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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
Gail for an Conventions.
The following circular has been issued:

NEW YORK, Nov.9, 1908
DEAR SIR: You sre especially invited to at
tend convention 10 be held at Cincinnati, Ohio,
on the 81 day of December next at IL NJ. for
the purpose of consultation and taking such ac-
ton as nav be deemed most effective TO secure
the nomination and election OF conservative
men ia the approaching Presidential cam
pagn The meeting will be composed OF
old line Wings, War Democrats, and
conservative men, without regard to former
party friends Of Jackson, Webster,
Clay and Crittenden. who desire to preserve the
Union and the Constitution unimpaired; who are
willing to take their stand upon the Kentucky
platform. opposed alike to secession and abolition
fanaticism; who believe that the war should be
carried on until those in armed revolt are com
PEELED to obey the Constitution and the laws of
Congress, and who hold that the State govern
ments suspended by the revolt, should be re-
stored under State constitutions respectively.
All such persons are invited to be present.
The meeting will be held under the auspices
OF the National Conservative Union Committee.
appointed at the recent Rochester Convention, Of
which the venerable patriot, Amos Kendall, is
Chairman That committee has been called to
meet at the same time andplace. ln bis letter to
the Secretary. Mr Kendall writes:
1.-THE only sure platform for patriot men who
love the Union Is the Constitution as il is With
the gentlemen whose names you mention (mem
bers of the committee. } am prepared to ca ope-
rate in the attempt TO Unite the conservative ele
ments of the country in the next Presidential
election, and it seems to me no time should be
lost in determining upon line of policy to be
steadily pursued henceforth -
Persons arriving to attend the meeting will
please report their names to the National Com
mittee, at the Burnett House. Enclosed please
find proceedings Of the Rochester meeting.
Your presence is earnestly solicited, that we
may have the benefit of your counsel
B. r. STEVENS, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
THE CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS.
General McCicIIan's Orders 40 GEM
erai Butler.


From The New York journal Of COunerce-J
Little by little. in spite OF the efforts at Wash
ingtnn to suppress them. we beein to get at the
details of the work done by Gen. Mcclellan, aud
the greatness of the debt Of gratitude which the
country owes him. Mason Brothers, New York,
have published Mr. Pdrton's History of General
Butler in New Orleans, containing much new
matter. Ii seems that Gen. Mcclellan is en-
titled to credit for laying down the plan of oper
arions in the Southwest, and, il Gen Butler had
done all that he was ordered to do, we should
haze had very different story from there Gen.
McCellaH's genius aud foresight are admirably
exhibited in the orders under which Butler went
to New Orleans. and whatever credit is due to
military operations there clearly belongs to the
young Commander-in Chief The orders are as
follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
Uncondss.onai Uusoui.m.

The favorite expression Of the Republicans
now-a-days is that they for the Union with
out why or a wherefore. A leader of this party
is Senator WILSON. Of Massachusetts. He re-
CARDS himself Union man par excellence. In a
speech delivered short time ago, he uttered the
following sentiment which illustrates his idea OF
Unionism:
"This extra anxiety about the Union is merest
can't The country is sick oft. The sad fate OF
the chiefs of the Union cry for the past three
years must convince every member of Wilbra-
ham that this sitting up with the Union does not
pay expenses"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Army OF the Potomac still North
of the Rapidan = Defeat of Burn
sfde,s Army-Exposure Of More Ad.
minfstratf ON Fatseh0Ods
Speeches at Gettysbusg-KinR Abra-
ham and his Body-Guard on their
Traveis-The Mexican Monarchy To
be formally recognized by the ADJ
ministratfon.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
hos East Fortr ninth street.. n. Y

tB- The famous Todeben, who so success
fully defended Sebsstopool against the French
and English, is now experimenting the erection
of works on the Black Sea.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30

