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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.


1tAs3 M its.ss .sss as;sassE
~ kkAT NATIONAL LkOUTE.-I erminatsr az Iyn.I,
" nglon and baltimore on the hast ana " Nheelup,
benwood aud Parkersburg tue West, nj which pla,
tuniles WIN hallroads, Sleamers 6c., Tor nom AL
points ~ me West, Southwest and Northwest.
eS-Ihs ~ the only route TO Washington Clty-SS
Leave Baltimore At $50, $40 and lUUU a m, and 3.tt
ana o'lOP nj ON sundays at l.JO And 7.iO M only
Leave Washington at 900, 7iO and IL a M and M,
and M on Sundays nt $3.50 and p m only
Through tickets TO the Eastern cities can be proeuf
via Washington OitY AN additional charge oi ~
Time As quick Rndfare as low by any other rout.
inquire Tor tlcRets via baltimore aud OHIO I,nirus
nj any Of the principal railroad Offices In the West
J. ID, SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Ag't
u. M. COLdG, Gen. Ticket Agt
"'F'smIih' master OF IrAnsportauon. Aulp
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@eolcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

OlNGlNNAll REAEhEhL hODl 4 n "a,
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two OF the most Eminent
Physicians ia tho world,
nR. E. BONAPARTE, rom London and Paris
Hospitals, and for the past ten years OF the Can.
cinnati yeneTes Hospital and Dr. r b; M kEl hoLL5,
where a permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use Of mercury or change Of
diet. Gonorrh@a cured in to 42 hours. elect cured
In 10 10 days structures cured In TO weeks Noe.
turna Emissions stopped IN TO days Seminal
weakness cured IN to weeks syphilis sin Ia prma-
nv stagea cured 10 3 days; Secondary symptoms 10
70 weeks Skin Diseases cured IN 10 weeksi im-
potency, yigor restored IN 70 4weeks All diseases
Of private nature ifehleh WIN unpAiAllesa SUCCESS
Dr Bonapsries : great work on private diseases the
Private Guide to Health - beneficial TO all male and
female, old and Young, should read this book twill
enlighten those who grope In darkness fHoe 70
cents, sent by mail.
perfectly safe and never fails 10 30 satisfaction tits
The only safe and sure preventive against disease.
fHee o. the rtshoh rh,eht MAe ohie, ~ me snBle
sas-msdame LozIER's FemSls Moothly Pills Is a
safe and reliable remedy for suppresslons and all fe-
male diseases Ladies' should not nse them hlnng
pregnancy, az they will produce miscarriage. Pnoe
81 90 per boH-eHtra fine t5-sent 10 any address by
mail.
Drs u. II. are the men 10 consult they are IN.
questonahly acknowledged 10 be the champions and
kings Of sneraal diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the old world; they
have bsen aooustomed from early age Of youth u
witness the various diseases which aihct mankind
/ and to watch the progress through long career d
professional study In every sphere OF lie, nom ths
humble abode OF poverty ~ The mansion OF the veal
thy and having aaoertalned beyond doubt the vas
suffering of humanity, they determined 70 select thI
qenerave system a. their particular study, and de
vote their whole attention 10 tho alienation OF the de
eaaeg OF these important functions. No letters will b
answered unless they contain remittance OF post
age stamp. Call or address,
Ore. BONAPARTE a RKYROLDs,
No. 1Se Sycamore street, between Tinh BiHth, eal
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ofhce hours from Am. tOsP.h. fe5
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CHANGE OF TIME
DaytOD and Michigan Railroad,
sandusky, DaylOn and CIneInnatI b. hi


