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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05
.srgnua NXEN FOK SALE-1O

-saFgEA OXEN FOR SALE-10
@%{ 81 II III Jokes Of good well matched and wen
ysO~M OrJk u Working Oxen. from 250D to 5000
$1,000 pounds. Ave an six old. also. 3
yokes Ut Thorough Brca DfYON sTEEi s. three years
old thoroughly broken to the yoke. aud cannot be
cced for beauty and DEBILITY of temper
Also, SEVEN BULLS. rom | 10 years Old, and sew
eral Cows and liefsrs in calf. All of the above
Nor DcvOns have been carefully b5ed by myselt from
the Goo ge attcrsOn STOCK and will be offered on rea
sonaDe terJs ii called for my Farm near the
SUTTON ~TATl IN, T. W Railroad.
Letes addressed to Wilkinsonsiile Mass, will re-
ceive attention.
mch3 DIFF HARVEY DODGE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05

M ACHlNISTS-A few good iron work
AVA men are needed permanently at the Cromptop
Loom Works
December Is 1869 DIR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05
Approved, February 25, 1868.
PUBLIC-NO. 45.1

PUBLIC-NO. 40.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled can act to
prevent members Of congress and officers
of tho rr',ue~'a',ae,,t Tho Ir,;.A -S.".oe
contracts, office, or place from the United
States, and for other purposes"
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled that the provisions
of said act shall be so construed as to en-
brace any agent of the government of the
United States.
Approved, February 25 1868.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05
NEW ENGLAND FANCY DYE
IN WORKS
Cor. Trumbun 81 Chapel SITS, Hartford, Ct.
Worcester Agency, at
Mrs. R. DUNLAP's No. l2U Main Street.

All kinds OF Goods eolored as follows:
Monday-Rlack, Brown and Drab.
observation-disclosures, Magenta, and Maroon.
Wednesday-Straw Bonnets in all cOlors; also Maza-
ne Blne Azurne Blue. French Blue and all shades OF
Green.
Thursday-Back. Brown, and Drab.
Frday-Cleansing and Bleaching OF all kinds OF goods
Lace Curtains keep square by frame:
Saturday Crimson, Pink. Scarlet and Lavender.
Grape Shawls dyed in all fancy cOlors.
VIM ERDTAIANN, Proprietor,
P. s. Having given to Mrs. X. c. DUNLAP the
Agency of business hope to please the pubic by
Arrangement Each Saturday the goods Tor color
Ing will be sent Hartford and delivered back in eigh
days. du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05

M ACHIN.S SITS WANTED = Ten or
AVA fifteen good Iron workmen. Apply on Exchange
street, at MeTriheld's Bull iing, up stairs.
nv DIT WIN. Nj. BICKFORD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05
PRICE 8 CENTS.
6Namtg.

