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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

DESIRABLE instrumentation Of our prom
inent citizens have petitioned Congress for the
Improvement Of second street west, by the extern
sion Of the arch which crosses Pennsylvania ave-
nue. at that point over Tiber creek. The present
arch Is 100 feet In length, and was constructed in
1928, At cost Of si2yOoo An addition Of SINH
lar length would make Second street available for
travel from that point notthwardly and would re-
move what has been for years past a great null
sance. The Commissioner Of Public buildings ear
nestly recommends the suggested improvement.
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L1LmERE, om wHERn IS 1rI who

WHERE, OIL WHERE Is IT. who 10
w there among you that is not in want OF
something in the way of Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Capsl And the hest place to get them
Is at the most popular Clothing House OF J, II,
SMITH & CO, No. 400 Seventh street, where you
can ind the greatest varsity OF Clothing and Furn
ishing Goods for Men and Boys wear. We can
safely say that our stock OF Clothing excels any
thing IN this market, and reputation for selling
Good Goods Cheap is truei but the old maxim, that
"a nimble sxpence iS better than a slow shilling
Is the principle that hSS built up our Immense
trade.
Our present stock Of Clothing We offer at, ely low
prices and we are all the time receiving ne goods
from our manufacturing establishment No. 40
West Baltimore street
Do not fail to call at J. II. SMITH \ cos, No.
400 Seventh street, where you can by Clothing at
tremendous bargains.
j. H. SMITH a CO.,
ClOthleIs,
No 800 seventh street.
and corner Twentieth street and IA avenue
nov 2l-dtjAnI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

EDUCATIONAL NoTIcE--InGtructlon in the
IL common and higher English branches Latin
and Greek languages, will be given by the under.
signed to private pupils and clRsses in any part Of
the city desired. Previous to enlistment nearly
fifteen months since, Mr.. p had six years expert
ence as principal Of the High School and Academy,
IS they flourish in Maine and New Hampshire.
der, on account OF permanent physical disability,
he proposes TO give Instruction as above Indicated
n II Ia desired.
Tuition; So for ~ lessons, OF one hour each--ln
advance Two or three lessons given pet week, az
may be convenient for pupils. In classes number
ing six, the tuition will be a. each.
Beet Of testimonials given as to character educa-
ton, and ability. Address
JOHN McC. PERKINS,
jan i3-tf Box GiJS, Washington, n. {.
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TUE CONFESSIONS AND

i EXPERIENCE
OF AN
N V A L D.
Published for the BENEFIT and As q warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from spermatorrhoa, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, etc, supplying, at the same
time, THE MEANS OF SELF CURE. By one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and Injury through medical humbug and quAckeTy
By enclosing a post paid addressed envelope,
single eopios may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
nov 2s-dSmif Bedford, Kings Co., n. Y.
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o T FICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, January rs, 1852.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, tho first Of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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BRICK STABLE FOR RENT-between Ninth
n and Tenth streets, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Room for four horses and wagon Enquire at this
once. ian 20-tf
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THE RAILWAY TIME-KFEPERr

N ION Al LoA IN.
THE NEW
TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STA TIES
(RnOca as " Fire TiDerties.")
The COUPON BONDS In sums Of $50, $780, s6Oo
and $1,000,
The REGISTERED BONDS In sums Of $50, slOO,
$500, $1,000, and 5000,
CInfersa commencing al dGte Of pw,hasG,J
FOR SALE AT PAR BY
JAY COOKE a CO., Bankers,
452 Fifteenth street.
These BONDS are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market.
Interest payable semtdHHualy
IN GOLD
Sequi, slsnt, at present price Of coin to
PER CENT In currency.
THoMAs K. LLOYD,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
of Pay, Extra Pay, &C,
WASHINGTON, D. C.,
MN give prompt and efficient attention to the
prosecution OF Claims OF every description against
the Government, and make no charge unless sue
cessful.
Both references and charges fol- services will be
made satisfactory.
10 Pensions secured foI soldiers wounded OF dis
eased during the existing war; also for the widows
and orphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease incurred while in the United States SER
vices also, Bounty Money for the helrs-in-lAw OF
soldiers deceased during the existing war
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for
waTding business.
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
Address
THOMAS L. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No, At6 Seventh street
Warrington, D. Z.
n. B. Editors OF papers publishing the above ard
will be entitled to my services to the amount Of
their charges. TIE
dee i2-w
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

