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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02
TO SHIPPERS.

III J" Ell ktNN AND ATLANTIC HAILROA AID
I n consequence OF the extraordinary demand made
Il uptsn Roads Tor transportation, together with
the aisence of state ot circumstances which
We Dor eur agents can ha any control. notice 10
hereby given that the Western Atlantic, Macon AZ
Western. and Atlanta West Po mt Boads. will not
hereafter iectve transport. store any irei IRON
any ~'urce OF suthos1ity until inrher notice, np@ss
the owner. ageos OF shipper. II the potua e sAsp
uest inst signs stipulation agr-etaent relie ring
the Roads truss II liability
JOHN 8. ROWLAND,
Supt West, & a. Il. n.
ISAAC SCOTT. I'd
Press Macon wea.R.B.
GEO. q. HULL.
topi A. D w ARR.
Atlanta. Peb. IS, 1858.
Before any Eoods he shipped the owners shi p>
pers, and agents. have to accept the Above condl
tions. II freight arriving aud offering at the Chat
tanooga depot. h subject 70 the above conditions.
MARLIN W. &. CAMDEN, Agent
" A
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02

A6S- Mister Brown. member of Congress
from mississippi. in fierce philippe agai, o.
"1he Prcss" aud its reporters said n ma,
hardly knew hm own speeches." BY the time
one Of Mister B'owu's spee.rhes unde goes
the necessary revising and correcting ut the
reporters hsada. We shouldnt he af all sur.
prised that he failed to recognize the bantlisg
in its nee disg Mise.
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~ The Colan bus tGa) Sun. desires to
know what We think wcald become Of half q
dozen Confederate Congressmen aud one or
two Richmond E.iitors. if it should ever be-
come necessary To subsist our armies or Jack.
Assea.
No you do~t .. Mr.. Sun. You want lid to
cali them Jaek-Ass-s, dout you! But We are
goiix 10 let them find it on, Themselves
though they bray their heads of in making
he discovery.
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SlUO REWARD.

~ runaway from the prem ises Of the subscriber ct
~ Walnut Valley PoA Once. SeQaaschte Co..
Tennessee The night OF the 3Sih Isny. l0ss. .
gro boy named Dsvs. about Is IL Sea1 old, feet
Ur u iocbes high. weighs aIo0t l1S lsusds. He
black negro rather sharp faced, loas mouth. thick
a sssd fiaher. But was b0sght y NJ ASon nootls
since In Hamburg, South Carolina. he sAys be was
bruseht frua PcsessbQrg Va, 70 Hamburg. Had On
Wins he left. heuwn )sens pants. hsovn tesss cunt
esd black cloth cap-his coat had Il, white bosN
cost buttoas, end The c0ah oGt d which his cnat Wis
brown than the other. ~ill pay 800 reward snr bin
ts.nvery NJ ~ ssst1eSce. On eeQuate6ie Oh.
fGslecsscc: e50 reward Tor hs cOaDsensu II aay
Jail. o. that can get bin. JAkES n. STEWART.
tSh6-1ms
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NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT East rgKNlssEE.
Office Assistant Ouar.esma sfs.y.

