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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-19
LYACRRu&G. va.
STAPLES d DILLARD

rTHHE senior partner has associated Mr.. I. II. Dill
Il lard with him In bis GENERAL COMMISSION
ROUSE. at the oE stand of staples Anderson, and
aolicts consis5nnaenta Of Sugar, Aolasses, Cotton
Merchandise and Produce generally. To sell Pro
lace at highest market rates attend Ia person q
getghss and delivery, and send account sales and
csecka at 10 the old established rule OF this
HouHe IL has answered extended petrona ge
which so yean expcrience with this market, mud on
present increased facilities, prepares TO meet with
cur usua promptness.
Liberal advances on any amount Of Produce in hand
Always ont hand heavy stock OF Manufactured
and Gme King TOBACCO, warranted AZ represented
md ss low Is can be had Virginia.
janIY ems STAPLES 4 DIILARD.
GsOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-The undersgn,'
" have assoeiated Themselves together under tia
atyie and hrm Of B0NpURAGT 4 MATTHIAS, for
the purpose OF conducting the GROCERY AND cox
Ml83I0E BUSINESS, in f.ynchburg, Va.
Wa shall kaep constantly hand large and
well selected Sleek OF GROCERIES and sTAPLk
DRY GOODS, o. can be obtained, and will spare DC
paing TO serve our customers at all times.
Conducting the business the CASH principle
we will be enabled 90 offer Inducements 10 city sno
ooantry porchasers either BY Wholesale or rath.,.
Consignmeats of Flonr, Wheat. Corn ana ell Other
country produce soicited and prompt returns In e
cases, aalea mn de-
Msnnfacsured and Smoking Tobacco and Snuf oil
ell grades always ON hand
Wa solicit share of the pablo patronage.
J. p. BQNDURANT.
6ecl76m JAMES MATTHIAS.
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80 We have received a copy OF the Ga
cinnati Commercial of the 10th, and one of the
Louisville Journal of the lth, through Aiiss
SAILrE Battle, q daughter of our gallant old
friend and fellow citizen, Gen. Joel A. Battle,
of Tennessee. Miss B.. was permitted by the
Federal authorities to visit Nashville under
escort to carry her sisters wardrobe, who had
been arrested and was held a prisoner by the
Yankees in the Capital Of her own State. She
together with Miss Thompson, Of Kentucky
Miss Hickman and others, we're sent Of to
Camp Chase on last Saturday. Her sister Miss
SALLrR, visited her and returned few days
ago, to our lines.
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SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 10. 1854
THE SITUATION.

