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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-01-28
That's Ny Hal.


i ABOUT thirty years ago there was a
branch of the Political Union in Liner
lex, Ireland. A library and reading room
were connected with it. think it was
Dan O'Connell was to open it officially,
and Tom Steel was to present some work
he had written to the library. The meet
ing night came, and the meeting was held
in the Thartre on the Mall. Of course
there was full house. The speakers ar
rived, and they spoke from the stage in
front of the green curtain, and when done
speaking they sat down, with their legs
hanging into the orchestra. O'Connell
made his speech and sat down. Tom
Steele was called on. Uphe started, and
on raising he seized hat that was on the
stage. After a while he got warm, and
to make his words more forcible, he be-
gan striking the crown of the hat with
his big fist. The warmer he got the hard
er and quicker he struck the hat until the
peoples sympathy was raised to a very
high pitch for the poor hat, when sud
denly Dan turned his head slowly around,
and saw it was his DAMS own hat, that
the speaker was beating all the time. At
once he made grasp for the hat just at
the moment that Toms fist was coming
down with tremendous force. It was ir-
resistably ludierous to see the figure poor
Tom cut at that moment-he seemed
electrified. The peoples pent up feeling
got vent and such burst of laughter l
have never heard since. Nothing that
had happened in Limerick for many
years was so much talked of for a long
time, or caused so much laughter among
the people.-RecolJections of O. ConneH.
-$e%
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A PATRIOT
IO SoLDIER-A surgeon in one of the
Alexandria military hospitals writes in a
private note:
"Our wounded men bear their suffer
ings nObly; I have hardly heard a word |
of complaint from one of them. A SOL
dier from the stern and rock bound coast |
of Maine-a victim of the slaughter at
Fredericksburg-lay in this hospital, his
life ebbing away from fatal wound. He
had a father, brothers and sisters, wife
and one little boy of two or three years
old, on whom his heart seemed set. Half
an hour before he ceased to breathe, I
stood by his side, holding his head. He
was in the full exercise of his intellectual
faculties, and knew he had but brief
time to live. He was asked if he had
any message to leave for his dear ones
whom he loved so well? Tell them,'
said he, how I died-they know how I
.ivedP"
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UnaIIOyed Patriotism.

| ACAsE of unselfsh and persevering pa
triotism has come to our notice that We
think deserving of public record. Mr..
Harvey G.. Smith, of Boston, who for the
last eleven years has been engaged in
mining business at Do#nievilIe, Sierra
county, California, in November last ar
ranged his business so that it would be
left in the care of an agent, in order that
he might enter upon the service of his
country and contribute his mite toward
putting down the rebellion. Having
been for many years a sailor, he prOpos-
ed to enter the naval service, and repair
ing to Washington he made application
for an appointment as sailing master or
masters mate, but notwithstanding his
application was endorsed by the Con-
gressmen from California, it was unsuc-
oessful. Mr.. Smith then applied to Gov
ernor Andrew for a commission of some
sort, but got none. Determined to serve
his country in some capacity, he yester-
day enlisted as a private in the Twenty
ninth Massachusetts, regiment, Colonel
Pierce. A man who will relinquish his
business and travel three or four thou
sand miles at his own expense for the
purpose of fighting the enemies of his
country is certainly entitled to honora-
bic mention, if not to a commission. Such
devoted patriotism is remarkable, even in
these days, when bright examples of self
sacrifice are numerous Boston Journal.
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PROSPERITY AND ADYERsITY.-Th
virtue Of prosperity is temperance; the
virtue of adversity is fortitude. Pros
perity is the blessing of the Old Testa-
ment. Adversely is the blessing Of the
New, which carrieth the greater benedic-
ton and the clearer revelation of Gods
favor. Yet even in the Old Testament,
if you listen to Dayids harp, you will
hear as many hearse-like airs and carols,
and the pencil of the Holy Ghost hath
labored more in describing the Affections
of Job than the felicities of Solomon.
Prosperity is not without many fears and
disasters; and adversity is not without
comforts and hopes, Certainly, virtue is
like precious odors, most fragrant when
they are incensed or crushed; for pros
perity doth best discover vice, and adveI-
sity doth best discover virtue.
THE Providence Press says that the
proposition to amend the internal tax
law so os To include babies under the
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Mrs, Douglas.
TIE New York Tribune saws:

