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MlssIssIPpI COlTON MONEY WANTED.
IwANT MISSISSIPPI
W.R .C0RnIN
Important to Enrolling Oaiteru.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb Il, 1868
ET'iiE order OF Col. Blake co1mondon Of Censcrpts
offering $50 reward for Vie arrest Of conscrpS
enttles enrolling officers 20 TIE seward, When tho,
make the arrest contemplated by ile oFdes
Eanh Enrolling 0llcer y lcquLod l0 make y d's-
criptite roll Of himself, ana i0wafd u Immediately
10 Col. Blake. OlleeiB 81 eonsCrpt 0ge eau retain
the ollce, by promptly enrolling and sending forward
every eongeript within theh respective dl8hicts
J0BNJtH HOPKINS, a, o.,
feb9l-lw NN md Supt EniQl,ing OGcoB.
M East Tennessee papers copy four WeJin.
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R@- Gen. Rosencranz is Catholic soldier,
and matinett We suppose that when he is
telling his beads" he does so, according TO
the Regulations, and tells of in two's, begin.
ming on the right--teA of.
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$50 REWARD.

u ANYWAY from the Trent HouGe IN Atlanta, on
IN So ny the 18Th febru ~, last, no hoy
Henry, aged SO sc dark comp !exion We nv abo'
lao pounds, OF MEDIUM height. the second oyer or
ei.her The rIht or lett hand (not cei Tain tvhie
very quick spoken, wore Oft black pants, cloth cop
and ehort Jacket Henry was brought from Peters
burg Va, in Dec n ast ard may hlttinpt TO
make his way batA. He has a brother livjng Va
Augusta, Ga, and may be lmkirr around % | Guy,
win pay tbe reward Of Fifty Dc lrs for his cbniine
Inent Ia any Jail so that may set him. III
marl3lw nN' !. G.. w. MILLS,
Hat' .t'HV &. I'|'tF 'th Atlanta On. F.
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OFFICE OF cOMMANDANT OF CoNscRipTs,
Rnn-ytlin Ma,ch 81 IcEQ

Enrolling Office will Urn over to officers iroL.
The Amy In recru ying ice any cOnscripts colloc
cd at the place OF rolde v when a county Is Gale
ont, nor will they tlrn ove % such offces any col
scnpts which they may, at any time arrest, but vii
send all such men to the Camp Of Instruction. TO DO
attributed among the diff ut regiments. 300 -
Enrolling officers are further directed not TO respect
any certificates o, employment in tue Ntre service
rom Captain T. j. Finnie bearing date subsequent 20
the 10th OF January, 1868. All persons employed in
seid service since The l9th January, must have reg
ular detail papers nom this olico ,..
Ey order OF
mar7.Gw H.. Col. r. u. BLAKE.
....- CoBn andRut Of COusurutg.
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An explosion occurred this forenoon at the
Government Iabiatory, on Browns Island
near this city. in one Of The buildings occupied
by wonSn and girls, employed in filling ca.
tridges, killing and woundiug thirty or for.
pereons. The number killed not yet known.
Believed not TO exceed ten. The explosion is
supposed to be the result Of accident.
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STOLEN.

