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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
EASY HoUsE-CLEANING.

Thi, troublesome anniversary At hand All who would
male di.patsh In the work Of renovation should get supply
OF PrLEs o. n Soar the most eeciual article foi cleaning
main, woodwork window &C. that he. been invented.
On. woman with one pound Of this Soap will accomplish
NOR, than two with two pounds Of soap For
ali Fsmy purposes there Is SOAR like JAMES Piles o.
X Depot No. $50 washngton-s,' cor Fnnkliast. N !.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCnEs.-BRoScHnL
TrocHE-BRovss TaooHRs-TRocHD Browns Bron'
ch Troches are widely known established remedy for
Coush. Cold. Bronchitis. Hossnes' and other troubles Of
the throat and lung. Their good reputation and extensive
use have brought limitations. and similar preparations TO-
ps.ptsd to be tho same which generally Injurious Oh
tain only Brown. Bronchial TrOehe."
ATTENTION Is CALLED to the peremptCry sale
bv y II LUDLOW 4 Co., Auctionssn by order Of WILLIAM
n A.,,xw,t Executor OF the Merchants Exchange Sales.
nam No III Broadway NewYork, WKDSKsDAr, April
t5 Al 70 o'clock NJ of tho clegau CovsTRI SEAT Of the late
0ARpIyER O. HowLASD, situated at New-hamburS on the
Uud,on River and Of this valuable LoTs Nos 46 and 4a
near Chatham See advertisement in another col
umn.
TpTssys.-DR. RIGGs's HARD RUBBER Null
rryp.L Ru.s invites the most searching criticism Ieis
in.trum,nt and sNA.uCOcRLE Truss may DO seen al d.
KIGG.s Office No. Bareayst, He"-f0rI
Coin PgNs.-Tle best and the cheapest at
A. MoHros',. No. IS Msideusno. Ne~.York.
BEAUTIFUL Lifeline PICTURES.
Carte. d, yisile - per dozen Duplicates. I'll 20 All
Negatives registered. K A LEWIS, 1872 Cha'hsu', ~ T.
UNIrED srArEs TarAsrRr.
hEw.fOKk, April -, 1901
THE BUSINESS of this OFFICE will be here
so.r transacted in he EEw TREASURY BUmpsG, at the
corner Of Wall and Nh,siu..ts.
JONI j. CISCO.
Assistant Treasurer, u. s.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
Any AID SEXUAL SYsrEAsNew snd reliable treatnent-in
envelopes free Of charge Address Dr.. SXILLIS HouoH
ros Howard Association, Philadelphia "a
WHEELER g. WILSON'S SEwING-MACHINEs,
HIOHEsT PREHIUa.
International Exhibition. London 1902.
Office. No. se5 BROADWAY. New York
FooT's PATENT UMBRELLA LOCK STAND
new invention which bids fair ~ supersede aud EXCLUDE
entirely from the market all stands that have heretofore been
u.ed-hew Iork Tribune. A. WHEELER x WILSON'S sew
ing. Machine Rooms No. sos Broadway, New-Yors.
HILLS HAIR DYE so CENTs-Black or Brown
Natural Durable. Reliable, Beautiful Depot No. Bar.
clay street Sold By all Drug Patent Medicine and Fancy
Goods stores
THE PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
pNER Inventor and Pstentce Astorpscc ground hoor
Also Phiadephis and Boston. Only houses OF fALhkR
& Co avoid imp alton by calling en- the Inventor
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| have Just completed my extensive stock OF
SPRING CLOTHING. not surpassed in the way -
assortuoe nt taste style. or price, IN this city Tho
loom, Childten's. and Furnishing Depart
msnt not equaled Entire satisfaction gwen, OF
money returned. Please call and examine for your
selves 49, ,>,,.,., -, go, 49,
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
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IJlJIfy.

In1Hy. IODINE WATER.
Pure IoDfSx In pure WATER.
Is commences pure solution and its excellence as
medicine sesd the OF such distinguished men
Dr. r. Chiffon. Prof p. H. Parker, Prof j. c. Booth,
U. s. Mint. Philadelphia and others equally well known.
Tho unparalleled in private practice aad the in
dossmsnt Of high medical authority ensbles to recon-
mend Iodine Water specific for the OF Scroius Con
sumption. Dyspspsa Rheumasm. Neuralgia Syphilis Mer'
cuta Disease all those distressing and affecting miadies
which from ensebed vtatsd state Of tho blood, de.
fec,ive nutrition. impure atmospheric, he
81 per bottle. 81 Per half dozen.
On. H. ANDkRs & Co.,
Phy.icsn, aud Chemists No. 4lj Roadway
Sold BY Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

