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HELENA, ARKANsAs. July 81
80 ho,ars before &c 81

nKGENA9 n AMfMkS $50 - ~
nv Dras PAaEsrs i taaEs the present
toa write few hiaea VI you.
Eraceived yours OF the I'd st june, Wild
ro sp rictttres. II WIS very glad " see
slau,' for they look 10 natural I could
80 halp shadainQ tear. IL - hard e
IA - - farsaway kroin the loyed ones q
horne hut hone the day b not TAR dls.
ssnt when I shall sec yosi al agsainl
q tl,a,,eh Dr. Grimes told me when wa
&c. ia tie hospital thai ] would iasFei
80 nv home again, but / think diherest.
when L left Memphis weighed l0l
,,os,IInd d. now i weigh ID but / am grow:
sng n,,ite fieshy sifare my sickness. 4
.ra,,Id like ID be nc home TO get some.
thing good 10 eat, but ] will have 20 fasl
4 while. / have the greatest appetite y
seems like Icant get enough 70 eat.
bought fish the other day I paid
dollar for it. l thought it was the best
Eeyer tasted. -,
T presume YOU will wish to know how
i expect 10 spend my fourth. j expect
10 spend it in camp, am cook 80 : 1
viii have 10 stay in camp. Our men were
out in line OF battle this morning they
SAY there are great many rebels out back
here. There were four gun boats achored
in the river last night they look rather
suspicious tell you but this place is g
wen fortified that seven hundred men
can hold it against three times that mum,
Der. We shall be enough for them.
should like to know how you spend the
9TH. Tell my little brother to be a good
boy. would like to see him.
have no more to write this time.
hope this will find you well as it leaves
me ait this time. Mother, don't make
yourself uneasy about me win try 10
take good care Of myself Write often
for you don't know how much good II
does poor soldier to get . letter from
home. '~ SsF
Iremain your affectionate son,
1T E..,.-f EDwARR HAIL.
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i

III r b. bssiss 81 which yery IS
sessira zhl} lis II ady takS mote d.
tlsht ti7 oppa fioz 10 the ~ comes not
from those who bear the burdens and
make the sacri6ces. The men whoses
s0ny have faiien up0n the baEEf field. died
Id hospitals, or returned manned f0T
life. or shattered ID Coiiaei Ion, are rot
ms persons who are crying "Peas0 III
ssFeace II, The woanen who ore aryasts
6laE aa@6ast the wag hre not such bill have
battles. The opposit lDEa ~ the oossAcfIp-
ton cornes from tlsose who have made no
sacrifices, and are determined To mals
luvFieait cofues from slsose l0yzl Cop
perheads rho ere Killing the Unipn slleN
be saved IL ikaazl De- sitltOEk aSkfffssst
TO the Democratic party. But the Black
Republicans musk a GIT itcut, and they
are not willing that they shall have even
Che Aids0f the negroes. And they hare
arl inkiing that II rsbelaiofa is cfslaased Aas.
it will be difficult for the so-eaiIed Desn1
ocratic party 10 form al gitlls fsb~
els. and thus rule tho coas1tFy aA III old
Hence, they rather prefer aflafplsys evil
war, chaos any thing rather than The
forcibIe putting down 0g the rehelEiDn.
This is what is the matter with the Cop
perheads--this IL Ehe raas1f Ok ksxe xseal1k
mob demonstraA IA
ioy to the rebels. zi6 A
cause grows faofe aasd kz1sa4
stili more frarasie III II Dill kixa
Northern tfa;eOgs ID
Southern brett Iss u
Loyal people And hpf,
situation, and nor
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Just Easy.

