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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TENAKEN UP AND COMMITTED To THE JAIL OF
q RobeSnn County, the I'd day of February, 1863
i runaway slave and calls himself WILLIAM HANMOSS.
SAID boy Says he is free When taken up he had pair
If striped psnaloons and vest brown r0ck coat
small round wool hat, nearly small
his left brow about five feet ten eleven inches lgh and
copper COLOR The of said bay is requested to
forward prove property charges and take him away
ur he will be dealt with the law directs
REUBEN KING, Sheriff
Feb. IS, 1861 lS-6m.
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CHRISTIANS OINTMENT.
TIME MOST POPULAR AND EFFlCACIOUS IN
Il the Southern Conederacy, is prepared in Wilson,
N. c. BY THOMAS F: CHRISTIAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture of this On
men for the of Itch IN its various frn 1t has,
however proved itself invaluable remedy for letter.
Scadhead cuaneous diseases in instances old
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism. So speedy
has relief bee found its use for itch and letter. that the
army has Of late purchased large supply for camp and
hOsp'h al use In its application to hundred cases,
ch itch and letter, but failed of II has
been tested ON horse flesh and found certain for sore
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
any of reliable certificates could be adduced Such
deemed out Of place, the ointment when tried gives
ample proof Of its vauableuess the cure OF a. all
meutS. II be used in any climate either cold hot,
rainy clear weather without danger 10 the patient
This ointment is put up only by the subscriber in tin and
glass jars, with full directions and will be furnished to
persons in want of it at from dollar TO fifty dollars,
according to size of jar application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished reasonable de-
REFERENCES.
CHARLES F. DEEMS d D., Wilson, Nc.
W. e. JoRDAS, WilsG.n Y. C.
DIR. w. Il. HooPER, Caswe Co., n. c.
Wilson, N. c., Feb TO- 1858. l3-6m.
TYIIiE SUBSCRIBER IS AN UNDERTAKEN ALSO,
and is prepared with all the fluids requisite for dts
inter ing and reovIgg dead from any battle field to
sons losing iends relatives fathers or brothers,
wishing the taken up and inferred in their family grave
yard by plying him will al short notice. receive their
rcispds at any point .theF wish Them moved.
T. F. CHRISTIAN, Wilson, N C.
Feb. %, ise3 l3-sn.
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Jan. Q, 1885,
RROOM CORN SEED.

