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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16
N'CLELIAN's ExPLoIrs.

Msjor-GsnerslM Mo Clellanls history Of his
own exploits will soon be published by the
War Department. Il will make three o.
tsVo volumes, equal in size To those con.
tanning the Report of the Committee on the
Conduct Of tho War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16
60 the Evening POst.i
rHE UsEOE MEn ron woRK.

The Union members will favor hard
work and little speech making this winter.
Fortunately they are fully in accord with
the President and no time will be spent in
the uphill work Of carrying measures
which are not recommended by the Exec
utiYe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16
MIlITARY.

HIGHWINES.-THE UnDTRsTgN-
II I'd Pay special attention TO the IA of Hfgh-
wlasa. Consignmont viii always receive PROMPT At
rentlon. Cash advances made when dfsirsd
-, Il. r. s. bUhGF6s,
Qoels hoa. i56 and 1s8 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

In the mesnameI am very truly yours,
A. B. PETTIBoNE, z
Major 99th Wisconsin Volunteers.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26
TELEGRAPHIC.


/ Ar'AsrA March 2s.--Lstters from .TuIIaho
ma dated The 1Ist. induce the beisef ,b.t ~.
enemy has not "a len back. but is epde.vorins
! 10 turh Dur right Gen. iJohns,on !. there
The army is in fine condition. Il il reported
that Gen. Bragg Las been ordered to Rich
mpnd.
RicHMSSD. March "a. In the Senate. : re-
pert was presented from The committee Of CON
isFen eel on tue suffice Of regulating impress
lnents Of private property for the use Of N,
army. The bill reported provides that what
eyer property belonging to The producer i
impressed il shall he appraised bv to die
Interested clt'zehs who shall award Just
compensation; It also provides for the sppoiat.
ment II two cpmmiss onets from each st.ts
one BY tho President. and, the other bv ,I,e
Governor! Who shall TX schedule of prices
every two months or eftener. which hail re-.
ulate the amcnnis 10 be paid for propertv
Impressed in tile hand Of any persons other
than tie producer, II the person is holding
the same Tor his on n use Tie bin was r,osr-
PoIled until to morrow
The bin to establish Court Of claims VS.
discussed until the a.ljouranelt.
In the House the tax bill passed. when the
doors were opened.
The impresstnent bill was reported from
the cPtnlniEieo Of conferences. discussed ahs
passed.
The bill for the assessment and collection Of
the direct taxes and international dutiss was
considered till adjournnent.
n. 81
-four had been impressed, Judge Lyons grant
ed an injunction to-day to restrain the Gov
ernment from taking possession Of said aour
on The ground that the improvement va. no,
warranted by public exigshcy or made in &C
cordance with law.
MoriLE. March % The Grenada .A,n.,1
OF the 2lst says The packet steamer Nat
chez with 1900 bales of cotton. WAS destroyed
by fire on ihe 9th inst, on her trip up the
Yazoo. The Hartford and Mon ongahsla were
allowed to approach within 400 yards OF our
batteries At Grand Gulf when we opened M
on then, the vessels replying will. broad
sides which was several times repeated. A
dozen shsts struck the vessels, and parties
were seen CRYING the wounded below. 10
damage done to orr side
The Natchez Courier sara the Hartford. tie
Federal Gag ship with commodore Farrarut
on board. anchored in front OF the city on
Tuesday afternoon the SCH, and sent a small
boat with flag Of truce ashore. with q note
addressed to the Mayor. stating if U. 8. boats
were fred upoA BY the people OF gueriIlas. he
weuld lombard the city The Hartford re-
manned all night and left with the Aonorea-
heIa next morning
A special 10 the appeal, Grenada. of the 10Th
says dispatch to the Memphis Argus. from
Ficksburg Of the 18th. stated tina twenty f We
Rebels were captured while tearing out the
Ievee above the canal.
Bayou Macon las been pronounced unnavi.
gable on account Of snags.
A Division Of The Yankee army left Memphis
on Tuesday last the 18th, in light draft steam
ers bound to Yazoo pass
The river i falling at Memphis and also its
upper tributaries
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

