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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

ST. Loris, MACH II TUE
Tie Republican, Memphis dispatch Of tue 10th
s.ys adyces from Greenwood TO Monday last are TO
tho efIec, that tho gunboat Chillicothe bombarded
Fort Pemberton on Saturday and Sunday, but with
out decisive result. The Rebel battery il 30 situated
tia, cannot be attacked by land force on account
Of high water
The guns Of the De kalb had been taken ashore,
and land battery constructed near the Rebel
works The Rebel force Ia estimated at 900, under
Gen. Loring. Re-snforcemcnts arc rapidly being
sent to the seat Of operations, and it 10 ex-
pccted that our feet will coon be able 10 reduce all
the Rebel Notifications on the Yazoo.
The Vicks6urg Whig OF tho llth says the crew
of the Indianoa, 81 in number, arrived there the
day before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Capture Of Mount SserIisg. ny. BY tho
Rebeis-Tvo Hundred Union SOLDIER
Csptured.

CfScfssAri, March ~ loo,.
speei,l dispatch from Paris. KY, 10 The Cons
snsreiai says 1.-THE Rebel Col. Cluke surrounded
Mount Sterling. KY. Il, two o'clock tAn morning.
Our forces amounting to 900 fought from the houses
for four hours but finally compelled TO surren-
der. The Rebels then burned the town. II il be-
lcycd that Cuke intends to attack Pdris tonight"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
FROM THE ARMY OF THE FSTOMAC.
Severe Snow storm-Mere Mad-PrcpnrR.
tiony for IL Grand Review.

HsADsUARTBKs ARxr OF TIE Poroxic.
March 2l-I0 q IN
We had about two inches Of snow yesterday, and
it is now falling fast. The mud is Increasing Every
thing is quiet.
Great preparations are being made in the First
Army corps for grand review BY Gen. Hooker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

Tho MfssiSsippt open 10 Lako Pepkns
la CROSSE VIE, Friday, March %, 1853.
The steamer Keoknk has left for Lake Pepin.
The Mississippi is now open to that point.
la cKossE, MARCIA 81, 1863.
The Keokak Wen. through to Lake PepiD lasa
night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Reported Defeat Of morgnn's Cavalry.

LOUISVILLE. Saturday,. Mach II. lss
An unauthentca,ed report has just reached here
tina, a portion Of SANKEY'S force encountered John
Mcrgans Cavalry at AsMinnyi!le yesterday and
whipped them badly, driving them entirely awey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

We have news from Nassau 10 the 18th inst. The
trade between Nassau aud the Rebel Stares ssems
to be Increasing. About score of steamers run
regularly from Nassau 10 Rebelion. The following
IL = st OF some Of them: AntOnica, S.Opewan Jack.
son (ate Leopard Douro, Annie Chids, Ruby,
Eagle, Wave Queen, Nicholas l., Mariel, Victory,
Douglass, Emma, Britannia, Calypso, Fors, Nina,
Gertrude, and Giraffe. Capt Carln, recently ill.,
Grated from Fort Lafayette as British subject,
commands the Ruby. Three steamers arrived on
the I4th inst. from Charleston, bringing. however,
no important news. The steamer Thistle, which
ran arhore entering the harbor Of Charleston, Las
been got Off with little damage. She 10 expected ~
Nassau with cargo of cotton. The sioop hosAue
ms arrived ut Nassau ith cargo Of cotton Capt
postell, her commander has run the blockade seven
times. The Rebel priva,eer Retroation has been
c.r,emned as unseaworthy and sold at public auc-
inn III, Georgiaoa, another privs'eer at that
,.,r, claims TO be an srlned merchantmen. There
.,n. a grand ball at the Government House On the
evening OF Prince Alberts wedding-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
lssERTERS TOBE BROUGHT BACK.
Tic mand for the Five.Twenty Bonds
FuR COMMAND OF TIE SECOND ARMY CORPS
FAMINE IN THE REBEL ARMY.
Punishment of Newspaper Correspondents.

eceeiL Dispatch to The N Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON March a. 1862
PROBABLE RETREAT OF TIE REBEL POTOMAC
ARMY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Nnvnt.

