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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
Not a mor.e1 rom Me.

The Cleveland Leader gives the follow
ing as having occurred at Union meeting
held in Euclid on Saturday evening:
Mr.. Ausel Walworth, one of the most re-
liable citizens of this county, on being call
ed up made the following statement, every
word of which can be substantiated by
other equally reliable men:
When the armed citizens of the Reserve
were on their way to the defense of Gin
ciunati, last summer, they found ample
provisions made for their subsistence at all
the points where refreshments were needed,
except at Dayton, At that city our hun
cry defenders were obliged to solicit, or
beg like needy mendicants; and to secure
something like an adequate supply, a COM
mittee was appointed to visit the different
portions In the town and make their wants
known.
Mr.. Walworth accompanied those of this
committee, who, In their round, visited the
dwelling of C, L. YallaudighRm,, who was
at home, aud with whom an interview was
held by the committee, in the presence of
Mr.. Walworth.
The committee respectfully made known
their errand to Mr.. Yallandigham, and stat
ed for what purpose our citizens were on
their way South, that they were hungry,
and needed bread, meat, &c. To this Mr..
Vallandigham replied: "You shall not
have morsel from me. Go back home
and stay there, aud the rebels will not hurt
anybody. II You were all starving in the
streets. would not give you a morsel OF
bread"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
REMOV AL
TO LADIES.
To Wool Growers

INV YoRK, May Is, 1858.
GENTLEhBN: We are prepared to receive, han.
" die, and sell Wool in large and small lots on
the following conditions: After the Wool laid down
at oar door, We Will store, Insure grade SELL deliver
collect, and remit, for one cent per pound.
Oar terms Of sales are for cash, nett prices Al.
ding Interest for tms. In cases do We take paper
without the owners consent that will NOT san alone
Oar long acquaintance with the trade enables as to
make quick sales At the market value.
Having the confidence OF large capitalists also en-
able terms
An remittanCes viii be promptly forwarded With
account of sales -, =
We shAll be pleased to receive your Wool, and viii
gTett prompt attention-alWayske keeping our friends
posted on the condition Of the market . : :
Z r vf-.t... Very respectfully, yours
LA. PErTIB0NE / WALLACE
Wool Brokers, 70 Broad Street New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10

DoS'T PUbL YoUh TRErH.-The late con-
vention of American dentists, at Philadel-
phia, resolved for mending instead of re,
moving the teeth. 1ttheir doctrine helps
their business, We believe it is also eonsis.
tent with good sense: -i1tfse iisi
RssOlbsd, That 10 our deliberate judy
ment the fragrant aud indiscriminate ex.
traction OF teeth, for tritling, temporary
aud sometimes wholly unnecessary causes.
which has SO long aud SO extensively pre-
vailed, should DO severely censored; audl
that an Intelligent and patient remedial
treatment for their restoration from disease
aud permanent preservation should be the
frst aud highest aim and effort of our pro-
fession. And, farther, that in our belief
the progress of dentistry at the present day
has revealed resources varied and ample
enough, when timely used, for the preser-
vation0of almost every tooth, so, that its
decay aud extraction shall only be stimuli
taneous with that of the human frame it.
self.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
ORRTIFIoAEEs o. CuREs.

