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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
PERsdNALI

Jon Geo. ~ Jonse4. aud IIas. Tiosna
Alenees have passed through Chattanooga
"a reafs for their C9igresssthal labors =
Riclas.ond. bot4 Iookins well, Y II in ans spis
It's iii
Capt Wm. II. slovef the atsliabls and obi
sing eOnl4sissaryI Or RinIlko'l. Ga Ia,
the personal thanks Of Ire RlBEI.. for a fai
Of beautiful ducks RiHsgela y said to be +.
nous lacs. by he by. f5r sl.eaeIsan.e ducks.
CAP Atkihson. or Cen lAsiHiams stan
acconranied Is "a -benfiie Ai5&gissippi bride.
griyed in this tiiy. Nssiiay esldninz. and IA.
AIKEN rooms atlilie Central Hahke The Cap.
am. though a 4 liant KeiltuckiAh. and valiani
soldier. was roInsatch foF NajII General Gu
bid, who Fece1tly attacked IiIa 10 Mississippi
with battery pr bright eyes Ito which he
gracefully surrrndefed 4nd ssaf for mercy Al
The feet Of hisfaptor Il
Col. John FEst. Of the |tnem5tAbl. s.seven1tl
rennessss, ons Of the rIbbIesE Regiments ou,I
State has furnished 10 81 Ifend the South. 81
Tow N lie eit5l Te.4r4 ihapRH 10 be able ir
snnounce to the llostsof frieAEs Of theI r..
EQUITABLE Border RuihRn. f'l3t he has ali
most recovered rom i. e wounds received ill
he Virginia ls.thes-4aId to ihis lady sc
tuaintences. ti4.
The ro.sa,ssasue Of tiialItis and llrAasy
ldllI blooms upon lis csl4sk The iFrspre.si-
Ble '6ordereri' ieAses iolf Virginia in a 'Iess
lays
we we're pIeAsel ID rIIse, Yesterday our.
"a friend. A9 H'aaisk. Ml:NaitkI. OF General
lheathams STAT. He|is raIilIly recovesirs
ron. The wOan + lie rsctiyea Il Perry Iie'
nd is anxious d re.ada lssali p active ser
fee in The tiel,i.
Col s.tp smi9h of iHsel 5:h Arkansas. Ind
Val Hpskins. 8,easie.l lihe L battle. las,
I die Central Hausc. Bolh agel4oilg as We
s could lie expedited li
We are glad ii ses our gpiiansIEliesd ei.ati.s
leiisn, late Profost si4rbhasl Il Ere agai1 irH
The epsrssleiIdra, d lsnts4l & Mes..o.
er. writing i.ep Rome, unast sIsi. Of tie f
phi inst.s says.
isP'as, did tiis fsles4~ns4 # meets,
sitil tif iisii ,ii.si i'eI a ~ la4 ,=au dfite
-oi'H ''i7 hpfie aill sti IS ln fslheetes. Ia
2~ iFin5 VIII \ II lam y g a FHe.l,.,t is'
liszEe iissg lspnit- A!sH'l i sli Il asl.lr1,
/ .yfars siaisJss.Fssas 4.ily alI s.ie. ii
isigss ire lsaEfs iil Esesltfsa anil
IS. .se'.e..i.ie III Ae1ei b. So ss.s.z
I'D 'a 81 aFf.l sei i-lhli'.ts ,r
r. = r l.e s.s..l 'l- -ia -f.e IL les. as.e,
ssl y silt sla4E.si,F.ils q
fssis 20 ylihs ilit i.lE SO sHcr
ass H. .a'ir .Ill-s.1f slafell -anss
i.sci-f sii ltll sslt.. s.s4I ezr,--
1et rifii rae e liisni ati i,-s.tll
irol. Love. os lels x's s5iil4 .s... r-re
"a. "a. seventy sstl. , sF.s.i llsa.eFs Is.
iiesl is tfru- .uIr.-r il rei-ik.E. sestt-
Escxsi.ie last itIFs III
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
IEsNDURAEr & MATTHIAS.