Just Easy. ~'.t ',.' 1.-.5h " . ~.
The Cass county Gazette admits that we
account for the big smoke" on scientific
principles, but can t imagine how we got
our information from that '.far off coun-
try" That's easy enough to see into,
Bro. HotLIDAY. IF you have any Cop
perhead clubs in your s'neck of the
woods, just attend one of their meetings,
and you win feel that you are great-deal
nearer the land of Are and birthstone
than you ever expected to be.
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THE room ErsrTERSrErg

EprroR NosPAREIL: Have you heard
the sad news i Fisher is dead. The Fish
ermen assembled at Rabbits Hall ON
Saturday evening, last, to rejoice oEer his
nomination for Copperhead Governor Of
Iowa, while the 100000 delegates from
Crescent alone, filled our streets, and
with our glorious old flag displayed, to
catch the unwary and make believe they
we're really Union men, and great prepa'
rations were made by Jefferis to prepare
the principle, in order that they might
have one more show. Behold, the sad
news reached the showmen that Fisher
had neutrality-suspicious. out
he died it is said on the morning of the
aath of JAY. Poor man. No doubt his
suferiHgs were seVere-his political age
was only twenty days, and he expired ex-
claiming:
"AIast Alas! So soon pm done for.
wonder what was begun for"
SuEh Is poueiCdA Aics uuk his lflsHus @i
this city sympathised with him in his
misfortune, and the principle even failed
to keep up the spirits long enough to fin
ish the show, and Lysander, even, could
not refrain from shedding crockodile
tears over the fallen chieftain, that his
own powers of wire pulling had aided to
bring into political life.
May we not hope that all the brother
hood of the fallen chief, will join in keep
ing the second Tuesday of next October
as q day Of humiliation and prayer, les
pecially tAe hnmiiliiation and thus show
their deep felt sorrow By the sadness of
their countenanoes and their elongated
yisages as they return from the polls when
freemen chastiae those Who seek to un-
dermine our political liberties and en-
barrass our rulers ia their laudable efforts
to crush out the unholy rebellion in our
great republic. so mote it be-.
s4sS UNION.
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II i lie old political hseks slap eople
hase TO- fss they had TIE oo Iof q
puhc ire nrss IN the a
am ADMINISTRATORS; ley Mrgsly
dominated il the celebrated Charleston
Cenventioa, where Treason was hasehed.
and soSSae Of the hungry brood are nov
living Id the Loyal North, who sssass aot
to abuse the powers that be, and intend
ine thereby 70 ride into power; biat e Z
said 8 fool on horseback is likely to ride
TO warm uuartess and II does seesa foo e
ish for men to try 10 pun down this great
Tampls.Of Libsrty just ia hopss thas :
new one viii be constructed osat el taas
ruins and they be one % Tho aFchilssss = ]
But there il one other alluaion mads q
rather question asked BY the Baglst man
that, perhaps. should be answered. aias
that Is, lis Congress or the people great
ests,' In this question there may ee
greater design than appears on the sslE-
face; hpt I win SAY that primarily aA pov.
err is vested 10 the people and thsy have
the right TO delegate certain powers =
their agents or servants, and among thess
may be classed the appointment OF agents
to frame Laws for the government OF the
whole, but those agents. again, have an
other standpoint, viz The fundamental
law of the land, and the great chart
of our liberties was framed by men OF
War, and while the necessities OF perilous
times stood out in bold prominence; ana
thew made wise provisions for times 81
extraordinary dangers, and did, by max
ing the President Commander in Chief o.
the Army and Navy of the Republic,
thereby clothe him, in time Of war. With
hepower of q General in the field; and the
law Of Nations is 90 plain as to the pow
.ers of a General In command that it seems
useless to comment ON it here,
Suffice it to say to the gentleman who
calls me Rend, that believe we have .
Constitution good enough, and strong
enough, ard that there is virtue enough
in the mass of the People mot Deinar
gogues) to give to our Executive and his
subordinafes hearty and cordial support
50 much so that when this war is over and
treason crushed, and the honor OF the
Republic restored fully. that the name OF
An American viii again be a sure pass
port to good treatment from all civilized
nations, and that Copperhead will yet
take back his imprecations against loyal
Democrats and conclude that War IFm-
ocrat is not so mean after all, and That
"Pottawattamie's ideas are as near IN
harmony with the spirit of Constitution,
A->xtbipG that emaraFss
from his growing partisan p7ess. = =
- -. pOTTA
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ba~ Some of the Canucks are getting
ungracious, not to say impolite, toward
the patriotic" and CONSTITUTIONAL Val.
landigham. The Toronto Globe, has been
hunting up the convic's past speeches. and
it finds that he was specially insulting "a
the British Lion in TIE Trent embroalio,
and urged that this Government should
hold on to Mason and SlideII s.in spite
Of any menace or demand 81 the British
Government. The Globe thinks that the
author of sach q sentiment ought not To
receive any kind attention. from
loyal Englishmen. The Globe need not
complain on that score, however. val
iandigham didn't insist on that policy
out OF any enmity towards England. hslt
simply because he supposed i foreigl & rs
would aid the rebels-ir fact isSsssre ts1slg
triumph. As that is what tiaA saa1is5
government wishes, why should Tiot fIial
people applaud vaIIandigbas11 Ss,sg
as the rebels dor But then tie S.. .IiSl1
people and their goevrnment don 81.
ways think alike,
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GONGILsI4ATION.