WANTED-A few Carpenters accus.
" toned to Machine Work, at the
fl4 DIT CROMfTON LOOM WORKS
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lncwspapei very dead, and no where else,
guicker than with the soldiers in the army.
The only lpfce We ca spare for such things
lis six or shrfn lines announcing the eandi-
date for aps position that he desires. We
have no RON for fsfeclers'' and indiscriniii-
nate sulogiek.
W confeks VIC have little 81 mpathy With
political asIfrants at such a time, and VIC
earnestly wish many more of our fellow
coun Erynbn we're so impressed-at least
while our very liberty is in the balance and
the rhighiiekt efforts Of our enemy are being
Exercised Itd cur overthrow. OF course we
must haEe Governor, and Congressional
Representation and a General Assembly,
but We DO not believe that columns Of re-
eonlrnendatiOns Of this or that individual
will helpltd give US either one, and they
certainlyIwiTl be selected without When
the war Is over, and We shs III have more
tine and space for the presentation Of such
matter, We may consent to receive even as
prost Gortributidn as call upod some
body to become a Legislator -but not now.
We have to much regard for the patience
of our patrons TO fatigue them with reading
half the dry material we have to daily wade
through INCUR professional capacity This
Eexplanatio4 is due to those who haze sent
US such ephmupications, and will show Why
they have pot appeared. We set out with
the deteFuf nation to eschow anything but
matters Of BIT m national and local interest,
and our unlimited success So far IS ample
assurance from 4 generous and appteciative
community that our course has been the
just and phtriotic one.
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r. Ee ~ s1s1u-i-el - n1nounce Co. -n-< u
S1Fss a DeKalh courIty - . rs.a,a.-e - -
rrss ~ ne 5tl Co ~ IA Dis.ricl =. - -
sting tertra- r;---,,,
g = e AZ -r--f1--r.l 70 .1ncunre Tor. I.,--x +,
NHrGEr = c1roitEte Scr rr-eiec-lo- - C,.----..
irp-n ne l'4t4 Co1gre-s.o1il n ztricf "a
r. We are autho-irc1 - m -or-re rI--. r----.,.
~ rrkNi . = cardicate ~ r,-einr.'or - Co.
l1,11 tlc - LorErrszlur.l Dirtr5ct so
- We urc a1L5crt1e1 10 a.nou--- - ~.
~ BaLLrE 81 Fsyette countr A. a $1,000 -
lp1SreEs - tbe llth (Nenrhil) Dlslrirf rir---r.s
t. We a. arth1rze1 n N nource H. H.
$ fpoTE. cs11itafe Scr re-c,erfio-sr, -
run ibe ~ fNashrill) ru-rressEr-s D'.--,-,
- re ~ a. thorirh1 2, anunu~,r rrf,- u--..
II tskuTof1. - ll1yu,ot co1ntr a. cnr-s isrsr -
pages q tie IL fFe1rhi-l D,sf-.rf - fr-f -
pc srt.cn ffthe t1Tentio1 l,e he,t A. " ..-
q tie Ia - J-rls-
- We are uu-a oriiei % .anou.ce Gel = = =.
A1Eirss - = cad dEtc f1r t'ecror - - l,---
A. re Co1ie1erae Safe frun re - r,---~s--i
District 81 Ie1nes>ee a. he ensrinr .ler-i1r nj
- We are artho,s1rd 10 n--o--ce H. -
ElrSEEs a. CANDIDATE ~ rre ic-sio, =, /. - Z.
- re CplI.e dera-e Size fiun the - Cr,-r--
p.strict 81 Ie1nessee, q IN ensuinr slefio ~,
- We are Authorized % nn,c--c. T1,- n A.
Lrf-rS a c111i1ate Tor reeler-ion - - 60.
q the Co-Ittderafe Stale. from ~ Ilfh C,r---1
iisrrict 81 lenntssee e. he e1sriag csctis1 -1ll
- Ne ar arfAsrred ard -ro,...s :, -
no1nue H1r- SAN A. Snlrt II R-,3IrV r-,----- -
e1ncifAfe for TIE C11-cds-A.e cu1xresr t., -.
thrd Dir<fies - -
- Ts are 11taoriEs1 % an-russe H,.. 40.
Nlcaotsof - ar-ndIia.e Tor cc1rre-s f--, H. -
Corg-essi-rai lfistrict - -ae s1s1i1g cleriu- ~
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pell.ltlans ana DE w.

. WeIhaye received scores Of conmunica-
tons, some ofthem orer the proper sigma
lures Of the writer's, Others |anbnynious, and
many not signed at ALI calling upon iudi-
yiduals 10 become candidates for Governor
of Tennessee, for congrsEs, pr for the State
Legislature. We have permitted dry
goods box full Of these interesting missives
to Accumulate, and they have followed each
other in such rapid Succession, we have
barely had time TO read them far enough tc
discover that they were of Hho. material ia.
terest to the general reader; of DO use t.
the country in. whose cause our chief effort.
are directed; Of no benefit TO the patriot,
citizens of the South, Dor to the soldiers ID
the army, for whom w daily labor to muse
tOinterest, and to furnish With the lates
intelligence of momehtous events transpir
ing in various quarters Of the country
livery, sensible reader must see that viii
our limited facilities, and the scarcity D
paper, We have only room to present til
current news of the day. The Rebel is 4
"NewsR Paper. ysluminous calls upol
Thomas, Richard and Harry I'd Serve thei
country in the StateEf1iegislatufe, or in ii
chair GubernatOrial, may be news to some
body but i as the sSft Of news to kin
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SF5 There is one certain way to ensure
Peatel AT least it is way worthy the effect
Stop atlonce the commercial inierceurse by
-mrgglqrs and blockade runners with the en-
emf; hang every yankee white officer leading
4lccsupany or res iment Of negroes against our
own trqPpsi advance into the enemy coun-
Try as aPOn IS our military commanders in the
field, in their owl good judgment may deem
such move Practicable; think no more about
fcdhsed ueuces,' and fight the vaHdals in their
own WY, with devastation and tanishment
and at their own door-siIls. aud box no more
to Europe Tor all nor to the revelation of the
Northwest nor to the next yankees Presiden-
tial cleftion- end tie war az once by
main atreDgh aud superior powers in the
HELD. u
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THE. DAILY REBEL.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE i. 1853.


