera Is pt. Altoona. p
u f. HourI. Gees Ticket Agt ,phind1}nhis
Il. Ii. HOUSTON, Genera fvstsh Afsnt.
Aa7aAu. RAaisAsNSis. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-27
Miscellaneous.
G II E As r.

Suitable Tor the facture Of Soap, for which
viii pxyA tsAsSAssfv prize. saaies al &. Days'
GfoesSy Store Main strssts ut sseah and osh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-27

+ IL + q III rs.
BY this route, Froixbts OF ali description an h
sasdsd Ia aud from HhilmddllbIa Ner WORK
Railroads of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana ItlhoIs
wisconsin, lows or Missouri, BY RAILkoAD Dr.
RECT.
The Psnnsylvanis Railroad also connect, n PM.
burgwith steamers. b. which Good, II be forward.
cd 20 any poihi On ths oht0. Musk inepn ksutscky
TenDessee. Cumberland, Illinois. Mississippi, Wis.
eousin Missouri. ksBsAs. Art snsss. and Ned NV.
steamers 10 all ports m tAe Nortb-Westevt Lakes.
Merchants and shippers .ntrustins the TRANSPORTS
ton fthsk Frsghtto this Company can rely vita
eonndsnce obits speedy trsnsit.
The Hates Of Freight
To snA from any pointtnths West by the Psnnsyl-
vspia Central Railroad, are nj all times As IA
vokAsLe A. AkE CHARGED BY oTHERRAIL-
HIP Be partieniarto mark pack ages, .'vIA Psxu.
Central X. k."L1t
For Freight Conirsetf or shipping Directions. APP
ply 10 or address either Of The Ayents Of
b. A.sTEwAKT. Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
Ci.ARkkA co, Transfer Agents.
II. W, BROW n q CO., Ctncinpst. %.
R.C.MELDRUM co, Madison, Ind.
J. Z. MO0kE. Louisville, ky.
w. M. AfKMAN CO.. Nv snsvilie, Ind.
r. .sAss, ~. LoaiA Missauri.
CLAKkE 4 CO., Chicago, III.
j. II. H'CuLA, Povtsmsuth q 1856 81
ANkELY, MONTGOMERY. Maysvllis
w.HAE. l.. LANGLEY ,Gaiiipois,o.
II s. PIERCEA CO., Zsnssstiie -.
r. II. HUDSON. Kipley,o.
r. G. AkADkuA, Gen<rsb Travelling Ateps
for rns south anawsst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-27
Tor SALE,

orexchAnse for improved property In this eltv i7s
AeIss OF iand IN Hancock county, Illinois; 10 acres
nnaer eat'vstioni 30 acres wood land balance prsl
Eaqunee Of Il. b. Ten. EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-27
Collection Of Pensions,
BACK PAY, DISCHARGED SOLDIERS PAY,

And all other ciaims ~ ainst tho Government upon
the most favorable terms.
No Fees charged until saIisfactory returns sc -
csved. Aiiinquftes oy mall vii, receive prompt -
esniion. WM. ~ LOVE-, AIRY ~ Law.
Once: Nsxtdsorto Pest oRcs (ap stalrsl eotak
q. 1aA1G11J
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-27

.g's 4--E - $3.50 yA.s.i-s sac =
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01
TI.snalih T,nnsssee ncsImeni.

This regiment originally raised in East Ter
nessec by Gen..WnL II Carroll. is now com.
manded by Col Moses White, Of Memphis
The l.eutenantColonel ia our Young friend r.
D. Frayser, OF Memphis Both these ohicors
wero wounded Ia me bane of Murlroesboro'
but we are pleased to learn that they have re-.
covered from their wounds. and are now on
duty at llinggold. George. The Major Of flie
regiment, 3 Y. McReynolds, was XII ed In the
battle Of Murfreesboro', and the entire rcpi.
ment suffered severely on this hard fought
field,
Through aprivato letter from East Tenncs.
see we are also pntinpossession Of tho where.
abohts Of some three other wen known Mem
phians, Major n, wv. Ruc;er, Of Island 0 noto.
rlety, who commanded Tho famous Rucket
battery at that place, 10 now ID command oI
iho 10th battalion, Tennessee cavalry, now ou
duty in Green county, iaatTennessee. keeping
watch upon The traitor Garter, no blidee bur.
nor Our Old friend long John Wikerson. IA
adjutant Of ibis regiment, and writes us n
high hopes aud bucyant spirits. Col. II. d.
Kirby, Of Memphis, is also on duty inthc aslne
regiment r. MeQphis Appeal.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01

