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THOMAS BOWLING. Auot

HUGO BARTEL'S FINE ART GALLlRY-269
Ii Penn. avenue. vheEe carte do yisitss are taken
.dded new back grounds ard sesasry to his dsi.
lery 10 now prepared TO snit the most fAatidious
Der !hs numbsrI-2e2, a. his pictures arc Admitted
BY AL lovers Ct the art. y -, ssa.ImS
TIKI CHHAP1sf OL01HIN0 HOUSE a. =
. L BRUCE > .4el 0evsatA q = VIZ
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FOB sALI;I u
corner Ninth street and Pa. aysnnci
will be
SOLD OHIAP FOR CASH. u.

( NHUVAkI!S..fines gunpoudsr and Im,sd.l
finest 1nglish BrsstfasS. &c.; best Rio Cana. 4
Ids na, ,ol Ssys SSn:s zee wsleh Tcnr, SS7s
S Ss rouIa - oe"" ~"" sasars-1rics reaucsd 10.
Please All and sxanains my stock.
CO. ST. ls1 9th treat. bssvs.n 3 anSi.
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- OlotAip1, Furnishing Good ~ ~ ~ + q
eA1THb, 4S0 eeysatA 1t, -.1 W. y Il :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

ACC1DENr.-On Wednesday, John Forrest,
boy OF about Is years, while attending tho
planning machine OF Mr. A. Green, at BIag-
den's wharf, had his fingers caught in the coss,
and three OF those OF the left hand were par
TALLY taken off. Officer Hardin took him TO
the office Of DR.. Hodges, who dressed the
wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

DRsERTERs ARRRsTBD.-Last night some Of
Capt. Scheetz's detectives overhauied the Port
Tobacco stage at the Navy Yard bridge, and
look therefrom three deserters from the Army
of the Potomac, who were placed under arrest
and are now in the guardhouse attached TO
Capt. Scheetz's office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

ADEeRRTBR FROM BOTH SIDEa-Yesterday
Omcer Heating arrested q sailor, named Daniel
Brown, as deserter, aud delivered him on
board the Wyandank, from which vessel be
deserted In October, 1869. He was In sailors
clothes, and had made bargain to 60 as sub.
stitute for man. He states that since he de-
serted the Wyandank he has been south, " here
he entered their army as 3 substitute, but de-
serted them 8 short time since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

w Washington Money Market-Latess Que.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis Johnson Co., Bank.
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ILLNESS OF ADMIRAL DAuLGREN

MORE 3OO-POUNDER PARROTr GUNS CONN
TO CHARLESTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

~ The Memphis correspondent Of the st
Louis Republican says that paroled rebel officers
are allowed to walk about the streets of that
city in full uniform, and with pistols and small
arms about their persons. A number Of in.
stances are related where collisions have oc.
Cured between Federal and rebel officers on
account OF insults offered the former by the
the latter; and the correspondent further states
that instances have occurred where Federal
officers have been placed under arrest for stri-
king the Confederates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

HORSE SrEALING.-T This morning, while
Sergeant S. L. Brown, 10th Pennsylvania
Cavalry, was at the Capitol his horse wss
carried of by William Bassett, a discharged
soldier, who was arrested with the horse In
his possession, by one OF Colonel Bakers de-
techves, and he was sent to the Central Guard
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE cALIFoR NIA ELECTION

TIE UNION TICKET GLORIOUsLY SUCCESS
r-a-s-- rFs PULL
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TELFGRAPHIO NEWS.


