davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

T ..s . s,ss.a !. ~ ~ ses s.ys
Sighi pr.wier. ~e,e .,.rr,ns-
Plies bed bog. sna NOUS
sqalrn.sd this .s5 and bat
'1 s. =. s's ~! yI, rsrr f.' s''~
~ n, q S. s.., Ss . ,.:s .si s.i
AID .hs RAJ. az. =, y, ,.r ,.1 ME. TOO
Lyons po-a~r VII AM an inss,s Lyon, Magnetic PITS
DEsas ssss w. co "a s,o.a.~ New Yors
A Ssss wosfh or1sssI CLASS SILVER PLATED
TABLE CUTLERY, ia Trays Door MATS TABLES.
s. ~; rsSa s saas
one blos. from BrosdNsy nlssirsisd caisI"saes free
. THOUSAND RsvnlopRAToRs, IRON o 20 ArE
"A u. sAssroRps. .. orr fD''i'aie -
A SAVING OF 70 r.H cEsI, BY
sAssSosb soss.; t.s.: sIS cssp:l r..u
, rERsos IN GREAT DISTRESS SHOULD CALL
20 w9asoIr a.. s"sss rss ass. c.. .ss
Veal Nerve. n sf.- s.ys ssf " ausi..s sy,g~hsr-,
a IS COOS o'asF'i depot i'o cls'h"m ''"afs NJ
. CURE ron scRopuLA coSsuurTfos pYsPgr
s.. .s s %s - fss; . .'s s :.
On ssfssDIsd. visisd u sss blood dsf~e,i's nsui
I is1, '' IODINE wArK&
rrRE IODINE ~ r,ggE .s.ss,ssgg. co
o.. sel.s p. ss'is.
RNIgs oY THE POTOMAC AsD RAPPanAsrocE.
y Az arlss for soldiers sL0ud - sen ~ its hsfe1eb
BTpress. broadway. fhsy sni daily a. 'sry ~ fttA
A KOMATfe sCHxApPs
n IN poNDED wAREHOUsE
~ S .; L., s:. ( PHI 90 s se. 80. =
bans DUP PAID beos tl- Br.alD pfss ~ agod
s,ss.Ps sSsss.s. s5!i i..psr. p,,.- f. ~
ina ~. sssssTps cheaper nsn seI g,r ~. ngoof "a
"a Beaasr futf'
grrErfc soxocRams cas- ONLY NJ nan At
n ofssnEDts 40 rsrsf sad hsffiasft "a g'ssi
vsfieir
10y YUusO LADY cas- rssOf liER on n CARfng
"A q. rtslie ~ oisIaaTA t~s Hgasl ~. ryiasu.
e-rp.g~s su~sss the sas~d One hr ~ o
uili soes 20 ear Ffi,s 81 81 ~ ~ address bo"Eb
90. 20 nrpsdssJ, - 49, - IRE 80
!. IT, QuiEr ON rHg roroNA
a ~ nNEwkuIrsN.
Al stqaisia fastafs. whi-ti tsii. hole stIfg
Pasnihs.f ~ ssfd pso.Dffsrh pfiF~ - sfrts. ~
a d Y NAIuONrs
- srasst ~ ~
ttusISTss CARDS uncLp DINO CARDS. o. rsf
ID tWD. HtAh~s1a tfah fotnfI o. 70 frf slt
Iaers ~ onts l.1s ab~is - csns or
A sea. frat~s4, EauAfnG A.. elsspy ssfsp " DAN.
sEr sDiiahu~nt thssr~s ln - ryfif. ~ faff
Hyr ppTos.ts Asiof uouss
Ia r'sItr'a kyfrtcEy wufsKgY DfsrfLLI1fEa
~. wslsk.y s<sa saSsrs " ths fs,sIrsni - 80
- o. 40 ~ - eresy & Assnr ~ ~ sy orf-fs
.srss - r-rssf ra.-.s p,ssl . ~, kri-p' - -
! NIsss~s Aer->F. NJ n n'"sfw'5.s~'T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

