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,ea Beast Butler in his recent New York
.o,ecb ard palaver said "WhOever believes
{ cod-pust believe in our ultimate victory
whoever believes there's iiell--must believe
\ was made for such men as Butler.
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MA The slave Patrick, belonging TO Mr..
robr wilkinson, Of Augusta,) under sentence
\ death for attempting to commit rape upon
white woman, expiated bis crime on the
allows near Augusta on the 3Oth ult
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Ei0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Tbe undcrsippe "a
~ laye assooiated themselves together under the
styeaad lnn OF B0SDURANT y MATTHIAS, for
the pOrposeof conducting Tie GROCERY AND COM.
MISSION BUSINESS, III Lynolbufg Va
We shall keep constantly on hand as largo and
well selected Stock Of GROCERIES and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, as can be obtained and will spare no
pains 70 serve our customers at all times.
Conducting the business on Tho CASH principle
we will be enabled to offer Inducements 10 city and
country purchasers either By Wholesale or retail.
ConsignmeHs OF Flour Wheat, Corn and all other
county produce solicited and prompt returns in a \
cases, as soon as sales are made
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco and Snuff OF
all grades always on band
Wosolict share Of tle public patronage
j. 7. BONDURANT,
declTGm JAMES MATTHIAS
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NJ. J.. HUGHES
TAKEN uo

A ND committed 10 iail BY The military authorities
"A AZ Chattanooga, ohtiis Sd of october, 1869, and
more recently committed by 90 ncng Justice OF TIE
Peace for Tie county Of Hamilton, Team on tho .Olh
OF December, 1897 negro boy, calling bis name
JOHN and sajs no belongs 10 VIM. ionea, n Mem.
phi. Said 10y Is hlnck ~ jens Old % feet 81 ncnga
high Tho oWnfr N ic1ntMed % come Olwnfd,
proYc r3pppity nay chnfnfq and i0ke lm on o lall
dpt2b " N. SWAIN JAflnr
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lookout Mountain Property for Sale.

OFFER for sale the above property belonging "a
~ WV9n Aldehoil, and used by him for several
years as q Boarding School, and more recently a. n
Hotel Il ltcontans two large twosiory bulldiEav and
Seventy rooms The ground, containing eight acree.
embraces magnificent Spring Of uever.iaillng, pure
lree 81 me water within cave, and fine waterfall
house Smokchonse, &c.
As the Mountain Is q lavorite place for summer Re.
sort, and will undoubtedly become much more 40.
THIS property being The only one possessing an nbun
aant supply o. water within convenient reach, Is
justly considered one OF Tho most valuable ofte KIND
ttn2 y. ". WlLLY.
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rs,- David Turpie, Democrat, has been
.l.cted TO the Yankee Senate from Indiana.
Ihe Indiana Abolitionists will doubtless
|harro the opposition with Turpio-tude in his
Ileclion.
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CAMr AyERYj c. s, FoRCEs !.
JanY. u. 1868.

A T.. mcmtcA q my company lett behind atChat
N iaaoteai or elttWhetp wish Them to report to
me al layeucgiAe, Tennessee, mme daiely SO when
ne ftglncn Eay lie WdGed 70 other quarters means
shal be iabtn against sbseni men il not Immediately
complied with; amy pcRons not connected with the
amy wishing g joiu me, shal be henry TO see
them AZ camp WAl' J. ROGERS Capt. Comdg.
Co. (F) 23d Ga, Cavalry
N. BAH persons joining shall receive Tie boun.
ty &C., by order Of BrgadiCr Gon'l Pillow.
Jany. 2s-3tt
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LEGATEE's sALEI

