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COMMERCIAL.
NKwYORK nIARKKT.-Febrnary ,.

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lnK TELEaRAPH
Gotton-Irresular. Sales at ss9sOc for middling
ElOur-Less active and prices without material
change. Sales at 81 55a7,75 extra state: q ss 01
choice DO; 5000, IS superfns western si5O6s 20
the good shipping brands extra round hooped Ohio
| ss, ,l0G9, . trade brands 0--0
Wbisky-Unehanged
MheaI Less active and prices without material
change; sales Chicago spring at 81, ,4sal,57: Miwau-
Kee cup ~ l1Ig winIerred western at 81 66el, y
Corn-More active and la2c better. Sales at ga
so9e LOT sound shipping mixed western; s.aejc for
OaIs-MOre active and hrmer Sales at 67@7sc for
Canada, western and state
COflee-Firm- Total stock $50 bags 1857 mafs
included In the stock 490 bags Bio, sO bags Mar
acsi6o, 3, bags Jamaica, .4s0 bags st. Domingo.
iIzsg5e tor New Orleans; l07s9lO&c for Muscovado;
MOlasses-Quiet and firm.
Pork-Steedy with firm demand. Sales at $1,000
l5,l28 for old messi slI,5GGl3,5O for old and new
$40 bbls. mess for June delivery at SI6 is75 Tofa1
stock, old and new, February lst II27s5 bbls same
Beef-Steady. Sales $50 bbls at about preyious
prices Total stock, old and new, February Isl 49,
So packages same date last month l0O79l packages
same date last year 1870 packages
Cut ments-shade irnier.
Dressed Hogs-A shade easier. Sales at 4955sc
Bacon sides-MarEet firm and more active Sales
ss rs IoE western 5erland; INC for long ribbed
Lard-Unehanged.
~. MONEY nIARKRT-Februnryo ..
n. lBYTELKaRAFH.l
mOney-Active and frmer at car per cent for loans
on call.
sterling ExchanEe-ScarceIy 50 firm. The QUO
tailons are l7SG74 for merchants, and l74GI75 for
bankers bills
GoId-Unsettled and lower, opening at ssyk, ad.
Tancng to 5ex, and closing heavy at 56t57 per cent
premium.
Government Stoeks-Markst heavy. United
states 6s 1881, coupons, 9i994z 7-30 Treasury
Notes lOlAdl Demand Notes Isl; One Year Ger
hhcates 94; United States SIS 1851 registered 90;
state StOcks-Tennessee 6s 90.
MY. STOCK RIARKET.-February 2.
lBT TELRGRAPHl
StOclIs-Market active and lower,closing stronger
s73 Mw6nRes 6 6h9 -; Clszslana O. apq Toledo
Fl. Wayne and Chicago 63z Galena and nj tt1 au "a =
Cleveland and PittsburR 6I Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati l6li Illinois Central scrip 20; Michigan
southern 5596; Michigan Central e5k; Chicago and
Northwestern Il; Alton and Terre Haute, income
bonds, So
n. Y. BANK sTATElIENT-Febru ..
[BY TELHGRAPH.l
Increase ~ Loan S0lO,Zo
Increase In nSpecie-...................... 335,2l8
Decrease IN Circulation. n.....-..... ...... lT6,gZ2
Increase in Deposits ..................... 6g4O2i
+ " r|Hr rAAar AAAAAT
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
WAR CLAIMS.


soldiers' Bounty, Pay aud PensiOns.
We are authorized by Government to collec
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OF AN
I N v A L I D
DENTISTRY.
A SINGLE TOOTH 5. .OO. =

ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
upon VuloanfEed Rubbor Baae. with or mode Of IN
sertnR q pronounced by air TO be the most he-liko
and useful In Eating, SpeaklnE and clngiLAr Llel
can be ttsd over any remaining roots pitnql gtlns
pain and war; snted TO nj, Tor ss .hl hA olf OF
mer prices Experience has brought nc plaetlo9 q
our professisn to so high degree OF pericgn thAs
narfiel or entire sets can be made Wiltltqt tls st
Inconvenience 50 the patients and undisIin gisaoie
rom Natural Teeth, Tor 80, 30 and 81 9 aet- %.
GE-Established over ten years. corner OnlArto-st-
-1- HALLIWELL DAHTELS,
d.ct n-nfisrs.
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THF VERY BEST ENGLISH
4 sQIssoRs, Of Oo"hAS'
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REVENUE STAMP DEcIsIoN.-The New
York Times in speaking of the dodge adopted
to avoid using Inland Exchange Stamps
by making notes payable on demand, and
thus use only bank check stamps, at an ex-
pense Ofonly two cents, says:
I" A misconstruction, and wrong practice
under it, having obtained currency in regard
to the stamps required on Notes payable on
demand, commonly known as loans to brokers
and others, with collateral attached, the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has addressed
the following note to Messrs. Thompson
BROTHERS.
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the
500 Bounty,
due the widow, children, or rightful heirs of all
deceased soldiers; also -.|r
Pensions, 70
| towhich every discharged soldier who was dis
| abled IN the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters, as they are severally entitled under
the law. Also,
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected. or eashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out of this or any other war.
30 Avoid Claim Agents who are not Lie
censed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
OF much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send US your nsme and stamp, and we will send
copy treei or twelve copies, one esch month,
for % cents.
Apply TO US in person or by letter, with stamT,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until affer We have &C.
comp ished Whist we undertake.
C. G. BRUCE,
OFiee-Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. janSl:d
LENuEL CRAWFORD having associated with him
in the Coal and Pig Iron business his son W. W.
CRAWFORD, the business will be continued in the
name Of LEMUEL CRAWFORD & son.
January lst 1868. jan2G42s
CARD.-LEMUEL CRAwTozD a Son, dealers in
Chippewa, Briar Hill and Pittsburgh Gap Coal
Mil and Foundry Pig Iron. Office No. 2 John
sons Marine Block, River street, Cleveland,
| Ohio. jsn26:R7T
8a- Dr.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
| Eleetr0pathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, serofnla, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
| given to many formidable cases cured in this
] city sfter other physicians had failed. Bee ad-
/ 0a11n Nr
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The SITUATION AT VIGKsBURG

How Saunders was Captured.
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LENUEL CRAWFORD having associated with him
in the Coal and Pig Iron business his son W. W.
CRAWFORD, the business will be continued in the
name Of LEMUEL CRAWFORD & son.
January lst, 1868. jan26:42s
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TELEGRAPHIC.
A Federal IrOn-Clad Injured.

Its Impregnability to Solid Shot.
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City sexton,s Report

There have been "A interments in the several Gene
teries from January lst to 3lst inclusive.
CEMETERIES
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GARD 10 THE LADIES.-DI

janys:422
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Chippewa, Brar Hill and Pittsburgh Gap Coal
MIL and Foundry Pig Iron. Office No. 2 John
sons Marine Block, River street, Cleveland,
Ohio. ian26.R7T
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IhEAbUk4 DEFAkIMENI,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvESUE Jan D.
I desire to state that Promisory Notes,
whether on demand, or on time are liable
to Stamp duty, under the third clause of
schedule B, Excise law, pertaining to In
land Bills of Exchange
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The company broke up at an early hour
this morning, having had pleasant and
profitable re union.
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LOAN 10 IHE STATE OF VI
wueWrr#ns. FFrtHt

