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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM CRUrTuFIELp.

WILLIAM sToNE's Adm's Widow, heirs and others,
In Chancery at Harrison
n appearing that the defendant Mitchell NJ Stone
/ has hbsconded from the State Of Tennessee, 60
that The ordinary process OF tie Court cannot DO
served en- him.
It therefore orderedihat publication be madelweeky
for four weeks, in the "Rebel,pa newspaper publish
ed in the eity Of CHATTANOOGA requiring said defend
ant 10 sppear at Chancery Court TO be held az the
conrt house In Harrison, on the second Monday of
Jane next, and answer complainanis BILL or iudg.
ment To coafsSo WILDE entered against him, and the
cause set for hearing er paTe. r., q. JONES,
fehl5-4w Clk Il NJ
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sTWilightlet her curtain down
And mind Il With q star. ~

Ny visitor rose and moved towards the door
rapidly, keeping his eye fixed on noe all the
time. 20 evidently thought me an escaped
lunuiic. lie stepped outside the door, thrust
his head back, and said III You hain't good
IN, III DO d--dP Then he slammed The door
and departed.
BE was my last visitor. The stranger seek.
ing these apartments may observe upon my
door a small plncard bearing the inscription {;
/" Small pox Hospital" Nobody troubles me
now. Verify, necessity is the mother of in.
vention.
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taken UP

a ND committed 70 Jail BY the military authorities
IN ct Chattanooga, on the 90 Of October 1862 and
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of the
Peace Tor tho county Of Hamilton. Tenn on the 10Th
OF December 1862, negro boy calling bis name
JOHN and says he belongs 20 VIM. Joheg, of Mem.
ghg. said boy "a black 20 years old feet 50 inches
thigh The owner y fegncgied 70 come forward
rove property, pay charges and take him ont OF a
dgc2Q j. H. SWAIN Iaiies
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onITuARY.

Died In Richmond, Ky. about the LIST OF December
last in the 18th year Of his age, Frank WESTON
PEARSON, son Of Or. J. Il. Pearson, Of Pckens Co
Alabama.
This noble youth was a member Of Capt. B. D. Nc
Caa csvalry attached to the 9Th Confederate regl-
ment Gen'l wheeIers Brigade, having entered the
service inthe fall Of 1851 The writer of this brei
notce. remembers well, how earnestly FRANK plead
with his father TO allow him to enlist for the war.
But no argument could suppress his youthful ambi.
ton or meet bis patriotic afdor, his heart painted
with IRE to join his fellows, and aid ia freeing this
land II his BIRTH from the tyrants touch aud the in
vaders foot He was told that he was 700 young and
too small that II wOuld be better to pursue hs studies
one year more, and then join the army. He replied
in language as mature as beautiful Glow can /
study when my country is bleeding at every PORE"
Unable finally TO check his yourg desire TO meet the
foe his father yielded; and though himself over three
score years. entered the same regiment az surgeon.
Among his companions in arms, FRANK was greatly
beloved, and popular with his officers Though rather
small, he was remarkable for being one Of the finest
riders In the entlre.geglment. He was never absent
whom duty called him, and besides participating in
many engagements, he was In the great campaign
into. and from Keniucky1 and was wounded in the
retreat near Wild Cat. After seven days hard lighting
under Gen'l Wheeler he loft ia the rear and sub.
ssqcsuty carried 70 Richmond, KY. where after suf
iering for Weeks with bis wound, his constitution gave
way and hedIed 10 the bloom Of youth, far from ihes
mother and sister, Alas hon sad TO his parents after
wee Of doubt Of fear and Of hope to hear that their
only had surely diedl BUTT q the best He has
gone from the "eyil to Gomez His devotion to bis
Blble his religious training his upright life, so re,
marSbe for one Of his age and bis lingering illness
give hOpeOf bis eternal rest May those Of his family
who remain behind, strive TO meet him, where
Ihsss is no more DEATH no more war, moi parting
shsibyviile, Tenn. Feb. 1863 n.C.B.C.
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HARBORING DEsERTERs.
HEADQUARTERS DRPARTNEST No. 2, }
INSPECTOR GEYERAL's 0rrIcE