~ The Chicago Times charges that the
original draft Of the Emancipation Proclamation
has been clandestnely sold foe 81, 900 instead of
being put up in the open market, as promised
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30

a. The percentage of sick through the army
Is said TO be lower at the present time than 1t has
been for The last two years.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
ATToR Ely GENERALS OFFICE,
WASH NeroN, November 2, 1861
W. W. Edrcards, 81. Louis, Mo :

Sin: Your recent participation in political en-
terprises hostile to the known views and wishes
of the Executive Government of both the Nation
and the State render it unfit. in my opinion, for
you to hold the Office of United States Attorney
for the Eastern District Of Missouri. Such being
my opinion, the President. at my request. has
caused your Office TO be vacated. and another APP
pointed in your stead. -
Yours, Ed. BATES,
A.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30

The following letter from the Attorney General
of the United States to Federal Office holder at
St. Louis, is the most pointed epstle of its kind
that we have seen excepting that OF the remoy.
al of Lieut.. EDeERLY for voting the Democratic
ticket in New Hampshire:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30

c. The tan-rats in Philadelphia for 1864 is
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-30

UaLt ABLE PLANTATION Fja SALE.--Ths
Undersigned Oders far Sal his Plantation, sitaa-
ted IN tasi.srs county. i've miles east of Lafayette
Ia. On tne road 10 West Point, consisting OF 66I
acres OF land.
On tas pre- miss II good dwe,lug. and other uec.
sp ing OF never failing water. gin house and screw,
Darn and sheds; ts stock, also good garden, peach
I'D apple ard cherry oscha,ds, with everytLig ncc-
oasary for y country residence.
Persons wisbiog 90 buy, would do wril to call and
the place. Mr. h. II. Muec Of Lan yeste will show
TIE place L, any wishing - pur. iisse- Terms
easy.
ni;2oI5 THo5. J. WINSTON.
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sasu A<nantisca,snis.

Fatty DOLLARS hENVAi.D
CTOLEN fromthe Spencer House, On The night
~ the 10Th ..,aLt, one FsiIse married &. h. n ID.
aud one pair Sadie Wallets both coutainipg ladies
apparel Any OLE fnaing aud .eturaing Tue same
will he suitably ,ewarded.
W. A. i H. /. SPENCER,
mayS1 - Proprie:ors.
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SILK RAGS-A'. want To purchase i've hundred
pounds al SILK ra-S. liberal prize will be paid. e.
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.e-ly~ A'lcnton is called to an al advertisement
in another aohlmn-"S5O Reward"
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y night Of thy!issi II xprna - ~! -
- - elegant i'3G s,i BIZ .,.. s.l % - -? ~,
emtroidere$Fin mont IN CO sd SvQs. g ohRsi1.
ercd Silk Nkntills and other aESelee Of A1est -
privsse psSsrs ssd dsrds. bslsoe = q. : na0es {
Franklin, tennessee, . liberal Asd viii b pen
for their rsurn, 10 f0rmstion TIL viz enable - -
obtain ~ whole. or any part Of shS and ~ &C.,
items sek{d. address Urn. NJ 4. Bsy, Gressysss.
TENNESSEE. tI0AyWO
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-30

