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, 1863-01-16

CAIRO, Jan. 15.--CoL Shaw, Of the 14th
Iowa, is here to-day on his way to. Helena,
where he will proceed to organize negroes and
muster them into the military service. He
is authorized to raise brigade. From his
appearance, Judge he is the. right man in the
right place. &c.
Nine hundred and sixteen prisoners, taken
at Murtreesboro, hayc arrived here from Louis;
vile. There are now 500 prisoners here
They. ARE to be sent to Vicksb1rg imme-
diately. -.
4. ". Pitts Of Dixon, Vim. Mammalian aud
E. Bowman Of Stcrliul1, are here with eanl-
tary stores for the 18th Illinois. One box
was distributed on board the City Of Mem
phis yesterday. Several boxes will be sent to
faducah, the remainder shipped South.
There has been no arrival from Memphis
to-day. .; -.
5 =. IN. yesterday.
CAno, Jan. 1.-THE gunhoat Caronde1et,
on her way to Island No. 10, when just above
Fort Pillow picked up snag, which tore away
her upper works, Knocked kown her lack.
staff, broke her hog-chafns and loosed her
stanchIons. She was towed up to the Island
: By the Wilson. Two seamen were slightly
Injured.
, 1863-01-16
FROM MISSOURI.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Sr, LOUIS. jan. Is, 1863.
The reported revocation By the President Of
the order suspending the collection. of the
$500, 600 assessment was incorrect.
Guerillas fired on the pIckctsa at the Lemoine
Bridge, on the Pacific Railroad, night before
last, but did not venture an attack.
The payment Of discharged soldiers, lately
interrupted, in this department, has been re-
sumed.
The Conservatives assisted few soreheads
to amend the Emancipation resolutions in the
State Senate, to-day, 80 as to make them oh
jectionable to their friends, and then assisted
to vote them all down. These are the tactics
to be resorted to In order to prevent the pass
age Of the Emancipation measures this aes-
sion. =
Passengers nre beginning to arrive freely
from Springfield. They report only few
houses in the suburbs rs destroyed during the
the late attack.
Snow has obstructed the railroad trains here
to-day.
Gold is selling at fifty per cent premium.
, 1863-01-16

It is now almost two ycars since tho rebellion OF
the Southern States, fnetgated bJ the ambition OF
: bad and anscrupufous men, broke ont In open var
war has assumed gigantic proportions and has cost
vaet s4c1ihcc&6f blood life and treas1re But for
the 1oyal pes3lo Of the North and the general gov
cowar9l$ 10 Yield to the outrage committed npon
ne nakion BY tho traitors In arms. and dishonora-
otIto submit TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the Union
eaoh obstruction Of the government and coustltu-
, 1863-01-16

With +ra3tors 1rhich loot- IN tha daztrrct;on
Of The UnIon' I am SATISFIED M other ,c.n be
obtained. The xar has cost me ,ta trials and
trihnlot1ons 1c,n trn,v c1o.e r,th on,t,.
t;on from an- ancient nh,1osonher nttenei1 orer
I'm. ;,e,d hofv .of hIa son s1a,n ~ hott1c
wIsbou3a have h}nsned # coto,s honse had
stood secnred md tlourishea in q cI;il var ,,
80. c,,o,,,: -,.,n.nors
ra,s.,., ,n,.n,t.s ast ~ u.ernn ,he ch,e.arrh,n
>;.>". lW4sn1ss1os, Januas, ia 1ssa =
&. Cy1us ". Field had consultation with the,
Military and Nayn Committed; to-da7,in Joint
session on the propositions which have been
:madc~ to the Government By the eminent
ocean telegraph cable manufacturers, Glass &
Co. Of Edinburg, to connect all points held BY
our rarnfes along the Atlantic and Gulf coast
, 1863-01-16
Nem advertisements.

w ANTED-A Scholarship in
ts 4!{Aut Stzattou's Commercial col,e1r Al.
oteae j Z. at The Tribune otnce inI6zii95t
. w ANTED-A Girl to do general
~ huusowork-Enklish Scotch or t,erman Nnxt
street, =. @A Ss1e Z sV.la
, 1863-01-16

r AM THE AGENT FOR THE
Il sale OF tho best Iron Feed 3lll and Shelter eou1-
blped now IN use will warrant them to do all they
are recommended 10 do They arc used BY HORSE
stcAm, wster or wind power. Many valuable inproye
he given by calling on e At nutton1 Hotel, corner
Of r HA.htnEton and Wells street, or A2drF1Sl1< Post
CG1co n1I 1893. G. SHEPARD, Agent.
fn1k k1fE
, 1863-01-16