HEADQUARTERB URPARTMEST No, %
INsPEoT0R GENERALS 0FmcE 4
Tullahoma, Tenn. Feb. 18th I8G3
T,HE General Commanding this Department, learns
1 with regret, that thereare in Tennessee, a nuns
Der Of evil disposed pergons who instead Of contrbu'
ting to the freeing our country from Abolition inva>
sion are melting these who are to the dsgraceiul
crime Of desertOn, and harboring them. Allpersons
within The limit OF this department, are notified that
the penalty OF such offence rs DEATH, and the strct
est efforts will be made 10 detect those who ince sol.
diers 10 desert or who may harbor those, who have
deserted and summary punishment applied In every
instance. j. p. JONES, A. l. Gen'l
febl5-lm Department No. 2.
Rs- Rebel banner copy one month, and send bill 10
this Office.
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lookout Mountain Property for Sale

T OFFER for sale the above property belonging %
1 II. W. Won Aldehon and used BY MIN Tor several
years as a Boarding School, aud more recently as a,
Hotel II contains two large twostory buildings and
Seventy rooms The ground, containing eight acres,
embraces magnificent Spring OF never failing, pure
free stone water within cave, and n fine waterfall
In The latter; also large Stable Kitchen, nogro
house. Smokeh0use &c.
As the Mountain Is a iavorite place for summer rc-
sort, aud win undoubtedly become much more 80,
this property, being The only possessing an album
dant supply Of water within convenient reach, Ia
Justly considered ono Of the most valuable OF Che kind
jan2 J. n. WILLY.
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FAYIrrEyILLE. TENNEsaEE,

ITNhOLLlNG officers In She State of Tennessee,
II viii at once enrolas conscfpts all officers In
their respective districts who may be absent without
leave from thtir commands The enrolling officers IN
Middle Tennessee, will send descriptive rolls Of the
officers NO enrolled to the commandment Of Camp OF
Instruction, at Fayetteville, Tennessee. Tho enroll.
Ing officers IN Fast Tennessee, will send similar dos
crptye rolls to the cOmmandant Of couscripts ~
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Il. D. BLAKE, It, Coll G. s. A.,
ieb2ldW Comd Z OF Con. for Tennessee.
~ East Tennessee papers copy four weeks
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sTATE on TENNESsEE.
!, sTATE OF TENNRsSRE.

va
tE0Ras A. GowiN, II QL
In Chancery at Harrison
1T appearing that the defendant Charles G. McCable
is non resident Of the State OF Tennessee, so that
The ordinary process Of the Court cannot be served
on him.
II Is therefore ordered that Publication be made
weekly for -four weeks in the "isebel" news paper
published IN the city Of Chattanooga, requiring said
defendant to appear at Chancery Court, TO be held
at tho court house IN Harrison, tho second Monday
OF June next, and answer complahants bill, or udg
ment pro c0ntsSso will be entered against him. and the
ca2se set for hearing ca f1rte. Il. g. JONES.
febl5-4w CIR 4 NJ.
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FINAL AND LAST CALL.

III those indebted 70 the Subscriber by judgments,
"A nptes q account, II paid between this. time and
the Tst OF hsy, can pay ehnplastershll who iail
10 make payment against that time, win find their
claims IN the hands Of hn officer. for collection, atY
which time, nothing bui a legal tender win 10 re-
celveu. y. "A. GLASS.
maf3 2mf tIt lI.T
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nrA- Mr.. M. A hialsb a oitib'n Of Georgia,
ia about establishing depot 10 Rlchnsond, for
lho purchase and ualc ofall kinda Of presses,
printing materials. Iypo. INK, &C., IN short
syeryihIng that relates TO lhorFiatars egAis,
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OFFICE OF C0MMANDANT OF CONsCRIPTs,l
Knoxville, March Sd, 1863.
Enrolling officers will not turn over 70 officers from
the army b recruiting service any conscrpts collect
cd al the place OF rendezvous when county Is called
out, nor will they turn over 70 such officers any con-
scripts which they may, at any time arrest but viii
send all such men TO the Camp OF Instruction. 10 be
distributed among the different regiments.
Enrolling officers are further directed not 10 respect
any certificates OF employment In the Nilre service
from Captain 7. y. Finne bearing date subsequent 10
tho 18th 81 January, 1868. All persons employed IL
sad service since the 18th Of January must have reg
uar detail papers from this Office.
BY order Of
mari 9W @ III. Col Il, ID. BLAKE,
Commaadant Of Conacripta.
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CO. Some verses on errids" have boon at
tIibuiod to the Abolition President We do
not know that'the Ape" Is pot Of the MUSES.
bot thGak ho would DO decided feature in
"Barnum's Museum"
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A late Cincinnati Enquirer is lying be-
forc us. We End seine very plain talk in
it, colups editorial, and also in six North
western papers-articles from which arc
copied into the Erquircr AMI headed
popular movements for Peace Tie Opiu-
ions Of the Press in al Parts Of The. Coun,
try We make an epitome Of their con.
tents.
The Detroit (Michigan) Free Press says
Mr. Lincoln's administration have under.
taken to do what no civilized government
over succeeded in--what Great Britain,
even Louis Napoleon or the Gar of Russia,
would NOT dare to attcmpt--tp crush and
extormiEatc ten millions Of people, armed
and united in cause which they esteem thai
Of their liberty, their homes and their honor
The Columbus (0hio) Statesman says
Thero can be no question as to the fact thai
at this moment at least seyenty.fvc pei
cont, Of tho people Of Ohio desire peace
not that they have any sySpathy with the
rebellion, Or that they would not make any
and every sacrifice to restore the Union
but bccnusc they are convinced that tho i'm
becility and corruption which prevails ID
high plnces, tho pervorsion Of tho war from
tho legitimate object for which Il was com
mencod, tho frequent and palpablc violation
Of the Constitution BY those in poxdt, che
gross assaults upon tho liberty Of the citizen
and the hundred other augvaut abuseSap.
dcspotic practices which prevail 10 all TIL
departments Of government, have led then
70 believe that al tho ralo we are huryini
on, our Constitution and Union end Oh
grand and glorious form Of government
which our Iathers gave Us, viii soon be lost
and thc country he forever and irrctriovnbl.
ruined.
The Dayton (0hio) Rmpise says lsi
hsrd 10 conOoivc Of the great joy that VII
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g26 REWARD.