DIsrg ss- OF the Nervous. seminal. Urt-
rar, nns sexual sysems and f~liAbie s'aeuin
~ pors O tn irvsrd AssUciatonfei IN a~ard ruer
vs'o,. lee ~ chnre Address Dr Suiiin Houxhi9l,
Iiouafs Efontoa fhiladc phiu. pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

Arrived from New York. April i-Quesnei at Havre; ID,
Ontario aud Shassrere at Liverpool
Arrived from San Fra ncisco Lockett at Iiverpool -
Sailed for New York, AIs lArie, from Belfast; ID,
Martha, Energy aad Monarch OF the seas from Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

u,lnar, ana sexual syaen ulcers Sent IN fsaed
veorr. i0r 81 Address r. warner No vesef street OF
the author ~ LAfnont. gi5 BnsGsa- ~ stairs. Nv
yofk I0lfs iof tr.atssnt 9toS caiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17
MoLDAvIA SKEAn 1vors ,wv ~o.,p

Tor sreogheasg L~sa ying and yeservns ths MAR =
The sts t~rDf line lornx thr stsxnstsd nuids so
snt strength sofnss. and ia,tfs 70 week aud We hsl.
ether rsrpsrstloi. Prepared and sod By a. bA1Cuk
LOR his e-ebrsied Wig and touSse esssbisAmesa y
Hon AIR
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-03
Ayers Cherry Pegteral,

AOA Ih1. AAhAAD wv N@fa
couehs, Colds, .Inhuenza, dHoafsensse
., Group, Bronchftiss Incipient Com
sumption, and Tor the Relief
Il = I 8 of Consnmptive PatientS ORR
2 In advanced Stages s5lt1
filD ftFl OF the Disease
This n remedy % universally known to surpass any
other for the cure throat and lung complaints that
b ussess hereto publsh the evidence Of It's virtues
rpiiyaed excellence for coughs and colds and Its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made II
known throughout the civilized nations, Of The earth.
Fey arc the communities or families among them
Who have not some persoual sxperehce Of its effects
some IyT trophy In their rdst Of it, victory over the
subtle and disorders Of the throat and lung
Al All Know the dreadful fatality OF these dsorders and
~ they know too ths effects Of this remedy, we
DO more than to assure them that II has now al the WI
tues that dd have when making the cures which nave
won SO strongly upon the confidence o. renkind'
) Prepared by Dr. J. Q. AVER 8, CO., Lowell, Nasa
and for saie By q. R0DERTes colulnbust end BY all
dstlars In me1icine eyeryvhere.
April l6s sl662-d&yeovly ,autT'iu II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-03

-, ords ,y l Tor Goods 10 bs sent !, Express
Silfkass psanss and careful ssssnt'sn. ~ t'
Il10T '''''l'i'1-a aJTElH s'I si' T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-03
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES In OIL

MARIETTA ooLLEar LIT % truly magnificent -
aihonor To the author, the publishers and the ~
try."-Prssdsni Androws. l ~
,uIo WulnAN UaUERnrT - It exceeds my exps
dos II will be my guide In orthogrsphs,Rr,s. I. ~
ciaion, and will often be consulted nc 49,
anil accurate definitions" ."-Preadent npmpso asyz q
4. B. EcLrcrIo oollEsH.-"H "Heretosf We HI X x
W4ster's photography. At recent 7ees ~ !;
RsAlty, Il was decided TO change II pRplg ~ u
Of Worcestsr's Royal ouarto Dictionary. ."-,'rendfl
Garield.
Rssrnu REsERvr OoKERsR. .--''I nnd II worthy 4
oefdisi appreciation ."-President Hitchcock.
lObxaIu coLLssE. at moro than meets my expectl
dom, I recommend II % the standard authority
orhoepy to my children and my pupils. ."-Presidsr
Morgan. ...-t
ANTIOCH oorLrsR 81 adopt and aim to use In teacl
Ing, writing and speaking, the orthography and pronui
cdation Of Worcestsr's Royal oharto Disaonars'"-
President Hill.
in all my writing, speaking, and teaching bave Cd
desyored 10 conform 10 the rules for orthogphy 90
a. contained In WorcesteTs Dictionary.
Horace Mann, late President. i-'
Kruxoa OoLLEsS, GAMBIIR.--s'I most cordially recon
mond II 6 the most reliable standard authority Of
Hnglish language ss II b now written and spoken" !"
President Andrews' rI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-03