THE New York Tribune says:
Some of the writer's Of idle gossip from
Washington recently outraged the feel
ings of the widow of lamented Senator
from Illinois, by announcing her betrOth-
al to an eminent Cabinet Minister. 1t
was even asserted that the bans had been
published in a Catholic church, when in
truth the parties so rudely afianced had
not met within the seven years proceed
ing the appearance of this oanard,, o. -..r
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FROM the census report Of 1860, we
learn that 2, 2,166 pounds of silk cocoOns
were produced in Ohio that year. Mich
igan comes next, that State being credit
ed with 1,O43 pounds.
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Only one dollar year for the Union.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

HrADQrR's Trol sso1-s BAIT AKA. Civil
Camp HooT~rs Gan. 1eEn- Aprd I'm. lS6k-
rTtiiEltL viii tc paid reward q fhirfy Ilelars
each. O. TIE eprr-henIiaa o. the follesing
1arret d-sestrs- fro lcils ~ 8at.aiil1 Alzban1a
Cavalry y il.I.orls 1rl<1-e-f
c.. Al " Gavin. ~ Kaab coruty Alatsrna- J D
Dasls. ~ A4tb county Aibl.n1. J1ha Davis, D-Eabb
ccllfy A.Asa1a- J = hoislat4ck, DeEcltb c1unty
Ala. il1a Ll1ch. Ltha1h ~ A II ) Ryan. De-
Ea3b CO. "a u Hichards Ninsfon O.. Ala c
= utlt 1iri. D-S-tb CO. Al. q = Ihoursot. De-
ka4b CO. Ala r Watts, Dskahb O.. Al. /. L
faitter. D,AaSbr CO. Az y T NlibOrn, Tl1stn
%. Ala.
y HodEes. " Z Harlzirls .kscn Holaray. Green-
vile H.skins. Jsssee Shankies, " Keich. Daniel
Ssntl. ceHab cou-ty An
Co CT \ Farmer, Cterckte cCcrtr Atahatna-
c. D l.. Jok1 Lea Sttgt Jasper H0-4Eay Sergt
Jo>trh keith. tprpc-al : Waliace. b1rle- NcDaniel
Hcl'Lail. rli-alc~ Jeremish CaUis Jau-as ia Lac
ID iin4- Billiard. 4 & EIrnes, Ju1= AD5ersou. 4
Cr1fr. Ihoults CroE. Z L CToF. Thcf1-s Clark D
Cr.lT. Leaf der Dean & Dean. J4rurs Ellis. Alfred
Els. y II aTt-n-n. r koEcr. Jcs iah Ink james
l4lsk a-1es La Hrga1- fewss En<<s.. Atex11-.
lax. 1ls.ili-s Dtr-a a.. y kai3 G 40
Cp- Ell. " ID Pctir private Z " Owens. p
SisE,ner- Olive GIas, ; Liffe1, james Snita: J
fh lips Cls-rokee ct1aly Ala.
Co R-Nn Berry. y = Co0ett. william .Rnius
Ihcfnas AcCcrmsck- fll Raias. + n Sradsrd Nin-
SER >eznere, N1ir--d, Il james Sayior, . WI
lia1s. q Roden. Y. " fr6e1 John SiEyfcu Harshs
co - !; Slle>ierte'd Jihhseat Tery Mcdaniel, A S
EfDt, J8sFtr y t>.efS. y .-nes ax'ilks.
Approved by order Ct
L. Col. conns6diag BssA
IL Al AdJs- laprls-ssdI
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B1kDork's 9Th AEE1xEas REaIn1.f
Camps 1ear ShelbyFl-s. Ic1n-, Apr. 4, lisa
i Arkzas.s b Einssi ~ Ba;fsiiaa. ios 81 ess
O lncn reHaru 81 ftlrtF 1ollau vi Be E1rel
Co A-Eri.ate sl0sa hl1.sIi, IS Tsa6 "a, N,
hiEhi Hz1rton. AFkansas-
O. Private Berry Z B1ssirk. Il ysars old IN.
60, .gtt n.t- lair cIszi0n. ieef inches hlgh.
