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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-13
DEsERTERs..GaO REWARn

Gam, hKhpouR's 9TH Arkansas REGnRsr
l AMPS near sheilyyille, Tenn, APR. 4, 1884
VIZ following is list Of dessriea Gon the an
- b, iV g'ment aud aaitaiion, for each one
a. AZ ,SNsia o. th'fiy dollars viii be givcui
80 a. 'lsaN eloau Dorset, IS years old, blue
eyes obrk hair, 6allow comnlert,n 80 b t,aLas
high, Hampton, Arkansas '''' '"'"os
60 ,VTiryats Berry Il Bostick q wears old hloo
II ,p,,Sso S, ialr complexion, leet inches hgh
Oos'H l--George Miller. - wears OH bl,ot
eyes' b9cA hair dark complexion Z fs,t K 'incbos
lgh' James FORESTER, is yoa.s cd bsct rves blsr
nalI, eaiA competitor, leet inches hirh D18e
4ih Battalion, Co.'S. A &B-Wp To.to o,,....-.,,
Olu9 eyes, black hair, iair ccmpexiop l1,t ~
hish' Terry, ~ years Old, blue eges da,l HI
lar compeSl1n, feet 10 inches higb B l. pi,n'e"
~ years 9'O' I1ue eyes, light hair, fair compeyion
es' iuVnvs hsh' Cietl, "a years old, hazel eyes
ied hair talr complexion, feet Id inches mon 8 ~
DAVIS, II ears Old black eyes black hair f9r ro,
pi,Xlon feet inches high Jas Fut0u ~ yos.
OH, blue eyes, dark hair, lagcompleXion eet oinch
es hgh, . Barson, u years old, hazel ewes. ann
a4l laI onipieAoh' ieet inches high, Jno Dicky.
~ years Old, blue eyes, dark hair, darT compeViay'
feet ~ inches high, Little Rock Arklnsas
Co.'S q Ed Clay, 20 years old. hazel evss
Drown halli uafk complexion ieet 10 inches bIgh
Mills, years old. hazel eyes dark hair dark com
PlSAinl, lset hlgh' 10 Morgan, 20 years old blue
eyes, hight hair, light complexion feet 10 inehos
high Orwell, ~ years old, dark eyes. dark 6eir
dark complexion, itet 5 inches high, 4 D Stapley
23 years old dark hair, dark eyes, dark comnleyioD
D ioet inches high, Little Rock Arkansas. N a
Dowas IS years old, blue eyes, light hair light com.
lpe1ion ieet inches high, Forester 80 years Old
Bvy VJvs t,Eht hai iiRht complexion, ipet inches
high, Halnie rs years old dark eyes. DARK hair
dark complexion, feet inches high A j Moran
81 years Old dark eyes dark hair dark conlplex Mon
Ieet inches high ] II Michel 20 years DID. grey
eyes, light hair light complexion, ! feet inches
high Novel;, Is years old, blue ewes. iaht hair
light comp leXiOn, feet 10 inches high, \ Novel;
~ years old, dOk eyes, black hair, dark complexion
ieet . inches high, Novel;, ~ years old. dark
eyes, black hair, light complexion, 8 leet inches
nigh, Pate, son, .S Yeas old grey eyes. black
hail. dark complexion, feet high White County. Ar
kansas W Grely, lS years Old blue yes, HIGHT hair
light complexion, 8 lett 10 inches high, W'Worley'
Ia years old, blue eyes, light hair light complexion
feet inches high II johnson, % years DID, dark
eyes, DARK hair, dark complexion, 10 inches high,
Little Rock, Arkansas.
The usual reward Of $50 will be paid to any person.
apprehsndng and delivering any o0e Of the above
named priyates Most Of those from the 4th Batial.
ion are supposed to be in Arkansas as they were left