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF ONO.
iron. 9sv Asson GnyA 0Onmisssonw Of dmHs0M
ell. pa a Schools IN ONO.
'aThs Dictionary ID an imperahabie monument 70 ehs
learning and industry Of s author, and honor 10 he
world ol iete. The mechanical execution 10 far gupe
nor to that Of any other Lexicon with which an 90
quAlnted."
EOn Hon II. n. BarRsv, No. ObmakssioAsr a
6raoOls IN Olto.
''The mosi reliable standard authority u the Ian
auaEs.' 0i1- M '''i'-
\ .Isr -5 i ~=..:.sa ,s7se- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-03
sLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

III For furthsr information and Through Tickes
spRN . n T. DoHDETT, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
Pa P. W. sTRADlR,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
.us4 gyN0. W. DOHIRTY,
lsljl Agent Columbus,
- l},la alh n.w. WOODWARD,
superintendent, Cincinnati
ooiunbus,. Dec. % 1862. 9l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-03

u Thsss stassnskts Ars mads b. msp she bass demon.
strated what shsy ssy tine sftsf time, b NE erawdsd
hospital and As trsthsellins dissscting foan ghey
arc from men who eosid have no possible motive for
puhshny what q untrss sxabIAzohist falsshoods z
THE REMEDY WHICH WE oFFER,s
DR.. Wiatar'a Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Has eurea handrsAs of essss q 81
CONSUMPTION Of the Lungs, Liver Corns
plants, Coughs, Bronchitis, Colde, z
Asthnn, Croup, Whooping Cough
\ Infuenaa, ete. Many 0f them tg
after Every Known RsMes
dy had Raiied 70 Reach
yhq pissasesIgI
DO not procrasinate but make uss ef Wiiss pAiaam,
saod Iiss hsAtihy sn1 hsppy. - y 4 ~ ~
assidhS scHN n RAMx. Nerihsass scfsss q s0arta
ssnA Wainui fiFsata, olaslhdz1iy yphiss snsshl
-. zo9j yi.isJo s'tAs - ~ 81
1,Sts7.A A@r.s..yr1-.s, 2 u rrh Nllt 1.t fy t,i
So1t. -, s,,,se ,,,er' ~cra fft-ff1,s ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-03
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

NEW pELAlNEs as Isx 7tOEr'rs,
sAn . son.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-03
Y FWO ORC CESTER'6
ALlQUARTO DICTIONARY.
Ths Eatest--.Ths Largsst@..Ths 5est,
The Cheapest Because the Best, (
+'H "'N
"Ths most ReliabIs standard AN.
shority OF she English Language"
F Sis Rsmdrsd zsasnsns 1ascaiOrs Of OAsc,
'THH BEST HNeLIsH DICTIONARY nxTANF."
a ts sra'y Non Bb~yDAsrs. !,
'Hers arc upwards Of Hundred ThouIand Words,
ahose multfarious meanings and derivAons, together
With their correct peiiing and pronunciation are clearly
set before tho sye.'
Oiacinadn Cbmmsroidl
Read ~ DsoSsions Of no, Aesbss OF tie OAio ~
~ 7bdohlr'a AAsootdttO,l,