nor kRTNERSHIR NOTlCE.-Ti- aa..r-it,ee
~ hAvr 4--.risf-d f-'t -eir--s f,-rlssr l1I..r s
-iric afi ARA ~ bilN Ran i MATTHIAS Tor
ne pnfi--r fr.il il- tiie O. f'f-lF .Sl ta1f
ri--lbt lSt@k. re ls-ri.lii-. fs
nr - e--p cfiHst1ti y 20 r-il i A. Itlrt 4I.
lTfli @sefi-i ~t.t 1-tsi HIS tat ~I1fl.f
If.l1 tillliS - Ca f-i ea' cad ard riil t h.
I'lsn~ r, i-sye oar "a 4asr> AT al a..
ori ftfl~ ne p1-'iicss 20 l-lr G. >t sfllcI =
~ 81 Z, ga go - ar lrds-fse' :, is'T a7c
,laift l1rri a-tlr Fl hfr ts ri|nfta 4 ~ rtiafi
al'ti Il rifat-fii ii y Lad ffri -i.i ~ Gle
tilnirt hlc4r+ -aaliee and ll-alpt| s~flrts - 81
talf-. 4- sl.I - 81 - 80. "a IT
Nan i,t--frel r-.,l ~iiskiaz s.,ts-i zal S-1s a
- |tIillri ais-l- ga u 3D.
fir>i - As E q flr rlb-1 rafrai.-rr
A :. T. fsgN.lli;aST
1o'i l > - NAtIH iAS-
- AErtt-1I t~f-.-+ o. f-r.
t1afA rle-s So it--l tl<l4
e-rf fcf rants 2 fs- fss.i ks al 81 a.i . l.r-
trin4-tlr. Vlii - pail ~ lie ~ he e -
avl lit r. r. IoNES(
Hsi Is l,'.|r-er1,~ffrf
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A III tr<tn n HAuitan Countr Ilnllr e corrrr,.-
r' trt-rtn t1r ag-s ~ ~ md ~ year. ui1 4.
~ A. t-itsu3osas 81 lLe I0th dsT 81 Irrr--
tall< r-rssfr---r - errruutI.- III - f---.-H.s
sc rrr.'IltS e1icefs. 10 IL ala ~ - - -
1ose who mas b tnrllrd = rhsm- Per-u-r h. -
my ri&lHlrE ea-luptton uneer he lnu - -
c- - l'rAe i.eii 4lriications 10 ths erfcIl.rr e.
- :, t,,e inA- a cr Clans az b g. ~ -
= tltn 81 --i.-151- Al Hil cune 70 lhs pIrrs "a
.'' = - SUPPLIED 1iin sl.fkscs utkur I'D rIclh
f. ~ LAX =. ~ Col. T. = A.
.r-<-'ef t.1aIn4ldrnt q Ccnsoripla
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We have received a i te ffrigm the
ekeellent Surgeon Of tie Post atE.thiH piHce.
DR.. S. q. sTOur, to The effect thRt Ithe FUR
geOns, and ward nur1es IF oqr hgsPltals
have become welLnish Exhausted with Il iell
uneeasing labors of the past half week r
We trust that our citizens, whose patriotism
and philanthropy are proYefbiHl viii I'M
rnediaksly come TO their relief FoF 4 week
night and day, they haye IaHerRd With no
cessation, and unless those DO INTIMATELY to
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
S30l REWARD.

~ p > tie D = reward ~ - - - =.