#e..-e10atp
4 AN anu alter December 81, 1860, and unul flrtha
~ notice, Passenger and Freight Irains will lesy-
bAlIOh, gong north, as follows!
D.1n A. NJ. through Freight and Accommodate
OsfV WIN fAst enger Car attached.
In.gn A. N. Mail tram lur 3 sprnEneld, Coltiu,tt..
lO.OU Orbana, BeleiOnt.Iue, Forest, Glide and
eahdushy, connecting at Springfield with Iran u,
LOudOn Aud columbus, arriving Columbus al gSU L.
M al Ilbana wil tran Or Columbus, NJ futest wit
IRAN on i1ttsbuigi 1t. wayne a Chicago IL. h. goiup
East, arriving IN tiertn0 ht o.4o ~ anu plttybirp a
s'Sy IA at Oy Nit Tran on cleveland anu Ip.to
h' h. gong Lhht, arriving ~ Cleveland al $40 u M
Dunktk Al d.5Oe m, snu buiuO Rt bi3U a m Com
West, arriving IN Toledo VI l2lO m, Detroit az o,l6 a
m, Chicago at lU;SV N, and SHudusky At O,46 m
HIl 4. d. Night ExpIesH Tor springfield Uriaun
Usll ana bolleiontune, connecting nj ForeAt win
Tran going last on FiuHburg, IT. Wayne and Ohiesgt
Road, arriving Urestllne NJ Olb M, Ptsburp al
m. tong Wet, With Train arriving In Ft WAYNE M
0iH6 aha Chicago at lOg0 M, az Clyde with Irain
ON Cleveland anu Toledo H. X. arriving In CLEVELAND M
$3.50 m, Dunkirk ~ 400 m and BuIiO at $3.50 d m
reaches sanuuHky AT 7;4Oam.
n nE 4. M. Huntsville Accom- m odatlop ieayin.
l.UO Dayton on arrival OF Tram from Oiut1uuAt
reaching Springfield al 800 M urialna ut lO.ts d lp
West Liberty ll!23 n Doieiontaine 1t ll,6l d t1
and HunlsVille al l2.l2 m.
fickete via this Line 10 all points North Enpt AMI
West, be had &C the Ticket Office Ia tho Union Deo
SAM l. W. KING, Ticket Agent.
bS-fAre always aH low as by Any other route
For Information relative to chipping Freight by TIM
Route, apply at tile Company Freight Depot-J Is.
MASSEY, agent. n. RICE, siiIe rintep,ieni
N. q. ULAFF, Gen. Ticket Al gent. sulp
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Illinois Central Railroad.
N ~ N isE..s; ..

CHANGE oF TIME.
I'm aud after Monday, November ls, 1851, Passanr b..
" Trains viii leave MAttoOu and PanA, aa follows
LEAVE MATT0UN.
Gong North, l;lO M and l1.OO y m.
dong South, 400 IA and 500 u m
LEAVE PAkA
Going North, 600 m and ESQ pm
Going south, 1880 IN and 7.d6 b M
auly W. r. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger Ageat
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FOR SAFE BY

VIM weusthofi and W " stewart, Dayton George L
Beyer, MRmiSburg; y Bioc Slayer, Union G Ander-
son, CenterVillei Myers, New Lebanon u Jackson,
Chambersharg d L Bauer, Harrisburg D Divine,
JohnHvllei Arnold mbert, South Arlington; Jaoah
Snlse er, West Baltimore; Rookie 90, Germantown
Nv MURPHY, yandaliai n Nckoln, Liberty q Reesi
FsrmersVle; HeVsTling Herr Salon; w Pyfmont
Williams awaneT, West Baltimore; Parker Bro A
Co, PaIkersblr9 and by Druggists and Merchant,
generally throughout the Unted States and Cauadas
'rat IN arr. au2idiy
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DayIOn, 1enla and OoIumbus Rnllronn
HAKN d. sIsasllEiR

EalkStk NJ = ~ 1..@sS
ihhhk bahy 1ralns East, VIA ColumbuA Thr,t,,,
Il tickets rom Dayton 70 all Eastern Mites
lhee DAILY Trains East, leaving Dayton fsr Ia,
East as follows Night Express I.bs d. mi, C,ncn,s
anu columbus DAy E1press AT ll!2O, a. M these trH-
slop only az AehiN ana London. ACuommoqation bs
p m, stops at all way stations between Daytop an
Columbus. '' w" "'''
Arriving at Dayton, night express 5,45s M; Aeeo,r
press b.B6 y. ~ "a
ter than Dayton time ''' 'N'
Through tickets be had for All Easter, o,,ia 4,
calling on 3. ". KING, TICK tARent -
, NJ. h. W: WoODWA.lD, superintendent.
q, WAGAAs, Sen'l Ag't, Dayton, q. auis
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Al RARGLI1l