The report of 1t. Gen. Poll, of the battle
Of Shiloh, which we present in this morn.
ing's impression of the Rebel, will be read
with great interest 1t viii be gratifying to
the people Of Tennessee to see justice
awarded to the troops Of this State in the
official record of that memorable battle, by
the hand of one under whose eye large
portion of them fought It viii be seen
that TeDnesseeans did their whole duty on
that Lioody field, and are entitled to. the
highest credit for their constancy and sslor
on that occasop. The AHusion of Gen.
Polk to the fall Of Gen. Albert Sidney
johnson is touching tribute TO- the heart
aud head of that pure patriot and illastrious
hero, The report throughout is marked by
apersPieuity of statement, an elevation Of
tone, and sapirit of truth and candOr, which
places it as model.iA this species of com
position.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26


Russell. q the London Times, IN hIs sAnrrit1'
Diary gives The fDoFins descriptive Eksieh q sena
tor wigfall. Of Texas:
AS the brat touched The quay Of The fort = tai
powerful looking man came fhrouxh the shattered
gnteuaT aid With n1eren stops strode over rbe NIB
Dish touaru 1kl1 Which Has aifihr - RESTED
aim, and INTO whieh 3e Jumped and roe or Hecox.
nlrlnK eas 81 NJ eQmpaa,inl. hs Pa.-ed or b01l
y nh'ed N among - o. the imminent danger Of ~
Our nv Tread uas dressed in the alue mock cat
o. cJ-Ian rtunu ufith lie hao tied red Ak SD
~ uaifoand snpportsd strafxhr sword hoherhInr
ilke ~ = Wo9n ullh dress HI mus ~ ne
rhs surfandsd Rfh loosely fasfened siIk todFer
Chief an nisd rnaAse. ~ black hair rinrrd ulrh
gray - hum under CIVILIAN . haf over ~ cellar.
~ unstspped rcpsen we're eathered Up high % his
80. fhJiAg anpis o-1s- garn srd With iurnloa-
be b - Bal hls a. - rs,t one u - ar
Etltien straight. bFoad brow from wh,ch The ri
nlfe up feBrt-tien On river b.nk. beeilinr
black tbrows-z mouth c0arse aud rr,m her ION "a
poHer sqnate 3au-a tbiek representative u,se-n
neN RrI IN Q! scrupny neard and he-ghere
ee,e = p 60 ~ elrs q wonderful depIh and heb
sufn - knsftr az before but IN ne bad u E,ld
yculok some day uken The sun IL rot 100 brirbt
ln11 me 81 the orngAi tiger. IN The R<gents Psrk
- nc CT coming round. yon viii infm s3nt
n9iion the exprersion mean. Il was nushIrr.
nerce, u caln-uItb well a. IRE banninr behind
asd spOfEg through u. an rye pifiiel- "a aprer
nnieh n ana then sought to eonreai rs exrre<~i,t
oeneAtn taf closed lds and then burst out rifh an
angry fee. a. a. disdaining concealment
Ills noiir other THAI Louis T. UixfaIf. coLsnel
(tofn OTIS UWn Gre stinnl IN the C.nle1rraff amy
ano Seusor nom Iexas the United stafrs :
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 20. 1863.