. ~ ne "a fiIisalt Chss.rr No. = ---E--[
IA. as tsel1 90 l1-s-ru=rt ~ 49, - -,
amp ~ -4iI re<I "a tar..Itn- a. - nj. - -
t1il f-.iac sul,rste6 10 h.ve - =. - - h
ace Iliaty fse.irrisl sd ~ Irrr- = - - -
t-- ttAr "a i-rs 4iE1. f4lr akln. blns sTen ErI1
a. =, .n- -'-af1 pear1 mo b COuETIas
IrnE-r g r - o.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08

Ky nfrflls. Decr.ber IS Iar1
! near H1r-rlc-b.rI|' T-nnrr--r -, - -. -
I'd err,inr Ofttrs 1rr reorirr3 n. -. -. -
la-l ler--.ilurr rip .riI q ~ NtNi-urIIir
l1lIr-111 - Cent oi.,rrs - r--~-7--r - -
- - = r--nfar- 81 tc1-crIFts Eurtrreahrrc
rrlI r - ~ tNr niinrs of al E1rolfrr OEoIrs
ilr1 t-ir rrrr1i e14 ises AID he district n uhiua
icy rrs,ls- MARCrE J. TRIGHT
ss<ss-ir BsiF- So o<.4T- ~
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assist vii speedily come fbrward our hol
Ipitals and their unfortunate inmates Vii
be in depIorable condition. Men anI
women are wanted to nurse, to sweep. /
cook and wash, and ID baths the xou,Ids j
the sufferers. Any bne, kho can and /
wg1Hllipgftq Do these things. s.y one who cat
carry fe'q Or water, OF lift litter, can al
their country ah incaldhIables service.
Il ! haTe never knoFn,y remarks DR.. 81
f PEP work more faithfully than tho hos
Pital attendants at this place, and they del
serve sone relief We cad testify to til!
accuracy 9fl this COMMUNICATION, oarsqIf.-
Night aftet night have We seen the kind
SURGEONS and their equally Kind assistant
At The depots, busy in their attentions to th,
wounded arriving by the trhins. 4 littld
sysEem, on the part of our citizens, III rem
derFpg aid will not Be oppressive to ar,
one nor will the necessity exist longer thar
j week; if the complete piroHtration Of tn,
corps |of attendants can be avoided. Unde,l
circumstance the Medical corp.
At thk hospitals Is sutIis;eIt to ke9p th.I
establishment i1 order. But on the heel.
i : terrible battle, Whec % many brave
md patient sufferers are I|borne fr.m the field
Q put very doors, shAlI vi be idle and
pathetic Forbid ftIheaven 1t win
levfF be said that the Heosle of Tennessee
Ferf wanting N that hos pithlily and hu-
nasitg which has eseE Characterised the
iti1enk Of our State
We are satisfied that bur noble, generous
ouatFy wsncn nsdd only to be assured that
AsiF gentle tnipfstratiou. arc decided D. y the
uifdring hfresspf ths l4te baltlein ddfanc.
f tlsir homes, 10 enlisl t eiE sympatlsies, 1
cart and spaliH the gd5d wdrka Many 4
coT fellow fTonIa distart sistd i State. away 4
rquI the kind carh of mbtH er bud Sister. Isl
riti3sht thpt atEd4ati9n 70 NECESSARY folthe
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LLATHkR FoR CORK

IA Z -AFr = ~ sl1es 81 oslr Le.l1sr - sxshnnr.
''t Setn- OAs ltu1c 81 l-rathsr q. q s..AsI.f
49, SOD ~ - tL.ltEHr-k. Isnssry-
"a = tls .stAsiltei - tls Dsernbsr, AZ
- i-Ara ss-il-il.s4 = h.lt.n l.sA a - -
- ---..- ssiitu ~ al ascs- lrsfs \. -
a '-te ASS -rirr I~qlealso tl1ns 49, ufs,e
~ l'tils.- - r--s. e. c tskr fhs1r .u-r
4 = n
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IRON sst s,lis y.sfsri 81 Axe -Izss fliA hzs
L ari-t a.rs-fif any % -f.lcli-i,ift r -. ~
alF cisls " ktbFn 81 g ~--af RI NJ ss1I-s i..f D.
