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LARGE ARRIVAL OF VALUABLE IMPOR.
TED DRUGS,

.s D.
TOILET ARTICLES, JUST RECEIVED
..,. sPEsCUD,S DRUG STORE,
CONSISTING In PART OF THE. FOLLOWING,
~. viz:
10 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda.
10 cases Cooney's Indigo, 10 lb. cases,
200 ounces Quiniue.
$50 lbs Gum Qamphor
So lbs. Copperas
Superb Eng Mustard In I B. Bottles and Id. cases.
? gross Lows Old Brown Windsor Soap.
," English Tooth Brushes.
VERY Superb Young HysOn, Gun Powder, shOusOng
CGproG Tea, in chests and half chests.
10 gross Matches.
. a. 8 doz Benry's Calcned Magnesia.
"a dnz Fine Tooth Combs, Ivory Horn and India Rub
ber
500 Tbs Black Pepper.
Gum and Powdered Opium; Ipecac, Dover's Pow
e. ders, Cklorofnrm, Salad Oil.
200 lbs Flowers Sulphur
zs lb. Bottles Balsam COpaiba-
English Blue Mass and Calopel in jars and pound
packages. .
25 lbs Chlorate POtaSs and many other goods bought
at recent sales in Charleston and Wilmington. which will
be sold small advances in quantities to suit purchasers
rzss- Daily expected supply rSUGAR and COFFEE.
Raleigh, March 20, 1898. N-Sw.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
Il Equity Fall Term, lSj2. will offer for SAFE the
premises Davidson County Tuesday the 9Th day Of
April next Of land cniainng 33j acres more or
less, adjoining the lands Of Henry Walser Geo w. Hege
and and adjoining the Yadkin Institute on the Yad
kin river.
credit of six and twelve months viii be given by bond
and approved security from the purchaser.
L. \. KITTRELL, C. n. E.
Lexington March 5ih, 1868. 2O-td.
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Look Out on the North-Carolina Rail Road.
alO DOLLARS REMAND.

$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
I'D UNAWAY FROM THE SUISSE 2IBER on THE
HI night Of the 23d inst. two negro boys ALLEN and
1SHAM. Allen is about feet inches high black, stout
built quick spoken and weighs 35 pounds is II years of
age and raised in Pitt County, and owned By Charles
Rogers of said County and sold to last July
Isham is II years old, black, with large his fore
head raised in Davidson County and is the property of
MIR. james Bell, of said couRty.
have to believe that said BOYS have been furn
ished with pass, and will no doubt endesvor TO make
their escape Pitt County and get through the Yankees
will give $25 for the apprehension and confinement of
either Of said boys that them again. $50 for both
of them will also give $50 for the conviction of any
white person harborng said slaves of assisting them
for the purpose Of making their escape.
JOHN A. CRAVEN.
Carraway, Randolph Co., March 81, 1868. 27-4tpd.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
COUNTY. N. C..

HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
sale, lying in Davie County, few miles below Oak
Hill, OF Haui'S Ferry, near the Iadkin river.
Ore about 3gy the other containing
about 3n- adjoining each other. will sell them
gelher separately. This land lies in healthy section
country and well adapted 10 the rusiug of grain and
barcO. Any person wishing TO purchase ~ and view
the same and call address 1T Lexington
\. c. A.HUNT
S,ro
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
I'D UNtWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUM-
ia day the 26th of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow complexion about
feet inches high Is 20 years DID, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned, and has down look.
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered TO at
Prospect Hill, CaSwe County, confined in any Jail so
get him. F. L. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March 81, 1862. 26-w&sWtf
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this State who have done so much to alleviate thi
suferings of soldiers, and to sustain our most
righteous cause; and the Governor may, if he thinks
expedient, record the distinguished names on the
Roll of Honor. [h"tifel the Goth day Of Decsat6eI
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THE BASIS OF VALUATION,

A THE INSTANCE OF SEVERAL BOARDS OF
n valuation, have submitted to the Attorney Gen
era for his opinion the following question Is the word
cash in the LIST and Sh sections Of the Revenue bill to
be interpreted meaning SPECIE Confederate currency
and Stale Treasury notesS
The following is his answer:
In estimating the cash valae of lana and slaves The
district boards of valuation ought TO take basis or
standard The currency which Iheaxes to be PAID
Confederate aud State Treasury taxed as money
by the Revenue act and by law Taxpayers authorized
10 pay their dues in such money
SION II. ROGERS.
April 2, 1868.
He is considering other questions arising under the ac
As his is received it will be published
JONATHAN WORTH, Pub. Treas.
April g 1888 28-St
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE FIVE W..
hundred of land in Wake County, ON the "9Se0
of Neuse River adjoining Geo. W. MordecaiS tSh IL ~
tract and Immediately opposite the tract recently Soiu v
Col. Russ Terms accommodating. ,-
For further particulars, address either of the unu
= JAMES A RUSSELL
ROB. L. HEFLIN.
Feb. 10, 1863. lS--W6s"I'"
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