"a" DocroGk MORO Patients and Ion:
suff, ring"
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M031CE-1lrus.sigpss
~ have associated 4fe1r6lvss to II 49, -
style aud firm oi BnADueANf A349nA1, q
tho pespo0 OF cononc - - GU A1O048
AlSSlON BUSINESS. LypchkurRyva.
We shall keep cos ~ - had
well selected stock 880OCkRl 64vD4 ~
DRY GOODS, ~ CAL q DeAlned, aAG ~ -
pains To serve our Gus ~ q oil thnU0 al sf<sf
Conducting the buJ)e01eo ths CA
we will be ensn!ed tR Yer Eo40c60o0tl
country purchaser. Ell poe ~ OoaoesaDo
Consignmests Of IN n, ybAS, Coep - -
country produre soifi4a. ahA psu0l 49, -
cases, SAFE - 0uxo. .VUU@k ia |
Manufactured andDmoAdA1S nhGo - -
al grades always on) ~. \3E
We solicit shssyeG H. psA!is
a.e,r-em - 5ik Is rs:
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V'HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD win be paid :or
L the apprehensiqQ AID delivery Of WIN. Ander:
Go. b, sth AK. Re gimeuI. s,aid Anderson il
teet inches high, aged 20 years. blue eyes, light
hair, aud by occupation q farmer. The above named
reward will be given for bis cate conf nement or de
ties sy "la tl- Of JOSEPH DRESEN. :.
nay2s-2w LIST 1. Co!nd's. Co.
rl>HlRTY DOLLARS REwARD--- fhs sbovs Sewsrd
L will be paid for the spprehensoa cad ousine-
H. sth Ark Resilnent He hs. rcd hair, Slos cyss,
his face somewhat hecked. lie iefs IN the 18th anS
Capt Gomds Co. u, s,h Ark. Rest fassrrvise. Tenn.
uayIa ~
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR sALE.-The Siege Of
y Viokabare, tss approaches - iasoo Paas. &C.
Also Hardsss Tactics. Greet Expecsauoas, and
many other late Issue. OF the southern pres Cen At
the Drug Store near the Cent al House, Market m.
Chattanooga.
m.y93I~ DIV. NccoRKLE.
NcoEE HOUsE-rhe undersigned ha. taken
" charge Ut this 'afKs and comnio dieas Hotel at
Cevenoo lennss: mne sosS ssc, ss so.p,
customers. The hOuss has teep thovashly renovated
and refurnshei. Refugees xill and thi. pls.sssns
re reat. W. A. CAMP.
mayis,Im Proprsssor.
DIRKLE Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ami Ret ell deal
era IN al sinds Of Groceries, Country Produce
t;e ntcincn's Clothing, &c. Opposite Presbyterian
Church: Chattanooga, Tenn. tmsy2i.1m'l
SUBsTITUTEs.-Any one having $1,000 to pay
- for q substitute, viii do well to address giving
partinlAr) w. II. Otef, Box So, Atlanta, ga
msyis-iv
f-NrTY DOLLA rs RiswA RD.-F.a the np2reheh-
IL sioa ot negro boy Walker. vhich ctt me ..
Midlssep. Tsppe..es. on the nigin OF the 10th y
April. TAe said Walksr II about twenty dive years 81
isssSs hump 4hnaidsrsi. via .csrt sysr ca ~
SIs1 - s.sk .essss. u: !. -
W ~. - tJ(hyl u W. hi1patriek ,sspssIS
'''"' . )pses T. psEzrA TRICK.
msys lns Oe<.. Go. '. las Ala. Cav. Rsst.
;f.cNssDxaAyr Hoe LAST FACTORY. ,-osr.
e: e md T.. No.: ;s Il sss
apsss.oe "a have inproyed machinesZ ttsSPss,
60 she. Ls.s. we We =. prcs1,ssss q ~, ~
isree sssortssp,. ssss a.aastess1SW - eIb
H.; IL: ]: : 4 ~ I e .s L ss
F, w~yls-la. 80, ga s..sf ~ 4aasS.s'
WITNESSES ny HvaE 80 u Il..esS3,.s-
.;.s., s, :sss1 -. 80: 800 !. Is
II; !ss;s ss.: s:.. = s. ) q: tsls s
o. ~ go a.sss:.sS = - - $500
: ~ 49, $500 '..'','s. 49,. ytss,sts.
(tPENUuR BOUls:. r nst iass',o ="
- le,.s s-;%i 80 teeslmGnaS s0ssoonol eVn1'
b sssa. C0AaPA n000As TDWouun0oGes i,.8s
] SNh vsa hGwn r0Nps bsvoay ,hs1DADuDo1Uh1y
g,e0uApA. iAaealA sesA4 ~ NQyseiQnx
ai1l|s'' ' = = % Il 'ss'! :;
.1s1SI tEieT. l1JSfsr3
). - - e: 20 l1sssl..s..:.!!I r.
~; Il = <ll !.
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BE- 1t il lfcsurued tiiat Bnuum is OK
empted from ho Yankee CONSUMPTION, inas
much ~ he hal but one Thumb
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=
tsc ato,ives &c her visit. she is the ssms
