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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-28
Lot and Railroad Stock for Sale

d. virtue Of decree Of the Chancery CONT at Climb
ID tanooga, made az the January tenn, 1868. In the
case Of John g. Glass against john w. White aud
others will, on the 7th day of March 1868, sell ON
the premises at public cutlery, on six and twelve
months credit without redemption the following de-
scrlbcd lot Of land, lying within the corporate limits
OF The city Of Chattanooga, towit Beginning al q
stake standing on line 20 feet south 90 deg. west
from The beginning of fou acre tract Of land sold
by ker Royce to Rosennah aidley; thence 20 C. =.
go fee thence N 20 b.. w. $50 feet, thence N. ic
deg. W. 27O feet 10 the beginning.
will also sell Et e court House door in the city
OF Chattanooga, AZ nbic ouCry, the same day. on
credit OF six months several shares of stock in The
wills Valley Elailroad.
Bonds with approved security win be required for
the purchase money WIN y. STANUIFER,
ieH-4W CIR & NJ.
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the ones that are the most anxious to invest
in something else eleeptGovernment bonds
They wait to buy property, and when the
war isoycr they will not wait to be taxed
on The very property which they have made
by the war. We hope every officer and sol
diel 10 the Confederate army viii Invest all
he can save by economy ia Confederate
bonds and notes, and then lei ihose men
who are unwilling to credit Confederat'
money be taxed to pay to them the interess
and finally the principal. A plethora Of
money is now The disease Of the body poll
tic, and in the language Of the 'Sentinel' a
correspondent Of the Richmond Enquirer,
"taxatiou is the true phlebotomy.' Taxa
ton by creating demand for Confederate
money, viii improve our currency, and by
giving assurance that the debt will be paid,
will cause capitalists to make investments
10 Confederate bonds, for the value of bonds
depends not so much upon the rate of inter
'st which they bear, as upon the certainty
Of the payment Of that IN
crest
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CT9PARTNEgsHIP KoTICE.-The undersigne,
" have associated themselves together under thl
style and irm Of BONDURANT & MATTHIAS, fol
the pnrpoFs OF conducting The GROCERY AND cox
MISSION BUSINESS IN Lynehburs. Va,
We shall keep constantly on hand 90 Large and
well selected Stock Of GROCERIES and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, as can be obtained, and will spare 20
pains 70 serve our customers et on times
Conducting the business on The CASH princi e,
We viii bo enabled 10 offer Inducements - city aud
country purchasers, either by wholesale or retail
ConsignmcRts of Flour, Wheat, Corn and all u'aeI
country produce solicited, and prompt returns n ali
eases, as soon as sales are mode.
Manufactured and smoking Tobacco and Sluh OF
all grades always on hand.
Wesolicit a share Of the public patronage.
J. r. BONDUBANl,
decl7Gm JAMES MATTHIAS.
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lookout Mountain Propertv for Sale

I OFFER for sale the above proper'v belonging 10
1 II w. Won Allehoa. aud used by him for several
years as % Boarding School and more recently as %
Hotel. u contains two large tw0siory buildings ana
Seventy rooms, The ground, containing eight acres
embraces a magnificent Spring OF uevei-hilmg, pune
free stone wafer within cave, and fine waterfall
in the latter; also large Stable, Kitchen, negro
house, Smokehouse, Nc.
As the Mountain is "a tayorte place for summer ro.
sort aud will undoubtedly tccomo much move So.
this property hCng the only one possessing an album.
dant supply oil wafer within convenient reach. is
Justly considcied one OF the most valuable OF the kind
jan2 j. n. WILLY
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sArgnDAY MonNINe. .TEB. q. Ig68.


Matters are quiet, as usual along the front.
rgs are rumors Of army movements which
ieem incxpcdieni 20 publish but which
mai develop themselves TO serious import in
q few days The rumorel Illness Of Roseeraus
Il nst considered altogether reliable as il
coiaea u one or two questionable shapes No
na@s rom the coast
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FARM AND REsTDENCE FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale my farm and residence. located
miles from Lafayette, The county seat Of wal.
ker Co.. Ga, and lBa miles ts0m the WI ~ A. Railroad
There ere three hundred acres one hundred and forty
cleared, fenced and ready for planting tho balance
well tmbefod. Thore Is a neat iomod dwelling with
six rooms, and out houses cOmplfe, Tie larn q a
large framed building. with n good running gear a.
,oChod for driving Ihfaskor aud Cotton Gin. The
stables arc new framed buildings with cow and
sheep sheds complete, and In good repair There ~
good vegetable garden, and fine orchard Of choice
apples, peaches andl pears with choice variety Of
gf0pos&c The place well watcfod with spring and
WE'LL conveniently located. Tho location ID ~ healthy
as can be found anywhere. Any Quo wishing further
particulars, willappy Immediately 70
iebl0-imF y. W. RUSSELL.
Lafayette, Ga.
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Jso. VoriE r'nfrIrr
sTATE OF TPNNEssRE.
WuIIAll CnurTHrmIn,

