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The Promise TO PembertOn of
Heavy RelnEOrcemeEIs.
Washington, Nav %,

The Commercials Washington letter
says:
although contradicted, it is true that
the Presidont did receive dispatch. day
from the rebel Secretary of War-not JEFF.
Davis, as published-to Gen. Pemberton.
stating that, il be could hold out at Vicks.
burg for fifteen days, he could send him
100. 600 men. Grant adds that this is i'm
possible, for two reasons first, that had so
destroyed the railroads in Mississippi that
that number Of msn could not be toward.
cd in that times. second, that Penlbertou
coaid not buld ant f.tsen days. Grant was
sangpins." -
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

b%There is rumOr that Captain Sem
Tes, late of the Alabama, has resigned the
command of that vessel to his late first
officer, aud that he had taken command Of
a fine confederate ship mounting twenty>
two guns
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

s9-The Albany Argus says the return
ing soldiers arefull of enthusiasm for
Mcclellan.
When asked why Mcclellan failed on the
peninsula. they snswer-.'t ecause he had
tw" armies to contend with, the rebels il
front, and the politicians in the rear"
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BwThe President, in examining n

BI-The President. in examining the 70.
commeEdatiOns of DR.. L. C. Gwinn, lust
appointed to the COllectorship of Pueet,s
Sound twOrth $1,000 year, was not q
little surprised to find letter indorsipp
him, written BY the special agent Of the
treasury department on the Pacific coast,
''as loyal to the government aud to Score
tGry Chase :" But this is the kind of 10y.
atty Mr.. Chase appreciates as long as be
has lODgings for the Presidential sucOes.
sion. a
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
Plotting Of the Abolition Leax.
uersi at Chicago.

The Chicago Times says
The abolition state central COMMITTEES
having beld session 10 this city on Tues.
day. assisted by numerous representatives
OF the secret Union league from different
parts of the state, We had hoped to learn
something of their proceedings through
the city abolition newspapers. Not one
word. however, in that respect. We learn.
otherTi-e, that two principal subjects en-
gagged the attention Of the assemblsge: first
whether the republican members of the
legislature should attend at the adjourned
session on the second Monday In Juue !:
and, second. If 50, by what means the
fraudulent bill of the last session, for the
appropriation Of $4,000 as q party COR
ruption fund in the hands of the governor.
which the state treasurer refuses to regard.
could be passed at the extra session.
1t was decided, we understand, that the
republican members should attend at the
extra session, but that they should run
away II any distasteful measures should be
pressed to passage by the majority: and IL
was further decided that the governor
should make il q condition of sieniue anv
bills which might be passed by the major.
ity that the coveted $50. 900 appropriation
should be made.
IT the abolition minority shall 20 to
Springfield IN the expectation Of the man.
lpuiailon OF this programme BY the COVER
DOT tney had better stay away, for It will
DOT De manipulated. all the money the
governor will get from the treasury for ab.
0l''ion party or his own private purposes
can De put 10 a very small mustard seed.
II is perfectly immaterial to the democrat
&c majority whether the abolition minority
IeVoiutlonize or not, either at the Begin
nlng or afterwards. They will pursue the
even tenor OF their way. never for mo.
ment compromising with threats of revolu-
ton itself. fea ~
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

NEGRO TRANsPoRrATIoN.-OuIy one con.
tract has been made and carried out by the
government for the transportation Of free
persons of color beyond the limits of the
United States, and this was at the rate of
fifty dollars each for five hundred of them.
to the Island of Avash, in St. Domingo.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

SSrThe Republican papers allcge thLt
Judge LeaVitt, who refused Mr.. Vallaudix,
hams application for writ of ha5eas COR
pus,is "a life long Democrat" We thought
as much. The Boston Post was not far
from right when it remarked that whenever
you hear Republican paper speak of a
man as "a lifelong Democrat" you may be
sure he is renegade.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

Wnereupon Eugene Daily having re.
eeived the highest number Of votes. was
declared duly elected assessor for the en-.
suing year.
90 motion council adjourned 10 meet on
Friday evening the 29th day of Nav. 1868.
VIM. Ii. FARLEY, City Clerk.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
on motion Che report of Committe va,