From eight to twenty years standing. with p.ue
known to SCIENCE AND FAME.
lor Asaie4l Properties OF BU0HU, So Dlsponsato
Practice Of PhyStc.
See remarks made By the Iato ealehrnkal n
PHYsIOK, Philadelphia
See rplnarEs made BY Dr.. EPHRAIAI MCDOWELL.
celebrated Physician and member q the Royal
Transactions Of the King and Queenis Journal
see Medieo1CEgTsieal Review, published By BEN.
SAAllh LhAt1ilis, yellow 1.-THE Royal College Of
See most Of the late Standard Workson MsdIeipe.
EI+RAcI 9ucHu, 81 90 per bottle. OF six ESrSs %.
IstfH6yED RosE WAsH, sO Per bottle q IN or i2so
Or half dozen Of each for sla 90 Which WIN b slt
heient to cure the most obstinate easss n drsctis
are adhered 70. ~
DoliysFed . any adFss., securely packed from OBJ
~ Describe gyunptous In an colanu stlolS.--
faI
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appearpd before ne an Alderman On De
eity Of Philadephia, y. T. HELNloLD Who benz ar
y sNorp, qoth ~, hs preparations eontain no nat
RlIe sHe6ettapte. II. i. HELnnOLD.
sue - ,9cFtbed before M, this I'D day of
HUVembefS 1854 Nm u HTBRHRD4
Aldefman, Ninth -etroet, above Race. PhIia.
Addfees Lerters for Information n ennddalee.
Depot 1o4 sOuth saihs, below ChesSat. Nh.
BEWARE or COUNTERPEITs
il AND UNPRINoIPLED DEALERS.
Who e1delFur % dispols ellR IIrElIH OWN -
other" aEtieis On the roputation aftainedby
HelmbOlfs Genuine PFepara,lons,
20 A<tElst slesls Il !
EasI ,0Es = ImploEsd Ross VA.
sod by an DFuEsists eysyyEhsro. " se....,.
ASK EoR HELAIBoLD's-EAKRR NO OFHRk
S Ga SgI &c saEss.,asRts 80 sena FIR It. AND
AHol1 INK orAkA0A AND EAEQ6UREs ~ ..
1 tunlo 6meod - +,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10

The present critical state Of European ahairs viii
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy mid
crude speealations, and Tying rumors Of the daily
Journal and the ponder0nB tome OF the future his
torAn written amer the living interest and excite
ment Of the great political of the time sha
have passed away. II e 70 these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really Ineligible and
addition to their literary, scientific
and theological character, we urge them upon the
confederation Of the reading public.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
Brittsh PUBLISHERS gives additional value 70 these
Reprints, tnAsmuch a. they can now DO placed in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
cleveland, Pittsburg andWhael-
ing Rail Road.

30
ON AND APTER MoNDAY, April 10Th, lsCs, Pas.
~ songeE Trains viii leave Bridgeport e follows,
(sundays Ox6ePtsd:J
1880 A. NJ. Mail Train stopping at al stations, ar
h. Tiyes at PittsblrEh at 9s20 P. NJ, and
Ss4b p. II. EXPIRES Train, stopping at all stations
Arrives Of Pittsburgh at sos p. n.
1OlO p. n. Express Train, arrives At Pittsburgh at
-s. AI0 A. N! and CisVsland Al S:lO A. n
RETURNING TRAINS. D..
Leave Cleveland At $40 A. II. and 300 p. n, A.
rive At B[idgoPort ct $40 2: NJ and sses a. u;
1870 P. NJ arrive At Bridgeport ats:lO A. n, 1905
A. II. and (;b5 P. NJ
Connections are made a. Follows
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. h. for Harris
burg Baltimore, Warrington, PhilA-
delphIa, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland B Toled r B. for San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
al points in the HORfH WEsI. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEsF. With
Cleveland Eris 3. r. for Rris, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. with
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati for
Ctestline Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with the O z. @. R. B. for CuyAhoea
RallS, Akron, MilIersburgh and WOos
At Alliance with P. It. W. O. R. h. for Canton,
mAs!ilon, Wooster, Salem, Enou, Co
lumbus and Chicago.
AtSteubenVille with p O. 4 o. Line and AT BEILGfn
with 90. o, R,Rsfor Evansville, New.
ark, Columbus, Genia, Dayton, IndI
anapolis, Calro, OincEnnaH Louisville
St. Louis, Sc. Joseph and all point.
Witt and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S4O
Fare always as low, and time much quicker thar
any otheFFout
Through Tickets 10 all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at the once under the
Agent at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts viii be made At lowest rates e
any point accessible by this road and its connections
to the East, North, West and Northwest, at ofieG
under M'Lure House, or with IT. Agent at Bridge
port Station. WM. D. TERRY, Agent,
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
i'm. MCCULLOUGH, President.
= r. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. Iebd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
BLOOD BIoODt BLOOD.
Fluid Extraot sarsaparilla
SEPEIIIIS