TiHE Alabama anl Mississippi Rivers Railtoad rotu.
pany u Alabama, VIII oncf iof falo at publIo
auction, 70 the highest bidder tn0i eas than parA on
wednesday thc ith day of Alafch 1909. al ibo lADk
of Selma, n The cly O Selma, 500 coo bonds IN iia
Company, dated 5anualy Isl 1902 ara dne Iot.
nary lA, lM5 anl $4,000 bonds 0f 40 tlip.nf erl
na daiea lanpaly iai, 1909, ond dno tH6aly i,f,
guaranteed by Tic Railrnd companV. An fa'e
bonds bcar per cont luioielt, payable aom mannnaL
.ly. NJ the COMMERCIAL Bank IN Alaiama nt keIls.
With coupons etiached for Che Interest. ma Bomb II
.pe Company t,n'ofeai aua pruclpall nv secured by
mortgage, epJ executed and recorded on DO rnfll
Railroad oi The company with Rll Ne mathlAcgy. md
lauda, nud franchise, aud Other appunenarte4 Ihe
roe y commences ~ mo cify on Selma Wlela "a rh,
necis VIVA ihc Aiabnma and yehtcnto nigffa f'aD.
foaa lecarlpitG lel miles, aad now icing extended
maerh cihifaci wiih ile Confederate G0gcrmhnl.
n Rome, bcbfgla) hni Vim diily line of siNmf
bc0lqi plying between Selma ana N0hinDmorvs ana
exltnas West iir0ngh awfll fniifa,fd ana teft M.
ille ieslog VIA Unlonioen ana Demnpc.i, th9it N
aqf frgihwea Alabama inllidad. WIZ ihe Nriiis
ald houlhefu tailnssppll haiytata, ~ Mo,,dian
Mississippi ictdc8 lii very Msiltd ntsl migaelt.
Reg lncnnnR u li 4 large lccll lpNl0tF iAis N.d
holda most iaftfabrl lpe lilen 10 tie rf,w eaiigf
and Wvriefn lne u travel between ioxaf Hlaannls
lC4.eis,a and Mississippi ana iho KotthcM sni
tafetn portions " ne Confectionery, anotine ile
mot direct sud shortest route from viflnhuiN ara
al mlcmtdinse plaosg ~ he Capitol II ht OdNnSa.
recy. aid ihe South Atlantic eilAs
AiihinaA ihe route through lum 1s.Ma n tioilHnA
hat lten opened fniy within ilie iasf u asrhs and
u uoi jet wuhlng ~ NNu'nfly gH II ail aan al na
nliangeue,l9 N progress sIa to|nf't0A iha ln.
comt alfepdy lat exceeds ihe rr-a st4tlna io mako
rood the bOnla pfnpmce . bQ atIe,f IN llaf Ns
belipVf0 that ~ irier aecmilet 8aH iItlf loails
can lc kund NJ 90 Cor'tdrfarp 4ed rnnf Nota
exist ipuii' motgnfe la sfteH tlatfH0 b1hfq IN
ne ttmianY onf J.Hu1fy nftt lr M Ffi1 Dui hf ne
rioccidse el ne boncs ndN otnNi thd uihh Ai
oc received n 4qlatuf laii-t tat|a frrrudi
: iEEssTTTr n r7UHrF7 nffa if ne C1|l
flefaie eergfHnca' pi eapphiQg VI Nv f511
'eelfd. i5 5flslaiffilte4iNiNo D9pfNlmtlt
Sealed ltsrDatatf bH ifFtifi y iho fritrHs4la
d Dfmdpnii d " Hhnae Nq.. iinnaial. etN.E
na. lvho on apli1esr ri fiFe arY ih'Uasllbn "a
Fsb7ida o o CRiflH
PretlIaal
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01
qnlnurn oR RESPECT.