spirited. ,f'''sfn-lsfar'ea. afs ~ veaSos.
w'1'ist..t.ia.S. r.
lsI-~ Il sceus lliey have asaulnbes If fpuiaIe
soiiierp IL the Fsrtcs stsny Pho rs~ York
lapo,s u .er,lnn b paaraylvana Rirt. who has
been scr, IN; ~ ssi,iier in tho army Of ,l,c
west iior ten months, says she has discovered
e ca; mary females among the soldiers, one
Of whom is now lieutenant. She has assists
ed in huryin5 tires female soldiers ut different
timer, whose sex was unErown to any but
hcrecli
- We reg ~ 10 hear the painful auuouncc-
.i.'i.t -: to-, t'...ti ol Nr. \. J. Williams, son
"t oar rssrccted fellow citizen WiilouGhhy
Williams, Esq, 81 David oi., aid brother 10
tau,a.a kpbt Williams of Hsolgans command
lie u'a~s aseaSsiuated hear t,anRffffNeMfo Wcce :
isU, aai bio broJser, oItfy Il few days since,
learned oi LIS death. Wo lave not heard the
par.iy lafs of the sad occurrence.
e. 'lias t4,.i d, Of country wa, visited oil
thursday might ana yesterday, By s''cces
-ipt, o. gratefully refreshing showers. Ram
.a- .aach, !....! To-. here both fof the benefit OF
.,.-.,. - .nd 10 .ay a.. das. Which had &C
:s,a....-,ei - ,,:g streets, 10 = disa ,rceablc
r..,',f'
- The Mobile Rcsister suggests that rs
>...;- Il .s wo.th SO a gaArfi, 'hs- ''saild
-'..uA- ,op s;tp bc IN do. ans. # the oilJ
f-s,.,. .o>l,d t. t,.r.e,i 20 grease We have nu
oouL; tnv, would take',p Luy.n,; cacl. other
~ :, ndfi rec.
sS.~' ...sa, says J.nks, Il always b.
soiye-. IT,. t.s.se people w,.o lave a great
deal a. -: !! ii l.irs ,,dy 20 scd their last
drop OF Loaf nc amszii lartic Ter about the
FIRST drop.
EA- iiscrais IA wine mcr chant iii our town
who ills .ap ,nterNa!s oi trasic with nci.,.-
in,5 sAu,s. il other words lac 10 himself a
sherry co',a!e,"
ni3" Flowcgt arc the tracks OF angels upon
fie ear:l, AM heir perfumes axe the br, att, ni
the ceusers oil heaven.
DE- 1t is Resumed ihat Blruuin is OK
empted from ho Yankee CONSUMPTION inas-
n'ucl, he hal but one Thumb
"a" DoCroEk MoTTo. -" Patients and long
saff, ring"
/ Gay Attention is called to an advertisement
in another aoh,mn-" $50 Reward"
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IS I; s.!
~ apssse nn osit a. IN ~ 81 0o1y -
4 eeed seat for . tssySSy ue 8;uDX1 - - +
Eess'y tisiewd sai sss{su. ssds ~
ecrss ~ cle<red land seRd unisr Csp1 81 ~ -
|pmsy ~ crusa Ascss0 = ~. sor s-a0eG~ =:
Zee crsp Of Stsess ecuvips on the 500 I1rd
80 Twenty-Five ncrvs nov fso6ks 6ns; TIE yn11ord
E~iu asks srsa sitesn hna1ssd gallo Of v1e1 Vsth
CTS l nIr-i AMI frv acres IA ooru fifty in 80 and
a""et .e@eh'ya,e acres In rrass aud On the
oare 'sre ars pie ,ty OF out hoases bsres aad
ne. anf Sine eDrsa &C Celiat. The Dwelling
hnist u 10 par isit .wunmSa. rhsso a,p sso r)eofy
oi iafse sh-dN les suck. and about the yscd aud
spiinS hne gt1tc. Al of which auy per<,n wiah-
my 10 purchase will ~ veil 20 call and exAmiAe TOR
thr-msehe'' Any person calling 10 my absence gill
hno MI NJ" Mefaaen. vho 1ill take psasase In
th'"idS IT. Al" hf. ". II. Imam. Atlanta. ia. The
wh'.e pace cohiAia, aloat twelve handf, acr-s.
/. =. y .CHOlS.
mhyE'-'" ttAysyilie ia
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exa@Pts ~ to Ne wsakness ,nta:leG by con-
gpessr and the j. Afoning in its favor aye clear
and isrsfstabie, New England aione If united
and seavoaijt lac stronger and more demon.
-strative AAa the whole Union with ors half in
bondage = fhe other. Russia Is this day prov.
~ NE e. told theory. and depleted Asatria
df4rR ~ feeble existence in evidences q In
tsen months since, it might have been
usVga that union people were in the majority
inthe seeded States, and only required assist
ance to rcassume superiority. but even Mr.
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TAKEN UP