HOUSE FOR 6ALE-LOCATED
~ ON TENTH STELET, MEAN PEEEsYLvASIA Avn
HrE. Apply to JAS. e. MCGUIRE CO.,
Auct'rs and Com mission Merchants.
jan 23-st
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sage MANAGER JAMES PTLGRIM.
BALLET MASTER -, D. nAILs.
HALL OF BEAUTI,
Mo-. Horui and Intellectual Enisvfatnmeni IN NE Guy
The Resort Of Iashion and EiHr Of Washington
Cropds 1hrong this InSfi'Wior Nightly
Re-engAgemsnt, for one week Only,ol
MILE HELENE,
The most talented and accomplished Artist on the
American stage.
Continued success OF the beautiful
MISS EVA BRENT,
Entitled by the Press and Public the Queen OF Song
Encouragement, for one week only, Of
Mr.. G. ". SMITH,
The Celebrated Talented Artist.
Engagement Of
Mr.. GEORGE IVLNSHIP,
The Word-renowned Negro Singer and Dancer
Third week Of the graceful and charming DAnseuEs
MILE LIZETIE.
W. S. BUDWORTH,
The renowned and talented Negro Actor.
Bob Butler,
The HumoTist and PAntomimist.
PROF. BEN YATES,
And B famous Corps de Ballet Of twenty beautiful
MISS ADA TEsSGS,
The beautiful and pleasing voeai4st
-, me popular nclineNtur and Comic Singer,
me tarorits Actor and vocalist
JAMES PILGRIM,
The well-known Author AMI Actor
The famous Pantomimtt
FRANK KERNS,
The Funny Mig.
MILE GERALDINE,
The fascinating DAnseuse.
MISS z. FLORENCE,
The little FaV unte.
MISS CHARLES,
The favorite Actress and Popular panteasG.
MISS JULIA MARSH, MISS EDITH WHITING.
MISS IDA DEYERE, MISS NARY DEPILLE.
MISS DRAKE, MISS JULIA ROSE,
MISS EMMA STTNE,
AND FORTY OTHER ARTISTS,
Who will appear in chAsts and brilliant perform
Ances-new, freHh and original
~ TALENT OF ALL NATIONS
CHANCE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLT.-
MILE MARIE ZOE, the beautiful and acrom
pllshod Danseuss, IL re-eBgagod, and will shortly
appear in a new ballet, composed for her.
DICK SANDS the Champion Clog Dancer, hay.
ing recovered irom his severe indispostiou, will
shortly resume his engagement.
ADMISSION.
PaTQuette and Family circle o cents.
Orchestra Chairs 90
Private BoXes, (holding six persons) s.
CUlored Circle % cent,
Doors open at s4i performance to commence At
quarter TO O'Clock. ian "
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLUMBIAN INSTITUTE
y .I. ron YOUNG LADIES,
No. $50 NtHrH srREET BnTwEEs u AYpF.

The next session will commence on Monday, the
9th OF February. For Circulars eontAiuing terms
and references, address the Principal.
Anypernona DESTROYS OF devoting thelF evenings
10 the Atdyo Of Mathematics, may obtain Instruction
At the Institute between the hours Of scren and
nine. 4. W. WRIGHT,
jan 2--ims Principal.
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EURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT In a
Il quiet private family, suitable for gentlemen.
Enquire nj 4S7 Twelfth street. neat >. Referen-
ceB given and required. jan 21-iw
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MILITARY COATS AT SMITHS, $50 seventh
M street, ia %
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KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD!
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WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL l. 1853