The opinion has been entertained by some
that it Wa the intention of Gen. Rosecranz
to abandon his forward movement from
u--freesboro' towards Tullahona, and make
flank movement y the way Of Columbia,
Pulaski and Huntsville, SO as to turn Gen.
BrAgg,s position at TulIahoma We are
satisfied that Gen Rosecrans does not intend
TO make his gsneI=f advance 10 that dircc-
t:or. The movement towards Columbia is
intendeas we believe, 10 draw Gen. Bragg
away fron T1llahoma, and cause him to lose
the supposed advantages of that position
1t would be very unsafe for Gen. Roseerans
to advance with his whole army south, in
the direction Of Pulaski, leaving the rear OF
his army exposed to attacks from our cav
a Try His communications with Nashville
ana Kentucky would be destroyed, and his
army could not spbsist in that region, an
}soyed as il wonId DC, BY our forces on all
sides. The object If Gen. Re sencrans, We
are satisfied, is TO induce Gen. Bragg to
weaken his prosentTline, in order that he
may mako his contemplated attack with
some hopes Of success, Ike route to Chat
tanooga By the way Of 1uolumbin, Pula4 ki,
and Huntsville, is far too dangerous in bur
ppinion, for Gen. Rosecrans to undertake it.
limo will show, We think, that this mo ve-
nent towards Columbia Is mere feint, i'm.
tended to cover operations in another gu ar,
ter or that il is a large fornging party COM
ing out FOR the purpose Of plunderine
Neary and5 Giles counties, Tenn. What
ever may be their object, We are satisfied.
our Generals will take the proper steps to
disconcert their plans, and that bheir move
mcEt, although it may cost much suffering
and individual loss, viii prove failure.
These are our views formed from what we
know of the character Of the country, with
aHt having any information as to the inten-
lions Of our Generals, or the designs Of the
enemy chat is not Known already to the
public We believe that the great battle
which is 10 decide The fate of Middle Ten
nessee for the present campaign is to be
fought near the line Of Nashville and Chat
tapooga railroad and that all other move
-'ments are mere feints Al few days viii
show whether We are, right ID our opinion
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

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tieork1a Avenue -
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tfteA - lz1d ~ TIE u1rtb CfFH Disb srl q fi.re
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26


Fron the iatest Northern and EIrureas new.
PApeu We cOndtuse the following ite-ns u literary
interest
TennjSon. the I4ureIled poet Of Great Britain has
issued lAttly Ehoeh The Fisher nan'i sad by The
critics % be Pden o wonderful dramatic power.
aud Baodcea. founded accidents Ia the life OF
that 2 setn-
The psiers anil correspondence Of the late M,r1uis
OF LlnsdtpWu are announced Ter publication
The Nassau tidkrdian u the lt1 instant contains
Oh are.tsn letter from ..WoOd Eard,s Who write-
very like our rIehd ora The Guardian Of the aslh
February coltsills charlezt0n letter from Per-
sOnne.i'
French. fsinee De JoinEiIIes aee0ns ct the Feo1n-
sua CampaiE u the Yankees .-l1
Tue eoltor y tfe Literary Messenger has for son.
tiLe past Seen Engaged coiieetng materials Tor
aud fierDir ldcidrts ard humorous Anecdotss
u1 the ar line materials already on hand ~
enough q form r1lames VI respt ct.ble diens ~
IL Is Le desire OF the et1r however coolest - lar
d0tsa and facfie pi the VAR VITA the view 81 canr
from ten the chi ces1 ou.y- Toe editor reqne-rs TIE
ssistancc Of al who are lend himself or me en-
se1Priss He de9ire. 81 eciAy 70 Obtain the names
Ia regard - their deeds, who hpt bs oterooke
by the general hibt0rian- address DR.. G. W. BxrhV
ONCE Of Tie systern Literary As.senseE. Iichui0nd
-Lks CokFEAEIxs." (canta.a. Music by Mr.. All,
fred Godfrcs. aud words ~ n Joachim DunosJ Is .
new piece Df music ja-t plblshed N Parz ana sid
Tor the heeht u The Wpundsd In Co1edsruls ar
mics The title page is snperby illuminated tn an
excellent likeness VI President Davis, 10 whom the
music Is dedicated The medallion eoltaioing ii z
portrat j drzped with the banner and sta.dsrd d
the ,onIeder.ie States An kagiish sFansatsou u
tne words By Madame - i added.
=. America the ola Werld7 Il TIE tile ora paper by
Aeazsiz IN The AilNnue for Marcia
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

'rI'hE senior Psrtnfr bas As-sci.led Mr. p. r. d.
a Erd wuh bin IN his GIN ERAI. ItONkIHeloo
HOUSE. - the Old se4nd a. etspes A. Andersun an
ro1cia connguments - sugar hd,azrs Ct-fbn
Merchandise and Prpaucs eener4lly To sell Fre
duce ~ highest market nrfrnf In perssr 4.
heights md delivery aud .rnd account sales sno
rhecks g cnce IN old establisned rue q Ia.
house 1t has answered an extended tI1fr narl
which 81 yearr rpsrtnce via this market and oIli
prrs-nt inrreased t4is.es. prepares ~ ns-t uEh
our usua- pruTn plt>css-
Literal atFLnce< 90 my amouni n Pfotuce n bard
AlEz7s onf land heavy stock q Mnnufarfurtd
md ems ng IOB4CcO, Earranfed - reprsseiIfe.d
and ~ iozi A. can l,e hs4 Virginia.
lanI7 en- III STAPLES n InIIIARn-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26
osiTuAn1-