AN EXPEDITION FOB THE GULF NEARLY
READY,
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Cabinst-but there is wide difference :,
70 the parties to be pustea The Herald re
views the great services and sacri fees D
New York duripsthe war, and the vast I'M
portsnes of the Empire State, and & Ills upon
the Legislature. a soon as organize r.
+ To pass a resplsltion denouacing the buhg-
ling aid hnskilfhl manner in which the cam
paigs has 9ileen eeuaptted and calIiig npsn
the PRESIDENT 10 place at the=llead Of The War
Department GelIdral Mcclellan. and a the head
Of the Navy Department some naval officer
whose Pfofessiopal knpwledge and aniccedeiiis
will lie agnaraTltee 10 theeolntry fer It's Wig
orouS ami succeasf'll prosecution"
Such n resolution coming from the great
State ofNeW York, III thinks Presid ent Lin
colin cah.bt and dare moi disregard
The Tribune Ilsp calls out Tor a ! eorgnhi1
zation ef tn. Cabinet; aud lays If its view.
arp Adopted the rebellion will certa inly be
g crnshs4 sut /" tithin the next ninety days.
Il w.ntsIin the Gabihet-
@SeysHof Tie sblestIand siroase ID yal me
IN, the whole eshnlrI-nls who thoroughly
believe ik tho war. and u Putting down the
rebellion 1T all hAksrdt and whrd mol belieFe
that loyal Americans eIgh. n be regarded or
trnated a. the tIlzitcls Of malignant traitors
We nsea 4 tiabipst Composed wholly pfstaies-
men who pot niefdIfa eIniesee IL The P4esiderlis
p9licy Of EniancEBaiIons but who recednixe that
p3liey as IA neco4saFk Inevitable Sequence from
the proPdsitisn hat the nation has / rightto
liYe. At whates~E ebktlte traitors
It urges the dismissal from the servirs
Of every officer rhoeavih a the policy pr
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no cAPIrALIsrs

ff>Ha A,absna sul ;ssis.pn Rivers Railroad cen.
/ p.ey CT hiss..s VII ORR Ter r.ie Al Pabi's
Wednesday ihs <th day ef March. lsez al the B.nk
~ selma in the city o Sena. 500 600 bonds ef sLe
hary Ist 1879 ana s47 see bsnds 81 TIE civ Of el
ma. dated January fEt. lS62. and due January lst.
is77. The last named ioucs viii be endorsod I'D
Eraran feed W Tie Railroad Compsny. Al these
bsnds bear per cent interest paysbe seui-annuai-
ly At tue Commercial Bank sf Aiakama a. Selna.
with coupons tsched Tor the interest The bonds Of
The Company (intereat and principally secured BY
mortgage duly executed and recorded. The entire
r. road OF the company With al ia fnachiaerr nd
70 ad commences AZ The city OF Selma where il con-
no ct. with tbs AlabaEa and Tennessce Rivers Rail
4 ad (conpieied is miles. ard now heiag extended
under c. ntract With the Confederate 6evsrnment
70 Rome. GeorEial and viii daily line Of steam
b. ats, plying between Selma I'd Nonignnerr- and
extends West through well cultivated AID very FER
tile rsgicn- via Unicntown and Dcnopoii> ahout -
miles. and IS connected By means o. the Nsrthes :.
aud Southwest Alabama Railroad. with the Nohiir
and Sonihetn (nissssiPpil Railroads. Al Meridian
Mississippi Besides It's very marked LEGAL sdvsnta.
ger securing - il large lsca, business this road
holds most tavorahle position, in the great eastern
and western line Of travel between Texas. Arkansas
louisiana and Mississippi. and the Northern and
Eastern portions of the Confederary arordinr n,
most direct and shortest route frrn yick-borf and
AL intsrnedi2te places 10 he Capitol 81 the confeds
Ir1cy. and the South Atlantic cites
Althou,k the ro1is thTesrh frOn Selma to scrfdiar
has been opened emily within the lass ieT week. ard
Il not yet working a. regularly - j; Will =. the
in progress arc csmDietsd. the H.
come already far exceeds the sum required Il make
good the bonds prsPnssd 10 be issued In short Il i
believed that better securities than thrse honds
can le found IN the Confeder4cy- Two prior lien,
exist t. wiz = notErge q secure tl5e 900 bond. Of
the Company. due January next Il be paid out 81 n,
proceeds Of the bonds nov offered; and which Nil
Be received in payment for the latter bonds Second
msttrage secure $50. % advanced BY tie Con.
te5erafe government Tor the completion 81 th- road
aud payable In ls72 nHless sooner discharged A. *
pected BY transportation Tor the Gorsrsnenf-
lseaied proposals bids 1irecrd 70 the unrrsr
Al Demurolir 81 W. s. Knox. Esq< Treasurer Al 81
ma (who apPlicatn viii give any informafisn de-
sirsd) will receive due attention
4 Fsb7 IDS q. c. GRIFFIN.
prnailcrl
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Attention Keigs County Conscrip.s !