Ia hospitals in Mississippi ard ut other places aud
have not been heard Of since.
II. g. BUM,
apple Col. Com. 4tl Reg. & An Rat Ark. Vol.
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history Of the Church N all those Diecesel winch
lie south and south vest OF Kentucky ana georgia
BeEa ia Virginia, near tlo base OF those bea9tiihl
mountains, whlsh gave Us another o. our beloved ls9
ops tot lately gone 90 his Icsl edu Gated IN North
Carolina aud ought into tue church Va that Diocese
he went 20 Tennessee as Pioneer, where indeed the
Church had no friend and no power. utterly regard
less Of self With that grand slmplWuy when ea3 +
ways so distinctive OF him-be threw himself into he
wsrk with devotion Of purpose that was irsi.u1iu.
Elevated very soon % the EpiscOpate he lascrsed al
be regions which border the lower Mississippi and
LETT the impress OF bis talents aud OF bis zeal, II0m
Arkansas % Florida. No man whom the Church
has produced in America not excepting the vent rah
BslOp Chase, has ever exceeded uim N the amount
Ut work which be has dom, ~ tne enormous distances
which he has n versed, In the real haIlships wbiti
be has endured, and ia the entire self sacrifice Of hum
self and a WIS were bis % the cause Of the Cb1r
be was a living martyr in the highest sense OF tbe
word. He knew no ease, and very seldom permits Ell
hiei3ef O. take any rt1t He bora the whole bnTden
OF the Church Ia that extended region, untll Ls
younger, ana beloved brother In tue Epls.oqAts, was
sent to his aid the present Right Reverend Bishop Of
Louisiana, md they together IN love aud ia Office,
worked through the dreariest OF that missionary ied
Wen had he canned his rest, and sweet may II be
through lterIity.
Dilhop Otey combined Ia himself more than any
man ever knew, very strong intellect with the most
perfect simplicity OF character His noble form and
frank, open cOunta"ance, tine Indications OF tao
grasp Of his InRd and the honesty Of BIZ character.
As o Thinker lie was clear ana conpfehensve--aS
wittr nervous and eloquent rs speaker bold, fear
less aud straightforward. His paramount desire vas
TO Know bis duly, Tor when be could zee ~ what pa.h
It lay, he trod 1t steny and Hhsxlby. He vas 0
truthful Of men, but tbs arose ONT o. his own pure
character and ncouuptibe honesty. lie had 40 sns
picion vi Others because his wh9l lite was 80 tlaspar
that he had nothing to conceal or Disguise. Con d
his life be truly written it would iurm a most interest.
ing volume OF Christian Bogaphy aud Church HistGFy
But fear that the malefisis could not now be CASH
cred. he was 80 humble that be thought bat little oil
his own labors and probably private jonr1as, like
those OF bishop Chase, lem4in to illustrate nls Folk
II cwn pen alone could have done justice to his lsby
aud devotion lie il the last Of a race OF men VINO
have passed away befur1 the advancing civilization Oi
ths valley Of the Mississippi.
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cod. rnnI. NJ. walI.e.. lolh r,nn.