1euoN0Tb Atl0qbQbaON'
Tho undersigned, msmben Of the Ohio stste Teachen
and speaking he orthosnphy M and pronThcistion 2
Wo.cesers Royal Quarto Dictionary and 10 most COZ
daily recommend II a. tho most reliable btRndhrd au
nonty OF the hnglsh language, % Il ID novWri'ten ana
sroko1. ..,-.,,
LoRn AhDREwn, Pr sidsni Kenyon oollsIs :.
n. D. LrceETT, eupsrlptendep zA6o svilis B.s.
THos. W. HARvRI, ,Bup't Masslon Union Bchoois.' u
n. =, oownERF Eap't Public Schools, Bindusky.
yoHn LYNCH, supt Public Schools, OrolotilIs.
D, " bAHroRp, Principal Cleveland Female semins-
w. Hlronnl, gupt Public schooIs, Mt, Union.
.os. ScHH osDn, Principal Stats Normal School Mime
M, ,oIaus Nlsos, Principal yosr.e Intsnodiss sshoo,
=. 8. MARTIN, eup,t CANTON Union SCHOOL,,
nDwM RneAL, Principal McNesly Normal Echool.
hi 7. TLffAr, Prof. Mathematics Ohio Uliysnity.
WM. ". EDWARDS, Bnpt Toy Union School.
A. o. HoFEH1, Principal West High sohsol, olsvs
lnnds 'pN5ist ~ ~ Dll =
9; A. EohTOs, Associate Principal Hish schSI olsvs
Tu.oDsAa ssns.l.s, Principal high sch.ol, Olsvs
land. ll i-...J 3t..
D. =. HuNisron, Principal Cleveland institute.
]. A. aARbrrLD President Of Eieoto Initituts, H.
IAm. " L. = 20
". I; HAnHis, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
a. a. Binrrr, Ex.oonmissionsr Of Common sdhoos,
yAHrs Momon, Prof. Rhetoric, Oberlln COLLEGE.
Taos. HHh, Presdent Antioch college,
q. w. II. OATHoART, Prof. Nathsmatics, High
o. d. 6RUNnlusu, Prot. Language HIsh School
layton. fa'I
3. NJ. BARbEA, sup't Union Schools, Ashland.
kors nan Gie Hundred ofssr Presidsas, Of az
,ss, Profsaors authors and Distin0uislsd Efr IA
hrs, haos asdorsed ne aoocs senttnnsnt. .H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-03
THIRD TRAIN.

NAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS at 3e0p, M, stol
pin at ell stations between Columbus and 0ncinnai
arriving ct oincinah ct o20 m; oonnse;ips At Lo
ton for Springfield. or.-g
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
TO CAPITALISTS.

lryNHE Alahlma snl Mississippi Rivers Railroad Com.
Z pany OF Altbaraa. win offer for sale at public
aseisn, to the highest bidder (noi less than par on
Wednesday the Alb day Of March, 1861 at the Bank
u aena in the city Of Selma; ti00o0O bonds Of he
Company, dated sanitary LIST, }s62 and due Jan
nary Ist 1875 ana s42 900 bends Of the city of Sci.
ma, dated January lst 1862 and due January LIST,
1872. The last named Londs will be endorsed and
guaran teed by the Railroad Company All these
bonds bear per cent Interest payable semi-annual,-
w. ut the Commercial Bank Of Alabama, at Selma
with coupons att ched for the interest The bends OF
the Company (nterest and princpal) arc secured by
mortgage, duly executed aud recorded, the entire
Railroad OF tle company with oil ita machiucry and
10 nds, and franchise, and other appurteraaces The
70 ad commences at the city Of Selma where It con.
no cts with the Alabama aud Tennessee Rivers Rail.
liz ad completed l36 miles, and now heing extended
under q c, ntract with the Confederate Government,
ITO Rome, Georgia) aud with daily line Of steam.
b ats, plying between Selma and Montgomery; and
extends West through well cultivated and very fer,
tile region via UnicntOwn and DemOpolis, about n
miles, and Is connected by means 81 tbe Northeast
and Southwest Alabama Railroad with the Mobile
aud Southern (Mississppil Railroads. at Meridian.
Mississippi. Besides liz very marked LEGAL advauta,
yes securing to 10 large local business, this road
holds most favorable position, In the graf eastern
and western liue Of travel between Texas, Aryansas.
Louisiana, and Mississippi. and the Northern and
Eastern portions OF the Conlederacy etfbrding tho
most direct snd,shodest route from Vicksbmg, md
all Intermediates pieces, 10 the Capitol OF tho Confedc
raey, and the South Atlantic cities.
Although the rossc .hrongh nom Sclnm u Meridian
has been opened only within the ast few works. md
snoi yet working regularly as 10 Will az the
arrangements in progress are cempleiad the IN
come already far exceeds the sum required 10 nuke
rood tho bonds proposed to be issued IN short II is
believed that no better securities than these bonds
can be found in the Confederacy. Two prior liens
exist tnwt; motgage 70 secure $4,000 bonds ~
the Company due Jannhry next 10 30 paid ont Of the
ipfoeeads II The bonds now 0ierpd aud wnieh VIII
Ee received In payment INV the latter bonds second
A mortgage to secure $1,000 0adwnced hyihe Cons
ederate Government for the completion Of the road
aud payable IN 1872 uEless sooner discharged az OK
pected, by transportation ofihe Goyerpmont
Sealed pT9pos " ss, n'eEled 20 .ae aauerssssa
ma (who on applicaln will give any information de-
siredJ viii receive due attention. @ s.5llis
Feb7tds O, 6. GRlFRlN,
President
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
AtlentLon Melg. OoantE conserlplaI