D8tTlAHf- IT
DfED. Winehesisr. Tennessee. en- sunday essuinx
Feb p, lss. Al Orene \ JazEs Tniss. sou OF Dr..
Janes NJ Hrs- Vir<ini. rorlsr szsd enc year. >
Dsnths Al 2s days
when = bssshsn neih.r b.ries her shild the IL
fe red mend that Eses 70 mark The loved rersan-.
darkens s.hoPs. that tie young sleeper q The gave
viii ever taken agsin- No evergreen dourI>Ies 10
ornHnsnti she sacred dust OF indIsa-ss DE I'M,
mortality the spiri, which o1oe gave It sDihs,ou.
Ne hpverfoon along the solemn margin. 10 emblem.
Aiizel thstiight and bearslluI worId-tkoss Eden
bowers be I'd the starr where 10 hissirg serpsat
shall ever sin enter 70 bIenish their i'm nortsl pL
riy, Or disrb The tree Of Life Bnf Hhen the rhrs
tas HothsHressss The loved little firm for lbe tnb
she knsws lat '-of such - The Ksngdern q Heaven
that her dang chd = not dad hut sleepeth = and
that if the ines ct SINE. the sane ondly eherrhed
imAgs Will &c, clothed garments Of eternal light
and beauty, Thns VITA a. i.teIIirent rrsirnstion
she sqnsignber dearest hopes On earth q tie mar
rev linits ethe tomb. knocking that The son Il God
arst made I dark de-ce1t-thst HtHe ckiIdrrp
might thsoul is portals. receive IRON hin an su-
thentif mss<e OF eternal peace
Little TRIs vas All that hs devoted father and
mother eoultish- He vas child alike remaskab.e
for biz eeautHnd unusual promise Oh behaved
and afflicted trents, weep not. that Ike an early
lower he hAp sson been gathered 70 ornament the
tons. oh fpf strieken and suffering mother.
while Pang atr paDg. OF delicate anguish touches
your heart. u away from the zorrows which nov
Amet fou - ieEsnsy. and nnd the cousoi ntins Of
that peace Efh 'pA-srtn ali understanding IN
humble subm4on 20 Him. wbo>e q mercy enduru<h
forever " "d4rling child, your lite angel
hey vas too ght. too pure TO glorious for earth
6uf VA fashod for the conpanionship Of those i'm
l0oit-l spirits 20 have washed thei< robes. and
=. ~ a.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26
TO SHIPPERS.

81 ~ Ell ERs AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
Il e7osequtncs O The sztraordinary demand unse
npo1 cur klads ior tran<llrt.f.o- torethrr 80
he 1l.tence ~ staie ~ ciru1nl<tanrez ever uhirI
re Der CIR aeert< en- b. any cuntrol. rusira i
1sretI giFen inst he Nesitrn \ Aflsutir Naron a
Aestrr1 anc AflFnta 4 Wrzf Point Roads Vii nj
-sIt-itrF leo ne IAn>1rf- el.re any lrrrkt ron
80 -Ice - 49, oerilty nnill luTlr nefice. uness
--e tslrr, A<e1t = e.Fptr- - Tie point q mp
Re1a nrst siEnf = 1llf,cn lEretrt-t reiierinr
he l1cads al IL bilfsF-
JOHN s ROWLAND.
- sgtzt Nesis - 4 A. T. T.
ISAAC SCOTT
Prest Nscoa 4 Wea R.R
GEO- g. HUI-I..i
Atlanta. FEB Is. lss5.
Before anJ Eoods can Be SHIPPED The orners n II
pers and aEe111- have - srrerf ne atcrr rr-tI
.Fn~ Al treizht ArrIFlnE and ufrri1r az ne Chat
i-nooea DEPOT. = sulrrt - ne abore cl.nd1iirns
marlin " G CAMDEN. a crr.f
" l.E7
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

