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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30
FARM IN RANDOLPH
FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN

q AID Farm is situated three and half miles fron
" Randolph On the main road through Eaa Brantreet
Norhaeld The Farm contains 1873 acres of good land
suitably divided into moving, tlage, pastunng and
wood la nd About twenty acres are intervale at
flows, and the remainder Of the moving is in state
of culyation Ihe farm IS an excellent stock farm has
two orcbafds aud sugar place The house 10 % by So
ana the elso b5 80 eeta well faished and built bat
under "A feet and sheds attached. Barn No 2is 30 BY
40 feet with cellar under the whole barn. and shed
tached Granety, l6by Seet There is running water
tboth house and barns For further particulars inquire
the subscriber h,l HENRY HUTCHINSON.
Randolph. Jan, 90, 1868. ..,' 5 Ava. II.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

CAIRO, March %. 1t is reported VIA, Mem.
phis. that two divisions ,of our troops entered
Yazoo, via. the Snndow river, and that they
landed at Eagle Bend, just above daines Bluff,
one and quarter miles from the rebel fortifca-
tions
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30
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ARTIFICIAL, EYES.

DR. G. N RUBLEE would give notice that he will
IL furnish Artificial Eyes and insert them without pain
for any In want, He has alse for sale the improved
Truss fer the RADICAL cure Of Hernia.
ksntselier, Jan. 1853. 1897 3w
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Note Lost.
Wanted :!

IWnhNl i,fIVE good Agents to sell an Engraviur of
h tnrls, Ole, sing little children Superior is
W., a. 70 Net, odst Clsrgymsn any one RECON-
A'ehueu py taen. Address w. J. HOLLAND, 7C3S
Springfield, Mass.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

New YORK, March %. A letter to the Times
dated Headquarters Army of the Potomac, on
Monday last says the rebels, during the week
past, instead of falling back from the river have
been increasing fheir forces by the addition OF
several regiments, and that a balloon reconnoiS'
sance has established the fact that troops are
constantly arriving by rail from Richmond.
One of our Generals with the Army of the Po-
tomac estimates the number of the rebel army
opposite at 100 900 men.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 20. An official dispatch
from Zen. Saxon, received at the War Depart
ment confirms the heretofore reported success of
the negro expedition to Florida under Coils. Hig-
ginson and Montgomery. .......
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March %. The Journal
learns from ereditabe source, that two d.
visions of rebel infantay crossed the Dunbar
land yesterday, at Stays Ferry, near Walls
burg, Pulaski county W, =, t.,s.vst ,,tl y,.tt
Frsnkiort and Lexington are under Martial
Law. All squiet in their vicinity. There ia
no news from Danville to-day.i5g H., ss71sF
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

DRY GOODs.
NARrAS, PLuSKETT MCCULLOUGH, 4
$50 BowERY.
Are selling X &ids MuGias for i2x cena
Are selling u wide shrtng for 10 cents
Are selling z wide do, soft and heavy. for % oents
Are selling x wide prepared for the needle for Is cents.
Are selling ~ wide sheetins. for Is cenis
Are selling s<shds vs1 Oes, quality for % ons
-. Of D<ooods just rec.ived from auction from
is cents per yard and upwards
Five Of Spring shaws latest styles
Good fast csisr rnns Is ccnta
Best quality Spring Pattern. 70 osnsa
l0 desss prrrsh wa Gloves. a Cd. psr psir
Don't forrs, sums-s.
NO 2s0 BOwEkY
n OpposN esnssn tfys<A
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

FARM or FIFTY ACREs-FREE AND CI.E Ar;
"A No kous uifis aud nj, ussoutdiD-- Ard ssso
or quie the cit,
y. ID. EiU.iAKDaON a CO.. Il ands4 Nassaa street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

"A Tue subscriber relnquishng housekeeping will sell
IN suit purchasers all the Frniturc obtained In his
kssewooiP anoioe Drawing Room Furniture covered in
brocade made by Wells Etageres. krros Bookcase, Cen
Ire Tab ca bronres, OIL Paintings Buffstl Extension
Fable China Glass. Silver War; rosewood Bur,aus Bed
srdcr IN but months will be sold At sscriace
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
DEsTrsTRs.