A ~ porspni IN Mags county aigeen .tl'e ageg u
aemblud m nephtnr on the 18Th day ~ February
lRg3 Ebr0lllnr officers will to iun.Alied with bhuk
cerla Gates "a assumptions Az ledup and iefd ~
chose Who may ~ cnUiled 70 ihtins Persons claM 4
ne exempilon Bnaf ~ law ara advised " luake 10
Olicakon 10 their engolnf officers a 6ae iot tbelr
alalhs mag beldteidsd an ihe sih dsy Ol February
l5nnne ~ coggvin lut iheifissi endmY1ts ~
hiring 90 ail ilw conaerpis Of their erlgel ye aa'
iricla 10 the place " rrndtxguua 81 t1t Zine dl9no
ted AllWill cQire N lth bhukeie. NJ other Hd c1ih
.ine.r l4 NJ. -. -niiAit lAaCoL q, ~. a
n lamuauiaHl " lpuHcuVia
We NiRhd prffrnl ht thf nbufe eiTclh Slime and
place b. ekmnine nod disehfNe al ulel WhDpff nphl
bl military iniy " ria.aa ~ dlsabiAiyaaI vas WI
tH o. 1ptAmr,
Hall, ..H.a
hb9la EHamluist Beard
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

BGGss A New Orleans correspondent dos.
cribes remarkable incident as having occur
ed recently at the headquarters Of General
Butler. in that city. A captain, ono Of the
staff Of General Banks hav ng occasion TO en-.
tor the Office, fsand arose lying upon one OF
the desks, and taking it up smelt of its ira
GRANGE, he no sooner applied the rose to his
nose than he tainted. 1t is supposed the roae
contained a poisonous powder which caused
the insonsibilty. The ilOwer was secured
and would be analized by q skilfu chemist
Norlhoi7l paper.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
TAKEN nf

a Nd committed 10 jdl by the military authoutiss
N nj Chattanooga, on ihe ~ Of Ociolcs 1862 and
more recently committed w an acting justice Of tie
Peace. inr the rpiniy pl,llp milton aQur. on The
10Th Of Dee, 1907 aitef0 by klo says hh name Is
JACK, aud that no ielonpa ~ Jpln Pride 81 Sparta
White county, Team. Said boz N bla,k. a years
I'D, lest / Inch high yha owner Is requested %
come hrward provo pmlohy Wy charged ehd take
him tqt oi JAN, f ItN JsH SWAIN, ~
drt9l s- aFtrN Wv Hf ilaJallorsd
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

LyScUnuRe, va
asTAPLEs q pILLARp.

fTsHp senior partner has Associated Mr. r. n. niI.
4 flsnl witl, him ~ " GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, 40 TIE ola tmnih, Staples n Anderson, nal
sollcfs consignmeHt4 ~ Sugar, AloaNos Cotton
Ne chand,e rnd Ptodicc generally. 70 sell pro.
dute al highest market fatssA attend 10 person 10
weights and delivery aRd send account sales and
checks At once is The old established rule Of th,
Which "a Veal K Tiore INK tis arct and op
present increased Nef'as prepares us to meet with
otl usua prpmpiness
Liberal advaAes altaly lmahni4ef pTaduco IN hand.
Always ont hand lravy stock of Manuhctur d
and Sinking TOBACCO, vsrnlnhd a. teprwcied,
and as low n can he lBd it Virginia.
ignl7 ems STATES & BILLIARD,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
ArrENrIuN KENTuCKrANs.