The Undersigned, citizens Of the Sd Congressional
District Of Tennessee without distinction Of party,
appreeanng your high moral character, energy aud
talents, and adnriug the gallant and selfsaeracng
spirit esinced BY you in your early and constant dcvo
lion TO cur noble cause, would take pleasure in sup
porting you for seal IN tie next Congress Of the Con.
ledeiete States. let us hear from yon.
Jno. 3. Brewer, j. y. Brooke, j. J. Bryan, v. q
Johnson, N. b. Paihami n. a. Phillips H. \ Greon
r. j.. Watkins, }. J. Lowry, John Mitchell, Thomas
Bnydtun, A. j. Hara0n, Il. l.. hoske, Jno =.
Divine. M. h. Coulter ID. Mcyorlue, Jas. Atiaway
Jas. r. ALBION, w. \. Rogers NJ. l.. Kennedy A. j
Wisdom, =. n Fuuei, D. A. r. Wayne, JAS. spencer
Us Vaughn, y. w. MARSH, p. W C0fbn, n. hm "a. D.
81 laWNngs J, 3. Hfeen g. Powell, j. II, Swain, q
ii'skgN ~. Aar''eh ~ b, Oa9Peeit y. ~
and j. Y. Hnoke.
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$50 REWARD.

HEADQUR's THoMAs0N's BAIT. ALA. Cav,
Camp Hooyers Gap, Tenn. April 18th 1868 /
IVNHERE will DC paid a reward Of thirty Dollars
( each, for the apprehension OF the following
named deserters, from ThomaSOns Battalion Alabama
Cavalry. Whar.On's Brigade.
Co. Al w Gavin, DeKabb county Alabama. ] D
Davis, DeKabb county Alabama. john Davis, DeKsbb
county Alabama N Holsonback DeKabb county
Ala. John Roach, DeKaOb co. Ala II Ryan De-
Kabb co. Ala. II Richards, Winston co. Ala. G
! Il Southerln, DeKabb co, Ala. Thompson De-
Kabb co. Ala. 7 H Watts, DeKabb CO. Ala. l. Il
Painter, DeKabb co. Ala. P Wilborn, Winston
co. Ala,
Co, B-Bugler sisemore, private II d Hodges,
| NJ Hodges, W Hawkins, jackson Hoaway, Green.
vile Hawkins, Jessee shankes, 6 W WEIGH, Daniel
Smith, DeKabb county Ala.
| Co. CT X Farmer Cherokee county Alabama.
! Co. Dit John Lea, Sergt Jasper Holaway, Sergt
Joseph Keith, corporal Wallace, buger Mcdaniel
McCain, privates jeremiah eagle, James Ballard
Thomas Ballard, A G Barnes, John Anderson, II J
Grow, Thomas Grow, u . Grow, Thomas Clark M d
Crow, Leauder Dean, A q Dean, James Ellis, Alfred
Ellis, l. Heartman, b y Roger, Josiah Lusk Jamed
Lusk, James Lea Morgan, Lewis Morgan, Aiexan-
der Smith Samuel Stout, Hamilton WEIGH, VIM Mul.
ink, Thomas Derham, DeKabb CO. Ala.
! Co. Eft w D Petty private W Owens, W +
Stogner, Oliver Cray s Litten, James Smith; j I
! Phillips, Cherokee county Ala.
Co. F-Wm Berry, p Cowett, William Rains
Thomas Mccormack, FIJI Raios, n NJ Swalord, Min
ster Seamore, A Whitfield, 1T James Nayor, o VIII
lams, G i Roden, V w Boden John SlGyton Marsha
co. Ala; Chesterfield Johnson, Terry Mcdaniel, A 3
Elrod, jasper Masters James Wks,
Approved by order of
u. THOMSON,
Ii. Col Commanding Bait
II. G. BUBSETT,
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The Death or nl.hop otey.

During the session of the Convention Of the
Diocese Of Georgia, lately held in Augusta,
the Right Rev. Bishop Elliott, D, d., deliy-
ored an address upon the state Of the Church,
in tho course sf which he paid touching
tribute 10 the late Bishop 0tey. We have OBJ.
tanned this portion Of the learned prelates
MSS, and present 1t to our readers Il ia
full Of that simple, unadoned piety, strong
good sense and loving spirit Of fellowship and
friend, which characterize the sermons and
writings Of Bishop Elliott. As picture OF
the lamented dead, and an eulogy from one SO
eminent to one who was truly so, it will DO
read with interest The Right Rev. Bishop
said:
since this Council commenced ~ session. We have
beep startled by the announcement % me death OF
onr Right Reverend Father 70 bod The Bishop
Of Tennessee. Although aware OF tue great ana grows
inc ,nGrmtes Of their beloved Bishop, having tram.
bied AGAIN and again for HIS lie was not prepared
for The and announcement OF yesterday. knew that
he had been sio nigh unto dlath that he was weared
with grief aud worn out with trials q every sortnat
be had qelurned TO Memphis 70 see9 suef anast ny
own roof never expecting ~ leave u again. BAT there
had Lose sight Of him. Those gloomy lines when
sbut hila IN could not be penetrated, YET SIN hoped
that when our day OF darkness was over, DO would
once again resume bis place among US enl enlslleh
ua with his oounses aud direct us with ais wisdom.
But this news scattefs all such anticpations' and
leaves us 70 mourn that We shall zee hts face no more
Ia the hpsb. N
Tho death Of Bishop Oiey snaps the last NIX which
biuds the Church In the Confederate states 10 Che
Church Of The pass Having Allied the Episcopal Of
&c ieF near thirty years, he connected us With white
y no Moore ana Vriswod an dRayen.croit His lie Is
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY -, 1868
nioral rntet..