a.f 49,
A EryrcfAL TEETH. --ELgoAsT SETS yEos ~ 70
n tk3 wsrT4ntsd sassi W any sofs 10 k~- f0fs hia.
Teefh o. Te~th hIi~d s9f frfsted wseri Ne ssst
Esn. Odd piatlna and bone sinnss 10 ~ srrsnisf
fof BE OaS m hftA stssue, p~irss. I.. shr -. nah
streets. .:d 20 rssov.l ~ se'nnA, pse"s.
A RrryrcraL rryra 40 srrf NOE orALirY, N
N e,er, ssTent~f ssgrIas~~1 fof b<salY,
s~snn..s "a fursby etsst~r ihsn obesit~sbir els~
49,. soa eqaa1y srasiisbt VA fNh as .pvefds.
NJ. "A East fwsEty s~eDrf sr~~t n. 70 sssnas.
Dr LtTHFR NJ, bssts sarssos Aa1 hs<h-ais
A RuyfoiAL BrAurIruL orxorrYx yArEsrED
n rssfh--" taooaxi Denfsi osfsfY . nfA
nsr rwsny ssDEf s.<t kIusgfdinsJ pv,rss SILVER sbd
g9ttsr .< es yy<xns sls Ooa. e1s ktnx1 ts~sk. 81,
s9 funf o. EfusrnE ~itASet rsla t>ntsffr -sfrsel
-. SIv. trss.sas ssssSss Dh. sAksos D.ss.s,.
nn LUrBgn DEsTisr. RErovgD TO no ~ yAsr
- a.s<onf s.fe~t t-o blcrks frvsa nfosdssy
sr.~s sh asy Ter Ht~s nssr u Bosfth
tsssh viis0st iAs >Nsi r~s Zee 81 v 81 e.>h.
DATr POSITIVELY DONE AWAY WIN ~ grrASCr
ins rssth " ssnx NJ ssv essnt.ny Darssa cslero.
fsrrs Gesfsn s>f p~s suJ bsrrsss s,ery rspst oed
s<ss Tsstb ibA~ste1. 30 vnir.niN v dold knsSs o.
Nslv~f sp1 Dentr~. u e~ns Esusstnr rs esns DE- y.
l. wIfT " Foarth ssssas spssssss ks~vsulh ssssss
\ DO cyRuvfcarxs BArfSg HAD yrys
I.sll = ts~a ssws<ssf wnsont ,<ls y Dr JAY VII
LIMA a.. rsns ssrr-t W. a. froa sfcss-sy stssr
fnlT i.ssr, sl q shsss srsflns seh
s1sa s.hV. 49,. - "sssasoa AnsAs&
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

A CHOICE AND FINE ASSORTMENT
FuRxirURg.
$4,000 WORTH OF CABINET FURNITURE,
Wholesale AND RETAIL,
BY DE0RAFF TAYLOR,
Who Offer their entire prices than any other
establishment In the city.
FOR CASH.
CONSISTING
or ROSEWOOD PARLoR AND CHAMBER FURSr
N BRocATEL, DELAIKR AND PLUSH;
MAHO9ANY, WALNUT AND IMITATION
YURNITuRE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
EURxITURE, LOOKING oLAssBs, MArTREssEs
Bedding and other housekee articles cheaper than
ekcwhere and delivered free Save money by
0uing al q. ". sNBDEkB 263 Bowery, between stanton
and Ho uston Furniture In suits
E,URNTruRE.-A BEAUTIFUL PARLoR SUIT COVER
ed rich brocate t7b and viii sold for SiD:
one do tor ts5; also iot OF Parior and Dinins
xoo Furniture a sacrifice Apply No Ilq
xehth street. betwcen Fifth ana sixth avenues
90 nm TO Ss,ool-I WANT TO PURCHASE FOR
0O.OOO cash, larga quantity Of second h. nd rurni.
tnrc Carp sfrcrs China and Glass Ware PAnos and
Bisrl scs IN barge or small o,s suitable for q hotel
~ Wi-e harding house. Any party about bre akin mn
boa-eLe .ng may cal al OF address Matthew'S Bro al
way, until May l.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