EHSCAPED FROM Me AT HENDERSON, on FRI
H day night last, negro man named DICK He bad
deserters gray sack coat and dark brown hOmespun
pantuoons lie is quite dark with whskers from 70
extending under his chm. He is slow spoken. Dick
was puI chased from j. Marsh, of BERTHE and may be
aiming get BERTHE the Yankees. Will give
hundred dollars reward for the apprehension and cnnne
ment Uf Dick 50 that get him again ANY person who
Dick will please write 10 John Pool, Esq a.
COlerain, BERTHE, and inform him Of the fact
CAPT. 7. p. GREGORY.
March 81, 1868. 27-4tpd.
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800 NEGROES WANTED.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE To HIRE THREE
& hundred hands to work the grading of the Chat
ham Railroad.
The line through healthy country. high ridge
ard ali hands employed the road, will be well fed and
cared for. We will hire eher By the month the year.
Apply at Cary miles of Raleigh, at Hay-
wood, or Lockvle Chatham County, n. e.
]. n. CLEGG & CO., Contractor.
REFERENCES.
K. P. Battle, Pres't Chatham r. r Company Raleigh
and W. J. Hawkins, Prest Raleigh Il CASTOR L. R. Com
pany, Raleigh.
Feb Ia, lSf3. l3-tf
ssg- Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examined Peters
burg Express Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress Will
mngtou journal and Fayetteville observer, will each in
the Of six dollars and forward bills to Office
" @. Standard.
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MEDICINES AND ACIDS.

OPIUM, ALUM, CAMPHOR, MORPHINE, CALOMEL,
" Qunine, EPSON Salts, Quicksilver, &c, and French
Brandy. Port aud Sherry Wines, and Whiskey-Nitric
Auriac and Sulphurc Acids and Linseed Oil and Indigo
f. NYE HUTCHINSON.
Charlotte, y. C., Feb. l., 1858. l5-2m.
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NOTICE.

OfIiCe OF n. e. H Re Co.,
Co SHOPS, Sept. Path, 1862. (
RT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO SHIPPERS AND
ia otheI that the tariff of freight rates
this Road will rased twenty-five per cent, and the rate
Of passengers to nv cents per MILE on and after the first
DAY Of October. T. ]. SUMNER,
Engineer and Sup't.
TS-tf
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SLY DOZEN SCYTuE RLAnES

NOR SALE, By THE SUBSCRIBER. AT MOVERS
II Depot Chatham County. Also, one hundred bags Of
salt, on consignment. J. j. MCDONALD.
April 3 lS"3. l4-wlmpd
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NOTICE.
A CARD.
CARD.
"HILLSBOROUGH CADETS

"HILLSBOROUGH CADETS
A Ii FORMER CADETS Of THE HILfsoBOROUGH
IN Military Academy, Eeing Invited to unite with the
present corps in assisting 10 erect I monument to the
memory Of the late Col G. C TEW. founder and former
Superintendent of this Academy requested address
their Contributions to
CADET W. r. CATHCAkT
Chairman Of Committee Contributions
HlSburough v G.
The receipt Of each contribution will be duly ackuoV-
lodged.
April g. 1868. 90 Ct
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OF THE n. C. MILITIA
RY AND CIVIL CLOTHING DEPART.
MENT, RALEIGH, N. G.

COMMISSIONED AND N0N-C0MMISSI0NED Of
" fCers prryaes and citizens, hereby requested
Call The subscriber for Outfits of Clothing, bath Militia
~ and Civilian which be had reasonable prices
considering the times Ali work entrusted 10 my care,
will be faithfully executed
G.. A. LACK, Proprietor.
c. u. FAkRISS, Assist.
Dec. %, 1869. Loft.
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CHEESEMAN'S OINTMENT,