TAKEN out OF my eating house below the Tele-
l. graph office a Vaiiece, red leather, rather yel-
low, containing some valuable things; silver watch
good clothing the contents are mostly valuable " my
self on the hand holt ere was tied with string,
piece Of pastebOard heVing on 1t r. X. Gillihnd
Chattanooga Tenn. on the outside was Several bruised
places, One and all look out for IT, any one deliver
ing 1t TO me soon the next house below the Te egraph
mstIl-lt% R.R. GILLIIAND.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTlCE.--The undenlehed
~ have associated themselves together under che
style ana 6rm OF BONDURANT & MATTHIAS, Tor
tie purpose Of conducting the GROCERY AND cox
MISSION BUSINESS, In Lyuchburg, Va.
We ahall keep constantly on hsnd a. large aud
we'll selected stock OF GEOCERIEs and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, a. can BE- OblEned, and will spare no
pains 70 goFve our oustQninFa % all tinies
Conducting the BUSINESS on the Cash principle,
we will be enabled 10 oIer inducements 10 city AMI
country purchasers, either BY wholesale or retail
C0nSiEnmebts Of Flour, Wheat Corn aud all other
country produce solicited, and prompt retnfnn n all
cases, a soon aa Halcn are mfdc.
Manufactured andSmoking Tobacco and Slue 81
en- GRADES always on hand.
We solicit share OF tbS public patronage.
J,P. bONDURANT,
dsci7sm JAMES MATTHIAS.
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To. Shoemalers and Leather Finlshers,

To-Shoemakers and Leather Finlshers,
IOO GOOD sHOEMAKERs, and sew Leather
AUU Dressers can find employment IN the Goys
eminent Shoe Fact ry at Atlanta, Ga, uDdef the di
reetion Of the undersigned. None bus good bspAs
need apply. Those furnishing their oWa toot will
have preference. ,...-.. u ~. f.r
Soldiers desiring 20 work in this estabiishm,u II
must procure their own details from their conlmali
ing officers. G. W. CUNNINGHAM Pr
ieblS-lm Major 4 orc
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ar. eWhal q gssTisas chanoo for Bpecula-
llon,H ssys the Knoxville Register ewould the
army sf the Confederate States just nov afford
n aspIrausi fos promotion cOuld b. bought At
the estimate Of their rivals, and sold at thor
own estimate Of their WORTH
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s nsy- few days ago we stated than noson
rfanz was confined 20 his bed from an attack
Of liheuuatism. II was mistake. Wenow
inclino 10 the opinion that he was eimply con-
6ued to the limits Of Stones river, by q severe
attack Of Bragg. The Rheumatism idea, was
evidently a RtsHm-Orn,l .mT BY
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: Confederate Btatea Conrt

NOTICE Is hereby given, 10 AL whom Il may co.,.
~ cern, that The Distiet Cynt Of tie CooiedetRe
statea Tor the Middle DiAthgt Of Tennessee, will 10
holden ia Winchester Franklin co. commencing an
Wednesday, the lat dayyf April next aud will ed,-
tinue tlll the Business i GspOsed OF. ll'ot p
BY older Of WEeT. n. hUnrHHsYs, Judge OF siid
Coult Thh 10th day Of hproh, 1858.
J. ., CLEMENTS.
mRrshlifd Marshal n. Tenn
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S26 REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber near Trenton
IL DaGe county Ca, on the l2lh day Of Feby
tnst,) my negro boy named Jerry. said boy Is aL0p
feet, 9 inches high, weighs $50 lbs, high cheek
bones, thick lips, color very black. viii pay $26
for tho apprehension aud delivery OF said boy 10 me
o. lodged In Trenton jail SO that get him. and said
boy is caught without the liuts OF said coapty, nd
delivered 10 me or lodged in jail 70 that get him,
will pay City dollars. B BROCK.
fnul0-tf .t. |.T 'H.H"
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bar The Savannah News says, if "boot-
licking" is really good substitute for black
ing, there are some sections of our country
that will not suffer for lack of the article.
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Bay The number Of married men Of Geor-
gia, who have died in the service of the State
and Confederacy, leaving widows yet living,
is 3,6ls, as reported to the Commiesary Cen
cral of the State
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b RM.- Butler had the itnpudehcc % remove .
statue Of wsshBgton from Baton Rouge, n
tte aud motion could suddenly have been in
lusodiutO that statue, We bellows the old Brute
wop' have got tho worst kicking cowsid
ever received at the foot Of . gentemeu,r b
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; Bg. ROseneranp IL said % be good caths-
iic. He has masses said Cor his soul, aud
mapses his troops for y fight, and accsasiveIy
alDaasss a fortune in oh speculation. Take
him all IN an, he is man Of massive intellect.
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FInAL ANr 1AsT nA1I