knexsLe. Tenn. Mar Ia. 70, 1855 y
A LII persous III this department who ave been ra-
~ rolled ~ ConscriPt-. and VIII" have b-en here
t,hUre de aed uake,s Outside contracts for
furn ishnk sh ITO tie army. hereby notified Ia
reurt " lses~Oa ~ this nee by the 5th al Aptii
OF they will In coLsi3eoed having abandoned The
privilege. aud vii! he ordered to report To Camp oi
inNIrSc6cs.
AL deisis OF shoemakers from organized commands
viii report ike1rse. or their detail will that
days aud they be reported to their respective com
ms nds tor 6niy.
This notice ds~ not apply tn details the employ
Of Messrs. simpson Bro, of Hawkins county. sna
Of Nessrs Mcdowell, Act;angh~y Co. and OF wss,
d Bruwu. OF Greene county, n Government coutrac>
tsts Tbe-e contractor. will only be required 20 for
ward to this ofiire tue LIST Of each month dupli
descriptive roll. OF all detailed In their
pioy. LOUIS pELAGiE.
Captain and A. q ~.
All es1ollinG officers Of the several Districts in
this Depxrtmrnt are hereby notid' to csuse oil
detailed pts above described 70 report a.
required. 4. ID. BLAKE.
Mar2S-fiIap5 It. Col. G.. =. A Combs Cons.
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re1- The dispatse,e. say "the eye of the
Prcsiden. 10 fixed on Tennessee" That alone
Toe" not release her soi, of the oppressor q
tread. A reinforcement Of thirty Thousand
more men will do moro good than anybody's
eye, towards redesming the saate and feedi ng
the army.
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h9r- 1t is suggested that the presence OF
Yankee guntoats up the Tennessee. looks ~
if they were contemplating flank movemer
on Pemberton. 1t is also suggested. that ~
Yankees will find plenty Of summing ground"
about jackson. il it 10 only solid enough under
foot.
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~. Gsrritt 6al0b. the Abolitonist who
went crazy" WHEN hs heard Of cold John
Bsowns" misfertanes. has reeov cred and con.
'ributed $1,000 to equip negro regiment. IF
his sanity is certainly established. it cannot he
denied that l,is brain In stil "esooi "a ,hering
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FINAL AND LAST CALL.

IL those indebted TO the subscriber by judgments
"A roses o. account. IL paid between this time. rnj
the fnt OF May. can pay H. shinp s.ters-a vho fsl
to make payment against that time. win hnd their
clains in the hands u ofcer fer collection; a<r
which time. nothing nut legal tender vii ba
ceived. L. A. GLASS.
mai 3me
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SOS REWARD.
MARRIOTT

- ANAWAY frum tie subscriber near Tren,o.
N pAde county Ga. "a the l2th day Feiy
fest. . ischss h,h. ~eiahs iso Ms. high cheek
bones. thick lpa. color. very bis.k. will pay Gas
Tor the apprehension sud deliver, al .ad hoy a..
or t,dsed In TRENTON jail that him. and 70 O. id
boy II caught without the limits of io county. nd
delivered TO me or ialged in Jail 10 that get him
" Ill paw City aolisrn- d. BROCK
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WANTED TO HIRE 100 NEGROES

II oh ch"ppu's and tssmmg pwr.rs "t che VuieAn
L Furnace, IN the l0gpor eud OF Dads county. Ca
between tbe lack ut ed Sand Mount sans. Thir II
perfectly healthy and sale locality.
Parties having negroes O. hire Ter the balsnce OF
the year will please address, r further ulars
$. b. LOWE b Co.,
marie. I'm ofi-e Vulcan Works hsrtano "a Tenn
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m Tho Yankees claim that their recen,
drubbins at Keiiys Ford, was a "grea, Fsde
raj victory "-when every rascal Of them ran
as fast as bis legs could carry ltis.. yankee
paper says "the soldiers are In high feather
over their victory" II they showed any
f-a'he. at ALT was the White onei
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SHERIFF'S SALE

nN the Rsrl nnnd>y in April. loS3. will sell n
~ cash. At puLDc oatcIy ~ the highest bidder. n
toe Court House doSr In Harrison. 1rupe the foe
hViug oi baud to W.T.: aatut two hundred acre.,
lSins the d,strlct, or tamileso co0nty 1eupes
see. adjDinnG the laada JsasSs n. Jsh asal iianip
Ysrnei And Othcrs-s.id land bet0sEiag 70 kimro
Fendeg ra.s, aud will he fNld ~ Natisty judg
and Issts. favor Of James u Sc0et, agsi ist sci
Peadegvsso. JAMKS JACK, fsep. SheriA,
teb12- ~ HAOik01 Co.
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pA. The young army Of stout soldiers fool
ishly employed to preserve Martial Law" in
half Thousand small villages in the Confede-
racy. where there 10 need OF sach law, could
swell q. aggs army to snch az extent that lac
could re .oc, upy the whole Of Kentucky.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02

