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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18
NEW AUCTION AND
~ COMMISSION HOUSE,


no l02 MAIN ST., LYNCllBuR0, VA.
The undersigned have associated themselves t0geth.
er under the style and firm Of James p. Scott y Co..
for the purpose Of conducting a general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS, They have rented
that large and elegant building, No. l0s Main street
Lynchbwg, Va, lately occupied By JnO. \. Davis 4
Co., aud on the LIST day of Decemuer next, will be-
ready TO receive Merchandise Of all kinds Tor private
and auction sales. They solicit cOnsgnmentsol Man.
ptactured and smoking Tobacco, Sugars, Moasses
Coffee, and other Groceries Bale Cotton and Cotton
Fabrics OF all grades Wooden Goods Boots Shoes and
Leather and all other goods usually offered lofsae.
Their FIRST Auction will take place at an early day
in December Of which due notice, with catalogue
will DO published. =4t.s.
They respectfully refer 70 the merchants ana bust.
ness men Of Richmond Petersburg Dalyille and 9th.
er cities OF the South, whose aid aud cooperation
will be duly appreciated.
JAS. p. SCOTT,
OF the late Hrm o. John 4. Davis Go.
HENRY y. B0COCK,,
WIN. II. PARRISH
Members Of the firm Of B0eock Z Parrish
Tile concern Of Bocock 4 Parrish ~. Bridge
treet, will continue at the old stand as usual.
declr3m aB0C0CK q PARRISH,
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Bea- The New y ofa TibuA' thinks tAat The
niiitary Stem Of the South is nearly perfect
while that Of the North is imperfect and ira
tional. Ii says: "To regiments Of veterans We
oppose % thor battle field regiments sfrar.
recrs cnrmspded byray officers and then
onder that tive result is often Smuggling
skulking, inSuhg disatibn, panic fight, end
defs.t@
We quote aaaiher paragraph rem The 'Tri-
Dunes extraordinary article
10 ateupt 10 carry on war in tao way We
are now doing, is KS If manufacturer who Lad
eight iacjortt u operation was to FIJI two oil
the eight with ran hands, and raw oyersedia.
clerks and orencB. Clearly the best method
would be for h.s rot to employ raw hands al
all just as ia modern European armies, tho
raw recruit ia never sent int the field. BHtI
atiy sensible manufacturer, if he was obliged
to employ raw hands, would prefer disribut-
ing diem evenly among his skiftl workman
in his different factories, retaining in all OIL
diem experienced men as oyereeers and fore.
neR. Aud tss is Just what the South have
none, since the cCuscrpti0u laws came lhto
lDrce~tlry have drafted their raw recruits
iats Aeir old regiments. TIE resHit u.s. HAT
irstead ol Fort Henry, Fort peueson, and Ro-
anoks Island, they have Fredericksburg and
Ficksburg 10 boast Of. Instead Of following !
their example. which wsSld DO a gsPd thing, |
OF adopting the modora Kuropeaa SYSTEM
which would be better, VIC persist IN rushing |
whole regiments o; raw recruits, commanded
by raw officers iresh from The bs5 and the
counting house, rts the field; aud thon won
der that we meet with sad revorsosn
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STOVES! ST0VEsl

y New Stoves for sale al ...
q Jany.SO-5w' X hhihHs'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18
The Empire State Iron end Goal Mining
Company,


MAtUhi hhOhulht
ELAN ALExANDER. President
WV. y. JonNsTnN,
r, n. BLOOM,
g. l.. STnOnEonEH, oireefors
j. COwLEg,
A. NJ locKRTr,
A. y. Tu0NPsON,
Jhagq A NfsBkr, Secretary aud Treasurer.
a. H. THOMPSON General Superintendent
Jan. lith 1868. Gm
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18

ssa- The emperor Of the French is sa ID to
be earnestly engaged, through the modinm Of
The Paris MINISTERIAL journals, in monuIacim-
ing public sentiment favorable to French in.
PREVENTION In American all,irs.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18

A IA 6y,6o Methodist Uhntn, cpue pw g'Hp
A9 .sr.nI. nesa Allt.g.., 1...l.,l........
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Hs4- ndPN'7 NV'i0"F V'"V"'V W NV AZ"
York Herald says:
The most startling reports daily repch uS Of
oursgss by our soldiers ali aleng the line Of
the Memphis and Charleston railroad The
Seventh Kansas regiment Of cavalry arc par.
tioularly mentioned as the perpetrators Of cut
RACES for which tleir officers ought to be dis
missed from the service. Fences are pulled
+. down and burned, hogs, cattle and fowls killed
horses and males stslen, hsusea burned, ana
. pillage and rapine are their common. eveV
day purmit6 Evon ladies' have had their
clothes on their porssns thrown over their
heads, on the pretext that they had money en-
their persons which they would not give up.
Such desolaton az has followed in their tracks
in West Tennessee can never be adequately
Swallowed forth in words Il has 10 be seen
to beapprcested OGicors who fail 70 con-
mand their men are guilty, aud Should DO made
70 suffer,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Capture or Ralfi cad Trains.