A GENTLEMAN WHO RAISED CROP OF
a broom Corn last year. has large quantity Of SEED
Tor sale Price So 20 per bGste! One dollar extra when
bag is furnished Printed directions for the cultivation
of broo corn will sent all who desire to rsea crop
All orders sent to WILLIE J. PALMER Principal of the
Institution for the Deaf aud Dumb and the Blind will re.
ceive prompt attention.
Raleigh Feb. 90, lS63 l6-'n..
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Office of N. C.. X. X. Co.,
Co SuoPs Sept. 24th. 1862. I
AT0TTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN To SHIPPERS AND
others interested that the tariff Of freight rates
Road will be raised twenty five per cent and the rate
passengers to live cents per me and after the hrs
" OrOctober. T. J. SUMNER,
Engineer and Snp't.
Sept. o. 1852. 7S-tE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- - - -. . ..-....
FOR SALE.
pA SHARES NORTH-CAROIINA r. X. STOCK.
SO 20 Shares Wilmington and Weldon r. Stock.
JNO G. WILLIAMS 4 co,
Raleigh, March 8, 1885, l9-3t.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
a HALF ACRE LOT, WITH A TWO STORY HOUSE
"a and nuthouSeS, for sale central part of the City
oil Raleigh. Apply Immediately to
Raleigh, March 8, 1868. lg-4t.
Executive Department, North -CaIoIina,l
AnJUrET GENERALS OFFICE, (AILIuA,) :
RALEIGH, March Sd, 1868.
General 0rdeS,
A LII MILITIA OFFICERS OF THIS STATE ARE
~ hereby required prevent dstillaon of spirit
liquors from grain whatever within tho bounds of
their commands aud persons fund distlling in vO
ation Of the law they TO seize the utensils the
parties offending, and carry them to magistrate to be
bUund over. =
II is further made their duty TO search for any such
s wherever they have reasonable grounds for suspect
ing such distllaOn where information is given them
of it.
For the purpose of carrying into effect this order any
officer is hereby authorized to all the Militia force sub
jeci TO his order.
BY order of Governor VANCE:
l. j. G. MARTIN,
Adjutant General.
March &. 1853. 20 st.
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY Three Dollars per a"Hvm
ii:I3II$S riFEI$ OF THf sEuI-wEEBy-Fes Dollars par
- Invariably in advance.
a. S ar ji>>2stia"Cd at the expiration CT the tins
T.. .,ti,t 'Icg Lirs hs@"liit ...-
,,,,os oF Advertising in Semi-Wcek'y Standard.
~ ~ r,.rlIr rates OF advertising are as follows:
scTr,rc IA lines or ess) first insertion, 81 90
~, SshScGucnt IGsertiCG, 20
I-or - advertisements in proportion.
;irac;s will be made with advertisers, at the Gb0rs
% i for six twelve mcnhs and at the close OF
8 pr cent will be deducted from the gross
Or business Cards, not exceeding hye lines
asserted in either the Weekly or Semi eekly, Tor
viii months or SO Tor twelve months; or IN both
g m r SIC fer six months, or $l5 for twelve months
co,es of Advertising in Weekly Standard
~, liar per: square fer the first insertion and MY MY
Un each subsequent insertion No tth"ctson ,g'tt
cen" a UetEIy dd"erteESentS no matter h"'o SonS 1y
br .. Only limited number of advertisements VIII oe
TR r into the Weekly All advertisements, not other
rec,ed are inserted in the Semi eekIy ana Gnarg
WIS., ",,S",rdnGiy When the number OF inseruons Is no'
ed he advertisement it is inserted until forbid
IS. Money sent US by mail is at our risk.
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BLOCKADE GOODS.
.TUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT
- Fine SATTlNETTS,
Gentlemens heavy Cavalry and Dress Boots,
Ladies' Prunela GaIters aud
Womens Leather Boots,
Heavy nett Jackets, and
Flannel under Shirts.
JAS NJ. ToWLEs, Apt.
Raleigh, Feb. 81, 1868. l8-
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANY,
Pays all Losses PromDtIYI
DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane Cyrus P. Mendenhall David P Weir
James M. Garrett T. NJ Jones' N II. d. Wilson David Nc.
Knight, NJ s. Sherwood, Jed Fl. Lindsay, R. NJ Sloan,
C. g. Yates, R. Sterling. Wm Barringer Greenshorough
Alexander Miller, Newbern; Dr. W. c. Ramsey Wades-
borough; W. A. Wright Wilmington; Rev. r. C. Nav
nard. Frauklinton Z. F. Watson Wasonve; A. J. York
Concord B. Craven, Trinity College.
oRFICERS:
N: H. ID. WILSON, -h~- President,
JED H. LINDSAY, = Vice President.
JOHN A. GlLdER Attorney.
PETER ADAMS Secretary and Treasurer.
N. II. D. WILSON
G. G. YATES SExecutive Committee.
j. NJ. GARREIT,
All communications ON business of the office should be
directed to lETER ADAMS, Secretary
-. Greensborough.
: April %, 1852 S4-ly.
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INFANT TED-IMMEDIATELY AT TIE STAND
w ard OIiee two three No. jlurneyman printers,
with prospect Of steady work for several months
Raleigh, Jan. 20, lS6J. S-tf.
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NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY.

RANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE RALEIGH N G..
TENHIS COMPANY TAKES RISKS UPON ALL
4 healthy lives between the ages of IA and 60 years
for year, for years. for -the assrerS for
life participating in the profits of the Company Slaves
between the of 20 and 60 years. insured for one
year or five years for two-thrds their market value
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof is
presented.
DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1851.
CHAs Z. JoHNsoX W. s. MASON
W. w. HOLDEN, W. H. JONES
QUENTES BUsBEE, K. p. BATTLE
H. W. Hustled, J. G.. WILLIAMS,
W. H. MCKEE, c. B. RooT,
EvERARn~ HALL, p F. PEsCuD,
r.. II BATTLE.
OFFICERS'
CuAs. E. JOHNSON, President,
w. W. HOLDEN, Vice President, ..
II. W. Hustled. Attorney,
W. IL. JONES, Treasurer,
r. II. BATTLE, Secretary,
W. II. McKEE, Med Examiner.
c. B RooT,
Q. BUsBEE, E. Com.
W. H. McKEE,
For further information the public is referred the
pamphlets and forms OF proposal which be obtained
at the Office of the Company any of its Agencies.
Address. r. H. BATTLE
Secretary
Raleigh Jan 2, 1862 4-#ly
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DISSOLUTION.
TENHE co PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE STYLE OF
Il A. MITCHELL & SON, Of Newbern, N. c.. was dis
solved mutual agreement the first day of june 1862
All persons owing the firm by note account, reques
ted to make payment to T. j. Mitchell Graham, who has
the books and of the firm All claims against them
will be paid by him, and every having any claimup.
ALEX. MITCHELL,
TT. MITCHELL
''-' of Newbern, N. c.
Il, q 1890 S-3m-
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WANTED,
T5IO FILL ORDERS IMMEDIATELY
Il 500 bushels COTTON SEED
10 barrels lard.
500 lbs. TaOw.
80 bushels Flax Seed, and
25 Palma Christu Seed, fS which the high
est prices will be paid in cash.
JAS. NJ TOwLES, Aucuneer
Raleigh, Feb. Is, 1878. IsA
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NOTICE.

NOTICES, &c.
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WANTS, &c.

WANTED TO HIRE,
A NURSE FOR TIE BALANCE OF THE YEAR
"A for whom a reasonable price will be paid Apply at
this Office
March 6, 1868. Cot
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wish you ell success, in so noAle and purA canss.
Onward Is successl Backward s defeat, disgrace and
death, 10 alive bold sacred and dear
FOR God's sake urge on our mittary authorities 10
hold and contest every inch sfground in Tennessee
a. indeed everywhere else; and not to yield parti,
eie f'rther than i absolutely necessary for present
safety and repose and recruiting our energies Our
army in Tennessee should be reinforced, il for moth
ing else than the moral effect. That Is too fns q
conntry to be devastated by Fanda foe and il II
were possible, Nashville should be invested and re-
captured, without any more delay. But pardon this
dgression these remarks were lie result Of ihou
sugg 'sted by recent events oftbe sssst battle Of
Mur'reesboro. hope Gent Bragg win not fall back
too iar!l w.F.H
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raj troops. The separation Of Illinois and In
diana from the Yankee Union is freely can.
.yassed and fagoredhy western troops.
Jackson, Jan. 2O.-The special correspon.
deut Of the Crisis, publishes the following dis.
patch:
TANGIPoHIA, JAM 2O--The New Orleans
Picayune contains al olllcial report of an en-
gagement between the Alabama and U. S.
gHn-boat Hatteras. 20 miles from Galveston.
The Hatteras was sunk with all on board ex.
cept one officer and FIVE men, who were picked
up by the Brooklyn. The Hatteras was an
iron-cad, carrying three riaed 32.pounders
The Brooklyn was in pursuit Of The Alabama
but could not overtake her.
BLOCKADE AGAIN BROKEN.
CHARLESTON, jan. 22.-- Another steamer with
a very valuable cargo has arrived safely in .
Confederate port
sAvANSAH, Jan. 22.-The schooner Swift
Capt. Threadcraft, flom Nassau, with cargo
of salt, arrived this morning at Confederate
port
WILMINGTON, Jan. 22.-The vessel ashore a
the mouth Of New River, turns out to be the
steamer Dixie, from Nassau, with cargo o
salt. She was chased ashore by Yanke,
steamer The crew will be saved, but til,
vessel and cargo will probably prove loss.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 22.-The French eteamsl
Milan, sailed Tor New York this morning.
FEDERAL FORCE IN NORTH CAROLINA
RcHMoND, Jan. 22. 1t has been ascertainec
that the Federal force near Jacksonville. Nortl
Carolina consists Of two and ami half regi
ments Of infantry, six hundred cavalry, anC
six pieces of artillery, under Col. Emory. The,
have made no forward movement yet
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4hs sIate I.eeInInturc.