nN Monday, the "a day Of FEBRUARY, win DO sold at
~ the late residence Of Abraham Jones' IN Polk
county TO be sold in two parces) eleven hundred
aud ten acres Of land Cone OF the hest cotton panta
tons in the Cherokee country, AbOul ZOO acres
cleared and III high state Of cultivation and well
fenced. 100 acres white wheat. put In wel and In
good tme Barn, Stables, Gin House, dwelling, and
Negro houses. all framed and nearly new 4 GOOD
well Of excellent water ind never failing pond for
stock 10 the gin house is attached a good 80 saw
GIN cast iron gear, and fast iron packing screw of
the bot pattern. The plantation ii on Tie road from
Carorsye 20 Ccdaitowlis about " miles from Car
torsyie by good road about the same distance from
Rome aud "a miles from Kingston. Terms one,half
cash and Que hall 70 months with interest Also
wheat ocFu, oais fodder ahncks and coiton.seed on
the ephce. Mortgage and good personal security will
be reqnired. JOHN A. JONES
ian7dtawtds Agt lor Legptee.
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tay- The Yankees are again digging the
..nal" at vicksburg Bend. They are "heavy"
Dptbe acanaille" anyhow. Their army is made
rp Of that material.
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The State of Tennessee.
William Carptheys

Alfred NJ. Cate aua.othes.
In Chapceryi at Harrison.
It appearing that the defendant, Alfred N. Gates.
mas apsconded from the state Of Tennessee, so thai
the Ordinary process Of the coart cannot be served ON
him
" IS therefore ordered that publication be made
weekly ior our weeks in the Rebel newspaper pub
llshed IN Chattanooga, Tennessee, requiring said de
iendant p appear AZ cAaHcery court TO le held az
the Court house IN Harrison, on The second Monday
Of June next and answer complainants amended
hill or judgment pro coniesso viii be epiered against
him, and the cause SCI of hearing ex pafe.
janl4wlt h. G. JONES. G. &M
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aef" Coll. q Tappnn, who conaianied the
oh Arkansas Regiment az Belmsnt and Shiloh,
|, both Of which engagements il won imperish-
,Oie laurele, hau recently been appointed a
lngadier-General by President Davis.
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TFNN.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. Jan %, 1868.

General Orders(
No. 4,
l. All officers arriving at Chattanooga except
those who pass through Immediately without miss
ing the connection Of The railroad irins-are requi.
red to report without delay 10 Lieat Col 0 OBannon
commandant OF the Post
II Allenhsted men found ia Chattanooga without
proper autbogity will be arrested aud sent under
guard TO the Headquarters OF the army.
BY order OF Brig Gen. jackson.
jan23-lm JOS j. CUMMING,
A. A. Gen.
Ma iffa,,.. go, ,,,,,, a., ~
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pS- Congress is.giving its attention in good
arncst to the subjects of currency ard
nance
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AQ- The dismispal Of FiIz John Porter from
y army is imputed 70 tho fuel that he is n
lend 10 Mcclellan
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tcs- The adjourned Press Convention meets
h Augusta, tomorrow.
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A LlDthAA rent aill ~ PAID ~ fnth anl
"a Ueatnnf cotiano fbchigdHln WaNhy Ngahly,
within iron, ore 70 ilih mlg n ibe lhpilnnpofa
nall Read DfpOl. A hguft nhttp} Niuleitd plt~
loftblc. lihe fddItlicd 10 iox 10, n. ios. Ontt,
vii lnecl with alieiltH iafy tzpN'
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eaS> John u. Siarnsy .eSiior oftle Louisville
i'inocfai, IL spoken Of ns prospective candi-
a'e Tor ihe afacc Of Governor orktntucks
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h Nh COnBlN NI Keeps loafllhv hoae 3 few
dho ielow tia Ccuifai iioue, where lrnsic1l yisl,
tors ~ always NJ entcoMmfdaied, Cation hiw and
Judge ior yoaneb uAnH-lmI
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James A Knowles Administrator
Of William W. Knowles decd,
Vs
Mary Knowles 4 Others
(PETmQN 0 SELL LAND 40 PAY DrBr)
a n obedience 10 an nerocuiory decree OF the coun.
a " court ofWhiie County pronounced IN the above
cause shall, on Monday, the 9th day OF Fepruary
next at the late residence of said deceased in the
ON civil district Of White county proceed TO sell TO
the highest bidder for cash or currency available
lafm belonging to said deceaged 10 he sold subject
to the widow dowry in said lapd Said farm Is well
watered and well timbcred, and about halr cleared
and under good fence. Something over one hundred
acres mtle tract JOHN f. YASS,
Ianl7w3t Commissioner.
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TERMs oF TuIrInN.