IL per-c.s in Meies co1utJ lei sea The sg-i 81
"a - and - rcars l.1lia q csn<ariptf1n vii -
seubled a. Decatur The Ira csT - Febru1ty
ISL. ELroihDE n1cers 81 - f1rrft,-d with lla1t
cert Gates % eEeu pfnn q - rrd ~ and Fred -
fho-- uho nav - rE-iti-c - thffn- fcrscnt rafr
M trru rtion untsr tie ar nirfrd trake
pI1rafon their rnrrlizE cceTs - rn0r fh.f -
eiaiu1s nay drritee o. he i3th or q 1ebruarr
Enrolling ol6ceis Vii ~ tteir brtt en1.srors q
brlnE up al Ne ccns-rtf-- 81 tne-r re-pectTs de-
frirts - tie pl4ce 81 ren ~ - tinse t>i-1
ted ~ I'll cn1e via e..rktts. trffher - rlttu
-. Z D. BLAZE. Il Co. e.. - -
Coln1l1adArt e CrnI.trfrtt
We vii - present. ~ t1e atlte rIrecif-d tine I'D
place - ezamine and dl1rharze al wboare rIall
Tor military r1ty - re-s11 p disability.
n T DrLaxsr.
2. p HaLL.
= r. EDEo1l1<.
- E1ln,ni1r Bard
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A II. persons in Iok Coaniy. leiNfca the a-es q
a l$snd 20 years- ilable = re1-cIlir'oa r-l -
.s-rr,b,ej Al i,r, tn II tie ~ l.r RI February,
Ik-s r,,.r.-isr~ N l-e.s ~. H. rnf<ttf vi b blank
orrtiScifes n - IL fId o. AID issued -
49,. NJ, nav he 1ntifI-l a shsn rer=ors rla
inr erernnfior unl. the isr lie tilris-d d m1ks -
plirari1 10 thelr f-rrl II. fcrrs IL rlrs "a her
-t.rl- NJ e - f.-d 81 ale .ir1 lsv fchrrars-
EnroIinr Ost,rr< -riIl ~ their b=.. en1caFtr- -
brirr MI ~ lie r..usrt< Z rls..r sect - dEtri l.
n lie Nice II ,en.frrrars Al the tins derrIattl
Az -i.ilco.rr prorased -Ifh tsnkrt. - oiicr I'D
ciothin9. T. H. Bi-Akk- Is Csa 4. S-A
~ rrr,a, S.sarf - e. 'f,erril'.s
We viii h- nrcsr.t a ti,e a-sirs s.,etiIrl tmt I'D
pi.-e IA, exstnn. -sd i.-ciI-rte H nrn a. .ss u--
% Ter rlilit-Is dirty BY fessor y t@ba.tr.
Mt. DuLANEI.
Febt7t PIP Hale.
" I'll EffAoNIls-
Extn r.ns b'-id
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no. i New Orleans correspondent des
eribes remarkable incident As having OCCUR
ed recently at the Headquarters Of General
Butler in that city. A captain, one Of the
stan Of General Banks hav lng occasion 10 en-
ter the office. found a rose lying upon ono OF
the leaks, aud taking it up smell of It's fra
GRANGE. lie no soondr applied The rose TO his
nose than he tainted Il is supposed the rose
contained = poisoholn powder which caused
the iIsensibiIity 11fb fever was secured
and would be analized By skilfnl chemist
Norfhsrn paper
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Cross 0-carE. d
AiFnED u. Can. q a. ''-i''-
4 7 Appearing thai ~ ref.ndsnt Rifred ~. Cate.
= nol re~.dtaf ~ ~ Sf.if- 90 Itnnrszce -
nat re lrs.r-s 90 IT, tcrf canlft n <ed him.
Z = = - efe rrterr that rlh lsltir - rade Erk
y hr fo-Ir ue~k- in lhs Cia.fain.rl ietl ii<~i.4-
pei rr'liisi,r1 l. TIE rrs q ft4net- rerifiig
AID deicfdaat - sffclr - h.fIr-y trult Z, H.
held a tie court flca-e IN go cily e harrison.
On tl.e >ecnud Nr-s.'ar ii IIIre neEf. and Facr
coupllinanfS III iderrrs ~ r,lIiee<iou y q -
erferft and The cali~r ct : r fe..-in- x rarte-
Jany. 1s-fu T. q JONES.
.C1'k 4 H.
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WI II Be E s n; ... y. sss; s E. - ne s;:
twenty four OF IKE rel-- DID 5 ret : rr - itffr~
hrh h~s r,nin car M H. lore had n i-rrl1 rn-
In his spec d. rcars wtisktr-. ueI<ls a'.caf Is,