wN tGCoSs hasN. qgmer 81 bsndsnt OF thu
I as op.ch A.noe1psAas bssa asDed TO du',
6 .hSt sId bnd a".eNes ssme lod Of hi' old
Hgimont q s.hegby vil'e. lie . succeeded At
sh;s Pest. BY Col G. p. DA~ssa. II the 9TH Co.,
Regiment. al affable gentleman sind gallant Of
fioer, wno Ia. won his way to rank and honor
hy naArisosi0us oossdsct il sA"-essd S"'. ~ '
entered this vHs yiah sn''ssses spon III"
Oh aulsior. and 10 NOW Colonel oil infantry. and
we believe, ri,e youngest OF thu line. We
predic, him, yet Beigsdisr. And believe none
would better saeserve the distinc lion.
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HADarAkTkns DEPARTMENT No.al
GENERAL ORDERS}
Mob.
l. Frequent Inquiries a. those Heaiunrrters tsdi-
cats that hu1nhsss of sble bedied liable 20 coz.
scripton. are sii empsoyed In different
Of the army against orders.
IL IL is there tore ansouncsd fer the Information OF
snfaiine of en-. that DO military employment any
kind Shstever, .xtmp'S the emp Joyce from beins
enr,<d. Applications for exemp tsons must 10 dec,.
ded by the Enrolling officers. other les being
recnGotsed BY the department NJ having any con,roi
n the mstter.
By command OF Geul BsAGG,
(SigoeA) Pm. THOMSON.
4. A. Gen ].
g. A. MoaKNo,
A. A. A. Genl.
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III soce.A.se< v.h sestssr n.{ By The Spert u,
the CAgnty Court - La~reu NO eouniy, oaae OF
Ien&esesosuPan me e ot ileesisae oi
w. p uoore dec-ased, I hereby notify al pesso.,e
haviar catshs against aid e-pte - appear ana ae
IN" asme with aid Cetk authe ntcassA In tie man
Ger prescribed hy lac ON or before the 18th day oi
July 1888. or they vi tc forever barred
JOHN L. BRANDON.
-tpsTJ9 <N~ Admin i-il ator.
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NJ Yesterday wac An Fools Day. We
believe they were MI in town TOO, from the
namber of horses that we're standing scrsra
Vic siSewaiks TO the incon veniencS OF the
pAAsssU.
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n,ust fade" That wont affect ABfakam Lin.
lin. Esq. VINO 10 hkcly - cnu,inse Sresn Sos
very long, lengthy period On the beauty
uur.tion. "a. o.. ..-. . 80
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Inportant 10 Enrolling fBets.

..,-.- .tt.... ... CHATTANOOGA. Feb. l. kti3.
THE osdsr Of Col. Blake eonsAadaat Of cos-crpts
Offering $50 Ie ward fer ire arrest Of consc' l's'
eatkkS enSUllinG officers 70 the reward, when to
Dske ~ afrvst contemplated by rhe order.
nach EDsolltag O6S,xs " required 20 make g. =
txFsive Foll " h,msni, aud D0rward 10 immediately
10 Col. Blake. Omceys " saSlsCTifs age. retain
The o6lce by promptly enroinx and s-nding forward
every ouasCrips within their respective dist,icts
JOHN L.HOPklNS, A. DC,
feb2l-4w end Sup EssOl In Uniccn-
- EHss fenneasee pa pers copy four weeks.
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ns- The Mouseone.y Nah learns from /.
.r,v,ic letter from Erapslia county in K4sil,
iabarna, that the fcierAls7, have carried oil
ak thousand negroes from, that county.
recently.
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~ We are pleased to be able to chronicle
ihe tao. that the recent cold snap has not kill
ed NIL tho fruit. The young peaches in sa
bryo." appear not to have been blighted By
the froats
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~ Rnsccrans' army in Middle Tennes
zee con.sirutss the bsck -bope Of the sutjusn.
ting seaconda 81 the NoriL u that army
~ere crushed. scattered and driven back upo'
the Ohio. pesce would follow in thirty day"
With reinforcement Of twenty. Thousand
men Bragg coulL c,ush. scatter, and drive
back that army. The defeat Of Rose
crane would tend moro to disc,mfit the enc
my than any other event Of the war
With twemfy thousand more men he could be
ssnaHy dsse.tsd. THO war may - we'll b.
settled now ~ 1t any other titne-ior it niue
enti some day.
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Adr Col. FIanu0n's Partisan Rangera wer'
At fusoumbia at last s.ecowAs. end the Fefe
rails were quite shy Of them
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s~A hsnd. - I'M ftas ru,l cpd
sfii,.ry friS4h At Ut. btlsves leri ao'
% .l,shtese pro.psct fog sn sogAknSe viii
the enemy ct present.
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Eubstitute Wante(
Deirabh Goods at Auction.