~ 4MANAf from tho aphscflber nfnr TreuOn
~ DAdo c0gnfy Ca, On fle Izfi DIV Of Foby
kiest) ny negro boy named Jerry. Said 10y eb0n
ieet inches high. weighs 40 lbg., high check
9oneg ihick lipa color. very black. / viii payt2J
W Rho apprehension aud delivery 81 said boy 10 nc
of lodged "a Trenton Jail 90 that RET him. and III ad
n0y 4 caught without inc limits OF sad county, nd
ee,,ystca y 1ne Or lodged N ial taat get him.,
W. paY 1ity dollars lrH H. BROCK.
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]. JACoBE. AuctIoneer.

5000 yards elegant Lawns,
1000 yards mourning Muslin.
5000 yards English Calicoes,
10000 wards Bleached SheetiRg,
5000 yards Bleached Shifting,
cases Bleached Shifting,
case Bleached Shifting,
1000 Yards plain and dotted Swiss Muslin,
cases plaid Ginghams,
1000 yards elegant Cassemeres,
4 cases regatta CassemeTes,
1000 yards fancy Flannel
1000 yards white and red Flannel,
! case plain and black Wool dc Lame,
500 dozen cotton Handkegchies.
500 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchieis, -
500 dozen Merino Half Hose,
400 dozen Ladies English White Hose,
100 dozen Ladies Expansion Shirts,
1000 dozen Wesihead 200 yards Spool Cotton,
1000 dozen Brooks 200 yards Spool Cotton, black
1900 lbs Patent Thread 10 Spools and Skeins,
100 lbs Black Sewing silk,
600 dozen Horn Fine Combs
800 dozen Ivory and Gutta Percha Combs,
so Tooth Brushes so dOz, Tooth Brushes,
100 Crimesn fancy over Shirts. 100 doz. Shirts
100 Cashmere and Flannel Shirts, 100 Shirts,
100 dozen lIerno and Shetland undershits,
100 dozen Merino and Shetland Drawers,
1000 lbs English ShCe Thread 1000 lbs,
100 Oil Cloth Over Goats,
500 yards Irish Linen,
20 dozen Suspenders,
A fine lot Of Millinery Goods,
500 pairs Ladies' and Misses Caters,
Boots and Shoes,
500 Reams Commercial Note Paper,
10 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Is Sacks All Spice,
3 bbs Glauber Salts,
500 pairs White Linen Pants,
500 pairs Cashmere Pants,
100 heavy Over Coats,
200 lDe Cassinere Coats,
100 black Frock Coats
A. fine assortment of Vests,
1000 lbs Smoking Tobacco,
200 boxes Tobacco,
200 boxes London Dock Brandy,
100 boxes fine Champagne,
10000 Imported Havana Segrs %
500 bs Rife Powder,
100 CARPET Bags,
And quite . number!of other goods ico numerous
mention.
Catalogues AZ Sales looms.
Sales Positive.
Terms Cash mari tdsl
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Rd- Capt. R. +. Cattles has been appoint,
ed Provost Marshal at.ihis post, vice Capt
Hundley detailed on recruiting service for
his regiment, the 9Th Goo. ga
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rS5- Scmo e ouf contemporaries are an
bouncing the fact that Gas ia a disinfeolant
against Small Pox. II that "a tho case--ihc
Ioatts malady wilinot interfere with the
deliberations Of congreeb thia season.
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~ Persona receiving late Northern newspspcrs
win greatly obligs Us by The use oftbcm. The sen
ersla xieiy al bands, toehea- the latest ntellI-
gence rom The enemy country, and the absolute ser
vice which The dissemination Of sHch information Is
calculated to accomplish should call to the attention
Of thoqc along the front Of our line IN Middle Ten
nesaee, the value Of late Yankee journals. We are
willing topay cash, o. thanks literally for such "a!
vore
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WANTED.