as The parties may respectively adduce, aud
their decision shall be lnal' Provided, That
the owner may receive the price offered 10y
the impIeta.ng officer, without prejudice 10
his clam ~ receive the higher compensation
See. Z That the properly necessary for the
support Of the owner and his lmIy aud io
carry or his ordinary agricultural and mochau.
Teal business, 10 be ascerlaned 10y theuppraH
erS 10 be appointed us provided IN the h,sl
section OF ,hls act, under oath, shall not be
mkeu or impress ,ei tor the public use aud
when the impresslrg officer aud the uwucr
cant OF agree es 10 the quantity OF property
neccisa as a,o esad, then the decisions ol
The said appNiso,s shall bo binding ON the
officer and aIl Other persons,
Sec. B Where property bra been impressed
lur temporary u,e, and is ~ or destroyed.
wllhoUt the dehult ui The owner. ibe Gogcru
ueu Of the Coz edcWje States eua. payu iusD
'mpcusatOu dere.oi, 10 has asUvrhlucd by
Apprusels, appointed aud qndhbrd m provi
drd ,u the Third sycuou OF the act II such
- ope y When lotururd his, ln the opinion nl
the owner, tvou tj,vod v'hrlr' DO thr public
r,r, The tmuunt at dantge thereby sustain d
dj ue determined in the m inner described
IA The lhird section OF this act the oIlicer re-
turning the property being authorized 10 ac,
ON behalf ol The government; aud upon such
lmQuiry, the certificate OF the value at the
Ipropeiy when originally impressed shall br
received as primG ficis evidence OF the value
/ thereof
Sec . Where slaves are impressed 10y the
| Confederate Government to labor OCT Grllici
TONS nf ulhrr public works the unpressmrnl
snail Ice made by said government according
TO The rules aud regulau Gus prescribed ia the
Jaws OF the State wuererftheY are impressed,
aud, IN The alseuct olsutn law, ,'n accurdauc,
w,lh such rules and regulations no, tucousis.
iest wltn the pruylsluus OF tina act, ~ the
SEQ elary Of War shall lrum lime 70 time PIE.
scribe; Provided, That uo lmprrBsmpm oi
slaves shall be unde when they can he hired
Or procured 10y the cOseht ol the owner %.
laseuL
Sec 10. That previuns to the first day Of
December next, no slave laburug ON fam 0r
plantation exclusively devo,d TO the proiuc
,iOn Of grain aud provisions shall toe aken lir
the public use, without the consent ol tie
owner, except in ca, g OF urgent necessity
Sec II, That any commissioned or non
conmissioued on er or private who shall VIC.
late The provisions ul this acr shall be- trieu
90 ore Tue military court Of the corps to ~ hi,h
he 10 attached, on complaint made 10y the owu
cr or other person, and on uouviclou, il an
officer he shall be cashered aud put into the
ranks az q private and II a non commissioned
officer or private he shall suffer such PUNISH.
ment not Inconsistent with military law. as
the court may direct
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TELEGRAPHIC.
+ Assocarrp rprss p,rmcnrsl