a good Job Printer wanted at this once
Higher wages nili be paid tlsan elsewt4rc II
the Con.edeEacy. .Ili
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MILLER AND ENGINEER WANTED-At Say
ll der 4 Co.'S Flou-i,5 Aills in ChaftanooEa
tennessee E1ne reed Apply but those who ttorpoEhy
understand the business- Ii1nelo-tq
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The Setretafy of the Treasury for the
Confederate States has issued the following
explicit nsticeHon this subject:
'4TREAsyKy DEPAETuESr, c. s. al,
Richmond, June 1853,
II hosdkrs ofTreasury notes issued prior
to the 9Th bf April lSG3. are notified that until
the LIST Az gust ensuing inclusive. they can be
funled 10 seven per Dent. bonds. After that
date the nPtes bearing date prior to LIST De-
cemher s62 can no longer be funded. Thoss
which bear date between 1st December 1862
and 9th April 1863. can be funded in seven
per cents II any time on or before LIST Angnsf
SGD after which date they are fundabIe only
in four PET cents
Notes bearing date on or after 9th AIril
lSe3 are fundAble in six per cent bonds II
presented within one year from the day of The
month printed ACROSS their face; after that
year they are fundsbi only in four per cents,
&C. MEnxINcER,
!, lsf ;7ecfetar9 0r TrtAruI -
/ This cannot lie misunderstood After
The frst Bf nest August. ali Treasury notes
bearing date ! riot to the ist of December,
! s62, will no longer be fu1dablc Such of
thtse notes as arc not funded at that time,
and are Notwithstanding VIII of course de-
preciate Hence the Cashier of the Bank
of Tennessee, at this place, gives notice in
our columns this morning, that after the
LIST Of July next, II easury notes bearing
date prior to the list December, 1SG2, will
not be received on deposit or in payment
Of debts due to that institution.
All cSneer4ed will govern themselves ac-
Iepraingly.
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n THE AFFLICTED.
4-The Great IndIsn Kennedy Tor Vener<ai

f.The tsreat Indian Reniecy Tor EenereaI
Dfseuses.~
Recipe. composed entirely Of Tege-abie f1Eredf-
eats, win Re sentby mai 70 any person upon the
receipt Of I've dollars, which Is warranted 70 b
sure cure for Gonorrhea. Gleat. Leucorrhsa. 1cute
and Ghrcnic Yaginitis. &c i vii cure Syphilis IN
any form that Il durable By any other plan Of treat
rnent- IL has neTer b en- known - fail n single
Gaze, where ]. was giTena fair trial Conposed-
4 Is Of vegetable siupies- il re reach Of al. h1y
one Of common Judgment can prepare Il; j caE be
used privately
Any person wishing Recipe VII e1riose Five
Dollars add postage stamp % Dr. r J. Ron Esos.
Lexington. Ogisthorpe county, Georgia. and rrtipe
viii b promptly and faithfully refurned-
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l. o. PIXIE W. na1zis-
PIRExLE 3 HARRIS.