EDITOR REBEL: have recently heard many mg.
gestons n favor Of Gubernatoria action in an early
convening Of the Legislature Of Tennessee. believe
you have sad nothing Ia jar Ts.aasic journal on :he
subject. What do yon think OF Il, u seems to me
highly important in view Of the present revolutionary
condition oi things ard the circumstances attendant
upon the fact that one half Of our territory is in the
hands Of our enemies and ihc term Of Office OF the
Governor and the members Of the Legislature is ap-
preaching an end. Please call the attention Of our
worthy and able Governor to the suhect. II there
are any vacancies In the Legislative body whch can
be filed it ought to be done at need not spe.
city the several topics which demand legislation suit
eato the criss They pate Mt to every intelligent
mind Respectfully, NJ
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The ImpOrtaneo OiAolding Tennessee.


Correspondence OF the Rebel
C9rroN VALLKY, ALA,l
Jany, III, 1868.
To THg EDIroR oF TEE REBsL ! have been much
pleased with The .one aui spirit, ot the many article,
have seen copied from your paper. Especially
have ] admired the GOODNESS, and independence dis
played by you IN accepting tho appellAtion Of REB'
XII given 10 us by eur enemies. and IN meetins and
repelllng Their impuesntly false charges. aud insm
uationa Of superiority patriotism, implied by Tho
application OF tho term 10 u.s.
Bui sir. We are not Rebels IN any true and proper
sense ol Tie word--ws are patriots and lreemen con
tending for our just rights, hbertes and independ
cucc, which We had achieved NJ least IN an tqua
degree with out present would.te-opprcsnors, long
bef'rc The present race had az existence. Contend
Ing loo Tor ths great boon, handed down to ~ BY
onrnnceaiors, ~ ga open honorable and legal man
ser. Hence u Is no rebellion but patriotic and
legitimate waliare, on our part TO secure ioi ooI
selves aud postcrlty, the lncsiimsbo blessings VI
FREE ssli Government civil aud religious liberty and
national Independence Of OIL YaRkoe creation, ote.
Shall We ever falter in such eausel God forhld I
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examinations Of Aprlioants

For the appointments Of Artillery officers for Ui ~
nance duty, will, in accordance with paragraph
General Order, No. So be held near lhe head aaal
ers OF Gen. Bragg beginning 90 Jan. 3sih.
Applicants Tor the appointment OF LisutenaAt viii
be examined ia English, ArthmetIe and Osdaaava
as contained in the Field OrdAAnes hauuAl.H
Applicants Tor the Rppoin tmeAt ot Captain will ke
examined 10 addition to tue above subjects in the
elements OF Algebra, Plane Trigonsmstry, kssAAR.
les and Chemistry applied to ordinances
The candida es for examination will addrsss ,heb
application 10 the General commanding. whes 40
proved, they will be let with the Chief OF OrdaaAss
| OF the army CORPS. W. LEROY BR0uR
| janlG-lH 1T Col on Ordnsncs dUtv
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OfFicE lnMMANbANT oF C0ssCRirTs,
Knoxville, Tenn, Dee rs. 1862.