a Nd cdnmitaed T. jai! by.the military Sst6lsibek
"A at Chattanooga. On The ID u Ocso.er. fee1 sasd
NOR recc.ty committed by An acting Justice q -
Pen &c for ~ oN,nty Of Hamiton. Tens. ~ -
Of Decenbi9, 1859, negro 10y CALLING his naoe
JOHN. AID Nays be belongs 70 VA. Jones. Of ~.
phi. said ny % blsek. - ysses ea o ~ 81 iashes
thish. The 6wser = Ieqsepsed . eone toward
rroye ebsrs'' I'D s' sw I'm :. "a g ~
CrirHDID iNvf3WueEr.-Wiil he q u q acc
= .A.n At Witnessed DP0kes tas T. = =. nau,
terra Of nss- yesnsse1 stA6s0 e1a. vkA "a ths
ailrs1 scss..s -. Apd .ss.y e9iaxt 2nAgtas e
said bfNes; The Ynnss De In u (1eeees. I'll
sHosn BY NJ. C-,LLas$, ~ paeanR0 -
20 any sine. wkheg - - t1pe4 EL,s.7 <&ey
mayls-aees ct =. = :
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tencvn ias come out strongly asains; tn, re-
beliiou, and las Itledgs d himself 20 supoor,
every measure OF the administration tending
10 vigorous prosecution of the war ~ Il. =.
p. Scf oi he government aud tho constitution
IL rr-sstai'iir.ied ia al parts Of the couir.y
.,e has received The Union EoIuiuai.o on for Con
gress IN The Seventh District OF kertueky. and
:oeis grateful. Poor OLD Fossil. as if anv
feeble SHREK OF ais cracked old voice sva;,,,,d
ANY NJ amidst t.ie din AMI ttlmult OF NIGH.
y revocation nov well Nib over Dsmal,v
'p,ay,i out old .ioi,n, The cackle of the her,
after The egg is laid has about az much 10 do
with tao successful laying thereof, rs you had
10 Go with the war.
ksv" We were honored yesterday with
visit from James Anderson, Esq mud JUDGE
Morris Of Wayne County. the latter former
Repre- entative from that County Both gem
t'eraeh report tie aourishiag condition OF the
crops from Waynes boro to this point. in the
most gratifying light. 1t is believed the most
abundant harvest will ie yic'deI in the lower
counties OF our State this year that was ever
known before. Tliey. also inform II, that Van
kec rar7s are Of frequest occurrences in tie
RiHlb,shood Of ;Wayvsshuaw~s& ssIfsr..sv.
l. taie cppsgfssside. - ahaass&s>ssec. 4.
20 be hoped that our auth 5risics win throw
zane hsdcn obstacles in the way Of faiufe
iransgrssstons Of this kind, on tLejIari Of our
Amisele enemy. e.
AJ~ The celebrated Washington A.siile
ry," Capt. Siocum, of Nav Orleans, passed .Iiro'
ihis citY few eveGinfs pincA. h is one Of the
finest corps Of she service, sad ita members
bee. the reputation Of thorough gentle.Den,
from tie commander down O. the hua,bies,
csuiioner of the company. This much in
lAvor OF the Louisiana boys who, from the
fact hat their oan newspapers are on tie
wrong side OF the lines" receive tor little
neptior at the bands OF the Southern pr ess.
SeV' Accounts from everywhere, are most
encouraging, as regards the growing; crops
The lsta rains viii prove highly beneficial
md shenld assure every "doubing Themss'