hMAha+a#s 9A#AA z t"#F
pranbsass Niii be received e this ualsp
untI / o'cl5ok r. n. he 18Th Day ofNareh
e1rfcnt, fer i loan 0ftee hundred aud hhy
taoasand dollars, teimhprssbie IN fourteen
csnz ilr which, bonds q ihs Siste will be
ssasl ii suns q hundred dollars, bear
sus interest n the yate e six per cent, paw
able Semi annually.
The boufis viii aa issued under the &c q
the leg s.atnrc, approved November g,
1862. and bear date December Isl, 1862,
with coupons attached, bcth principal and
lnteftsi payable 10 Boston
hc~taansy lef "a b1nds mar be deposited
IL any q The Banks 10 this State, o. the
Saaalk RaAk. B0si0n.
The proposals must u an3nT sea-, and
contain no smaller fractional rates than one
fgarih al one per centun. Those persons
whose proposals may bc accepted, will be inn
meiiait.y notified JOHN 81 PAGE,
aw43 Treasurer.
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~ ~ ihs Sse cfthsse Piils ,hs periodic
attacks Of Nervous or SICK HeGdaehe may
be prevented, and II taken Al Inc commence
ment Of All attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will he ob,aiGei.
They seldom fail il removing the Nausea
and Headache to which females are 30 subiect.
They set gently upon the bowels-remov-
ing Cosfireafss
Tor Literary .Hea, StudeatS, Delicate Po-
males, and MI persons Of se}enfdry hGbits,
they are valuable 90 a LorGiire. improving
thcappetite, giving tone and gigor TO the d.
gcsti'e organe, and restoring their natural
elasticity sud strength TO- she Whole system
The CsPlqiic Pals are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted eKper-
i%incpts, having been 10 use many years, dur.
ing which tine they have prevented and re-
lieyed = vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache. whether originating in the
pcrroas eystem o. q derauged state Of the
stomach. They are entirely vegetable In
their composition, and may 10 taken at all
times with perfect safety, Without making
any change Of diet, and the absence Of any
disagresebie taste renders Il easy 70 aimin-
istcr hen 10 children.
-
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!a,e Il tiere esftf, said Dsf iet. deceasc
arsi ats0 81 81 lp dems cxbl1te4 ia
effect ikerete sl4 eN nnnib fn Tie 2ath
d8 of N,ra, Is63, being naowel ~ sais
Cont ~ thar afasse, we a.. therefor, befr
hv eise naiiss, fimi We y u al,s-ad 10 buslue
of euf spper4.uaens nj Nniderip lu1 ia
haft ete on The last Friday q May and
Stptembeg 8rxt, far1riae u8si faif glucK,
T.. ~. sH aid 3ays,
ptrt Sd A4sc! Ser, Gay Ns~es
l. SkEGEANi,
a. i. GRAZ, Oom'rs.
4sN3 Up. BLACK,
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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
ucaiqHarcac. 1871 Pa. avAirr.
Eray Ealtia4.Ea Ma. Sent. 10 ft62

skfAt btft' .+#Ft+s ftAsf - Pc ~ &fNA
Dtar Sir Fla tae absence Of sHaiclent %.
scriment "a ,nedicines ~ general usvs 10 'he
Camp. ! p4s INDICTED n ~ yogr celebrated
rnme5ics, via Tie Eclectic Pills, Up.versal
Caa1a Kelredv. and Tea Arpdyee.'
A. regards TIE Fllt.l lng.t say that lever
ussd a pa with aAel access. II every
ease aiefc ! axe lsai o~ccatieu 70 Ese q CONT.
catlUriis, | kste employed The pils WITH q
p'cadid efeci ard fag sasy sess dssurod that
] Hat roi be ni.Aaas AhcHi, = l0Hg d i -
possible fr a. 10 ebt8in thein.
TT.t %Coagh Remedy " Lsye nsod n8h
S. good sueesss Ia Et2acliial Com.
rEia,. Had occasion - Ete & for q tickling
sensation iH my throat, cause! BY being 1biig-
ct 10 se aUt ~ the uight elk. agfi taking cold:
f4ar4 siala 81 instant FcIefbv tee pyofnpt use
re see Ulirersa! Gsggs Remedy, ana most
heart y y.cYnssa5f atosH So y ltb tbroa.
49, complaint.
Tx Ig.e .An5i, ihsv f5aa4 y - +
s+sy ~treafkesticc ts esAs ef Neuralgia, Tooth
aa.e. Sc. Tbs men ar tuhieet. mo-s q i8g.
% constant txrafurc, thereby eontaetiac tie
rsst naia fsi u III dtsfsises, Z Neuralgia, and
AL c9pluinless eoar tctee VITA 'aa negs0us syg-
ten. Is de pFosxr aHd pr5npt uss Of tne Az
s.yns. go lt o5,ain !.lme1iafe rflief
zsct +eilv recsmmend tb@ shove ptspsra-
,rls % the public, 80 more arlcai4ry 20 tbe
+" Fssdler. and ~asic stsise every aal e.
provide himself vita a bette n eaea, before
.eFying q, TIE sss e Nar.
via g~ea. fespect. I Fsas.n.
Years traLv
JOSEPH HUYT,
i~iosp5tai Steward, i3lA rs. Cavs
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