~ store a. il o'clock to The hisA"ss Ss2Se.. ~
ellcviaA iearabls sooas'jos' rs's"sd- d'seeA ~
;spo.Sso B~.sss esus N.ed,ss. ''d -i's ~ 90
Large vt Darn,ss NsedisA. t.s,.' 81, aess foa
I"rss "a Fsss co.s.. I,usy swa esAs'tas.p p"
Lot Hau Pins. .-Ii ii o. tom Z
Fise Sctsaors. $500. 81, a..
vtol6n esriHas. -
II l =" Ane PoSkss Knives ,arrsa "a
PAL 0ussscs. sasssed stss~. - ~. H.
/. wsseh keys. See and b'.s. - s:ii sd
Lsdies wbas ss1 oossssd KA Ossss9I'G.i .
:. i iss.s fsstr.. p..,s al ss.SsGs.o
Ce,ss1ss-s Ki1 Give. : .s9lobni:r.I
ila-xs K. All, Sp pseSs asssxsreAsS. .9vais Is
Z. 49, .., s.' 81 !. CO. ~. s,.s i :.
nsr3l-si .I..AAu.s. = III; N. M ysa i
=. .-.,,s sNADXZD .f-uodi "a ss~oi 4
| n.'A.rsse ~ sEssr 91sss, IA !
esss:ss:..s:I = - - !: 3s..sss tsaa
NJ sb go :s,,is:.s:.s Il s:i;.:S -
,AE DsScs111sN Aessa.0s1Gl - -0Ues1 =
'ss'' es.s..' -. - ~ 3]ss sll
rs,1e-la ~ III ..s.r -c0sAssaA AA10
ofS'cs co&HA49H g gg*;sf1| :
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g; e rs :. Y
" kss 9 49, cs0. rAsA
~ - - H. sss3@s 40 .
49, ~ lNe ~ sAsssuspAoeWA1y
-. .sa' sd s.bs.ss.zsxv. = ID !
6b35-0. CDAaaoAAaA q S,sanoUo>1D.
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49, Yankee officer remarked tie oihe,
day in Nashville. that "ths quickest way ia
lake Richmond wsuld be to osnd Stokes cav.
airy there and they woald steal it in twenty
four houRs"
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81 We are informed by PARTIES Immediate
~ from The font I'll at tho Federal Gusboas.
are reported sgain at Eiorence, Ala. 1t 70 sup
posed they are on, ca anotsler raid Or else
i"Prepectiue" the couasry Tor . change Of
base.
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CON MlTTED.

'1fO the JAIL vi Cannon coanty Tennessee, Ia tbs
L town of woodiery, one Negro man. sho says
ms nsue 10 Henry. and belongs 10 Jackson Botfo,
10 1seks"n county Alabama; tho owner ~ requested
70 come forward. pfoSe provercy. pay charges. aud
take him away. JOHN BINS, Jaiior. p
mar 80
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- The telegraph says the burning OF
Shelby vile Court House the other night VIA
mot much loss" II ali tho law books were
burned we imagine there nsst have been con-
siderable ksrs il. tho fire.
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FATArrgviLLK. JGNNxssEE. I
February IN, 1868

February ~, 1868 {
LNNMOLLING officers IN the State Of Tennessee
IT, will at enruil conscripts, oil OH ers 10
tssis respective dirsricss Who may be aens without
leave irorn their pds. The sprUliinR officers in
Middle TenuesseN will seud descriptive rvs 81 ,l,
utacern NO enrolled u the CommAndAn. OF Camp %
destruction. At Fayetteville, Tennessee. The enroll
inE officers N Eass Tenhe~s, will send similar de-.
crfpttve rolls u the conuandsnt Ut conscrpts. ~
tnaxuile, Tennea~es. - ~
Il. ID. BLAKE, Ii. Col. @. \. A.,
febzl Aw Comd Z Con. tur Tennessee.
= - East Tenpe s~re pauerH COW four wseks.
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~. CeTtsis wo@en i'm Atlanta, Ga, and
Salisbury, ~. C., have engaged recently i'm
Bread Riots. Ifthey had b,en ell bread 81
women they would not have done So
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NARROWING DKsER Frs.