PonrLAp, Ne, Msrch n. 1863.
The new gunbos, Iasco, from Bath bound 70 Bos
ton, arrived to-day.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11
LATEST rRoA THE FRONT.
BATrLn AT FORT poNELsoN
Ranor.a Kra.uatlan or Irnrfree.


The ruiAor was current on the streets yes-
tsrday merning. that Fort Donelson had been
taken by eur cavalry and that Rssencran. WAS
falling back from Murfressboro.
An sffeer Of General Polk's staff whs reach
cd here Sunday night from the front, reports
that Morgan. Wheeler and Forrest conjointly
attacksdFort Donelsoa or the Cumberland rir-
Or and teok the place, destroying million
dollars werth sf stsrss and capturiag sixteen
traaspsris. Whits We are scarcely prepared
t. give credensc 10 this runpr Ne have no
doubt HAT al ngagement has been bad At
thatspoint. Capt. Wa. ,. waltsn, Of Sumner.
who came thrssgh The fsdera al lines = few
days since asd whs reached thi place Sunday
\ ght brings the HtelIigenesIthA at Morgan wss
atstevart's Ferry. absut nil = from Mash
vile. when he left.
The Federal account sf the light at Fort
Deaslsou. among eur tslsefAphic dispatches
this nsrning, claims that Forrest was repdlseh
with loss sfls0 men killed and woanded and
he 10 - Of one sf ear batteries. The same ae-
soant stxtss That General Forre1t himself wa
wsunded.
II va alssl surr.ntly rsmored and generally
believed sn th. streets ye.t'rsay, ferensoH.
that the Yankees were evacuating AIurfreos-
lore. and destroying large qu.atitiss ofslerss
On fsllsw citizen, Mr. Leipsr. ate of the hfnl
Of Lsipsr 1 Nsnifes, sf Murfrsesboro. has re-
ssiysd information that the large warehouse
belonging to that firm. has beer destroyed by
the Yankees in Hurfreesboro. This was tle
principal store house in the plae ..
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FROM THEIFRONT.

IA The Winchester Bnlletin furnishes the
following items:
We notice sone Ave regiments pass through
Tullahoma daily. whom. we aretinformed, are
engaged in throwing up important works some
miles in advance.
We learn that Brig General Hardin Helm. or
Kentucky. is to take command Of the lamented
Hansonss brigade.
Eighty Of Wolford's men deserted and joined
us few days since They gave sufficient
proofgthat we were expecte in Kentucky, and
would belwarInly welcomed there.
Col. w. p C. Breckenridge. commanding 4
brigade Of cavalry IN Gen Norgali's command
who occupied Liberty. was attacked by 4
large force oi the enemy on Thursday, com
posed of i've regiments Of infantry and COM
PEELED to fall back to the hiils in that vicinity.
The enemy then started towards Alexandria
when Col. Breckenridge made cirenit arounli
to their rear. and captured between thirty and
forty Of Stokes. cavalry aud afterwards re-ot
eupied Liberty. and held il at last accounts
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Mnrlt1sr.
7 WakKE VIII rdE' rssr cor

I FL
The t'llowlo8 aftiee We hhd1in gineinnat pafkl
pf tie sth uit doped fsbm ihe Providence fIsho[s
izlsAdl P$st That pafStH c4I- il m ut e4traorhi
h4ry article irIn~ a New E9xlAnl risper.s II doe.
certainty axpFsks epi1ionh Fhikh are fading tL9il
way through the Western 1enisctatto pspsrs. AID
+hIsh no do,lbtpre growing 18th in strength and rte
.dleacy lillF T
/. lWHERE WILL FhE Wksf G0f- Wendell Phillips ia
bis tet eut poltieAl adde e4s here admtied that the
.Test Was even now preparing n 70 with me South.
Dhe could hear talk 81 ID stl thrJsgh the Wesfekn
'edu1try The West did not Iqve tie EAkt II aid
het love negfce4. Itdd DOT love high tariffs II de
h1pn berhrne liked fact lthe West Wond follow the
S@dth- New England and Ner York Wotld be len
bat il the cold MI 1f.lsIH
Our belief Isl that New Enklahd aisne viii be lgft
pat inlthe sold. We said years ago. that f separh.
.ier came new Goaied{rtIck pould folleu andthat
y TpnId pot elnbfaee New lEhglaadl wi lave nbt
eirnged eur 6ellef npnn this poalt, n6eoi il Is eF
~ ~ qay .Erehxthkned; ard We eliertain ne doubt
ne est iis4lf wond dbkci cur coupany If liz
New York will belonr Id Tie ,le,k Fe,.,li.E -
n irtA'nly u will seek 10; and We sks
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11
500 REHARD-