We frequenais hear the apoIogists for
treason complain that the Administration
does not offer any terms of conciiiation 20
rebels; that no indueement Is held out b.
them to repent and return TO their alle-
glance; and IL Is insisted that we should
| coneiliatN and comp promise viii TIL The rebels
| iii arms; iaat we should oGEer them, in
Eofifer words some rewards Tor Hi cir crime
The government has, during Tie exist
ence 0l H}l is Kicked rebellion, manifested
iextrnCrdi mary c1emency and fOrbearance
with its Bl1enlfes Il has said TO them ON
all occasions tlsat Il they should lay down
| their afins M return to their allie
glance. they shculd enjoy the protection
Iof the laws and the blessings of our Gov
fernment il has only required them to
/ take the oath 81 Ill IL glance, and In some
Instances 10 give bond for their future
/ rood conduct, and under those regulations
hundreds and thousands have laid down
their arms and agreed 10 submit TO the
laws and constitution.
What more can any loyal citizen ask.
there is no higher privilege that could Be-
bestowed on any one than to grant him
the protection of the constitution and
| laws of the United States, and bid him
un,icr the protection Of the stars and
stripes to enjoy the blessings ofiife, lib
erty and the pursuit of happiness; this
was deemed by Washing ton eftefson and
the fathers ofthe revolution, the richest
boon of heaven 10 the oppressed OF alma
tons, however innocent. And yet there
are men IN our midst that complain that
devils incarnate. reeking with the bleed
of treason, should have 4 higher reward
\ - ~. n. a N. -
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UsefuI once. 81
In the recent raid of che rebels IL paxs
y, 4 W = squad 81 their men oyerha slsss
g boy Who Was conveying the. ssraa|I
from Mt STERLING ID Paris III ,,asa sFy.
with Q fenaale companion The l.s| 81.
discovering the enemy. having apeoial -,
gard to the safety of the mai. nrosnfpiy
concealed the whole under tho ex nas,siye
crInoline of his conpanion, the gallant
gnerlllas on coming up, gave alaefn but
a eursory} inspection, and discoyerino
nothing in the vehicle likely. to nrove
valuable 10 them, allowed the vehicle IA
proceed nnmolested, wheretspof the hon,
made haste to place of safety Who
VIII now venture to say that criholine 81
not very u*cful in, titutinns
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Fr~n, North ca.slrs..
ATTACK ON FORT cAswELLI

cH1KrEsrss Jsn. "a Il Adviess .sesiv.d
hers state that Eve Yaiss es -eisnboats Opened
IRE yesterday lnorning On Fort caswelI. Be
low Nilr1ington. At one sSloeEs the sris.f
ceased No IMPRESSION lad been made ,r,oh
the Fort confdsuce was felt in The ability
to defend the Cape Fear river.
Eseryshing Indicates a grand advance i,,s
NOrth 1arslina.
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T 4 E DAILY REBEL.
tHATTANO0GA. FRIDAY, JANUARY is. 1863.

