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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-25
LITERARY.

Capt Montgomery, Of The New Orleans press is
writing book to bc called Heroes and Heroues Of
the war;
Dr.. @. W Bagby, the well known editor of the
Southern Literary Messenger at Richmond, is ma
king collection Of the bsmorSus snecdotcs and IN
cidepts Of the war.
Gen. Mcclellan in speech q eg days ago in Bos.
ton, said that he was preparing history Of the PEE
niusuar campaign to which he WISHED 10 devote the
pliUcpql part Of his time,
Miss Chra v Dargan, gifted contributor G. the
Field and Firesidc aud other Journals, and well
known throughout cur District has been engaged TO
conduct ga limited literary department in the
Edgedeld Advertiser.
Russell, the correspondent Of the London FINES,
has written diary of his soJoorn in America. The
London Spectator says it s the heaviest blow yet ad,
ministeled TO English sympathy for the rebellion aud
the Harpers announce It's republicaton with great
flourish ei trumpet.
new book is announced-ihe Life OF John New,
land Man3,t the eccentric and ceebreted pulpit ora.
tor, whose career is centrally known to every body.
Our oonere of The Mobile Tribune John W. Overall,
ESQ, Is the author. The gallant Captain Of the Con
rederate States ship Of Florida Is son Of the ia
nous orator.
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FROM NEW OnLEANs.-A gentleman who n ia an
fePecla reliable and who len New Orleans ON
wednesday, an inst briggs some Interesting intel /,
gence from thut city. The Federal vessel Brouklyn
Sams up 20 lbe wy badly rlddal. II is supp Hed
tho damage wls inflicted upon her by Cont8srafe
war vessels Ienol the pilots IA thu Federal bocAa-
dng squadron were confined IN tho Custom IIause or
alleged lleschey IN rermitrr two Conf iora
se 'mels y pass the BLOCKADE and procure roa Nsm
iMo 'ohooheis in@ dc tho Yankee llues. The Mlssl.
ipp mas sent 0at IN chase aer these yessels elpbion
a&aa4o anu no lidlng Of hr had been received
ono hundred and cry Federal officers had nri lged
10 New Orlegus, and SIXTY nl them were confined In
ue custom house Gov diaoyaty Il Is the prevailing
opinion among thg iuq men ~ the eiy fhat The va
eIns are preparing W emcuaie not onlv Bafsn Romeo
bat NeW Otloahs also
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.UEADQ'Rs, DEPT. or THE CuHBEn.Ayp. }
Mwlreesboro, Tenn, Jan. 81, 1853.

feesboro
lVEADQEs, DEPT. or THE CunBERaAND,
Morlreesboro, Tenn Jan, 81, 1903.
10 ht Hlnor0bic Me General assembly
otths STATE Of Ohio
The resolution Of thanks passed by your honorable
body 10 the army OF 4 Cumberland It's commanding
general, and hls STAFF, has been duly received and
published 60 the troops Of this command. On behalf
Of all return you heartfelt thanks.
THIS ~, indeed, war tor the maintenance Of che
Constitution and the laws-nay, Tor national ers.
tence--ngainst those who have desr,ised onr bnos,
friendship, deceived our just hopes and driven u, 10
defend ods country and our bones by foul aud viii.
ml slanders on our motives and intentions persstent.
" repeated, they have artayd against Us, our own
fellow ci1ens, bound us 10y the rpple ties Of oopsnn.
gunlty geographical position aud commercial in
tercst
Lot no 0an among US be base enough TO FORGET this
OF fool enough 10 trust an Ohgarchy oil traitors 10 thei
friends, 10 civil libei " aud human freedom. Volnns
tdly tAles nom home aud friends tor the defence and
safety OF all we long for the time when rentle pnare
shall again spread her wings oyei our land; bat We
know no such blessing is possible while the m,Ist ma
arbitrary power OF The rebel leaders coufrpnts and
threaten 1s. Crafty ~ the fox cruel as the tiger
they cried mo coercion while preparing 10 strike us
buiiydlke, they proposed 10 fight as, because thew
could WHIP I've TO one, aud nov, when driven back
lhey WINNIE out no invasion aud promise IA of the
west permission TO navigate the MissssIppi II We
will be good boys, aud do as thoy bid us.
Whenever IVY nave the power they drive before
them nio their ranks the suthen people, aud they
would also drive us. Trust them not Wero ihsr
able tuty would invade AMI destroy us without mer
oy' Absolutely assure Of these tniugs, ana amazed
that any enc could think Of peace ON any terms >
lie who enterains the sentiment IL Al only 10 he n
slavei be- who uters Is at this time n. moreover. a
traitor TO his cuu Try. who deserves the soorn md
c0nlemptu OF all honorable men,
when tne power vt the INSCRIPTIONS rebel leaders
" icmcyed aud the people are hee 10 cous!jsr and
act Tor their own inierc, which are comuon with
ours, under this Government, there will be a, great
social ME there nre lever differences than between
those OF the Northern and Southern Provinces OF
England or lrelnd VS.. RosFycaaNg
Major General
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TNFoRMAII0N WANTEn.

