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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

IT, One OF the orders received on Tuesday by
joy Cooke. Tor Eve twenty Government bonds.
was from Kentucky, and covered three hundred
and fifty thousand dollars In gold. which, at the
present premium on gold, will buy over half a
million Of the loan This, from the State oil
Kentucky. shows confidence in the right quarter
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

fE- Several of the colored brethren OF this
city, actuaied. no doubt. by the desire to impress
the Haytien Minister with the idea that he was
not TO he sighted by that persuasion, called up
on him n few days ago. On being admitted to
the presence of the mulatfo. he wanted to know
definitely what they wanted of him. On replying
that they had merely Called to pay their respects.
he politely informed them thst "he bad come
here TO represent his Government, and not to en-
terrain coIored reople." he tterenpon dismissed
them. directing the servant, at the same time. to
show them out the back way : Washington Cor
Cincinnati Gazette. 4T
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

"Nesopr Husr"-It is estimated that from
the sommencement of the war. 53,674 Federals
have been killed. 1923 wounded, 1928 made
prisoners, and PSI 900 died from disease and
killed. flg SIS wounded, g. s. made prisoners,
aud $50, 1000 died from disease and wounds.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

General Hsscail has sutle.ized Dir. s.. P.
Coffin 70 collect 10 and restore to theowners. the
property captured by those who made a rail uoon
the citizens of Abingdon and Center townships, a
few weeks ago. Those who were arrested have
all been released. rs the charges against them
were wholly unsustained by any proof when the
eases were investigated. General HascalI has
done = just net IN ordering that property taken
from persons who were innocent Of any ofiense
against law or order. shall be restored 10 them.
We hear that n good many civil suits are lkelv
10 grow out Of certain performances at Center
vile. of v hics the participants made great boasts
Richmond Jefersonian.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

- Rebel prisoners in the West are TO be sent
Immediately to City Point tor exchange. Ar
engagements for the exchange of all our prisoners
in The hands OF The Rebels sre nearly completed.
The number held by both parties is about equal:
Officers caatured at Rome, Ga, under Colonel
Streixht, are retained al the south on the de-
.mand OF the Governor of Alabama, who talks of
tskine aud hanging them. if JEFF Davis will give
them up. If there is any violence of this sort a
terrible retaliation Is certain. ,f I
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

~ Strange stories are told in Washington
about a Brigsdier General, who has received a
present of = white feather from the mel Of a bri-
gade in whose rife pits he sought refuge during
a recent engagement, until a cessation In she'll
ing enabled him TO "skedaddle" to the rear.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

Yours. rs ever,

Tux NV REBtL Flag -The Rebel Con
gress have adopted = new flag. The old one had
seven stars ON a blue ground. and ihree bars
red, white aud red. Now they have adopted one
with the hattie aag in place of The stars. and all
the rest or two thirds Of the flag white, If our
Generals will do as Grant has doue. the Rebel
Congress will soon adopt another fsg. knocking
out the battle part. 1t would then be all white.
and Joe Hooker should compel them TO hoist il
Immediately at Richmond. 4
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01

No guns can be sent away from the armory
At Springfield for some time. and the supply In
the arsenal IL rapidly increasing.I There are now
about 90 600 on hand. ~. 600 Of which are packed
ready for shipment.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01
FosrlFIcATIoSs OF RICHMOND.

But ii ever again the fortunes Of war shall lead
to the collision OF great hosts of comb ,tants in
the vicinity of Richmond. let no such advantage
be again looked for by the North. On every bill
and c,e>t in the neighborhood of this city. on
every stream and point of vantage in the neigh
borhod of Petersburg, works and fortiicatinns
have. under the inspiration of the best engineer
officers of the United States army. been elabo
rately prepared. and well may the confident allie
Cation that against such works the whole might
Of Yankcedom will expend itself in vain. and
credence in the breast of any observant specta
tor
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01
A GOOD RECEPTION.