IL those indebted 10 the subscriber. by Judgments
"A notes o. account, II paid between this time and
the first Of May can pay Il gblnp asttBall who iail
TO make payment against that time viii End their
claims In the hands Of an ollcer, for collection; alter
which time, nothing but legal tender Will be re.
oeived. .,.Tf ri.... E.A. GLASS.
u4afg gnA -.'
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sg.- A beautiful form is better than beau
tiful face; beautiful behavior is better than
a beautiful form it gives higher pleasure
than statues or,pictures; it is the finest of the
fine arts.
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b67- professor Walker" is about con
structing gigantic aerial caloric ship" il
other words. he is building castles in the air,
with sails to them.
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3 ses- We must quit talking about receiving
the wesiern.folka with open rrms." until ihSy
cease 70 approach IA with loaded opos.
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RKnRrNFR,s SALR

CITY LOTS IN CHATTANOOGA, AMI VAL
UABLE REAL ESTATE IN HAMIL1UN AND
BtEDSOE COUNTIES HQESE POWER De.
ID virtue OF DEGREES Of The Confederate Sutcs Dis
II trict Court nc Knoxville tor the Eastern District
of Tennessee The pudelsF utd Willa6 the 18th dRy
OF AprIi next Ut the Cuut Dcrte, in to city OF hal
tanooSa the following lots, and parts et lois IN said
city. Lot No. rs, on Market st-NO,l9, Market ST.
No. 50, Poplar e. No 80, Chestnut st-No, 81 Pop,
st the North % feet, or the S. " fourth, Of Lot
No. 90 on Marketst being part Of whet y known as
the Taylor Block THE North holt, oi the South
half Of tho. u, Market stand let No. South
G olga Avenue.
Also, at the same time aud pheo, Nine Hundred
Aces of Land In the fourth Civil District Of Hamil-
ton county, occupied by Mrs Sarah Rogers adjoining
the lands OF j. M. Anderson, q. ID, LuttreH Curwe
ball and 6tlels.
Also Eve thousand acres Of land, lying 10 Biedsoo
Rhd Rhea counties. on Walden's Ridge, formerly be-
ngiIg 10 Henry James, of New York. And six
housand acics, lyin3 on Wallcns RIDGE, IN Blodsoe
lontY, formerly belonging 70 John H. Moachaw, 81
New York-mofe particular description on Gay ofsale.
Also, $50 ceres, lying on Cumberland Mountain IN
the lot civil District OF Blcdsoe county. formerly be-
OngIy TO Moses II. Munsel Of New York, part
cleared with two cabins and an apple orchard thereon
Ako, five thousand Fcles, lying In same county on
Cumberland Mountain, formerly belonging 80 jacob
W, Horton, citizen Of the United States.
Also, NJ the same tune place, two endlCs2-Chau
two-horse power, with Tbieshing Machine and Fan
combiecd, the proreltyof alien enemies, uow in the
possession of A, q. Van EW
Terms OF sale, Cash. CoR'edesates Notes aud
Bonds taken in payment. fng sayte
marl0ids u.ts rs. OANPBElL,
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TOBACCO.
FAYErEgyILLE. TENNElsEs. /

ENNk0I,LlN0 officers In the State Of Tennc0
II will at once enroll o. oOnscrpts, oil officers
their respective distrlcs, who may be absent with
leave nom their command The enrolling officers .
Middle Tenuesyee, will seiA descriptive rolls OF a.
officers 80 enrolled 10 tbe COMMENCEMENT OF Camp
instruction, % Fayeitevillo, lUnnasEee. The enrol
Ing oiiceTa 70 Fest Tcnuee %, vlll send Sulhr de-
tiptlve rolls 70 tbe Conmandant Of conseripta, A.
Knoxville, Tennessee. T
HiIL ~ b. D. BLAKE, Ii. Col. @. e. A.. 80
ieb2l4w b. 900 . Cond : q Con lor 1endesset.
a. kaot Tennessee papels cmiy iour weeks.
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PERSONAL.