POARD1NG.-Two large rooms
to let. unfuznishcd. With bonzd, hy family re-
siding on SahgaTo on street, convenient to q street
Address Box 1919. jal&zItQ5t
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AMSstxE.~s'--Nighf hs:,>c last, the Il Tennassee
Biass Band, with several artist; adjunct1 gave q ne
minstrel concert at the Concert Hall in this city,
which attracted crowded audie nee. The perform
ance as wtCle was r1ost decided success, eyinc
ing talent OF high order, which was well aptA Ac-
ated, many OF its features being encored with entHo
siast,c and well rneritefsshestness Manager GrusN
AorroY CATERS well and Knowingly the public taste
Maest1 tone is yiolins. OF abilities, aed dis.
courses fartngiy il ~ 80 solo from fsvorite
opera Csbler sings and like an old stager, ard
completely captivated tie large assembly with bis
Paddy Wedding sai Bob Ridley" Nickers
dance or jig WIS Taptnpusly encored. Nash Butler
(not In the bilD appesr,d and made decided hits i'm
hi' Two quaint yet poIuhr songs. Brenc,'s ballads
evinced taste ard tstpt The whole community is
behoiaen to the energy AMI refreshing genius Of the
brave first Tennessee. net only for effective, heavy
blows at the enemy on TIC field, but the papable de-
struc Ion of ennu in camp and days Of dleness Long
may they wave, etc.
Madame Ruhl, tie esrtairice of the Confederacy
aided by other professional talent reeaed us with
concert last night that bdught back the aya of ar.d
lang syre.
The Builer Troure' efulge ntx, wees, and rich
mo- erosr are in store for ns
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|HNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARp.-Lost at
~ the creek Stsahs Brigade the 26tn inst.
Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars, IN Confederate Notes.
three one hundred dollar Jtes an fifty dollar
notes. The notes siderabiy ned by sweat
one ci tie hun dred dollar notes had j. N TenCen's
name on the back, with tie date Dec 10th. ls6l
reward vii; he given. Information He d., uar
ters oath Tenn Rcrt. Ssrahls Brigade Cte4tuau4 :
Division. ;y29
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!l~trcrAkrTRs nE-ARTAENT Nc. >, }
CHkTTkSOooA, Tenn.
July IS. 1868
GFN GRAL ORDERS,


