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Evening star., 1863-05-06
By NV. BUCKLEY, Auctioneer.
lotion EAIElR VAIIIARIE RIIIL

M. "
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
n LoTs AND SMALL Two-SToRY FRAME HOUSE
IN GEoRGETowN.-On FRIDAY next, the 9th of
My, viii offer at auction, on the premises, the
One Lot ON east side Congress street, near the
canal frontiE q feet inches, with depth of l06
feet inches.
One Lot on west side Jefferson street fronting on
8 inches, 83 feet of which has width of "a feet
There are quantity of good hard bricks from the
walls of the house lately burnt on this lot lying
buried to the depth of Ave six feet which with
the broken brick properly y orked in, may put up
the walls of twos story house.
Three Lots fronting on Gay street Is feet, with q
depth of e6 feet. The first Of these is the rhwest
corner of Washington ano Gay streets. These lots
view of Washington city. the Potomac and sur
rounding country. They also afford basement and
cellar convenience without he expense of digging
Four lOts-three fronting south side Olive
the fourth fronting 60 feet Olive street and "a
feet on Rock street The south line of this lot is
81 feet
These lots offer inducements to persons who wish
to build snug moderate sized houses with good gar
den ground
One Lot on east side Jefferson street, fronting on
said street 6 feet, running back l04 feet inches
On this lot is story dwelling containing ight
rooms and with small expense may be made into
two tenements of four rooms each. The house
stands upon the nerth side of infect alley and
having ground on the back and north side for two
gardens. hydrant of Potomac water stands on
the street in front OF this lot.
Terms of sale One third cash, the residue in six ,
nine and twelve months. the purchaser giving notes
satisfactorily endorsed, with deed Of trust to
cure the payment All c0nveyancing at cost of pur-
chaser.
Terms of sale must be complied with in ten days
the property will be sold at the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser. Sale will commence
on the lot on Congress street at o'clock p IN.
NAV l-lwr NJ, v BUCKEY Auctionser
Evening star., 1863-05-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
GALE OF EXCRLLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
e. stS shall se Il ths
Ee =
E1ss S:,s1 :ss sSiss s,s:, Chair,
q Do French: Jenny Lind: and other Bsdsteads
Three. ply, Ingram and other CARPETS
Bureaus. Washs and. Chai:s, aud Tables
Passage and other oiloloshs and st.ir'Rods
eStns, s Glass, sna oreeseG, sar wv s.ss Sov's
With many other articles too rumerous to
' mgsd " GREEN l. w1sLIAaa, Aucts.
BY BOTELER l. WILSON, ,Auctioneers.
limited STATES MARsHAL'e. SALE, sLooP
- AKD Row BoAT.-In virtue Of writ issued
Tie
viii sell at the foot f6th strset wharf, ON the
Esy ss ss s
with no mo nane,' also o. pns 1sb Boy Beat MoN
ny4,de BorEIER ( 7 wIhhsoN. ! sasoss'i ADess. u; Is
TRHs}tEs saEh q rSFs IN
pEspises Ss viEtas deed q e sSs .ss
Lihsr J. A. No. 1877 folios 81 ct seq. one of the
land records for Wash hington county, D. G.. shall
sell Lots No. 81 and So, in James c. MeGuire's
Su bdiv1sion of Square numbered 624 each front
iBs "a feet on street, near the Government
Printing Once and running back l76 feet iaehes,
Th,se ~ o. Lots have = pavement laid and trees
planted in front, and are very desirable location
for residence.
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in s
and Il months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises,
,AE cest of eonysyaneipx t, be paid BY the pur
chaser. THO6. ]. FISH s, Trustee
C. MnGHIRE & co
Evening star., 1863-05-06
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE Il co ,Auctioneers.
IIALUARLE LOT CORNER OF PENNSYI.