y RNAwA fruIa ths Iezli>es e. ~ suis-ris-r .t
l Walnut VALLEY re-t O1c< Srquafchfe c.
1-1nessee- oisthr rishf - ti- 1-ih 1snv iss, n
grobsy asuet Dave, si,ezf IS n ysars old fe-s
nr iarhr high. weighs -ii,ut - i,o1nds- lie
black lcEri- rather shsr7 faced. lnrr nsrth thirk
- He saTs be E.s rsisrdl krnfnlky. br a nan
rrrsed Fisher Bat va byu<ht hy nc 45onf- r.snfts
since n Han1nrg. Seuth Cziuira. re rays he was
ororett iro;n fsiersourc "a. 70 Hsnhusr- Had En-
VII - ~. lrcur srar> p-ntS. lrawn jean1 coat
anu black tiut1 CaI-i-s c1at had j., White bone
eo1t biiiens. ard the crh CT q uhich hi- ccaf
rlce h4i trro rclcrs N j. T4lf % i tcirr darker
1reun than fhs ether wi pay <lbe rerzfi fot Ms
1eiifcrF O. re- ~ ny resIdeucc In Scquafckie Co.
Iennrs@e- ~ so r-usrs scr hfe rc7frfnenf in anr
jsi-. - tll-i I en- go hin. JAMES A. STEWART
rrh--lr.r- n
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x 49, = =. eIcr1II11 il11cd fT11 ne Cirr-If
y Cont ef haDitcn crruty j uln -rer Al ~
Cart dcure IN Harrirsr. - ar-f Hr-f.~ - 49,
nert te - hizhest blder f.r e1,h ssfs-rr n 4.
1noFnenf ane c..t- the Sank ~ lh.ri.n-.rn 49,
sreo a< ti1st P y Hn-rhrrtt. ~ a. A1ers.irr -
John = Alexancsr. n said 7rsurf ths isIorI.r t-~
Iets esec - = s.infY sid irartncns aad cs-f l.
VII ere tcEn 81 u Ch-iianpsrs- Trnn~r.-e fhs
pIe petty 81 r. " hs1ftlryE- rs1iinr sn Vinr -
end aclr'ni1g he isn6s 81 Laikin Hair TAsf ~
Callie ard ~ s. 4trra,srr - .r-.~i,- - -
cry sf Jns- l. Hsrfina nsrs srr 49, - - -
Street. Ct.ftn1esrs nsisIriinr - TI,-- =, 4 -
Dhlrys. and sppsSite Hsrfinr rs-erfr f-ri-s - =.
ne rrsprriy sf " = llrra - - III = -
nnies1 jadE 1e.f anI ssrf A. :. ri.r-1, -
rest-u f.n COrLTER
Shtr a. C.
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"-A-~~
~. feat <es-i7 of f1- 1asfif1ft uI:u cortar3-s
|cI tn ~ - MONDAY RI 1f-1li5 Isl, nnder
~ fus it.n sai fs, r-aip 80 rlc lier- Mr. Bra d
-ls7- = - ~ 81 iizrfc - Il st The lnst IS
s....t ---
II Ffu4srs b making this announrement uouIs
rref rt,r-riaiiT appeal e all citi1ens uho have
f iierz e cdncatt q SID them 70 this nstituton
Ar BrriisiE has lad charge of tl.e hchpol fr IL
.1St Is uoutbs. during Which time be has rendered
ample an 7e aiEht s1y. universal zaticfion 70 ths
Trustees. patroas aEd fs i- There never ras brt-
.cr tne f0r r1c- q educate their dsoxhtes tir rev
EoleE l. Plc1ty sseIy ythng farr1er rnises bcsrs
two prizes, cndle Tli1r - his Schboi i fhe zarr
th1tH uas Wben everything VI az lou frurrs-
~ bat excuse there le rIcF fur . mn ulro nrr-
iecfs - educate hi< daughter None. Beeanst here
IN CeFelanda hraltly loc4lfy. laTc an Institute
With excolcnt Insirnc-ur aidel - icienf tcrrs
0f Assistants. to isfi1ct Al ubo 1y f4ror 4 viii
thtir p1iron1-r. Lei md All rul rIeir slI~rsrr
o-tne Wheel and build ur -sirh rhuol - uir b oI
ilollcui1be brnet t0 - and honor 10 err ferr
We have the building ard re have fcachrrs- ne
ba lance devolse- f1nn the proFlc c hnpe fher nav
notly perform fh.irt utF. --tt
The Trustee arc tii1-ssul fhe i.izeu< for fhe
patrcrago icsfsEta riAa1 Ar Erad<h4r heretofore
ard sTe gs &C knoT f14i Under his 4iainisrtafio =
o. lie l1stio1 ls nt 'ost any ~ Tia enra lb r. D.,
tatita 4 81 med il ~tr bitter dav- u The fepab
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11
LATE NEWS FROM KEsTUeKY.