pounGs and had pr Hhta ne ieit dark cletai-s Atc
bare htaded Sail boy ffurr had a 4 J.. Wi<5nu
II Cfnftauo.sra T~nr. o. TIE -7tl Iltfrnl<r zrC1
,rd ief rr r,rr.i-.. - tie ,irit n rtr i-th I4rr
l<s9. Tf,c al..r~ r~sard ni.i - gives - arT one
that All brin- - lus li'ls Is rries >frfi1 y
1,l,,r,t.-,-. -. 800 i,.rlis.si r--r3 - rt,f-~1
"a ersnr safe Jsii - that Ecf him.
law 11-l.ns JOHN :. HLNpEi--tlr-
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WILL ere en- h-1d-ri DIR fsr rs arp-rhrn-
49, o nssIs ~ nansl AH1r.rt absai fs<f
ri<h. o. are 500 IA r--y "a /. vi uef-h
ahs1f lt1 ITO psl.1s 49, 10y rtou-t I'D On uten
eli nfprn re1rrd tc-t. 11lk ccrrcd pair 5anes
ant- Ard Lak El- r1th-r >loa - sIr.rh itsrr. r
h-4ry lr1rL Hs IN ~ -lcr.r = ~ III cirl d.
rrsrf - Har- llrr u-tF o. ms Stase efrtt riIes
nh.r. Harri.1n % IT, f,11 i-l1i7r fror 4trri.ru
- 6crEe I1aas - fle nlr1t - ~ - = 4nnarv
Iec1. a11 i sup-l<sl - - q kl1r uaT llr Ee1
.tkr g. ior he .t1ts ~ tls F-11rz- lsorernrrrrf
H. atsre r-r-rs ~ - .r-r flr tts are 1-rrrr y,
ne soi1-ler- - --zs rtaf ran - Kin
NJ ra~f oHLr = hafri-ss. Isoa- w Snow
rebS1r
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Will rsy twenty Eys. 6ol.s~ rr he rrrr~e-r 81
Il ms flfEro 1aultl 1t>-reS rh -. llrst fen
Outing the tt-rii4il ~ Nuf.fc.I-l /. ru--
He Is a light b-ck rrrr1irxirr i've F-rt eisstr
inche> high ueArs biae& slo1si- be I'D Eti.kefs.
about thirty years t-l. sfout In o. an Lad a. uifr
he ieff rr- black hairy osrrccat snd -ifise coine
Ecn hat
vii as laJ enc lrndrel dp--rs rar - c1-rfc-
ficn e any White rna7 who ~ le tEri.s-iar 81,
uegro-
Army u caf, ~ n O-BRIf-x.
1ith tia- Iie<'t
Col hEn=isa1ii-s Irirate Wii1ers Dlri.i.1 tr
carnpc1 IN thr l. fayetteville Pile.
Ja1T. 5 In
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Das- fhe correspondent Of the Mobile Reg
gap's expedition into Kentucky. says that the
intrepid soldiers under that gallant leader do
troyed eighty miles OF the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. over which supplies sor an
army of 10000 men were transported: that il
will take 10000 men three Inenths to repair
The Immediate damage. and that it viii cost
Sl0.0Q0000 to put it in running order.
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A ND committed % jai ~ az military aaihu-ii -
- - cilattauorra. TIE "a - Ottnifr itf1 a.
Ecre recently curniltri ly a act-a1 Jlsiiae - t
Peare. for tie county ~ n. rlilicn f-n-.l 81 TIE
18th of Dec ISL rrEru b., rlo alys his ra l.
JAG & and hat le tel1Es 90 fir frl3e- n -rlffa.
White countf. IrEn- sid hr q tlaLk. Is yelrs
Id 5 feet / inch hieh ~ 1rrs- L. 70 $3.50 =
cone FORWARD. prove Trus,erty " ehsrIs 1ri TAXI
hirr a jail. = n SWAIN
drc1l Jalior
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A II. persons in Rhe< County Le.sefn The aesr
n Is and - years Liable - 80 -ffls fii'N- II
assembled - Washingtoa the 10th Say 81 fe1It7
~ ISL Enrolling ofir1rs vii he luInticd sab
blank tcrtifcates q exemption - BE- fIe4 NJ 1nr
issued 10 those uhs nav be entitled q Ithtn. Pet
sons claiming exemption under tie i4ss arr -lr--d n
make s7plicafien 70 their ErroiltE oihter - once
that their claims MAJ u Decided "a ne lab esy
fc7ruary-
Enrolling Onicers viii rse thef i,si fndeaFor- q