On motion the report Of Committe was
accepted. ----. ..-,
ReSotred, That the Secretaries of this
meeting be instructed to furnish TO the
editors Of the Joliet Signal, Joliet Reuub
taean and " ilmington Ildependent copv
of the proceedings Ofthis meeting for pnb.
licetioD. Also,
= Resotred, That the several Towns of this
County be requested TO send DeIegStes 70
the said Convention. -
on motion meeting adjourned sine die.
50 =. MARTIN c. RISsELL, Chm.
Y: 2. GrBbs. sec 4eh 7.ss@-,-
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RS~There are some naomi, MIN do -,

R9There are some psoplc who do not
seem to understand that it is contrary to
law for civilians to wear military uniforms.
1t is no uncommon thing to see men clad
In soldiers coats, pants and caps, who are
not attached to the army. Those who do
this are subject to a foe of six hundred
dollars and one years imprisonment, that
being the penalty attached for a violation
Of law. -
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

Berthe rebels despise northen Cop,
perhead more than they do an Abolitionist,
says the Chicago Tribune, o negro-worship
ping paper. Very well the Abnlitionists
are the allies of the rebels, while the
"COpperheads" are not.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
HooH OF THE CoNNoS COUNCIL,
JOLIET, Nav 25. 1863.

Special meeting by order Of the Mayor.
Present his Honor the Mayor, and Aid.
DoOlit;le, HiginbOtham, Herschbaeh, Gal
win, Paesold, Hunter, Cagwin and Porter.
On motion Of Aid. DOolittle, the council
proceeded to canvass the votes of the Spe-.
cial Election held in the city Of joliet, on
the 10th day Of May, 1868. Tor the purpose
OF electing an assessor. The Mayor an
pointed Aid. CagNin and Hunter a special
committee to examine the returns, said
committee upon an examination of the
Poll Books of the several Wards, submitted
fha e. lIo-;nc ,,-o-k
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

FROM the Chicago Timer.
The following record of Gen. Grants ex
ploitS revives recollections of NapoIeon's
campaigns:
Attack upon Grand Gulf by Rear
Admiral Porter April 90
Landing OF Gen. Grants troops April 80
Battle near and capture Of Pyrt
Gibson May
Srand Gull taken possession of May 8
Gen. Grant harmed of Col. Gier-
sons success. May G
Gen. GrBnt commenced bis on.
ward march May 6
Gen. Grants forces arrived at
Four'een Mile Greek May IL
Gen. McPhers m took Raymond May II
Gen. Grants forces defeated the
rebel Generals Gregg aud Wal
ker at Mississippi Spring May IA
Gen. Grants forces captured Jack
son after three hours fight May IA
Zen. Mcpherson occupies Clinton Nav ii
Gen. Grams forces defeated the
rebels under Cen Pemberton,
n, near Ed~arc's Depot May l6
Inc S rebels driven beyond the Big
~ black River May 16
Vicksburg assailed Nav 90
hugh Gen Grant sh uld fail IN bis
attempt upon Vicksburg, this record will
make bis fame imperial able. The armv
whieh has d. ne these heroic deeds is COM
posed whDly of western. and very largely
OF Illinois, troops The following are the
l i1,i' regiments most Of which are known
to be, and all Of them believed to be, With
Grant: $50
Infantry Rrgiments-sth, lI,h, 18th.
18th, 18th. 10Th. 28th. 29th. 30tb, 3lst,
S2d. S3d, 10th, 4Ist, 45tb, 10th, 55th, 56th,
62d, ODD. 72d. 10th. 77th. .Slst. Goth, 93d,
95th. 9th. .99tb. l0Sth. 11Ith, 18th, iI4th,
il7tb, llSth, 10Th. l2Ist, l24tb, l25,h,
l2Ith, both and I3Ist.
Cavalry Regiments-2d. Sd, 4th, 5tb,
9th, llth and 18th. - i-
Artillery-lst Regiment, consisting of
Wiilard'e, Taylor's, Warehouses;. OLea-
rye. Silvesparr's end Boughtor's Batteries.
"a ACKNOWLEDGMENT .Dresser's, Pow
sirs, SParrow's, Towers, Steinbach's,
Rodgers aud Bolton's Batteries.
There were also the Mercantile and Cog.
well independent batteries.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
The Decd Consummated.