Five days after The cDnsqhpts of any county have
been ordered 10 assemble reward Of 20 dollars Will
he paid for the apprehension and delivery n cam,
Of Instruction af ROCKVILLE Vt my conscipt helons
ing 70 said copniy who Hey have failed 10 answer
the call
Expenses Of transportation win be paid. ln
Pefsons having detiiled transcripts, certificates 4
employment in the Mite department, or on the raj
roads. signed by tho supornteEdenis, are not 70 b.
interlered With.
The names and descriptions Of al conserpts VIII
have failed 70 answe tlp call, may be procured At
Ibis Office or at the once 0f The enrolling occrs IN
the county. n. u. BLAKE, ~, Cob q s. A.
janI-tf Commandant Oi G0nscllpts.
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Notice to ali Subject 70 Conscription.

huoXylIIe, jan lUth, 1873.
I AN authorized by the commanding General TO say
4 that soon rs all the conscripts In the diner.
ent counties have been called to the rendezvous the
railroad, provost and other guards. commanding Of
hcefs OF posts and detachments, viii receive orders
TO arrest ali male white citizens Of conscript aye whe
cannot show certificate Of exemption from conncrip~
tion, discharge from service by reason al having
furnished a substitute IN the army, or de ailse
transcript Of employment in the government service
! Hereafter all certificates Of exemption granted By
enrolling oihces will be seni me for approval. ALI
claims TO exemption under the law must be made -
the enrolling officer OF the district who viii refer ii
application with his endorsement 70 me.
All persons who may be arrested alter the call ts
rendezvous in the county TO which they may keosE,
will he tried for deseriion.
Certificates Of exemption on account OF disabIy
will be signed by the examining board.
h. d. BLAKE, 1t. Col G. S. A.,
Janl7-lm Commandent OF Conscr pla
pA- East Tennessee papers copy enc month
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VOL. l..
CHATTANOOGA, FRIDAY, JANUARY %, IS

for these are indeed the "times that try mems
souIsp Lest il might be considered that intended
70 include the whole town Of ShelbyvilIe in my re-
marks permit me TO say that Notwithstanding we
have many hitter and yindictiVs enemies there yet
there some Of the truest Southern citizens, male
and female in the State residing in that place. The
brightness Of their example is increased by the very
darkness which surrounds them.
CONFEDERATE.
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The state Of Tennessee.
william Carathsrt,
w
Alfred N. eAis sHd others

Alfred N eaia and others
In Cbancsf;, At Harrison.
Il appearing that tho defendant Alfred n. Gates
has a5scondod HON tie sfale ~ Tennessee, 20 that
the ordnary process Of the eoprt canael be served -
him.
Iii, fherefore ordered ihai publication be inads
weekly ftf lOur weeks N the Rebel newspaper ruh
lished 10 Chattanooga, TtpucsFee, requltng sid d.
lepdant 10 appear ~ chsnccry rouH 70 10 held ~
The Court h0use 10 Hauisop, on tie mrond Monday
0f June neat, and answer J6mplainantt amended
b or Judgment pro confeesN VII Ne entered agAlig
him and ihe cause rel ioF heaIlng OK palts
jKullwtt r. q. JONES, o. 4 N.
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$50 REWARD.

u ANAWAT from the subscrberat Dalton, "a, "a
\ The 18th inst, BRAZ, yelsw boy, twenty .iasr
years old, near six feet high weighs two hundrsa
pounds, is hony and acnye--hsd on kfepn clutk
coat, brown jeans pants. and leather oay arm Sv
hind and oefure-he viii Try TO get 20 We gauk ksas
wlpay The abovs reward fer SAID bsy, dsliSsysd 70
me in Dalton JAMES LYMAN
janl6-lm
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giO0 REWARD.

c,TOLEN FRQM Gent Ilardee's camp at Tullaho,
- ma. dah bay HORSE ~ hands iwD nshes
high hlnd feet white; when taken had ca MO,
Clellan saddle and natter brae with large bright
buetles In the halter. supposed 10 be taken by a
deaertrr LIEUT. AIS. HERRlck, y.
Jany. 20 lwt Como llardce Couliey.
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TAKEN UP

A ND committed 10 janby She military aqthorliics
"A NJ Chattanoogl on the I'd Of October, lsG2, and
more recently committed By an acting Justice Of the
Peace, for tle cOudty Of lemiltcn, Tennl on the
l9th OF Dec 1862. a negro by who gays bis name Ia
JACk aud that he belongs ~ John Pride, ~ Sparta,
White county Tom. Said boy b black, "a yentH
I'D s feet / inch high. The owner Is requested to
come forward prove property, pay charges qVi talse
hita nut Of jail. !. VI. SWAIN,
d.,agI fntlof
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AUCTION NOTICE