Mass Asseu,blage
At MADISON-SoUARE,
On MONDAY. April 20 a. = O'CLOCK
no CELEBRATE
THE ANNIYERS ARY OF THE FIRST
''GREAT UPRISING"
of IN. PEOPLE Of the LOYAL STATES IN Response TO the
call Of tie PRESIDENT for VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS
to support the Government and TO qsell Rebellion.
THE COMMEMORATiON
OF that suspicious event
will call forth an expression OF the
LOYAL sen tlMENr
OF THE " HOLE COUNTRY.
DEPUrATlONS
already boon appointed from
DISTANT STATES
70 unite In this granC movement oil
PATRIOTISM.
Every citizen, without regard station or party VINO
mint ain the honor Of the country aud 70 preserve
the uiop and the Constitution II invited TO take part IN TINS
DEMONSTRATION OF LOYAL DUTY.
Frtensiy, stages will be erected fJr the
DlSTISGUlSHED ORATORS
who will address the bssembsgo
k,ts and badges will be Issued by the Committee Tor
admission 10 the stages Seats will DO reese we'd Tor ladies'.
All LOYAL Leagues all Societies and Associations OF Loyal
MN ae invited to co0perso in the arrangem ents and 10
take part IN tue prOseedngs OF this
GREAT OVATION
TO OUR COUNTRY ITS HONOR ITS lNDEPEND-
ENCE. AND IT'S FLAG. 49,
Emil psrtcnas OF the arrangements will be published
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
JAMES WADSWORTH,
BENJ w. BONNEY
JAMES II. BRADY.
LEONARD w. JEROME.
WALDO aUTCHlNS.
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT.
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We are Now Opening
A very large importation oil well selected
rppNCJ cIJINA AND FANCY GOODS,

We are Now opening
A very large importation oil well selected
FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GOODS, d.
which having been secured before the recent rise
GOLD and EXCHANGE. .l.
can b. sold small advance oyes former prices giving par
es about to furnish rent advantageous Opportunity OF
supplying themselves with - .
white and decorated. GLASSWARE. CHANDELIERS.
SILVER and PLATED WARE BRoNZEs, CLOCKS.
PARIAN WARE, MANTLE ORNAMENTS. and FANCY
GOODS generally.
our assortment is unusually large and attractive.
f.. ". HAUGHWOUT G. Co...
Nos 4sS. 400 and 1872 Broadway, BrOomess.
Oyycx OF INTERNAL REvEsux srxrs CoLLRcrios(
DIsTRICT OF Nkw.YoRK,
Annual Tax Notiee.-No,ice is hereby given that the
ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES assessed Ia this Collection Dis
ic year 1852 has been received from the Assessor
and the therein specified now due and payable
S s snS H under 81 ne Ssp SswsYo SeSH sn
DAILY (e1esPt sundays nom thu date hereof usa and
o'clock a. M. to O'Clock p M to receive tho
The Take. included in the Aforesaid list those on Plate
sons engaged in occupations liable therefore on tho LIST day Of
SspsembsJ. 1902, ana not yet taken ,,r.......
essed and returned IN the Kat Aforesaid within the 5ens
herein specified will then become lisbe TO Psy
SENTgM ADpITI ON upon vi 'oSToa
''" '>' ''''" Collector Sixth District Of New-roIL
State and Comfy Rights Of Earns Farm ssamb,as.
Patent Window Washer Tor sale, o nSii.Ssr mai.
ii n of Rmsh Sponge force pump aud rvDue Inter- h.
ms on, Of IN. most articles ever n. =,
needed Ia every house aud Is a SS8 Broad
the most valuable pe'oA' Wv
way, 400. ------------------
window Shades.
A Lsrxe Assortment OF
WINDOW SHADES.
.ssapt At, &C. for sale to the trade terms low.
We" - THOMAS POTTER, No. IS Liberty-sl
a;ilt Combs and Steel Combs.
NEW STYLES. JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS.
'0' ''' GEO. c. ALLEN. No, 4IS Broadway.
One door below Canalst
Attention, Loyal Men Of the Country Tho Cop
perhsads wearing badges Let lszs ounumber ths
Wear the Silver PLAYED UNION BADGE Ii 70 neat snS
beautiful Prce Is csuts tng bsie $40 per hundred ~
mat or express, l,ddresa wv. EVEhErTA
+. D. Box L6lt or Ne. III Fultonsh,n. -
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5perlal Notlees.