EDrog or RrDEt;-Wb yug please ask @. yuH
many readers NE whereabouts, 70 living. or iho ur.
ticalr5 j. dead, oi Corporal GEO. % CAUlFlELU
Company "G 2llh Regiment Abdama Volunteer.
Duncaus Brigade. when 80 heard from ho 7a.
severely wounded at the battle of Nu1eeeho0 anil
sCut from Chattanooga to s0mo other point ln0.
10 ti0u concerning bin Willie most gratefully uscvoH
Dy his distressed mothlg, Mrs. Frances n. CaE.nrH
Montgomery Thealeg, Montgomery Alabama,
lch2OdltH
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passionate selTFeliaace truly marvellous.
Why is ~ The truth is, we are drowning
men no lunger, even in our wax imasinings,
i've never we're in reality and we need
neither foreign straBs nor transatlantic
pIanks We can float without buoys or
lie pFescrycrs. We are not like httle
wauton boys that swim on bladders.' But
with brawBy, stslEart baTicades Of flesh
and blood--on the right Of us-on the left
Of us--in front Of u.s. around us and about
us-we oan afor3 to fold or arms aud
appeal to History, to Posterity, to the
World. We are opening the eyes Of men
now because our own eyes are opened and
the longer'We fight. and the harder we fight,
the more ringing comes the echo of respect
to the call Of vaIor Our best documents
truly arc those which cur beys deliver,
rather rudely it must be owned, 10 tie face
Of The foe and our best diplomats are
Gen. Johnston Gen. Lse, and Ger Beau~
regard
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pEsERTERs...890 REWARn.

WILL be paid for the apprehension, or delivery Of
w any Of the following named deserters from
CO. "G' LET Regiment Arkansas vol. Infantry;
Joseph Hubbard private, 20 years old G ioef hirb
dark hair blue eyes, dark complexion aud supposed
to be in Mississippi.
Beverly Willard private a years old feet high
grey hair blue eyes, dark complexion, and supposed
10 be In Middle Tennessee.
Henry Powell. private, "a years ola, feet high
dark hair, blue eyes dark complexion, and supposed
70 be about Chattanooga Tenn ssee
SAMLSH0UP, Capt, Comdg
Co "G' lst Rpgt Ark. Vol
APPROVED, JONI W. COLoUErT Col,
feb224t COmd'g LIST Reg. Ark Vol.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE The nnderiqnad
~ hsgf associated themselves tOrpthnr onder M
Hylo aud lm Of BONDURANT& MATTHIAS. hl
ihe purpose " conducting the GROCERY AND coz
MISSION BUSINESS, ln L}nehbufg va
Ne fhaIi kffp constantly On band A. LARGO ntf
weil mlcgfd siotk 81 GkOCEulES ard sTAPiE
DtY OUObS o. cln DO uhiainsd hnd wili ebate mi
pains NJ serve Qur cuainmnfa No Oh tmcs.
Conducting nc bnsiueM 20 th8 OAsU Brncinlc
80 wlil be cunicl % Onsf INDUCEMENTS b. civ tnd
rnmly pnlc'a'en G. fcr ly Wholesale G.. retail
tonelfhnthisui Flour Wheat, Cum sod On Other
cnhly produce Solicited, ond pfumpt ftuan8 mall
rnre8i at soon 30 falcs afo mrno'
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco ana ehroi
All rmdfsalwsyson hind
WrtoNcii shaey' ihs public palfmaro.
J. H. bONDURiN1,
ettt'sm JAMES NAIIhiAN
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BLUE MOUNTAIN 4 ROM n h