"iti@As brcNE's Adms Widow leiis aud others
IN Chancery at Harrison.
| j appearing teft The defendant Mitchell N. Stone
has ahsconeet iloa The State at Tennessee. 81.
mat lhe ordinary process 81 tle C.uH caurot b.
served On him.
ltis therefore ordered that publication be madcweeky
Tor iour weeks, IN the Rebel newspaper publish
ed ~ inc cly ei CHATTANOOGA requiring said defend
amt 10 appear at Chauocry Count 10 be hcld at The
court house ia Harrison GA the second Monday Of
Jane next, and answer compainaups bin, OF iuig.
neut pro C0HcsS0 Will be entered against him and th
cause set for hearing or paTC. r. G. JONES,
febl5-dw Crk 4 q.
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SALE OF LAND.

DIV virtue Of an execution issued from the Circnii
ID Count Of Hamilton county, ! viii sell az the
Court House in Harrison, the first Monday Of March
next 10 the highest bidder for cash TO satisfy H. a
Judgment end cost, the Bank Of Chattanooga iecog-
cred against p. W. Humphreys, W. u. Alexander rnd
John II. Alexander, in said court, the following town
IT, levied to satisfy said judgement and cost 20.
wi,: one town lot In Chattanooga, Tennessee, lac
pro party Of i W. Humphreys, tonting on Viz .
and adjoining The lands Of Lariiin Hair, Ihos
Callie aud W. H. Alexander, and opposite the prop.
ery Of Jno i. Hopkins, also one other lot on Vine
street, in Chattanooga adjoining the Hair and huns
phreys, and opposite Hopkins IoUelty levied on as
The property Of w. II. Alexander and will be sold
unless Judgment and cost are previously paid
Feb4-u 6.B. COULTER,
Sheriff II. G.
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CONFEDERATE

ne1s Gen. Mogrudcr says he ports of La
yaca, Nelasco and Sabine Pass are open for Che
commerce q friendly nations, according tom
tional law, and invites trade accordingly.
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HARBORTNG DEsERTERs.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. 2,
INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.
ILIIn hmm InH.a. MI III. LNnm

IIFAUQUANIENs UKFANTMENT Mo- " }
INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE !
Tullah0ma, Tenn. Feb. nth 1868
IEHE General Commanding this Department learns
l. with regret, that there ave IN Tennessee q nnp.
her ct evil disposed persons who instead Of confirm
ting TO the freeing our country from Abolition nya.
sion, are melting thOso who are, 20 the disgaceml
crime Of dosertion and harborlng them AN persons
within the limit of this department are notified thai
the penalty OF such offence IS DEATH, and the strict.
est Efforts will be made TO detect those who incte sol
dGIs 70 desert, or who may halbor those who hay,
deserted, and summary puniah lcnt applied IN overv
instance. j. p. JONES A. l. Gan'l
lebl5-lm Department No. 3.
aS- Rebel Banner copy Uemonth, and send bin TO
This Office
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Q1- The seat OF government Of Louisiana
has been renewed to Shreveport The regu.
lar session Of the Legislature has bocu changed
to the FIRST Monday Of May next
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TAKEN UP

4 ND committed 10 Jail by the military authorities
"a at Chattanooga, on The ID of October 1862, and
more recently committed by an acting Justice of the
Peace, Tor the county Of Ia milton Tenn, on the
10Th OF Dec, 1862, negro boy who says his name is
JACK and that he belongs to Ohm Pride, OF Sparta,
White county, Team. said boz is black, "a years
old, feet inch high. The owner is requested TO
come forward, prove property, NV charges and take
him cut Of jail. }. Il SWAIN
dec2l Jailor
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Confederate Chairs.
IN DOZEN split bottom Chairs for sale by
/" tebi9-u j. II WILLY
STAPLES 8 pILLARp.

rNdE senior partner ems associated Mr.. z. II. DU.
A. lard with him in his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, at the old stand OF Staples n Anderson, and
soicits consgnments Of Sugar, Moasses Cotton
Merchandise and Produce generally, TO sell pro.
duce az highest market ratfs- attend In perasn 10
weights aud delivery and send account sales and
checks at once is the old established rule of this
House i has answered an extended patronage
which 30 years experience with this market and or
present increased facilities prepares as to meet with
our usual promptness
Liberal advances on any amount Of Produce in hand
Always ont hand q heavy stock Of Manufactured
and Smoking TOBACCO warranted ns represented
and os low as can BIO had IN Virginia.
anll On" STAPLES n DlLLARD
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CENTRAL HOUSP

L'ARMERS bringing 20 market Butter, Eggs an,
/ vegetables can find rcadvmarket at the house
Chattanooga, Feb. u, HUGH CARROLL,
Proprietor
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TOBACCO.