10 Keep u2 appearances "ua 70 pu' 'no oe''
loot FOREMOST nave DeeLi AZ az ''4'S oau u" y v
cry season. anor9 me n'Sl s." - u 'i'e asp.
ing charae'cfi-hey nave OeeH '''o 0'iei o' y.
mates Of inc SCUM III al our ''oNe'non's' vi
pIomahc' po'i'lco' "uu nn''''"'y '"U ~ u"y
the slrMhins al'ef moral or we s'o"'" '"'''o'
say, al'sr hehsaaouo' '''ec' mas 'o'' Us 90
much blood anu treasure as any o'Icr oh5 o"'
lay oil INC war empty "chIe''iHs''lS Oh pen VI
sword, showing oniy MOCK S'atu0' ''5h'iy hi0
~ ilVlbg MOWERS % alsP'"yNn9 mere oai'oou
all gut anu glory ou'slue' n"ub"' o"' N'"o"
nothing "l''l'i'
Such is tho late battle in Virginia It's tri
unaBfiai echoes have scarce ceased To ing their
Joyous notes over the land before we are babe
to weep tears OF bitterness over the cost Of so
much glory. What OF the mighty dead
Whence and wherefore 90 we feJolce ana give
thanks! Is It that We have leId our o"hF Is
It that VIC have once mofo~-out OF many ana
many times OF trlal--drl'en back the marauder
IRON our capital Is II mat we nave destroy
ed another one Oh his CHOSEN leausrs' lneso
indeed are signs Tor gralulationi ont the iali OF
stoncwal JackSon--that great ana gaian'
sprlt-that pure and Ioily soul 'hat rare
knight Grant, who turned the 'ide OF oeiea'
INTO Ioou OIL triumph al a ,'ino "nen nope
ii'oN'r0u anu e'oT = III '",ii 'I' p'o. D0"s r
ne",''"no Use "'p'o 'n' 19' , So ~ ~
','o lao. 10"' INV D11-o' "H 49,, 10 S,S ~
'i'1 i0u 00A u O''@'''' W. - I'o'S' f -
"nO'o iiA'l0' '"0''O0FO' "1''' w. ~ -
oniy - 'u'P'io aru ~ 0V"1 "o' "nO'' 1o''',
na'o Sons 'p'''' 'n'ooe" 80 " NV
oi' 0"i'''''"' BAUM ""O '"4 = @'D'OD' Du'
'"neps''"s "i'nin WIN 'iO NV - " W e0"tup'
marian "uo many -,no 'o'0 " 'u'" T''0'
tain Is 70 20 iauion'oo more '"' i'o'o 'n"i' 3"
uoAo" S"'n 'io'o'' 0o a. '0'O0 '"0"''N'
We have reached that point IN our destiny
where we can spare moral elects. Nothing is
to be gained by them Europe is not to be
coaxed, the enemy not to be coerced by them
BY them we are to gain neither recognition
from abroad, nor distraction in the North, nor a
more perfect union, or sense Of encouragement
at home. 1t has ceased to be question wheth-
or we are brave, or skilIul, or resolute
people. The trial now is ore Of weight and
endurance, and every fruitless victory is de-
feat.
No one doubts the generalship of Gen. Lee.
He is the Washington of this war. more
sublime spectacle Of heroiem of heart, dignity
Of spirit and truly essential pioty of life has
perhaps never presented itself more clearly IN
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nAGsi nAositRAosMN