IinpotFa Notice.
1oFAAALfs n ant 9gg na mase
is.,rs elha IL 500 ,asr, m uibeapesnrai
"a nisr rs iss airgfy NJ ag, % eonmon
Is lhe ~. and tie 3 net q wbiehi .. only
ke5snfo tasms Many g29a consuie-
I Il shsk. saaef whse fdead NenaeF g.
csase Tue ptftaa system t%ecasnes s~.eciei
hsshe sysai slrala asai noe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il EF ssa.f II ieeilt rllevs thssas
f.4ers. Ni.ie %asisare - aftie eoFk I. n Y
,#r-ssa eu,. u ubn iiuSSfwp1s tuiG ASn
u.Sg ia. pef a@i 81 upsi cNtrti ae ease%apd
saatt aal,ubgs8 testimonials confirm lhe dse
lAra'4oa.
Asklag ,he rorh ieace n ~ WAC can ap9fe
ciaie lba odisf lysm 80 maeA suffering, and g
49, ep, tats yt.asd preparation ss truly merit
iae tae plne sui dsme ~ rue Aaoayne is
the Fsah III Joss L. HrSAEyltt4
Proprietor,
Bassoa, Nsrs.
Fr sale 800 dealers RI ciy apd cewat.
&-tA.up8rgt9 ocilmnys Lglyresai hanal
Rcneiy aa.t liaaacs srs Ees,'e RVS.
Tor ISLE vi dysalo an reti,i faa.Hox Drag
So sA&@hes'M 81.
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Hospt4i Steward. i3.h p. caus
Jgsa Z. Haaaesel, bessea, Mass.

Z s Ths Abovs fesiiTos a sAa zen. ea.ss
- 1r t5. so LEG Il nav bt aeere.eG
~YaG5encs. st4 Place s3@e Il taa b
as gssc aHCe-a eete3 v ~ ths GaEr
q N5sptat re-zspeS re .Ys4sesseds
W9Es g euS&bNEtg.
Ncn eNr itsstoa. Maff.
M7rs naztf - ~ So
IS @ eee.ar WI.
K-& - ag5 retsit Lea.ar-
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Cornhcata:

We. the unl~crsicacd s.gz>as " Iamoiilo
County, VI, hereby cerity ila, as have used
In cur families, niore 1t icss. iur about five
monihs last ies', a Washing Machine, patented
by Nr. ssIattl Wiswaii, III iiylepalk. We
consider il a valuable micbine, both ~ saving
labor AID avoiding t1e usual wear and tear 81
e%}otting. II willcleanSe tdl aHic'es NJ ordinary
use by the sip,fle motion ~ tie Machine. 10
which &, no pounding or hafd fricsioa 10 iujure
The articles 10 be cleaned. lbe Machine will
do such work witl mNei less labor and much
les, injury Is Tie clothes thsn Tie or3lnaFy way
a~ffabBirr on 4 w4sh-Aaaft. VERY 9irty arti-
cirs, ito shirt collars aud wris.h3nds. may re-.
qutr ,5me rubbing, but ne ~tisel.Be mr.
ranged that II can be dome IN il ~ conveniently
a. with a common rub and hoard. ler sgls
ing and ausing, he maeAiac . verv '{lenb!r
II &lf nht intre the iiresf muslin tibrr. hiit
it W#ll cleanse bed qn't. hes.y LiiGkcts. and
even car1et- more ihorblgHly thar caH 10 doue
by hlul. We cunsiIcft Il great improvement
ci eyess Sind Of Nastirr Hasino vi bavesv
er known, ana K, operation riset .uah %u1ivtr-
sal satisfaction wherever il has been tried, we
thirk it must SION cane lnto very general use.
itYd park, VI, Jane q, it5e
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SCENES winui Eeu may have, carefully nro-
sctc3, and seu1 f 70 us By mail or express,
write rs the iKe orffrle which You wish tsee
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ife color. ofiAe Dress, etc.
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II AFiN6 ZEE dlrt cgas', q tut fpperar "a
II ass ether lieua. iaF obWning nv Gssis
Htfta. gatfr CsfaW House Seal. ] most re-
U-ffaUy cal tie tteata1n r tAe County
{ u}asd0ae1 $50 Iowl Agents AMI scaisrs
ErHeraat, % eEam4He my goods bsfale parcht.
lHg. ~ Gost = gaff4 % etpefssafsd ~ No
SID Nv t1sk consists ia pari no fqilons-
0aul, bupsy& 90. j. S. Marett. Iuiss
Ea1hN Ca.. q Harngnt1g& 20. Onsaea Irp-
~pfsaor, ieHesosaIe Z $ gasiis Hrapatgs. Ng-
lIs sasH. De kurpef London Exrsc, 80.
Alcanla. kNoelaaE aad Cltaa frae 6ns, r.
C0dE. lsiaaica aud Aaiqpe Runs. London.
ligamr8sn and Burgundy rof " neF. Sweet
and bY south Side MADEIRA, FAC aas brown
Sherry Wines, Limmermls. ard long 0rth's
Ohio Wines, Champagne ahd claye', ofrsriaGs
brands. OLD B0URKUN M9naigahela, Oh
Rye mud Wheat hb.skies, 0i the very 6acst
quaiity. Also Nehsu's Irsa Man Wai.kev.
All OF whieh are Qilered a. ,be lowest market
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Celebrated Persoss.