r HAVE now in camp so Kentuckiansrl waat ~
more Of the same sort, to m ont my Company
We arenow in camp Tilh the LIST XVI Battalion
(iormerylst Ky. Cavahy) At THIS point.
None bnt Kentuckian's need nfplg, ~ 10 lhs wu'
wa ara. without q ionual and consequently staud
upon our oSn rerts Conc all That ave u seerca Of
their rights" aqE ~ JAIN 1VNu,s'- q
Jany, 23-2w1 late Cart 90 lE),lE KLCay
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

eEohes u CAaA u Chaacory o,
- :, u Harrison.
"i+F - = So = 80
Il n apiearshs that az defendant Alfred II Naie,
b. a mon resilsni 81 ihe staff " tennessee, 90
ihatfhe rfocessoi iheunr cannot W seFed ~ h'n
it i ne etle crle., that pub ieaiieu ls made We
Is sr tour weeks IN the Chai'eu~#a l'elei neNspa.
per published IN tie city q Chattanooga, requiring
ssid aelesdapi 10 rpfcsi ~ tharrcry Court 70 le
held as the Court House ~ the city o. haIIlsun,
on the second Monday a JHale next. and an.Nef
tslhniaiusufs iIafteft - rnrfcsSitu Nitoe
entered and llia esass sei hearing ex Peae
Japy ~ Nv itia FttN ~" RIG. JONES,
Cl'k NJ.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
gq6 RRWARD

CtTRAYED or stolen ffeA the LOT Of Niles Kelly. in
- Chattanooga, near the Catholic Chnich on Tues.
day, Feb 80, a BLACK MARE, about n hands high,
star in the forehead LETT hind leg white, from hooI te
lslook IN good order had rope round her neck. !
viii give s2S reward for the very Of the mare or
any Information that will lead to knowledge Of her
vh'r,ab,nis MRS, Y. Y. KELLY.
Fehs.g@ feN
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

X CASE or S, r. HAIR Ris.-The proceedings OF
the General Court Martial in the case OFFS. T.
Harris, have been approved by Brig. General
Heath, and are published The sentence II
death, and Friday. tie 18th inst, has been
fixed as the day On which lie Is to be executed
near KuoxviIle-1 says the Register a
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

BAY" The correspondent OF the Mobile Reg
lsIsr, IN an admirable narrative Of Gen. Nor
gan's expedition into Kentucky, says that the
intrepid soldiers nder that gallant leader de.
troycd eighty miles of the Louisville aud
Nashville Railroad, over which supplies sorap
army Of 10000 men were transported; that il
will take 10000 men threo months to repair
The Immediate damage, and that 1t will cost
Sl00O0,OO0 10 put in running order.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

4 Will sell az private sale our 90 horse power En-
CINE and BOILER with Ngln sav. and allthe appnf
tenenees iheitlO belonging. Alsu ona DO inch Cucn
lar Saw, with rpne Rtarhcd.4 together Nth 90 leptu
khnitngl and Pul'eyH Onc RIO Paw tuioH Saw, Sc.
with gearing. tIl J0HlAll FISHER,
fe5lON Chniaiioofa 1unn
- s'ma Repouersapy 2 weeka, aid send bl d
ihin Office.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

RsS~ AHong the acts passed at the recent
extra session efths Louisiana Legislature; was
the following: An act to appropriate fifty
dollars and eighty acres of land to every sol
der from this State in the State or Confederate
service"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
Att5n on Polk County COntcripts.

A persons IN PoR Codniy between tHt ages Of
"A Island 90 years. iable " eenscppilop, VIII pc
1868 Enrolling 0niceis viii be furnished with hiank
certihe es Of exemption, 10 be liked np and Issued 70
those who may be entitled TO them. Petsons ela'm'
ing exemption unde the law Nc advis;d ~ make ~
plicaion to their Enrolling Qncersal once mat me
claims may be decided on The 9th diy 81 Veterinary.
Ilnrollhg Officers viii use there bcs endeayors 70
bring up all the conscripts Of the cpectve districts
to the nhce Of rendezvous nc the time designated
Aliwileoine provided with blankets, OF Other ped
clothing, y. y LAKE, ~ Snl, v y, 4 III
1e Nt# Cu6lnaudaht or Cehsciipts
We NIll be prs.e1tat.hle apvs specified lmc aud
place TO examine and discharge al men wsn arc IN
~ $500 .1 MI DULANEY,
Feb Az T.. p. HALE,
~ H3tg H WaF EDMONDSasi
.sfn M Exmnlng BN'rd
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