No Z;.
!. Msior James Glove. Cuartcrriaster G.. y. A.,
hay ing been charged by the Quaitcrnaster General
with toe ou,y Ot collecting The taxes kind In the
State Of Tennessee hare assigned Capt. w. D. Tape
A. O. NJ, ID duty Post Qu rtermaster, TO- tha col
lection OF tie taxes in the Sd Congressional District,
imposed OF the counties OF Monroe McMinn. Meigs.
Rbes, Polk; Bradley, Hamilton Marion. Sequatche.
De''soe apd tIundy Capt Tape has been directed
10 Earn tdbouded qusrtermssters for the OF
this department. ri, the .orage that ie may 'eve
The IL lowing orders ard Instructions therefore
pulb he'd for the guidance end observance Of officers
OF the Quariermastets Depsr meat:
1. All lIirtermaSters n this DE, artment will
der capt fappe all necessary assistance, in having
tht produce collected bJ hiin bauel T. some point at
wI6ch :. may hc needrd.
=. No officer shall receive t.e tax except by altui-
ty OF Cant. Tappe. wh) alone !, charged with the
duty OF o'leciingit
u Tnese orders are fcesary To prevent confusion
to capt reppe in the dischsrkc Il his duties aud &"
sy.temat.2r ana facilitate the collection ot l~ pro
Guce. and snppyihg tne army. iisId ComIHaece
with tlcs VII l.r ii'1 lru.l r"rs n this br
ps1orrrli'. ny ,ornInsn.fef SEA Fai. .FKaGU
I.hgn,a1 t1'"NM 4. Brent,
Uficia: s. 4. GrL-tll.
kI.;roCf FtLcoSRR.
A. A. General.
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ARREST OF A FE EMALE SPY.-Oa Friday last
che detectives of Gen. Winder's office arrested.
Mt the residence of Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge, in this
city. Mrs. Mary J. Allan, on the charge of CON-
municating information to the enemy II ap-
pears that about n week or ten days since Mrs
Allan sent, 10y a blockade runner, who was
proceeding to baltimore, two or three letters,
one of which was directed to Rev. Morgan
Dix, son of Gen. Dix, of the Yankee army. and
o'her to her sister, at Cincinnati.
The blockade runner fortunately opened the
letters, and in reading them discovered that
they contained various revelations intended
for the Information ui. the enemy. He prompt.
y returned to the city and delivered the letters
TO Gen. Winder who Immediately caused Mrs
Allan to he placed under duress His purpose
we are informed, was TO transfer her to Castle
Thunder, but higher authority having inter
posed, az alleged she was sent 10 st. Francis
do Sales Hospital on Brooke Avenue. where
she is now detained under gnard.
Mrs. Allan is tho wife of Patterson Allan. of
this city. and is therefore connected by mar
riage with one Vi Tho most respectable fam;-
lies of Richmond. She s the daughter of n
DR.. Wilson, of Cincinnati. in which city she
was born. Mr.. Allan made her acquaintance
soIae years since during an European tour.
For some time past there has bceL an estrsuge-
ment between Mrs. A Ian and her husband's
relatives. Hence she vas admitted as a guest
in The family of Or. Hoge, whose hospitality
she has abused by denouuoing him IN one of
her letters as a rebel. aud giving information
rontc, Coupled with the expression of The hon.
that h' aid ne ,.pture! Snch, v, I..i,s
ID tie purpo't pf her coinn. unr ,iin reiasv- '
to Dr. lloge.
The affair e: ii. saa.; u. ergo invesh-t-
tion at AN earl da; - E.rl. ;This, 20t..
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HIVE HUNDRED DOLL RS REWARD Runaway.
IL Escaped from the Ca artersvile. Georgia,
about the ls;. of the month my boy Dave, about 70
years old feet 10 inches high, copper color, former
ly belonging to General Foacst and Captain Pointer
ard lived Spring Hl 10 which place it Is pre-,
spineG he wnl attempt 10 return Fol- his retcrn 70
III, n re or az Atlanta, .he above reward will be paid.
jJ30-lm f. M. BRUCE.
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AISTnCii FtLCoSHR.
A. A. General.

7 OST-FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD My mulat'o
IL negro boy. Joe was lost during the retreat. on
his way from Fayetteville to me at Shelbyve. Tenn
The above reward will be paid Tor his delivery TO
Cssin The. CHtcr, 18th Tenn. regime ut, Bates bri-
the above address, will lie literally rewarded.
DANIEL MCPHAU.,
jy50 Wharton's Escort, Texas Rangers.
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70 COMSCRIpTS-