rota an4 3eeoased. ~ ~ ffsitsss51f
N9ent 0He 0nrassoft fnt arfcr crag
.G k.ais. Single csHes Taaied grre IS
Festaze spua reet II % cen9 Eaeioss ,
s eout t'swf ard We vii maj 30 youf address
cosatille 81 = oar Car! farpm
p7tgs Is, Neafs be = saa
agtgzg and & ns fsi 70 ns@e ysaf Tora.
t. - pses
SO gssb
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FISK'S PATENT METALLIC
Bur1a1 Cases.

HlHIsE castk IRE t~4teass usF3 art pes
. hes rsissa's Asrantaets oysf al 0iaes
Nak as. sar Transportation. bePstisg Ia
- -. q &fnaeiaarr iasssniesss
Ties are gNaae ca iAe aigst i.nper afs
A1sers4s. Aa4 also Aaaetei sc sra 4af
AE8ksas 1us, q egrFosspa saa waEa Frai-
esersse4 afe imgefsaas - W4laF.
EhH nas TIA nsa8e &sa 81
Nsag ~ r Et&.
ha.e aaS sn3 Ai
k RBAs
aafs s0 t
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II ths village Ns~nh 2t. hr Nee. J ATdrr
sog. NJ. ttfY, g. NsrrsnptN. ni i1nelbnry,
10 VI !. Mtnt. AfiF>. 81 Nfrfn NRt'h1np.
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Tic SITS iboFs offer 'bc aaocs ifsctia Cor
sale an 'Ae clearinghouse iv one vi.'ire
81 B%nreaase can take a~ne2ata ore ga,a.- -
{tal; 81 IS, era e.tff fpc4la .Las- rs3- ..tte
nrach!pe aaiA.l igg4, o. -ar heIFiee Of Il, ashe
ch3qses.
CANFIELp s CHANBERLIS.
Fa,tcry Point, hlaY re-, 1872.
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ugY A'luais are warfantec % be ptrfec. ss:
as well ,ranuiaets "a AMI chsRH, and orr ~.
sostuspt equal % any % the eaurtgv
Carte Yisite PortTaits<
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The Vicksburg papers bring US nothing
new or important concerning the, Yankee
operations in front of that city. Transports
continue to arrive and take their departu
and it is presumed the enemy is still en-
gagged in the gigantic undertaking Of turn
ing the tide Of the Mississippi. We predict
that this will yet discover tn at the prcFerb
q time and tide wait for no man. is a mel
ancholy truth, and that the Father OF
Waters cannot be turned from its track.
but will pursue the even te nor of its way
whersoever il listeth: We % not believe
the Yankees, with all their ingenuity. Gun.
ming and perseverance,, will accomplish
anything with that famous Gan al
Nevertheless, we have regarded it a.
great oversight on the part Of our an
thsrities that some steps ere not taker
since the lssSt years attack on vicksburg tt
fill up ths- excavation made by the enemy
across the Peninsula. The little army Of
Yankee prisoners were not whit too geoe
to be set to work re6lling the ditch. They
took the dirt out, and kncE best how t.
putt back.
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sos REWARD