] have good reason r. feel gratifed with nv
reception at Charleston. i staid about a week in
the town. visiting all places of interest. making
friends and enjoying Southern hospitality. One
first idea, after speaking TO the people, was that
they are an intolerable set of boosters; but |
cam to form a better opinion of them | found
that they never express resolutions without ma
king a determined effort to carry out their pur
poses.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31
me Family Dsys

Trailing OF family ties and family love, :
and family gatherings where would they
be I i were SOt for ? 'tAusily dqy'Ss ssid a
WE awSat e ID You mean saSi i, I asked. .'s,sas
II mean,b he replied, sstbst the Lords
day is the family day. Why. I aud fhouisl
ands Of wprknen Soutd hardly know Our
own children, ifit were not for that bles,
sed day which brings US, all together,
We are, off Ia the morning before the little
ones are up, and when we get homo at
night they are mostly gone 70 bed. or they
are tiied, and 80 arelwe, and ms not very
much We can know OF each other at the
end Of the week but when that best day
comes, that's al our own Then we can
gatherroubd tie table or fiteside, aud talk
to one another aud we can 60 TO The house
of God together, aud thank him that he
hasgigen us one day Ia seven as ID holy,
blessed family day.sD4sE sE'vangsliR ssslhs
~ s14tW f1tfft 'tdf 70 saftf a'alsll Sd {
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31


P"rson Browniew on,ArBibSeft Arrests.
b ID asseent letter to tls OiuciauaoiD Gazeits
Parson lBfoWnlow Ting icTSraeteffsfiealIyg ana
snefgetie6H5 gives ffs news Oh arbltrafSq af.
rests. iel5B@b irilFaa Boa eV6tU sdf ~ a
Il, sYi;E hs9tI Iasbi rad yno' !.
fineqiIeRt Ho otreitors atthe Norlb, forwords
end deeds OF tfeasQn, arr, ioifenses Of the
ohighess magnitude. in The eslimslion of these,
Democratic lovers of, the Copstitution,
Who began these arrests? There, were
thousands OF Union men ipcarcerated IN
Dungeons in the South for daring 10 talk
and vote ipfavor Of the Union, and Conati.9
luton, before The. Federal Government ion. 2
prIsoned the irst man Nay, there we're
thousands shot down and hung. and this
benign Government neVerhas. TO this dava
shot lor hanged flte FIRST man for treason.
or for his rebel sentiments. In all the se.
e ceded Sstfattes, by authority, Of JEFF, Davis
goveerTntnmpeenP thousands were notified 10
leave iel tge Uerfederaey, and were given "a
hours in which TO start-thtir properly
conflscated and the proceeds hhp1ied 10 the
use ofs corrupt and Dlundering .goyern I
ment simply because they we're for, the
government OF Che United States. And
yet the Federal Government has not forced
any Of The traitors South who live in tho
loyal ,States, aud talk and plot treason dAi.I
y. | told the audience, 10 a recent spfetk1
in louisville. that there were We hundred
nen there who ought to Be IN close confne.
hient. Ard I ho&, tell The public thatl
there are five hdndred to one thohsannd in
each Of twenty Northern cities, who oogh.
to be In close confinement or made to go
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

II cannot but think this great good isto
come out Of this great evil The way our
operatives have behaved is indeed noble
They have never for moment breathed a
wish to break the blockade aud obtain the
much needed cotton; they have suffered in.
'teDsely Father than do en- injurydj You
have molly witnessed and acknowledged
this in your generous eonTibutioOsto their
deep neeessiIy?3dl o. igissa79ab gsAas.n
.a, There isa great deal Of mind, and heart
in England Y of which the above is q true
expression--a great deal more than those
who read England only by the Times, and
such like e&pOnents have, an idea of. IA
Yours. &c, , G. p. McfiykfSB.
January Is, 1868. -..l...-a- -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

nlItuis an exquisite aud beautiful thing ia
our, ,iatnrs THAI when The heart is touched
and soflened by some Tranquil happiness or
affeetionate feeling, the memory Of the
dead comes over II most powerfnl and irr =
'sistably. fItlwould, sesta as gh6dgh
onr better thonghis and sympathies were
charms. 10 virtue. Of which The soul Is en-
abled 70 hold some yague,ahd myslegious
Intercourse with the spirit Of those gwhom
we dearly loved in life. Alas. hoy often
and how long may those patient angels
hover above Us, watching for the spell
WHICH is.so seldom uttered aadso soon for
gotieh.---f f@'lgIe Iello'es ~ sisssaiiR isen.
q,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31
SATURDAY MORNING