snHWHltf March aD- THE Con'l House
caught fire accidentally hH Night ouI hnn''
eel 10 the gronuI. Notmloh lose
prrrmuuR0. Va N,ch 80. Now Yu,kddcs
20 the 21h have hran received Burnside 49,.
wmcs command OF the department. OF the
Ohio ....
Sairu.snug tool, place ou Me 2th, and the
day before boDw.cu tho federal cavalry and
the rebel advance, sou,h oi the Eewu,ky rty'
er The rebcludvauca BE- various g csumalcd
from 5000 To 10000 Confidence slcIl ulhc
ability ol thc lcderds u rcpcl Inv invasion
The uon.auivol Of lhe Frankfort train at Lou
.nN,llc lbe 2G,h, cuwed muca uNoy
a dispacN lom Memphis ol thc 260h, ,eNs
.FauogulS weasel had re capture lac India.
uol' at lladtjmos bcud without resistance.
The dshtm Brentwood Station, Tenn, re-
sol'ed IN "a yaukrc los, OF ileoo klIel,wouu
ed, and missing. Rcbe luss about the same,
with about lorly.tyo prisoners Van Born COM
dncted the dsbl with $1,000 AuoDbcr dis
uolch received al Philadelphia, represents the
Rebel loss at mach greater Ihou the above,
and the federal u.s less,
A Rebel dcsercrat Nurrrerthoro, Fays the
vile OF Gen Bngs died al Tolhhom ou lhc
81. The Rebel sa,ooner Tightening was cap
tred bv lhe B''ny"e t"' h'n' oht from
'o'l Royal
d Ii
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, LINCOLN as DiCTATOR. The Chicago Times
of late date, in reviewing the posture OF al
fairs in the North, and the inyestture OF Lin.
coin with absolute and unlimted power, says:
The people will at cree see that if they
submit TO these unconstitutional acts, there
will ony be one step more The President
will issue one more proclamation, and it will
be the last, 1t will recite that Congress has
now con erred upon him unlimited powers,
and therefore, that he may use those powers
etfectually. he proclaims himself dictator or
king for life, with the power to nominate his
successor. Now, does any man doubt that he
will take this step? Who would have believ
ed year ago that the Administration would
dare 10 do what it has done? See how, step
by step, the liberties OF our people have been
taken away. This 10 the only step that re-
mains TO be taken, and it will be taken. lie
may not use the word King" at first. lie may
not even use the word Dictator" II may lie
perhaps, proclamation that under the pres
ent excited state of The public mind fair
presidential election cannot be held and there
lore that he will continue TO exercise the Of
flee of President for some years to come &c
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NOTICE
OuIut pusr QrNrnNAsrER
kU.NylIr M.r.... ~ Istl.