rsnt 81 Ire rei hp = iit4-r iaii z t. ...'is5ai-1l
r!fitt S-s ts.i 1-lse- Vii - -.-l., i,gsrlili-
1-1t 3 JANIS lflfi~
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Bnt for The UNSUCCESSFUL lbs tlil FriaaJ
afternd on the tiisposftioh of :fia frd4 II 9ar "a
vor va uld have been rnnth yiEEE,ttf Beside
these ratistics an enormous Il bi4 light ba
spread out showing the qnaltfl IL IoE proyis
ions an d supplies, which have lee4 Bgacuts ID
in Mid lie Observation-Disclosures tEE ID 4.iIlions
II rati4 ns. and months pf 4ug Ats,If4. TAd
branch Of tie canpaisp. ~l#dE hn4lb MuTI
fsesbar9' its depot h4@ ,cl9ad leAl,Iihg is
everything to hope fqr la1io II slsdinl serI
aud no thing to depiefq LIT ISL ,fHEI.lsrEa4,
s.eriie Of a jportio4s af fpr taE
Gefl Bragg ihals a rpeoa HI iFis aHhly
on 40 nlay. lie was rereEv4 It3i5hl lpslroI
l.atioh, and spoke bsi.sag IL iA.t qPtl
e.et. In concluding, IL sssisr Id| pilel tro5Fs
thai II woull Eyi!s i9lsseIa+I #sIlIl. bia
riaoas al ei-rs.s. slii laFetrt4lsIs sls I'LL
.s.,l III
Al
from ii front Of Mqriisesbor+ asai|n leayes
pprtiEn Of Middle I4huessdd Ri5hEl the
enc my + line. The ezEtnt Of ltl.Es nbi6dia-
nate circumstance can Hot yeg be akceft4inl
ed BY it is well 70 T. psotI qiAs lbsFHta
pared for the worst 1Ie iharEhsf arFFt !.
n. prpsfss. Of eaniH1ignH,InI fhs d.
gepeies which grow out1af = dEdlFe gard fof
tn. VIII pie country, very freqaEnIly seans d,
sacrifcp the interes IS of fetlaih rsgi9nl
Thus, in Virginia, there ara .4elions whieiI
have Piled like ferry beats 70 Ind frp If44orh
cur lines to those Of the enehEy ever since
fhs war bsgsn and it may belsd With Ter
tain portions Of Middle TeHnaHsde, I.9H
We grieve for this with III bliEkT tffef.
WE feel it painfully il PersoEhll a. ven al
> political sense. How sraiefiIIld Me gkuIsi
have welcomed d diaerhht order eF cling
We have not words TO sh5.; hrl OUR asblpa
thy for our suffering fellow cEtizfns inIanq
about Murfres.boro IS Ieen in tbE frtrdhc
That they will be exposed II harris hipsj in
diguities and seventies is reducdd so d Fer
tlinty, and if they arc not subjtctei I'D
1fuelties Of the most dbgraiihg IsiiatacEar, !
they will prove HAPPY excdptibnk to The
general rule. llElFEP
These are, however, the ills which bpatri
otism is heir to. 1t haE!.besu yFjrl wisely
said that the blood of the n.ArtB IS tn
seed Of the church and surely |ItAe trial.
Of our good neighBori ana fFl RI have
thus far only eyinced| their dRvPtien I,
country, and the integrity which they
will never sacrifice tP thsh Isles ana
brothers in the fel l. Patient khpe md
faithful confidence m4st cohsol4, comfort
and strengthen them until thsy Dire peaih-
and the y will surely be- Ibropgh once niprS
vithin|the embraces ofIour ProteftilIIss lines
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TAKRE up

4 No rlt n Jaf II l-1i,fta.oura HauIIlna c~~~1~
\ t-l-i eru--se-. o. -hs - c-y q Ocaohrr ~
ersiiip NAY ~ ~ sane ~ loHx. - ~ =,
-rri's- - m --5rS. n HcnpiiE. Tenn- 49, -
pa set p ,1zhss hiEa. - yenu ola
49, = ~ SWAIN InIl.~
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4 tcNslbEHkBL 7 su1 Of r.srsy ros.s 1. -, -
u n'- SKATING a. i-nrr-
l.a' An LEIPlk 4 KExwEz
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THE DAILY REBEL.
ace on Market Street. oFer @ FAM y Tsap4..ssl
/, ..l 81 : : co., ! ! : 4. j.