Ces-si s I--Geosgs R Kill.r. 2 ytsrs Cd. bi.ck
sJss' r,-rk hair dark ccsr iexirn, leef inches
sountJ Arkarss.s.
Al Baita5ea. Cos A 3 B-v + Locke. - F.ss oia,
o.ee eyee e.Ark hs r. lair 1a7leziuu ieei inch
high y Terry. n years cd, biue eyas .ss-k tair
Iair ce1-p.exion. > ieet 10 inches high Z Firha,
~ yearsiod, lne eTes. l;Eh. hair fair o0npiexiaa.
let lnttes high. = NrEl. - years Oh bsztl eyes
red hair tar comp xn, feet,l0 incass hiza Il j
DAYS. ears cd. black cyes tlck ha,r AR an,
sSga : leet inches hisn. Jas Fi-.- a y-srs
Old dae e1es, dark hzts, iaco-7 eAo1-5 Eel inch
e hish- B4rson, = years id. hazsl eTes Lax
hs1r AR comp lxian, ieet inehes hsh. Jlo DEky
- yttts Old hue eyes DARK hair dafk -,
FEET 10 inches hird. Little Rock. Arkarsss- -
Co.. ID + Cay. % years old. hzzci eyes
brown hssr, dark roup'ez1on .ieet 10 irches hrh
lis. ~ years cd, haie eyes. dark hair. dark trn-
plsxion, iset high. & aioIEsn 20 years cd bius
eyes light hair. light couplcxion ieet 10 ir-bes
high, x Orwell = yeats Old. dark eyes. dark hair.
s 5s e IL iheses hiEh ssaaey.
feet : Inches Jtig1, iLrtie lscU Arkarsas + Z
D7ns, IS y7e oil. 9ae eye. light hair light bou-
rlDus . 4l-lllt- . Old.
STeJ eyes. ght hair. sLt comp exon Zee; ilc-s
5igh, Halnie, - years a a, dArk eyes 4 ARK hzir
DARK cc-rf xic1 iet-i inches high. A = N5rrAa,
81 years Cd. cara egls. ilE1 bstr ok co,.r1ex1r
.ezl inches hiEh.J 4 AictEl- - yesrs Cd rrsy
eytf is-ht lilir. Lrlt to1lJirxlor- feet l1sbcs
high z NE-i. > yrlirs Z. blue eyes. Light hair
III ~ os eion- seet ~ in rs aigh. : : SuEeii,
- years OLE. DARK eyes. black hisr. dark nreial,
setf inches high. A J N0rez. - yrzrs cd. ok
eyes. IA h-ir, lsAs eonPssSien, 5 ieet itcbes
higa. X 2 P-1le son. yrars Cd grey eyes. tlark
hzir, dark -1upiex0z. & tert high Waite County. Ar
k11sas- " f5rey = yEarh Old blue eyes, hshf hair
ilf1t coirfiexion. lat ~ snttes hEh. Wl,rley.
Il yeArs Cd. tlue eyek lrlt hair iLt o0nP iaxio1
iest i1cie- hi.h " 4 Johns1n, - yeArs Old 6ark
eyes. dark hair. dark tsnflexEn, ~ inches hixh
Little ll1tk Arkan-al
Tie usual reward - 80 VII x paid u an person
ap-7ehe;idin< and delivering Any ore 81 ne Above
IAled fv-fts- Not II th1se iron the +sh Hlftai-
ifn. a.e sufp-~i 10 b. - Afksnsas they were lei1
"a h. pitli- "a Nisss>ispi ard AZ Cfher places and
hare -sat bee1 heard o. since
n. c. BUM,
aHris Col Cola. al Reg. 4 n iL-t= Ark fol-
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4 The pa week has been charaEt,rizsd tie dHI-
Lest ever known IN fhs burines ~ Noble. 81 me q
The principal articles o. prDs1cs lave arrived freely
and the receipts Of Flour. Lard and Bacon are sin d
Bdvance. those Of Corn Rcs. Eatnr and SAT- largely
u advance Of the receipts Of lasf rsar- TIE abor
ton OF eurreney By the fnndng process has cesnEsd
khe calculations n spectators while their inFes
