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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

~" The past week has been one of great
Joy and excitement. The glorious news of
our victories at Vlcksburg and Port Hud-
son were, however, greatly marred by the
disgraceful riots at New York. That these
are the result of the teachings of coppcrhead
leaders at New York, cannot be ques-
toned. In their mad course they chccre6
for jeff Davis and denounced all who were
in favor of enforcing the laws, as abolition
tionists. The copperhcads for months past,
had been denouncing the administration
the draft ana all the actions of the govern
ment, in carrying on the war. The fruits of
their labor are now before us. One of the
leaders of the rioters is said to be a Vir-
ginian, and one of the editors of the "Dailv
News" the coppcrhead organ of Ben. Wood
and his brother Fernando-cx Mayor. To
call such men democrats, is a SANDER upon
the memory ofJetferson and of Jackson-and
yet these are the papers, and these the lead
ers that give tone and opinion to the cop
perhead organs here at home. The same
opinions and the same threats, in regard TO
the draft, are made daily in the several
localities in this county where our copper
head organs have the sway The defenders
of Breckenridge and Vallandigham, are the
same here, as in New York, only more limi-
ted in means and brains, and with less
power for mischief.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

rJT~ TIE New York RIoT.--We have
seen the government dcfed IN New York,
and the question is shall the conscriptien be
defeatcd2
The system of conscriptionis infinitely fairer
than any other. The volunteering system,
though for long time effective, had always
some injustice about it, for the reason
that those who strongly felt the claims of
their country upon them, went; while those
who were less patriotic staid at home And
shall they be allowed to remain there 2 We
owe it to those who have volunteered that
they shall be duly supported. In new York
the first real difficulty has occurred-a diff
Guilty greatly increased by the want of pre-
paration and for which the Government is
liable to censurc. That this riot has been
managed by agents of JEFF. Davis, no one
doubts.
On the first day, Andrews, Virginia
rebel, helped to inhame the passions of the
mob. Yesterday, however, according to
the Ledgers regular New York correspon-
dent:
"Mingling among the mob, and acting as
leaders and prompters, one sees strange. faces
that TObotY erer sac on the surface Of
Ntp York berore. These fellows look as If
they understood what they are about. Here
tofore, when the mob spirit would get for
awhile the upper hand, there were always
some prominent public men somehow or
other connected with it; but it is not so in
this instance. There are ringleaders plenty
but who they are or whence they came no
body seems to know"
jefferson Davis knows well enough who
these ''strange faces" belong to; Fernando
Wood knows; and the Brookes probably
know. Every movement in the affair is cal
culated upon and every instrument is used
with full comprehension of his value as q
tool. Like the invasion of the North by
Lee, the riot is a desperate attempt to save
the rebellion, which all men see is in its
final stages of defeat. In the Southwest il
hardly retains shadow of its power, while
everywhere else gloom covers its prospects
If the New York insurrection is put down
to-day, it will only bring final defeat on the
Richmond Government" so much sooner
Hence the frantic efforts made to keep "thc
metropolis" under the sway of the crowd OF
murderers and robbers who are, in so san
culinary way, aiding the sinking cause o
secession and disunion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18
Array Og thc Potomac.
Special dispatch to the Baltimore Am0ican.I
III A