newspaper freud furnishes Ms the follow
ing items fren a late copy Of the Journal Of
Louisville.
Thornton +. Marslial's resolutions ia the
Kentucky Legislature. declare that Kentucky
favors an Arraistice.
Tho Louisville Journal of the ID. inst. favors
the proposition Of u conferense between the
Kentucky Legislature and the n .rthern Legis
iatures. to see what shall bs dohe.v
Gold was quoted Al LOT premium in Louis
vile on the I'd inst.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11

D6-The most carefully prepare.i statistics DR.
the present war 80 10 show that the carnage on
beth sides has been rarely equalled in the his
tory Of the world II Is estimated that Of the
killed and thoae whs have died from wounds
received IN battle and sickness eneendered ;n
camp, there are not less than 325 900 OF the
Federal aTmy-wIile the Confederate arIoy
has suffered to anumber not less than IFS O0b
making grand aggregate Of half a milliob
men since the war began. And for what 30
gratify malice and envy aud hatred on the ONE
side-to achieve an independence of honor aud
. national existence ON the other - South er-r
Crisis
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11
Looksut Mountain Pronlrfr az 81

/ OFFER Ter sale The above property t<,onEinE -
1 r. " Ven Aidehoa all used B. HIN Ter ssrsr a.
years Boarding S-hpoi. anl rnore rrcc1tly a. .
ttel u cnAtains two large tro story h1idiaEs nnd
seventy rooIns Ihs gfoa.ai. ccutaninE ighf arrrs
eu'lacc- uar1idcrrt >7rirE O. rfr-failing Frre
lroo stone water uithin and fne waterfall
~ tie iasrcr- also l-I-e elatle. KilcLcn ne-rs
hflset Suuk ehcusr *
- tie N0lutain i i.FtIitc pace f,r srnrnrr r.
slrf. and viz undoubtedly 1tc1Ino nIuch rnbrc -
IBIS property henr the only one possessing an .l1r.
fAuf supply Of uafer within csnrcr irnt Reach j.
Justly ttrcd one - he st faiualio OF the kind
JAZZ ,. H. WILLY
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IS REWARD--DARINa RaRRERf-

CsT0ftS from tl- s1h-trsser in ti.e str-etr he.r
- ur Nrcrs store Ia Chatsaroora enc RI 1-alhrr.
maikec dz1snd 4 i,.'tsn. &c ara q 4h-ut4o psnds
offie ielfkc- va i1d 10 nriil the -atkrri-
Ter aenf INTO the house. ts ret bill q a. Whfe =
tie hsuzc necrs On horrrbark d.-z1rnted toll tbs
= aer befrs him and went - at dsuhle .uirk- haid
negrD Va dnE -ree hay hurse. and t1rned uf q
Ciatta1oora touard~ Hsrristn vii give he ni,ors
reward Tor the stpfehen>1n 81 he boz and eb e. e.
tbr hoy rilknut The ie1taer- JOHN TH0NASl
fcb6 ~ n.1tnrI a.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-11