We wish to purchase 100000 pounds Of clean cot
On and. lren Sqs or Shieh We VIII pay the vsrl
highest price 10 cab. rers % collects rags, "lD
do well 10 tepalalo tho white from iho colored' a.
white rags will command higher rsioel than mixed
ones.
County merchants are requested 70 collect rags
for uq. Where any qnauilty is purchased at poiHl
convenient for Shipment, ai1ia1 % OF tho tact ana
We vii direct wlele tbty ae to be shipped anl Tor
wari The MONEY iur them.
Addres, FRANC. II PAUL, Chattanooga Tenn.
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no. The "Daily Press" is the title of new
paper which has just made its appearance in
Nashville. Tie editor Of this new candidate
for Abolition favor is Benz. G. Truman, a
former army correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Press.
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nsA- The following named citizens Of Nash
ville--W II. Ewin, Geo. w. Fall, Bruce Buck
ner, j. w. Horton, Jas A. Mcclure, DR.. Dam
Dupre, Jos c. Andrews, L. Driver, !. L
Ramago, Jesse D. Stephens, VIM. Higgins
Dixon A, Allison, and Jas. Il. Brantley --were
arrested on the 9th inst, by Rosecrans' order
and sent North.
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nGA- We learn from the Nashville Dispatch
Of the 9Th, that raid was made by Confeder-
ate cavalry on the Granny White Pike to
within eight miles Of Nashville Several
Federal pckets were captured and the Yankee
woodcutters were driven into town.
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NOriCE.-Tbe citizens of Chattanooga are re-
quested to meet at the court room at Thursday next
at 10 o'clock AN TO take into consideration business
of Importance.
mayl2N3s M.SMIrH Mayor.
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Ndy- II is said the soldiers Of Rosocrans'
army are destroying the farmers fences around
Murfreesboro, to build Notifications Old
Hosys operations are as offensive ss they are
defensive
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Dey@ "sylvias Lovers" is the new novel by
Mrs. Gaskill-a story Of EOglish life, told with
the eloquent leryor and dramatic power for
which the aulhoress Of MARY Barton" has
long since established her fame.
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B5y- Mr.. II, G. Bronson, an old resident OF
Columbia, committed suicide on Monday, in
that city Cause, consciousness ofapproach
ing insanity. Chron.
Insanity could scarcely have been approach
ing him u must have already oyertaken
him.
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nCA- The Democratic ladies Of New York
have gotten up magnificent sword at cost
of twelve hundred dollara, intended as q pro.
sent to Gen. Lee. II will be sent to Richmond
by some underground railroad.
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DCA- The editorial sanctum of the Rebel is
indebted TO a lady friend for gorgeous bo-
quet of rare and exquisite flowers. Long after
the fragrance of the cluster ceases to exist, we
shall be mindful and grateful for the pretty
Offering.
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5Gy~ Our anonymous" friends continue to
send us, gratis, largo quantities Of oxtra.fne
foolscap paper. But unfortunately it is so
badly written upon that we can't use it,
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Des- Terrorism is still the watchword Of
Mynheer Rosecrans in Nashville. A few per-
sons have been forced to take the OATH others
to give the non.combataHts parole, and others
preierring to be sent South Those who re-
fuse to comply with either alternative are
thrown into the Military Prisons. The Press
openly declares that, Nashville must be union
or be decinated in its population"
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SgA- About one hundred and fifty men, wo
men and children from Smith, DeKalb, and
Wilson counties, arrived in Nashville on the
LIST inst, by train from Murfreesboro. They
all left the next morning for the North, the
Federal authorities furnishing transportation
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btJ- Confederate bonds Of the fifteen mil.
lion loan sold on Wednesday, in Charleston. at
one hundred premium, Some Of the recently
subscribed eight per cent bonds sold at seven
and eight per cent premium.
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GG5@ The Press new Yankee Taper just
started in Nashville, says that large numbers
of the citizens daily come forward aud take
the oath Of allegiance in compliance with
Mitchell's last order. The last list Of citizens
published in tho Nashville papers as having
taken the oath, were nearly all free negroes
and slaves their names being mixed iudis
crimiuatey with those Of the whites for effect.
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PUBEv SpEAKIEd,--Hon Henry s. Toote,
member OF Congress- from the Nashville Dis.
trict, will address his fellow-cihzons Of Ten.
nessee, from the front Of the Post Office Build
inr. this afternoon at O'clock.
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A BLACK Memorandum Book. containing o llii Oi
~ uomea evidently ihe property 81 on exchanged
Confederate soldier, Onlctr-tuppoaed " belong 10
Ino. n. Glass, DIST Tennessee regiment. Can ~ %.
aimee BY application Of this 0nes. iaptlol
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Isly~ If you want your son to lead dog
life, apprentice him to cur.rer.
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Ds~ NJ. NJ. Monohan, q well known wealthy
coach builder Of Nashville, is officiating a'
superintendent Of The oathIaSing business
nhlch progresses daily az The State CapiIaI.
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tsC- This is hard world. Every rose has
its thorn, but not one thorn in hundred has
its roae
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i. Act. Adj't, [aprl8-SOdl
HEADQUARTERS HooyER GAR TENN, I
A mil 90 1917