A GOOD, sound, subsiitute; not subject 10 con-
"A scripiion; stOut youth Of G preferred; for par-
toulars, enquire Of lr, Gentry watchman at H. 4. r.
r. Depot. Tmar3.st'1
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CENTRAL HOUSE.

FARMERS bringing TO market But;ef Eggs, and
4 vegetables can find ready market Al the house,
Chattanooga, Feb. ~. HUGH CARROLL,
Proprietor.
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To Shoemakers and Leather FinIshers.
I0O GOOD sH0EMAKEHS, and a few Leather
lUU Dressers, can find employment IN the toys
eminent Shoe Factory at Atlanta, Ca under the dip
rection of the undersigned. None but good hands
need apply. Those furnishing their own tools will
have preference
Soldiers desiiing to work in this establishment
must procure their own details from their command
ing officers. CIV. CUNNINGHAM,
iebl6-lm Major 81 On.
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$50, 10000 TO EXCHANGE.
IuIRTR TseoEIsA ann nnrT.Aue

IN GEORGIA TREASURY NOTES FOR CoNFED.
ate money, at current rtcs Apply al Tunnel Hin,
Ca, 70 J. s. SHELL.
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h%- IfNApoleon really intends to mediate
-he ought to make ii i'm mediate.
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RGy- A lato letter to tho Cincinnati Gazette
says, the condition Of tho Federal army Of
Middle Tennessee cannot DO very hopeful or
promisingi officers in the greaitst abundance
are said to be OF on leave, and as for the SOL
dicrs, why tho houpitals arc stuffed with them.
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RunsTITuTRg WANTRp.

: E'N0 thousand dollars each, wili BE- raid for e..
steady. able bodied men, n iorty'slf, 70 nny
ANAt"r u. III. WILLY,
Chattanooga Tenn.
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nea. Gen. Humphrey Marshall arrived in
Knoxville on last Tuesday night, on the Viz
GINA train, snA took rooms at The Lamar
House.
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DG~ Gen. Shields has been ordered to the
department Of the Pacific.
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RS- A French woman, twsny-four years
old, hing heFFelf for grief, few days ago,
because pet pig she loved died.
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THE DAILY REBEL.

a. Pcrsnns ordering TIE RxnEL BY mai vi
plsase hear in nina that We viii not rccelvo any Of
tho shiBptaten Issued by the Alabama Insurance
Companies, nor those IsaueS IS private bankers in
Montgomery or elsewhere, Neither sill We Under
take 70 return shnpiassers sent Us. aler tSe publ
cation Of this notico.
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n@- Telegraphs now 60 through from Chi
,ago to San Francisco in eight hours.
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bay- Tho Louisville Democrat says that
there is 4 growing conviction that the party
in power at Washington have no expectation
or desire to succeed in putting down this re.
belIion They intend to do all the harm to the
South that they can, in the remnant Of time loft
them, aud then acknowledge the separation.
BY ihip meaps they hope to hold power in the
remnant OF the Union We shall see.
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Sa- Ia soano parts Of Indiana. nlinois and
Iowa, a bushel and half OF corn will buy but
one pound Of sugar, aud three bushels Of corn
or bushel Of wheat will buy one poundsf
coffee. Tho price OF labor has so increased
that the corn crop on thousands Of farms will
not pay the cost Of gathering and preparing
for market
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TANNERS OIL,