Col. PETE TURSEY We are pleased to learn
that this gallant officer who has been soiourn'
ing for some weeks at the residence of MIR
Graham, neat Bridgeport, is slowly but purely
recovering Of the wounds received in the great
battle of Fredericksburg. Col 7. raised the
First Tennessee Regiment in the Confederate
service, even before the State Of Tennessee
had separated frop the Union. Seeing the
necessities Of the young Confederacy, as to
soldiers, he threw aside his law hooks and the
heavy practice in which he. was engaged, and
embarked his all. life, fortune, reputation and
future prospects in the great cause OF Southern
independence. Through the agency OF public
addresses (for he is very effective popular
orator. he soon raised regiment and was
unanimously elected 10 command 1t. Soon
thereafter he reported at Richmond and has
been continually engaged in all the battles
md eEhausting military service around Rich
mond--that Gibraltar (as she las turned Oui
10 be)- the Southern Confederacy. a Col.
Turney, whilst yet young man, has made a
history for himself in gallant deeds and heroic
bearing on fifteen battle-helds After con-
slant service Of eighteen months, although his
clothes were frequently pierced with balls, he
was never seriously wounded until tho great
battle Of fredericksburg, in which he received
a ball through the mouth, knocking out his
front teeth and cutting of portion Of his
tongue, and passing out at the back Of the
head. 1t is miracle that he is now alive and
alive like to be.
NJ H. Cleft, Esq, Of this county, has been
promoted for gallant conduct in tho late fight
At Donelson. ,e ID .e
A servant in Baldwin county, Georgia, has
lately sold $3.50 worth Of brooms, from broom
corn grown and made up by himself in his in
tervals of leisure.
A friend writes to the Charleston Courier
that the st. Marks Hotel, in st. Marks, Fla,
was entirely destroyed by FIRE on the 4h inst.
The loss was heavy, and without insurance.
A gallant young son of North Carolina, who
left 'the University at Chapel Hill as 7oluu
ter, and was killed at Sharpsburg, was advor-
Used as a deserter--one Of many gross and in
excusablo mistakes that have been made in
this matter. n ....-..,..
Professor Ed ward Robinson, The distinguish
cd orientalst, and author Of some of the best
works 10 exposition of the geography, topo-
graphy, etc, Of the Bible, died in New York
on. the 22d january, in his 69tb' year.
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Engineer Wanted.

A COMPkrEAT Engineer eau get q good and per-
"A moment situation, by applying a. the Chat
SsriI-s.' Jas. s. sNYDEsG co.
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Eag- Hon. Jacob Thompson is spoken Of in
connection with the ensuing GuberhAtOriai
election In Mississippi
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FARM AMI RESIDENCE FOR SIZE,

I OFFER for sslo my farm aud leside2gs, loo,
l. II miles IRON Lafayette, TIE county seat II
ker Co. Ga. and lSl miles nOhl the WA Eairo e
There are tlnce hundred acres, one hundred aud ie
cleared iepced aud ready for planting, the bala
well tinbercG. 1teTe Is a nest framed dwelling y
SIX rooms and orr hou,cS complete. The harm IS
large framed buildinr with a good IRONING gear
tached. for diiviog Thresb2r aud Cotton Gin. Toe
stables are new framed buildings, with COW afl
sheep sheds complete, aal Ia good repair. There
good vegetable garden, and 6ne orchard Of che
apples, peaches and peas, with choice variety
grapes &c. The place is i watelcd with spring %.
well conveniently located. The location Is as heal
as cln be found anywhere. Any one wishing furth
particulars, will apply va lately to
febl9-Inl* X, W. RUSSFLL,
lafayette, Ga
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CTTY TAKERS