Ling this fnct, ,wiieiy known as IS 4 was, This
,t5nap could Be elected ja tp1isipH1a, iinp the,
Ielfy OF New Orleans q Judge of one Of the
4 Courts On one occasion one Of IBIS aids
,[1h3t.ought before him o Young, woman almost
white, who had been brutaiiy whipped end
Turned out Of the house Of her rat6er, For
THIS ms outrage the man bad been made. to
pay ~ 3, fine Of 81, 600 and give file woman a
Ifdeed Pf enabepqiion Applause, + These
4 were tiekind Of charges which had been
drought against him. fCbeers. and cries AZ
f"Good."f YES 10 fight minded nan man Gould,
oe eSe se7t 70 New Orleans yilhopt Tetpfhng
az an ~ oppn4eolnHdtlIonal 4 lHt Aati Slavery man. eyena
though The roofs Of The houses were not
4 ton exposed. ~ " A-laI.n1lsF fEN
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I q I''S .,...' 49, \ I sASHFABtTIA, o.

-. f"tfsN ifa ~
a9 'b9issqoI s'stwhyibns saoz sdT
D'. " ~ tx aicuAsD s46tes 8,rtts.ivli 90
| =. f'F 'Nt aati l4---l-HNl9o H9iifhrd
'ac Twenty millions heid atbhyls ogasN
a's'u~Whya aKorthmen, why 21igiat 8iaw
Less than half maintain the day hdyin
Edqms why Nerlhmenswbyf ,-'tgG
|iaibuWihYthe sstnrdy iron will, e, .t.,.
sg,o With, the pluck, The dash, the skill,
49,, With The blood Of Bunker fliiI,- pas
-. Why Nortbnieo, why Z e Sa' a.n
qhihnfsl sfA ,upiiaJQB llSds lo dyuodi
\ Dl Standing yet are SunNefs wallsl-su 40
''a shl oWhye Norihmeu, why vi sn.aeHol
~ SlumbeIug gelethe, avehging balls In
Why, Mortimer, whylRo4 urff.irs
} baaI Charleston left 10 scot at easel ~
20 Richmond vauntng as it please
Traitor taunts on every breeze -
Why, Notthmen, w6yfl 'nia olilis
la3l Won th~ asF 55inp iFiiaifgm -
Hear our wounded eagle wall 5o
douf sWhy StRt@men wliy2 nsg t az
See our spangled banner trail 5gy
rp q QlWhEs Statesmen, vhgis5as ssT
! Coward Englapd moeks -amaiD !, u ..f.
a., Courlly Paris shFugs disduiul .--.. y. 49,
Cordial Russia throbs with pain = I
Why Statesmen, why 2 '0''aA
q D8igpgs1 8B1od eds si aaa78l6 1N
pI By this fierce, but ffultless fght,7od us
AZ On Leaders, onI g7s.bi1. 900 g5l
By your waste 0f loyal might, .,,.,.
On Leaders, on -
laa BY the blood that soOkssthe sod ,sss
.lsE BY tho brave that bite the clod, ,essso,
By the souls gone up to God J., ....,
SLOWS On headers, on 1 . ~, y ''-'g'
Smsi eid % i1sq 9 asTiy g3aiK dad sdf
BY ouripost, 80 ,brightsrenown'dr moll
On Mortimer, ION
f' By our future, starrylcto&n'd; 90
seu fO6P Notthtnen, on ~ lls9S9 a1t
soi Blythe South, deceived, tnisledI os3
IaI Byour hundred thousand dead ,ias1 sd .
. Who for South and N o. th have tbIcd J.
,u don laNorthmeno on lads hias sd
t4 5si Oncs a Monlh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