HAAb0UAHfRks UhfAkrhKNr NO. IL
lSsrECTOk GESKRALs OrrICk.
TuIlAhoma, Tenn. Feb. llth 1868.
vINHE General Commanding this D-psr'me Mt. learn
with regret, shat there are Ia Tennessee. nuu,.
Der of evH tiep~sed esWDs who. instead II coatribo
ting TO The reekng country from AbohttOn inva-
sion, Inc inns thuse arr to the disgrAoeui
crns q deasstiAn. and harboring them All PERSONS
wieAtn ~ hnk OF sts department. untitled that
Ne ps0nsy u 0ach eoeeW DsAra. and the slSioa.
81 ehx will ~ made to detect thsss VITO incite so
disrs 70 desert. or Who may harbor those who ha"'
dessste1, aod summary pannhmrht sRQeIed IN ev"rv
nstaa0s. J. =. JONES, a. I. Cecil.
> feLlS-lm Depsrmeai No. ..
81 Rstusi 3annsr copY one Donth. and ssnd hill ia
this once.
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wN. ]. ST AlDEREI,,
Clt i N.

Tennessee River Bottom Farm fW sals.
I OFFER fer sale COO acres Oi lAsA sssatsd 90 the
/ Tsunessse Rive miles South EAA Of jasper,
sd Ia oilss isv0 Shell AosnA. on sbs y. O. 4. Il.
fHese ahst 500 seres Of bot,Qm aad inctsted In
se tsne4 Whh a6Cat n scsos eSessU6. and N pex.
basssihls ssrpy u Gnbse, fhsstioe 6eastaG - tW-
ssse wnl address me ~ jasper. Jsnnesse4
[1As nlirs st.ts 1sss. ~ Gal xiAias
sosvce evn SfabHlckiiis bxUu sfoas5
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IN nnsola6 uxrSrsghnlbt pn@eH la,
completely cfiAascA f,,s co,ap ,ess'Ss " t6s war
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o1r. For the boae6t Of tho service" 10 tho
city. under which more ousrsges have been
Ieotnniatsd & siwst The peeps. sbas - eoslA
recount with twenty busy qsiils. IN half . yeas!
edy' The open, bSad end Aos,est truth 10 a.
ways tie ~iscat. Al aye the safest fox every
one under all circumstances.
AI- Sen " ~le b~~pton aud Gen. Mass,
field DWELL, are in Charleston.
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100 Boxes Tobacco.
NfEDICN aud I'm Rradea. u Close con xigr ments
WI WILL bs soid st low do ures IL applied fr sssaI.
- J. IL. WILLY
svrr.tf ~ ." Comm l-si,n Men rbuut
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!; !; :: :: ):
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$50 REWARD.