sa- "A silly piece OF lloggerel is going The
rounds Of the country, ard more yeraani
press, lhgubriausly and ruritahically entitled
:. 10 tLis ! time to dance T. There are sbms
long fadesi htPocriles And crpakers i4 ltlse
South. who want to walk on stills. who rdnld
convert The visAge Of tie land into a wAeEry-
faced Wizard. aud malL the heart Of ID all
into nAqseatillg powder of lead In answer to
the sanetimouIbus rigHsrolei. We have % say
that This IS time to dance ourselves and 70
make ilIe Yankees dance also. 1t is betlet 10
dance thfOugh this 'saF .ilan 10 xaddIe thf5 il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

s8- Flowers are the Alphabet of the angels.
Hahz. the poet Of the Persians. originated the
conceit. A poetical friend Esugeesta.- that il
this be really So the little eher0bs aud 5, rapFs
will soon be able to study their letters from a
new edition of the floral primmer, for this Jia,,d
aud delicious weather is starting every bud
and swelling every spri;,,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

r@- RJsecrahz complains tIlat traitoI IS ID ID
the Northwest stab in the back the most tue
hearted generous men of the tonntry~ lie
might make the game complaint Of the Cen
federale soldiers. Indeed. the backs Of rae
most true hearted. generous men OF tie cban
try is tie only part about them within reach
Of a stab and that always con the wing sa
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

CtoPARTNEESHlP S0TICE--Ths undergone,
~ have as-ociated themselEes together arder ~.
sigie and nm Of BOEDURANT MATTHIAS 10,
Tie purpuse ~ cDndIlcti1x The GROCERY Nh f,ov
MISSION BUSHES II LynchLarr "
me shall seep Constantly band - iarre md
vel select-c stock u GhOC E1ltcS AID STAPLf
Dtf GOODS. - can b obtained and 9ill spare -
pains 10 serve our cus1r'r1crs at AL rfn,esI
Conducting the b1sine>s On The CASH princirIe
will b enabled 70 orer indncensnls % cifv 80
country purcta<e-r ei-her By Eholesale q rurall
Co1slgnmehfs OF Fuur. Wheat Com and al othe,
country prodace solict-d and prompt rtrurns In \
cases. son a. Eales are mr-ie
Manufactured and sinking Tobacco hnI eru9 -
al grades always "a hand
Ne soicii shsss Of TIE pubic PATRONAGE
J. p BUNbURANT
oeci8-su JAMES Matthias
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

n eccnri1nce With a. order rinss br - C1crk a
the County co1rt 81 Lsurencs c,1nfT Etnie 81
Lenne<see, upon me - Adnnistratr ~ he e<Iae q
naiFinE claims aEa1st saii etste & appear ard sc
tnekA1e With sid Jerk sufhentiil re1 IN he nan-
7er presented By Nv beiore The - b taJ II
July. rs. q tbeE Nj be forever b8rrr1-
JOHN T. Hl.ANDOA
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

The iOisxing i partial list d ofHcers. eaptursd
at NurlreessOro. now in prison Al Indianapolis:
IRE Cook, captain. company I! Isth TennS,see neg
fment
|. D. GEsenl.~l saPt-in. 'eonpaay D. stA Csnf.dsr
ale regiueht.
IL. hs-k. lienenant. company G, sorh Miz.l-sippi
J. A.4anf. hsdIennni eolnpany D.. 6lh Tennessse
.smss ~ -Foriks.. heutsa-nt cenP.ny ID. Ali
c. ". T-Iliaisi no. iisu,spant. company K. sO.l
n ssizsppi. .ii asrr - 49,
Samuel n. Rekg, heatanans. company B. a7th
Missirsippk -
e E tullnm. neutenanf, company r. sfh Ten
nesfee-
Charles r. Miilet. lisufsn.nt, cdupay h sth Con-
fedcrnte. vim d So |l3 I5a4ii t
\ s. 6altsr, liautshsnf company p 1sth fsouisiana.
J. X. lirtle Hsttsnanf. conpxny ID. "a ArkAnsas
n0unted fi0enens
James r searcy. 5th corpsr1l. Lumsdrn,s baftsry
!ans.k hHxvsh. PriF<is. oonrAny Z. sish Al
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