Special dispatch to the Baltimore An,rican.I
WILLIAMsroRT, July IA.
| tclcgraphCd to you from Boonsboro this
Tuesday morning, that Lees army was
rctrcating, and would probably escape across
the river
Our army was under orders to move at
daylight this morning. 1t moved only to
find no army in front of it,. | followed the
advance down to this place, and cleaner
clearing out than the rebels have made could
not be imagined.
The rebels commenced their retreat yes
terday morning. Their infantry crossed
principally upon bridge at Falling Waters.
and their wagons and artillery at the ford
at Williamsport. The river is not so high
as reported.
The people of Willamsport say that the
rebels dreaded an attack yesterday from
Gen. Meade, as part OF their force yesterday
was already across the river.
Their Notifications in front of Williams
port are mere temporary affairs and as their
line was long they would easily faye been
carried by assault by our troops. We waited
just one day too long.
There was some artillery firing at Falling
Waters, this afternoon, and it is reported
on very good authority that some 1000
rebels have been captured
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.
We learn from gentleman who left the
front last night, that General Meade, i'm
mcdiatcly on asccrtaining the escape of Lee,
put the whole army in motion for Il new
base OF operations calculated to check the
rebel retreat on its way to Richmond.
Having the inner line of movement lie
will be able to secure all the mountain
pusses on the Virginia side of the Potomac
before the enemy can reach it. His army
is in fine condition and ready to follow
rapidly POntOons were across the river
last evening, and we have no doubt that his
advance is already on Virginia soil.
1t would not be proper to state the point
Of crossing, but it will be satisfaction TO
know that our army is in pursuit.
We also learn that the delay in attacking
the rebels was owing to the differences of
opinion among the corps commanders, to
whose views Gen, Meade yielded in oppos.
ton to his own judgment, sustained by
Gems. Plcasanton and Warren. They were
all for an immediate attack on coming up,
before the enemy had time to cntrcnch.
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\ .BOint RESOLUTION propos
tsia Amendments 30 ,tic {
lion.

\ .BOinr XcsoIUtiOn proDoS
taia Amendments 10 ,ilc {
lion.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE Srz
House or REPRESENTATIVES, OF
MoNwEALTH or PENNsYIyANIAIN
ASSEMBLY MET, That the iullowi
mcntS be proposed to the Cons,
the Commonwealth. in accordance
provisions of the tenth article the.
There shall be AN additional
the third article OF the Cuu,titu
designated rs section four, as iu,l.
SECTION 1. Whenever any OF
fed cicCtor, of this CummuuwuaiI
in any actual military ScN ice, uud
Nition from the President of
States, or 10y the authority of this
wealth, such clcctor, may cNrrri-.
oi suffrage in all elections hy m
under such regulations as are.
prescribed 10y law, Us fully a, il
present at their usual place of Gle
There shall be two additional
the eleventh article oI the Cuu~i
hc designated rs sections eight. ..
follows:
SECTION \. No bin shall De pl.
Legislature, containing more tha
lcct, which shall be- clearly expire
title, except appropriation bills.
., No bill shall be- passed. uy q.
turc granting any powers, or pr
any case, Where lhy authority tu
powers, or privileges, has hpru, "a.
after bc, conferred upon the cuu
Commonwealth.
JOHN CE.
Speaker Of the House ct l}.pu
joins L.
sl..kygul
OFFICE oP Tug sE,NEIAHN oF
MuNNEAIu,
llAEUlsurE0, July
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS
- lido hereby grtiy no.
l. :, going and auuyAru Do
- and ruu,t copy ui o.
Joint Rrululluu ut thr ntuypl
entitled "a Joiai Resolution a.,
iain Amendments 90 thu tpnsl
ihr same ltmaius un uIr I. lh.a
Ia I,silmnul Nhg,uL lh.F,l
my hand sud ,ausri ilo s.al 900
tags ufife 90 le ai.Ali. tlg al,
aluNp pUlilfn
IilNl
hlrtiaB 0f ilt h.Hu.
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WANTED, FOR THE
a7th pENNSEE.yANsA VIOLIN



MIGHTY ABLE BODIED MEN between the ages
IL Of Is and 40 years. Soldiers serving in this
Regiment perform garrison duty at Fort Taylor.
Key West Florida and Fort Jefferson, Tortu gas,
Florida.
Men CnlistnS in this regiment. receive Bounty
of One Hundred Dollars OF which ~ enty five is paid
in advance. besides premium of -Four Dollars upon
being mustered into the |. :. service. The remain
ing scventy-iye to be paid upon the expiration Of
enlistment.
Alsom enlisted for any three year regiment now
in the field, either
CAVALRY, ARTILLERY OR INFANTRY.
All of which will receive Pay, sssrd and Clothing
from date of enlistment
Pay per month from Sl3 90 to 800 co.
Term Of Enlistment Three years unless sooner
discharged. For further Information, apply to
Adj. W. H. K. HANGEN,
CENTRAL HOTEL,
SunIury Northumberland county, Pa
Or to ScrG't WV. II. GLACE 47th p '.
Corp1. 5. +. BEAVER, 4gth L. V
July Is 1868
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18
To amount Of Borough Tax for 1851,
Amount ovcrpaiI BY collector