EtoR John C.ul. free .ssre san. .oainIsv; 4
Il hor~e thief by trade. pescTiption-k,w.- thick
RI. very lame in IN hip. dark crnmpitxh .hors
dark hair asd whsskers. Gysy eyss, tsvn up uo..
quick spoken Of oshs. Is yeass ~ aee. aaA cah
himself n mesb-r Of saaxms' Cayalr. sas u ~.
He asaraes many names. has stolen may bcres
lurk. sboot ~ mountains Of rnnkiia asd Jsckson
c0,usss. ell 9ss~ che ebsse reward HI his dsiv
cry ~ oe et Aadessso dapt. N. 1 Z.
. 6at22-lts J. II. ERWIN
FARM AND RK6IDENCE FOR SaA.E.
I OvREn e. ss's my 'sra and sOtesa. ~. eeo.see
i u miles Gtoa LAEsy esie e. tn csonA0 s0e q Wal.
Ter Co. Ca, and lsA mile. va she " I A. Ral!ved.
Thers sn mne hondred acres. one hsndred and tortJ
s3esse6. hAsed end vseAy tr peassihg the beissct
veil si06ew1. ftsse b . Ha.t aasnod lselha9 Nth
- roess, and cct Aess!n oeo1tess. H. sen
..shsd Jog driving fhlssh:t ssa co..ss Oh. n! ne
shssp slsAs 60 rasss. aia 10 Rs.A spcas. Tssss y
goodvsse.sbIe ~ Aso asA sse ssseasa Of s.ssss
apples, peaches end PsHy, yNh cho.cs variety %
grapes SC. THE place 10 wen wstersd With sps!sg end
val. coaveaAnsiy iocated The sention r. q heAEay
Con- ~ hrU0t sayWh6re. AsS &o& Wtehtn& fessoss
partk uasss will spe,y Ann,edissely =
tebl9-ims +. W. RU6SklLt
lafayette. Oa.
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70 Capitalists.
A PIECE " prnosrsy yseldisS one euadred dollars
r. clear f,ssas per. ~. can - bdasss toe Pitssa
Tip,usand DoliArs owner being enable trUs1 al
hsslsh - s:ss It's SITE stoa to Il. Apply u
a.. j. " WILLY.
sanr3f Commissios Merchant.
substitute Wanted. .....
TWILL PAY T4O THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
a Ga hseAuoe, N 90. L, l64eo Teaeoaso EAg
in,ent. Zen Smith's brigade. -.... -.
mar46-1W A.S. CHAIRfA.
a.. .. nAaALsON. 10. r1hxt1a
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02

~ turing ompsny. The Mills OF this CompAuy
located IL miles West IL Charlotte. upon the Cataw
ba River. are in iuil opel alton with gpod sup
ply oil "a Al. rial. IL orders shy .scti,n the
SOUTH rn COniederscy Tor fine rife and spo, ting Pow
def. also orders from Rail Road Cousra tors Mn
or. aud stners fpr ILstiay Powder will 10 promptly
filled. Address s. W. DAVIS, Pres
msH25-im CharhAte n. q.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02
NOTICE..

NOTICE. 80
CBArrAk s,0A, March J, 1863.
MY wifi. Caroline Hihevke having Ieit my led and
wi board. I notify the pubic trst will not be
apon.ibIe Il r Auy dsNs c"ssSacAsd by her.
mnr21 lw f.. HINECkE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02

Confederate Treasury N,aes. and Confederuce
Bon dis received in payment.
The pro Seds Of sae~ Of the properly found in
i country belong inR:to tlso~e srs ipvsdiu0 it,
ana All the debts due them. by Con
gr~' To pay lusses 10 own citizens. invite the
AID Vi all Interested, TO atsend satta snI repo {
d.bta, and "pcfty that the Di- y. fund" has
be thereby incr-s~ed.
y. Il COCkR.Li..
ussRlS-tds Receiver e.. ~ N. r.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-25
A TRUE SOLDIERS LETTER.

The following extract is from a latter from a
soldier in Beams's NJ. Battery. Its tone
OF uncompromising loyalty and cheerfulness
is commended to those who have labored SO
diligently to convince the people that the ar
my is discouraged and demoralized
''I have been sorry to observe, in some of
the published letters from soldiers and chap
iains, discouraged, fault-inding spirit this
ought not to be; it encourages the secesh,
and gives them reason to hold up their heads
a true patriot, with the love of country glow
ing ia mis- bosom, will not allow his mind to
dwell upon the ups and downs and reverses
which he may meet with, much less will he
give expression to aught of such nature. l
have faith in the Lord, that he will bring us
all right yet. Father thinks there will not be
much more fighting. 1 think the rebels will
fight to a man we will have as desperate
fghtiug as we ever have had, when we are
called to the ttie-feld. ! shall try to do my
whole duty like true soldier every time. |
have been under fire, and prayed the Lord to
help me to do my duty, and he has helped me
to do it. 1 think we had just as hot work on
the Peninsula as We did at Fredericksburg.
What we called picket firing there, would, in
the Revolutionary War, be called battle. 1
am willing to go through what 1 have gone
through, again, for the old Flag. l want to
see it wave once more over the land of the
free and the home OF the brave. / trust all
will strive to do their utmost to encourage the
soldier in his duty, and do q II to enable US to
triumph over our foes At last" faEr- -re