Brooklyn Sixth Ward Republican association.
"A regular monthly meeting OF this Association WI De ne
at theft rooms corner of Court ard Union't TUESDAY
EVENING April IA at n O'Clock All members are requested
10 be pr..~ut WIN Ii. GALE, President
w Is. COVE, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

Ninth Ward Loyal Lenque..An Adjourned Meet
ing Of the Lengae Wi hold THIS EFENiNt a. lebanon
Han No 10 Abingdon squ,re O'Clock Eloquent Speak.
DIV VIM " JOHN WILSON, President
NORMAN srRarroy ROBr IL JOHNSTON Secys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

Union OF Loyal Leagues-GeneraI WeeuhE-
FIGIIIt ENTH NARD.-rhe two Loyal leagues OF tho
Erbtseth Wsrd Organized the Everett House and a. the
Hal Il the Det Dispensary having unanimously resolved
10 mite their energies in o consodated association under tue
tis OF the Loys Nations League Of the Eighteenth Ward
will hold grand Mass Meeting at which all lsya citizens are
invited 10 attend a the Hall of the Medical College corner OF
4thsv and 28d.st on TUESDAY EVENING, April II, aH
o'clock on which occasion the assembsge viii be sddresed
nv arn Hamilton Of Texas Gen COchne OF Newly ork and
~ hsr eminent spesker. DIR. A. uAWLEY HEATH,
w. Chairman of Committee OF Conference.
G y; T. p = s.,ru Secretaries.
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inc the stock
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-18
sEMIs0cCAsIoNAL


The Baltimore Gazettf ldiscrodits and ridloues ID,
extrayscant stories put forth by The abolition sheets
the Iepnse retreat h ron y OF Lees army lr
referring 10 them, the Gazette says;
We give no opdenge 10 the stories now aaoat 10 re.
gGrn 70 The demor zed condition Of bis troOps 10 The
oaptare Of "scres Of wagons'-a magqdseat speci
mca Of MlrchanscCism 70 the many thousands 81
nrsolefs that are said 20 have been captured, OF "a
the one LuAdred aud eighteen g1ns which one dis
Ia'ch tells Us fell Into The hands of The Fedoals
General Meade Jays claim ton0 anch an array of tro-
phcs 10 vs. doubtful Whether be has captured sin.
ae CUR. He speaks ria large uumbef If battle Gage
iaktn nut is eutrey silent az to art cry Hs pris-
Oneya probably amount, al told 70 between FIVE and
s'x thogaand. Low may stragglev may since have
bean ADDED 70 that number We shol probably learn
hsiealier What number Of Federal prisoners Wern
taken h, tho Condolences has never yet been stated
excapt vaguely and by way d compafison, We learn.
however by a Telegram, FROM Hirrsburg. dated yes
loday that four thousand hve hundred prisonoa have
heen tpro'ed ~ Gen lee, and forwarded 20 Harris
those. We believe, wlicn were captured
dniine the hghi Oh Wednesday. That there were 9TH
ora taken during iha Two suhaaqreut days s o. least
biahv urDbahle sHhongh We CAa not speak 10 roRaid
10 this With any certainty
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pIvine ans,ns.

From the linited space allowed us by the
press Of news, we are not unfrequen.ly com-
PEELED to decline tho publication Of many POI
etical etiusious, sent to US. But here is one,
so richly original in conception, and execution.
that we csuDot forego the pleasure Of seeing it
in print We prefer to give it 0er6aim as a
sort Of ruff diamond as our correspondent
would term it. The writer already Yields a
facile pen, from the nit Of which flows grace
flly, wit, sentiment and poetry, and with a
little more experience. and perhapo short
"epel" in the dictionary, he bids iair to rank
with the FIRST avorites. Of the muse in our
land -
Mr. EDIros Z you Rhink my little peace Of com
position or Eys worthy Of place in your reble
you viii 90 siud favor IA correcting al mistakes
aud publ alas j. iuyour interesting paper also assne
my same any ana isst at the bottom ot tic
|pUetry
I'm. Wv w A, Epper a meinbef of
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M ATllM0NlAL.--The suts'rb'n, Surgeon and
Ifl ASS surgeon Ia the Army Of the Coniedsrlr,
young ladies who are ma'tinunally inclined 1hn
pressure OF ohIcal busl.eN nircludes them VI IN no
agreeable duty o hndog eUHaniil partners is 80 'pl
intercourse. and Va rtiOre mo s them 10 sort 3
tais expedient The Surgeon Is 81 years old darS
hair whiskers, and eyes D dal uuex itiouahe nah
tsi great amability ol temper, AZ wei. calclmed Li
iuelre happiness IN the mllrai slBf TO handsome
accomplished widow o. iHeniy i've sumpeH ihs
ha blue eyes ANA exceedingly gxaci Yus ls,o.t n.
Is insidgrea quito haa1simo, and desires t0 marry a
young laly nlt over twenty years OF age--shi mu5
be beautiful, &C omplished anl have N deHteeu.
.iuctIy cnideutal; aud II u mutual ex uaags of
ette q clnRehialtyo OF dsp0,u a rs dis oversd VA
ntfrrleg with real iia pe W.. st,l To- expected. NJ
uentpH Hil bp liaid 10 any but serious r01nn d,s,-
tbns ~ TINS advertisement Is not lrisnlous one,
Address surgeon q H., and Asst Surgeon . q
OhsifpnonQa Tenn flv lwI
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IIlT l1ADquAMsns. II0Ng. e. /