TTNHE Tax payers viii please CaIl at the Recorder
a. phice and alive In their property and polls, Tor
tytoxes, Tor the present year
FeblO-lm JOHN p, LONG. Recorder
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N NV AUo4'VN COZ coSMlssloN HOUSE,.


no 100 NAiK ST., LYRCnBuhq, Va
The undersigned have associated theloalyeg togcth
or under the style and firm Of James ~ Scott n %,
for the purpose OF conducting a general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have rented
that large and elegant building No, l01 Main sicel
Lynchburg, Va lately occupied by Jub' A. DolB ~
Co., and on the lLt dey Of Docomdsr next, will be-
ready 10 receive Merchandise OF Al kinds ior private
and auction gaios. they solicit conaignments Ql Man
uiacthped and emokdg Tobacco, sugars, bolasses,
Coaee and other Groceries, BAH C0ttOD Hhd Cotton
Palres Of al grades Woolca 0oodsy joos, Shoes ana
Leather and All other gOnds usually lered .Or sale.
Their hEt Auction viii take place NJ an early day
ia December Of which due notice, With catalogue
will 10 published.
They respectfully refer 10 TIE merchants and bud.
ness men Of Richmond, Petersburg, Danyic and 9th
or cities ol Tie Eoulh, whose aid aud co.OperoiOs
will be duly hppiecAted. -,
"'IalI FIHJm JAS. P.BC0TTi
. ff OF the late Dlad OF JUba n Davis Co.
HENEY n. BOCOCK,i anf
WA. IA. PAEl,ijHi
Members Of The uI1 Oi E9cOCk PaUisP
lisa. Eh-.iyIH hI.iHf'
The concern Of Bocock 4 3Pauish, D ~ iiiIiug
street, will continue a lbo Oh stand - ayll,1L
NtfAi"W blr'tf ~ tfffff|I'
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OFFICE coMMANDANT OF coNscpIpTs, !

OFFICE cOMMANDANT or CoNsCRIPTs,1 .
Knoxville, Tenn. Feb. 23, 1868.
HAVING received aut,orhy ron the secretaii u
IA War 10 Iai,o few Conlpanles from the claf (
persona exempt nom c0nEcriplion, for the purpose
enforcing The conscript law IN Tennessee 1.-The b,
will be opened Of This Office or The names OF oil "
persUns Of this class who desire 60 assist In enor
the laws Of their country. These companies are
10 be considered p1rt0t the army, but will rbco
tue anne pay 0Dd allowances soldiers Of the arr NJ
and will be entitled to the reward for the apr =
hension OF deserthTg. Hi.I NII"
81 upf uE. d. BLAKE, Lt. Col. @. 8. A.,
x feb27-U Commandant Of Gonsorp
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TO SHIPPERS,
nY W. nsTMnN ANp ATLANrIo nAILnoAp

|n
I N CONSEQUENCE OF the extraordinary demand made
l upon our Roads for transportation togetherNit
h0 existence Of state Of circumstances over which
we nor our agents can ave aIy control, notice !
hereby given, that the Western Atlantic, Macon
Western, and Atlanta y West Point RoGds, Will not
hereafter eceye, transport OF store any height from
any source or authority, until further noCe, unless
the owner agent. or shipper, Vt She point Of ship
ment first signs RbtipnatiOn on agreement relieving
the Roads from all li0bility.c su. vN
JOHN S. ROWLAND
lEt iAI' i' Supt Westtm Il A. r. T.
loneB r ISAAC SCOTT, A0|
fasns. Prest Macon q West. r. Il.
GEO, G. HULL, I.l
0AtlSntn, Feb. rs, 1868, ''' NJ
Before any goods can be shipped tho own6is, sh ips
peIe and agents, have toecCebt The above cond
lions. All ite8ht arriving apd offering ~ tbe Chat
An0oga depot, ~ subject "a the above conditions.
mar3-linV .lil fi w. @. CAMDEN, A Gent
s1i5 30 3, ;bliosi'f3 or Wa ARR.
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I HAVE Degro boy abont X years old 10 hir,
i bPply 10 tho undendgped as Mai ), l.. uopkiu's
marl0-lwe IN ". y. MUNSLY.
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TNAX payers IN the auOoga District, will please
a call at the Recorders Office without delay, and
give in their taxable property for S,se and county
taxes. JOHN p. LONG, 81
marl5lw Commissioner.
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TAKEN UP