FRoN llAvANA--The pilot boat Roliei, from
Havana, has arrived at Mobile I'horo was no
news Of interest at Havana when the Relief lett,
on the 18Th ult The people were 50 convinced
lhat wo shall have an early peace, that there
was no demand FOR cotton at the prices asked
lcr IT, Tleoceilon which was recently re-
ceiyed had been shipprd TO Europe. aol
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

I'Il' tTI IbfNUHHUKU MAJ n
(ai0PARTNERshIPa NOTlCRvrTbe undersigned
~ have associated thomsclYes together under tho
sty le and Arm Of BONljURANn N. MATTIIAg, fnt
tte purpose of oandgelag the GROCERY AND cox ,
MISSION BUSINESS, n Lyn6hburg va.
We shifH keep constantly On hand as large and
well selected Stock Of, GROCERIES and STAPLE
DRY Goods W can be obtained, aud win apar0 10
paths toBotve our customers NJ All tmcs.svatkT aH
Conducting the bnslnpa on The CASH principle,
we will be enabled oonet fndnccmenfs % CIV hni
country purchasers eherhy-wholesae or retail
CoDsgmnc,is o. ElVl, Wheat, Corn and al other
country produce soiiciicd mud ptonlt tetmns "A All
cases rs soon rs sales are mrse.
Manufactured and Smoking 1obacco aud snu0 OF
al Grades qlwayeon band,
Wosdhcitl shareo NC pubic patronage Erl
J, =. RONDUHANT,.
declfGm pt.s..4 JAMES MATTHIAS,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

w III ne paidily tie Undersigned, loT TIE ceHV-
hFylerS NJ MY pcguh asln, Sil4 algeS ~
twenty four OF Eve years old, ; let pr ~ ihchT
high has pain sear IN hsiore hcais ~
ia his speech wears wbiskeFe weighs about lBs
pounds and had on when ne len dark clothing ana
bare headed. saiahoy lpurehassilol AaSalhasese
nf Chattanooga iepn,,og the 27ta Decmsrt l7lsl
aAd ielt my premises IN thenifht o VIZ tziht Jahyi
1858. The above reward silt 10 ciyelp "a any phe
that will bring 10 me- al my huuse n miles conih II
Chattandoea the above Inscribed ncgto, ~ conavd
nsome safe dad. so thai Sethim,a IA 4
Jany. gl,lmt JOHN 5. HENDERSON,. i
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
THF STATE or TENNESSEE

THF STATE or TENNESSEE tGI
HAMILTON COUNTY
TINE Insolvency Of ,le estate flames Rogers De-
l. ceased haying been sugg0siea all persons hay.
Ing claims against said estate ue hclehy notified Ia
Ale She same with The Celk Of the county Court Of
"a ID coeuty properly authenticated within the time
presoribedby law OF They viii no iarevet barred.
ieb0-lawlw WILLIAM ROGERS.
Adu't ~ IqHies Rogers GsSd. y
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
800 RRWABDg

Il WILL psy lwoutyise 1dOafs iora thc,reeoVeiS 81.
NV negro man namod Jessee, who was lost hDm
M Witgtht tvacihiitf ~ Metit@ofo.
HISS aei liehtr blafk rrmpleSkE, ggg steleyep
inche, high, wears a black mnnsaelr ard wii-lors
about thiifSs seSis olJ sioht hpH thd Rad hi when
helelim me, 4 &Sek hsiry @trseOt,and moopos ooytd
Il Mi as5 pay ans handed ,aetps lef me eohsic.
ton Of any Sllle man Slig rsag DO haElwlHg qpid
negro, 49, l..
Applytp f'>1l HN Ctf't w sss'} t,Sil.hs. q
Col MahnAghhli'R Dflgsde. Wii6Ses lilSisiah, Ell
camj,ed On ihe InhyctNle pixie. 4 - p'sSsi3 ss
Jany. ~ I'm. ~. ass =