pr hin e lderts1e- NothiBg too difscult Tor him
% overcone- He y working. da<hing and = skilI
1i oliver Il vas suite common daring he trip 70
zee hm dismount ipm his horse and place bis sboi-
Ger aeairsi wheel 10 assist in getting wagon dut
sf The 'nire. Too ianch praise cannot b Fisen -
l,ravs and gallant - onesF- John.
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coNGRESSloNAI-

R'cHnfsD. Jan. "a The Heu.. .ss =, !,
y. aqaornm was present.
; l. NJ Gu - Of AisbasnS. va. el.c,.s
SPEAKER pro ff's Bossk being detained -
hone GA aeco'iiss sfesieknsss in his faniIy.
The Senate nlISu. lssl from want Of 4. oso.
rHsn-
J be House pFPssei-a with the regular bssi-
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Ai'rsa n. cuis .rd ush.rs-
In chanoery Al H.rriso--
i appearirr il,.t tie delsndnuf G1lrus n Csc
has al,condet ton1 he state q Trnncrere - lknt
the pr1nary Proor of III cou-t b. rerTed -
hin
i = thertfure crstrrt. lit p1tii1sfion he I'D.
WtfkIT icr icrr uceks ir tte EEbei nrWEparer rl-
l1tc IN C1.r r-ano<a- ItnnrHEse- ruQulrinr I'D Dc
Ll14nt - arr,.- - ct1ncery cours % e hid -
re Ocurf huuss n Harisun. - - recr1d Urntrr
n 4rne ncxt. a1d Answer -uurlHin1ut'a nnen6e1
h. q 1o<Dt11 pro co1Icsso vi he cntcred nrn.n-1
him and ne canss 80 ior bearinr er parte
1A14tEt r G J0EES. c AZ
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AItention. HamiItonl C6dntY ConscIints.
IOFrIcE EonxAIDASr Of CoxscalrI

Five days aitef sbe conscripts Of any county have
been ordered f htsesahle teHard OF 30 dollir vi
be paid for the Irf. he n>iln sud delivery atltsme
of n-trucfidu ti KhekYilie ri ~ny e6nscript slbaaE
ing said docniy who may f.aTe fAilrd X slksSe
the rail- III 1-ti ri III
Expenses ot trnnfpprtatiou viii be paid. IL &
Persons having delsiled HI 8dnscri,tS Csrfihcaess
employment 10 the Nifre dei,lrtneF; or ~ ths raiN
roads. signed bs the erintendf.t-. sre neStp B.
int rieted With IA
The names and de4rriptionsEf Ef All csnszrtA VIII
have iaied To- atswt4 the Calf may be yfoc15ed
thi- nf1ce 4r Att The Iice sol ihe enrolling (rrS III
the r,hnty &. ID BLA AKE, L. f'sii- e. =. A..
ia''i|-u cdnlhhrdaRt % Conscllptss
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Stolen.

T1R0NT : .isbls. ne.r CI.-.1ILr11 r.-l--
IT day fEft Jan. 4 lsss a 49,. lror cr.-
STALLION heavy buflt hrrrr r1.-- ~ -. -
liitie fcnlted 49, = nhlte 80 - ~. -. -
road nTder. Ihe hor-. nr 80 rknt n-~~r--~ =. -
descrirfiIn. suat.ed IN nrrnro.rn 81. Tl--~.-
the sth inxt- vii pay
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REHAro
fir ~ dfrrery 10 sne-ssd ~ s1..risns sid
-. M lEAH
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N0RTHRRN NEWS