bring - az The rrt<rriis- of SER fefpctiife dif
fricss - the I.Iace n rnSezrn- j the time sigma
ted an viii come provided With b,htkfts- = other
I'd eioihiar T. D. BIAkEl LII Col. C. :. A.
(<'rrnarJ art % f'orl-lrif.ts-
We ,+iifi.e ,ir.,t a the above Srtcffd ini, sri
place % ex4nline ard discharCe Al rr s1' afc IA
I 7 rnii.tarr duty b. rtasn - ditahiEfT- J.
n. u DuEANEY
Fei,.Is-Iu PIP Hale
" r. fEruNI-
! - - MIN I.--l-I
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orrlCr Cc1lzt>rAs7 Co,,Sct-rT,sr !,
h-r1Fllle.-' an len 1sE1
Az srfh. -tz-1 ~ fte csr---r-sfrr r---si1 4, -
A that enun a. 10 cr-errir.fr m 49, -,
cat cou-ilrs 14Fr tru calicl u sac rr -
rairu41. llats.-t and rtllr -usfEs- M 81
1rcre r Pit 4-l ltt. 1lit ris. al ffltir- trs-s
4rErt al sIair r- 81 - r,s ~. =, y.
fsur d. rrre q. IN arr~ir- Nv $780,, - -
iusui<neL snll-i trte IN the ar-r. ~ s-.n'Iri
tr-..tliIi ci enIeyucrt n 10 eurerr-e. .-rricr
iieIr-lt-r a. ccrtlll4tes a ex-nplirr rraufcf ~
i.ili1g crctrz-l tr -e1i - ne 80 rr.-cr.l Al
ct--rs - cxcEr-lrr nader -. ~ mas - -a1r :,
the enrolling crrer 90 the Ifrirf - VI -rf.r ~
-.r llc4-lcn- a. his rndcl -. "a. 70 Ne.
Al IeIsons 40 uly bs .-reslei nfttr ~ CT -
re1lerrc1s IN he cornfy q Hlict ter - I,-r
III ue t-ied TT tef-rti11-
esE.i1s..e- q sxzaptio. g as1.ust sf disability
I'll Be siEned ~ tte e1nnnI1inr .ruars
l. l. Bl-kKB. A. g. C. s-A.
jail IN Lcr---l-l1rt of Co1scr pts-
~ East Ten-es--- fs7rr. coy ~ ns1fk-
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ukvEnsw IN cam 50 Kentuskiass-I wat =
Il mote OF the sane sort- - ili ont by Comps
We are noT in camp 18th. lie - ~ hAii-l'o1
(iormeriy 1t NJ. c4v1lrTl ~ liz point
None but kefrfncka nced afplyI - IN thiF N-i
re ~ ,ti,out j.a- nal AMI cs1i-te rcfty ~ nd
vo- o.srorn .eFits Gene ~ Dat ale % -esrca ~
their rirhtss JACK JONES
Inv 13-ars isl.- Capt Col (Ei - XIV Cav
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CIsn o. 5. T. HAsHIs.-The proceedings of
the General Court Martial in the case Of = T.
Harris. have been approved By Brig. General
Heath, and are published. The sentence il
death, and Friday, the 18th inst. has been
fxed As the day on which he is to be sxecuted
pear Knoxville says the Register.
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FRox HAvAsA.-The pilot boat Relief from
Havana. has arrived at Mobile. There Was no
news Of interest AZ Havana when the Relief left.
on the 18Th ult Tho people were Sc convinced
that We shall have an early peace that there
was no demand for cotton at the prices asked
for il. TIE cotton which was recently re-
ceivcd had been shipprd to Europe.
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BeS5- The sunterh.s bsen sold at CsbraIter
10 an Englishman for $4,000 The right to
her. Il is expected. will DO disputed by the
American frigate that has been watching her.
but she will claim lie convoy Of the British
man-of-war
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szr Among III. act. pa...d at tL.lr.ceni
extra s.ssion sfths L9nisian. Lsri.lntaEe: Wa
the relieving /: An act 10 appropriate. fffv
dollars and eighty actes Of land to ever, ,sI-
der fron this State II tho Stat. or c.ni.derat.
seryicsr
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'HF STATE OF TENNESSEE