p5- The amount Of cotton on hand intAe
Southern cOnfSaeracy By estimated y lllr9e
and lal millions Of balFs. AT fifty cents per
Hpsund kdfty per cent lesk than Il is now vorlIi
IN foreign markets.) it would realize aboAi
5000 eoo-a suns much larger than Tie
entire expenses Of the VIII ap to this time
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

no. Wherever ,Ou hear fihe inch pa !
reginent, battalion. company or squad. iiIldn-
try or cavalry. destroying fences and Dshkr
property of faflnet-cititsnr. you may safely
set it down thai the Cslonel, Lieutenant ~
onel. Captain. or Sergeant Of the party il npt
1T to be an officer, and is ditgrace 10 tie
honorable profession Of arms II
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Ig- Andrew johnson and Horace Maynard
stately mads Union speeches in Newark, n. J
Tie U,sion. they preach is the ~pulverization
Of tie rebellion II is to be put into NOR
tar, ike piece Of birthstone and powdered
with an apothecary's pes,le. As it is dan
gcrous drug to handle. great care should Be
aken, lest i burst The mortar, before It is pull
Vcri14h -
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slOO REWARD

REAWAY frssn th< prem - o. re. subserfbrr A.
! Walnut Valley Post OHicr S4ouafchie Cd
1ennessee o. the night q the 18th Jan3 1855. ~
gro boy named Dave about Is Ie YEAR Old feer
~ inches high. wrissh- about rs Io4nds- De
oiack negro rather sharp laced. ing 'uoutb. thea
hfn- He says be Vas r8ised IN Kertuckg.bv nan
named Fisher But vac blnGht by me a0ouf uiouih.
s'nce 10 Hamburg. roeth Csrois..- re ~ he -.
Drought nom Prfersburk. Va. 10 Hamfhpr-- Haf IN
uhtn be len brown jeAns pants hrorin fear- CO.
ana black chfh cap-hls cnat had On n, White bnne
crat buttons and the seth Of which hi cst
mace ma tro colers - - pat ~ II htDg . darker
orouu tnAn TIE otucr- viii pay tlo0 inward fur he
oelsery y M - my residence. in S<utlafchis Co
Ienntsees o. 40 reward rs rnufn s1,erf in A.
jail, - thai can get nir,- JAAEs n STEWART :
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Bas- ResecFsns letter foII the Indiana leg
ielsture says flor twenty weary months! 1his
army has op1 guard 10 kes p the Confssls-
rate Wolf from your doors Since I" Rosyf is
calling bard nsmes;s We are Inclined to tan
him W5Iverine, iEhc hailed from ichighn.
But as be halls from Poland we can OILY
dub him Pole cat.
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19-- new o,iera entitled the r-vivandiard'
was brought out illi Savannah. the other day
with happy effect. The music is said to Ils
bold aud patriotic, and Some Of The solos ct
tremely touching; and ,hTs the frst Southern
Opera is pronounced decided hit. by tic
Savannah dailieA
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frIlAl1D @ slclel 80 tbe 5ih = Haruh- .-Ci.v-
N-Ln io4l A1.l 11d1ls nArk Lef lark I,lks ~
= I'D eern nr1l1s1 ! 81 psyfte nbsserrrnf ~
.lc.Ie1 ~ - I'D UAIe @ Cl1I- n. n Tnrlr -
ll.teI u4<t ccunly GecrE }. = = ~ IN - - ~
k4ne-s teEiEeut, NJ xairs briEsde Ecc.rr- IrrI-S-
AIEy 81 te-ner.ee- NEWTON G PEkk1As-
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s9- Gea Harlee's corps Was reviewed on
the morning Of the 22d By Col. johnson. son
Of the late lamented Albert Sydney johnson,
and aid in the staff Of His Ezcellency Presi-
dent Davis.