Jule 10th, 1868.
HHIRrY pcfARS RGWAnD -serst y 4 Beech
Of 20 am regiment reunessee Wis, pee
jl yearp g leet "A nobes high hack WHISPERS and
nri'stach dirk complexion, bak hair, gley eyes
De erled from lisut Hays company ol men on SO.
Aghod se vice rom Army ol Tennessee stationed AZ
Rome Ga, June bt 1858 The above reward viii
be paid for bis apprehension and delivery 10 any mill
tay post, DIS GAY,
ju7.20d lst ~ Coudg. Detail AZ Rome "a.
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NUMBER 296
EYTRAcT
Ia hANi.
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GEN S
RicuunNn limo A

ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENS S OFFICE,l
RicnAoEpl Jane iih, 1853.
SPECIAL ORDERS
No ls3
XIV ceptan F. VI Sims. Assistant Adjatant Gen.
eral. will assume the duties OF Inspector and Agent
for the supervision o; railroad transportation on the
railgos ds Of the Coniederaey lately discharged nv
Col. w, N Wadey. and will proved 70 execute tie
same 70 the Ike extent with his predecessor repor-
ting through the Adjutant General 10 this Depart
me ns.
By command ofthe Secretary Of War
JOHN WITHERs,
jYl-lw Asst Adi't Geu'l
en- My Headquarters ere permanently established
az tnlhmond. +. W. Sins,
Capt q A. A.G.
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Bca- Gen. hAegnder, In recent letter 70
Gov Lubbock, af Texas, says that every island
aud all the passes on the coast are "a our pos
session Texas throughout the oxpaRHe oi
her vast territory, is stil free from the prea.
ence 81 q foreign enemy
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Runway
l. from the subscribers living In Catooea oounty.
ga. near lunggold, ou Saturday night last two negro
nen Miles aad solomon.
DGs0HlPFoS --MlLES s baok ab lut feet 10 inch-
ca high, weighs about G5 pounds has extraordinary
line white teeth, aud when he augbs or smiles thog
are very prominent feature aud has a somewhat
down'ad ! ok. tls aae Is % yoars-wore tf black
clothing
SOL MON Is deep copper color even 9 iect high,
weighs l96 pounds, and extra likely boy, a
years old haa very hue orsna4d and interesting
sounienande. Nore oil whit osnlburg pants and
shit and brown sau- cuat he IS supp H4d "a De
making hi wgy towatds N Mrlrcesb0ru hia pli
home The two wonld dnnbtloss triyrl tusplher Tho
above reward glil 20 paid for the appreheosilu and
delivery Of The rwo boys or 800 lor etre ~ them.
HARRIS
! iul7. 2weowT A THDRNrnN
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saqp The property Of Mrs. Mary =, Dan4
arideo. formerly Mrs w. w. S. Baea) o
daughter Of Gen. Zachary Taylor, hos boon
oeniIacatod st Detroit, Michigan.
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A,A,G. T,g.
rs Mlssisslpplan tJacksonl copy.