WHOLESALE Ax0 RETAIL DEALERS
in al kinds of
GnocEzEs. Gfsr-zxES's FrEsIs1rxs
GooDs. and many o:her articles TOO tedi0us to ncn-
ton Gail and see. opposite se Presbyterian ch-rrh-
ulsy2l-ln
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~ I|I RS.
Tear :; 'f7ssr serar q william s:oae decd - sas
Widow. Heirs and Crrditors
ln Ch1ncery AZ Harr;ss1-
i s.'ys-finE that n, cefendaa. aische1 y. s.ope
mn fts7le1t Il The Sf..e of 1en-ezsee - fhaf
The cri--ry process % TIE car. caanot ie serrea
on hi1.i- = rhe-r,ore or1err1 that rrhlica.ion ~
mace retklT So iogr uceks. ~ the Eetel- neus-
PAPER 1tlstt1 in riIarta-t.,.a rr-.i-5-- 80 ~
ierclrt =, 1rc1r - l1ancrfy Courr 70 - Add ~
ne rorrr hr1s- ~ uarrlsp1. tne eeco,d Non1ar
Of June ser sd 1-surr rlsina-.s hiu o. iuir
nat - c,slf-te rfi = s-rrr a-s..s- hin and tir
Lii r. c. JONES.
rn1xl1rf Clk-kE
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&u1afrr1 ral.f. 80 1.aNir--ln uoellencc II An
- ofl,f ~ 49, ini trern fh1 lar Cu-rl 81 (ns-
t-1oc< +aat tr-r l-E-. ulll cgtr ~ ale A. fhs
49, n tn1fiA1sr-- - lhc hirheEt hidder tor
casa- 81 Iur~llr- Ill'r IA I'D frcrrr Fo--r- 49,.
- n 1lct q .nd yi1E the cur.urn.e li-i-s 81
Nl-- Anf4-1 a.llluiDE the lands az rride~ 4 Wf.r-
voc. 49, ne strAn dl-tlrrg TIE Tcrrcsscs rirr-
-fe1 u7rn A. ihe pruprry Il sid Fcrte - sari.fr
~ o-~cr 4i kais AID cot n favor e T. T. Clnrtc
against a hc,tersln = George Furte-
Jont--lausr r. r COCLTER. She-sr
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- N |lf<ro-ee % numerous ..-n-~~ -
nhrnre utelf = ra1 3fsafe Tor etelrI,- =, - "a
0f Re7r-sen-a-ires troa re rIr--s., = 49,.
composed 81 The courfies Or far p1-e- 49, -
Ehe8. AZ thh ensuing Ar-cst election 80
ll7e1s-ier = Z CANES
lion JOIN =. MCRRAr.-sta -,,t;-- - -
"A 1u-h 1e1-. r.crrh-nt he f,i,orsr = -, =.
we're bed 49, -
Nr. E-'F ~. De.tr = Warn. ~ r,,,r.s =, -
chair. ana C. Z I'ipr.ih ar1rr-es $685. &C.;
= l. Neeny. Lf-J-G Nsxrrll NJ W. 49, -
- isoot ara II Seo-ge Cook were 1ppoin.ee -
drat resi 1rio-<. rhe3 they reoorfei - 1,,--
krsrirdf That il i fhe -arir,c,1s s.s;-v ~ -
c-s and sd ers q ftn ssh Rerr ~ Tea V,- 49,
CIR fur1fr Cu.o-cl. John T. Moray reu-e-e-e = Il
-n- Nt-tI-frat tor-,res- n lie ~ Con-ressiural
49, q me ir-s ~ Iennessec- Be Vie Il car
a1--r receive ne nn41i-1o1s slr-rt q fhis reert
y E nave zroEn nm - solder. citizen and ~ N
o-cer, 40 ci'sefiuiy cn1lend Inn % the pablo a.
erinenfiT nuafied f0r ne r.,>fio- which ~. ,-,-.
irn0nsly a3bptel.
r. nirr.S- VI n BETTY.
r.3st-Sf rerret4-7 Chair-1a1-
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SHRlIFFS SALE or LAND--In cbtaie-ce Is N
- Ufcer o. sale lss1ed iron re Law J3u-t q a.-
ta7ooH. Ju1e tsfn ISIS. VII CTR fo- sa.e 4. ne
Cn,rs t01ss in Ohatta1o,-l te b-Ehest i1l-r lor
c1t1 On I1esdy lfh July lsc1 TIE norfh hal d. lof
No - WAin1t street levied Upon - ne r.ro-erT
Of JuAn 7 InyI4r. % SATISFY n or1er q ssle Ia
ccs- u fzVor Of Fln-h7 K S1n
sanst LAWS HB COULTER. sAcr;n.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-13