To ANY ONE Basal 4 A cOOD H0ME.
OFFER tor sale or rent, my HOUSE AND LOT,
Ia the town VI Lafayette, ALA. Il Is one ct4he
iAOst desnabIe aud best impOyed situations IN town
ne dwelling Is large aud completely finished with
ssven. ROOMS 2Ux2O, aud passage, tweive 500 IN
wldtn, running through be dlnlag room Is large
with pantry. The out houses are good, consisting
& a Kitchen smoke-hUnse meahouse with rooms
dairy, hebs1ou Q. negro houses birn with 2stabes
carr age-nouse large spougn for carriages, buggy
house tor 3 buggies, and cVwh0use and lot. lhrle
Is also comfortable 0 &c There Gre wells II as
good water al eau ~ found in the country There Is
Cd garden, containing Que acre. Attached to this
there Is al acre more Che enel9suresare OF heart
lumber ana painted
The dwelling Is stuated on the Southern side Of the
twn, IN beautlu! grove, with 80 acres VI land be-
longing % the lot.
Tuerr are good male and female Schools sndthfee
cllrches Ia The town.
pOasession given nm diatelJ.
Living IL cheaper here nan IN most places; aud
vii stale that aoy person purchasing the above props
vny Can aisO, II lney wish procure good farm ,o
a Thousand acres scar town, Address, lmmgda,ely,
niaf3-6t y. n, kEA,
lRFAytt tee Ala,
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tK1Il.L BIZ paid by fhe undersigned, Coz tho dey-
wv ofy NJ 10y negro mnn MI Black compIexlp0.
wcnty four 90 dye ycoga 3D. feet or ID inches
high has PLAIN car ~ hs fore had IN impedimenl
Ia bis sssri'h. Wctfa wniskern, aeighr anpdt igi0
p,ainia aud had 90 gbcn 40 ielt dafk cl0fhlnE aid
blfe htnded Salf Uty ipufchasrdoi Al. Nisdtlm,
VI Chattanooga. lenh. ga ths 2ltn iieormler issa
aud 2lt my premises 80 soc night Of tho ifth inny
1865. The atoge rWeId viii 10 given 10 any ono
ihEt win bring va. a. nay house Is miles south 81
UnHilsmaga tae ab0vn described negro, or oonancd
M nilnt nale jall, ~ iisai eet him.
5any. 22iAse J0EN b. n6bij iH0N.
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rnths0AY NoaNINe. MARca 5. zee
THE SITUATIONS
Tha Iatest advleee wo cel llnnl lho fronl. NJ

THE latest adviees we got fnnl The front. hy
WY Of passengers On last evening train, arc
conlirmaioy q Van oorns fight. The de.
t,iIswhiah had reached shelbyyille night hc-
fore laat state that o'ir troops occupy Franz
In. The loan Of tho euelay in killed and
wounded i stated 70 be hetween Fix hundred
aud iheasand Twepfyaiz hundred prison
era ars.aaid to be captured alse, thirty-nine
wagons loaded viii snbsiatencs. Our own
loss considered heavy.
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QuARrERAAsTER's DEPARTMENT
Chntinnhnpn Feb. II. 1863.

TNlTlZENS are ntliled aithey are expected'tO re.
OpOri 20 the r,Bl QuArteimastera esiTay mules and
vr-es IN this vicinity and ao warned not 70 trade for
Government lroprily Of sny kind; as their claims
wil not be respected unless che property hes teen
cond,Ined, aud branded with CO.
4 Febls-lm aH q, FtJONES,
Mai. u Post ON,
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sl.= Presidsnl aud bis Consliiaiional advis
Isu Treaties arc 70 be made By the Presi-
asnt;ssd ratified b the seuais. IIntil some
steps ,re taken 70 bring about q peace, We
think lrcDtirely premature to be discuss
ing what the terms should be. This is no
time for getting up divisions among our
selgea, upon speculative opinions, when we
aeed perfect, harmony among our own PEG
pie. Upon alIpfactical questions VIC arc
agreed, aad therefore let US not differ upon
iinmaterial and impracticable questions
Mr Seward in his letter evinces tho same
determined purpose to subjugate US, that he
has ever shown. There is no giving way
10 him. We shoall not weaken our cause
by any hope Of an immediate peace Peaci
may come soon, but we confess we see 10
Cause 70 think 80 al this time. Let us pre-
pare for long war; husband all our resour
ces, exert all our energies, be prepared 10
endure privations and 10 make sacrifices,
and, ifiortnuately peace should come, We
We wonld DO the uiore reioiceS, and If the
@ur shoald copunuewe would be prepared
for IL The letters Of Mr. Dayton and OIL
Nh Seward and the spe' CHI Of Blr. Vsllan
digham should be read By che whole south
erh people They show that his is no long
er VIII for the Union, buta war for abo
ton aud the equality Of the white and
black racesy and much as Mr. Vallandig-
ham dencunccs Lincoln's policy, SO long as
he and his friends do not resist Joyci5iy the
var they arc virtually aiding Linoon
There S now no neutrality The Lincoh
policy must prevail, or the Confederate
State, must be independent
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SALE OF LAND.