CHATTANOOGA, TrSS., Feb 2s. 1861
AZ az iNiarinal meelng Of mtmbers Of Claiborne
!.S5ee, No 29s, Nashville ihe falloging prebinbls
and resolutions aep aaoFtsa
where's, u NasFltasea the S0pftnie Architect 1t
the universe, ia eAose good providence and loving
mercy are entgusisa the yea si all mea TO take from
our @idst opr friend aud brother, Wm.P. McGiegor,
Treasurer q the State o fsnnesce. aud Of Claiburno
Lodge No 291 a. " ~, an esteemed member;
thsrelo.e
Resolved That b, his dcsih We beholdaa vacant
place created ia The niche Of valuable member Of
society and osihc hodge. Hs was fcr many years "a.
miliarly kaawa % the people Of Middle Tennessee as
worthy citizen and amiable aad uscN, man. Ia an
relations Of State legislator and Tie intercourse sf
private bustess, be was esteemed ior Integrity sf
character aud &iofiaess Of demeaum Eor several
years preceding his seath which saa sseai occurred
at Lowisburg the 2ist ast he occupied the posi.
tisn Of Treasurer Of le State and ia the iament O.
bis duties, exhibited the same energy industry aud
aptitude fer the details 81 u srduou5 aud Responsible
officer, which had always marked his career lie was
early earnestly and sincerely enlisted IN The cause Of
the South and throughout the darkest days Of our
struggle never lost bis confidence in the cause or his
faith in ille hua independence Of his State, country
and people. As aeghbor, husband, father. brother
aud friend, his true loyalty was best cy1ccd by the
regard Of those who knew him best aud nearest lua
word an that can J,e SAD Of an open hand pure
heart aad aa upright mind can be said Of hn aud re-
mains rich egaeyio those who loved him.
Resolyoa ThatihC Ledge has lost an esteemed mem
ber ana we an Aonored aud respected brother. and
that We request that 4 PAGE be sa on thc record
bearing his uogc age, and date Of his death,
Resolved, That We ieei lhe most profound sympa
thy fer the wife who moqms husband, and the chill
dren who are lef wthoa' father IN the midst OF
war.
Resolved. That copy ortheso resolutions Id print.
edin The Chattanooga Rebel, Winchester Daily Bul,
leu aud SbelbySille Rebel Banner, and that a copy
be sent to the family Of our deceased brother,
w. J.. CiApoRNg,
W. N. CLAIBORNE,
lodge, No. 2s3
80 Winchester Daily Bulletin and shelbyve Rel-
el Banner please copy
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01
SHERIFF's SALE

ON The nfst Monday IN ApriI, leCs. wllten IN,
~ cash ,at pebble cutlery 10 the highest llddor IA
thc Court House door iu harrison qrnnnssoa the M.
!e~ing trac. o. land owii about two hundred arffs
ylng N h9iist district ef Hamilton county flenhra
see, agl loinihg he lands James II. Johnston DaDiG
Pepdegipse, and WIN be sold % gadsiy lodrment
and costs, n favor Of James N. Scott apsl tst ead
Pondcgmss jams JNCK In ehc1le '''
iebzI'4W Hamilton Cr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01
FAYsrMyl.Ln Tsnarasaa. !

-. =, - -. u NTWTWTTN 10 THTI \ =
AANltOlA.lN6 ciilc@s In the aiafe OF renn6sste
~ WIZ at once enrolas conscnpls all oaiters Ia
their respective districts who may he absent ygiths1
leave h9n tkcircemmands. Tlt enrolling 0nlcets Ia
Middle Tennessee, VIII send descrtye rolls of MI
officers 80 eurRed TO the Commahdant NJ Canp al
Instruction. at Fayetteville, Tennessee Ihe chron
criptiye rolls To The ucmm0Bdant M copsefMts i.
kaoxvilIc, Tennessee
y. d. BLAKE, lt. Col C.s.A.,
lep@i aW Comd Of Con iol Tennessee.
w East iennessee lApers COPY four Menks
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01
Inlportant 10 EnroIIInr ofIcsre.