Primary Department, s8 90 per angum
Preparatory 10 90
Freshman Glass IA co
Sophomore lG co
Junior - 20 90
Senior 25 90
In Music, Piano, Guitar orr
Meodeon zopV
Thorough Bass Comp. &C.. Is 90
French and other Modern
Languages, 20 90 !, eoeh
In The Ornamental Department fun pfoyis,on VII
be made, OF the ordinary prices.
The rule OF payment Is one halt ia advance The iei
by the middle Of the term
sBpaid can be had IN good families and nj conyen
lent boarding houses kept purposely Tor young ladies
mohln. g. w. PARKS,
decSo Secretary and Treasurer
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Ibs tCtctln oi BOcock 3 Parrish, no. Biidee
lir.ti, wa couliuro ni ile old fandas visual.
dtclTgm Bpc0Ck a PAiiRl8H.
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B9NDURANT s MAYTHTAs.

this Office
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.New AUCTION ANp ,..,,.. ,,,,...


lN COMMISSION HOUSE,
80 l02 NAiE gr,, LYYCilpun0, va.
The undsisnnci have aasoclated them0olyos togath
or under The stylcnnd hgm 0C Jam08 r. Scott & Co.
Coz The purpose Of conducting general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BOSiNEsS. llcy havc rented
tbat largo and eepuut building, No. lO2 Main street
LynchblYg, Va, lately occupied BY Jn0. A. Davis 4
Ca, and 6n nc lat day Of December next, win b.
ready loicccivc Merchandise Of all kinds Of pfiv0t
and nuqtlon salcg. Ittyfocit c0nsgHmenil N Man
uAciured aud Smoking Tobacco, Sugars, MOa~bB
COlec and other Gruceriee, llalo Cotton 0nd Cotton
fabncs Of a gradcs, Wodcn Goods, lo0ls. Shoes and
Leaiherand a other goods usually tFIcdfrr saie.
Thcirlirt Auction viii iahe place ai 10 carly day
ln December. 0l wl0h duo n0tlro Wlth calAlolu3
viii bo pubiAtd.
Thcyieapccugly ftleflo ihc nr,yb4nls ap1 bnaI
nele men oi kiemnond ptteihurg Dnnyllle and oth'
er ciileao I've haulh whose a.d and co-opcall6p
WIN be fly arpterelea.
JAS. r.. SCOTT,
Ogtlc ait Dim oi John u DAVIS 4 %.
bhNif h, BOCDCE,
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[srraAl TO ruq DAILY agprr.l
, 1863-08-09
HOW TuKY TAKE 1T.

~, ~ A-' - p1.tss4s1 sua. >. "1su s4o
oenses aua O'essa. ~ WIZ a'e .uo auenots
VI essvssloA, ana MAv -: glSe aoae,so
.uu1ssnn soe..s, ~ -, .ue s, s,o!,u, a's suo1
oasn9 oealen. taey WI usples uesru
o1 s'lnty anu ao9ecsness 1na1 VIII ooth
enano anu ehoek al Sof'nefn men.
e' we a,e m, 'ola oy our pn'a'e correspondents
.loin '4e.Soats' tnat 'ne result snas re
have anticipated Tor the whole South, al-
, 1863-08-09
A t,btHt rHtitt In tfltttAttt9u1s tUlitttt
MIA ftihf Law