NOTICE 70 CoNsCRIPTs.
~ oSfIcE Coan'T ChnP OF ISsTRpor.or, !,
SPECIAL oRpEEs jiA'0 'sI1. '-'' 21s, iS''' 5
]; In pursuance OF general crder No. 80, Adjutant
and Inspector Gengerals Office, teby. 23d lo6j all
persons IN the county Of bradley, stae tennessee
are hereby ordered to report at Clevel3ui (ccuuty
seat OF Bradley coH;ty Oh the 4th 5th 6th and 7tn
Gays of Angus. next, Tor REORGANIZATION and re-eu-
ioi.ment The first four districts will report on the
4th. the second tour on tive 6th. and so On.
il. This nO..oe includes every man between the
nSes sPec1aed lose VINO have b.ea examined aid
dis ssFged 10y Ste Confederate Surgeons. Those
Who Lave at any time bee, discharged from the. Ar
hiy. Those WHO have furnished stbstuLes and al
persons VINO may claim exemption on any ground
whatever. No persons discharge, exemption or de
ta!' WIZ excuse 'Htn rom siterdau,e 1t the place
III: ANY person penons unable TO attend, mus,
scno oy Their enrolling ofhcer, the AFFIDAVIT o a
stchsl1e fnysleiah stating tav Of disability
al the probable duration of such di ability.
~. All the laws and Regulations applicable to de.
erters Will DC applied to such conscrpt5 as ta tt
repair 10 the place OF IenceEsouj, who shall desert
So Co-soripts will come With three days ra,ions
prepaid j. W. Gh86 Y, Surgeon. l.. A. G y.
Ey command OF Il. 81. Cox
GaJ and CGmd Camp OF Ins:rnction.
CHAs r MARTIN. lst 1t. and Adjt. jy2i-7t
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
I,lN7 yds sup. check Gingbams
},o2s yds. Prin;s,
$3.50 lbs Biclrb Soda
leo lbs. Rio Coffee,
10 bh Syrup,
Crackers,
Rice,
Tobacco e.
just received
aud for sale at reduced prices by
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? TTENTI0N, MILITIA Citizens OF Chattanoogs
an. aud vicinity, SUBJECT to duty under the recent
call OF the Goveraor Of Tennessee. requested to
E.cet IL the Foundry ~ Thos. Webter Co.. ;hret
O'Clock y. NJ. this evening. favorable opportuni.,
Is how afforded 10 avoid being drafted
Chattanooga, July 30 1t
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IhSE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
" ward Hathaway from tee subs triber on Sa,ur-
day last from near Ringgold. Ga. his negro
Said boy 10 about 40 yea old. black pieIon five
eet uine or ten inol high smooth face high fore
mead, and quite intelligent. BE has been in the army
lot Virginia Tor fifteen months. was raised near
MeMinnsiie, Tenn, 70 which place IL is probable be
viii attempt tn go. He rode Of me grey mare with
cavalry saddle. The above reward will be paid for
the srrest OF the boy and horse, and their return
-, -. =. sss.--- 1AG -In1.l1na.ni ul
tft negro In butt g''t TlsV :
Jy3h 80 NJ. y. KITTREIL..
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DtED-At camp, pear Chattanooga Tenn On the
20 instant OF pu lmonary disease. RsMrnI Fl. L.us
Hospital steward OF the 5th regimen lennes~ee yol-
anfeers, S'rahls briSr6e. Chs athp.a's division Tie
was o native tf Paris Tenn
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SOUTHERN PUNCH.-Ths frsf N m be- of this
~ sparkling I.us.rsisd bulge, of wa and hu mo
WI be issGe1 the tn ~ August, 1ss3 IRE cont, yts
VII ha' sarbed Ard iHps resting, and the lustFat.-
unequaisa. LtaAsrs ,a9u.d send ia tissr orders at
oncs as the demand il already bsnsy. Terms FIT
teen dears PSF hundred subscription ten collar per
sunura The cash msst accompany the order
OVERALL, CAMPBELL, HUGHES 4 CO.,
1ySe~A - Richmond, Va
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TWO FINE HORSES FOR SALE.-Tbe owner cal
l. IA found to-day at the Office OF Major John y
Brsnsford, transportation Quartermaster.
iy30-at
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NUMBER 300
For the Rebel.
y n. Situation.
Our sallias back. nov over,

The situation.
Our aallias back. nov over,
A u slfe,y now In town
p.f hnrses have no clover.
Anl every thing looks broxu.
Our stores are nightly r.fled,
Aud gardens robbed by they.
Aud every day We re st:fi-d
With dust I'd Akinny heeves.
Our ragged looking tlvcrns,
To live in srs not TT:
Like wolves wen live in caverns.
Ii this ugly war don't qii,.
Our Generals ont OF temper.
The l.incoinites ell laugh
wish had bumper,
OF English al aud gf.
Que people tiIt like sw allows,
md all things are petve-se
.nl II R"sy's army follow.
think they will lopk 8or~r
~ let ne all be steady.
anj trust to Jefi anu u. agg:
Cur hearts aud guns al. ready.
And we'll put them in a bag.
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nlSSOiUTION.-Hav sold out our entire stock
~ to A. r.. Carp, the partnership heretofore ex.
sting under tte style Of Walker a. Spei Ger, this
day 9ssolved by mutual consent all the goods stored
witaJ must he removed by Aug. 10th and all out
standhE business connected with said firm, will be
Settled bSA!r Spencor az the old stand.
jy29.lw WALKER & SPENCER.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1863