TO LBr-ro A sM ,LIFAAILy ONLY, The UPPER
Par o. ne two ssry Ho ob9 Greenwich STR et. nea
chsssop. sue.I hen, = pr y.a. Appl ~ as
A.ai 4
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

4 ,OtNrRY RESIDENCE POR sAI,E--AT hfLpN ON
the Huis.n ryer, twenty 1--we acre oi a'-i; rAidnH
Loon one ar coiee ara nna haf acres
et Antwerp rasp tuli nat of
sl"woefes, nity young trees We nnnared rpe vine.
set tbT 90 hundred eurrant nushe nunnrrd
iiis oi rhabarb ch.rris IN ssnn ance- oa ihui rsh
pond plenty of shade the house and tine river view
fopi tire preniH.s; Ldns Prl.e
sr1 small Payment re iuiIed. Addr ~ JAMES HAVi-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18

substantial spread Of dozen Of roast oxen 7,
Tas great day with the arkies
kev- Henry Ward Beecher lectursd las,
r.ek ~ New Jersey, bht so great was the feel
jog against him that he had to Be ,ris.i 81,
the police tothe boat -
General Butler was 70 be received in Nev
York on The 8tA. the ann iversary Of the h.1sl.
OF New orie@nss His friends we're planning
grand affair, aud had tesolved to give him !
splendid reception and = fitting sestimoniai.
eozinittee k2d been appointed 10 make Al
|necessary arrangements.
he Norther4 Papers DAY that the rebsls i,
tneir retreat f1otn hqrireesboro' burned The
cotton wherever they could .et hold o1 y
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18
BsHDURAEF \ MAlrHIAs,

T,oPARrSERsHIP NOTICE TIA uns.rsIKn. q
~ hare sEsDciated tl'fmselvss inkether under the
style and hrm OF BONnURA Mt u MATTHIAS. ksr
tlse purpose n condncifag the a ROEEkY AND Co n
MISSION BUSINESS, ii LtBchburx Hs. W
Ne shall keep constkntlY on hand a. large and
veil selected stuck NJ [sn0CERiES and EfAPLt
DRY GO0DSs as can b oh eh and will npare NJ
PAINS fo serye our custf1nefH Al al times. IL
4 Cani1cfing the kusi3eks on The q tSH DrinfilNr
re ul be enaIed IN dfer Embellishments ~ city an
runnfFy pur ckasers .ei her by Wholeeas Or retail
consenmeRts OF fnir. N heat pur1 and all nthei
tountry pEodnce soritfh and pf9mpt ret1rns ia j
<ases. SION sales are ma y. F1H3ilf.I
Manufactured and Smoking Tbbaceo and S1ud ol
A1i grades aiWass hand F
We solicit share ~ he public patronage.
HI "a J.Pl R0NDlRAET,
4 dsclfsu ILL., LANES MATTHIAS.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18

QI order 81 the CAurt OF Ordinary Of tie countv ef
- Dade safe - GeofEia uiIl oEer sale % ma
riE hfst Bidder Tor cash, frnr the Cent Hou-e
~ fne town Of Treptnu dprng th- ieral hrrs of a.
On the IL TUESDAY JantaTy Et.the - and
On which benj Easiey dec d lived. lying Lookart
(reek. seven miie- ab1re Trenftn contafrirr -rrse
1oO u 200 acres about loo0. 1rzir1is nh lie innE
and abo1f 90 acres f-coud q1aly, and The kalanrs
ino1ntAtn iand fo-ne $50 o. so IN cul
fiyation- about 1oo o. Uhrh > IN grass On aid
place = hr<rate pea1h and apple orctaId dre Iir
honseS. negro cabins. barn stl6les kc
Al t's sane iin1s and pafs viii also nru Ia 81
IA Nd u The county lying In sligo v1,ler -
tai1ipg 100 nrres- OF winch are some imprursnert1
The - ers1gned VII nhou nd landl % perrnn. q.
srihgt1 <xRnins
At OBENcHATN
:. AdminEtrnior q bon1r non.
NoF ~. e. nol1 lsrsr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18