fhu tlllte u t]tv MAl}oa {'Vltlfhtl4ull
tbtttilt. tti.,) Ht,v.d fiHS hnett nkhtt ti}sst4.
.iut, ~ h. tha it,u4.4j Af.e.h.f aid in. l,a,.
Hon " ~ the i."tn.' e'srth''' snu n** pe'"
~ II M"t'.., % ' Ill., I%g IT, saits ~. H..
~ ~ ".es'o'' ~" '"'e a'''"t was 'e'Phfs'
lta with tltt III tHIlAUlIt I'll NtI liia taHlthF III
. .i,iu,, II VA. tt,u,si,l a|,m,t a,t t,..axst
WIZ" WI! ".""4's e'''"ts ~ h'tn!"'
IT. ttNAiH ~ taking ttlDeephslul pf lltH uElldt
tjt tIR 'l'tUYuat NfnjHDiaL ttstIthl}t WulHuti,
Muitlt ssy, ihal Ii WIN dina In ia ilIttsi mn,
i}stn{s u,nttilt'r "tu, tf,t istiat ii @ ,i,tMttiiy
, 1863-08-09
shs war '''|TtV,S1|tt bfc.:.' 't''i'"n n

4 Nam tAl'thhtsha If thB War tlHhun.sey
NJ t,aFtaiih VII lIH hid al IuaEeualuiiI. NJ, n
1hutaa.yt sias Aiti' Int. AtHntH lhs apsss,
tta tattvlled M ttbt4 t.awiA thai, tish juflu 4.
i."aat!, lt"h. t'.nisl \. Dlpklnsun, ltua, juhn
Ynh it'ttet, tiu!n 't4nsa u. tita,ly, tlsh, auiu
A. Me0lstt'ahd, linn John ijfuastl, uuv.
i)htfl 4'00, tiuti, .fshiua taAtlNiB, .lNd8s
TliAtal"is. tish. Alvin 7. itutsy, mud vthsti.
At'ahKetiIBhis lAts Dseh fn#i8 BY which ali
Who wlAlt IL Alltnd lho UuhtshljuA eah att,t,
NJ ha1f fhss on thu fa!iEusd., lkeiudiN8 lfiH
lMh}etts a indlARapollA H4llfoxd, Nor(lafn
l)ltiblon t,ollsttfle, Nsw Albany il UAIesatl
l9allt0ad, between Michigan Oily Ind Lsity.
eite, and T0ied0 Il WaiMhtl hsIlioad,
T!is lOFA' peapls Of indiana, OF eyery tyRfty,
Me 4hstled to l,u Feaent and hsAr witsi ii ssld,
Democrats who bplleye tAat this Government
y worth p!eseFy1ng, no tl,Itpt who ID PIt.l,
dent, should e0iae out md rebllks Tue Va|'sn.
d'Rhhm tTaitat, who Hra anllylnx and ,its.
NAotpg tho name Of Democrat, by appealing
to The lowest pTJudtpes and passions, and
leeguelpg 'ha!r followers In tyiapsthy, Win
Eehe!s md trs!taSa,
, 1863-08-09

Daniel 9. Dlckins6ni whose rough ora
toticat felIcities are equal 10 tic fetYency
bf bis patriotism, iii the co,ifse ii 4 iate
SPEECH at Hlhghatnton, described the recent
tlott ia New Y6tk, is i thtte-daYs 1,eaea
hieetibg. held uhder Coppsthead auspices.
Mt; Diekfhsoh tas tihqntstlohnbit correct
III bis e1atAihtstiaa, hhd hut les ID III hla
pto1b that Tie tiolthts aHd t'ioodshed to
#lieh t1teee iheesihgs kayt tise, 4efe thlY
4 f8fetaAte Ut What W1s Intended hhnli,1 i,a
Witnessed itl: afl lhe lHtFef towns IN thn
equity. 1le esldtfleea uf tiis iAltef fael M
ore too stfvnE IL be- ie.lsletl auti ,iulei
men, even 8t tlla distance ffeHi tts trtle
dftle lAie,alfoeItl4s, WIN gute bud III night,
Without fbar tbAt tisey hilAll he murdered
lJviOfe l1vfulnH, hut lheIf l.a!|ies tlttyu
vut sy tl4e f1alnea Of ihttr burning lIollsps
eatl hardly tpslIRa how tpyea tley owe Il
lhe slAht4aln fes'aIahpe whtpl4 tlle tona|lt'1
led Antl|nft'las n Nav Yprk ,t,ade a4slna
,l.s CsWatEeaa and l'saes" abHso'sssa
tiuhs sy whloh tLat oily wAs dlsgfaued.
, 1863-08-09