This e an affection Of the Blood, and attacks the
sexuaI Organs Innings Of the Nese, Ears, Throat
Windpipe, and other Mueus surfaees making its ap.
SaraapaEta puTies the blood, aud removes an Sealy
EruPtfonS Of the skinY giving TO the Complication =
Clear ard Healthy Color. II being prepared express
y for This olass Of complaints 10 BioOd-Purifyin
Properties preserved 70 greater than any
other preparation Of sarsapaTflla-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
THE RKsToRBR RBPRoDUcEs-
THR HAIR DRESSING oULTYATEs AND
Ir BEAUTIFIES
CONVINCING TESTIMONY
REY O. A BUCKBER

A.a. Ttsa,. An. BfbE Unfsn, NJ Y. Guy,
writes: 'T very eheerfully add my testimony to
that Of numerous iends to the great YAiue OF Mrs.
8 A. Aliens Worlds Hair Rsstorsr and ZylobalSaa
num- t..I
REy. WA. CUTTER, r. 2. City: dAIy hair Is changed
RSy. ]. n. CoRNRLI, n. 7. city: 81 procured it for
. relative. The falling Of the hair stopped, and
restored 1t from being grey 10 Its natural and
beautiful eolor.n =
REy. j. WEST, Brooklyn, L. L: 81 will testify to
their value In the moot liberal sense. They have
restored my hair where II Il bald and where grey,
10 itS original color"
REv. 4. WEBSTER, Boston; Mas: al have used
nor grey. BY haIr was dry and brittle; It IS now
soft as in YOUTH -"
REv. H. ". DEGHN, Boston, Mass: THAT they pro-
mote the growth Of the hair where badness is, /
have the evidence Ofmy own eyes"
Sold BY all DrWg1tstg throughout ne World.
Principal Sales ONCE
No. 1873 Greenwich ST., N. z. City.
apr2bam
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TERMS. Regular PTiOoL)
estVe4 a4PaF. ~
POSTAGE. y

The Postage to.auy part Of the United stGtos win
DO but TWENTY-R0uR GENTS a year for aDlaek.
wood and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each
Al the above prices the Perioeieals viii be fur
nished fer 1861. And a. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10

A PULL assortment Of MILITARY HATS, GAPS
"A and TRIMMING always ON hand, Also IN,
sspli No 40 Dor. Man aud Unio aiS Sd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
self-Mealssurement for shirts.
"A Card to the People
Now Your Time to save Money!
Bargainsl BargainsH Bargains

Bargainsl 8argainsu BargainsI
TN consequence q the Get, that an Cotton GoodI
i are Advancing very FaFidiyS and TIE Indications
are that they gil very soon b higher than At any
PREVIOUS time have purehasod large and spleniii
stock u FOEaign and DOmaStie Dry eOods, Ehieh
hayO IN store, No. - HAin street. Centre wheeling
and 70 which would respectfully invite the attoS.
tOa q the public intend selling the stoek out
at the Old prices and sous goods sVsn cheaper than
they were sTsr kngWn before. 50 that an persuns
needing goods, or Who win need them very soon had
better avail themselves Of this Opportunity q sup-
plying Themselves, e. they an ave money BY nlak-
Ing their purchases 1t this time; bssides they win
hsVe . GOD assortment 70 make their soloetIons
from.
Nv stock consists, IN part, q Brown and Bisaehsd
Mualins, Caloos, Mems and B0yT wear % every de.
seriPtiOn, Cheeks, Fi.nnels Bingham, shawl TAbls
and Towel Diap6rs, IriIh Linens and Shirt Boaoua
PaFasolE Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts, Lace and Gr11.
adins Wells, White Goods, LGeoa BmbrUdsEiss u IN
kinds, Hosisry, &C., &c.
IAbTRsi iGDiEsi Your special attention 1.
invited 20 ny very superior stock q DRESS GOODS,
Uhich e the largest, cheapest and most eOmplsts q
the season lawns, Plain, Plaid and RmbFoidsFOd
6T0y Goods, MOsAmbiques, RsFags Anglail. ke, IN
great variety. Pieass GNn early, - I Yin maize IL
Eroatly 70 y0lr AdyAnnAEO 70 DO %.
YouTs TerY respectfully,
JOHN ROKAGRR,
Jo2I No. - Main H., Centre wheeling. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
HELMBoLp,s ROSE VASE.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of Syphflitfe Ma
ture, and injection in Diseases Of the UrinarJ
Organs, arising from habits Of dissipation, usod 1
eounection7Uith the Extracts Bueh and safapariIia
iu such diseases Is recommended.
Evidence OF the most responsibl0 aud reliable char
AEtkr will he
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
1863. 1863.
REAPERS AND MOWERS