I HAVE, and will always keep on hand large
amount well assorted stock Of Va. pud NJ q.
Of all sorts and grades, which CGer for
sale to retailers or suttels ut low plce, Of SBioks
old stand opposite the Presbyterian Church
Jany. 27.2m* u BBADT
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III. ]. HUGHES, ,
To Shoemakeys and Leather FinIsbers

10O GOOD SH0EMAKERS, and few Leather
lOU Dresers, can find employment m The Cow
eminent Shoe Factory at Atlanta, Ga. under the di,
recton Of the undersigned None but good hands
need apply. Those furnishing their own tools viii
have preference.
Soldiers desing to work in this establishment
must procure their own details from their command
ing officers. G. w. CUNNINGHAM,
iebl8-lm Major ON.
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THF STATE on TENNESSEE,


VIlE Insolyercy the estate Of James Rogers, dc.
4 ceased, having been suggested all persons hay
ne 1.-The same with the Clerk Of the county Court O
said county properly authenticated within the time
prescribed By law or they will be lerever barred.
leb0-lawiw WILLIAM ROGER,
Admir- Of james Rogers ard
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ngA+ The British iron sIcam propeller, Thistle,
now ashore on snlivoos Island was sold at
Charleston on Monday, by ar. John w esla
well for $4,000 caah
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TANNERS OIL.

10 Bbls farmers Oh, "a good artcleJ for sale
HI Address BLACK, DOWDY & Co.,
lsb2s -2w Dalton, Ga,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
WrLtAM Johnson and others.

In Chancery at Harrison.
I appearing that the defendant Charles o. MeCebl,
J. sa non resident o. the State Of Tennesses no that
the ordinary process Of the Court cannot be served
on him.
II s therefore oreered that publication be- made
weekly for four weeks, In the 'llebel a naWs manor
published In the city OF Chattanooga requiring said
defendant 70 appear AZ Chnncery Couri, TO be held
At tina court house IN Harrison on tho SECOND MONDAY
Of June next, aud answer complainants' bill or Jude.
ment pro cou,so will be entered against him and H.
cause set for hearing e. pdrfc. r. a.. JONES,
iehl5~4W Crk A Al.
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nr A WAnGYMAl

SURGEON ~ ACCOUCnh
ID EMOvED his Office 10 Main st., one doora
n hemedys Drug Store. ibu7~law3mfl
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gea Let every man woman and child al
home says our contemporary If the Mobile
Register, with yard square ground scratch
i land put II in corn Every grain carefully
entrusted to The fruitful Garth, is mito Of
contribution to the Nations liberty. Every
acre Of cotton planted, is comfort to Gun
enemies and nail 10 the coffin Of Conreder
ate independence"
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PERSONAL

Dr. L. y. Greene, for several years prac
ticins physician in this city, but for some linle
past surgeon in charge OF the Confederate Hos.
pital at Strawberry Plains, has resigned his
position IN the army and returned % bis CID
none ", '""''~ ool5'' ana resumed u'e rrac-
''' % "' procession
uo', s'"'m - '''''' 'S = ',f'o ~ D'"''''oos'
ye''V'''' We %''9 '"'' 70 SEC '''''>i''''',,'S
eAc','''' GO" 'e''P' ne 'NPlesses ''s
,ro.oao, IF ou,,r,,,;n nr1dIo Tonnosso.
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rea- Tho Richmond Enquirer thinks that
Congress and the Pross, should 10 OH harmo.
nicualy together. Does II mean for Congress
10 come up 70 ouflcyeh OF foyus to descend
20 iisg
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nsa- Slavery Gas been abolished in Missouri
BY the Yankee Congress-
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TAKEN up