WERE Will. be en- auction sale At NY nsre spps>
site she Post once ON Market street svuf
Tuesday nornIns hereafter, AZ 10 o'clsek csmnsD.
cling next Tuesday f0th ia,t Anctisa Silss will W
made at any other 'irns whsn stSAsiou requires
JAny. le5t J. n. Hll.IT,
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NbW AUCTION AND
~ COMMISSION HousR

no l07 MAIN AT.. LYEuHEuRa, VA.
The undersigned have associated themselves tsgsih
er under the stye aud 6rm Of James I, Scott a {s,
for the purpose OF conduclingA general AUCTION
aud COMMISSION BUSINESS. They hsvs rented
that large aud elegant building, No. lO7 Nsinbina
Lynchburg, Va lately occupied by Iso c. Davis
Co., and ON the lat day OF pecsmber hsxt. WiIl b.
ready TO receive Merchandise Of all kinda Tor prYAb
aud anston sales, They snlict trons Rnnlsst 81 NtR
uilctured and Smoking robareo SngMs besAs.s
Copee and olher Groceres bale Ceiton ,rt Cotton
Fabrics of oil grades, Woolsn toqdl. kuols th,rsA-
Leather and all otter goods usuay rftisd sl stk.
Their first Auction " ~ take place AZ Au early Sw
N December, ol which das NQtieo with sAlsiosss
will he pulhhed.
They respect nlly refer 10 The mOrchbntt ara hSa
ness men ui Iiichnora rc!eiphurg, DaHVil, asd sh
er cities oi the south whose aid aud ss-rysrsstS.
will be duly appreciated.
JAS, 7. SCOTT, u
or The litr firm OF John 7. nhvnAVs.
uENlV f. BOCNtK.
WY. II. PARRISH
N.mhrrs VI the firm ~ iico 4 P1lnqA
Tie rnnrern oi Roeock iatii.h. Ke ErA. .
street viii continue At the old ,tand an usual
decl73m BOcOt x K PAliREH,
WOOD
| WISH TO Contract with lespnashle parties Nj FIVE
bundled cords wood % be delivered ottlc Cltnrs,
land rarhad.
juul-gw r. y. JONES, Anj. 4 On.
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Ia the PuS.ic.

Il, ". c0RBlk, sui keeps 0 boarding house few
doors below the Ge6tGi House, Wlege Transient visil
ofs Goa always he accoiamodated Gale him and
Judge ir yourself a Uanl+ +-lml
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WOOD
YALUABLE YARM FOR sALR.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have farm Of some 2,G
acres OF oIen land ~ good rcpair-AtO rent the
present year. Good dwellings. md Nrrn 'onrep,
with Othtr necessary Convenience mlles oi tak
hoan, Gordon County Gao on tho Ctnilnauh RlvA,
$40 acres IN tract and (nr sale also. ArpU 10
Ian. -3w NAlr a DirsDf
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DESERTERS.

HEADQUARrERs G. FORCES !
Glattanooga Tenn, Jan 9Th 1868.
The following named men of the following compa.
MES and regiments have deserted from the different
posts In the district 1T Chal ttnooga
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reward of thirty dollars win be paid Tor the ap.
prchsusOu and delivery ~ each Of the above named
dcsorers At the jail In Chattanooga.
BY order oi BnR. Gen. Helm
janS-aw G. w. McOAWLEY, a. a. Con.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-23
Sinking Of the Yankee Gm.boat Hattera
by the Alabama.

MopuF, jan q Tie Advertiser and Re.
gisier has&ha following;
GRESADA, Jan. ls.--Fiyc more prisoners
captured oil the transports, opposite White
river, arrived here tonight, They confirm
the report Of Dissatisfaction among the Fede-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-23

FN"N "N"VV"bi "H0h"iN'
Wesley Garter private A, 4sth Tenn
FROM ruSNEL HILL, GEORGIA.