The administration are now satisfied
They have banished c. L. Yallandigham,
loyal and patriotic citizen from the coun-
try.
The decision Of Mr.. LincOln's drum head
court has been executed and free Ameri-
can citizon is now undergoing punishment
for daring to defend the constitution from
violence.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

n@ Resolutions have been introduced in
the Connecticut Legislature, which is now
in session, denounciug the arrest Of Hon.
c. L Valland:gham.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

1%The Boston Post says that the "Mrs.
Stanton" who figured at the recent female
pow WOW in New York is nOt7the Secretary
of War. e....-..s E,..T ..T
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
From Cincinnati.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times:
Cincinnati, May %.
1t is now reported that Maj Gen. Lew.
Wallace is to be court martialed upon
charges preferred by Gems. Grant and Nc
PhersUn, for conduct at Shiloh; and it is
promised, on the other side, that full in.
vestigation of Gen. Grants conduct will be
gone into, so that, on the whole, il the tri.
al takes place. interesting disclosures may
take place. Gen. Wallace, in the mean
time, since the adjournment of the Buell.
court of inquiry, is in retiremsnt ct bis
home in Indiana.
. Gen. Burnside returned from Louisville
this evening. 1t is not his intention to
take the field at present, but, if a formida-
BILE invasion OF Kentucky does take place,
he will then 90 to the front. The state.
ment that he has asked to be relieved is
untrue, although Butler may come here to
discharge the administrative duties should
Burnside take the field.
Intelligence from Kentucky today does
MT confirm previous reports Of a formida-
bic invasion near Somerset. There is a
considerable body of rebel cavalry desolat-
ing the southern counties Of Kentucky, but
1t is not believed that they will dare ven
ture farther north than their present line
OF operations.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

BrTae country has furnished plenty of
men, but the Administration can't furnish
the General. That's what's the matter.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

FIGURES DO NOT LIE,-The Tribune says
Lees army at the time Hooker crossed TO
give nlm battle ooly counted $4,000 men.
Inc Times says HOoker's army at the same
time Numbered l59. 300 men. It thus ap-
2ears that with more than three times
Lees army Hooker was unable to Whip
him IN the fret fight. aud unable 70 do it
with twice and half bic number of men
after he got bis TeinfoFcements. According
to the statements Of the Tribaps and Times,
Hooksr's loss in killed aHd wounded in the
several battles, amounted to eBly froEa l7;-
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Washington, Nav 10
.H uSH'uBIoDS Way 1Js
A Murfreesboro disnstcb saws

Murireeso9ro dispatch says:
IAN order was sent to the camps last
night to hold themselves in readiness.
to march at any moments notice, with ra-
tions.
The reports Of formidable demanstration
on our right are not confirmed, but there is
probably rebel force enough in that Quart
er to keep our troops on the watch"
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

81 come here the enemy Of the Confed>
crate States and the friend of the United
States of America.-C L. Tallandigham,
on being recieced by the rebel authorities.
Does this sUund ike the sentiments of a
traitor?
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

e So saE
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CRY lots ~ CHATTANOOGA, AMI VA.
lAhlt htAi lhiAIl IN NANllluN AM
HltNfOE tOUNlIsp -liulSL POWER Sc,
~ WUr NJ drrura 10. tle CmpllItip hiyte Die
- uIct Count 20 Knoxville ior me tasienl m.IlH
nl Tonne iIe uH0rirru,d W.ltr 0u ihu ISM ltI
ulH Aprii nfstf uttuu tuHit ftsr lu the rty NJ hi
lW"HHI uu InWNuW lur, ulld puH 0i us no "ai,
.ub m so. 10 uu Nh .trl NJ r. $50 M NArhri 10
no. lb, Poplar No. DO, hrsuut st,--Np, 20 Pop
ltI lhr North lh 'er', uf tHrN W.. huriU 90 w..
No IN, "n NarkttIu hr'ug part NJ What la known u
nr Taylor h0rh' me North tlI OF tht h.utl
haILo lpl 80. n, NWEetsl aud lut 80, huurl
Gturga Avenue
Aru. ai Che umr time ana pare, Sine llundw.
NUwuI Land ,m thu luulth tyu Unulyl O ntulI
ui rpuuilt urcupI,d iy Mr Ntrh l'lg.rB adIuWlu.
llr lands j ", tul. O. -. lWtIelI tarNu.
NNl Hui uHuu,
A'rlt live tUuusRud aHr. of hud, hing lu HrdH
hnd linct ,uuuIw uu NhIlu- IHlH. mmrry %.
NuWug iu Henry luure 90 New YuIt, And n1
WUu7Huu url 's, Ilu,H uu Nulduus Ridge. m NtdyDi
county, Illwuy hr.HusmF t0 John n, MclthlW, OIL
New mh Wnir particular lrrTI tlHn uudiy ulruif
~ o,t"ORrr', JinI 900 tumhoTIaud iluuuia 100 M
lhr laI civil District MI uied.ur county. mWprN De-
'onE0 s 90 Noar u hunail ol New York par
CLEARED vim lWptalIuf, and u bpplH orchard thereon
al 90, Tive MousIul arlp,. bug u same county rr
4 NnhHfIhuu hunuuu, tlWOIy belonging Oh Iaeui
W, liunuu, DuktH 81 che uutrd Stutes.
A-", 80 iur Htuu tim0 Hnd place. two pudless-c h iu
.Fn-luHr purrr with lWp.lug Machine and lu
ruul ed, ile prultryu allen u.tmiy. uuW DO thy
puvHt.iuu Of Van EpNs
lr'ms of sale, Cash Con larugs Nult ami
Bonds taken 100 luyuut
marlU.ds TB. CANrUglL,
NsaHYOr
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Ll.lrnll NnnM nIcnMoNn.