- II
.r,i 5.F-.I !. r--z--s-,--.-- - q NE fsee
: ~. c-l..-- -. J. esns.rssnI.g
TIE Helals 80 I, 1r,.s'.'r. - - = -..''no-
s...1.- u-,,--, = - =. ne fs1ov-
ct-~s,Il - - eA-'' ga "eis-
,rsl,..--- I---,--,,~ osA.tsr Hsn
,1- - - ~ "'i o lron Dsi.'
-. llsn Illinois, ard
r. - ~ - - i On Nsr lofr.
tursd By Walker in nerie.n v,,,-, 80 =
Hsrald thinks will lead to trosbls.
On The 1oth.-Gold closed At las III. 6,.
ad says L will be worth leo very so.1.
IN the Federal ConErsss on The gfb N.-,,.
Of Missouri. pror,osed A, l;.t.-, !. -.
and ..t f,,- +. N.,;,.,,.l -. - '-ls'
'-l,ioa - nrrangs
p1sssft tTopDies and rs1iore the Duion Binr-
ham. or Ohio. characterized Nor,,-,. -.
- l,r,.l ;i,,.f... =.
49, - - -. .1'- 1851 WICK
- - ~ '-'1o"s leosinon- and asked hsW II
Was % be donef Notson replied fbrorvh
Stale Legislatures. Bin~h,m 5.,,---.,-L.
- r J, =
n - ~ y '.'o- 80 e1.nor Tor ths Os-
l.l - y VA and alluded 20 ths fchsns sf
fallandlEhaU 10 divide the Cnion In f..r
parts
A
----~~ ~
me passage 81 The hsPpahrnnosk. vas the
npble<t episode o. the var a.d sl,.r.c,.ri,..
the battle OF Frrjer,ck.b.~~ -. -
-, -. .i..,,- ~ -.
-. iee'- ~ n'o'' e-4"itons o. ihs var
70 me reqerai arns
4recehf election in the sfh dirfrIef -
Il for h,,n,h~r r N. y.,l..
u al. III -.I..-- -
= - .'1'' -'Is's me -oeH 5ionisis Ahe
VI reinof2i Di 19r Sianiey vas demanded.
We get th- following particulars Of th. r.
cent tory outrage ia Norih C.restp. fr,,, A..
Kbo,x,Iis Re~i.,sr - r,..s-
- =, - - :
~ -. = le...' oane O ioriss
- ?, .,--... - ls"eeseee and
- - - .-s -,l.-k' . A-rsnai.
.l-:~--.I --s s--s me eausens
,,i.,,s-sr ~ =. -. 80 'o~r q
-.-. l.~ eH.-3,st ,,s1 rere raofr.ois- lbsr
e-.S ~ IesS --..ns =. - Aren. ci The
with .1ls i,r.,t.,i,,,r,, 49, -
--s|-.-.- \ / = -, 49,. e-e...- .-A~er
1tI,,~ ,,,-l,I-. 4, ~. -. = * 80
~ si,.I .,l 1e.''o,lnE All
r[.r~;,' - i-',1.. 80 y. =
5s,l. l,r,,,-- -. - an
rb-, +,.blI -. =. ~
- = - -
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DIR. 4. WA1GHMAR. g

; g RG EON - AfTdO o IiIE 4 b
p EAqSED his otfse 70 M.iii - due door ABOVE
~ Aennedys Drug siofs- Uin7tiaWsm.l
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NOTICE
I lW0ODE 1

WISH 10 conttkct with reSpolslta parties iar ave
hundred rd< Wood 10 Le del tys ted 81 tie cI-ave
land railroad Z ilE sLLI
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BpNpVRAHT & MATTHIAS.

HsOPARTSERsnbP NOFieE 1h4 Undersigned
~ have axsoci themsefes foither ,iridef the
.iyle and frm 81 BDNDURAkT & AI IATrHIASi TOR
lie PURPOSE Of condnrtine thf {; ROCEik1 And tDN.
MISSION BUSINfSSh in Ly iichbsrg W E
We shall keep fohstahtly on maud as large and
we'll relfcted Stock ~ fsfsOs sERIES AID ~ i'LE
DRY GOODS. can he ohsake Cd aud vii, snare no
pains. % serve CAR etsStamerg 1T ali fine. ~
GsndPcing tile ba$ineSs - dhe { ASH pfinttple
Billbe ena led 10 hffef iiIdtremens 10 ritl asih
f1ilniry pnTchakerA. ei her bI uhhleSa e or rrts
t;onstgnmeRif Of Pour Whelt. cori and All ,tileT
sennlry produce SYhrifd ADD propinR retnins i al
rases. soon al isltles arr md a e
Manufactured and SmbkikE rnhart u and sHrir of
all grades alwasslas hand I'll -sI
Yn soliei sbaseloT the pJjblc paftkIisge
HE III r. R0NDURAN1. E,
deeiTsm Jk MES BIZ IITHiAsl
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LrFltg Of AssIsr1N4I Qr .dral.A-ersk. ,