HANILroS Cou~Tr-
TIM F. Insolvency ~ the estate 81 James Roger d.
IL c1aacd. ksviEg feen suEgeftcd al persons har-
ing claims against said efate Lerebr notified q
ole the with the Clerk e the ceurty Court Of
raid county properly authenticated wifhin The time
prescribed By law or they viii - fsrrTer barred
feb9-iavlu WILLIAM ROGERS
Admir- 81 james porrrs -
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Atiu SSbtrtistnltnts.


HENLEY { CO..
NORRIS CO.
MONT. INSURANCE co.
DEPOSIT BANK OF MOBILE.
AND FLORIDA MONEY.
ApPIyte R coRBIs.
PeBI0 lws
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$50 REWARD.

w Ill Re paid 20 tie finder of satchel rout.s,
w ing Silver Cup. gnsrked With the letter.
J. +. W. bunch ~ s.and pair Of ssr~farT-.
The Satehe WA Lost tbe road between Birds Mn
shd Chattanooga by The way o. Chirkamaura depot
The astioles y be delivered 10
Feb ~ - H. Willy
Our~sifr o.
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william csruthsTs.
Alfred n Gale and others
Il Chancery, a. HarFison.
u appearing that the defenianf Aimed M.Cai-.
has ahsconded from fhe State u Tennessee % hat
me ordinary process Of the cana et Be sesel -
him
Il II therefore ordered thai publication b made
weekly for io1r weeks IN the Rebel q newsp.rsr -
shed in Chattanooga. Tennessee. requiring saii de
endant 10 appear AZ ct.ncery sonrs % te held II
the Court house IN Hauis1n, "a the srrord uor3sr
q June next. and answer conpiainantis a1neudel
ill. Judgment pc eoalesss vii be catered t1ainst
him and the cause ct Dor hearing ex parte
ja1lluft r ~. JONES. C. 4 4
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11
nACHIERhY FoR SALE