THE SITIUATIofS.T

:. : :. e. ': &C.:
and The confusion insid ent I'd bin battle- fields
sub.i DIES, we are enablsd u drive II sone
estimate of the results Sf the lkst two months
and half ofiactivity in front j sfatfteesB5ro-
The actual statistics Of tile ,f4lEhtats d
"Wednesday 'na Friday last M .G'4Afsd
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(. IS h9 n1I- IS. q; f.rs. res 81. ~. ie..,t -
tfs-- -4siiri-r ~ t- .ir f-if- ~ rl
-a-r- r. IT, r.-4fi-f tsl-t| ilii --
trf ss-s u '-. .it.1 ia t-,- sf-sifi t.tt-.-
-t1- Ell --- i.l kfr iaa-fsIi Let zee as-s.
trasri G t1 1t rlt
.'s.Irf e -tiss rit.e fitI r+f n - ..a Is.
s91l IT t.r,-. SAB ear i@eiii< -az
><-rt --rr @li sell ra- 3ea a- -,sr
~ ~ * ~ -4frl. fft .-trT tr fa
.trrk Al t.s gig ls.u-~ Is ~ .~i ) saw
r, E-t- AS AL ttft PAP Ae4 tr---
81. ~ 4 -ltt- i..- ,s-t.-i i Ar "a .,I r
are -tii.r &. eI'lii..rt- 4-f. :. rs = 81.
feftFil n Is -t - 40 liz .zr4-.- 5 ~ f.rs
i,4-rr i-isi ) ~ ti-. g-,4l -.nit fle-l..
s z--i ia -le tsl w. rit RI f-f~-f - -
II al triu. feeder sat n a. ..-l.t -.esd 3.
10 i'te. t1ft-s-- Az ord it-- - ~ I-fI.. /.
e sfs.- x 3.4ak JoNE-
- IN -ri- AK fsrii = else
4 fiiSL. a-ikr- Z. s. flsir hik-. 81 Irru
a ekttr--1 ifi0Teiii fi-ii'4 % IA. add Ca
tie a. PIX fd. return g. Sta J. ~ ff41. llilr ri
1l- GfAi ter--. A. g. y ty tt,1- A pata- ~ IT,
iroet iri - i..ix-e ~ ia aiid tr .rs bpid = j
.e furFarst~.i asfnas 1- 1ll-efei-
dsc1iil~ n. al rxS.
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L no roS / Acdo t1HKn
y E4oEzI ~. slaiee 70 Nsla I'll one s.,5- 49,,
~ i1e"nsay s'nE slors- U'37-i-rsiafI
Condemned Stock for SALE
TsiFTEEN head laliss aad i.irs,.s viii s.. I'LL -
1ifuis-1t - i..sti =, ite = lTs1i-1f S,llss.
jar = B. -iSNEk I o.
AUCTION SALE oF FINE FUR ITbEE
on AlFBPA ~ loth .aat-- - ~ e,issk-l
"li - Zee ~ deEre 81 yfs- { snrr4n. t'isf O
Heasii pa -pa Sii]hsalFuRNiTUEE az.aS -aiei
: soii very lac Riss-ped szd Hshbren5' F.rusturr
5-nIifs Ia NApeHN. Ape-r-
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from the kind csFf of mbtHer bud sstsr. is
witiIent thAt atAdnti9n TO n.fessary ioEthe
connie rt of the inyaIid.
III Try aseoaHt which d.a4s fronl the
|TaitIfkdeld lrdpFes 4utss in bright colorI the
4llliIitTy Of tlssI Tenn .ssseeI troops Ii
Fenl "A Be diiiicuit 10 sishalize Any patsieu-
|lar rFeine Al-ihsy AM fought 50 Veil.