(NT ANTED for Che Alabama Division Of the Bue
w Mountain and Rome Rail Road GU miltO 90 /,
900 GROSS TlES-dcvored along the line OF road
ahoat 2400 per mile
The ties must be 81 feet logg--scyon inchos thick.
and have o face of 1T least S nches--mwod or cu
square o. the ends well hewod on two sides barked
and piled convenient 20 Road bed at the rate Of As
tigg for 100 feet.
Post and white oak timber preferred; the varieties
Of oak and pine when chiefly heart win also he no..
Coiyod.
The Ties will be let . large Or small lot, and pay.
ments made on certificates OF delivery. pronisois
will be received for 20 days
Address this Office or apply 20 assistant Engineers
upon the line. GEO. WARDSWORTH
fnf
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TAKEN 10

nd commiiled 10 jail by The military auihaIitie
IS at Chattanooga, 0nthC Sd Of October, ls62 aud
more recently committed by an acting justice Of tht
Pence lor the county Of Hamilton Tenn tbs l9th
uf December 1862. negro boy, calling bis NAME
JOHN and says be belongs 70 VIM. Jones % Mem
rhs. said 10y is blsCk 20 years Old iesl ia1h@
thgh The Owncr j. requested o. come i"rNeJ.
4 rete froTrltv nav cIarre.and tske him ont ui jai.
faa95 J II. SWAIN Jailor.
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ADevil Inearnaie.

The Independent, HeBry Ward Beechcr's paper The
facia gfgsn Of YIN. n. Seward iur Publishing toe
United states Laws, LAS the following
The interval between t,e siFHction and a. saliva.
ton OF the republic is measured toy two stes; one IS
Emancipation, The other military sneeess The hrt
taken, she other delays bow Is 10 10 be- ACME resl
rhere s but one answer; By the negro.
they lthe negrCes) are the iorlorn hope Of tie e,
public, They are the last safe keepers OF The good
cause. We nisst make az si?Bcs wish them ~ our
haal success is inpetiiieG.
Congress is 10 dispute oyeg = biH 80 arm sud eqmp
one hundred and City thousand negroes, 20 serve 10
the war Let Il stop The debate. The case is seitedi
the problem solved; The Argument is done Let the
recruiting s.rgeants beat their drums! The next levy
Ut troops must not be made In the North bat on The
plantations Marshal thsm into line By regiments and
DIgades. The meu that have picked cotton must now
years the government has been searching Id an cne
my couHtry ior path for Tictory-only Che Negro
can find H. Give him gun and blyoltt, and lat HIM
point the way! The iutte is lsig--GOi and The ne
gre are 10 save tie lepnblis'
IL all the 03lurguuUus of the English language
we're concentrated IA one fire aud birthstone para
graph, they would not be strong enough 80 apply 10
The devil iGcarnsto who penned Tue above. COmmeat,
therefore, rs ONT OF the question. We must invent
another language, 10 Satan has come e. elrtn. The
present one was intended for mon.
but the most diSgracelu feature in the whole mat
Ter Is, that the United States Congress has adopted
Beochers plan. They have passed th4 bill, but they
will never raise the negro aud hence they had as well
give up the contest, spd stop The elusion OF blood.
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DrSgOLVrlQV

FftE hfu I'D tlAty s. l.'. IHsau. Di Memphis, Ius..
< sthN d8y dissolved by mUlnaI consent. All
persons having claims egailU said 8m Will pU..
tho same 20 W. q Qunby who Is alone authorized 90
pay and al persons who ate Indebted 60 slid l.m
win make immediate payment TO said Qgu1s who
has been authorised g settle said lrms business
WIN. II. OUlNBY, an
w. a. ROBINSON, ( VIZ" '"''u.'a.
JAS.S, CLAGHOBN, Special par,nv
nI1w4h. GA. Jan. p 1888. ftehlA trIH
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MAnHINERY ana sALR