E1ents in Corn Flour Rice and some ofhel articles
are in rreca-ious condition The a6vances
We have rejuced our quotations Ehen could End
authority 70 do 80, wo1ld adFis readers that
most OF the ARTICLES qeoted can be purchased By retail
AZ quotations II not lever.
II COTTON The receipts since the 1lfh a April
have been l22b bales, viz l92 ffoln ire Aiabans
502 trom the Bl7bes los from the Warrior river and
519 b. the n. and o. Raroad-sgainst SIS baics ior
lee corresponding week last year The exp0r.s have
hen SIS baies against 20 bales fer the correspond
ing week las year. The stock OF hand-ircl udin-'
- Be les cleared in Nay last tuf net expcrfed-ts
s9I7 bales, against so9 bales a the sane dxte lat
year. III
There have been considerable receipts 81 Cotton.
the larger portion int nded for ck1r- 70 New Oreafs
under permits IRON the nnfhoiifes az Richnond q.
Business has been dull and we hsve no occeki1n %
rnsnge cor Quotations Of last week. With wire
based upon f7t. for Middlny.
+ Mobile BeEis.eT. sunday.
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Il DR HIsBs.--we made brief menii5a yesterday 81
th- sppearafee IN this city OF Dr. Hines. the hftfil
plausible, notpfions s-iDdser and sconDdrel. Wbose
rascaliy exploits have been from time e time record
ed in the pubic priGts Of the ooin-ry- We learn tia
hls presence Ia MonikomeIy was compulsory cne. ~
he bad been arrested in Mississippi by the military
authorities AMI was being /conhatted 70 R-cbtnsud
but upsa y TAT charge We are not advised
Or. Hines called at cur Cficel OF "Wednesday last
and introduced himself Is Col IlOike, Himiif2n who
ver Jour years kgO Akpr eled "a itaKe. tie tan
brat We did trrn New Oreans b Mon;g onery- Nc
I'D mol slstct his true 6harskef a. tlaf time. nor
rntii scEne two weeks later he vas published as >
s@ildier Ia an Augusta faper, AID de-crptiDu d
his person GIVES. a short TIME sfteraards IL uss
arrested In Nfnlhs upon sonlb charge OF rascsli,y
aud sehr IL the Nashville p4nitentiGfy 10. fhree
sc ~ III
On TIE boat from Mobi'e 70 bf5ntgolnezy The I'D
ellJw seemed 70 be fayor.te vi An TIE pzssegeEs
ie became skqiiaintet with. ~. lad money aud e
pen L frtif. in fact ne seed sery rici.--
raid he ri a plantation on Santee river il south
Carolina bad Ia residence in Citarlesfcn Were be
pissed the mot II is xiufer n giths With an rny
rlld, danget Is years o. age and thlt he has jasf
been out 10 his plaulatioa in tie es; where be Kas
ouiSed 10 80 Once leGr to ipok after MS Interests
We might pursue tins sui Jet fus ther bal we only
attended to gssrd the pubic against mza who i
ian eerous. II he Is allowed aty freedom IN R,eh-
nond' -oEae9pdy viii BE s<ind,ed-1 lNOnts- Nail
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THE DAILY /. EBEI,.
nlasl nAIisIrnIna,Il.