VALUABLE LOT CORNER OF PENNSYL-
yANIA AVENUE AMI MADISON PLACE AND
oPPOsI-E TO LAEAYErTE SQUARE, AT AUCTION
We shall sell on the premises that valuable parcel
of land, With the brick building ana stables there
on tuated on the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and Madison Place known and descri bed on the
official map of the city of Washington as orisina al
lots and the e. 1estsriy half Of o 9t in
inches on Pennsylvania avenue, aud extends back
lS6 feet 70 inches on Madison Place and beirs sit
Tre asury, War and Navy Departments and next
to Lafayette Square, its position is the most
desirable in the city for a 6rst- Glars hotel.
Terms: SIS 600 in cash remaider on al terms
of credit to be made known ON the day of sale.
spHd JAS. G. MCGUIRE 90 Aucts.
IS THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY
postponed until TUESDAY, May i1th, same hour
and place.
my5 &c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
Evening star., 1863-05-06

E0R sALE-Four BRICK HOUsES-two on H
L street, S25 and S37; possession 1st June and
July. Two on Maine avenue and 9th street; pos .
session LIST May These four houses are nearly now
ard we'll buat, and viii be sold at a. OcO S5 600
S3,Se0 and S3 so0 If early application be made to
B. H1LBURN, 324 / street north, between 9Th
and 7th, or at o. 8. JAIL
sp elm B. MILBURN
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>aa HOW TO SAVE YOUR RPENNIBs.-hn
K~k GOTO III
HxILAUNS
BARGAIN SHOE STORE,

Bsys' and Children's Shoes st all prices.
IT viii pay you to examine our stock. You u save
nom 8 cents to 81 en- every pair of Shoes or Boots
you buy.
Good materials and workm anship warranted.
L. HEILBRUN i co.,
sos Seventh st. betw. d and Z,
ep Slim Under Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star., 1863-05-06

LOR SALE-A well-built and su bstantial three
i story BRICK HOUSE with back building con
tanning 10 rooms. ated on southwest corner of
10Th street and Virginia avenue near the SHithso.
nisn Institute. his house built of the best ma
teIials and the work by the best builders. l will
sell the above house st q great bargai in and give
POSSESSION at oRcs. Apply on the premises,
my 52~t Hep VIM, WARDER
Evening star., 1863-05-06
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES -

No. ss' rssss1IyAsiA Avssu..
4. N. BIslNSER . co.'s STORE
II at
23T FnxHeYLvANIA AvIuv1.
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LIrcnlN cnrNr,

Coo and Ga f--iie Cow pale red color stal
in f,'rrhe,d. some hiie spnls about her
marked With crop IF the left ear and swal ow
fork in the right. about 5,r- ola; by A. )
Moore, in 22d dis. Jan2, 1853 FaIned at go
LIMEsToSE UsTY
T!ro Mules--s"ne yellow. black streak or biz
bark anal weaihels N afks OF gear black NINE
ard tai. ,rbout 1914 a. hands gh. about YRS
old. valued at S50--the other dark brown
no. marks Tut of the gear, lits hands high
% ut 3 ssars old, valned AT Sh0--ho,h by
Thos Evans, 3 miles west of Athens. on the
road leadlr & m Florence ,o~A hers, Dcc2U
MADISON C,uNTY cd 80"
Tirrs Nutss-one a bay Here Mule. Is .
hands high married with gear and branied
with lett, B oirleIt shoulder. ears III, VAL
ned az Sff5- -srsot hex. lark mouse col, red
NJ are Mule, branded with letter 3, ISL
hands high, vafued;at Sf75--the her, dark
brown Mare Mule MARS ed Niif gear, no
hrania perc-ivab'e, Is. hands high, valusil
st.Si45,-.sll by John c Thorn: g jan 2.
-Muye, bftek. long name and ta,i. Old marks
of g,-ai or each shoulders no sboes on, "A
hards high about : ears oil: IN Rvlett w
Peevr. J-r s 1868 Valued at $9)
l1Grs HUE. mon.r cl,lhted. M marks ~
ii4a' ila pr e,sei,le shaved jai| 8 1 rnas.. 10
hsD s,hi.h. about IA raI.!s nigh; by ! hsmas
Bib. 81 miles r8rih-west Of unn,sviile,
Jsr IS, Ya,aet s7s. ~ a.sas II
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KlcHMONn. "a. JAr. u