f9ln9bass te9-i Sept, 9TH. 1851 5
Qf order OF Qslaftefnaster tiFneral have hefh tn
II trusted with entire contrib of tnlltttinr The hides
.sf the beeves killed fnr the aly fnr taninng ala liz
purchase at Lehthet or mar 1facfurib8 Tanucrkhav
fng leather on band and VA ig hidef will 10 FeIitt
eddrers me with Hrpper fc1ciknceS. The aisa3 mas
be shous and ~ iflhf duty OF t Hat4ufc tanners T.
assist ~ 70 DOING III leathfrf held a sInreasflafi
prices will be impressed. r ". pfILARp.j
sepa q iHHl LII Majer d Qn
Attention, Hamilton County Conscfipts.
Lls person ID HkIhilf.n cbihltl liable ID cbnlgritr-
n tials. betwfth thf axss ol island f0 years 4 BE-
assembled al tChhse3fsnga ~ ihr leil das of u NM
~ IsRz III l l isF
Blank cettidcAtes pt exgripkion nliI he fard -hed
the eistoiiinE eHhcffs 10 AZ ed up and kslled L
shese who may he fHpfled th1hfm. Persons lan the
rannty claiming effnipti9n under Fhe law ate nd.
vissd 70 nak be their hlpekteir 10 the sIfollt5g Of
dc<rs = once That feir sifiFA naS be dee did bu
the 10Th Of Jhnflsfgt All HlE COMP 20 tit plcr 81
rendezYons supplied with ~ Kits ei other ID tlut
ing K|1 D-l BLAkE + 1T. t1l. L. X a.
ian41lOt HIiH Comma iaHtlof CbBscf ipis
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he Message will Lot bs read today
.cONFEDERATE CONGRESS