sg,ll s@g. s.s1 sls.sfl g. ,s.qss .. "a nla
51I s1Io7 5Tr y 9gfsscsss 's'i-ss-sl -slss7-l55-
ns' 1oE bca s1dic.s 500 sriglb "a Ho5 ~ iiSB
4.sAs isa l.. lso4 lsi aaa 4 aadi 1sliad aaizs11T
mon on 1srsh 100 tsR ..ai9sd bss sdaH
Do flaq Isvo hssssq sN .suo na d5es ssd5oes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

a CgEREE ADEERFIgTSq HIS MAszRR. .-r-Th fol-
lowing Unique advertisement nppears in' tia
New Orleans l5elta: hass4 st.itHa stll'3'
( Raa Away from the ciiy Of New oaaaSal-
kllly Nents Rewards Ran away from dis ebils.
and lef him alone 60 take care Of hlmsela al
Ter l had don worked twenly4ix years faithful
y Tor him, ny mhsBs Bill Duncan M41sh
billsis supposed 70 hare dons eoaeo6 wid Is
sseeshep, foF 20 hunt lor BE riehss, and feab
ne don got lost. Apy peraon tnrnin' hin, 10
me- 50 DAT be can take care 0f MEAS ho sh
lens said, kiggaf couldn't take care a ko1stIf
-vssIll be much obliged % 'llis chils< tn lA,1a
NJ is'r Persons hnnsie' hlm plfsse lock- 4
AL Dc last dilches. Is Gran hoard .hin. .tslk
about goin iaio lha ditch kasioo.s. Sb&ctl5IT
Eubmiued 4e 7l5''' \ .''f
: - hsst,t ~ 'ssirfe, ~ ~ ssS' -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

.basms .illa siaqee adi bsfasg sEuoH sdT
olao anlasm ..lai-fs lal2lhnt oal 70 y1ois
TIT ist W lyfr
is9bpt diagA 1ai ,iiss03iW RT7n "a a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

A. y. y y. q. CULVER, have removed 20 the
HOUSE stable where thsy the cirhso Aa
use of the best equipped Livery stable ia A
baA ccue prices that range but inst above tle Iig-
Sps sssndsrd. caifaaa see. ~ HQy. j, 1900 6e7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

LINUS sANAGE, Fhfhitafe Dealer and MaD<
asluIer steam establishment kor. Main street. the
2. o@ee q De .FAl9ns.en, A4AiebaA, o,ls4 III sSi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

Q BY the blood that soaks the sod ,asE
By tho brave that bite the clod, ,essso,
By the souls gone up TO God - ....,
ee~ On'l headers, on . 'A. = y ''''1'
lsI I'D 20 t1f1 4 ssFin saf dad sd Il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

DU0RO & BROTHRRs, Manufacturers Of

Dealers 10 Fnrntufe OF che best description and every
Eley. Also gan8ra and nanufaeturersofcoi
An. % Order Main street, North Of South Public Square
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Cooks.

I'd DlSJwILIIAMSsyY bbJesaleadeaTerl inl Straw
Goods Hats Caps Umbrellas Parasols, &C. los and lo
Chambers st., and 80 81 Resde st, New York, NJ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

EMORY LUUB,.beaier in Sweet Potato, and
other Early PlsntFand Vegetables. p"
Also, Deaeri Preserved Fruits, Tomatos, &c. EastA
tabua, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

@, s. REWC0MB q Co., General Dealers
u ail kihds sf Blanks for Lawyers justices Notares and
Stock Nc, &e, l43 Superior street Ceselabd obB All
-kiadsof Blank Books Manufactured to OldeFat COZ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

TELEGRAPH 0FFICE-West,rn Union is
removed to the Drug Store Of Hendy Copeland corner
Main and Center Streets three doors south or HOUSE
J. N. ALLEN, Manager. . 467
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TELEGRAPHIC.
+ ASSOCIATED rRrss DnPATcHEs.l