Nd ssuniitrd a. jaii by rs nsiiinrr sufh.riti-.
Il al Ch,ti.nocEn. ~ ths "a - octsbrr 1Sc1 nns
1sre ecsi ~ csnUilied - arlinr 1usiicr e fts
IrAcN - tne rcrlrtT af Hauillan Te1r he ~
- - -ro-n 80 lae1- a nrEro hcy. snllnr ~ n.us
-udN $40 nzg- he 1elsnEl Nn- IancI 81 Nru-
f1i. 80 10y hlack - years cd fert "A IND -
hEh- 1hs surrr i rtsucrasd to crr~ fsrrrrI
frefe rsPsrtJ. iay starrrs 1nd take kir caf q al
efr1s y r. SWAIN. 1allcr
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DT virtus sf srdrr ef sar iru-urs f,-r. cirsuIt
- Cctrt e HaDi1u rc1ufr / III .er Al -
Coolt Hoese IN Harrl.ss- e. TIE arIa EendaT e
March rczt - Inc h,Ehe-t ldi-r or rarh. ne f,l-
loving tr1ct cf Ind tewii- irs of .snd IN Heu-
lton coentry district Ne 4, adjoinl-r thr landr 81
Janes EFans. anc cthers. coniainfrr frr rrrr rrr-
cr less- ard knoun - I1nkEey Nh tract Irri.s -
he property 81 leubrn Tsnkser 10 $3.50 49,
nent sud Col = Aver = Wa1hinEfnn Hirss
feot-u " & GARuESHIHE
DePutr Shcrif - L C
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p9- Robert Rollins. Orderly Sergeant Or
Co. L. Second Kentucky regiment. who was
wounded at Murfreesboro' and taken prisoner
escaped from The Peiefals at Evansville. alld
returned few days since 20 his eopamand.
~ Aurfreesbofo' have been sent 10 the lllinots
psnitentiary at Alton. And the officers to
camp Chase.-lS lSksl6yviRe Rebel Banas-, 7fb.
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E1rs-lec irtf ~ n he rrrisru~-t ~ N.
Ntrs ard AnirE Deparsnrnf and hslainr = estIf.nts
ron CnpL fIrna 81 enplsyueni henrsrr anfs -
ssn Hhsnsocrrr. -
b1t - Agents n ihe IRE asf Nininr sr uske- -
r-rtHe1t- H,l - alswrd 70 cslnrrIplr rnrs-
I'd Tor tks rricc - tker drnarrnentr rrta 80
nrP Ptratsn IA been rads tLh urce i rriftrr.
an the detal REGULARLY made
T. D. BIlKE Il cul c 6
Z C1uand1nt q Co.-rrst1
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DER>r AT . Deed e Irsf errcuted "a r. g
Hiuto ne vii 81 fer @ \. az rnlEc cutrry
10 he birhesf hi3er. nt he Mnrket b1ee n Chnffn-
1coEl. Ienn-. "a The 18th day q Pea 1855. the
Printing Pre.a- Type md olber nEfesinl. Ihat -
puhlished at -Ckliln aoora- n q NcRFF
E.bt-eds TrnIirs
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TEE Nsrxas Messenger sliisn IN cs,..r
hiFe. felnsnt Black rk- fan Nessr. rrr
Aare- trsra cslsr. 81 k1n d high. y rrsrs -
t1rs ie-l E-,er anf has trultrd res-rntT n luh6s
.ss iha- ihirs nssie.- Prise II sd flses n lri
80 ArrT - A. s. BInB.
fsbs-la Pant E.sK. J.ekssl CO Al.
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LAND FOR sALF