RicHNONU, VA, Jan. Ia 1863
The fnilnwiu. offi -ero and men haze been
dulv exchanged, and ME erety 20 declared;
l All Officers aud men cap ured IN Ken
t,.ckv Tenn ess G. Alabama %.--issippl G,or-
. a Fio:lda. ard South CaroliEa, up : D.
cent lOh 1862
=. All iii RS aud men oarsrrr,i in Nilsson
ri, ktsas New Mexj"o. Arizona. ArkArsIs
and Ln6iSja a. mp to J.iury II, 1863
, THE two foregoing sections apII, ti6tOh
" TO I'll .err and Iorn OF the C-,uteieTair SER
vice, but also 10 y persons Capinftd in arm,
or hostile array aGiinsr the Unteh : l'.s
whatever NAV have been the charac er ct tie
military organic .Ious "a which they were a.
tachrd. and hnreve may ave b.. u he m
o the paroles gir Ell by them Ii an, arc.tr
Federal prisous, ihey are to b. immrelittrl
released. aLd d, livered 10 til ConfcdrrAtr
AUTHORITIES. 7-'''
3 All Cnrf.lerate officers and men1v b,
have brej, deliveries at City Point up to a.
uarv Oh 1868
. 6 All Confederate officers ard men wlpc
have beer d livered at Flckahugg. M tp Dv-
crmher 23.i 1862. ana IN lulinG .aih iae
:. An iaroIri fcu'ed.f4i. If rr~ AID me-
receipted tor NJ YIcEsiGTg un 10 Dee, M
23l. 1852 and Including said da'e
8 All. Confederate fieers ant ner cap
tured ard p'rcled 4, Fredericksburg Va %
Decembe 1852
8. All Confederate. IF eTs and men ca,
tured and parolcd al Goldsboro, \. g, in D.
cember. 1852 . 20 t .ii H
10 Other MISCELLANEOUS and minor excl ~ :
ges, Of which the appropriate officers will b
drly informed. 1855 -st' .o+
....- ROBERT oULD
Jan 22-6t Exchange Ngtut
OF All Southern papers ave request+d ..
copy, amt seld b lls u the War Department
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Observation-Disclosures eE-.

Dlrl4,g Ghs'stwls .ssskaud since,
we were, very tusy examining and
traHsrribing onr subscription books.
Il nrnScf OF papss- vsrs. ,..lrased-
s'mes !, :mny|ss. Enthusiastically
L so, the error will be corrected
wtmn pointed Uute1SBut Subscribers
who IRE in arrears5fot three, four. Tor
five years, Mud some even longer.
need not txp|ct The O5servfr 10 be
n TO tifair address il farure. ,stlees
tii1 r'u. and ay"up. We cti-
not ffihrg il. Mon i is move 4eVsl-
iniA trodtcva cbh,iiminla ti.rss timea
rs heiuai y,ilu", aud any man who
ever Exp c's 10 paw his debts, opghi
10 be mole to 10 spmcthirg 10 that
lice nov. W. are ppt en- i-qly ,dppj,
operhauiiag our book, Vet, bat shaEi
have o;her names 20 DRIP soon, u1i-
less. speedy payment IS made. Nv
subscribers viii not, be reeejsed !or !.
Shorter Psricrl han llitse moths,
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ions 81 which co,r.spe,.,. win the
r Coz. m, r,iarions al tie ). ctetafy
of ,tt Tr.,.ur,.
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Tie Herald ON The P|crI4gaaii0,

Tie Herald ON the Proclamation
The \. W Y RI Herald srss TIA
Lincnlns ProciJtna ion is the "is,I
csrlhof the Jecohm-, AMI ih,t it wiz
sititTmine The sueerss o f.ilare o
the% ADMINISTRATION With eh1nees
cavity against succe-s. 8 1t sass
tits impraelic ,ble, pnSise, ill-timed,
and fBll of mischief" =
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HEAD QUARTEes OF VrLUyrEERl
AID Cos, CRIPT BUREAU.
Fay.i:rvltr, Jan 20. 1868 ;
10 ihe .heep'e nj Tfnpes>se aaa
~ the Confederate States. !