RcAMoSD, March 1.-THE Senate resumed
the consideration of the Supreme Court bill
Mr.. Yancey delivered lengthy argument to
show that the Consultation did not grant to
the Supreme Court appellate Jurisdiction over
State Courts or revising power, except in
cases where the State had levied imPos;
At the close Cf his remarks the Senate wen
into Executive session. The impressmen
bill was referred to a-Committee Of Conference
The House was in secret session.
CnARLEsroS, March lT.--rhs morning seven
teen transports mostly EchOOners, disappear
ed from Hilton Head, supposed to be carrying
negro troops to Florida.
The New York Tribune says an insurrec
tiou in Florida is prepared and wa ting 70
troops to protect the movement. Hunter
forces occupy HiltSn Head ISLANDS Foste
10 in force at Helena Island. Fourteen wa
vessels, and seventy-6ve transports are ct Por
Royal.
CHARLESTON, March 1.-The steamer Rub!
arrived here this morning from Nassau. Sh
brings news of the sale arrival there of th
steamers Wagner aud Douglass, which lei
here week ago.
All quiet to night.
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The Charleston Courier of the 10th contains ii

The Charleston Courier Of the 10th contains the
following:
FRoM NAssAu-The British steamer Flora, with a
valuable general cargo from Nassau, N. r., which
place she lett on Wednesday last, has arrived IN
safety.
The schooner Confederacy and slOop Rosale had ar.
rived from this port. as0 steamers Ruby and GEahe
the latter from Wilmington, N. g.
The steamers Brttania DeFOrrest, from Leith, Ger
trude, Raisn, from Greenock arrived February 28th,
anc GeorRiana, from Liverpool, March ID.
The steamer StOnewall jackson, Black cleared Tor
HAVana on the 18th February where she goes for re-
pairs The steamer Nicholas l. returned to Nassau
March 5th.
FRoM TIE CoAsT.-Passengers by the Savannah
train Saturday Say II was reported on the road that
the enemy were landing troops IN large numbers Of
Beaufort preparatory, II was thought, 10 forward
movement on POcOtaligo or Savannah. The report
was not generally credited,
We learn frum gentlenian who arrived here yes
terday from Florida, that aght had taken place al
Jacksonville and the Yankees driven from the town
An officer on our side, whose name our informant
cuud not learn was killed No other casualties were
reported.
FRoM rHE BAR.--A Monitor iron clad, supposed "a
be the Reokuk passed the bar Saturday morning In
tow Of a steamer bound Southward.
Eleven blOckaders, including the New Ironsldea
were OF the bar SaturdaI.
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Inar1hl4td
FARM AND RFsIDFNCR FOR s..E.

I OFFER for sale my farm and residence, located
IA miles from Lafayette, the county seat OF Wal
ker Co. Ca, and lSA miles from the w,& A. Railroad.
There three hundred acres, hundred and forty
cleared fenced and ready iof planting, the balaroe
we'll timbered. There In neat framed dwelling with
six rooms. and out houses complete, The larn 10 o
large framed budding with q good running gear at
taehed. for driving ThrAsher and Cotton Gin, The
sheep sheds complete, and In good repair. Thera Ia
good vegetable garden, aud ine orchard OF choice
apples peaches and pears, with choice variety ol
grapes &c TIE place well wAtered with aprlug and
well conveniently located. The ocaSca ~ ~ healthy
a. can be tOund anywhere. Any one wishing further
particulars, win apply Immediately TO
iebl9-Imt Y. W. RUSSELL
lafayette, GA.
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RETuRRISs TO TnE RANKs.--Crowds Of sol
diers, lately on furlough, are daily pouring in
from the South, to GIL up the ranks Of our no
BILE army, which they were permitted to leave
after the battle Of Fredericksburg. They come
back restored in body aud refreshed in spirits,
and are quite prepared TO meet the bOastiul
enemy aud give him another thrashing. Their
merry cheers aud laughter, as they hurry
through our streets from one depot to the other
betoken happy minds, and unbroken confidence
in the success of our cause Petersburg la
press,
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TER FoRT JACKSON MUTINEERs--By the fol
lowing paragraph, from the Vicksburg Whie
of the ith, itappears that justice has oVerta
ken some Of these traitors
Three Of the Fort jackson muineers were
shot here yesterday. Their names were Ser
geant ". II. Brown, coIapany D, lst kegi'
mani Louisiana Heavy Artillery, and Dennis
Kean and Thomas Graham. Of company same
rsciment These men mutnied al Fort Jack
ro9 on the night Of the 2Tth Of April last, aud
went over to the enemy's yessels, giving them
Of course. infol nation as to our strength, con
di,ion. &c. At the fight Of Bayou des Alie'
mands. some time afterwards, they we're taker
prisoners aud brought here to be exchanged
- D,e,nbers Of a Vermont regiment They
were Immediately recognized by the regiment
10 which they originally belonged, and LODGED
n inil. Their fate though hard was neverlhe
less Just. and we trust it will have saiutary
effect throughout our army.
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LYNCuBURU. VA.
STAPLES q DILLARp.