ave wish to purchase COO ysoHas 81 clean cot
ten AID Hnen sags fst which We WI rak the Fery
highest price nrash. Iers rs eplleeti q rsgs, win
- well arste the white from the dlorsd As
vkte rsss W III enrnaud higher prices ttiH mixed
tesnry5rne are rsqaesiid . lccsIett Hags
III rs. Where any qnsna;y Is pird.asid 4. tFpbnt
eIhysaient Tor shiptneni, aqise Us OF It'd flet ahd
5s-wnI direct where hey are to 10 shippdt. lana fbr
Fsri the money for thesh. llel
Address FRANC. NJ PAUL, Cha;iardnea Tenn! I.
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If.II.oM vAx DoI.s.s eonnAxp.
SPECIAL Correspondents Of TIE Rsbell
fl CoIUnsIA. TRSE. Anril % 1889

SPECIAL Correspondence Of The REBEL
CoLUNBIA. TESE., April 20. 1853.
lyllilss tie main,artny has been making eve
~ preparation Tor great batlie. the cavalry
under The indomitable Van Dorm has not been
,idie N. 4 iir. extreme left. Unlike other com.
ia:sDis, We have no flsty correspondents to
rectirFl the daring DEEDS OF our gallant cavalry,
but Ehanks 10 your valuable paper, we obtain
ouF dues Occasionally.
GIL Nvdodwarsl,s cciaIaa,Id ==consisting OF
abot. 1900 men, with two pieces of artillery, is
doIils Efficient service oa the Tennessee, near
the lhionEh of Duck flyer. On Tue 9Th ult.,
.wosuaboats ana ihrsc transports were com
ing FpsFin Ihs reniiessee. wlien they were at
tackled. near Tie mouth OF Duck river, by
WoPdwPrd. who Ind his artillery planted so
as p e,imInapa the tleer. aud after severe
artiAff-yldnel tie grubcats were compelled to
ske'ftadd'e, ifsving three transports incur pos
session, aiiith were sunk. have not been
aait to dscert.in the loss on ether side.
Cpl Woodward formerly commanded The
First K4ntrtl.y cavaity, until ii WAS disbr.nd-
ed /, ftsf has. uu;il recently. btea ia Kentucky
wi:ll = essalicn DONG effective service Tor pur
eaad4. A Tough m uaassGtlin. and qeiet
ioail lels IS bsaVe IL they make en- and
4A@ EiesfPra4d some the. niaBt ,lariag deeds
dffiI3 4ir.
Iaye 5ssa Expecting an attack near
c'ff 1#'i pr y.FAi days Il 5 reported
tfaGI4a t;g ! s.ipq caya.sy hndel from the
i'1ff FstF} sstsr IN sishfeer niles of ihis
p'AeB kierd5y Il +
81 rs Isep FeT-es'. who has been acting N
.'is;I I Hir.iefa' hess'fP some liule. las again
"a elsi54iiid e lis veteran brigade. and las
sss' mel % .lin4w feId 81 duty. That
we rIlhs expect aim p iendera good account
o. hl.hsliIi tits asfiess FOR aie to say, as lie
ll'Fs FiiFa.sy isnia9Fi fixed himself Jon n.any-
a zbl5pag Iasi.e-fcEl.
2 r. Ira. sIisoiigl d Maryland vas married.
% q 'i 4l5'a psf, p fiss Walker, highly &c
ION l.aitsd young lad y Of this place.
Gth- Yaa IIas.i passed isrosish this place
ysstttdHs e, seas sri ulaao;aa. ION a visit
ssgls in Ills aud a,l1s;.ang counties
ok fsdi. 4aaiprprhisi. 10 yield rich harvest
to Iiuaushihus etsItivators
IL Yokra, ynErrr.
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FRsx ALtx4NDAIA Lave learn from = gen;ie
nan w1o arrived last evening fponi AleKandFil that
seneraf Khby Smith aud stan le;t that place "a
Thursday IA f1r Shreveport. Il was aprrrhrndet1
Nhsn our iai5sn.-t len. that the PLace cuii net b.
teh aEa1ss tie froe thai lscnk nab banks vAs ttinr
ing against 4 uniess reiHfrcatr y arriFe IA tine 70
give assisAnrs which il feared woaid not Be tie
rsse. TIE Government property. conrni-sary sipres
ec.. bad all ble1 saved Is TefiOrkl.-f EcmphiS ar-
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psal:l of pIl..op c..