'R-> Z r-ftLItd - CONC RE-<
kIc1veNp. Jan ls-ElIoxse o. Represen,,-
ifes srsi.nizs''i Ia tic absence Of "a Speaker
ie liepse- on ihniipu of Bofeirr Of Va sl-c,
- T. l. n -f'nirs of Ala. Speaker ,ro-,e,.,.
@e''aie having adinnrisel witl,ouI anor.,s,.
re PRESIDENT n'e'~rssSsi ~.as not heard cur
Of Aia 't ir''d''eea bin forsi.,ai Tic ,.rr,-
en- e1is',''ls exenpi,ot ia~ aiso a hiIi "a. 4.
's-7. l'ss 81 non e'ilinissis.n..si ,.sHccrs aud
la'Na''< 'n The eos,:s'israle arpss- Carl ell II
a. l'''r % 'sc'' iii aaioflzins ii,e srs,,a,-
2" p ''s ~rH q liabeas Corpus lloli 81
a.. liiir'si''er. b.iEin exempt CERTAIN Der
sous ,''',l '''i'''-Ts duty III tie army sf i.r
'''''f.eSfA'e r'la'es- Crockett u ~. inss.,-
- q resolution eAiii or il.e i'rezi.ls,, r. r
.''s'a' 'sio''So - bFags's campaign thronsh
Ns-' 7fss7i i''l brFkssIaie u Niss. inrrod,,r
~ a iili e, reiltai the twenty negro go.
''.s exemption ''i ail urged The ii,.,~r-an..c
F. ,''''''so'a's ae'ieqr q On ihs subject. Keuisrr
j "a, inirodufpa : ti'i IN raise she war tax
~'.1S 81 Il in'roiasesi + re<..lniioi, en-
Sa'"'-'orf i' ihe people OF New Orlrsus aud
s''''o1""'"E Parishes for their devotion 10
nc cause o. ne Sonfii-fsierre g., rbl com
'D.''ee on n'iiriaFy Vest 81 40. is,frs-iuc.-i
bill making provieion fsf enroli,,,.- +, nv.
~ S'uss's iffni Al'1fy land Fosie Of Tenn
'ii'oseu me .'l'i on Tie ground that Maryland
Ne's '0Fc'ss'e''F and the cei.'v.lera,e fi,~e-n-
,,'s's eo'''a sN'feise ise authority over ihein.
9'''~''' oi Na-. advocated the measure a1d
4'Pca 70 sec ife CONSTRUCTION plough ris,, OVER
'ee'' me ioreif'' cons znls and let illeir govern
'''ei.ir come ail'l see about H. Ril o,d..resi 10
''''si"sf eo'niii'i'ee F9otr offered joihr
.es''1i'on exrfes>lse 'f the policy Of il,e Con.
eoeraie 3oseTpmeht towards all rnifed States
except New England s,aiss. and er,,re,s !
Willingness 10 make an al rar.sa.-eo,,. c.,,,,.,
flai treaty "iti' States which Withdraw their
lroors from iilf South Referred 10 he com
'o'iiee of sortign affairs. Foose in,ro.iue,.s
= bill Tor the purchase OF cotton and toi.areo
slso biil fer Confederate Gsvernmen, ;,.,,..
''s sHpoFt dnlF on al not purchased. Hour
'f asiiorrameuf
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES
RicanpND. jan l3.z-Eicction f,r,f..ers-
raie Ssnaiors postponed urt;I -
Judge Alien. Wm c. Rives. and c1,s. "
-" n'nl''-'sd IN House. Deie-sfes frbm
hiFteeii Sena ors present TO-DAY. Soono~.,,-
Adjourned till to-sa0rr.x.
= eeiai 70 tse Il-i,eil
IN lifosD. Jan "a In the House in-aar.
fo"te offered a resolutions that I, ,sl SOUL. esn-
sent TO no plan q feeonztrpciion q former
z mon nor ar1nisiice 80 long a. Line ,ln's proc
1'0a''0a - ''nrevols'd. nor ever negotiate ex-
oep. "pon a basis OF unconditional nsgoiiasion
and never consent Il, arv .ll---,-r -.
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TO the Farmers Of East Tennesse1es

0UR armies heek al tue Hogs ahd cattle VOC can
= htten, ana hpethl prices win Pe paid for pork
have been Hs-igned 70 the p9rchaEse of hogs
Deeygs corn. de IN East Tfunessfe and|wilI apponf
sufficient nImber OF axeuis t assist me and deIin6
LneIr territory, AAf fiil " dpe Sine publish Il
have defermihed tn make ri ~ Al fforus X -.
liberal. and hope every hog ia Ehst Tehnesse lfIfa
bic for pork will be fhttened II itsl bS-Fr e7 F
Ny offee. Tor the bfesebt. Is AtEnnts. ii Re-
MOVE 70 knoxyslf efpan efterA a1dleS h, me at
sither point VIII " attended ros Hl Isl FIT Ilf
sepsotf MAR aEa 8. T.. al t s. az
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. Enrolling Oficers Of East Tenn ssEee,

70 Inc Enrolling UfncerB OF East IennssEeeg
lHREPLY 10 ffrd9fnf ipqis ies yoh are inf5 Iislee
that The Post IA a%s@rsat thattanahga. and knix
vile are The only one, ID East Tepnsssle who st4 *
ernpied from Cnnsrripfsan lNn. L. Hf1PkIN1l HI
Chattanooga Dec 1sif A. .nlcs
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HHlns "a eub.briptionI


One sqoa1spof Tks I.isKs Jr les on insertion
u 90; and 50 e.nts for each subseoueIt insertion
les than one mpnth. s
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To the Public

n. W COR BIN s,ElI kset, III raiav bous.s u,
oors below the CekrAl HOUSE, where Irsrsi-t ri-I,
always be Actorh (.al IL, l,is, "A
judgp fof yourself. [fi -lk Fl T1adi4-lnIT
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MONEY FUUND.

a CONSIDERABLE + sum 81 money f0unf "a bari
J.at-Im LtIrLR a MEME EE-