We hsvc cancelled and marked "aud
the order hooks ono hundred IN 'rn hrr,
amounting in the aggregate ;i he sam u.
80 of said orders are dated prior
Ia Jan. |. 1888, amounting to $2O& 81
- of said orders are dated since
Jan. |, io5g, amounting To sOi III
We have also filed n receipt signed
Grcenough, Executor Of l.. OrccuuugA q.
the sum Of forty dollars and u.urly-two ,
rough and road taxes OF 1879, which uu.
credited upon the GrechoUgA Judgment
Borough
Suubury, July Is, lSjG.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18
sIlcrin-'s Saic.,

DY virtue Of certain writs Of Ven Exponas. Al
ID Ven. ENpona>. Lev. Fa'ia- and Al Lev Fncius
issued out Vi the Court Of Common Pleas of Northum.
bcrland county, Pennsyly and 10 me directed.
will be exposed 10 public sale the Court House in
Sunbury, ON Monday, the Sd day of August A D.
1868, at one o'clock L, NJ the following described
real estate, 10 wit
All that certain two story building containing in
front 20 feet and in depth l6 feet, situate on shame
hin street IN the town Of Ircyorton, ON lot No. /,
block lOT.
Seized taken in execution and to be sould as the
property of John David.
Also:
\ certain lot Of ground, situate in Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel township, Northumberland county,
Pennsylvania, No. -, bounded the east and west
by SusquehAnna Coal aud Coal Mountain COMPANY
on the south by Second street and the north by sn
alley whoreon are erected double two-stoTy frame
house, sc.
property OF Thomas Gibbons, GarLi-hec OF Mears 4
Davis.
ALSO:
Al that certain lot II ground situate in the bo.
rough OF Sunbury, the south side OF MaTks street
bounded north Is sail street wet by lot 80 67
east by lot No. g. and south BY All alley, aud mum.
boring ia the plan ui the town lots number ulr No A
on which arc erected q tWo story brick dNellius
house tNo-,tory brick store room With franc ware
Toom attached frame stable and other urr,.,.ry
t'buildings, a well of water gt the door
seized taken IA eAeCtuu and 10 be sOll a. the pro
perry Oi Ira 1 tlemeut
ALSO.
Al that certain tract parcel Of land situate in
lufhui township, Northumberland county. pa
bounded aud described as fllluss % NIt. On tLs
sosih by the Miliul temei,iy, ou the eAst b. Land
"l Nm lieinen un the north b land of Mm uriu.
en- aud o tbs Ncsi hy the suubafy aud Efie railf.I
Ahd GA 'he Ne.' branch Canal containing ggi acr,s
,ho's % lss. all Of which cleared NheIeun Il stuc,
tod lime Kiln
Seized taken N execution, sul 60 to ,alI .. Tie
properly VI Jo'elh Mar
Also
~ nat certain % II sIuuni Situate ln the b..
lenfh q Nouhumhtflaui AuItluml,IlauI cuarty
i'hh'} nuia h9andei ga ihe nafiL D., al allsb du
ms ea'i b) li lds rn che s4uih D., Qucru sifsd anl
sh lhs sesi - "a ~ lai oeuisiniug iu siilh "a
lttl AL ~ atiih 40 fees beng la ~ ldl ~ ils
ffhrfal ilan "a tsIt tafuaFh IA ahi.t afo rFtrisl
tlsii ufri A.
ssi,i i.1tH is sssslian snl b. b. IA - tls Ifa
lap "a hllisni liiiai. siiainiiIlsial ~ lsgsb
ll.tis. irfael
nAAip MAtuNnA hLsuf
stthH nn.f tstt.iH lsh be- a..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FORM,
Your Health. and Mental Powers,
BY using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, and Specific
Remedy known ms
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Read the Advertisement in another column, and
profit by it
Diseases and symptoms Enumerated
Cut it out, and Preserve it. You may not re-
qure it,
But may at some future Day
"lt gives health and vgor to the frame
And bloom to the pullid check
1t Saves Long Suffering and Exposure.
Beware of CUunterfcits. Cures Guaranteed
my, 2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18
NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS
S'EasANnisA OR s,EeluEa.