JANHH y b01ss
@ = fiEESFtrLE a ufj
I Appearing that the defen,.ut 4 rot 4. -..fs., =,
ibe Sale ~ tennessee ard thut r. ,'r--~- :, -
couri cannot - s-rtsd ou hia n = rher-I-r - 49,
thaf publication b. made weekly for for @<. =, -
CheiAnooEa Rrb<l neuspaper pus,i-f-S Al H. 80
= N1.ranooga. fequirnE slid defendant 70 app ~
u 1nAn1eIy Court - b held al he Court Hon~.
~ ~ E'5 - t1Att1noora- o. the forth nundny 10
SAlr4ry next- Ard ansWer corpiafnants bill fi~d
-s4i.si HIN m - = cert IndR Dent by osai-s.ion
Hln ne catered ard cause set fsr htnrn - na-f~
dseIo-last3 = : - c1f1r IsIT
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18
rtIel o. ao.!o I,IE.r ro.r

Pc nnalicaai artAelsloi tue New York wnrIal
dated Jannhry 9Th. contains rile following. y y
The god rn@rist i active -nsi the premium
!. af ysnci lg steadily The closing price " az
20 Atthe kecSpd board bit j, the open nsaFl+
81 dealers are mhFe anxion. 70 l,nv ,i,n 81
stIl at tlI.t rare. Tile f,,a,.cial Nm. no.
Congress. which ate likely r.. ,s.ss pTar,t. 1t
swell the Tlarser nls5flev ottrh1 tovsi I'll
81 200 000IoO0 itwel.e l,d,3fe1 a;lls.,.si
Aesiilsf s Sc 600 0nO tho lartr.t a,nsnnf ~
eyer held bsfeFe s6k Thik - an ipaatfOi
exceeding in a.udsntland rAbiditv nj ofEcl-,.
tTnelltsl mbnev', shitt, aenrb isf.d IN ebs
600 was tic 1,ficesf = haif.l II a,nr ;,I a.
nectfcni, sEad The end wh~ fspaiiafion- Tie
business domriinilty are failly alarmed BY ihe
PROSPECT tiefore them IN tlse tapsd ti-Brrcist;on
oi Isg@l tsnde rstes. aid sre rrshingI in;o
EoHi stn f.. and other preI,ersy 70 hold in
stead Of pAper N 9nes l'l
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18

lRFlck on AEsEf31 AlfT or k1EhaI .-krBlkI \
Columbiis, Geo.. Sc 1t. 5kht l$67.4 { F
- order Of GENERAL have been
frstsl with entire coftrD Of doer the hidef
of The beeTes killed fnt the army for tanning md the
purchase OF Leather MI msF afacthfnR- Tanners hay
ing leather hand aud w&1tng hides will do we'll r.
addrcn ne with proper reIerendes- This army mus
b shod and u IL fhe bttyof ell battotc tanners e
nsslEt In 20 doing A7I leather head II unreaB6nabl
prices viii - fmpreaaid. F.fN. DIELARBl
aps ncw a. On
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18

EEssstI--n,joF General Jsb1 ,. lloyd.
Ballard Ho1ss yesterday
u Ssnsral 70 fresh from the fsid q ~
-.1.. oeiiss. -i'd - ths P'sters of health sd
najof Cen Kirby Smith ..d r..F r<.~.-S
the city sn S.Enrdsy nornir,r fron rhs Wu.r.
I'D are stopping a. tho Ep0nwosd HstsI.-
kictsssni E.1afr<-. f1rk
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18
7HE EsrHr AeTsOw Lrporil skEAr DrrrA4 ii
vi KsBuan

The wOld thu. speaks sdlslerialiy Or the y
cent attenHt tho Yankees to caPtur. vicks
burg
icksonrg has Witnessed another AID this
me very severe puiou defeat. An ARMY oi
iorty thoustnd men, sssistsd by formidable.
feet of Wat vessels. after = week', r,rT;Ll,.
fighting have failed 10 take thi. strongll.lI
The f4ilarel toe seems TO be a bad me. ~ q
have certamlv lddt fyeltho,isand men 10
any valuable officers. and he rest of H.
troops WERE at last aecoants again on hper.i
the transPorts.fih no cend5ton II renew t5r
snga gSnienk = III lr-l
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18
I IeRknl