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN
AMERICA.
THE srBTsON REAPER AND MOWER
THE BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOVIE
TIE QUAKER BOY MOWKR.
VIHEIR SUPERIORITY over an others q eItab.
j. HshA4 beyo14 . doubt. and the prices are lower
than those q any other reliable machines. They
Vim Be 8old single or combined. Sample maehfBol
ean Be zen - ny WAEehousas corner q HaTket and
Quincy streets, Wheeling A. the deulHnd this 80
machine would do well % order af onca.
Price q ststson combined Reaper and Mower ~
PTieeosouakSrBoy Mower % dollara
aIEls. ~. INC. ThoBukA.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10

oYvicE RALEr1oAH Z ONO RAnRoAD Co,
WHEELINs STANTON, Aug. ., lseS-J
ON and after Monday night, the 10th Of August,
ing schedule:
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Premium % New snbscribara.

the Nos. Of the samS Periodicals for Isoo win he
furnished complete, Withhold additional charge
Unlike the more ophOmeral Magazines Of he day
these Periodicals lose little by age Hence 4 mi
valuable ~ for 1854. %. TT =
Subscribers Wishing also the N6s for IssI. win Be
supplies 81 the following 1xIREafKLT low RGEEs:
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HELMBOLD,S EXTRACT RueHU

9 For Weaknesses
ARISING FROM RxcKssEs. HABITS OF DIssIPA-
TON, EARLH INDIscREEI0N, Oh ABUSE,
ATTENDED with the following symptoms:
IndispoEitiOn 70 Rxsrtfon, Los Of Power,
Los OfNem0Ey Dimeulty 81 Breathing
Horror Of DIssAss, Wakefnlne8,
DimhRss Of Vision, Pain In the Back,
Universal Lassitude Of Flushing Of the Body,
the Muscular System, KFuPtiens on the FSoe,
Hot Had, Palhd Countenanee,
Drynes5 Of the Skin
heso Symptoms, II allowed to 90 on, which tbs
Medicine Invariably removes, coon fOII0a
IMPOTENCE, eFATUITY, EPILEPTIO EITs,
In one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
sy tat they are not frequently followed By thoss
INSANITY AND cONsUMPTION,
Many are swaro OF the cause Of their suHsring but
IumF and the melancholy deaths BY Consumption,
bear ample WttneSs to the truth Ofthe assertion
THE oONsTITUTT0N,:OSCE AFFECTRD WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of Medicine to strengthen and in
Vig0Tats the . stem, which HELMB0LUS EXTRACT
BUoHU invariably does. trial viii eOnVines the
most Gkeptieal.
FemaIes, Females, Females,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR con-
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
Buehu Is unequAed by any other remedy, a. IN Ohio
rosiB Retention, IrregulaTity, PAnfnlness Sup
precision Ofthe Customary sVae1EtiOns liberated or
stsFIty, and for all complaints incident 20 the SEX
whether Arsing from Ihdi5eFetio1, Habit8 Of Dssi-
patton, Orin the
DECLINE or CHAN K OF LIFE.
SKI STATIONS AB0VE-
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Sugar Mills and RVapOratOrs
PRYOR 81 FROST.

SAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY,
n its work, Is the lightning FLY KILLER.
Il kyeEy family should have Il. tr.
It, effects are astonishing
4 dos kill hies by the million
II - sAte and pleasant 10 handle 0tl IS
1hs directions are very simple s..s
nothing equal to It In the market.
Only nvO cents . sheet. For sale by
-lfoI -321 -s.a sltsTs! r. n. LOGAN 3 CO., i.
80 and LOGAN, LIST 4 90.
Inl2 RhoielaIe Druggists wheeling, W. Va.
sEUHS! EURSt- full assortment Of FUR
II OAPEss HALF UAPRs and VIOfORINE SKIS
q 12st dsshio1able grades for Ladies. Also FUR
uulLAhS Tor Gents. Just received at
aee1 STONE & THOMAS
A MOTHER SUPPLY OF eULLRD RIBBON Cor
"a Dress Trimming, received ct The Variety Storo
D.NTC0LL = BRO
apr1A 10 u fIe1ri 1oo Main street
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TRANSFORMATION
Baltimore 8 ohio railroad.