B6II, ardest bud brave they .cptered Ithe
fahf With resoSdie le.IFilin4tiqa ID Slow
/ b t4eIepaptr5 tlla meE WHO fcud tIIeis
W. lgorisiIl kHIlt AgRloHur4ltis wi.a ths
.pas4 sersihle odds aad.lA eom OF I'd sBrs
Aler ( the defiei Tenn rs li9e NC s~f bnc
ifis d arfaH Of III s:sni. F-rsal Tie tsea RI
f q visiea and bti=asll 10 be hon.l, -
arff4te I'D h4 raPk They dluelt : bod
Ss'Id tAf5 woEsla sHE lary ana II
=gsfkheiql issln'ItI.i rs. Ind ID iuaefetsi
Re HHoHitifn AaydIiorekd Ehdln. D resire lfa,
4 WhilF, 4eIrinsskk viii kuly Ae for a Elloa
inf 'aPl Ilat tiars Ell Fsraict triinIph
viii FioNa Thf rli 4ltsHoi the last week
lie
n# Afieg lire lI8atlie III sytsiaesia5 Tie
lAd:ft Of MutlrrHssafn lisisnss,fsae,i. him
selvEf by iisfi4 wRal seaiisa ii APATHY and|
eetift leseliE'lts .a bshhlf ds Our wounded
'ocEfts. c9nfpifpPns among ilIan was Mrs I
chaRul.r, Of hasIEillr, more see,laily Of fi.at
;sposga who l..,d grs-l - N s,freisiar, liI,,!.a
-, - IL. IL.
l.nsS ilIiiii 4Es lin iAs iEishllsse a~ assissi1
iiHs s]ninraf,i ailH cbitsk IL -ass;as VI.
13pIiaei 9f lthellFFl 'Hsuhl3ste 4igi,..ess. .l..
SER Fk4i Si:aiH val s4iIt TAI 4eniefea iIsi
sgtsEEds IAv4Islai5i9
fi.f J.EIssoE kAE.ss pei H. pa5iHs7iest
ks adiais5I #tf wi + pfes1a>li,nt Wits saEs
u HfIle Lai.pIa l.lallubp~ witch y TX
iFaeffd frsfsifIle sfilieillaa,F t'o'nhcrciai ans
1hailiE lied lihHffbs Eeasl u the 18th q Ddc.
lfkfIK four Yf{k ks 4so
rEa5r New ears Day lassed by quieriyIin
most of the 5outtein eiiits. itwas signsal
zed py littie Enirth. or gziety alsl has been
.I6s1y eelsttkted ~ feuske cxHrtons and
sR llottie t1hnt.lk here a, liherk.
lE --ll- L.
sal-IcoIs. b Tal,I and (. Tau u are ALI, T
specified. and will no aa4bt GIVE l,tids loi
lleir 4fr' vssl III elsgfssioa sllo,risl.
& AsIIodgiasF are s4idib ID sIsardss III eilIrles-
On, tfss our ttghtenlpoiafy vii kindly
lake EN- fIlll
a foxrhtaEsr rE$s MI1ssssrrtI.-aIa ID. ds.l
toriall Acc9uft q tie defence Of. vielsl,ntg
llle Wig Or lhp alIst nit. says
In The M9hdax's fight. when We acl,;exe
suctl \ slotiolts vifk4fy. Tub 81 ami 30fil To-
ressee. and zFih llRpIS1ns Teginl4nfs. belsav
d most gsili4lii5s HIld Won unfyIit- fame. Tbs Il
ront IF the 5tefly vas complete OF the tlitd
charge At nHf WORKS, our men sfeetedi thdio
With big dleid I'D HliefI 81 ere from the infa1i-
y ami &riIlleHy+ile iron storm assnihiiaiiil
lie ldflipslrlnks ah.l compelling the eoluiir
ID fall lack i'll Confusion aid disorder. ulaicl
5srr t3obEis fell9well mp. pphring voliey 4 ter
'oieS ahto tlsir sinks. cap kariHS four hundred
lrisafers and lve silsnd oildolors
sa5- 4 FeHeFal ofheer COW a prisollsSrII l in
Knox kiile. SKATES that Wtolford's niotsafeti
-illcnleA, IO.dp0 strong were ordered TO East
from Louisville or Lexington some
weeks ago. Ill.
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08

RS- a Ffe3iefal 3tfeer low prisoner In
KnoxFiFl states that pftolforfs n,otsaie,i
riacnleA, 1O.0D0 strong were ordered 70 East
fennessee from Eyoaissiiie Ior Lexington some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
certainly at much less than their present pay with
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certainly at much less than their present pay with
the extras included.
From information obtained from prisoners captured
in the recent rnd Of Stuart it appears shat the ex'
petition was really much more formidable
than al first supposed. large body OF cavalry,
with all the light batteries Of Stuart, wss gathered
for the purpose Of making trip toward Washing.
ton again, dasbing in wherever they could along
our lines.