A ND committed to jail by tho military authortlea
"A az Chattanooga, on the Sd Of October 1852 and
more recently committed by an acting Justice of Che
Peace for the county Of Hamilton Tenn on the Igth
of December, 1852 q negro boy calling his name
JOHN and says he belongs 10 VIM. Jones, OF Mem
phis. said boy is black 20 years old feet 81 inches
thigh The owner 10 requested 90 come forward
rroye property pay charges and take him ont Of fall
deco j. II. SWAIN Jail0l
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EFg- a party adycrtises in The True Delta
Elo those who own slaves and having no use
for them, that he has plantation near the
city where, by kind and strict discipline. he
has been enabled to retain all his slaves at
home; and that he will take slaves Tor one
gear, either in families or otherwise aud give
ihrm all proper attention Nowoges must be
expected, except for experienced field hands.
lle doos rot give hsname.
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90" "oh, tho rain, the weary. drrury rain, =
has keen the song Of the weather for two days
past
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Rag- The Herald reports that the theatres
in that city, and in Boston, Philadelphia and
Chicago are doing excellent business" Ei.
win Booth has been alternating Hamlet" and
"0hello' at the Winter Garden. Mrs Bate
man is filling an engagement at Nblo's Gard
on, supported by J. W. Wallack, Jr., and Ed.
win Adams. Mr.. and Miss Richings will next
appear al this theatre. G. c. Bouiface is "star.
ring al the New Bowery Maggie Mitchell
has been playing 'Fanchon" at the Washing.
ton theatre to crowded houses. Matilda Her.
on is drawing immense houses at Pittsburg.
The Florences are al st. Louis Miss Menken
is at the Front Street, Theatre, Baltimore
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STATE on TENNESSEE,

STATE or TENNESSEE,
Momiltsn County. The Insolvency Of uie
Eslate 81 VIM. Stone, decd having been suggested
all persona having claims agaius, iaid Asaie, viii Nle
them with the Clerk OF tho coury Court Of aad cQun
~ properly authenticated withlh The time prcaorlhfl
ny law OF tney win be forever barred.
pb2i 4w PETER MONOER
Administrator
Wa sroER Deed
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naA- The "Leonidas Poker is new piece
Of anaic inscribed to Gen. Polk.
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No. An illustration Of Yankee courage az
cuicnoss was afforded by prisoners replv,
during The battle Of fredericksburg, 10 the
question, "Why the Yankees always threw
down their guns when they ran or relgealed
thereby losing their only weapon ofdefence?'
He said, il he was caught, IL made no differ
enceiand il no escaped without his gun ho
was sent to tho rear and would have to eight
no mere that day.
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g25 REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from Tho subscriber near Trenton
IL Dade county Ca, 90 the 18th day VI Feby
(nat) my negro BOY named jsffy. Said boy II abon
feet, Inches high, Weighs 100 lbs, high chook
bones. Trick lips color, worry black. win pay t2b
fof Gao apprehension aud delivery Of said boy 10 noe
or lodged IN Trenton Jail that net him. and anid
boy is caught without the limits OF said county, nd
delivered 70 me Or lodged 10 jan 80 that rot 6lm,-
WIN pay CITY dollars, -. BROCK.
fbi0-W,
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gsy~ The 'uniyorsal Yankee nation" is sick.
sore and tired Of lis Secretary of War The
press from Maine TO Minnesota is full Of inyec.
tive gainst 'poor sautoni" and we'll may he be
called "poor. Yet one year ago he was as
powerful as a Nabob, bayonets by the hun.
dreds Of thousands, bastiles 10y the score, and
twenty millions ofpoople heing as completely
his own as the gonii Of the etory were slaves
ofihs ampl How are the mighty lallenl
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90 Persons receiving laie Nolthem newspaper
ai greatly oblige ns w The use ofihem. The gen
erllanxipiy on al bands 10 hea- The latest nelli'
gsae nom tbe enemy county, and The absolute 'e-
gleo which tho dissemination NJ such infoma'i@ia
calculated 70 accomplish shoad call 10 The attention
81 those along che froat of ou line lnAi3ale Ten
nersee the yaluo Of aie Yankee journals. We are
ssilllng to pay cash, Or thanks literally fog such a.
vuYs
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TIE DAILY REBEL.

- Pc'asss ordsriug Tor Riell ~ mail SD
eaae bear in mird lha. VII not receive any o.
81 shuplastcIs Issued rs the Alabama irsnianee
ra8Fanies. uor those issued By priuie honleis 10
ioutgomery On elsewhere. Neither aiH we undei-
lake to istsfB lbinpieiers .dt us sls' Tie ruei-
siian 81 this noiiCc.
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The Empire State Iron and Coal Mining
Company,