Romors come up FROM kossh Alabas,a. "a
the effect that another raid has been made
npon Tuscum5ia by the enemy. II 10 ssfd
that there ssas fighting at that point day
before yesterday. We are unable to give any
details On account of the vague character Of
the report Tn Middle Tennessee all is quiet
along our line. Only auticipations are a-stir
both sides. but the when. the who and the
where are matters altogether Of gurss-work
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We have files of Northern papers SC
late as The 18th Of April. They are full
of the Western campaign. Taken in con
nection with the kilograms from Vicks
burg, in our issue of to day, and it becomes
q matter Of more than conjecture that a
deeply laid scheme is in course Of eHecu-
ton by the combined forces Of Grant and
Rosecrans.
4 Cincinnati journal hints as much, and
remarks that uothing but a General ID
wanting to carry out the plot. Oh Rose
Grams it seems to entertain little fear, but
General Grant, it MIST be admitted,
the editor continues, 81 has given cause fol
many fears and sad misgiv ings in the hearts
of the loyal men Of the North"
We are not prepared to analyze the net
work of this programme. It is certainly
chAlked out in vague lines. Perhaps Gen.
eral Johnston, perhaps General Bragg,
might tell rs something if they would
But they are oracles whose speech il as in
explicable as the mysteries sought I'D IA
learned from them.
The Northern journals, before mentioned,
represent a lively resuscitation Of morals
in the armies of Middle Tennessee and
Vicksburg. "The reactionary' Union sen
timent," Gays the Cincinnati Commercial,
call over the North has found the heart of
Grants men, and they arc once more
restored 20 happy state Of eonteat, bene-
fetal to patriotism and the success of
arms" Their health is also improved, as
we'll as their morals. They grow fatter as
they eat more heartily. The Spring season
revives them, as the sunshine scsttera the
mist of Winter, dispcrses the fogs OF the
Mississippi and dries the marshy lands
&bout Port Hudson and opposite Vieks-
burg. The flowers bloom the birds carol ;
the green grass grows; the trees break out
in blossoms and green, and nice little pic
mic of puiverization is looked for through
out the fair and freshening days which
close the month of April and bsgin the
golden cycle Of May!
Vain hopes. There was never an lila
sion so fatal. With every ray of the sun
that falls from the bright sky which swehs
above them, comes but che shadow Of the
fierce ligh:a of summer heat in every bud
and blossora shere is the deadly fever of the
Sickly sesron, and before the health and
morals of to-day effect che desired re-ult,
the disease of the morrow will blast the
bone and sinew of body and OF spirit Of
that great mass of men.
We have few apprehensions, and no
fears or fo-cbodings whatever.
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HEApoUa'R Ath ARK ANsA9 REG fAEGT Q
Camps near sine byvtsfe, Team, Apr. 4, 1853
rJ>HE following b list sf aessrfess nom the An
l. Arkans,s Regiment and Bs.talion, for each one
or whom rsw.rd OF thirty aeiisrs WIN DC given ven
eyes, dark hair, sailow complexion, feet inches
high. Hampton. Arkansas.
Co. C-rrfrate berry Bostick, 81 years old. blue
eyes, light hair, fair complexion. feet inches high
Hampton, ATksDsmS. .
| eyes. black hair. DARK complexion s feet inches
high james ForriSter ~ yeara old black eyes blac
| hair, dark compeM ion, iset 8 ia hes high, Dade
Alb BATTALION, Cos. A. & B--w Locke. n years old
blue eyes, black hair, lair complexion. feet inch
high Terry, 81 years old. blue eyes, dark ma ir
~ year. old, blue eye. gh, hair. lair Complexion
red hair. TAR :omp exios Zee, ~ inches high, 6
Dawn, 81 ,ears old black syes blsck hair fair COM
Ole, blu: eyss' DAN nsr. i.eaps,xon. iess soi
ss high larson: "a yesss cid: h s: sys'i dark
feet 10 incDes high. Little Rock. Arkansaa.
Cos. q d M Clay. % year: Old, hazel eyea'
Mills years old hazel eyea dark hair, dark com
p4xmn. tee. high, l. q MofEsa, 10 years ola: blue
1,sh, K orvei, II pears Old sarit eyes. dark hair
dars com loa ion, feet inches high ID STANLEY,
es S..k hsn darh . sc
Downs 81 yssrs old, blue eyes light hsif light COM
pexion. ise. INCHES high Forester vs. yssss ssd,
erey eyes. lsbt har light compoXion IS lee, inches
high ha, ME- ~ years old, dark eyes, dark hair
dark complexion, S ket . inches high A Morgan,
81 years old dark eyes dark hair, dark complsxion
feet Inches high, Michel, 10 years old, grey
eyes, light hair. light complexion, feet inches
high r Novel; 2s years Old, blue eyes, light hair
~ years old dark eyes, b4sR hair dark complexion
reet inches high, A Novel; % years old, daik
eyes. black han. light compkxien, ieet inches
high. Pate SON, 81 years old grey eyes. black
hair dark complexion, ieet high White Couety Ar
kansas. Grely, is years old blue eyes, night bair.
light complexion, hset 10 inches high, " Wotley
years old. h4ue eyes. light hair. Hight complexion
hert inches high w Johnson, ~ yeats old, ear
eyes, dark ha1, dark complication 10 inches high
Little Rock. Aikunsas.
The usual reward OF $50 will be paid to any person
spprehending and del, vering any ooc OF the above
named prissSes- Most Of thuse frosn the zth Bafta
on are supfed to be i'm Aksnsaa, as they were Aeft
in hospitals Nississippi ard &c other places and
have been heard of since.
apria Col. Gem. Ith Reg. 4 4'h Bat Ark. Vol.
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~ The Cincinnati Commercial, of the
10th, says Cen. Rosecrans. in behalf OF the
Army ef the Cumberland. disputes Hooker .
claim that the Army of the Potomac is The
finest on the planet, and having iranasnse
quantities and enormous Notifications at Snsh-
Vile and urfreesboro, and au efficient cav
airy, trained through the winter in series of
brilliant dashes. and q splendid MAS Of in
fantry full of confidence in themselves and
commander, aud an artillery aFra AZ good as
can be found on the continent, will soon strike
blow at the ehemy's center, that We may
reasonably have couadsnce will rssch Q vita
part.
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Notice to Conscripts and Others.
OFFICE OF COMM ANDANT OF COESCRIPTs