.'p "'''' 81 no ''l v,,,.,.,,
D.,
| l,,5,,. nv I.,,, " I,.r,.,, and ,,,,,li.,,
/ .ufHr N.ub ItDL 49, ST..
/ lh,ml,l important mal.um,u.w b.urc Umun.t
|urrth .ao relating o. Gu mu. tlp. uioItu, of .0ur
|mr.h q " Nhpht. IunIlIuirr ISSUE ut uHrer mlurl
'mIy boo sl,rsrdei. ur Ira.l urt Time u.d s.muDng
lbr twlr basis. esmb O.ncI 20 he currency Tnll
|gJo.t alarm exists iu relation 90 the inability ul t...
. q n.r,-. nure1mpIsb any valuable tculs n 900.
auou Iuu. is evidenced by wcwul speculation in a1
hng.b O. property. watch mnrs ihruuh ii, portion
|o.lht equity Upuur mpaamNle those u dbo.
O. ous OF discount % tc"ueIlI.uyp wisdom may D
nevertheless we cannot ignore uem b. s 90 dsI
|Ml.N % .m,oh .u.uur phenomenon lhat che
.It.pu .oI.rHr..ry nav, been om The 6r.l
aIrn,w. aud ia all pu,uiBI.fyw continue o. b,lr
.uu..urr OF mrrm.e.s ral..u.m u lorr..grt
|mHu.ptI.o Ifr.I..lr.. n r,.rvnny thnt prr,tiu.
/ tr.rs. llr.u ln, ..rnir,. but. d I.tIe r Ho.i d
'.N.aI.. .o.,ras re legt.Iu.n OF tho oo,prn.
m. 4. ...u.. mI.l. THpa,m, boa. .rrlin,d.to la.d
|o. ..n... Al. I,tln. pr.iu. aud rnuuy ,hptn..r
|n.u.n', d .0d nrrrnr.I ,u r.i, rontc,. tr ON, 3D..
|ut,u. .,.anI opir. lnI uc ea.he.ug or.u..
|a. And from Old ra.n,I urnu..c. which rr,.o
.re mon .f nr.nlrd .our int,iUr army wb,t rrl.
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FROM mLLEDGayILLE.

MnLEDGEyLLgG Ga March IS, 1868.
Eucosed send you Tor publication, a copy
o'res,utious offered in tnn House of Repre-
scnnliycs today by Col Il. H. 1atum, Rep
rcsenra've from HE unit of Dlde, to.wit
"WHsaEAs. the Govern nat OF the Coufede.
rae STATES is involved in a war for the indie
pen lauce of each Of the States of the Conled
.racy as we'll az ior lis own existence; And
whereas. Jhe destuyTr each State Of the Con
fsderacy ia Inlis.o,aby connected with thai
OF the Confederate Governments; Aud where.
as, also, lie Confederate Government cluol
slcccssmliy prosecute the war to speedy and
nouoa able peace without ample means and
credit:
Hesoirea therefore, JyHe Senate and Hons.
of Rpres &totiees Of The Slate Of Georgia il,
& ~eTd Assembly conueaed, That the General
Assembly coucurs in opinion with the Genera
Assembly Of the State Of Alabama. and til,
General Assembly Of the State OF Florida. tina
it is the duty q each State Of the Coufedcracy
tor the purpose Of sustaining the credit of tn,
Confederate Government, to guarantee lh,
lebt of rhar Government proportion to lis
representation in the Congress Of that Govern
mnnt.
Reso'oe3 H. tier, That the State Of Georgia
hereby accepts tue proposition Of lie State d
Alabama, to guarantee said debt on said basis
IDrorided. each ofsdd States shall accept Tie
Ilr1fosi ion, and adop, suitable legislation d,
ca ny it into eject, and that their Resolution.
shall stand as The guarantee Of this State, oI
rh" aforesaid proportion Of the debt Of said
Confederate Government.
Rcsoiyed f,riLer, That lis Eycolcncy be
and he il hereby requested to transmit a copy
Of these Resol tions to the Governor Of eacl
State Of he Coufedemcy, aud to the Presilent
If the Confederate Government.
These resolutions were referred to ioint
committee Of both IIouses-that had been pre-
viousIy raised 10 consider 81 this sulj.ct
Governor Brown in his message to the General
Assembly now in extra session convened op
posed ths measure,
The joint committee will report in favor d
the guarantee. CHsRoEEg
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
BENJAMIN PIERcE, vs.. MARY |. Pfgn