ku.Nvllr, Nara, % l,Ul,
rTHE authority for the luymtut ul the irregular
1 ella M, M ta,t leuu,s, e, against the q barter
masters Dep itmtut, hi. been taurbuon 90 the tm.
dtfstiud, pud iur Hututlou ol persuns holdny such
claims s cultd lu tNt hdl,wlig paiupiul ls issurd
hum ihu Treasury department
tml1WutLnlH uFFtyR. Oct q lsU2
II. Whruryri piuprry inns hfcu taken nuN u-ci ~
triupz as Supple, by uder ot a umuandi dli 'tt
uucudmg any commissioned uliOrr In rpnuntul ltt
-huwu hl his siruHuty, ui in tuse ui a Grnrui, "
tntt ui ui, AHJuOut ur ibHf ut % QlaueiWA-tgr
O,mmis-ary or other AW hurzrd ,n,er,. or when a
apptu srlueUt mudr oi sufh lr pcrty is arp owed
-urU lHutru tar ard latt ,ouI Iv,s, ii,n tlWuhl %
made lur the came according U tie upptartment
Ot n,t vX rrslyo) Or Hcro dug tn Tie plWuvii,
twhen not appla-cd) under he bead " supp hos.i n
tue army,
" lu case the approval of a commanding unirq,
nr ,ihtr authorized thccr, ,aniti D.. ,Oiah,d Tor
such supp i,s such ch'us tluud hr Presented To
.ur gte.t, ur tn some tNHmiuiur Nicer who ual be-
appointed by the -rclctly u War.
Nriuule outstanding claims can he paid 90 This
o0 tr, uu M the ulms ul The Brcunis ar In bocat-
dance with The prov soils IN the lbu rurtpml hs.
4 H,ATklNtUN,
mu2G Inn ,Cp,amaud loE Uunt,r ruAsler
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A Louisiana soldier Ia the army of rennes
see, writing IRON ShelbyNile 10 the Mobil,
NeUs regrets their isolated condition, but uol
deepairngly. Wherever they may do batlt
lhey will be remembered Almos every lat
DO field, from llo Potomac TO ho far " est
has been made more glorious 10y their deeds
The correspondent rel,uCd to, says;
Speaking OF the LuuisiuniauB, what lot il
theirs mean those whose homes are IN New
Orleaus. aud the other invaded and cut OF
portions Of the Safe, That they have done
lheir duly, 10. their rr,sgld dccmaled ranks
aud the countless graves that dot the ya,lcye
and the hill sides from the Potomac TO the
Mlasiasippi, tell The troops Of no Other
State have fought more brayely or endured
moro herocally than they. Aud when, after
the weary march or after tho smoke and
blood OF batle, they assemble around thci
camp fires small is the cheer That awails
them There ave no sweet letters from home
for them 10 read aud re read, aud carry lll
they get gieasy as there are for the men OF
other States No.weloome hlm newspaper
opeus iis Pheasant pages 10 them, wi,h its
items of home news OF chit chat 10 refresh
tlitmj no elitr written accounts OF their he.
haviour In hatle; no gossippy stories OF the
NhHll VI Aut NhlNilt llN NNlNll lhl luuhhllhNh ~
their proves aud success III the fight fui
freedom; ne poem to panegyrse or Obituaries
10 embalm the memory Of their fallen leaGors
aud comrades. Mono such luxmies M
these for the brave Louisiana boys .,tterk
aud papers irum hone are to the distant sol
der as was the God.giyen mamma 10 tho II
raeliies in tie wilderness. They are the
grealvst, and TO many the only comfort Of
camp lie. Othels may be in such constant
enjoyment Of this comfort as not 10 think ol
tue Lousianiau who il never seen with let
ters or papers from home and who passes 10y
the post Office as dead institution; who new.
er hears anything from home save the few
ineager items published in the neighboring
States, aud who Tor these unsatisfactory
gleanpgs is ever in search Of the Mobile aud
jackson papers. But to their honor be il
said, tue LOniSanians are too brave 10 repne
al these depriyahons. Hope still cheers them
on aud nerves their arms to strike only the
harder, that they may not ouly hear from, but
some Of these days actually revisit aud settle
down in illeirloyed and long lost hcmes,
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BUTLERs PEr QUISIrrs.-"Three ships two steam.
ers aud one bIk These vessels viii arrive AZ Long
Wharf to-day. ahont nine o'clo X, ll con ain the
lmmen,e wealth accumulated by '-en. Butler AID
Siah while statlned Ht New Orleans which Is eSt
ma ed at shout six millions dollars. There are tw
boots full OF diamonds one tea chest of ilrpts'
silver mugs, one cradle flll of lade,' gold drpin-
two handboxes of pucushiuns, coal bod ot m sait
yroo hes, two clothes baskets OF altar ornament-
seventeen yalises oi gud aud silver watches, tWent =
Que strawberry bpXrs Of god rings, (~tleh from
ladies' while walking In the street, twp sugar b0xe
Of sil yer door plates and knobs and stocking u'l o
decauter labels sixteen segar boxes uf gold pens ana
silver ever-pOntrd pencil eases twenty me pianos
Tone for each Or saf) wp church organs & little ,ut
pl tune nne hack, five ppOd,s, SIX stations and
various other articles TN numerous ~ mcRion Coo
French on his retu n, Il bring the remainder Of the
Lot.- BOston Eyenng GazetIe.
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From the Memphis Appeall
TenneB.eans as Marines.