VNHE MOST POPULAR AND EFFICACIOUS IN
the SOnthera Confederacy is fow prepared in Wilson,
N. c., BY THOMAS CHRISTIAN.
The chief object III the original manufacture of this Ont
ment for the of Itch in its forms. 1t has
however proved itself invaluable remedy for letter
Scadhead cuuneOuS diseases in instances old
of twenty standing, also Rheumatism. So speedy
has relief been found in its for itch and letter. that the
army has Of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital In its application to hundred cases.
each fitch and but failed of 1t has
tested flesh and found certain cure sore
backs and shoulders. In testimony of its curative powers
of reliable certificates could be adduced Such
deemed out of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its yauableneSs In the of all these all
mens II be used in any climate. either cold hot
clear weather without danger the patient
This ointment is put up only By the subscriber in tin and
glass Jars with full directions aud will be furnished to
persons in Want Of it At from dollar to fifty dollars
according size of jar application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished reasonable de-
duotion, BY purchasing large quantity. ALI orders
promptly attended to.
REFERENCES
CHARLES F. DEEMs, d., Wilson, n. G.
W. g. JosDAN, Wilson, n. G.
Dr. w. IL HooPEE, Caswe Co., n. c.
Wilson, N. G., Feb. 10, 1858. lS-6m.
TENHE SUBSCRIBER IS AN UNDERTAKEN ALSO,
and is prepared with oil the fluids requisite for dis
interng and removing dead from any battle field to
any part section of The Southern Confederacy All per-
sons losing friends relatives fathers, brothers,
wishing them taken up and inferred in their family grave
yard by applying him will. at short notice receive their
friends at any point they NAV wish them mOred.
T. F. CHRISTIAN, Wilson, N c.
Feb. 10, 1888. lS-Sm.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS FOR
March s, 1859.
NOTICE.

TElIIE SUBSCRIBER HAVING, AT THE MARCH
1term, \. d. IoG} of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions of the County of Lenoir n c., qualified Adj
mns of the estate Of DIR. Samuel +. Chapman, de-
ceased aie Of the County of Craven N c. hereby gives
notice all persons indebted to the said deceased 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims against sad
deceased them for payment within the time pre-
scribed b law This will be plead in bar of their
the County of AlamSnce. v c. Monday (27thl twenty
seventh day cf April next, will his administrator,
pose Ia public sale the highest bidder the perIsable
p7t perry belonging the estate viz horses hogs CATTLE
horse barOuchc household and kitchen
furniture, &c &c. will also, the time, hire for
the remainder Of this year. few slaves among them
good blacksmith. For all sums Of ten ders and under
lsi above that credit Of six mOnt for with
approved security. The property will not lie delivered
Until the terms are fully conn piled with.
4 T. jenkins, Admir-.
AIannnce Co n C. March 2S 1855 27-gt.
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POWDER MANUFAC-
N

NOKTH.CARUIENA TUW UER MANTFAC.
CRING COMPANY.
TENHE MILLS OF THIS COMPANY, LOCATED IL
Il miles of Charlotte upon The Caawba River,
in full operation with good supply nf material All
orders from section of the Southern Conederacy for
fine rifle and sporting Powder also orders from Rail-
road Contractors Miners and others for Blasting Powder
will be promptly filled. Address
5. ". DAVIS, Prest,
Charlotte C.
March %, 1868. 26-lm.
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Z r F f. l YlkbR0HGhi. surv. Partners.
400 900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE AT
ATCTION
PILES, FISTULA, JUNIORS,

FILES, F1STULA, JUNIORS,
UlceratiOns of the Womb, SpermatOrrhGa, SY.
.ilitic Affections, &c.
Ear. J. A. CLOPTON, Of HUNTSVILLE, Ala,
H will be Raeigh the first Of July, where he may be
consulted for few days He operates with perfect
for Piles and guarantees perfect in every Of
Piles, where the Tumors come down when at stool. lie
operated with perfect few days ago. in Of
Al wears standing. his tuners coming down large
large tea cup at every stool Those who doubt ad
dress Mr.. IL. H. Berry, Monticello, Florida
Dr. C. operated some desperate in Salisbury last
year, of them is known every citizen of Salisbury.
Ladies of the City and vicinity will be visited their
homes He will be in Salisbury the first of June Greens
borough the 18th of June.
March 81, IS;S o4-w&swtf
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S0O NEW aADs
DASAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
HI 18th nf October negro boy IVES Said boy Is very
black about 20 years of age, feet inches high.
u pay the abuve reward for his apprehension that
get him. far his del livery to at Oak Ridge Gull
trd County, n. @. THOMAS GRAHAM.
" An o. 1889 9-H
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SNUFFI SNURFI
oRSLARD'S SNUFF IN BLADDERS. APPLE
Ia BIN Rail Road"
For$le by A. A. WILLARD. .
Greens6OSS n. C., March So 1882 ~.
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March %, 1868.
w. f. RASON. MID. Dentist