A ND committed to jail by the military authotii' +
n at Chattanooga, on Sd OF October, lSe2, o,u
more recently ccNmittca 10y am aching Justice OF 4
Of December, 1862, q neSro bow, calling his ~
JOHN, and spys be belongs 10 Nm, jones Of n
Pits Said boy is black 90 yesIs old, feet 81 ine
lhtsh. The twHcr is requested - come tow
rroYe property pay charges end tsee MN on. OF
dee21 - N. SWAIN. JPN1
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81 Persons receiving late Northern newspapers,
win greatly Obige as by the use ofthem. The gen.
erala xety on all bands, TO hear the latest intel-
gence from the enemys country and the absolute ser
vice. which the dissemination Of such information s
calculated 10 accomplish should call TO The attention
Of those along the front Of our line 10 Middle Ten
neSsee, the value Of late Yankee journals. We are
willing 70 pay cash, or thanks literally for such fa
vors. ~
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THE DAILY REBEL.

81 PeFaons ordering THE RESEL BY mail viii
please bear in mind that we viii not receive any Of
the shfnplasteTs Issued by the Alabama Insurance
Companies, nor those issued by private bankers IN
Montgomery OF elsewhere. Neither sill we under
AXE TO return shInPlasters sent us, after the publ
oeticD Of this notice
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9tn advertisements.
WANTED TO RENT
NDTICE.

A HOUSE, furnished or uniurhished. Apply al
"A this Office
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The Empire State Iron and Coal Mining
Company, -L--

OFFICE OVER sTROHECKER's DRUG sT0RE,)
vln MACON, GEORGIA,
ELAN ALEXANDER, President,
VIM D. JOHNSTON,
I. r. BLOOM,
Y. l.. STROHEoHRT, Di..o,.,s
j. COwLEs, .Ht.f ''
A. NJ. LOCKETT, r aV ..H
A. e. THOMPSON,
JAMES A. NIsBET, Secretary and Treasurer.
A. u. THOMPSON, General Superintendent. y 90
Jan. l4th, 1868. Gun 'rr.pgb .EF TGW u'WH
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POCKET KNIVES.

80 doz Pocket KniYes, ,..i . .l8
yl2Osess Knives and Forks,
loo busb Sweet Potatoes. r.gs adidi. 800. q
400 peaa. =. Il-t ,,.ar tf.+fg tvnl e1g.L
shoe Brushes, Cotton Handkerchiefs, English CAL
lcoes Tooth Brushes Percussion Taps, Squirrel Shot,
Pins, Needles, COnntry-made plads &C. for sale By
marB.2t a taJa-i Et9a A. o. VAN EPP5.
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B6~ The followir amusing and poetical
letter of introduction" was received the other
day, by a friend Of the "Rsbsl's, from "a sweet
little cousin in one of the gulf states.' Il
evidences he versatile talent Of "Portia" and
complimentary in most equivOeal sort Of
way to Lieutenant r." (who, we are request
cd to state) ia no relation Of "ThomPson with
A Pp.- 'iH d
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QV4sgEaAarEp's pE N ' ~ !

QUAsBaaAsrEns Dgrk DunffJt
y Chattanooga Feb. II, lhoJ.
YHITIzEas hre notified tat they ans expected TO 20
NJp0pt " che Peat Qaf3mmaslef AL calay mHon AMI
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