CHATTANOOGA Feb. isOa
7 ENiE orderof CAL Blake oommanaant IN eopstfipis
ohlerlDg $50 leNard Cor The arrest of con.rfine
entities ehrohg officers 10 ihe REGARD whss ~.
nake the arrest contemplated by he oraof.
Each Enroing oaicer Is requlvd 60 mike tfe
elp'yQ lollol himself, aud forward it imuiedmei,
the cilee by promptly cnrong a6d sending loreord
every eonscnpt within their respective dstrias
JOHN y. HOPKINS, a. ID. q.
ehzi.4w andsuPt Esio iug OfiIeelB
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TliE QoEEN on THE WEsr--We are gratiied
to learn that the damage doue to this darina
Federal craft before her capture, is so slighI
that it will soon be repaired, and She asair
placed in service under different colors. Wo
witnessed tho movements OF This vessel and
her consort rams IN the engagement before
Memphis, in June last and TO them. much
more than the iron.clads was the Federal com.
modore indebted for the victory gained. They
were lar in advance OF The "black mons.ersi
and all the damage donc our lloet al close
quayters was universally conceded to lave
been accomplished by tho feet, powerful. but
light steamers, Queen Of the West Monarch
and Lancaster No. 3. Wo expect good ser'
vice from II, eaadihon 10 our army, under the
leadership Of the hundreds of brave spirita
who viii aock ttman her - atemphis dpprai.
GESEnM Burma SrvpBEp. --A Alter an Gene.
raj Butler is to bo gei out "a the cold.7 The
N. Y. Tribune says
General Butler, Ia not after an iorcceiye any
appointment at the hands Of the Government
This s as we suspected from the start. lic
and the clszy pack that follow at his heels have
been amused and pui OF BY tho promises
which he administration have had no notion
OF regarding Buffers tyranny, dishonesty aud
want Of military qualifications womb have
been no bar 70 his appointment 10 hiih eassss.
hui he has given tho administration su mucl,
bother foreign and domestic, that herca fier
he will he kept out Of the service
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01
MAcHfNERY FnR earr.

WILL sell az private sale ohe 30 lo,so poser M.
4 gne and Boiler, with Mulay Saw and allhsapnar
ienances thereto belonging Alo one 30 lneh Clren
y saw with irons attached oroihor with 90 ltptof
shaitlng, and pnlcys one Hp Saw, Cuton Saw
WIN gearlag &C" JOSIAH FISHER
fe9iv-tl Chattanooga Tenn
!, sp sclma Reporter copy weclu, and ssrd nm to
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01

- chattanooga, Feb, ~, 1862
4 CITIZENS alc peiiAed thatthey arc txpccttd te ~
Cpoii oihe lfs Quh termasef AL cstmv innias qua
eoI.es - llis vicinity anu oie warmed not % trade r
VIII not be respected, unless the lfaBasy IA, l.,,
CONDEMNED, and bpudcd witha eCF
Febi"~im o H.. JONES'
Nal Post Oaa .
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QgSaTrnaAsTess psrAaTarNg !

4 ft iSEiS assigned 70 duty AZ this Post viii com.
" ply with pardgraph 075. Army Rouatins ~
AVOID conirion AZ accounts. Qwfips not obtained
through me VII not be paid for, aud citizens alc no.
uied that wl hereafter recognise 10 claim er hite
or rent, unless they hold orders IRON ms.
feblS-lm D. n. JONES
Mo x ON
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nELlNQUENp Tax Payer tor the state and Conn.
~ " Faxes Of 1862, IL the Chattanooga Ditfict
will call aud pay the same without DELAY 10 John Z
Long az the Recording qilce. who ~ authorized 60
febl4 q. w. GAnDENHfRE,
Tax Collector Hamilton Co.
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Farm FOR SAFE.

HANEtor sale Farm coataihng Too acres. ad.
4 Joining the lands Of Mark A. Kennedy situated
on tbe Missionary Rl9ge four ines East of Chatn.
hesga tiye acrea oi he land are ccated ard lenoed
WIN nFmaI cab nthtr0n, o nursery III fiuitfeee
select apples and pears and isO good RprHea.
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Taken up and Committed to Jail,

fI'AkhN up and committed tsiail on the 2elh nv
a 1903, negro man By thc name Of Henry. aid
says he helongs TO John Fegp OF Rutherford topuly
Tennessee, w0 miles from smyrna Dopot sAid prpS,
ls about y m ~ years old, Of a oopue color, lett
10 inches high end seighaahout 17dlbs.
y. n. SWAIN Jailnr,
IahY 50-u Chattanooga. Tenn