WILL sell at private sale one 30 horse power en-.
i CINE aud Boiler, with Mulay Saw and alllhe appur
tenanCos thereto belonging Also one 80 inch Crcu.
10y Saw with irons attached together with GO feet Of
Shaiting, md Pulleys One Rip saw, Cutoff Saw
with gearing, &c" JOSIAH FISHER,
Fe5l0-u Chattanooga Tenn.
60 Selma Reporter copy weeks, and send biIl 20
this office
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500 REWARD,

WILL Give one hundred dollars for The sYprolel
1 sion Of q negro by named Andrew: about feet
eight or niue inc es high very biack. will weigh
about 100 or 40 pounds aud very siou; had on when
ne clt q brown colored coat bank CouItd per 3dne
pants aud black hat rather slow Of speech io'enblI
heavy beard BE ltlt my house u DE S'h u.y d.a
tfci ol Hamilton county in tins Sta&s eigbt mile,
above Harrison, on the read e ding Nm Hauis5u.
TO George ToHr, on the uicht Of ,he 23l Jauusry
1868 aud Is supposed 20 be making his way ior Zen
tuckv or for the lines Of the Federal Government
ric above reward wall be given for bis safe delivery O.
me, or confinement ia some jail, that can gei Gim
Nv Post Office is Harrison, Tenn. WIN. SNOW.
FetG 3W
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suRsr1FnTrs WANTED.

.EWG thousand loIhg ooet. sin BE- pail Cog f5a
4 steady aho bodied mll % trysN 20 Hdy
eight year n' Sc Apply n person or bylei.et
.eg@l-t j. "a WILLY,
ChatianooeI. Tenn.
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Lot and RAILROAD gtoet FOR solo

by vrno ofa decree oi the Cboucery court NJ Chat
- anooga' made ai ne january term, 1863 in ths
case OF John q, Glass against John w. White AND
others win on the 7th day Of March 1863, sen oa
Inc premises Of public oulcfy. on Nix end twelve
mouths credit, without redemption. The following dp
scliDed l9t OF land lying within tho corporate luit
OIL lha city OF Chattanooga, t0Wit Beginning al
stake standing 600 liue 90 faot south 10 doe. wort
from TUG beginning on O foo bClc taCt OF land ioIa
by ker BoYca ~ llqsannah ai5lty; thence 10 d.E.
HO feet, thence ~. 10 w. 800 ic,t thence ~. 20
deg w tI0 iett 20 thp lcWnninr
viii also aell 90 .o court Honae door ma fIs ry
of Chattanooga, OF ublie Gapry ON The same dav, 0l
credit o. aIx months several ahairs Of stock Do uS
wis Valley Railroad.
Bonds with approved focurily win DO requiirl .Ol
me purchase money. WW. J. gTANDiFEH.
iouA-4W CIR ~ IN
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JaokaonyIlIo ~. rgb. n. Isel.
WANTEp- lOn LARnREns

GNOR the construction % the Blue Mountain and
II Rome Railroad
This work Is being done by on appropriation or lbe
Government. aud it d desirublc 90 hasten me- gar.-
u is the most interior OF any work IN M country
and the location healthy.
Those Wishing 90 remove negroes from he frontier
will find this aalo position ana nom M Al f,sc l
months Of profitable work
gro, wARbsWOBTH. Chief Eag.
Jacksonville, Ala Fob. a.
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Ray %. LORD. President Lord. OF Dartmouth
College. han an article IN ihe Cincinnati Enqulrrr
ln,tlyin the Institution sayery, deuouuclug Abo.
hteRFa and charging % with toing tie cause Of the
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TOBACCO.

hhh@, hll VII a'rnys lesp Oh mrla l..,.
J hgtshas vel 0sCfi.d ucsA 'ci Va. md h. T.
iophtcetal 81 NJ sorts kadgtdtt, whieh lHef lm
eo % rctaor Or tuiliei6, ~ low ptcu at bv lolt
'le STAND oppeaic Or f6byierau Church
'Apy W1h nRttR.
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1a5" The dispatches say Yankee gun-boat
approaching Charleston with flag Of truce
caused much speculation concerning her oh.
jet. II her object was to bring tidings Of an
arnisticc there would BIO much norc spccula.
ton in cotton
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FARM ANN RESIDENCE For gATr.