seB- A new Division has been recently
formed in the Army q Tennessee. composed
of Ihe Tennessee BrigaHes Dr. BateI and
Brown, the Alabama Brigade ofCayton, and
he Arkansas Brigade Of chnrchiH, and Brig.
Gen. A. P. Stewart, Of Tennessee, has bssn
made Maj General. ia command of it. The
Division belongs to IiArdees Corps.
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shlEI1 DOLLARS REV AKli-The ab1re reward
~ % p4id lor TIE apprebe1sio1 and ccfne-
ulent or The f0Ilorina dcserfer Jane. Ferfins Co.
n ttn ARK ReEimenL he Las red hair. hoe eyes
his lace s0ineg1zt leckied He efl On tie 18th inst
z LEGETT
Capt Co1cg- Co Il, szh Ark RsEt- Fosterrie, Iez1-
nss15 n
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sG- Atthe lime the call for State Con
ventIPn vas drawn up, among other sigma
lures was that of Gus. A. HenFy.jr. WEI see
that come persons have confOunded the name
of G A. Henry. j., with that Of e. A. Henry.
ST., Who was ii Virginia at the time the call
was made The call was sighea by Maj. G.
A. Henry and not by his father. the Hon G.
g. Henry, Senator from Tennessee.
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f<yi Too man Of our people ate Impressed
with tie idea that man Is services in the
field, pr his inchpacity on account cof age to
10 serE ice in the field, entitle lsm 70 claims
upon the people for -Gpbernat6riaI honors.
The patriotic voter should remember that the
bifce be Governbr was ssos created for the pur
pose # rewafdifg q,sy59dy. III making Gov
ernora in Revolutionary times, the best man
should be selected regardless Of his calling or
his seFvices. There never was ! time, when
liz bsca me more essential that 'the Office
ahouH seek the man. and not the man the
officeIn 1 l
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lzis- The yankees 'istole march = on Us a,
FldFsnce the other day-but it was not the
ONLY thing they stole.
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'-''''' = : sgslras- COO Is. il
-anrs BOOKS Sorn or me eraraAI norsz.
ch.:,.aoos.. Tesa
Keep constantly on land l4rss as5oE;'aea; Of tie
above goods. which they are oriDg at the very low
6. Gsares-
81 DOmes.ics ard cots0n Y.ras constantly o.
hand.
satlers. merchants and osAts. are invited to eaa
s snd examine our stock AID PEsss Ljasss-iHl
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Ia We have recently received c0mnuni-
cations frolh friends in different portions Of
the Sia.e. recommending the following gentle
men respectively. as suitable Candidates FOR
Governor:-
Gen Washington Barrow
Wm- B. Bate.
Sam1 r. Erdersen-
VIVA. c. whiithorne
Judge RObt L. CaruiAers.
Col VIM. II. Stephens.
John c. Brown.
James E Bailey.
c. c. Torbett
Peter Turney.
sz5- The stamp lax on Nicholas LOngwOs Ii 5
viii was $3.50
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JoHxtL- TAKxz1z. ~ sAxrE. cLAkk. ru-rirssx
rartacr q cI1Ex. ECF1Ez Co
u Chancery ~ Harrison-
II stpcafing that he de.eada7t Sa-nsI Clark Is
IA rsside-f or TIE S.1.3 q Ie1ncs.ec =, 49, - ar
ta- process of t5e ccrrt eanno. Be served q. hin
Il = therefore ordered that pubfcatio- - Nc
weekly for fur weeks. n fhc 's1.ehel' reur,|arer
pchsaed in Chattanoora recrriur nd refr-ls-t -
a3os1r a. Chatcery Courr u be I'd = - c1ur1
h3rss n H1-risDn. cn The seccrI Nur.rar - T-re
re H md answer co-p1af-arfz fs,I a. iuf--.-s -
coafrit8 vi Be catered arant hirn I'D - - -
for hstlri1Ss r. f1rfr-
+ G. JONES.
ne1g-E+t OK Az
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will b appointed 1h- Act 81 Congress fcr TIE A.
sesnenf aud collectioa Of 1axes requires that fhe
be eligible % hf either once uniess ke shall have a.
txined TIE age Of forty years Il under TAT axe
shall have been discharged from military dufy b. rt-
son OF disability re eired in military service o. shz
have been cecIared undt flr military cu.y by ne
proper boards from other causrs
Applicants for either once vii have 70 CT rrotI
" tneir gibiliiy also satisfactory iestiuo1ls b
their competency. n their post Ciice lddrtsF.
Waen The appointments are llade the PARTS vii u
ADVISED ana me collectors furnished wiln f1rn q a.
hcisl tord &c- Newspapers IN the state uorii
doubtless enter iav1r his Subscriber b. rcpy1e
"a. aooFe- ID, n. kESSED1.
jnuelz Chief Colcttor fsr tennessee
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+ THs COUNTY COURrOF MARSHALL corx-