A few weeks go portion of the 3lst Ten
nessee regiment lCOl w, NJ. Bradiords
were detached and nrdeied down tho Misua.
sppi 10 watch tie operations of the Federal
boats which had passed our batteries a,
Vicksburg, and were inlerceptig our com.
mefce with Texas and l.Oui lana. After the
capture of the Federal gunboat Queen Of the
West, company B, under command Of Lieuts
Carsrs and Miller, OF BlOunt County, were
placed on The Queen; aud company |, under
command OF lIieu enatts Rice aud Carson Ol
Jefferson county, were placed on The Webb,
aud sent UP he river in pursuit of the formi
dable iron clad gunboat lndianoh, with Wlat
result is known. IN acknowledgment of the
bravery Of these gallant East Tennesseans.
Colonel Bradford issued the ioll wang order (:
HDoRs 3lst TENNEssEE REGiMsNT, !
VicksbuIg, Miss February %, 1863.
Special Order
The Colonel commanding has received with
emotions Of 10 ordinary qualification, the m.
teIligence Of The recent gaiautry and bravery
OF companies and IN the attack upon lhe
Federal gunboat lndiaDola 1t would be an
act Of injustice to The olIicers aud privales. ~
we'll as violence 10 my avn feelings. to with.
hold from you the Just tribute VI praise which
your successful chivaliy in that engagement
no richly merits. The capture aud surrender
of the boat. after the desperate defense Of
welLdried aud disciplined foe, entities you
TO the highest honors Of veterans. there.
fore trust that the country will justly appre-
cate the honors which ypu have so bobly
won, and can give you the highest assurances
Of the warmest gratitude and pride Of your ol.
fcers, in thus giving toue aud character to the
3lst Tennessee Regiment,
May the God OF Battles 'hus favor your
stout arms. and nerve your generous hearts
for all future emergencies of a similar char.
acter. bon, Very truly and deVo edIy,-.
W. NJ. BRADFoRD,
Colonel 3lst Tennessee Regiment.
w. HAWKINS, Adintant
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

w We learn that fourteen bacon hams were sold
- tnls city on yesterday, and brought the small sum
y niue huadred and eighteen dollars and seventy five
ceots. These hams we learn were raised by one VI
our oldest and hest farmers aud were none ut your
lule money pieces Of ueat ike that which YoH lind
= altered around some plce' in town, aud better
wofIh one dJil and twenty-five ceuts pound, b an
Common meat is worth fifty cintS. But thai Is q big
OF money these hard times for iuui teen hams Ol
0 con, why 1t is almost tue price OF number Que
neErO :. Selma (Ala s. ntiAeL
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

Ddy- gentleman who has ainins tered
the following remedy for dyptheria, says thai
t has always proved etfectuaI in aftordng
speedy relief. Take common tobacco pipe
'place a live coal within The bowl, drop little
tar upon the coal, aud let the patient draw
'smoks .nto the mouth and discharge it through
\ he nostris. The remedy is safe and simple
End should he tried whenever occasion may
Feanire. Many valuable lives may be saved
1 he informant beiieves by prompt treatment at
Above.
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200, 600 ACRES OF LAND

THE Flwida Aihnic Gull Central Rail load
/ Iomp. ny tH 2ll 900 Acre, ~ lWd NhcU was
plnscd in 1859. und conveyed ~ Two TulSie"s to
,cruCc the lny hentni Free lahd Bonds s,u,dby tte
CompHnyi whIcu ,uul .Ilir lur safe az Lake cay,
On "wednesday the 18Th of May 1868
rlt,e Lands ur duable tor popses Of uoltNa,
tlun (mauy Ot th,ml Others .lnt tnnhrr tnTpentue
and tar situated lu tpeutst lea,lhm. pntiph % the
state. and utl great ndurrmeuts tu person dsposed
tu invest iumty In laud, Pivate snes wll be- mule
until h. day uf sale,
mm2i-tds WM. o. SEFFREYS.
AnCtt Ot Iiustts.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

A RslIc THE II ustpn 1e'eg aph announces that
Capt. Vim. Christian, OF the "a Texas, has s,nt
hd ol HIS r,ends in II 'uston, b au u basket made
from willow, wnicn grew TIE battlefield ct 'Wfl
ow bayou, near VICksbuTg where the regiment
performed one Of the mod daring deed, OF the war.
ris graceful menent1 wi srrse TO recall, IN after
me-. the many acts ~ hernc gallin'fy winch will
ause the memory OF this fayOrlte co ps to I've for
tyer IN the hea Is OF their IelOT citizels.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01
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