Thaddsus Stevens. the leader OF the Repnb
licans in the House Of Representatives during
ine debate With HAfdi1g. Of Kentacky. aecIzf-
en that The present States in tho tebelliob
we're not o4ey out of the Union bof ff..f tbek
had no conftitptiorial obligations. aud that al
relations bftween them and the Federal gov
ernnleht AROSE SOLELY OUT of war measures a,
our part aud their position "a belliesrents 81,
their own
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18

LisutensHt coionel Harry Mary. Of tbe sad Ah
ANA was severely FsaHd-i Ia ths I.s, h.itIs ..
hurtrsssberp. He sdunandsd hriz.de. a.d fsn
.i,h II. 1.gI..r,ai sts /, II. A..s. =
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18
They Acknowlsdg. Terrible Dss..

RIcENoSD, Jan IS "A Cairo dispatch dated
on the llfh. states iEat the entire Federal
force atyicksbnrg re-embarked on board their
Transports by order Of Cen McClernanr. whs
has succeeded Gen Sherman in the command
They were closely pursued By the rsbeI ad.
vanes- The Federal loss is stated At six hun
lred killed. fifteen hrndred wounded. and On.
thousand IN .ssng.
The gueriIlss had burned the steamer Va.
snlaian twelve niles above Hemphi.
The washingtol Chronicle of II. lath a.
hourees the capture Of the steamer Hlrr;.,
Lane. Capt Harrison. at Galveston. and N.
destruction Of The westfsldt. commando,
Wainwright Lieut. ziu.msrnas VA. bl.-,
up on board
Gov Blair, in his message to the Hiehie.s
i,egislaiure. endorses the Emancfpstioi pr
1@na'lon' and sayss We shall no longer r.
spect me claims Of whits traitors to etnpsl
black loyalists 70 aid then in de.,rsv;j~ ~.
Sa9enrsent'
The New Ysrk correspsndsnt Of tho Boat,
I"arnal states that . new expedition frsp
that post is on hand. sscrssy and dispatch
are the watchwsrds.
The New York Herald Of the l7th sayt fhat
'FaFragn' IS sbsut is take Port Hudsos
The Tnbune of the 18th quotes geld d LA
CONTEMPLATE CONGRESS.
RIcznsxD. Jan I5.--En the gsnais. N. ld..,,
sf Ssnstor Prsstrn w.s ..so.sosd By ne s.l
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18
pEsERFERs..
HEADqF f4rtRs I

IL HEADQr I4TfRs q. s. FoxcEs )
Chattanooga fenh-. Jan eEh 1s63. /
1h5 following named ne1 afHths Idlsbwinx eorips-
nss And rngime nts have deerted ffpn the dsfaredt
V-ss- 4. she district ~ ch4A4pbsgAs9 q A
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18
luR4aIpk's RnsiosAr1en

A dispatch from Wilmington SAYS that Il 4
positively asserted ill the highest military cir.
eies that Geherel Burnside has finally rssignee
ne cpannanf ol the Army Of the Potomac and
that tseBerai Hooker Isabunt 10 take lis pl,cr
4 is said hkt this change may be followed by
the resignation OF certain general efiicsrs vel
known 10 tie cpuRtfy.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18
MONEY FnuHn

a yNsIpkhA Bib mn q sensJ fsu.a n esr =
n hre. awsiiInE suncr-
i-.tFi- rEIrkR NEsIFrn
STtLEN.
l'kOh y stable. rear ein..hr : sur,-r -
dtg Eight. Isn- a 1Ss3. arre IPor Cr1f
STALLION heavy huit bes-r - - -, -
little rcllted 49, = Ate rp.r - -. -. : 4.
Eond arder- The htr-e or snr fh.t 1890 =. ",
afscrpff'n. vas rwated in Chrfrnuo..- - -, - -
he sih inss- VII nay
twenty-five DOLLARS REWlRp
II. ~ cei.rfry 70 ne-anc - snsstrnr nrtsa
---t- =. ~. ban
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18