= iEr T. Rrcor1 a. e.
In ies fan-e spptarinr - lAr Ea.is-acr1ca az ne
lefe1tsnt Nary z R-cord i \ n6n re-si-. n -
stAic 81 Iennzssee - tzt The or1i-arr r-o-r~s 81
ne laE E1n-nt - serrtd rpo1 ker. II - thrrernre
oroers- nr111red a1a decreed b. thc Cour- fas -ul
,cstlcn oe mace fer f01r successive ueck. IN t.
= ~. t.-92Es l-eoel rtgriring The dcfen1a-- Easr
= lss - ArFeAr - t1e August tern ls63 oi he
ccn1ty Cpurf q NarsAa-i counsr Irrrrr,rr - 49,
anssr - ds1ru-, a. COM lainl1ts bi1 or - sane
exparte - % h.r-
TIE rrFT- 2 L ADAEs.
lu1to-Fan- Clr-f
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&HEl lFf7S SAl-s or LASD.-In oAel.euce 7, N
= crier u SALE issuci frcr- rhr IL ~ l,rt al Co.
ta1ncC1. Jn,e term lscs. vii o.r fb- sale a. tie
torft tic1~e n o11-tznoora. - tke hir1e<t he1-r
- cash. On Ines1ay l-th jay 1se3 one h,ntrel and
- SLY acres a land orc less. lying TIE 5th
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sanding Treas ury Notes.

The Secretary of the Ttcasury for III,
Confederate States has issued the following
explicit hSticeion this SUBJECT:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16


NEW YORK, Dec. Is. In the rebel Senate on
the 10th Mr. Wigfall offered a resolution in
quirlng into the treatment Of prisoners of war,
which was agreed to.
The Richmond Erdniner says the prisoners
are daily furnished with "a Of pound Of ba-
con, when the rebel troops in the field are only
furnished IA.
The rebel Senate has passed bill prohibit
ing the enrolment of substitutes in the army.
MIR. Brown Of Mississippi, otfereda resolution
impressing all able bodied whites into the Army,
requiring aliens to quit the country within 60
days, or take up arms 10 levy direct tax on
all kinds of property, including confederate
notes, to make the latter legal tender after
the expiration of six months.
1t also prohibits thea buying and selling OF
gold and silver, or notes,on banks in the United
s ates or United States Treasury notes during
the war. All under heavy penalties.
WASHINGTON, Dec 10. The Star furnishes
the following in advance of the publication
kilograms were received here last night from
Knoxville up to yesterday morning. Gen. Fos-
ter bad assumed command of the troops lately
under the command of Gen. Burnside, and the
later had departed for Cincinnati.
All was then quiet in the vicinity of Knox
vile. 1t was stated here on the authority of
scouts and messengers, that much of Gen.
Lcngstreet's artillery and trains had fallen into
the hands Of our pursuing forces, but these &c
counts lacked confirmation The region in which
the pursuit is being made is so far distant from
tho telegraph, as to make it difficult to verify
this statements as promptly as desirable.
Though Gen. Butler and member of the
Sanitary Commission, now at Fortress Monroe
have teegraphed to the Government here that
the rebel authorities have stopped the dstribu-
ton of supplies sent from the loyal States to
the Union prisoners in their hands, we are no.
titled that up to this time no informatso had
reached Washington indicating that anything
like an official rebel notice has been commu
ncated to either Maj. Gen. Butler or Brig. Gen.
Meredith.
The fact that Robert 0ud, the rebel commits
sioner of exchange, promptly replied yesterday,
or the day before, to Gen. Buffers tender OF
vaccine matter, to be used among the Union
prisoners confined at Richmond, Lynchburg and
other points, that it would be disposed OF prompt
ly, as requested, leads us to hope that there
may be after all mistake 10 ributing to the
rebel authorities the atrocious purpose OF deny.
ing to the Union prisoners in their hande the
articles necessary to their proper sustenance, for
warded from the North.