@asIi sI F. : il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-07
--latest from the N orth.
Eew York Judge on Arbitrary Arrests.
LONDON TIMES ON TnE BLOCKADE.
Steamer Sumter Reaches Liverpool.
EXTRA SESSION OF VIE U S. SENATE.
YenlSce-Negro Faght St hilton Head.
STANDARDIZATION IN YANKEE ARMY.
The Wac 70 be vigorously Prosecuted.
eoLD iN NEW Y0RK az.
GEN. BATTLE, TREASURER OF STATE

RICHMOND, March 6.--An extra session of tho
United States Senate was called by Lincoln be.
cause the interest Of the United States requir-
ed it. A bill giving Lincoln power to suspend
the writ Of Habeas Corpus at pleasure, finally
passed the House by vote Of II to 40.
row has occurred between the Federal
soldiers and negroes at Hilton Head. The lat
ter were driyen,eif to the other end of the Is
land The Washington Chronicle says: 1--WE
have sad and fipmiliatng reports ofimubordi.
nation. aud outrages committed by regiments
from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylva-
MIA, and we say II With shame, Massachusetts,.
Groans were given for Gen. Hunter at'the
close of the evening dress parade on Sunday.
The Chronicle contends that there is great
reaction in favor Of q vigorousprcsecutiou
of the war
Cold reported inactiyei closed IN New York
on the second at 7l1S.
/ RICHMOND, March 5.--The Enquirer has re-
ceived the Washington Chronicle. The Gov
ernment is heavy loser by the destruction o.
the Jacob Bell, as her duties wonld have
amounted to one hundred and seventy five
thousand dollars h 1s laa
Judge BarnardOf New York, instructed tbs
Grand Jury to find bills against parties impli
Gated in arbitrary arrests. .ets
Commander Perter's dispatches to the Sec
retary Of the Navy says; u regret to inform
you that the Indianola has also fallen into the
hands Of the enemy,p The Webb and the
Queen Of the West attacked and raumed her
until she surrendered, all Of which can trace
to noncompliance withny instructions
The London Times says tis clear the block
ade Of Charleston was not raised at the time Of
the attack on-the federal feet, that there was
not even an intermission of il. The Post takes
q similar view.
The Liverpool Post announces the arrival
Of the Sumter in the Mersey. y
SPECIAL 10 THE REBEL ."
TrLL&uoMA, March 6.-Gov Harris has APP
pointed Gen. JoerA. Battle Treasurer ofstate,
to Gil the vacancy Occasioned 10y tho death Of
Col. McGregore lg tsiu rtT edi
eyrs hea 5iifs f ~ HATCH
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tbeir horses These boats, from their number,
were evidently out upon an important recon-
nossanee where a small body of the enemy
would have been unable TO have made such
successful scout. From the fact Of Van Dorm
having crossed the. river day or two before
their arrival, II is possible that they we're sent
there to prevent his passage and ASCERTAIN his
whereabouts. Had they arrived a few days
earlier they would have caused him much
trouble and annoyance. II is possible, too,
they were scouting country through which
It was intended to pass troops through from
Corinth to Murfreesboro' Either ofthese sup
positions are alike plausible, for it is evident
II that such number Of boats would not, al
this particular time, be detached from the
Yankee heet, and sent as far inland, merely fol
the purpose Of Tavaging and devastating. a
considerable force was left at Florence ant
Tuscumbia by Van Dorm for the protection 0
the railroad running to Huntsville aud Decatur
land to. guard the cotton factory ataFlorence
and this force has since been augmented.
4 NIMPoRTE.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-07
SALE on IAND.