Rates uf Subscription.
IN stall farther advasces in tile price of per
shd si ether material used our buiness we are
csmpeed to advance the price of our piper from the
hrst OF August next. 10 TWO DOLLARS per month ;
and after that time must decline 10 receive sub
srriptions for g longer period than two months.
Since thT, ,commaecsfnent Of the pubtcstion Of Tss
RTExr, year ago, the article Of printing paper
has adva-, swo hundred per cent, ard other arti-
cea iik ruportion. In view of this fact the pub
Ii: aud or friends cannot complain at the slight ad-
vance We have been compelled to make in the rates
of subscription. 4
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OFFICE :. Tkxs. AZ Ga. il. r.. Co. f,

Knoxville, July 10Th l-6l. {
All requsition for the transportation OF troops auI
reignts, must be made in writing 10 me- and in
dance with Genl Coopsrs order No. = lated ~
IL hichmond January 81, 1868, Verbal orders will not
be needed. in my absence prompt attention vii be
gwen to all requisit.ons b1 {. B. Wallace, Gen
Freight Agent.
jy23-tf II. c. JACKSON Gen stunt
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Asip aShufs.i5.a:i..

60 We are authorized to aHn51nce l OTIS j. DIR.
FREE as candidate fer Congress from the Iith (Mem
phis) District at the approaching election IN August
jy3O-te
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CT RC u L a r
orsrcE CosassDAsI ~ Coz:

OryfcE CoSAAsDAsT of Co, CUtt.., g..
The following PROCLAMATION by the PRESIDENT " pun
lshe ior The Information OF IN whom trl4y CONGO n
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
Whereas, it is provided ny an ect o. Congress, en-
titled San act - further provide fI the public de.
fense" approved the 10Th day OF Apri, 1867, aud
another &C: Of Congress- approved ON the 2th ep-
temher, 1852. entitled An at o. aneTl act ID
vide furth:r for the public da'ense approved
Ioti pri. 1862 that the President he 9Ttborzed tn
call out and place in the military se.yise OF he Cos
fed:ra.e States for three yeas unless the shall
hsve been sooner endec, all white who resi-
dents in tae Confederate States between the ages of
ard 'ortyfve years at the time the cali iuay
be aade. and who are rot at such time legally e1
en- ated hom military service or such par: thereof
in judgment may he necessary 90 the public defence
and, whereas. in my judgment the necessities %! ,hs
pubic defense require that syeIy capable ci
bearing arms; between ths ages atpcs..d should now
oe called out TO do hi- duty ih- defense his
TIT lin ita.of the Coniaflcsacy:
| Nov theret e. /, JET! EK,,@N DAVIS. I'fes lent
Of the Confederate States OF Ainer,ss - by wine
p.es IN r , gil'.Ts >%zys i .,~ san',s....f
hetwes the OF eighteen and for;yve years not
legally exempted from military service, and do he
by order and direct !hai al pe7so1 subject - his
iSg erru,ed with repar 20 the cousc-ipt camp
established in their respective States OF which th,y
may b. resident, unier pam OF teing he4 and p1c-
hes as cseres in the event of their failure 10 oev
this cali, as provided IL SAID laws
And d. further order and direct, that the enrolling
%
all person embraced within the terms Of this procla
nation. aud not heretofore enrolled.
And 10 further order that Il shall be- lawful for
any persrn embraced within this call 20 vo!nnteef
Tor service before enrolment. aal IN persons VOL
uheering be allowed 10 select ~. service ani
the company whiLh the lci-e t. jon provided such
company lie dcf:.cat in the id number Of men allow
ed bY the law for OF sanzaticn-
F"F@Asf's Given under my hand aud the Sea- OF the
SEAL Confederate States OF Auei C., the cir
OF Richmond, this nineteeth dag of July in
toe year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three
(Sicned) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY tbs PRESIDENT:
J. L. BENJAMIN
Secretary a; state
! In Cordsnce with the above chief Ell rolling
iCcers of the different counties aud where none have
ten appointed the Chairman OF the different county
Tourts he rety directed repcrt AT this office
VII aout delay, FOR rolls and instructions.
1t. The officers tor the coariiies OF Roane. McMinr
Bradley. Biedsoc, and Hamilton, will report Ns.
IL nj. Cox /. A. c. s., cCmDai &ag camp of Instrnc-
tiol at Cleveland. for rolls aud instructions
BY command Of 1T. COL L. ID. BI AXE,
Coinmandant Conscripts OF Tenn
w. a. JAMES,
iyz3-2W AdIt. Recruiting service.
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NJ, I'd Oh STOLEN. .my quarters oppo-
~ ste Camp Direction on the Iafayetie 700 a
ShH - HSe ~ Hor'e'. aoon' sisteen ha ais hizN
"G q i horses Is baH in eve. L,c other ssas te
nA'f 81 " van cVt &C square. reward OF @aS will
e a! t'r the:n. on delivery st the headansrtsry OF
'ne C"'nIAaa'ier o'>thc Pust % Chsitsnooga
Wa. G. SfBLEY,
N2'-1A Mai- & C. s.
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HTANTEn. mcgee wcmau.as ,ooS f1ra ,nall
w i'Hnly. iYI'y ~ til on'e immediately.
jy2l-t
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(1AMPED AWhhE.-BeEg in the wilderness all
" that will can 80 TO the army. All who belong
10 my command will report to me Immediately at the
Central House. Chattanooga, will be oil and
want none Struggling after ne Leave for parts
unknown. MILLER TURNEY.
Jy2S Al
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'l'AkEN uP-And committed to jail in Oh .ttanoo-
ga Tenn, on the ltth day of July. neg gro boy
named HENRI who aavs he belongs to Simeon
tlves who resides on the Hiwossa River, miles be-
low Charleston, IN Bradley County, Tennessee and
mas recently made his escape from the va ukees by
whom be was captured at the battle Of Hugfreesbor
safe boy IS black, a o1t feft , inches bjph and
W Cbs about l53 lbs TIE is aes,ed 10 come
forward prove property. pay charges sad tale the
sMSe away j. II. SWAIN,
u" Jailcr.
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R.C. JACKSON. Gea Supt.
DEPARTMENT EAST TENNESSEE.