FARM AND REsIDEECEFOR SALE.
1 OFFER Cor sao my farm aud residence, located
4 mlies nom Lafayette the county aoat Of Wal
ker Co. Ga. and ~ miles from tho VIZ A. Railroad
There are three handled ncres hundred aud forty
cleared, fenced and ready tol planting the bnlarct
well tmbered. There t neat famed dwelling With
siS rooms. und out hOusei cOiaplsto. Iho Torn Is q
tachCd i0r driving rhmshor aul Cotton Gin. Tha
staDes are new Trained buildings with onW and
sheep sheds complete, aud N good rpalr There la
81 good vegetable garden, nnd ine orchard NJ rh0Icr
apples, peachcs ans pOlm, Wiih cnOico variety %
RmposNC The place "a wrll waihrcd with spfIng and
well conveniently ocaed Ihc .Doatoniaa s hoolihy
Rs cln po found nnyWbop Auy one wishing further
viii gppy Immediately %
fcbla-lmt E w. RUSSELL
Lafayette, Ga
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EEpgg- II prices increase up North as lhy
have Of late, IN few months Il viii cost more
70 live up there than itdoos in Dixie. Very
liuois saved in buying exchange to purchase
goods in Ymkccdom, not much cheaper than
in thc South.
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gs2' The Yankees pay heavy duty on every
article Of merchandise from Europe Immense
cargocs for the South run the blockade daily
without any duty save that which Inc South
en- merchants owe 20 their countrymcn =" 10
son their goods as cheap as possible
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1875 REWARD

CTOLEN, from James Campbell, residing ON the
- Lookout Mountain, Walker county Ga, IN the
l6lst Ga. Militia district, o sorre mare, six yeaus
old with large blaze IN the face making q little on
to ole side, one hind foot white the Oretop bobbed
and has the distemper any person finding and dov-
erng the above named animal, shall have twenty five
dol ars, iebs6-lt#
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FOR SALE.
SHERTFF'S sALF

ON the first Monday IN April 1868 ! will sell for
" cash, at public oltcry to the highest bidder 30
the Court House door in Harrison Tennessee the fol-
owing tract Of land to wit about two hundred acres
lying 10 the FIRST district ~ Hamilton county Tcnncs-
see, adjoining the lands james II, Johnston Daniel
Yarnel and others-said land belonging 10 Nimrod
PendeRrsss, and will be sold to satisfy o Judgment
and costs, IN favor Of James NJ Scott aga ist said
Pendegras7 JAMES JACK, uep sheriff
iub22.4W Hamilton DO
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ca" The order prohibiting the circulation
of newspapers in the Yankee army ON the Po.
tomac, will be most dcmoral2ng in lis ten
dency Tho Yanks up there never discover
thot thoirrcyer7es are victories until they sec
it IN tho papers
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NEW AUCTION Alp
lN COMMISSION MORAN