HEADQUARTERS H00YER GAP Tenn,
April 80, 1868.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Will be paid for
l. the apprehension and delivery Of each Of the
following named deserters, from Go. l., ThomasOn's
Battalion Of Alabama Cavalry: Private W Child-
ers % years old feet inches high, fair complex
ion light hair and blue eyes. John Webb, about 20
years old, feet 10 inches high fair complexion,
light hair and blue eyes. II Walker, about % years
old feet high, fair complexion blue eyes and light
hair. Lewis Sartin, 30 years old, feet inches
high fair complexion light hair and blue eyes. Dick
son Redge, AZ years old, feet 10 inches high fair
complexion, light hair and blue eyes. James Arm
strong, n years old, feet 10 inches high, fair com
pexi0n red hair and blue eyes. The first three re-
side in Marshal county, the last three in Dekab
county Alabama.
This Battalion is now part Of the 9Th Alabama
regiment ofcayaly. .,
u. THOMSON
1t. Col, Comdg Bait. Cav
r.. =. LARHFoRD,
III. Act. Adit. lmay0l
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HSaus The Democrats or "copper.heads" u
North, call the Abolitionists "black snakes"
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Ten.. The Nashville Dispatch Of the Oh
says tho NJ. Y. Baird, which went up the Cum
bertrand o week ago, was sank by party Of
Confodeates, and all on board taken prisoner
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7 YNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
srApLEs \ plLLARp.
zoo, 600 ACRES on LAND
...,. 100 80, Art,,,-vou

rTHE FLORIDA, Atlantic n Golf Central Roll Road
L Company has 200 900 Acres Of Land, which was
appraised In 1862 and conveyed 10 two Trustees 70
secure The payment Of Free Land Bonds issued ~ tne
On wednesday the 18th Of May, 1868.
Tbese Iauds are valuable for purposes Of cutya'
tcn lmany Of thom) others Tor timber tlrpenune
ana tarsnatee Ia Che most beautiful portion ol The
state aud offer great Inducements 10 persona disposed
10 Invest money in lands. Private sales viii DO made
'' met5I.t9y WIN. o. BEPFREYs,
Agent Of Trustees
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rrWO HUNDsED DOLLARS REWARD Rama.
way ifdm the subscriber ~ Atlanta, Geo., On Tho
njghtof The 80 inst, 10Y reKro boy Bill, ABOUT Mines
teen years old Is yoy black, short neck thlck set me
lAYkinsyle, Aobsma. Said boy ran away once be-
fore In October last, aud was caught below Chata.
noofa. trying 10 make hia way back 70 LGrknsgil,a
will pay tbe above reward Tor mid boy, delivered TO
me Ia Atlanta Or one hundred dollars i0r hia recovery
ana placed IN aoms safe jail No ! can GET him.
may6.2E JOHN NJ. NOTEBOOK.
NOUHTY SALT FOR SALE.--Ai persons that
" hayepot had any County sali vii ploaao call ~
and Tuesday, the Alb and 6lh 81 May next, and get
aprqs-lw' w.O.GARDEEHIRE
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rea-. The easiest and best way to expand the
chest, is to have good large heart in it.
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CLOVER SEED

A SUBSTITUTED Can no bad on payment Of
"A 5000 10 man who s exempt from miiilaiy
duty. he prefers the cavalry service. Aply NiH"A
ore week 70 @. r., sheltyglle, rsnnDasec.
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-13

/ Osp HORSE -strayed from Che Government
IL stables IN this place on Saturday night Nay Otb
lght soire horse, with white feet, ball lace aud FAX
name and tail. A liberal reward Will gwen lor bis
recovery ADDISON CRAFT
mayll-Ot' Capt. a. A. ON.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-13

VOR BALE.-~A neat House aud Lot, on Mott street
IL near toe residence Of Col. BraDsOn, For iur-
ther Information Inquire Of Mrs. or, who owns the
property lmayblW'l |