KNoNvII.LE. TENN, April 18th ls63.
Perons idressng ornmunications to this Office
or TO Department at Richmond 10 b. referred tbit
ofiice-are requested TO gre their post Office mark
Many such Communications have been unanswered
because OF the writers failure To use this Persecution
Persons who have been enrolled conscripts ARE
not allowed join companies without hrst reporting
themselves this Office and beng regularly examined
aud assigned. Enrolled men who cannot ba account
ed Tor IN ,ha Office reported rs deeertep and Yi
he treated as such, whenever sppreht nded.
Substitutes for enrolled coiisctipN cannot be re-
ceired in regiments companies without being first
examined by surgeons expressly appointed Tor The
pu fpose aud s eurolling officers hereby directed
not to regard discharges for having furnished suhs-
tutes unless given In accordance with these insric
tions.
Until the first Of May next, NIL enrolled men In
Lest Tennessee who viii report themselves at tn.
ofice-and thosc in Middle Tennessee who will report
Themselves 81 the camp Of instruction ?t Fayettevie
will he assigned to any 81 the old regiments trey
NAV select Ts does not exempt conscripts from liza
inty to arrest in those COMMITTEES already called.
NJ n,,Ir, ., 1t Col. r.. y. BLAKE,
('.nman dant oil CoDsrrirts
r. Z, We, Az, fRprl1-7tl
as Tennessee papers copy az" geek aud TeHd
4, ~, Al
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HgApoUAFrEns. Vol. ASH CossckIrr Bt zEAr,}
Army 1ESNFSsHE. :.
suhdeuartmrnt Chattanooga. March L., 81.
VTAyING leen assigned to duty ut this post by t'en
Pillow. all officers acting uDder orders IRON the
Vol. and Conscrpt Bureau Army oi Tennessee In ths
sub-sp artmeut hereby ordered to report 10 THESE
Headquarters imme diatey in person. or oy tter iot
distinctions. All detsiled men from the Army 81
ennNases in this sut-dspaI trnent. will repors aud
show by whose authority they have been desaiiea.
nv command Col NJ. MAGEyNEY Jr.
CART n r. BrkwER Cundg Rendezvous.
marls-lm. Adis
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ma@. A battle cannot much longer be- deter
red in Middle Tennessee. Two grand armies
cannot front each other 80 closely without
coming to the "hug." Our boys are an certain
tp whip them, 80 the opportunity and the time
arrivea
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eaps No army wac ever in better condition
ihan sssat at present under command Of General
doc IGhnstea. We are 90 confident of its sue.
cess iias we would be willing to risk the fate
az the Conf-deracy on it's next meeting with
the Tarkc~a
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49, Col. stanly Mathews, formerly F"heTsi
Provost at Nashville. has been lately elected
enc of the Supreme Judges of the State OF
Ohio, aud has resigned his commission i'll the
fankee army and gone horae. He leaves the
"scat ui war" Tor "ihe Bench.
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orrr5x PHEsrDsSr Anxr MEDICAL BoABD.

OFrr,x PRESIDENT Anxv MEDICAL Board,
ChaGtsne ora, Tenn. l.. Apri! Ia. 1855 ;
AHEDICAI ohesrn having letters Of apPeimens tso
WI ca Led commissions,') from the secresary OF
war and those rho have been ssstsncd 10 duty, as
medical o.Beefs Ia ORDERS by abe Adjutsnt shd In
apector 0eumtI. usder authority fresa sho secrtsry
OF War and applicants fos appeantlnent with lehern
of Invitation from the Secretary q! War are hereby
notified that unlesm hey appear Uithout delay sor
exaninatIon, before the Army Medtcat Bosrd, cen.
vesed for that Parposs thsis Names WILL be diupped
from the reoSfd.
SigEed L. I. FIN
Surg con and President, 4. d. ID.
by order OF the Board,
A. @. CBzP,
D. sar. and Recorder. EaprlslG1
ssS- Ropze and Atlanta paSers copy toaF week.
and senS biila TO this ONCE.
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nsF" The Picsyune represents tho lovee of
REV Orleans as dull and inanimatc scene.
Some few frst-class vessels are seeking EN-
plo, ment, with sugar TO Northern ports at 81
per iIbd., and cotton at FL &c per bale, and
very little at that.
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ZOO, eco ACRES QF LAND
px,R SALE AT AUCTION.