STRAlED away from the premises Of the ~ST,V
~ subscriber. on Saturday the llth inst. MI y
red COW She is about {! years old small .s-=zz-
and has II sore mole on her side. Any information
leading to her recovery will be thankfully received
and all expenses paid.
GEORGE ". SMITH
Sunbury, July IS. ls63.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

1t is becoming more and more evident every day
that terrible reribution awaits the manufacturers
of the unhealthy compounds denonnatcd Saleratus
Baking Powders. &c. Since Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saieratus has been introduced. happy
to state he has and is still working great revolutions
for good We would say TO all our readers to try
one paper, and they will say with us. the half has
not been told Our bctterhalf says, Tell everybody
to use it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18
Auditors Notice.
Henry Weisc. for the use In the Court Of
Of BENZ Hendricks, Common Pleas OF
northumberland Co.
William l.. Dewart. Ven. Exp. No. Is
80

The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Court
Of Common Pleas of Northumberland county, Afar,-
said, Ito make distribution of the proceeds of the
real estate soldby virtue of the above stated writ Of
Ven. EXUS. No IS. March Term. 1868, to and among
the parties legally entitled thereto and To make re.
port of the facts. will meet all persons Interested
therein, at his Office in the Borough of Sudbury Pa
upon Saturday the first day ui August ueNt at
O'Clock \. VI. SAMUEL. PACkER.
Suubury, July lS 1868. Auditor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18


"Why is it that the Philadelphia AaE
does not come regularly by Express. Csn
Express Agents give the reason N0rtIUrl-
ttrL'Hd County Democrat
~ The Express agent, can, no doubt,
give a good reason, bat ir We were called
upon to give a reason why the reception Of
the AGg is Of no consequence, We would say
that il was owing 10 the fact that the pre-
sent editors are "bclind the .4ge," and should
reform, or move their establishment to Dixie,
where it properly belongs
t3"Cap'ain ", T.. Doural, arrived st
his home in Milton, having been severely
though not dangerously wounded in one u
the terrible battles NJ Gettysburg.
The VHoHi1a says the Columbia Bridge,
burned last week lho largest in the State,
was built ly James Moore sen, formerly
residing urar ,hat borough and cost about
IaiI.iuu doIlars
Hath,ra large ctimalc. Tie actual cast
Va, tiisQO0 og about one .iAfh ufami.liou.
Eliiop should be- cautious when dealing
with hgues. A short tea, since, sgsgal ul
our cote npouries, announced large sums
a. psruur ar-ius dom ihe iolls of lum
bfr owes tho Cailaa i.sa railroad, the amouat
hs.ug taies A. much a. ihs lumber aas spnh
% ih, @nAsi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

eY Our Breckinridge neighbor Of the
Democrat pitched into the Gazette last week,
armed with several couplets of poetry and
numerous quotations, scriptural and other
wise. Perhaps the worst feature in his ar
ticle is the spelling of the adjective valiant,
three times, with the letter sc" in the last
syllable. This is neither according to Cobb
or the Constitution. Probably our ncighbor
was thinking of his friend Vallandieham,
more properly pronounced by some, riVdiH-
digham. The pronunciation of his hero's
name is as difficult with some Of our people
as the name of Wellington was with the
French, to which Byron thus alludcs, in one
of his cantos
'Oh, Wellington or rWaiptoa, for fame
Sounds the heroic syllables both ways,
France could not even conquer thy great name
But punned i; down to this facstious phrase"
We would further ask our neghbor not
to spell incendiarism with " after the r..
This is certainly in bad taste if not uncon-
stitutional Our neighbor in the same urti-
Gle is down on the Leaguers whom he calls
JdCbblu bcSllONcIS. OuT HtlGlDOT 5 mo-
rails have improved wonderfully since last
winter, when he urged the assassination of
any member who dared to exercise the right
of voting as he pleased. lie will soon be
qualified to act as 'JorcSteher'' in Rev Mr..
Hedges church if he continues to improve.
~ The most glorious news of the dsy
Is the surrender Of Port Hudson. The an
nouncement comes from rebel sources in
such a shape that We cannot question it,
Eicksburg and Port Hudson were named,
last winter by jeff Davis, as absolutely ne
cessary to the Confederacy. They were to
be held at all hazards and were gallantly
defended But they fell before the skill of
Grant and Banks, and the Mississippi is
now open. The two noble armies that ac-
complished this work may now direct their
attention 10 other affairs, and wc may look
for rapid movements in Mississippi, Arksn-
sas, Louisiana and Texas,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18
4 ~ ~ 2 ~ ~ : tgsal : ~.
z, q .AE ssS