BENJAMIN TIERCE, vs.. MARY 7. PlERCE,
In the Chancory Court at Chattanooga.
Incorporating that the defendant, Mary j. Pierce
4 lisa non resident Of the STATE Of Tennessee, 80
that the process Of the court cannot be served W her,
Il Is therefore ordered that pub caton I've made week.
y for Jour weeks, IN the Chattanooga Rebel news
paper published ia the city OF Chattanooga fcouidng
SAID defendant to appear at "a Chaneery Court TO no
held At the court house, in tie city OF Chattanooga,
IN the fourth Monday Of July next aud answer CEN.
pldnant's bill flied against her Tor divorce, &c, on
judgment by confession will be entered and the cause
set for hearing &C pHtr. ... .....
nau94w WIN. LSTAHDEFER.
CHAM
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Confederate State Court.

NJ Office Is hereby gwen TO all whom u may con.
States for the Middle District az Tennessee viii s
holden 10 Winchester. Franklin CO.. cunimepciug en-
"Wednesday the LIST day II April next and viii con-
tinue till TIE business Is disposed d.
BY oder of NEsT. H. HUMPHREYS, judge of said
Court, This lOih day Of March, 1868.
). Il. CLEMENTS.
mGfchli-ld Marshal NJ. Tenn.
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WANTED.

DEPARTMENT East TgSN Orrtcs As'r O. MI
Knoxville, March "A, 1853.
10 Shoemasers 70 work in Government Factory at
lhis POST Nome bnt No. / workmen need apply
The Applications OF enlisted men Of commands in
lhm Department, accompanied By the spproyal Of
heir commanding officer, will receive me attention.
L0rI DElAlGLE.
in"ZS-Im Cdll.and a. O. N.
OFFICE COMMANDANT or rONSC PIPrS. ,
Knoxville, Tenn. Feb 70, 1853 (
HAVING received authority lrou, A.. SECRETARY Of
Al War to raise few companies from the class If
penons exempt from Consumption Ur the purpose Of
ehiocing the conscrpt a~ in Tennessee the iuks
wil be opened ut this office for the names NJ all oyal
perkon Of this class, who desire tn assist in enlucne
The avs Of their ,unntry. These compa MES aye not
g. he consdeIeda part " tie army, but will receive
the aMe pay and allowance, as soldiers ~ the army
ana will be eutltlcd ~ the reward for the sppTe.
heus!gn OF desetteTs
Z. D. BLAKE, 1t. Col. c S. A.,
ieD27-if CommandaEt Of GOnscripts.
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NOTICE.
DrrAUruENr EAST TFSNrssEE }
oiiice Assistant Qmrcrpastr :

'NNt ANrhldul QNI.truA~UI, =
Knoxville, Tcun. March a. 1868
4 Lh persons IA this department who h W hepu en-.
rolled NJ tonsulpts, aud who have been here,
m'ore dehod 90. snocmukcrs ON outside contra IN for
furnishing shoes 90 tie amy, arc hereby nlulyd 90
report ln crson 10 This ,lite by tie Oh nj Apr IA Xt
OBJ they VIII hf considered us having abandoned the
InNi,le, aud wall b, uldttd tu report u Camp Of
instruction.
Al ideals Of shoomakes from organized commands
w, report likewise or their detail will cease un that
day; aud they be- reported to their respective com.
mtni, Tor tury.
ialNn'tre does not apply 10 details IN the employ
OF Me,sts. simpson x Bro. of Hawkins county, and
ol McsNs Mcdowell, McGaughry a. Co.,. aud VI West
" Brown, oi Greene county III Government ro trace
."I- luc,e '1utrcur- vii, only be required 10 for.
ward 10 th. ulli e, ON the LIST of each month dunli
cate descriptive rolls Ut all detailed men In their en-
pluy LOUIS DELAlGIE
Captain aud A. q NJ.
All enrolling officers Of the several Districts In
,hS Department are hereby notd'd TO cause all
detailed conscrpls as above described to report az
lCquied, 4 ID BTAEE
mu2f-tu5 w. Col. C. g 4 Comd'r C,ns
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mo- SHIPPERS.
nY WnSi cav AND ATLANTIC WNILROAD