10y virtue OF an Jter VI sale. ISSUED from Circuit
ID Cart u HNnilt countj, / will eeil IA The
Jouft House IN Harrison, % the nIt Monday nl
March neat. 10 the hghel biddgr Tor cash, ile a,
loving tract Of land towif one lot OF land In Ham.
ilt,n country, district No. i adjoining the lands d
Jamus Eva aud others, containing i've acres more
or ees and known ~ Mbk-ley Mil tract, levied on
~ the pruptliy Of Reuben Tanksey, 10 aatssy iua
,nent AID cost IN favor Washington Hxon,
FehA-u w. Y. GARDkh HIRE.
sN Deputy Sheriff n NC.
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shifting needle. than Tor a camel leopard to get
TO HeassnT Hs is equally assaFs unop the
''sldnpas'ers-a pd says ) man wi'b a.pcls.
book inll ofthenl- Nowadays, may .trlsiifHily
IexclaiIn .wiih-ihe. author nf Oshells: esFh0
steals my purse steals trash.
a dispatch from Richtnend. tliat member
from Mississippi, has again been striking a
few feeble TRUSTS at that mighty engine Of
liberty and free speech--kks Press Monstrous
ingratiiudel To show contrnpt for The agea-
cy that made him what he is
Like the bog 81 be atraya heath the monarch Of
To part from the treasures so baEutiiully she'd
Keeps bis head 10 the gE0iad aud never once Sees
TIE generous hand that shakes the boughs e'er,his
head.
Ali! Honorable Member why thus smut
the Press!--and on The House-iIoor cut these
fantastic capeSsi The world wouldn't know
you were Honorable unlets' he'd seen it SO
stated--in some Of the papersl
R@-Col We. Whirhome, Adjntant GeaeEN
altotie Governor Tennessee, paesed through
Chattanooga on yesterday. en- routefor Missis.
Sippir where his amily are soiourning for The
present.
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TO SHIPPERS.

Az 1AlA1 E1eos
BY W EsTERN AID ATLAalIQ ItAlLRo Nd
a N consequence OF the extraordinary demand made
II npvn 0ur tiads Tor translurtat Oa tUgetneg wlth
tue x,s,euee OF STATE q ciTctmstaa, es over waich
we nor pnr agentT n hate ally ountiOl, notice Is
hereDy gives, tHat the estein& At,utic, Macon a.
" eslcrn, Ahd At,gAla 4 Nest Point Roads, wa nul
heie.ler rec e Transport, Or ht0fe any iieght lOm
any source or authury, Untl iur her uOute, unltss
tne owner, agent a. shipper, ~ the point OF ship
neut, hrst NJ as ,tipulatiqn Or agreement relieving
the loads lrom all Liability.
JOHN S. ROWLAND,
cup't West IA q "A. Y. "
lSAAI bCU1r,
tres't Mac0h & West. Il. r.
GEO. A. NULL, M
75up'l An W. Pt.R.Ri
Atlanta, Feb Is, 1858.
Bcole any goods can be shipped the owners, ships
ptIs, aud akehls, have 10 accept The above cOnar
sl.ns al freight arriving aud Offering W The Chat
an ORA depot, 10 suuiact " the ahuye concors
nalJ-lm VIC. CAMDEN, Abelt,
W. q A, Ks. r.
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A LLthosa indebted % the subscriber. byjnigmonts,
"A notes or account, II paid betWeeD THIS time and
the first OF May, can pey plastersall who Tall
to make payment against that time, viii ind their
clai in Che hands Of au officer for collection after
which time, nothing but legal tender viii 10 re-
c ved E.A. GLASS.
mars 2mt srof
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gsJ REWARD.

I1HE ABOVE itwaid OF thirty dullals will Go Sale,
4 to- The apprehension " 4. W, EaFp u drseftr
4rim l.uk a. Artefy, now stAt0ltd ~ Pollard, Ala
-aid rhrp Il 90 Ut live tcet elfhi or uine inches M
height, spare built. dark comt xi0n da,k haiti dark
ur yellow eyes, abn' tsegiy-dgc year, 81 age verl
communicative, yhd rather ble on N. niuate voice.
features siarp. His ianly s5stis 1T, o. ueaf Tfon
iun lade county Georgia. about which place he MA,
DO lurking. II. j.. BARRY Capt
ieb2G.6lf COmdg l,ookOni AtilleIy,
Pollard Ala :
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TIE DAILY REBEt.