gYNHE senior partner has aasOoiated Mr.. 2. ". Dil
II lard with him In bis GENERAL. CONFUSION
HOUSE, Gt the old stand ol Staples A Anderson, aut
sOllcits cOnslgnmeuta Of Sugar, Bolasges, Cotton
Merchandise and Produce generally To sell pro
duce AZ highest market rAtes- attend 70 peTsgn q
weights and delivery and sehd account bales and
checks az once " the old established rule n thk
House Il has answered an extended patFohags
present increased facilities, prepares ua 10 meet with
our usua, pgomptnesa
Liberal advances on any amount Of Produce IN hand
Alwaya OnI hand heavy stock Of hanulactnreo
and SmcKing TOBACCO, warranted a. represented
aNd az low AZ cen be had 10 Virginia.,
ianl1 Gmf bTAPLkbN DlLhAhD'
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There Is greatidisalection among the soldiers and
sailors Ia louisiana. gunbOat lieutenant told the
writer that three hundred Massachusetts, soldiers bad
been sent 10 New Orleans from ship leland for mut-
ny aud beating the blacks and that one hunded end
thirty designations had occurred among the officers 81
the EStila CHS own among them,) but had been re-
fused, aud the palt ties classed a. deserters.
The 26th and 9th Massachusetts, are diss6ectsd,
and threaten 10 lay down their arms wher called in
to the held and the sailors Of the Hartford the Pen
hacola and the other guuboats ere arrested n SCORES
for vociieang through the streets that they "vont
fight for the b'eody nRger"
II the negroes nave not usurped more privileges, or
committed greater OutTages IN New Orleans, II Is
not for lack Of encourag cement from the Yankee OH
GERS. Il h due % their conscious ner0rlty which
iR the beasts Of the field, forces them to cover
and quail beneath the reproaehiul and threatening
eye OF the white man They are still unaware Of their
pTeTegatyes In lower louisiana.
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NAHnTInN-

INN Saturday next, 2lSt inst, at II O'clock on the
" corner OF Railroad and seventh Streets, will
sell at public Outcry desirable household and kitchen
furniture.
Cooking utensils, Bedding, Carpets,
One Two Horse Wagon, lot new sacks,
One lot Carpenters Tools, Flower, Sugar,
Three Cows, two Of them with Calves
Terms cash on delivery-Rud everything 10 bc -
moved immediately sfer the sale.
marls tda IN. WILLY.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-19

p.,.os pravm CAuouv,.-A fellow named Pier
900 v,ss c.nsht on the Iuudon Bridge. on "Wednesday
night, with ! piece Of pine plank and quantity q
tow saturated vita tar. iie acted very much Le ~
id,otavowlBg that no was subject 70 nts, ana nlo
been induced 10 believe that burnng the woeo
t M deuiRn h. would have been etssotnaill ea'ra
M III a.. IS veil a. al lhe otbFr ils that heas
heir 10. ne was brought 10 this city and 'oagsa y
isii IJs should hy a means be kept eloae.-sasfe
sopstimss Hmnlhod 10 The madnoaa' Of Aneh fh0"'
] -[Kn0K. Reg. ltth.