The attack at HARDWOOD was but feint TO cover
the other movement. The rain-storm which set in,
and the prompt action of our cavalry, prevented
any more seIions results. Col Wyndharn reached
here this morning, having been ordered ont five
days ago, at the time Of the raid, in the hoIc Of
meeting the Rebels. Gen. Pleassuton also marched
across the country TO intercept the maranders.
Col. Wyndham reports finding twenty or thirty
Rebels at Warrent0n who were driven ont by his
fcrcer. lie cane from Warreuton TO Falmouth,
thence here returning to-day to his post Ut Centre
vile. Gen. Stoneman and bis cavalry corps are on
tho gui r,rc. and any attempt Of the Rebels 20
recross TO this side OF the river will be promptly
net.
To-day being the 3ith birthday Of Gen. Carl
Sshurz was appropriately noticed by his stall aud
the office of biz division. This evening the fes
tvties are being continued st the quarters OF COL
Kyzanofsky, commanding Second Brigade. Speeches
oy Gen. Schurz, Coils. Won An sborg, KTyzanofsky
Peisner aud olheN and music by the band of the
Massachusetts sd Regiment, enlivened the OCCASION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05

CAIRO, Wednesday, March :, 100
The steamer Tycoon from Memphis, has just al
rived Tie latest sdyices from below state two
dredging machies had arrived aud would be put to
work on the canals Immediately.
Tie river is r.ing fast, and the water Ia nerfer-
ing much with the camps at the head Of Island No.
So; the evees are broken, and the water is pouring
over at a fearful rate.
Another Hat boat ran the batteries at vicksburg.
She was fred ON by the Rebels and struck three
,imee.
A fire q, Lake Providence on Monday, destroyed
nearly the whole town, and a considerable amount
of commissary stores.
A canal barge with pTopsllors had got through
into Lake Providence. II was pushed over the land
on slides TO be used for exploring the lake and
neighboring bayous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
FROM YORKTOWN.
A Double Execution.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
IoRkTovr, Va. March 2, 1903
Privaies VIM. Dormity and Charles Clark were
hung at this place to-day for the murder Of Mr.
Sokes Ia citizen Of Yorktown, in accordance with
the sentence Of court-martihl that convened here
last October, the sentence being approved by the
President. This morning, after the long storm we
have had the sun came out in all its splendor, and
impaired 70 everything the beauty and fresluess Of
Spring. Its fadl,nco was such ~ TO gladden. the
heart and make sll look upon life as very precious
and swecl yet for all the doomed were 10 de Al
u m. the seahold was completed and everything
made ready for the execution. The troops OF tie
command were drawn up around the schfiold IN tic
thape OF hollow square, tie 9th New York CAvaI'
ny forming the guard. Majo- Gen. koyts teok IA
position with bis staff in front VI tue scaiioS- Al
kalf.past twelve the criminals were brought forth
in a wagon, escorted by a squadron OF the sth Della
ware Volunteer. oouirs1ded ny Capt. kollstron,
Provost Marshal OF iorhsow. who acted as exeeu-
toner. Arriving at the scafiold. the Escort wac
formed around it, facing outward. After some de-
lay the Tisoners were led US 10 the platform, where
the findings OF the aud sentence Of death were
read ~ them. They were then asked If they bad
anyt' ing TO ray. Charles Cla.k raid: "Fellow-so
diers and oflcsrs, have Tut q few moments 10
live, and do not with you to look upon re as a
murderer, for l never had murder in my heart. lie
told them all 10 take warning by him; be sad tbSt
he loved Jesus and babe them al good-by. Wm
Dormitty said "Feow.soldiers and officers, IL cut
ting killed the man, did it," lie then bid them all
good-by. A prayer was made BY Catholic priest
whose name ind not learn. Tie bla3k caps were
then put on aud The spring touched when both fell
and died without a struggle. After hanging twenty
minutes, they were taken down and carried OF
Both seemed resigned 10 their iate and during the
whole proceeding were calm aud firm. Everything
pa,sed Of very quietly SABKR.