Having been'd..scted by GrN. BRAog TO OF.
gsnsze a Ve3nnteer aud .Genscript Buresn, f,r
theprfpose ofrscrui;rg and strength ming his
army. and making self--ustaining, appeal
to YOU to come promptly to IS support
|, slpss.that amy -daPendsibe,s aiel.-of ysur
I homes and all that You hold dear. We are
40 longer left in doubt as to the character of
the Lincoln Desl ot:sn The ruin and desl
: lati1n which is everywhere left N he track
of it, armres -attestlt. vandalism. The proc
lAmatieI Of the t,raht and usurp-r. progosAg
10 free all 0nr slaves aud tax ns them IN
10 liz armies, and inci;ihg the slaves to i,.-
kurrecttgn. s'ra ;lsas-acreef their owners AID
their families places him and hi, GpverLmynt
without the-pafe df ti3ifi,stfon. Med who
viii net resiSs such Sie,possm do not deserve
TO % 'rg mfll gai9.s - 1e9r 1ag r
a.. / viii receive All who Come, 20 me as VOL
uhterrs ala liloW them to seectthe Comp ny
and Regiment Which fheyoaitjoilya and they
'wislebr untitle4. to. the Bounty and, all the
privileges of .rolWteers. -.
!, ThcSe who VIII not Join. as volunteers wi |
nave 10 come az cdtsril,tA 7l'1i'.. t'.s1 -
!. 4nrtlsoir,elyes To- Col. Csppbsll. Fa, =
etteNille M-jnr Nicholson. Shelby yllle, o. 10
the commanders Of existing R"giments an,i
yyu will bo received and eilfoiifel AZ vonn-
teers..9 aat IS. .--a,lE l5ia3 uC
ia Esefnit ng, Oh ters viii be sent 10 sll the
States having ra"ps IN this arEpy. Tnos-
ten1eiing thtmselys. as volunteers will be 50
ge,eived,
] ~tIl also receive organic; 4 Companies Of
volunteer from within the pnehily's lines, or
behind hs positions Such Companies viii
be orsanized.into Regiments by the order Of
The President. ... l... .s.i f,.-
Elk r4cts nf orders 6f Wlr Depart
msiIt based on ac:sof youied, rate
h. Cnngrrss: -" :,
+, An he laws and regnlaticus .ap-
li'cabie t. ,'es ri,ro Shalt bo applied
! "a srch cuuscriIte az fat 10 1. pain
) 10 The E,lire,e i 'endtzgeus -!'r sl,roi-
mtu', or vino sLal! desert after en-.
rJinIeht. j. ytIl .fHafe,I .tI 80.
Alb the sgeur;es, mploy ed for APP
pr, IL nsi"u an1 .ronllHem D. pi-,i' ser
ters, and heir transportation ia. lbe
commands of lh' ir respective c",p-
uaDder>, shall he apple b!" 10 p. r
sous liable to duty rs consffipts WAC
sh ii tad 10 repair +" b." pl o. of rem
.dfzgous nf;er he qualifications Of The
.call.
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TINS ALABAMA. = The New York
II,rlld eivrs the foliowus REASONS
why bis terrible sc"srg 10 Ysukee
commrrce has met h,.srf capnnt d.:
Isl. In the Alb ma everything is
sacrificed Tor speed II would not
do TO bald am6h ol.waT on that plan
before The pirates ptculIarii.s w1rt
known, and since, the m',st X eli
liouS cops'rar'inn ac,uld not have
Completed her tq'nl, '''''
81 The a I'll .uiry Of finaing one
I'm III ship'nn th4 vide nctat, espeeial'
~ wh.n she can h,vr H. bright "a look.
out as btr cdm .etiIor, and elm get out
OF the way with great uIrrtify. b
IS 81. There Is 10, in 'the Uhi4eI
SAFES, 10 be pnfchasid for love d
money. 4 siSraili~r possessing the
hPred' tee 'ssaf) - eaten her. ahd'a'
The same time the strength to fight
Der. i -
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MARRIED.
'0faths.r