THY Plorida, Atlantic Gulf Central Rail Road
IL Company haa 200 900 Acres of Land which
srpra sved ia 1859 and conveyed 60 two Trustees
SECURE the payment of Free Lald Bonds issued by the
Compsny; which shsn ofssr for sale at Lake city.
On Wednesday the 18th of May, 1863.
The.e Lands ere valuable Tor purposes of ltiya~
ton (a,any Of them others for timber. tnrpentne
and ssrsituated in the most heslthful portion Of the
STATE, and oer great Inducements TO persons disposed
10 irvsrl money lands Private sales will be ms de
uatn tise day OF sale. -
wsrsI.tds wa. q. sEFFRETs,
Agent Of Trustees,
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glOO EEW. ARD.

ksTRAYED or siolea, from the sul"cnber, near
- Ro.syilL Ga, dark toy mare, or ycer.
old Is hands high. biaced lace, Left hind foos and
riSh, r,rc foo, uhies o small hnoa the left tssv
vi | nav a reward Of $50 for tlse delivery 81 she
mare and rsv ard 81 $50 fer tha Thief
90, io.Itws MRS. ". A. Z. RILEY.
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MJyLH GONE

cTRAYED OF stolen. FROM the Government stable
- lot, near the Market house, on the 18th inst,
light sorrel mare Aue-of M .dium size; she had on
chain halter vita iesthef headstail. liberal re-
card will be paid fer the delivery OF the Mule To-
nprls n j. II. WILLY.
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baP" Our boys up at the front are devoted
- the commanding General. Whenever Joe
Johnston gives the signal, they will breast the
halls of Nurfrcesho. with the determination of
men, terribly in earnest.
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sas- Division al the enemy is reported to
be snc aHnped at Franklin, having been station.
ed there since the late Franklin fight.
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sas- The ionesboro (Tenn.) Express Gays
the prospects for bourtiful fruit crop in
that section are very good.
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baB-' The Nashville Union says "impudence
csrrira a mao kong way" No man than its
editor ought to know that fast better.
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G6F' Eosecrsns says of his mounted troops,
they are an efficient cavalry. trained through
the winter in q series OF brilliant -daahss. -
= Dashee' IL good. 1t must he the new Yam
kee definition of "skedaddle."
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sas" The Play of Win. Tell lie prohibited in
the North in all the theatres its effect mast
have been telling upon the immunity.
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beP" Old "Roay" says his army is 'ful OF
confdaAce" If they are as full of it aa he is
of pale ale they must he a little ''half and
half" over confident.
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aaY~ Whenever the Yankees boast extern
sively we are satisfied that they are conscious
of their weakness. They make big threats but
nothing in them. The empty gourd hath the
luudest echo"
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s@- Beware of the false friend who would
Vheedle YOU into a vice. lie is tiae first to
blazon to the world your miss-step. 10 prove
that you arc no better than himself
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FINAL AHD LAST CALL.

IL those indebted to the subscriber. by Judgments
"A notes or account, 1t paid between this time, ana
the frat of May can pay fn shnpastersail who fail
to make payment against that time, will ind their
claims in the hands Of officer. fer coection; after
which time nothing but a legal tender will he re-
ceived. r.. a. 'LA9N.
mars zm'
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ssaA- Archbishop Hughez has given i'll the
eehedule Of HE property for assesshnent s7o
Dances of silver plate.
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aAzT- Gen. J. Donaldson Cox e lis the place
masle vacant by the death ii Gen. CooDer, as
Gnmnadaut of paroled prisoners i'll Camp
Chase
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s6y- Col, Robert F. I.ovney, of Memphis
who was captured in West Tennessee by the
I ankeea, has been exchanged.
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be-. The man who plants cotton thia year
will run great risk of having it harmed for
him. The man who plants corn will also be
likely to have his crop consumed.
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pah- The trcea are putting ont their leaves
A. recent order from the front indicntcs that
Bragg in drawing his in.
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Rdsa.. The Chicago Journal Of the 4th lust,
nays that Brigsdier General Turchin has re-
ceivsd orders to report to General R'w~craas
for duty.
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sar What q pity we cannot drive the ipso-
lent invaders from our soil before che leaves
OF the woods are thick enough to hide the
coward from our bullets.
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TO the Enrolling O11iccrs Of Hamilton Co

CHATTANOOGA, April IT, 1868.
TNY an arrangement with Col. Blake, Commandant
d OF Con>cripts. the Enrolling GERS OF Hamilton
county will report 70 John j. Lowry. Enrolling Of
the 18th District at Chattanooga instead of TO
(>pl blake JNO. l.. HOPKINS,
aprlI lw A. ID Z.
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LEIPER @ MREEREE,
PRODUCE DRLLxss AID
COMMISSION MEHCHANTS.
McRyRxKssoRo-Tsar.
Oct. 18Th, lse7--Iy

AVs1.
Port Monni.. containing sboutISso 90 % $50 90
"A In Hank Bills State OF Georgia and somth Car
oW.a sbout els 90 in Ala ba notes small amount
m Coofederuae money; Also too potes one on j. j.
Dver Cog gSA 90. pas able 10 r. n tefs; sind one On
lanes l. Hixon. Cor st3a % pays bio 70 AEea Myrs
hny pesesn Andfng the above, WI % literally re
vsssed by leaving the same 81 3. d. nyerM
sprlo7ws hlNkkFA mfNfe- .
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Bay" The editor of the Nashville Union
says some new military move is ION the iapis.''
What pity some homes: Southern bullet
couldn't couldn't tap is little braiuless head.
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NlUlEU.