RosEcRl4s WoRx ONLY sEeUE


"leHnoSD- jan ia special Dispatch 10
'he EnqH'rer states that the London Times
-ays that the battle pf Frederieksburg IL cop
ar'patery Of The belief universally held 4. h
me -confedef3fes als filIy able To iaAErlaia
their Independence Other journals suggest
that the battle may be the key-ilofe for media
tion and compromise
Chas- X Bnekale~i democrat has been elect
ed Senator from Psunsylv&nia. vice wilnet.
Can,-ran was his compstitoF-
Gold in New York advanced from lss 10
- Sterling exchange 1551.z
The Herald says rhe task now before Rois-
Grams is much more seriaus and difheuls than
tia, just finished. The iabDrs Of Herrulss sre
but begnn. tic has failed 10 destroy the retel
army and Iniist make anosher attempt. Ro.e
Grams caialot irnmediarely 'ollOw Bragg Isi-
army must be recruited. and communieafions
with Aasl. vile and ths Norih re -esial,iished..
Fiiziohn Porter has been acquitted. a
FROM WILMINGTON AND CHARLESTON.
wrLnscros Jan. I6-The Unffsd stases
Steamer Columbia. cssa,,,a,i der souil,,-s viii.
twelve ofhoers and t~enfy-fOur men. gat asl,l,fe
on MasOndOrs inlet and surrendered 70 0oi
Lamb. to'sAy. Col Lamb kept OF four # the
blp' kading vessels. wli'cli were er,le..rorin "a
render assistance y their distressed esnstss.
Tbe i.riSoners are expected here to. d. az.
Nsfhi..E definite 9r further has been i.~krd
From The advance Of the s,smy from, Ne~bg m.
There vas heavy gale last n,igl.'. and ll,r
r.il ceas.,l.
10 tidin;;s yet rom the eneniy's H-~;.
cHAHLssrcx Jai- ls-The soll,,vi irg bis
latch has just Jern received from KIns lor.
Sorih Carolina. lated today
The enemy drove in our pickets lyesferliar
eighteen miles bFsu~ here Flsey are -.ap
go~ed to be in s'r'lnS force in ,h4 advah he-.
They are bnilaing = bridge over c.sre c. kes
ioulftless as a fei,ii 70 cover their movement
On Wilmington. Pefhaps Weldon Tie feacials
-ixfr4 thousand strong. have twenty dsy1 "a.
tons 1t is thongil Butter will now ske
chief command.
The gunbOats attacked Fort ca.wcn. lay
before yesterd ay. but without any lsssit
A hghtis expected here within iiirse dars
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS
RIcHxosD. J.s,. 4. NoiInsg .. snporsancr
has been done in the confsdera,s cepgres. To-
iay
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1EIiEH DAllIILIY REBEL.
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/ Fra n nq.M. III. /
SUNDAY MORNING. JAY. IS. isss.
LATEST FR1M THE NORTH.

We have tecsived the New York World {
tie sEi insiant
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The Heltinors and Ohio rafiroad has been
opened fN ~ length 70 yheeling. Fi
The Nerfhern Diapers say that . brother o,
Butler has assigned cargo Of chansiizs 70
ihe nsonIth ofths Bic GFAHde, which he offers
% sell 70 the rebels ''fof gold or cotton
The contrabaAds at tilifoR Head South Car
dlina, had great tJnbiles on the LIT Of J.nma
~. in hononr Of the etnancipa tion ediot. TFev
were tteaisd to nunsrpus spsschss. n.usic
pdes ~. windinE apSSith the mere ssIii and
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THE VIRGINIA. sExAToRsHIP.

RIeHzosD. jan ls4H-Thers were eight bai
pts far Confederate Senator to-day. but nj
eiection resulted The frat joint ballot stbo.l:
Rives Al; Russell 3; Allen b; Floyd 2s- Tie
at laIlot resulted. Rives z; Russell IS. Floyd
%; Caperton A.; Allen Is
the FEDERAIs LEAVING vIcKsBU re
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q 40 = a aca ou. ~
ID EHovFp a.. An.- 10 NJ
I Hsanedss I'sAe s'.r. U-s7-is-s-.,
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10 The Anrohing 01icefs df East Tennessee.
J. nst the Post Masters II OhhttanIiSga, ana knox
vile 4Fe the ori5 ones in Eait Tknneste rhs are
smpthh from Conscription JNiO. IL H6PKINk.H,-l
ch1iiAnooga. Dee 7s II lllel AID. c.
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