(OFFICE OVER R. PEscUD'S.)
M B. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOVE d.
~ ring his absence, will be notified of his BY
leaving their with Dr. Perry by addressing him
through the Post Office, Raleigh, n. G..
Raleigh March 81. 1868. IA IT,
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$50 REWARD.
Headquarters, seth N. c. Vols,
CANT NEAR SHELBYvILLR, Tenn,
Ndrch 10th. 1853.
TIME ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY
person who will AID bring into the camp of
this regiment JAMES C. ABBY private in company G, Of
this regiment $l5 for his Confinement any Jail
western North. Carolina. in Jail at Knoxville, Tenn 1t
is probable that said Axby has joined Capt. Whtakers
company of Thomas Legion, at Coco Greek, East
Tennessee, near the North-CarOina line.
BY order OF Lieut.. Col r. A. REYNOLDS, Commanding
Regiment: JAS. ID. HARDEN, Adjt
March 81, 1888. l4-w4t.
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FIRE INSURANCE"

"AvING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR SEVEN
Il OF the reliable Stock Companies in the Cunfed-
eracy persons desiring Policies buildings cotton tobac-
co, &c, them by addressing
E. NYE HUTCHINSON,
Ius. Agent.
Charlotte NC, Feb IL, 1858. i5E2m.
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A SUBSTITUTE WANTED.

A SU BSTITUIE WANTED.
EF.HE SUBSCRIBERS WISHES TO EMPLOY SUB
II stitute, for which he will 1ay liberal price None
need apply unless well recomme 1ded-
ApPytO JOIN, H. JENKINS;
Or j.. i. LANGLEY,
Pactolus, l'tt Co., N. C.
March 81, 1868. N-3tpd.
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DISSOLUTION.
TENHE CO-PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE STYLE OF
Il A MI rCAELL son. of Newbern y. c. was dis
solved by mutual agreement the FIRST day of June 1862
All persons owing the firm by account reques
ted To make payment To T. Mitchell Graham, who has
the books and of he firm All claims ag inst them
will be paid by him. aud every having any caim up
them are requested 10 present it.
ALIEN. MITCHELL,
7. J. MITCHELL
Of Newbern n. C.
Jan. s, 1858. 3-3m.
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N0THCE

w. X. RICHARDSON & Co
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION Mrpcu
Raleigh, N. C.
loFFIos ON FAYETTEVILLE sTggE-1
T" LII Gil PARTICULAR ATTESTror
sales and purchases of State and Cvnfada,aI ~
na aud other stooks collection drafts and bonds
ness connected with the different departments Of bs S Sn
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold
% G. Parsley, HIIninslon' '-'r72 -r.r
W. A. Wright do
John D Williams, Fayetteville.
W. G: BroadGGot, do.
]. ]. Blackwood, Charlotte
w. Lane. Wayne County.
John d. Whtfnrd. Craven County
Hon. Thomas Ruffn, AIanlance Countv
Hon. W. \. Edwards Warren COUNT
HON II N, D; W. Courts, Rockingham County.
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January IT, 1868.
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FOR RENT.

IHNHAT WE'LL KNOWN HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
l. Eastern part the City of Raleigh recently occupied
by Mr. john lluchirS The house contains q rooms and
al the necessary ouhUuseS. For terms, apply 10 the
designed. }. L. IL. RUSS.
Raleigh, March lS, 1868. 22-tf.
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Headquarters Camp of Instruction, ,
RALEIGH, March -, 1868.