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE firm Of Qunby 4 Robinson Of Memphis, Tenn.
u IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. Al
persons having claims againN said firm will present
the same 10 W. 7. Qunby who is alone authorized Il
pay. and all persons who are indebted 20 said lim
will make immediate payment 70 said Quinby who
has been authorized TO settle said FIRMS business.
WI w 4 \ sS9S qIHNsES Cent Partners,
JAS. S. CLAGHORN, Special partner
Et0wah, Ga Jan o. 1863. fiohl0 8m.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-10

the election. A bill has been reported in the
House Of Representatives providing for an
election whether in all the States, O. only in
those partially or wholly IN the hands Of the
enemy, we are not advisod) by general ticket.
This is the old way
The Richmond City Council, on Thursday
last, adopted a resolution directing tie Com
mittee On Police to inquire into the eA. edia0oy
Of reporting an ordinance empowering the
Mayor for sufficient cause, TO have before him
any persons who may have only been a resi-
dent for the past twelve months, and cause
them to give bonds, with sufficient security,
conditioned for their good behaviour during
their stay.
The small pox has almost disappeared at
Richmond, and the ''camp Itch has taken it's
place.
The Confederate Senate has passed 8 bill 10
authorize the transmission OF newspapers to sol
dlers in the army free Of postage, and came
near passing bill allowing rations Of tobacco
to the soldiers The House bill to abolish
fogging in the army was not taken un,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-10

SOUTHERN NE y S.

Mallory the !essees Of the metropolitan Hail.
have established a depot at the hall tor the
,jistrbption Of 2,4o0 loaves Of bread per month
70 tbe needy families Of soldiers IN The field
The ladies' Of the Benevolent Society superln-
tend the distribution, which will take place on
Tuesday and Friday Of each week, the beneh-
c;aries being furnished with tickets for the
JT2ad
{cn. ToolAbs has resigned his position IN the
Southern army, and he says he cannot longer
! hol1 commission with advantage t. the coun-
try, or honor to himself,
The IioksjJu!y Il hig says the transport
steamers Z. ]. Gay and Thirty fifth Parallel
Ind been burned ~ order Of Gen Loring; TO
prevent their falling into The hands Of the Fed
clu troops. They were employed On the I a.
200 river.
The Legislature Of Louisiana is 70 meet in
extra session On The 4t}l ct May.
,!hc wheat crop in 0eorgIa is represented as
promising 10 abundant harvest,
Gen, Pillow Is spoken OF for Governor OF
Tennessee.
The number q married men Of Georgia who
have died u the service Of the state and Con
t3deracy, leaving widows YET living, is 3,6I2.
1t Mobile beef is selling at 5 cents to 81
pr pound, potatoes $50 per barrel, flour $50
pei barrel, moiassos - i gai10n and butter 81
lor p0nnct.
". c. Ri,vaz, VIM, L. Gogsin, VIM. Smith,
James Lyons, Uo!. Eiournoy, and others, are
named ioY Governor Of Virginia.
The Richmond Wing coln plains Of daprec|a-
TONS committed by Confederate 8old:ers when
tba Federal troops retraated from ! Yorktown,
q
The stock Of wines belonging to the estate
Of the late ex.Presiden5 ly!er, sold il Rich
loo0.i, At auction: at Drodsious prices.
AiHety-nine of the Federal cavalry, recently
captured at Dranesvi}jo have arrived in Rich
no!l}
\ j4to number Of the 51.1jss;ssippian s1ys:-
Il IS understood that Ir. DoBcv, the Con
iederatc States agent, has negotiated the pur-
chase Of between one hundred anu fifty and
one hundred and sevenj five thousand bales Of
cotton in Louisiana and Mississippi, at an ave
r9ge q an0uC twelve cents,
The New Orleans Era publishes full details
Of tie capture oi' the /. 5. steamer l}lana b.
tie Ioni@Gerates, III the Atchafalaya river,
near Pat1orsonyje, La, Oh the 2>ch ult.
lho Kichmo0d Wing says: I'VE observe
2hat gentlemen. both il anG> Out Of the House
Of Representatives: are announcing themselves
e!Dlioatea for the next House from this State.
". Chamb1iSs, Of the Norfolk! district, de-
c51nes reelection Ex-Governor Smith, Of
ne tauQui2r district, hasannounoed himself
c$audldare FOR the Goyernorship, and may be
therefore b: considered out Of the field for
I2nsrc~S IIr fEolcombe, Of A]5elnar}e, i is
understood. designs retiring from political life
II several ofthe districts competing candidates
nave declared. themselves, and It IS probable
'32t IN most Or all Of them there vii be 3 con
}@St, As Ghe law now stands the election will
Ce held on he fourth THURSDAY in May, b'1t it
: o"5 unlikely that Congress may pass s. law
I..221Ing both the tine AMI tI1o character Of