Ed q A a stS.
In Northumberland on the 29th ult,
CAMERON. son of Amos T.. and Margaret
kapp, aged l6 months and 30 days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

A GENERAL MovEMEST ALoSG THE BORDER n
The rebs to have concluded upon the exbcds
ent of making n regular series of raids along the
border. Maryland. Western Virginia. Pennsylvania
and Indiana have been invaded, and waste and
heard that the rebels Col jenkins the hero of Cham
bcrsburg raid boasted that he coming to Phila-
delrhia and that he intended to procure a lot Of
new uniforms at The Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
Rockhil Wilson. Nos GO3 and COS Chcsnut street,
above Sixth. To save Seccsh the trouble of coming
so far upon such crraud, the uniforms have been
sent to him but with man in each of them. and IL
nuskct in the hands of the wearcr to make things
as snug and comfortable possible.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

BY amount Of Borough Crdcrd paid
and produced by Treasurer and
audited, F2is 90.
BY amount Of Orders by Ovcrscers uf
the Poor paid and produced by
Treasurer and audited, 1889
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

LiDEnALITY OF PuysrcIANs.-1th has always been
said that physicians would dispnrage any remedy,
however valuable, which they did not originate
themselves, This has been dsproved by their liberal
course towards DIR. J, e. AYER's preparations They
have adopted them into general in their practice,
which shows willingness to countcnauoe articles
that have intrinsic merits which deserve their atton-
tion. This docs the learned profession great credit
and chccually ccntradicts the prevalent erroneous
notion that their opposition TO proprietary remedies
is based in their interest to discard them We have
always had confidence in the honorable motives OF
our medical men. and glad to find it sustained
by the liberal welcome they accord to such remedies
as Aver Co.'S inimitablc remedies, even though
they not ordered in the books but made known
to the people through the newspapers New Orleans
Delta
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

The men were excited beyond dcscriptiod
and cndeavored to pound down the sup
ports of the building with sticks of tim
Der.
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VI
BY amount Of orders paid by l. uaup, ant
suditei,
Balance in hands Of D IIaupt, uhJcr, to hi
percentage and compensation.
Amount of Orders Of Ovcrscer1 of the Poor,
outstanding. 23d May, 1863.
Deduct amount produced hy : B. Boyer,
Chief burgess. 26th May. lei3. received
by him from Haas 4 Bowen. yu account
OF reut-audI;cl,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-18

TO balance in his hands former report s
10 amount rec d 10th March, 1852, from Sol
Shindcl, callcctor of Taxes for 1860
To amount received from Z. +. Martin. coll
lcctor of Borough Taxes for 1851, amount
included in turmer report,
To rents roceivod Of James Boyd, viz
1859, Feb. lgth,-S2O 10
1850, March 2lst-20 90
1851, lSth-20 30
1861 2Sih-2O W
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-04