Headquarters Camp of Instructions,
RALEIGH, March -, 1868.
Special Orders,
No. BOZ.
RIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ACCORDING
IL Ia instructions received from the Bureau of Conscrp
ton Justices Of the Peace between the cSnscpt ages
liable To cunscrpriou They will be enrolled immediately
and this notice published that they may make their
engagements accordingly. $1,000. -
Ky order of COL PETER MALLEIT,
Commapdant Of COnscripts in n. c.
]. C PIERCE Adutant
March 80, 1868. H-St
Headq'rs. End N. C. Cavalry Regiment, /
MARCH 25Tu, 1868. !
Special Orderrl
No. 80.
"A LII OFFICERS AND MEN OF THIS REGIMENT
An who are absent beyond the limit of their leave
absence urough must furnish to these Headquarters
an -Hy SUI geonS certificate if sick, Otherwise they
will be dropped from the roster if officers and treated
deserters, If enlisted men.
By order of MAI. G. NJ. ANDREWS.
p. \. TATUH lst Lieut.. A. A.
N,rcL so Is63 27-3t
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RESOLUTIONS pror&dinJ fer a RdU Of Honor
WHEREAS, 1t is becoming that every State should
show its gratitude to its deterdsTs; and whereas,
oIr noble soldiers by their patient endurance, their
heroic for.itude, and their undannted Valor, ure
dq2b!y entitled to our gratitude and the admiration
Of the world; and whereas. our noble women have
materially c9rbute3 to the deis2ce of the country,
by their :etigc ,bfnevoIence which a'teviates The
snGehngs AID ,araInqf6S the comfort and efficiency
Of our soldiers tSelTore,
PssoIrcd That this SSsae5zl Assembly aur, 1rizc
tie Governor to prepare sock 70 be called he
"Ro, of Honor" in which shall be Lisced.the name
rank, regiment, and residence Of every soldier or
dis State, who has dcd.or may die in the service
of his country during the present war:
ResG(ped, That in the same book shsE be placed
tho name, rank, regiment and residence, of every
soldier, of this State who has distinguished himset
in the rvice OF his country during the present var
Resoluta, That this General Assembly hereby re-
cords its heartfelt gratitude, to the noble women
, 1863-12-01
FROM SPRINGFIELD;

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.]
SPRNa11E1D, ILL.,, Nov. 90, 1868.
The eopperhead papers arc just now very
busily engaged In explaining away the trouble
in Scott county. OF course, the blame Is all
cast upon tue Federal officers and troops.
There would have been no trouble but. for
their outrageous conduct. This is all stuff; ;
for months the Union people Of this locality
have been the victims Of all sorts Of copper
head outrages, and In some cases murders
hare been perpetrated, and when the affair
comes to climax, when a collision takes
place between the authorities and these trait
ors, the Z. G, c. papers throw all the blame
upon the military sent to suppress the insu1.
rectfon. =.
The Stafe Rcgtaer and Chicago 7sn,es are
simply doing all they can to aid traitors in
directly, but are too cowardly to conc out
and directly co1ntenance these outrages upon
law and order. It is none but such men as
these who are apologidng for the Scott coun-
ty rioters md elandering the officers Of the
law In the prosecution Of their duty.
Governor Yates has received authority from
the War Department to raise the following
new companies: One company to complete
the 10th regiment, one to complete the 51st,
one to complete the SD, and two to COM
plete the 56th-term Of organization the same
as Others :,
Lieutenant Frank -Brownell, who was trans.
ferrcd to the regular army for his connection
with the Ellsworth-J Jackson affair, has been
placed on tho retired list upon the recon-
mendation Of an Examining Board which
Was recently in session at Wilmington, pe1a-
ware The reason is, partial loss Of voice.
The Firemen's Tournament came off in this
city to-day. The prize Was won by Pioneer
No. l, Of Springfield.
Marshal Ward Il. Lamon is in the city, and
will return to Washington tomorrow.
AIajor John A. Cal1icott has been appoint
ed Lieutenant Colonel Of the Goth regiment,
rice Kent, promoted
, 1863-12-01
:QI)ifa9o Qribnue.
FV The column Of wants." Il For
Sale," &c, in this issue, will be found on
The Second Page.
THE NEWS.

We give IN our news this morning, ad-
vices Of the most encouraging character
from Chattanooga, but nothing to remove
our formerly expressed opinion that there
will be little or no more fighting in that
section, for only with extreme caution will
Gen. Thomas follow the retreating foe very
fur. Bragg evidently viii not stay-to be
whipped again. We copy elsewhere from
the Cincinnati Gozete of yesterday morning
a full and very interesting account Of
the battles Of Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesdny, before Chattanooga, in: which our
army was magni6cently handled, fought
sracndid1y ahd achieved complete victory
These, as regards results, were not second
in importance, to my engagements or
serics Of agements TINT have been fought
and won during the. war.
Bnggs force in front Of Chattanooga is
supposed not to hare exceeded forty thou
sand. Of this he lost in killed, wounded
and prisoners not less than ten thousand,
10 say nothing Of the waste through deser-
ticns and general decentralization Besides,
alargc portion Of his artillery fell into cur
hnniis.. With this weakened, crippled and
defeated army, he will not be likely to
accept pitched battle in open field
Tie sitnation ut Knoxville is still mat
ter Of inference. and even the inferences are
discordant. We hare no positive informa-
ton either that Longstreet has retreated, or
that l1c designs to carry the place by des-
perate assault We shall know shortly.
The war in Virginia has passed under
The han Of silence, and we have no later
Ie1ya