MARTHA CLE, wife of NV T .Gb!e. age
II wears. died 9 Deem be, l>e3 Her Saf
feIii,sS ware srvere but short. She y a. n
scnsihlts. du,irS mns' .or a. OF her ilincss
which lasted Gour DAYS wal ,..-l IA
fier husban, has lost dcvnted wife, tn
eomtnunitv. AZ esteemed Friend. ar.i IA
church cnnsistc bit .m,ilbys tn her o q
tivrs ard frleI Dis ! er g j, irepelab.e. Sht
re;,ves q litle irflnt 10
AH'wlia ~ Iv'her vii earyes,lv -jIfsite
syn,p ths with the ne elvod Eq,taa.! aud
relatives Of ;he decreased.
"Tla earth has al! n ro,d and deep
Ab,ive hsr narrU bier:
No w;intrs winds can oreah her sieer,l
No thupGers ,Tesrh her ca. g...,-4
"rhe mourrer's parting sffrs are gone,
G0ur the last eChe;pG soud;
And nights dark shadows stealing NJ.
. SpreaJ soieal'. glo;an. around p
"a I'd she whose heart wa wort to g'sv
With 10y, ehen Fastening h naT.
Here must she lie cold. silent, now.
And nlou Gerinx in the tomb
III l.;n1e irs~!f. sl.,i DAYS and years.
Sail alI'hsvs passed awHl; 81
In that cold heart, no hopes nor fslrs
Shall held their dubioGs sway
Thong deep the SAUNDERS tie torab.
- 'Chuash. dsrk that 'be,l ~ cIav. 'i''
Yet shall she wake ald leave ll.a. gloom.
For everlasting dsy." .,,............ e..
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Returned H. me

We bad The pleasure, a few days
Since, 4of greeting d.. UrGars, Sur.
& ON of thu lst T. nnt.-e4 r .inlebt,
who il at home on :. l.rirf furlough
IL. left ihe Regiment. near Frete.
ricksburg, in good spirits. .y.a.
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LATEST NEWS!
The W. aEs
CNQJASJ0[./S
NORTHERN NEWS.