So Persoaa ordering T5E fsss ~ n,il ri
please bear in nlld LAT sc aill nat rrrega angR
ihe shlnpiasieff ifued BY he Aiabans Isaaac
Companies, nor ihose issued by private bankers 81
'aoatgnmely o. eIseensse. Neither win we unAtr-
lake to return tbinplssisH sent Us after tie publ
sstia3 az ti.gr cit.gs
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LooAont Mountain Property for Sale,

/ 0FFEIs for sale the above property belonging 10
! VI. w, Won Aldeb0H ned used BY him for seyerel
years as Boarding hooi, and more recently M o
hatel i contains two large two stnTy buildings and
seventy rOsms The gIdlnd containing eight acres,
embfaces magnificent Spring OF nevermiling, pure,
Tree stone water within cave and fluc waterfall
70 the latter; aiso q large Stable, Kitchen, negro
house. Sm0kehOusc Sc. H a
Az che Mountain Ia iavorite. place for summer re-
sort aud will undoubtedly. bgc0mo much mme Nh,
this property Icing tie emily one possessing an ahun
dant eupply Of water within convenient reach Is
Justly considered one ofthe most valuable Of the Kind
jana }. u. WILLY.
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HAREORING DEsERTERs.
va HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. 2,
~ lNhpECrnR GRnrRAI. NJ npEfnR-

= 81. ~ feff HEADQUARTERS DEPAHTMENQ No.,
NbiN lNRPgcT1R GEHERALs 0pFIoE,
Tullahoma Tenn Feb. 18th 1863
4 ME General Commanding this Department, learns
~ wltb regret, that there are In Tennessee a nam,
Der OF evil disposed persons who instead of eontrbu
ting 70 the freeing our country from Abolition inya,
sion, als melting those who are, 10 the disgraceio
crime Of deseriIon, and harb0rng them. An persons
within the Iimt Of this department, arc notided that
the penalty u such offence Is DEATl, and the strict.
EFT ear will bo made 10 detect those who ncite sol
diers 70 desert or who may haFbor those who have
deserted, aud summary punishment applied IN every
iuslanca, Up. JONES, a. il Conf
iehlb-lm f,s Department No 2.
this IN n,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
wilrtAa sg9ses ADM widow, hei,s and others =

IN thanCery &C Harrison.
| 7 appearing that the defendant Mitchell n. stone
has ab eopdod iiam ihe Stsie 81 Tennessee, 10
that he ordinary pgutess Of Il g uri canuqt be
served an him.
II lsthtrei0re Qrdeiethat publication be madtlweeky
for euf weeks. IN The ''Ilehe Newspaper publish
ed IN the city II Chatlan0oR, Feeairmg ~ "a defend
ami 10 appear at Chaucery Cont 70 be held Rt the
court house 10 HARRISON, on the second Monday OF
Jdnenext and answer eompMin0nta BILL OF lade.
merit Poreaieso wall be entered against hinlfpnd she
cause set tor bearing ca Pauie. r. 0.J0NES,
iebl6r4w Cl'k NJ
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NOTICE.

CLEvgLANp, TENNESSEE,
Fen a. 1863.
be recsaiiihg dstui for The 18th Tennessee Fegi
rmegt, VIII report a. Knoxville, Tennessee, on
ile 10th day Of Maicb, With al their recruits and ali
senteeS as ! wiaht 70 send them foi wad. under the
eaGrgt Of 11ofieer TO the regiment.
niarS~lM ia. HANNAH, Capt.
f and liecluting llslaA.
o. Knoxville Register copy, aud SEM bin to this
0tce.
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~ Persons lviag leie Goithem newspaper
WV F'c-''Y ebllge usb y che Use of them The sen
crsl NIFTY en- IN baLds. % bAsth latest IniellI
gcDo rom lfa eusmyr era try abd the airolHte ser
yice, which sbe dhsemiratlon ~ sish iafqrme,ioa 4,
calculated 70 accomplish rhtud ca 10 the attention
oftbcse along Che frctt q ON. hnp ID Middle Ter
neeee, TIC value Of late Yankee jcupali We ~
wiling 70 ppy espl q thsnls literally ~ spelrls
goEs. a EE
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FARM ANN RESIDRNCEFOR glDp.