A BLACK msQeranAuK Back. coeesiaane o isst a
a .aaass. sy!steely tle pthRertssof sllsTehanef
jas. &c Glass is Sersi Sssss eFaSsnt Gan is %,
asiszsd hy eppticaftsu af'this Cf6csr Isptie1
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MARRIOTT
WANTED TO BUY

RESIDENCE in Chattanooga and vicinity, q
"A residence shat can be recommended FOR conys-
nience aud health. IL desired tho furntaFe VIII also
he bought. Apply To +. VI. Paul, kAl., Proprietor
of Daily RyrsI taprl4-3tl
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WANTED---A PIANO.

A GENTLEMAN desires for 9 few months the use
n of a good Piano. for which liberal rent will be
pa i'd and great taken Of the iDstrument Apply
M the Rebel odfice. faprl6 3teI
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BsH~ Tennesse honda sold in New York on
tie s.n inst, at Soc.
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Hdidlxreolf a, HrNEY. =

cor lMaNsR e. skssEl c 81 AHT-R
HAvss On hand ssd sOr salss s.
go Tierce Rice,
40 Boxes Tobacco.
10000 Cigars.
80 Bales Tobacco
1000 lis do
80 Boxes CandIea
10 Gross Matches.
1000 lbs Candy.
10 Bales Yam,
~ Duz. Hose
Shoes, Hats, D"mestios. Starch Sugar. Coffee and
Soda, PEPPER, Spice and Ginger, n small lot of Bacon
and great many other articles in store.
aprl7-5t HARRISON HooKE.
500 REWARD.
\ WILL. pay the above reward tn any delivering
L my vaHse, 10 Capt. y. n. Atkinson. Post Quar-
ermaster al Knoxville, Tennessee. Said valse Uni
taken from at the Depot, In Chattanooga. on On,
morning OF the l4th and contains besides other cl IN
ing, lair Surgeons pantacont, and some letter.
aud that can he bf use To any be -idc.
myself ] will pay fifty dollars 10 any one delivering
me- the Texas Hospital IN RE hrond, the letters
papers and blank hook cor ssined In the Saitse.
W. r. RICHARDSON,
apriI~lw. Assistant Surgeon, p. A. G. b.
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M. j. tx UG III E s

M. j. HUG les.
Attorney ne I.aw, Claisa Agent and Nos ,.
Public,
aICHM0ND-vA.
FyLAIAS oi every description again the Comic de
w. rate Govsrnment settled with accuracy and dis
patch. Attends all tho Confederate States courts
held In the city Of Richmond. Address Box 1850.
mn2a-ly
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FOR ClMGREsIE.

xxTE are authorized and requisite to announce
w Hon. SAM. A. SMITH, Of Bradley county. as
candidate for the Confederate Congress, from the
third District.
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Lost mt the Chattanooga Depot.

A TRUNK marked Capt. T. J. O'Keefe. Army Of
"A Tennessee. containing Quartermaster papers.
OF no vaiue toany but the The finder
will please sc nd to the Rebel Office.
T.. O'KEEF,
aprI2-lw" Smiths Brig, Chcathsm = Div,
Army Tennessee.
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sssp- The Louisville yoernai. with 9 great
u, uriala ahnoasEees thas tis,s. cisissns of East
'renBsssee were murdered by tho rebels, be-
cause Of their Cni0n sentinnsnts. II Ia lie
out Of the whole ci0th. Prentice has as lit
he returd for ftre truth, o. the truthful have
for Georges.
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@IOal REWARD.

n EFT my premises In Octol,er last, my negro mar
ia Dave, painter by trade. copper colorcd. about
feet inc hes high, weighs about $50 his, and free
spoken. believe he IL lurking about the suburbs oi
Atlanta. Will pay The above reward for his delivery
60 me In Atlanta, or confinement in some safe jail
MARLIN n. r.. GARDNER.
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GOOD OAEDF.

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