Tie Copperhead prints Of New York
have raisel quite an outcry In respect to
the Superintendent Of the draft-allegtng
TINT tile proportion Of drafted men from
Democratic districts is muct greater ttan
front Republican Districts Cor. Seymour
teeotne 20 full of lhe satne ttottun ttiat ho
eetit Lis judgo Advocate to Washington to
deinhtd Mt, ext,labhtiutt atd d CORRECTION.
lie gut Tho fufinet but not t1lu latter. The
BttfetttY III War itfottntd hihi that The
dotetntheht hne iiot apputtiohtti aty iiltii.
ter tU The different Jlkttitla, but hlhtply
ehlle1 Nf Il tlfifl Vf uttt.ifitll ui lhv. pG.
relied tptAutIs lii iiiu GtAlu, iltHl tiiu dttf.
tfrH III the fi.ittt,tf 0l dfAhetl tnuh catle,t
fur II, eatl flslilet, a,lpts solply Rum tllt
difference hi Tho ulirullmunl, NJ uiv'llhh
fruin tAoll dlst,tut N oatleA h,r, ,,vIshur
,H,tu nut lets 1. AMI tllnt II nlufu tnpn nrv
pumlled IN lllv 1>pntnurtlu illan III thu la.
publican tltsllluts, II h ri'nily t,uaa,laa
lilo rrtrolIn triturontluK !l'u I.p.
i'ntctt dodutl Ii thu taliur hAyd nlrnady
volunteered att nro will tl,o nitny. trL!s
et)'lnlhh tho innltur sattslaulorlty. III
Tho 1tu|h1,ll0hn dthttlctH tho bulk Of titu
young ftirn iutwren NJ mid III yuars ot nHc
1,hv0 already go1a 10 Tho itrthy, ami VI
co,lssu caunDt bu enrol1ml fhr thu dram,
Whil0 In TIN DrmoerAtlo tttonghOlAs, par
Ncula,ly III t)u uillvs wi!uru Tho lrlsls COM
t'oto most Of tlIo letty, few ,,en ltavu on
llstad, hnd n,usl Of tAeAe nra Republicans
l!eice, tlIe number of men now enrolled
In tho Democratic distr'ota, who nro 4! i,
duty, H. tar gtoater. In proportion III l'opIla
lion Than III thu Republican dlatrlo.a.
When tho draft oomea to be lnh'lo In lhl
city, we expect to .Aear m ou.cry raise.
Tint It 1t fal}s hcav!er On tue Democratic
Than Tho Republican warla, II aucl. oh
lection be made, the reason will hc that th'
Republican wartla have sent to The army 1
fur larger number Of men than tho Demo
CRITIC wards Not far from 1000 nc,
have volunteered from this cIty-and full
thrce-fourtha Of the number were ttaunc
Republicans. The draft in Chicago, q
elsewhere, will be called for per cent {
all the names enrolled
, 1863-08-09
NNwA PAUAfaIsApsIH,