hat tho God Of Battles is on the sido, OF q
res pcsplc, sud viii nsver let them .stsyAsI
while ti,sy are 6ssSeuined 70 help sllemaci ~ {
~-~
~ We were psssssd to meet On the ssr<xst
The other day, our old friend Jimay wAtsoa,
iron Caskesvsils, Tenn, fscsh Imported fson
HE Ymakee hOeS, bst true stin to the Soa,h.
ID the Hons of Scotia uauallY are.
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SSH 1ob' syssuvI.le, OF -H"r. fetH'h HOu'
Nat captive dV. Ever true 10 tho South,
ilslrllp slt ss<pihg amt uriiN crisieisms - 10
the ato,i,es cf her visit. she is the ssms
epitI,Gd ,i''refn-I.Ear.ea. uHa III v.aNoN,
itotSy 'ist..u.t'u.S.
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TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE.-Thc Siege Of
y Vicksburg, tts approaches ~ Yas1o Paas, &c.
Also Hsrdsss Tactics. Greet Expecsedoa., and
the Drug Ssore near the Cent al House, Market Il.
Chattanooga.
mxylj.lW ID. W. McCORkLE.
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- ~ sIS n - &9e.0 .
isth a ftc., 1855, 2pssss - - ~ = - .
JACK, and that hs t&iosgp s60GA0&JsoH 10p0A.
white county, Tonn. naid boz y blsck, ~ ysAss
old, s tee, inch high. The swnbr b 0Qv0(s1 -
ssgp tsrwsIa, prOvs prafsrty, ~ chg. AID ssss
hi1rut ut jsl j. B. 6WAIn,
|.--6ec1l JosSoT.
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~ We were Psssssd to meet On the ssr<sst
the other day, our old friend Jimay wAssos,
iron Gsskesvsil~, Tenn. fecsh- imported fsoa
the Ymakee linen, bst true stih to The Soa,h,
as the Rons of Scotia uaualls are.
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osiT" F!owcA arc the tracks OF angels upn,
f'ie earth; AMI heir perfumes aye the br, all, u
the. ceustrs oil lcaven
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rENiiIRTY DOLLARS REWARD win be paid :oc
l. the Apr ehensiaQ ard delivery Of WIN. Arder-
Go. b, eth AK. Ksgimeui. s,aid Anderson is
ieet inches high, aged 20 years, blue eyes, light
hair, aud by occupation farmer. The above named
reward will be given for his cate conf nement de
livery .. any place accessible to the Military suth1r
ties By oraer OF JOSEPH DRENEN, .
may2s-2w LIST IL. Cornd'g. Co.
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FINHIKTY DOIIAHs KEWAHb- fho ab0VV Vewsrd
L will be paid for the spprehensoa sad oueiue-
u,ent of the tolloWins de~erer James Perkins. Co.
II, sth Ark Regiment. He has rcd hair, bl0e eyes,
his face somewhat hecked. lie ieft ne 18th ans
Il. LkGETT,
Capt CodG. Co Il, sih Ark. Rest. Faserrvisc. Tenn.
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DIRKLE Il HABRIS.- -Whoesaie ami Refill deal
ers IN all kinds Of Groceries, Country Produce
t;entlemcns Clothing. &c. Opposite Presbyterian
Church: Chattanooga Tenn. fmsy2l.lp'l
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