TNHIRTr DOLbARs REWARD Private John
Aiken sooglns Battery, Light Artillery, Ga.
Vols. stationed AZ Chattanooga Te n. age as years
Eve feet six inches high light hair blue eyes resident
Of Catoosa county Ca, near Rugg0d, was enlisted AZ
substitute March st 1853
Also, private Harry 0lmsteaa, Of same command,
stationed at Chattanooga, Tenn, co years Of age
feet inches high gray hair ne ewes, fair eonplex.
ion, resident " Spadlag eoVoty, Ga enlisted as
substitute in the month OF De ember, 1859.
Also, private Joel * Williams, OF stme command
lSc2gin's Battery Ga Vols, (late Gibsons Baiteryl
stationed at Chattanooga Tenn about 80 years bf
age feet inches hi7h black hair, black eyes. aud
dalk complexion, by oenuation tail1r wos enlisted
at Griffin Ca. May 7th 1852 last hoard from was Ia
Charleston y. Q. The aooye reward will be paid fot
The arrest OF each Of the above named deseriefs IL
delivered stBuy mihtay post. l. : 3OGlN.
Improved Capt Comdg Battery l.t. Ar.
BY Commend OF 1T. Col, NEGLAND,
Comdg Post chattanooga.
5. G. sSEEB,
1t. aud Post Adit. Iin2s-aw1
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PosT HrAnquAa7rGs, Rows, o., /

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Private ] [, pioees
OF Lt Rays company 90 detached service from
Cheathams Division Polk'a Corps Army renueas,e
stationed AZ Rome Ga ace " Jeais, oei inches
hlgb, dark complexion, ain hat grey eyes and be.
inngatO Co asth regiment Tennessee VOls and
resides ia Gvnnett county ca. Tho above reward
will be pud lOf bis apprehension aud dellyerv b me-
At his post, or eny other mltiry poat In ne Conied
erite states d IS. HAY,
inl7 30d ist II end OumdR eiail
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YANREE FLorIlbA AT CITY POINT.
yoluutser Navy to be Organised.
lRE REPORTED RErRosszNG rHa po-
TOMAC,
IFIRsr bIspArcH.l

Jackson, July l5.-Anoiher day has passed
without new developments
The enemy has been firing incondiary shells
into the city all The evening, firing one whole
block Of buildings, which was entirely de,
stroysd
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EXrRAnr.

HgADQuRs YOt. AND REoRUITiNe BgRgAU, A. T,l
Huntsville, Alaa June 2slh 1888
SPECIAL ORDERS
No 254.
l. oaicer Of the 7ih 9th, 10th aud 4lth (Blyths'O
Aiss Regis arc b orders from army Headquarters,
relieved from duty IN this Bureau aud will immediately
reion their commands. BY ord-r OF
Brig. Gen'l PILLOW,
Chief Of Rerean.
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+ 0sFO9 STOLEN f@ ngwAno. Near lalIabo.
~ no, IennD un ihe 2jlh Juoe 8 small mahoganV
Dqx, mlrAqd 90 the iop jabn Tain1, A. A. d M
Which contains Ot ol QlmierIaslers pspsrs Of 30
ue % any one but myaelL IWilI ago 'he above ~.
ward friis dolyo ~ the "Reber oairs or Head.
qlm.sis 1T bfk lnianhy, aud 10 questions win be
Mfed Jon TATUN,
Capt y A. q h, 1T Ark, Regt poikis Brigade,
)y9 w Clebameh Diysl0a
kIh1Ey BUf LO3r.s-My negro bJy Smart, wbo
~ WA sent from ChaibRo9ga N Tnllah0ma on
the "a ~ July WA lost N trans 40 y fifteen years
old and NJ dark c0mplexiOn Ne II supposed u be
p ne army Of Tennessee, and hny one sending BIN 10
NJ Y 3 iyes. n command ol Gen. BraRgs hadds~
quarter train, wll b. suitably rewarded
II. s. w. PEGUEa,
ly58r % ALI Cat
lFTf DOLLARS REWARD. ~ Lost on me rltlvat
from Liberty Gap, ny oegro boy l0m SAID bov
y about Ig years 0a fec incheg high, heaya ~
bl ck compilation, ahd ha4 3n Ehea ltt seen ansif
Oi blue pautg and Riey coal with double row af l,af.
tons. Il d arppOsed tlat ho Fiopped near Wagltass
NJ MIX ArnoldN, VIII Rly0 tto aboye leNard laanv
oue dellycnng sald boy p n,s at the camp u lit s
Arkansas regiment n, "a GOODMAN
%. a. 6ih Arkanns ftfinfnt.
cllekanafgo Dapoi, Tenn.
inlyl6-fr
J.. ~. ~.
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kNFfl DOLL AR3 REWARD - H4nlway aboa.
Two weeks ago NY by kimou, dars complexion
ahoai ieel . l0ches nigh weighs about a. os ana
a1olt years old aud slam9r lltte; he will try td
make bia way back W Nashville / will pAy tns
above rewaru ior hls apprehension and aelivesy 10
any sale jall 80 ean got him. Adirgs ms ot nlzh
town Forsyth %. Ga.
ianglO-tt H. GgfsTRAP
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/ THO BEST lNyEs MENr YET OFFERED II
4 wish to sei Ny iarm lylng ou ChiokamAuga
creek condst'hg ~ about los aofos Of land 40 or 30
OF which il No. 4 see K bHtOm land II adld1s the
milpa.c Of Ne paiem1o fird Rnl Is about miles
from chi tamaagt Depot. rbefl k betwoea ID and
20 acres cared 1u tho place und0r good lsn0q, ard
inn nee State y cultivation Any oao vi hing ~
bay such property WIN DO we'll % cal 30 the uGdor
agned. li1l8-t0 W. b. HOOPER
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[sEcoND pIsPATen.I