W. ~ ~ 81
81 NORTHERN NEWS.
RlcnMoSp. in. 1e-fae New
H"rk Herald Of tic l7:h. has Cairo
dispatches ANNOUNCING the cap,ure OF
Arkansas Post ca Arkansas river,
en- iIptared n.ik 8 hum Tia niosth.
20 .lte .isud aud paral iolces under
ssf6CfTsah2 a,bg S ,einplaf;,l wiid.3 Il I,
"ss.ri.d. gaytofHd lie gas'l-on of
7, eco men and al enermons qiant,-
~ Of ".mS slqpr>,g Sc. Trseal'eta,
Frotn llef,iisat an,l auci. thing G. me
"!i al Arkansas Post.
- Masi.oiHtaAniestiDa between N-sh-
vide md Mpr.ra esborp is cot Il by-
SeelsssPn'sis .7a. $50 saaia4 .H: ,
lepgsiItst has h,riud at Shelby,
vile wllh Is b'igad 5 IT, ia i ..st1's M.
my, and vii ,,ttrk Z leecrans new
" ek with entlre iorca numbering
A 900 mn aa; 'fg ;..g.p. 81
y GIt'lt.stsw sto!m Vest on Friday.
; tersi bu,ijlugs werr crush, d from
The, " ishh"i he snow N CincitInatl.
RicHM Nd. jas. u The i n,ii-
'.hal,uiis ;tnrItsEondeni ,"fs The Gu
cinsttt Comm rcl;ti ,as s, in,!iaaa Is
81 r fer re.niltaap VII tin her barriers.
"A plot pf Ih4 u IN rraie lead. IS 10
IseIze p, iht State A,sv.tul bias betu
l,fthteS y G,s, aloIiony and i ics
gtf'rs. gsa.rf iaa
The esta!.iishm nj OF n Nnrlh.
Sesi,rn C,uiu1h rac%f,s buddy eudvu.
Gated by IT, D lnucratlc lead, IS 10
! Indiana. e.i - .ts.s..trs+
/: y ilan,llgfam, in Me llpuse Of
H. presenraplv, : on he / . l.. #Gvn-
cttstl an arn.'s'a.e. The iltra d :
correspondent says hrs sr ech WIS
lis u Il 'oaith the chose ii h!ieii,on
- TA.G.P H!a, } u. 10 The New
O..eans i'ieayuue GOA aius All 'tiicl;. |
/ p"ry OF HI ngbga ment btiS,..h
IN" Al,bama nl! liz 4. :. g1n-bn.rt
llnti.ia~. 90 III ies Il In Gnlv, Slun.
ht Hats III was sunk VIII ali GU
b"aid xs- II oIe Gliic. + snd FIVE tntn,
wb" wtre picked up b, the Brnok-
lin. Th, ii .l.,Ea Was IN iIon-
clad, c ,iy,ng tire iQr1 81 .ponpt-
rs. iIe Brorkl, Mas III pur- luis
Of the Alabama, but cuuii l!u, over.
take her.
RicHNp>D. Jan. %. = The Paris
corI>P'rd' nj Oh n; Ms Yo,k
II ra!'i, SAY s thai mgi ii 'he liz Ia 81
uIii ciat fo>i;iop. hnkiis a>s, Il IA rou-
vtr,, lon. "! tiance. single taLdcl.
IL dsltTnlmN 10 end, blnu,leGed IN
Am lica, i, England uqDIi.,ie> 20
aoi,l nj al j., utr ma,.ui;tlullug
districts oi Fruer, 500 coo men ,.rc
."lI ni snpl", mrnt. ;nd III It stttc
Q: 5h>olu'r dts;itu'iln. 49, 81. s.
SIdsil lad auui Etr hudiytcr with
\ p.ieot', aid e r.mnni' a',a iupor-
l;n' s'iI.:i, tl'ts ircn j Il ID y,,,
RI HMpND. J,n. - - TIE New
\ III Ii sA.i a. :. itr. ,ad,r- Of the
laii ,na, De!nUrr9r, are lucg,uir b.i.
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- -
AM q MAX
TunR,nAr L.srrAnr % fssa
SALT.
= A1E.
0rF:cf EAST 4hNS1 MA L re,
kn AVA j ~ I, 1863
Ira p losrs @ slI.C.a. S6.4.

fE'N'' t--h@i-i s%A'-,'-SS - ~ w y
kn AVA j ~ I, 1863 !
Ea p. goIcs, G sA,Gtn, 81 t i
DEAR SIR -ini rAi!y 10 }oiir IL
q ,ires ! will state tn II 1t viii r,qnre
ut :essl SIX, days 10 reconstruct
The Bridges lately destroyed on dIla
II .ad, nd reslotr, it 10 running or
"a r. we txp4ct to have ,hssA bridge
across, th.Ai Wi'augas u bpili within
tlirsyz,iIt,.s. whrnsHe will aprr era'us
runulag f. n 81 h, epd Of ID Road
to he lIelsion q
We c,unVt ulttriakr 10 receive,
iransprr', ant! be 'eSp.nsiiie for
ttti.,h 8 m il both bridges are re-
biit. and OFF Road rein>taIei. .lH 81
|, Ne r. NJ. ,prfas d Yith Go''rn,
mslii f. lsD = y ''iGil IN Re p'ee,NIf ace
# all hers, ahG We caanot prom
iae with e rlaIntl th:'i ;iny SILT en-
De- stipIIed'ns'er "nr h .ad I'LL il isrf.
STORED, We arpr'ei Ste be nece,si-
: Ii. ssef the pe"pis III rvspeci 10 Silt,
and "iii gladly .dp ali N eur p,;m,I
to facilitate is tran pM:a,iou anj
deiiv. ~.
|, Vu5 respectfully, &C.,
| -...-f t... L.. ID Iy,....-r1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

The Cincinnati Eco arur says The
Federal army is FIVE ID seven months
Ia arrears 10 rec-iving' Tvs Qfays and
thptvi. will take from 300io 35D, 900.
600 70 pay the troops OF. Z 8 jt
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Your Attention I