WILL BE raid b he rrdersigned. ioI ti- f-iiv-
w cry II M negro Ran 1iil. Black con- iIlxic1.
tHenty fsnr iEc years old. fec E77sac,e-
high. haS pa an IL crc heal. ir g n '
n bis speech. uears WltkerS. wcict~ 1rsrrt l6l
ponds snd had on Ehcn II lett dark CtatlsrE an
hare headed sid t.y purchased - = y q i-lrrr-
q Chattanooga. Tenn. re -1rh Dec n ~
and eit my prem to rl-ht ~ thc Ira Jltr
1853 The above r-Eari Hiil e gwen % s-f -
hat viii bring 10 ~ nv hs1-e = -ir- -elih u
Chattanooga tie alore dr~ersh.,i ~ <rr. ga .lc
- some safe Jsii. - thaI - his1-
Jany. p In I0HS : -rFSn F1sHfs>
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-05

In the case of the Confed erate States vs..
Hickman for treason, which was mention
ed by our Huntsville correspondent few
days since, We learn the Judge refused to
grant bail, upon what authority We have
not beep able to ascertain. As this is the
first Instance in which an Indictment has
beeb found against any CHI zen for treason
AGAINST tie Confederate States, it must ne
cess rily excite great interest. As the ease
has h undergo further investigation, We re-
frsin from any comments on it
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-05

A IL lesson~ in Po,k t'nunfy between ~ ace ~
n Island 40 wears li4bie l. CO r>lrii D. ri. T.
assembled a Benton n fhc ell tas 80 letrrrar..
lsd5- Enrolling Oref- VII he r-rri-rii irh ill-k
certificates q exernffion 20 - El-i Up ani -usi T.
tlose y b. my Be eaifIrd flit fr lsrf<or-
ing exempfon unis fhe an allirl,, 4 II 1a =. -
pcatinn - her Eno,il n fifer- lscrre htt The
claims nay br decided the 1a ~ o. ~ <isafy-
Enrolling Odictr- ~ their b. t-rdtas-rs g.
ering a, a. TIRE t- Il ttri rtlirt dstI-
% the place q enatzt.r- AZ The - 1fsikua 70
AZ NJ. come ravisei VITA i.snkets "a tfilrr lid
c.pihiuE- D. H. BI-akE Il t'al- A. 3 a.
t-rrnIraI.tiallf ~ - ~. 49,
We wiz bc present A. lie si-sve -,ccti,e to- ard
place. u examiue and discharge II rr-ii NJ
o. for military dafy. b. f~s@or ~ di-ts.i'ifs-I
MI llLt-ANtf.
FEB = Il - HAi.EI
w. Fi,rtlN a.
txsia 'nirri p -ri.
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DY rirtrs % ar executes irssea frsn the cirrsit
ID Cost 81 Hamilton county. I viii sell at The
Cslrt House in Harrisop- the hrst Nsnday 81 March
ne1tto the highest bid der for casb 20 atisfy "a
Judgment and COST the Bank OF hatianooen recdv-
cred against p W Humphreys. W H. Alexander aud
John r. Alexander in said crurf the foiiouinr to- .
Iots isvied a. satisfy said Judgement and 70
Wit town iot IN Chrtarooea. TcnrrfSfe. the
property Of P " Hen phIeys. hcr1inE cu Vine II .
and adjoining the lands or 1aIkin, Hair. Ttas Ne.
Calis and W II. llexander. snd opposite the pror
rrsy Of Jno- l.. Hopkins also other lot On Vine
Street in ChattanosEa. a5j,ini re Heir and Hum
phfe1s. and spposife Hopkins rerfy. levied
lhe property 81 W. II. Alaxande and wall lse sold
an sss judgment and coat are vi y rai4
Febt-u N Utter.
eriG n, 6,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-05

FEoN CoEINTH---Dnring = movement II Colonel
Rdddy caThiry recently made Ia the vicinity of Cor
and few horses private letter from Tfsfumbia-
Informs n that the priseDrrs reported tea Aousand
trdoPs Al CsFiath- One Of then informed The writer
that fOsr thousand negrsrs were being drilled IL tie
camps. 10 help crush the rebellion but that great
deal Of dissstHcticn sxi>ted among the toeps in re
gard n the Enlistment al negroe Another rso1er
expressed tie opinion that u would Re better q
cotnise the Con tedsraey aud let Il 60 10 hell-f
memphis Api<al -.