WILL sell - private - e one 20 horse pouer En-
CINE and Boiler. with Aula Saw, and all'tks anpur
tenances thereto belonging Alss one so inch circu
lar Saw with rOns sttac1ea-torelhsr With 60 fert n
Shaffing- and Pnlleya-t 0ne Rip Saw, Cutod Saw &c
with graring- JOSIAH FISHER
Ee5l0-u Chattanoora Team
- Selma Repoeter copy ! weeks nnd send bin a
his ofice. II
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11

Esg- The Selma (Ala) Sentinel learns from
q gentleman direct from yieksb]rg. that Il e
hest qualities of sugar were selling in the city
A from 5 TO 10 cents per pound.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11
SOS RPWARD

CiTRAl I'D stolen rem the 1T al Nifes Kelly n
- hseausogs. nesr the CathsIie Ch;r<h on Tues-
Cav. FEB 81. a BLACK MARE. ab71ss 17shsnds hirl
ftar in Tie FOREHEAD len bind ~ Wbfs frsm hen e
lsfi1sk. 10 good srder; bad rnfe rsnnd her neck
F rive so reward for The recsr ery ef the MARE
any Information that win lead 10 knowledge sf her
Fhrreab5Hts NR1- = H. KELLY
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11

90 TAe Lincslnii... wh. Ar. f.Iiovi,r
Abraham il his negro Abilities rrsrlalaatisr
At Grseneville. haze divided their private eau.
Gus. and asssow holding one branch il Rsg
ersvilIe, haukins county. They rneet t.euIar-
y al certain ia~' office on the public sqnars
~ that tswr They alss have besn knows TO
t.ko eircsitous route about three niIes in
the esuitry where they R.ld their ,rirate
IInsetiags
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11
HOUSE AND LOT FoR sAIR-

noCTOR FRAZIER t.luable House ana Ia foI
IL sale For particulars apply 10 hin In Knor
County, or 70 me - Moore narzh's Mil. in Chat.
arooga- Wh- SMITH
FebIO-lw
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$50 REWARD

y ANAvAT fsssa - .z.-s.asr ~ .l- ia t-s
~ hrr- >1r- 80 ltliert ~s-n e SOL - r-ars
Old rrrT tiark icrg ~ t,.,t-s n - i-ht -
e. .-rrT lr1- Ike il rrrr 81 - -
akpa-d in 1rr-arsf.- ~ sforf r.4it- St,---i
.ri -harp iea urel- liaiilf1 i aicut g 49, -
fei Q i1rht- p. rrrF t4rk an1 hisrk-,rith -
f-clr- he 200 lrlIf VI r--,,-t-,-ss - -
fllacs 49, -l'r-c-i- ani -urgi.h arrearanrs -.
-ileuf and sllaI- lf--r s Il t-s.--. = - ~ ,i-
ile fed-rair m Ter.nesz-e An - - =,
fcr c-frr r1tr- 4. iail &C lt-r -, - Ia. -
800 ri fro1f e-..1-l - r-as5ct - -hI,- -
sho lsA- tecsyrilhela awsy.
Jo>EIH G-1LnuNT
T1itey Tcsre. J.. q C1r--tl - "a
Jsny- g In
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11

THE Tax payers win Please call a. the Rernrder
Il OE and awe n their hrsr,srty and polls ~
city isxes. Ter the present reaf.
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