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s 'seststs i ts 2.Iasse fslessesfsa s'esa uag ts:
ts,y "y y. ss{&s &s , St tst,skss ft It, {Nt,tS N ts
sH .ts 'tes t sttsnir s'G ,S IS .Iii!: TaIyn
t Y sfb tbsts Msta 4Htt a t s i; w s tsY III II
Il 1e5a' 1hat "A M tle atBYa|it Whit kAplta tAlslf
tstt IL ts tq q ffttt VI. as .aa! REES xsd4 Nv
paef fhe 't9 sttSsst Rs1 Toia Sr wuHetaHv tsuB,y,
aal:y.' I'll: ''''H' a0~ ts''"H' ''s6fs t' 'i1ll4F'
= utu Futeun tiB,Y buruistss tls pfeAIdsll.
flHt tbNlf If EeNttitptH, aijs HjYsfaitsit If
tielI rhtt ju ltjHKuft Ils}sfa, s'''''o'"' VI
=Npypf t|upN 7Hwa I,aa i,Rsu xHll1gff nv l>,a
N nt''I IIan lae le TN ~ "
st1tIse H }Is s III W "
gis II lii,I ltni " n, T'a9' s9 f t,r WV
{hty ftHl tljg Jl.WS ljH}uii tu,ts ltifN}r|t" IL
III tlitlr lIlhlt IN fllalf HHtljlsi AU III ilifla
!MalsEpla lttty tpI3 fllfblfaaIfl tlslf II iitllH:
l'lltaiptst '''''' '' W.
--latn}s il61tatAv, vim ,uj,ftIntad Hlats,
hlttiIii RHffunt Hin iii.iu,I n, stuitn,,i III NE
fWE Iii ptlt ssnsilps III 'u In |,i'tt4d |1 r. HI MN IN
Hlul uk Htilsint,ar, ''"''" ~ ~ '''"Ho' y" '"'
- shts''sh tt,tteAraHdatt III ths Da,ton
il4rF ,4'stsi t1 i' ni M" Tt Mh |as. ~" su 'tH} III,
Slaias ~ Tnti,st.ftasa uea w .snn 1M1} mnt
III }RH astti,. fimtas III 1,aHM;iss}M ia '|'Ii
{th}t III itp In iii, F.syn Ss y, snnn.s
iisi,{ax IN dta.s Hid 'sWaf.1 l " mt.u ~.
|n{3tts iDtl iliV ijUFG(|iieitaiists. i}.a rsiis,
ll|,'p sl fini}srtHih, ttia nfaM5st '"' ca'''"'
Ir,, I'm ts.,',,}a. aas, 'n' ,n P'a',st nis u.,,
ns1 1Hu ttnl!llea eallt t. l'litl Ap0ls1t| W
Hsnt fUst WYE lss 4fHa' h}iii l31ftfeA llAil.
.siffs 4 w H,',,, ait{pf tfefs hef| Gf aIssa
a1i,ndsp r}Ifn psns,1i,. s,s ai| i|@afss1 s'st
piri,s n,tu ~ To.,. Tr.aasa .nsstm ~ ~ a,s"'s
xsnadnS w @ =, y saE!u({ 1Y!t'
|ant|vu'y, 4ot on}y ioF lagl|lu Nas G!!t a}A9 on
fh.e Wts{ri r." m RipMlthi!Att! MesI VI
tns esMs'1tK hA1s Ngpi4 ptefllhA tflsEAselFea
tf eVH!e ttnla II fttaINalnA llla eAlllEhlI'H Q!
hat, T. M na3 sasN aa"Ht " w s{eeteai WIZ
~ ~. scts H. "Se ~ e4aHas "
IL i siassd IL hn 1N s actss ~ ''''A4 - e'"e1'''
Five resiu,su,4l .atlsr. n' were caught y&.,
gns ss!s!Sssat ssRs tSssa ess 'ts for s ss. 5
vhol.sne 1,ir. ~ WIFI, Ho1shs! % ~ - 1caa!as
Meior Striker condsmned tham r. r. 1sI = nvnt;: I:
wnrk in liz trnc1,rs War, liz ro,s, H.. =
thu hottest. ColonoI IIau, our WORTHY rro.
v0st Maralal General, approved tho soiitenco,
almost in under Wsgner, and told lint il they'
were lazy or showed the white feather they
would b. sl,ot, Tho suffers t6lled in arony
the whole night long, and fortunately pccot1.
pli.ncd their campaign without loss Of lI{s or
limb. II. will be las,ing lesson to them,
to come. Ono of them, also, had lIs eusire
stock oi liquors confsc.trd to thc use use of Tour our
men In tho trenches, This etock !nciudcs
furty. two barrels Of aiu and ninety dozen Of
vinc.-CAarlt.ton cor. FAN. inquirer.
"A nrlvnto 1,tter from, r,wn f,tv ..x, ~, :
3ho off,rs ~ ia ~. 49, S.y sa5s rnas
TINT E % XIV ns NJ o cosaa ss ,n hs @ ~ hs1,S II
Sa~s st.c,. ~" !, nr,,a r. 10 etsln sh iuw
, 1863-08-09