=, Knoxville, Ju.y 10. 1858. }
capt; w. ID. Tape a.. Y. NJ. Is assigned To
duty at Cleveland for the collection OF the tax 10
KIND IN the Sd Congressional Dstrict, composed ut
she counties Monroe, McMinn, MeigEs Rhea, Pois
Bradley, Hamilton. Marion, Seqastcbie Biedsoe
Hrundy aud Franklin. He wild appoint suitahl
agents IN each OF the counties in which il il practica
De 70 coifect the tax, 10 whom farmers will deliver
.ne portion OF the products of their farm
.aens ther receipts ii duplicate, OF those 10 H
receipt ~
IL Ii 81! important that the army shuaa Le su,-
pied lar ners are urged - brlny TOT rd their ir,-
dure as rapidly as posTbIe. JAS - oyER
JylI.luI Ma ,nI .,,,,.,na I'm
bill.
SD( ] NE" Aap-i.OS .--Dming ihs r r.it -
sDo>' t.. @i irom rallhuma NY negro boy .,il .
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-30

U1OR SALE.--A fine thorough bred Maze, pr;Cs
5000 Apply TO Capt johnson, at Maj. b. F
Jones; office. jy2g-ot
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-30

OPERATIONS UPON THE TEETH-Bv T. q.
" Remington, NJ. d. Office u wayne's Block, up
stairs.
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-30

STRAfED ORST0LEH.From i /. .stnre mile
- south east OF Chattanooga large LAY rse THU
In or6er. about xeen hands high. 10 IL years old
a email sore on his back had a hAltr. TO other
MAJ ks rtcoi!ected. Al! persnl bringing him TO
Gcn'. Wrchts nea5qulr crs ui living iiiorina. ,n 40
ean get i.m. WI be li5cfai!y rewarded.
J ". BRA-CHEE.
JyZG-i;' Co. n, MnrrBy's 8it:.. Wright Brig.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-30

WISH to contract H.. yuD -. boards, three feet
long. for covering Hospitals at Tunnel Hhl aud
ingston. Ga. Call on CT address Capt. =. W. Keu-
nedy, Tunnel Hill. Capt. Thad. Poster. KING son a.
X. ID. Grbble, Capt. A. 2. NJ. tal'tanooss. Tenn.
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