IN Bbla Tanners on, IA good aftieley fir sale.
~ Address, BLACK, DOWDY A Co.,
tSb2S-2w .tu N - Dalton, Ga.
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Deg- The demorslizing effect Of this war lie
terrible to contemplate. Even the editors have
got to stealing paragraphs from each ether.
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VIRGINIA SALT
MnTrcn

nELINQUENT Tax Payers for the State and Coun-
~ ty Taxes OF 1862 In tho Chattanooga District
will call and pay the same without delay 10 John r
Long, at the Recording Office, who Is authorized TO
febi4 7. l.. GARDENHIRE,
Tax Collector, Hamilton Go.
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/ HAVE, and win always keep on hand a large
4 amount well assorted stock Of Va. aud N. d.
Tobaecoes, Of all sorts and grades which IIer for
sale 70 retailers gutles, at low pl ice at swcks
old stand, opposite the Presbyterian Church
Jany. 27.2mf Ar BRADT.
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NNNIIWIITTUl wv "a TTTT1 I
6IIIkAb are notified that they arc expected 20 n.
pori g iha tgst QusrefinnsieE ~ asiiny mules and
horen n Ibis Vicinity hpd arc warned nog 70 trade lng
Government property u any kind. a. their claims
win -. b rplppctad. pnlss the property has ssu
eonds2lsr. and huuded with "Ch
Fsbis-tm d. r.. JONES,
haI. 3 loll On.
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lAftRDAY MORNING. MARca ]. ls6a.
THE SITUATION.

II lie a somewhat remarkable coincidence
that the fight, reported to have ia en- place be
tween General Van Dorns command and the
enemy, actually came off three days after tho
FIRST ramors which reached this PLACID. On
Monday evening we reosiycd the first intel
ligence Of signal victory near Franklin.
Az report we published IL Oh Tuesday
conarmatory lidings reached us. These we
also gave to the ppbIc. On Wednesday and
Thursday there hung over the whole matter
an onlinous silence, and we began to have
some very strange misgivings.
But on yesterday the entire subject was
cleared up The following dispatch did our
business for us as it shows how Van Dorm
aud Forrcat did that Of the oaomy:-
TuLLAnoxA March 9Th,
To Col. y. S. EwkIL.--C Chattanooga, Tenn
The enemy attacked Van Dorm yesterday at
'fhompson's Station between Columbia and
Franklin he drove them back handsomely
aaa captured Eve regiments Of infantry. TWEEN
ty-two hundred officers AID men, Our loss
not yet reported.
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New Bacon and Salt
"a FEW hundred pousdh family cured Bacon 80
~: sacks Virginia Salt, ior sale BY
iebl3-tf J. IA. WILLY.
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1NHE Tax payers WIN pionso eall &C eho Recorder
a Ohlce and eite Ia fhelr property aud polls, ior
city ia4eg for The present jefr.
fobio-Im John r. l0NU, Recorder.
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OFFICE OF coMMANDANT OF ooNscRIpqs, !,

kTTE wish 10 hire two able bodied men, WHITE o
Wv black, to do night work Al this Office.
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FOR RALE.
TOBACCO.

A AIKELY Negro Boy, Il years Of age. Enquire
"A Of [ieb2Odtil D.KAYL0R
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WANTEn Tn RENT


A HOUSE, furnished or uufrsahhed. Apply
"A this oflce.
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BRAxroN BRAoe,


We.see by the above dispatch that the fight
which was reported to hnye occurred on Sun,
day, aid actually transpire on Wednesday;
and that the results were pretty much as
originally stated
We have the following additional details in
dispatch from Maj g. s. severson, gallant
officer and perfectly reliable source Of inform.
alton. Il was received at G o'clock last eyen-
ing,
COLUMBIA, March g. Generals Forrest and
Van Dorm yesterday bad an engagement near
Franklin. Gen. Van Dorm brought on the fight
in front, Gen. Forrest aanl,ed in their rear, cap
turing twonty-three hundred prisoners, and
cnty-iye hundred small arms. Forrest az
icr capturing the prisoners pursued the enc.
my, who al last accounts were in full retreat
Tho prisoners arrived here last night Our
loss small.
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Maj. c. s, sEvEEsos, A.o.H.
Can Enrrnntln qlnH

The morale Of this fight is very considerable.
II checks tho advance Of tho enemy in an
important direction. II encourages large
body cfFoah troops, who were engaged on our
aidei audi has scattered an entire division Of
Roseorans' army
Three rQusiug cheers for Van Dom and
Forrestl
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M to0u0 IhMAEshkE MONEH.
TshE above sm9unt 10 notes. Of tho old banks FOR
u Mie BY J.H. WILLY,
mhHu Commission Merchant
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qa Carriage, Phaetsn and Buggy.
fTNHREE coed second hand rshicey, lcr sale ~
~ mars7u 4 J. IA, WILLY,
Commission Merchant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-31
FRANCIS L. AUD. GEORGE N. BEEBE.
AUD & BEEBE,

a TTORNEYS AT LAW, Virginia City,
"a n. r. Offices in Jones < Co.'S new
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