THE Alabama ani MifiAsippi Rivers Railroad CUm.
i pnuy 90 AlilDmD, wil otter ior wlr 90 luhlc
Wednesday, the tib tay ol ugth. lhGa pi ihc lnnk
0l Selma in ihc ciy q. scina iin0 600 bonds oi be
Comrauy dated .Huumy a. itGl fud duo Jan.
uary ld ltji, U1 hi2iOI bond az utr'O rf sen
ua, datld linWpy iet lNJ oud due JuWnT l'i,
isi1 lhe uht uu urd pu VII b' ruduirt4 sn6
ruamntrfd ty ue iaiIrbd Cmirry Ad ilfm
bond. bear Uey fsbt Niutc.ft iNiuOIf scWtauural.
ly. af ue tOmrUc.al Nuhk Uf AiAlfWa. Ht er'WA, A.,
With coupons atiFchrd l0r tNp Interest. lhr bond a.
lho tmuuDy (iuiBfest Hud pdnuVull 'e secuted NJ
RAILROAD % ilf company WitH elI it uatIHtriy and
I.ld+ rul ran.iap 800 oryt HppuutuitrW. fhf
tOHd.r,u.D.Urfe 10 fhr r1y W ttirH NiFfr y fNn
meets Win ibo ihinmu aud ifuit the liWm ipil.
road t,omNetd 1i mtoa nnd unW tene Aicttfd
rndrt byaH Htp inr rr.l0rrio NtWnrnii
~ ltNEp ttugiI) Hul HIlh fHlly lIne M nhHn
..nt HFufi0Wffn HtiUH Ind NanigrnaIyi nd
atfUH. "a ~, tfrufh Ftl Cluiairu huQ ffJ iris
teitsinu, Ua tiohi'rn a0d uewninht Nhni "
mu,a nrd b connected ly m1re "I u0 hn t'
auA -ouhwitt lmtamH inihnad. Ti'li ihr hniiif
nf Sanlptn (NtRplpUJ fAfuad. % Arnfnnt
Nialasipm bc i1c. iis loY mWkd lfN HhNniH,
L,a tpufn0t % n mrRe hcoI luirth hE infd
htlds most iagpfahir lgliluu, iu ue frat EASTERN
nnd western liue % tatd bflVefu ldsHa AlahNs.
fnu,inna pnd Nisllslpp Hiu iho hnthrfp fni
Elstein puifiuia 0i t'le OUFcd.fhJ ntnmue tif
nisi direct fnd fhufleh uuie irm NifislWr. end
OIL intern fdnio places io w Ceplo oi ~ Nonlean
rlry. aud fhe Fuuih AflaEic ttfs.
khuuahfh rmie tiunRh from htlma o. Ntldleu
hss lftu rr,npd ohly within thc aHt lfw rftkt, hfd
oh ro' SET waking 81 rarh'tfy ef % WlIl coon Fe ihf
rffanfemrds l1 oFffsl nlf romrfwdi ihn ip.
q. rr. rirndy r ffFtDnda The aru required l make
roof N bond pfnpo.ed ln ig ifHtd ln snoii, 30 D
believed that n6 letter fidiifs Nrn lIrFt hnns
inn ne found go iie fnnfdfiars Two GiG lchs
fEla ttElf3 mD tfiPe ~ cif tlbVNp lmfrf1
che r0Wpguy, doe Januu1 nfai W h' feli ogi iiHo
iuocftds li iho b0uua NnW okVr rid Nhifh Hll,
II rrcfisod 90 faymrlt ~ che lt'itf blndF. Afnpd
ianttrape ~ fttuic ila0 GFduucfd Wy lo CON.
lelriaie bdyfrumrui hr iho compilation ~ ihe innh
tbd nni slia DO 1879, oH e0nrr dia harWd re "a
fmtad lriranflnrniph l1f ihc O1gfrnpfm,
getlfd tnn DADS o. bios, jBericd i1iho uhdffagntn
M ipmnroe, "a NJ g. king Hsq lrfINmftti ftl'
ia (ghpcb aprlirata wllfw ms Information fe
re&7m q. q, GRIFFIN.
fifaldent
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-04
NUMBER l79.
SlOO REWARD.

- nNAWAH iror The prem ses 90 the subscriber. at
n Walnut FaileY Post OGcp sequgtcllo Co..
Tennessee ou tac night ol thc 25ih Jany lsgg q me-.
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% or inches high, weighs sIul l2s pounds ne 81
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named Fisher Bgt was bought hy ueso1nf months
since 20 Hamburg, South tH,llna, Hp Nys he wac
buggh; ium Petersburg Na. GO ismbnir HAD cp
wh he cit brown icGus pauts brown Jeans ,lat
aad black cloth cRp--hi~ ccat bad m b, whitc bone
r.at buttons and the cloth nt OF rAiuh h. cont wes
ISOLDE BAD tvr Diou 10 lt, a rmt of t t'inr q daih.r
hc0Wn Than .he ot,cr wl pay SlO1 Toward f1f his
uei,NIy 90 UU, 40 nay residence. i1 Seqa4tcaie 90.
Tennessee; or t5efeWara or his confinement, n any
jail, that ! oau eet om JAMES 81 STEWART.
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