no }O2 NAiE eT., LYScnBUIO, VA
The undersigned hayB associated thcmeelvr, f9.li..
eF under tbe stycan firm IT James J. Scott q O..
for the purpose Of conducting o reneral AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS They have rc,f.i
that large and elegant building, No. l0g Main ei.r
Lynchburg, a., lately occupied BIZ Jno. r. Dsvs
Co.. and on The lat day Of UecemDer next viii l
ready to receive Merchandise OF an kinda FOR pfi,5
aud auction salcs. They solicit c0nsignments Of Ngr
uactuted and Smoking Tobncco, sugars, Molasra.
Coffee ard other Groceries, bale Cotton ind Corn
Fabrics Of ell grades, WOolen Goods, Boots Shoes anal
Leather and oil other goods usually offered forflc.
Their FIRST Auction win take place At an carlo dsy
in December, Of which duo notice, with csRosrt
will be published.
They respectfully refer 10 The merchants and ms,.
ness men OF hichmond Petersburg, nanyIl!o and OH.
er cities OF the south, whose Gid and co,oper1lior
will be culy appreciated
JAS, +. SCOTIA
OF the late firm OF John a. DayBf Co..
HENRY n, B0COCK,,
WI. u. PARRlsHI
Members Of The firm Of Bocock Il Parrish
The concern Of Bocock \ Parrish. Ya. frs.
,eet will continue az the oll stand NJ uahnl
oeclF0m 8OCOCK 81 PARRlRiL
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ra- On Che 18th inst, $1,000 in bills OR solvent
Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama &c, banks, sold
in Memphis AZ 9i cents Another lot Of tloCO went
or % cents
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G6y' The Quakers in Ohio have potitioned
tho Legislature to be excused from military
duty. lfall the quaker" in the Yankee army
are excused there will be nobody left to sub.
jugato people. Whenever the Southern boys
advance they make shabing-quakers Of the
whole Yankee army
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ea We were pleased to meet yesterday
our Old friend a Nlapt Jas. w. Thomas, o:
the 2Oh Tenn, Ice uncut. The sight Of his
familiar face reyives pleasing "reminiscences
Of The field and camp. In point Of calamity,
energy and soldiorly bearing we consider him
without a peer in tho line Of Adjutants, and
one of the most popular oficers in bis com.
mand.
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e.. we visit 30 cinpios night mailing
cicrk. 10 reliable man, We offer gond wa
gels aud pcIlnaWcut situation.
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WANT immediately 90 Carpenters. d neu who
o. fre5tla, cross ties, Depot buildings IA. Co,d
wages WILDE paid. Those having good axes viii al
well 70 bring them along Report 10 lohn R,yesg
foreman e. Hoe houhiain, or 70 The RailrundoR hi
@aclAonWif GEO. WARpSWOkrH
Ihigi Enrntai
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Trims OF TUITION.

ILNM6 ON TUITION,
Primary Department fS 90 per Session
Preparatory 10 on
Freshman Glass 500
Sophomore l6 90 H
Junior 20 90
Senior IS 90
10 Music, Piano. GuiNr orr Dr. an
Mcudcon 90 ''
Thorough Bass Comp.&c, rs 90 "
French ard other Modern
languages, 20 90 a" pgcb
incidental e,...,.......,, ] 90
In the Ornamental Department mll provision vU
DE mLd', of Tie oldiuaiy prices.
The ulo of payment " 0nc.half 70 advance lho leH
Jy The middle ol tho term.
H0ard can be had 10 good iamos and at chycn
lent boarding houses Kept purpCsoiy tor young lnd!r4
100 Reasonable ratca, ranging from el5 to $40 po.
month @. W. PARKS,
dec31 Secretary und Treasurer
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~. Tom Thumb and his equally dminu.
tive bride were publicly received by the
President and Mrs Lincoln at tho White House
recently Among the distinguished guests
present were Secretaries Chase aud WelIes
Major Generals Butler and Cassius N. Clay
and Messrs. Crittondon and Wilson, and many
prominent diplomats.
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Six hundred and fifty bales Of cotton have ar-
rived al New York from Paralba, coast Of Brazil.
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TORAlL ROAD CONTRACTORS no ngLgr.
rus Calculator Mesony and BridRlne ihltv
miles Of Che Blue Mountain aud lamo Railroad
betMten Jseksonyle and Georgia State Limo
nc Wefk iof lne rQ9i Part light Cmbnnkmeut aud
viii chiefly be Cat up from tho sides.
hlana ena tf0hlea may be seen &c the 0icc OfCaDl.
1sraner hnNueeF al Bloc Mountain, ADD Cd my M
nee pa JagksonYle, who're proposals. ior She whue on
INsM 'he gefh may 90 eddleHta til tlo 25lh Inst.
tsb2l4 GEO. WAkDsWORTH, thiel Eur.
iReHongile Ala
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-25

reh. Two juveniles named Jerome Saunders
and Lucy Walsh the forner aged sixteen and
,hc latter fourteen, were married in Davies
county, KY a shou time since.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-25

e71. A Cincinnati paper gives a list OF vgn.
teen Drgadcrs and Six MoiorGenerals IN the
Yankee service who are without commando
ltmight give still longer lstof Brigodcro nd
Divisions that arc without commandcra
,s The Yanboee horoiolotc have donom.
mated ihoir backward movements on tho
Rappalnunock. 4ohangc Of base" Tho recent.
~ medihtod change Of the Brute Butler Tor
the tyrapt Banks atNew 0rleara, win bo sim.
ply "a change Of bascuoss"