Ne lHarn.frpiah gentlf inpIi Iisedtfrorn y oily
s:Iifs that ~ PIT. he JaIilfl Iieryet oley.
DD,LllI.D.. B9sadp Of lie If.bekse OF ITennes-
sec, disl at lis I sideneR m Aieiaphis. about
two weeks slneeg ThiI sad Intelligence win
be received WITH the BiueehEst sorrow and
profoullaess reeTai, No; iuiy his largo ciIele
d wall4 as.d ittt.sshed pHsseiIs friends. and all
aielabeFs Of HE frotes;4 int EIi5c6paI Chusc..
ia this D.ecese, tait Tho dep4ftdre Of such :
man is iqaaI loss lie wsls nan of sound
learning, iuoprr5p tible ilteglIit5. earnest add
|dcsgt9l piety. alll UNIVERSAL bts.oyelesica. A.
a preiIie hehsas ltral Ind osE5Elsisseos church
man, ilagjfs, ri L eecid Eiasiidl ifAir Of hi.
IioeeseI with gsre4t discietiol. Ks lreaches
he vas at ense llin, pr sesicAb a.fl ydtEgl5sv-
ing and Lofty ia yie. ellslI<ssiaii he adosn-
Jed iId foctrise Cod IN AZ fh5hgs, belsfi;-
fyitg tie chgisti.i life l,ysi4 reas si.nplidity
ef caat4cter.liis lllimii1 biz tllderfulh@ss ana
his th49ouga -hosHsty 81 word ard act
/ BisiE3p oiey Is I'D IN ii BEdtord foullty.
Va, lht5caats as n miisionslry 10 Tennessee,
aboas tlsc year s25 or ;. Hsl4as been IN the
Epise9Bate oyer i qezIE Ter IIg deniuFy. Dur
Rtg tae Mar us ffailii HAS baea Vefyt!et bic.
aud hs has therefore b lea nkihlIle to as mere
tllsn e1,tssg his warm ISmp4tht for tie greas
cause " lie Soath. With All the earnestr.ess
Of h;slG haracter, bad with al Tie powet Of his
well furnished Iiind, he DID So symphlhiss
No onsl who read his NJ aster Letter to 4Fn. II
Seward, in ls6l3 on de National affairs, Ct
who heard his sermon BIT the funeral OF the
latnentsd ZollicoEe or who Isl iarniiiar with
his addres4essto his Gle Esy, dlhilot fail 10 nm
dersiassI hbw entirely Il .Uas ,lovbtcd 10 he
iatefesls7oI our dAuse.
4 God grant tfat his lraniie may ali On q
worthy suEcessos. I'LL
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at6 AnanEssrrrts.

ID IcHARD lFITZGIBB0N lLOST.--st-.st ihree
4 weeks ego los: my son Bic3ard aged Il yents,
freckled in the face he i sft,ee occ~-saay with
ais and sraHInt- soldserS in tsA camps viii cnuier n
iaEor bis cktressed parents by loOki1gont for him
and sending ahy Information epneefniDg hin 10 ne
msy7 lw THOMAS FITZGfB5cS.
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nEsERTERS .-HEA1QU1B TERs CAVALRY
~ CORPS Spring Eli. Tenaessse. April 1ls<.
ls53--Tte following nance l1e7 snt cEoers are
hereby r1t1ished ~ testrfers FEN Edn1nsso-'s Rer-
innt of Tennessee Cartiry- Thirty DoIiars fr errk
che viii b paid for Their Irprthensi ard dererr-
('oup1-y B--isf Lienf-=J ~ fe5runun. "a "a
Lieut. Z swain PrrRtes John Bcrkhnrn l.
Byrd, Wm Br0En is Cfurihey. Qutnbr Cor !
D0Jse. 3 y Log 2. u g LzllEr1- = J Lani.r. Nfies
Ncse--{ , EcCzl- , AoodJ, p nsyfelt. 4
Or. = Egbinscn, Eculeft, A Rlsy Tn
S5ctf. n IhoInas. q " wallace. AID love- 'Thite.
CionPany C--PriFAtes " Brace. " Il DAVIS. 4
R.nseE- D1eiel H.iEss. ard = r EIl;Ers1n-
Byorder q Gen. Wax DosS
KIIUTI.
aprIs--E Eninr ard A. A. Gen-
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NON FIrzG1DseN.
HrADQtAETEks Hoo4lz's c A. TEtx..l I

.APrfi -. IS63-
fTsHIETY D0LLAltS KEW AiIEJ-lSIf u tsid ior
l. the 4pprtheusion and GtlsFsry Of each a. tie
i3llowliig nlIned deSsrters. from Co L. Thomasons
is1ftalnn A .abarna Cav1y5 rriEAia y W Chi d.
eis - years old. fet inches high. fair complex
ION. llgLt har and h.ne eyes John webb, about g
ysiars old, leet ID inches high, flir complexion
IA ut hair ard bne eyes n Va ker, about 3 yesrs
old let hig4 fair conpiexlc1 blue e. es aud light
hair Lewis SaTfin, b sfaIs Cd. feet incl-eS
high. lar cCnplexion. light haif a3d blue eyes Dick
son R-dse ~ years cid, feet 10 inches hics far
cpmpiexion light bs5r ard blI3e cyes- james Ann
stroug q yeats old. feet 10 inches hfzn lair con
p.exion red hair and bine eye4 The nrSt three re
side in Marshal county, tbs last three in Dckalb
county. Alabama
Tbs B1tai5u is now a part Of the - ALBANIA
rec nent VI rAFaly.
L. Col Cpn5S- Bait Cav
{ n p LASxF0RD,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