QY virtue ol an execution issued fom the Circuit
ID Court OF Hamilton county, will sell n thc
Court House IN Harrison Che hfst Monday of March
next 20 the highest bidder f0T cash 10 eataly n IA.
Judgment and cost, Tie Bank 81 Chattanooga fct0g.
cred against p. W. Humpbrpys W. II Alexander GDd
John II. Alexander, In said court, the following town
lots levied 10 satisfy said judgement and eoet ~
Wit one town l0t IN ChntanO0ga, Tennessee, The
Colle and W. II. Alexander, ohd cq0slte Tho prop.
erty ol JDQ, III llopklnH also ono 0lhcr lbi On Vnu
Street. IN Chattanooga adjoining ibt Hair and Hum.
phrpya, anu oppOsle BbFklns' fOoerfy fyif8 On as
fba proEerty OF w. II. Alexander, and VIII to sold
unless Judgment ahd c9st are previously tad,
Feb4-u A,B. COULTER,
.a Sheriff a. a.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-07

Headquarters Dop't Oi tlle GaK. l


The accompanying order and circulars, re-
latng to the immediate employment OF ne
.groes, will suggest a system of labor tina,
has been suggested and adopted for the
present year The provost marshals are au.
thorzed and directed to re8ive and record
the assent Of planters or other persons thereto,
and when such written consent is given, Off
GERS and soldiers, and especially the chaplsins
Of the army, and all other persons acting under
the authority of the United States, arerequest.
ed to assist, as far as practicable, without
violence, in inducing the return of negroes
and their families TO the plantations where
| they have been accustomed to labor. 81
Without regular employment, many thou
sands Of negroes must perish during the year,
More than sixty thousand dollars were ap'
piled 20 The support Of dependent and destt-
tute persons in The month of January. The
support of many thousands Of unemployed
negroes will increase the burden to such. an
extent as to make il imp, acticable to continue
the charity The immediate cultivation 81
corn, sugar, cotton and other products is inn
peratively demanded upon every considera-
ton of public interest, and for this no other
labor is now available. On the plantations
they will have secured to them by tho officers
OF the Government sufnclent ana wholesome
food, clothing, kind treatment, and share Of
the crop they produce.
The compensation may seem small, but in
view of the pecuniary advances that must
be made and the risks that attend industry in
period of war; it ia, not inadequate. Those
who are not thus engaged will be employed on
the public works or in the quartermasters de.
partment, without pay, except their food and
clothing, medical attendance, and such instruc,
ton and care as may be furnished to them and
their women and children. in view Of all
these facts, and after most anxious considera'
ton the commanding general believes it to be
the best system Of labor that can now be
adopted, and, assuming the entire responsi
biIity Of the act, he calls upon the command
ing generals and all officers of the government
to assist in its immediate execution. t1a
8B ,~ W eH ~ p. BAEEs
Major Gene.s! Commanding.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-07
OFFICE CoNMANDANT OF CoNscgIpTs )

hnOAVllle, Tenn. Feb. ~, 1861. (
.uAYlNG received authority from the Secretary o
IA War 70 raise few companies from the class0i
peIsonseNempt horn conscrpuon, for the purpose OF
enforcing the conscrpt law IN Tennessee hjoks
will be opened AZ this Office for che names Of al loyal
persons Of this class, who desire to assist IN enforcing
the laws Of their country These companies are not
70 Be considered part Of ne army bat viii receive
the anne pay aud allowances rs soldiers OF the army
ana will be entitled 20 the reward for the appfe.
hension Of desertem.
Il. d. BLAKE, IL. Col. O. \. A.,
feb27~tf Commandant al C0nserpts.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-07
sHERIFF,s sALE

ON the first Monday in April 1868 / will sei. for
" cash, at public outery 10 the highest bidder. al
the Court House deer In Harrison Tennessee the fol-
lowing tract Of land tOwit; about twOhundred acres
lying In the first district Of Hamilton county sTeRnea
see, adjoining the lands James y. Johnston Dauitl
Yarnel and others-eaid land belonging to Nlmrod
Pehdegrass, ana win be sold 10 satisfy Judgment
and Uosts IN favor Of James NJ Scott arai ist said
Pendegrass. JAMES Jack zen Sheriff
teb22-4w Hamilton Co