BN " ES1EWN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
N consequence Of The extraordinary demand uado
] upon uui Roads for transportation, together with
the Alstouve Of Stale at circumstances over which
we nor cur agents c n have Any control, notice i9
hereby given, that The Western a Atlantic, Macon s.
West,rn. and Atbnm a West poit Reads Will not
here8tcr lecriye Transport, or stone any freight from
any source ur authority, unul lur her notte unless
the owner, agent on shipper, u the point Of ship,
inert, llrt signs stipulation or agreement, relieving
the Roads lrumHll lmbihiy.
JOHN s. ROWLAND,
Snpt Western & a. R.u
ISAAC SCOTT,
lrest Macon & Wost II, u.
GEO. G,HuLL,
Sup'i Al W. Pt r. II,
Atlanta, Feb. Is, 1863
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bIUU hhWAhU.

= RNAWAY ON the premises Of the subscriber, AZ
Walnut Valley Post Office, sequaobie 10
Tennessee on the hight Vt the 2jh Jany lsG} ne.
gro boy named Dave, about Is or ~ years old. feet
or inches high, weighs about l2j pounds, lie
black negrD, rather sharp faced, long month tbicE
lps. lie says he WAS raised in Kentucky, by a man
lamed Fisher. But va bought by me about months
since Ia Hamburg, south Carolina. lie says he was
brought tron Petersburg, Va, to Hamburg Had on
aud black cloth csp--hs cost bad on it, white .b,nr
coat buttons, and the cloth out Of which hh coal was
made mad twocolors m H. pant Of It heing darker
Jrown tnan tine other will pay 500 reward for his
leh'ery 10 me, At my residence, IN Sequatche Co.
tennessee; or $50 reward Ion his confinement la anv
uil, that eau get him. JAMES N. STEWART =
Frb5-2uF 49,
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SOS REWARD.

- ANYWAY h,m The snhscrihor near Trenton
~ llddc county Ca, on the l2ih day OF fo0y
tuw) my nelTu hoy named Jerry, said 10y IL rtuU
feet inches hlh. weighs 80 ns. high check
nonee, thick lips, color, very black wild pay S.i
im The apprehension aud delivery o said buy 10 no
90 l"oged M Henl"n jni No TINT SET him, aud said
boy i caught without me hnts Of said county, nd
delivered 70 me Or lodgrj lni ai ~ that get him -
"Ii pW MY dollars 3. BROCK.
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| y accordance with an order made by the tlcf6 o
! the County tuultoi Lawrence county STATE al
Tennessee, upon mrub Administrator Ol Tho estate u
W, b, MuoIr d,uutrd ! hereby uOig 800 prwun
mlyha claims Hrnurt stii estate bppDfr Hud tlI
the SAME wish sad rIk uuihenti led n the man
.rputeulrd ly hw, un nl -ieinfe lhe lb'h dny a
juy 1858, ~ lhy ~ Boz hrNrr muOd
JOHN H. BRANDON
maub2W' Adnduht tur.
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A LII those indebted to the subscriber. By judgments
n notes or account, Il paid between this time. ana
he hnt OF May, cauray 10 shnpmsters-al who mi
10 make payment against thit tine, will End their
claims IN the hands OF an officer Tor collections aiicr
which time, nothing hut n legal tender win lie re-
cciged, ETA. GLASS,
mars I'm ... ....
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$50 REWARD.

6NTRAYED or stolen, o. the oh Of March, a Claw
- bank Mare, years old, lC4 hands high, heavy
with oa small SADDLE mark on her back looks ike
IL bad been sealded will pay the above reward fr
The delivery Of said mare " LOh X. Nj Paris AZ
II1bbe Dae county Georgia, or " nue. in The 4th Ar,
kansas re- meht, MoNairs Brigade McCuwns Division.
Army OF Tennessee NEWTON Q. PERKINS.
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