A Ths thnsa IN q ted 10" GHGRGE =
IA GOODRICH. viii Ard ih7t leseaD,,
with Daniel ) " f ;tirgton. " hn j. ~ bo,
7izei 'nse:i'e. md receipt foflhe sana.i Y u
sill confer taFte "A s1jiIi r',r ra.l = .ar,i
,seti jig ~ immediately, ar / an G. N, c lie
20 have money; AID obIig+ =
dec 25,le6s. GEO. j. GOoDRECH.
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eondrmned Stock -

Ga arxt Siutd,yg RE I3lst ins'.,
a number oil Mules and Horses. gov.
ernment stock, aIe To De sold in
Puiasl>i. The adv F1isem nj may
bp found in auuth4T column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29
Folun tesrs and ,oaser. pis, =

G"n.a PtNqic issa gii.aut. aud ELI.
cieht otfi FL It's assumed command
of.'h5 bfigsie firm riy lee. by Col
P,l:ner, on Friday. of the siurfrees
boro fight, ard pa'iicilat,l 10 The
eorG c that ATTENTION. lis hcat.
fl.r'ers nro uog in Fayetteville, =
We Invite attention to lis addrps,
"F6the people Of T..dnessee aud the
Confederate Stare" in this paper.
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y ----4%~.ss-<4----
ATT TT IT,; =:

I - ses The Liqi,nn Tim pa 'ishs'
+" sir"pg seressipu letter from spm.
'mahaer injury. He repudiairs t.,
t,its' or riGh,ofi;. and saws the S5ir,st
is> veil supplied with arUas,. aud is ~.
del srminel az sver. c3r.l
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

james G. Hoods. Esq, reqaes's
Us 10 say That he has SINE % tho
notes belonging 70 Jto5 A'lhony f;r
COLLECTION, AMI hose owing aud wish
ngoto pay in Cvnf ieraie. money
can d0s6 BY. calling souH. f~-il.., e
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

Ia Georgia tailitirtilicars Are not,
liable 10 subscription Gov. Brown
demanded their exemptions, aud the
Wa olh,e conceded them to BE-
"Eyeeaivs offitsrs of State Coy.
ernnient.' 5.znos lj.r sfi7al ca
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LET. Kind nf animal is given. 2d, color.
81 description. 4th age 5ih. posters
name. 9th, time and place Of arrest -.
Tth, valuation. L+t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

The Glasgow Fl raid pntlish' 5 a IL l.
ter If l}li 18Th flicer III Am'rlc Il
which the i,il, " na Is an x ra.,y: L.
he rage OF hem lert - bi, th'
Nhfih c'n r'sn-q"I 'h' S"n:n
TIE i.ft,r, SUI iii, j With a v, t,rsn
aud " II "Ipini, d Amy ui alf nil
ion, tn fiutol meg lat ca,alr, IN
h, wu,l,i, an,l u spirit. Of d uorlae
hatred TO their opponents, Are II .sty
nuts to rri clS. ltH.w this much. We
could noi ,'ni4i ter Ell N. aud iqis's.
iiou If thpeXn,n!ls IS rau 10 what W.
ca..nni. have now 49, II 30 f, tl.S.
a,ni have it.rm.,i what co,isldes 10
hr pretty c"rrtTt oplmont> -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

FaIlaDdingham VS. s.rtn asd in
New York, " h+Yr he nis,!e bod
,,,t rth ,lenoiloeipg Lisrd!i, and his
c ,Iia4t ana Congress He >aii;rlf.
he oon-i quinn q Is Observation-Disclosures
faal. sisz, laiAsa g.rstlse gusl,0I,e auut,}
be USED sgaiust the traitors COZ! adl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

Banks is issuing instructions -un
der LlncuIn's Frpclamation.,n liz ID
sises slaves 10 rfma'n "n the Wann'
stiuus until their rights,arp d. fiuilri,
established. 10 thai ehatev,.r lbt n, f.
pthe Government Intends sb ii b. 81.
cured.