EAplcAlIE1k d LE-IElr No q -
Isiishsraz. Ie1n-. Feb q. ISIS.
10. : <
j. Freuueat sruri II 8 ~ thera Eerfcurrrs-. f,st
cate that nnnbers u ahe hctied ren fatie Il g..
scrfuti0r are ftili -prtref in 5sc-erf Sr-.rf--t.
OF the arlay arainst crters
IL Il = therefore a-1ou-ces scr tae fuf--nssr a
EnEolii1r cfCers. tbst rc itarr ~ -
kind 3sttFer. fxe-rrks ~ s1srIc,se 60 t,-1r
enrolled. Arplicafitrs fcr n - = -
de- ~ the Enrollinr fters o rtlSr - 49,
rscozni-ld by ne ceuzrt.uerk - lrvrv - 80
q tre natter.
b cu1I1lsnd Of Gel Rzaoe
(siEzsd1 P.H THOMSON.
OFFICIAL
$. A. Nokzro
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

Ez71 The YiiAkee forces, undsr General
ltsSdge, committed most hendish outrages in
iheir recent advances between CORTLAND ard
Tu4euniba They destroyed every grain Of
eorfs az the meat and provisions Of every
S'nfl They also burned La Grange College
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

PEaepSAL,-- Hon. Henry s. Foo8, NJ. C.. from
this Feite, arrived in this cry Tussdsy. fIav-
ing ben invised by a card sigies hy several
haIIdFca OF the ness- influential -four citizens
TO faIress them, liz has compiled aud win
specs in this city, On "Wednesday night next.
or the hour and place due noice will be
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

y dTH or BIsHoF o4xr.-T The
disHAtches3 from Henatobia. to tie Mem
Phik Appeal Of the Is, announce the sad incl
igeiee OF The death o. the Right Rev. James
IL giey. Bishop Of tine Protestant Episcopal
DioHess of Tennessee.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

eitxElAI. FpRRtsf's BacTiIEs EorxDEDl-
Wd regret p learn that Captain J 'okKr-sr. a
brofher Of tie GENERALS. Commanding a com
lPaa!g IN lis old Regiment was severely aud it
Is sfhFeFl i;lortally Wounded. IN theIecent run
nias Fight with the Yankees iEom courtIand to
Rome:
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

ASprsse 9AkKgE, E4:D 4Ifhq Expires
Messengers, ard brhers FROM Rome. Gu. list
evening, FepoTted ai.dtser did into North
George and Aiasama, BY the iYtaukeesl -ss,5Oo
IA nuinber. We @Es aI4 inf9Fines tsiat the Oh
Georgi4 regiment returning p Bridgeport. was
stopped, ordered back % Rome. aud MOUNTED
on therap;rred Serses and I'D by Forest, 70
setheEIiwithl his own fommatlis to meet tie
invaders- il was believed TIE enemy were
eighty miles soHth o Romes at TalladegsA,
Ala, "a route for AlabA ma.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

Hsz- FOrr4st gave the Yankees tie Dodge a.
Couriiand. and took Strait Ifter sl,ens On horse
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

RAIDS AID EoNAxCE or MORGAN AND HIS
ME-N-BF Ms : fl.cbestsr Ford
CAY4LAT TAC1it'S- for The use OF the Cavalry
and Nc1risd Infantry e. s Aruy-By najor Gen1
Joseph Wheeler fI|
TIE SlElsE OF yiCKSBUEG; Its approaches by
Yazoo Pass and o;her n t-.ess Nap ~ Csrrain =
= Hariee. Z. =. A. Asl &c Camp 10 LIT CO. n
J. Ha-5ee-
( r. GOE1ZEL 4 co.
rrELT-HEEs AND B0oKsELIEEs.
apr2s-1W DAafbin street. Noble. Ala