JAoKsoS, July l6 TIE enemy kept up heavy
shelling all ugh one parsed through Gen Johnston
headquarters without iniurug any one
Grant was reinforced yesterday evening by one Di-
vision Of Bu nsde's command,
We buried one hundred and ify three Of the enc
ny yesterday.
The YIcksburg prisoners have arrved at Brandon
There ia still no prospect Of general engagement
ut heavy iafantrY an artieTY sImshlng continues
lTHIsD DisP ATCH
JACKSON, July l5.The enemy made heavy de.
onstration over the right ofourcentre this eherron
Walker and Loring's divisions repulsed them hand
somely. The artillery fire was incessant Our bate.
les replied gun for gun. The eusmy sought shelter
q toe woods.
Heavy renloreements continue to ba received By
frant who are pressing arou ID uur right or tue pur.
Rose Of crossing Pearl river ab We, and 4 lnkug u.s.
The enemy are planting heavy siege guns On the
edoubs.
II Is supposed that to morrow tie remainder o
Ickson viii be burnel
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.

BY THE PRnMoEN1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-18

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01

8 naughty, iudositshlc belngstsnt. A Gauss
which will 6ght for itself, and can inspire
good snd brave man to die for it, has always
somewhat respectable. And so now tae pc
ri.Aical organs snd ora"les 'f England are
s4nn,ing enc another with their blind blum
der:rg OF three years ago.
What IL the reason Of this change? Above
al. what is the value of il to MS? The rea-
son Of it is simply, solely, the energy aid
resource which this cmiederacy hos shown
in war. 1t is not the London Index nor
Mr.. speaoc, nor Mr.. Hudson, that has argueu
our Anglo Saxon kinsmen" out OF their pre-
iudic.s: it il General Lee, mainly.
And the rsluc Of the change OF sentiment
its value 10 us. is nn,hins moro nor lo-s-"e
regret to any it-ti"n to prove 'na' D'.''Sn
opinion is of no value ct al. A d that Is Sc
much gained C.nfedcrates hereafter will nal
he narrots a. apes, like the YanS 0 MARION;
tbcv will not import their principles and sen
t;ments by sea, az they used to import Massa'
cbu.etsa boots, without reference to lit or inca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01
GEieERAL.ORDHns.
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RlouXoXD, Va, Dee. !, 1863. J
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+. The provisions oe paragraph l, General
Orders No g.. current series, are hereby r3-
tended 81 as III mend" IL .rrs cf the Z. minis
sary Department. uui suuh agent of that De-
purtmrnt as huve been nrroiated By the Sec
r. tarv nf War.
II When soldier. ordered befre ''B ard
of Examiners for Cnnscripts," or a Hospital
Examining b mrd, in pursuance Of para graph
Ii General der- No Ill. current series. IL
unable to app ar by reason of physical d,>a>
biiity. he will fprwar'l n-the E Iroll!ng Othcer
cert Il ate to this rffrcr, sig led b. his at
tending physician, which cer'ifIa'e will al
embrace IL fail and arr:ira.p statement OF the
case. The Enrolling OAiccr will submit 'he
cert fc tie tn either BmId, who, in conference
with him, w,ll max" upon it such rec"n.ni-n-
da'ion a. may he warranted By the facts as
r"r,antd AMI the character of The partiea.--
THIS srer, mnlcn!ati m, with the statement.
will he forwarded rs dircc'ed in the paragraph
above quoted. BY order.
lSisncdl S COOPER.
Adj't and ln.p'r Central.
Ed" Whiy c!rpy enc week. do lS