40 ACRES. ia tie veods vel tinbtsed rish sak
~ and hickory re1r Gci S-fidrs fuo raiirr
iIoln Gray-vie. tie Western anI Atlantis R.1
toad Stlorrc1 oualfrry Or WIIli1u r Ward in
tie nri- horkood ril show The place - arr ~ rixh-
on 1prlcation 70 J. y WILLY
jan- 10th lsf1- Opposite TIE Post OHsrk
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49, y eire g rosd eb1pprrs a i.unss--.
-. - 1890 - 6oe1 uar1r anf curri-rs !. 49,
- riu - rIrs1 ~ f1il1IrI hbc-r-. -7ll-- Sf-f
ave eloAped ir.n ~ plare lp-Ir '---si-s--,- 4
r.r * 1E1G0, lflnuia c.
fs,@ - kEaso. KEr1Esr. Palrrr -
SaIirlnn y.
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DIssoLUrIOE

NE fIin 81 Qiinly s I,oizrsols q Memphis. Iern
i7tiiIs dar dissolved Is upflsi clnsruf. AL
persons having claims again szd 1r1 rlll prs
me s-r1s = W T. Qaiaby. rio slore .uthorzei %
neLs a13e All persons who arr lrt,e1 a. saii frm.
vii make Immediate payment ,said Quinby. rho
1as been antheIized 70 settle saii frnE b1siness
w, T, QuINBI. ce17 purtue-..
JAS & CLAGH0Rxs Special paTfn,r
E;sFah, Ca Jan n. 1854. Ifrfl0 sm-l
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The nagruder feet has shsun what can be dons
with genus % plan and pluck carry out the enter
prfe- Let the commanders elseFhere take the hint
and act upon Is, and We win soon be as formidable .
the enemy on water - On land-l Houston Telegraph
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fPE7,TIes SRI LasB - Pay DrB11
e-e1lc.ee . an ilttIio ltry decree % she conn
= court u ~ -sle C,-1tg Frsa tu1lrd ~ Tie 1l-ort
e.r.rt! -e-- rn Aoreay the 80 d.T Of Pstruary
-s1t. ~ - - rrslerlce u Haid c-ceased. u he
- eit o,-lf.ct ot "hite co1nig frcreed . re1 q
TIE highest btder. flr cash O. c1rrsnrr arsfl.b,.
farm belo1EnE - sid tecraAed - Le ID r1Ri--1
% he @idoEf eoufy IN sd innd- Sad r.r.u !. sr1
W@tere1 and vel tintered. and 1bo1t har cirar-6
and ua1er good fence Soneth M over t1e hr1l-.S
acres = TIE tract John y Va1<-
jAnl7vst Con--s--is..-
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CONSISTING OF FIksT. sECoEB rRrRp.
- fD9EIu ant FIFTH -RElDnrs- n-.ri--I
- - .r1o.l oooE1 Ee1sra-ly. uilh s1al r1rlsyf
- -4-I nrtl<l11r - - 80 l4mp sInnI ell-
49, r HAG2N-
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HIs- STAGE. rho was s1 b1.rd he Steamer Ia.
ia De1ni1- a rrl-n1ar ~ uar1 rte1 Ern1 =
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COMPANY MORNING REPORTS MADE Up Fn1
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(u.AIAa 81 sVery dsserIpfiua IN inrt the csnirs-
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. FER. II. 1868,
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MORNING REPORIs

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Ordered, That Gov Andrew or Nassachnset,l !.
authorized until further orders td raisc stcf, nuu.rs
Of volunteer Companies OF artillery for duty tr
forts Of Massachusetts, and elsewhere and such 49,
OF infantry for the Volunteer military ser-7re 4.
may find c1nvenrnt such roufi.eers ~ IS eniil,eT
for three years unless s5oner discharged and ms,
ciIe persons or African descent organ za into ler
arzte corpsl he viii make the 5saal Deadff rs.l;si
ions on the appropriate sta In eis ana officer ~
tks proper transportation organ alton. supplies ta
slsiance, ,arns and ea1ipssenis OF such volunteers
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order was is=ned today-by the Secretary Of wsr
antherizingthe organization Of negro regiment IN
Massachusetts This order j. the esut OF the visit o
Governor Andrew. Wendell Philips and o,hsrs. ana
is Is follows f
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Term. Of suh-oript6n

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