1 OFFER fur sale my farm and. resides ,s loeafed
IA miles frpW Lafayette. The County anai II Wal.
ker 60. Gas and l8b mlleafrom the W A. Railroad.
Ihern ere three hundred aesee one hundred and forty
cleared fenced aud ready Tor plantnr No bllare
well numbered. There " ncat ffamad dwellinn Win
sx rooms, and ont h0naes coEipete. The ram n 3
large lteRied building With good runnne gear az
taeheo NJ driving Thfapher AID C0ltln CHM THO
sianleH are new iramtd bulldlnga, With cow and
'Aefp nledn complete, and Ia Rod repair, There y
good yeataba garden, and nlino orchard ~ cholce
mp a., peachoa aud pears, With chQioe variety AZ
grapes Nc. TIE place aWell Waicrcd with npnnr md
Ne, conveniently located. Ibo locat0n u ~ healthy
aA cen 70 found anywhoie, Any Quo Wishing Nrihcr
particulars, win Apply immodhieyto
ieblg-lmf ~ W.nUssEIL
Lafayette, Ca
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~ QEURelA TREASURY E0ffs fOR CoNpep
~ mopeYi al eprrepi fa.c. 4pply ~ ianaan ann.
@eyM y. 8,bHki,h.
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Confederate Chairs.
IN DOZEN split lotion Chairs for sale BY
~ Iebla-tf -. J. u. WILLY.
LYNctIBURG, VA,
ST APLEs & DILLARD.

SINHE senior partner has associated rs. p. n. !. Dis
lerd with him IN bis iiENER COMMISSION
HOUSE, Gt Che old stand Of Staples a Anderson and
s0licta conaigumenls Of 9uga'. Molassea. Cotton
Merchandise and Produce generally. 10 All pro.
dnce n hghegt market rates. attend IN nersen 10
weiehta and aelWeEy, and send account sales ana
cheeka. OF once q the old established rule OF th3
House Il has answered On extended patronage
which 80 years experience With this market ana our
present increased facilities, prepares M 70 meet with
our nEUa pTOlnptnosa. ~
Liberal advances ON any amount Of Produce Ia hand
Alwaya onk tald o heavy stock 81 Manufactured
aHd sm KING TOBACCO, warranted al teoreaSnied
andae low a. can be had N Virginia.
ianl7 ems STAPLES ~ DILLARD.
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TAKEN no

A ND committed q jail by the military authorities
~ q Chattanooga, onihe5d VI October, 1852 and
more tecei tly committed hy an actlnt haiicn az tle
Peace Tor the county Of Hamilton 1ein % the ION
of December 1904 negro boy, calling his name
JOHN md say be belongs 10 VIM Jones, ot Nem.
phs tail boy black 20 years old, seef 81 inches
thigh ihc cwptg 81 requested ~ come forward,
rye property pay cinea and tlke him ont II iii,
deez9 ~ SWAIN JaMjf.
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A GOOD, sound, substitute; not aihiect 20 c0n-
"A esgipion; st.,ut youth OF l6psfsrfed. fof par
aieuags. enquire 81 dr.ilenley. wateam 40 at hf.R,
3. Depot. , [maf3 Ntfl
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OENTRAL HOUSE.

ENAHMFRS blinging 70 market Butter, eggs, and
" vegetables can lnd ready markot ID the house.
Chattanooga Feb, ~ HUGH CARROLL,
Proprietor
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Johnson and others.
VIZ.
5EoReg a, GOWN, q aL.

n Chanoer at Harrison.
TT appearing that the defendant Charles c. MeCabo
isa non resident u The State Of Tennessee So that
the ordinary process Of The Court cahpos 10 served
on hinl.N '
II "a ihere0la 0racrcd siat publication be made
weekly Tor four weeks IN the "kebel,N news papes
published Ia the city ~ Ohsltanooga, requiring said
oeleudaHi oappsar az q Ohaneary Court, TO DO held
% iha clnrt hoesc IN hafFson, on The second M0day
OF dune mkt, and answer c0mppinants bin or iudg-
ment nqconfesa willbeeuiefed against him, aud The
oanse set for bearing "a qqrie r. G. JONES
febl5-iw Clk& NJ.
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MEN WANTED
Az + wish to hiretwo able bodied men. wh.te, or
w black 10 do night work At this Office