The attacks IF tlc Chicago organ uf .1clF.
1,a.ls, on Gen. Iugat,, vulgar mud fhlso M
!1ty ae. do mt excite 1! ahy btt = teel!ug Of
tntltghntlott aiiiuhg tho uenctal's ifithds.
because Tho ttibtfve ttAleh totnttis Tho
htttst Is Vi well tihderstuod. tis fottniit
hhi btettattio t1lu thetny. 'That's ilis IT,
hhst Ill tug ttta IT t1iH AAaatlaata aAd, iad
it iouBht tafdet. thu Atahuits lu which NJ
tent Would llhtt beth duuttY tihdlttits
bud telititutts. Bhutiid iIs join tttg eHttHy
ttitlitfftw aitd ttltlt lits AtlAs AgalltBt lhu
pnlvh phttsu, tllH tlleu viii Ata ilUw till:
!fehiHe iljht wHuld .tthsa tiiett AfetH:thg.
itAf hid dtuiAte, themselves ltlt tYAtlnts.
hltlnls, I'll MI thl4 N Il fess'th tllAt luyal
tll11vts elluiI1,l mi fiji IN understand,
, 1863-08-09

kH- Thu Indianapolis Journal has turned
up tae recorded vote In Tho UaItcd 6tases
eenata, on the motion sf Senator Trumlull,
Of Illinois, to strike out tho three hundred
dollar clause. It appears from thu vola that
Mr.. Tnrplo, ths Democratic Senator from In.
diam, votcd TO rotaln the clause. whilo Hen.
~ 3. Lane. Republican, voted to strike It ont.
With what consistency can the Oopperheads
Of Indiana Gnd fault with that exemption
clause, and Jet indone tho very man who
voted for It; or With whnt honesty complain
OF its upjust aud partial operation, whllo
abusing without stint tho Senator who voted
for Its cxpurRutlop? j.
, 1863-08-09
Co1ofcd Laborers aud Commissions In
Colorcl Organizations.
lnbosers and commissions in colored organi-
za,ions, has been Issued BY Ger. Rosecrans:

LAAA3HH3 LAD 4ENA AG9A<A ~ NCD* Ak|9E%A 0ASs
d. 1'rAnep:4nrzn. DxrAa7xESf Cc1nEn1.Aspl :
GENERAL ORDERS No. 173,-To avoid mIsappre-
tensions and correct certain ev,1s existing In
tss s, sSof ss2es8 eSpE SE.s s.hn tito '
Firt: That ali oare1s Commanding IN tho At1d
wt1ltonsSript aud tmploy sach aele bodied negroes
g. ass Gt ia %
9iest. ;ss,nS sAe seivssts os Iossi peops oSiy il
s. sSsonse; sequse r
Evety cook Or tcnmster shall be properly enrolled
sud mnt tered into bersscr ncror1!ns tolaw With
Ss croc :; te % Qasftslma.tst II IL a eonm.n %
ohlcers entitled 10 havc soldier fos serrant.
rolled persons, for whom they VII, furnish reqnst'
naand: fhe Qua;tsIma.lef. I'M !astyapon ente.
nsn1c oil, ihc sersans; ard will giro III. servant i
lit bfncrr, which eertldcte tlic servant ,nnat Dc
Or iett. Ne changes oi servants viii b. permitted
Without nntlfylng the Quartfsmatter, that he msy
itsnc cc.tacatcs md note the change 90 hts rolih
ctairc fut fessahte from hls pay accounts In ea:e
al havirE eoldlett tt,r tetsats autl tho serrant.
viii bs paid b, t!c Qnsstetn.aste!. % otht: en-
:.e 81 ofss* s%R9IGa
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ftftFf II S'ssd u . s s' s II
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