1uLLAHoHA. April 49, hfosmation deemed
rsliabs VA received 70 day, ltssins that General
Wheeler had saptufsd two trains--sns between
Louisvilss and Nashvii,s, tAs ether between NssA.
yllis END ArfffeeshcEo'. With lasss nsmbsr Of
men snd fh:ers Destroying tie srairs. III quiet
e|aswtsfe.
ts1CoHD DpPAIczI'
zULIlHaxA, Apin la.--Yasther advicss have
been rsesiyed from Gen. Wheelsr, COZ Ariains ths
eaptuxs of two trains, esnsin.ns go 600 In green
bAshs, and . number Of prisooses, Ins:udips three
Me3ors. two Captains. acd thrss Of Eoss<ranss
sta7 Il Il ealsa'a.sd that thiety Of The snsny
were killed, saa ssveniy weusdsd. Our los n
killed. none. snd only ens s.ishAy wounaed.
foTrICHAL DIsPATcHl
TuILAHcMA Api l3-Te On, Cespsr:-
asssrL waeslsr reports from Lebanon, il h iSst
- folloWs:
Il ciysds4 ny coumald Il to two Parties ard
MADE raid u sd tie louisville and Nsshs si;is, end
Esehsi.!s aad Eurfseseoro' railroads. csrturlrS q
large train On eash, srd many officers and nsn
''PoEti,ns Of Tks-.aE's sad Earean's cavalry
divisions s,nposei bis command
"tsisnss) BsA1ToN BsAaa"
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FINANCIAL AND CO 0MMERCIAL
EUEeUAY. Anil II


fPIcIz AND RAsK Eo-Es.-Tte premium for
sa,d tsoliics rate l. ". The em.an' ciTsrans Is
ins'nsIdFssls Silver IL UonasHy ss Tj. The
tsoke:s will psy Cd 80 for gold psns notes are
ntmsr. We q1o.s teii!c rsie q: - = cent, though
sone Ct .he brokers clainae to ssk oa.ly Is y
esn!. for VHglaia notes Ounieds ais Trsasuly
noiss issued prior 10 Ds,s ubsr "a, is6 s1e Ia Go
r.and at T. cent prosnium.
BONDS AND 6ToCKs In view Of the suct;t a
BALE to-n-rIo. tweane.say) We omit cue usasl
'ias OF qaosstioai Confederate boris are fcm,
with Al upraid tendency. III, rev lssac OF e'ztt
= cents, which Si! esase On ths % Lest, are now
sought afset al 20; u cert, pssA.un 8snde of
tie 100 HO COO loan, long dass taay bs Quoted ct
sio- Siu'. a'@ The absorption 0. srsasury nosss
Wy shs inadiag p;ocsss is progressing favorx5iy,
ana wiz eauaisracs ihs teaasncy to fue.her ds
probation OF our currency arisir from ia, heavy
iaasf siaee the Ia: Of January lsst
PRODUCE. &C Apples StsD30 > bb; Batter,
s5@3 rs v ID. Bacon L. 20. % GEn, under moe
As,ral ree~ass va q ic.s hosround 81 SOL ~:
hanB 6 al 81 Bans. SO osr buahsi, ana in
Demand Bssswax eI 20 J, ID CON Ii = de-.
eaasd, the rev iupressr,sns iaw having relieved
'a'raers os thsir apprsbsusiona snd supplies are
90" lie liberal: We not, ssss q. - so y oashel
C'fn Meal Sis Y bpshsl Candies, taiiow g. q
ato Diiod Apples elSeA Dried Peaches, O.
onshel Eggs, S. 80 p dozen Hay the iax-.
kss qai!s bare, snd Ii ave bssu mate as liga
sssS@.5 evil Lara, 81 6s0 70 v 10 poss,
t-' = buKnsL 0s.s. St6S 90 y bushei Psta.
I'ss Irish, sc~ls; kw.st 1eV'a " baahsi--
eNefs ii inotay, 81 81; .3oSer, Az0ss Wheat,
vel v sushsi for red ead white.
foaAcco-ws renew quotations, WITH the 70.
mark ihs. gooi qusliiss a.s Arm. but ,.amon
s'@s"ha' wsake, /, Iassrior L1ss eIs0.2, 1ool
20 5000; common Leaf 4.5O3j, god 20 ,
ew@!0; dao do, SscaSJ. fss Maaafagtu e 3 i5
.'s'' md an extra article st.li higher. Ths mar
.S' Tor Ka2ufacturs2 Tobaeso Is considerably
''wes srd there is reason 10 bsi,.s thss spse1,a.
''fs are Ia mslaGeholy rams o, mind. E.lss are
Iaae ssS.@ 20. scsosd.ng " q2ad.y. A very
sas Article will briag mora.
"hocHRiEs hare Eot materially changed sioss
WV i@st rsport EusGs ara moxs f.m--Bfown.
sHSi % Aoissxa Q 00!l " gsilon 1s fee
49, S@iso Jaws bisasr. esls. 4s959e. y -
Aiee. st13ss YW
AocTios sALs-A Ksst, Pei % 4 Ct - a.ls 70.
s"Y 'hs hiio~irg prices were oltsiasa, Brown
s1 VI Z . 20, xolsEsss siC13io &c; 2io sefYss
~~i 81; Ess " RAE ~, En-. er % Is; Choose
., Lstd u o.1I 81 Hkns el IS; niddIiass
stS'' hhouidsr Sos; Jowi. e; uegrousd el ~,
:. s.t's. oaisns essi Soap ets; Tsliew Candies
LIE Fssash BsaDdy tieD3s; Wblsksy eIs se0
y" ~ APPS sssx4y Sst fGQs3t0
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CONGRESSIONAL suNNiRY.

Ia ths ssaa;s. tuesday. ssreral un,rportaut
bills wegs p.sssd Th: sefsian wAs eaicy cca.
fn,,i IN be discussion Of the bill 70 soua os.e sae
snsc.ss. OF .bs American Te;sssaph Company and
otss Sien sasEt,s In ths lines OF ,elsrsph in the
Confederate Etatsa Nj, Cida.m edvccatei the
iii. HegCs. Johnson. Of Ark sn3 Johasoa Of
Ca. epposei Il. The frrtssr confederation OF the
bill was postponed artil to day.
In tss Esasa his greater par. e the N oenlr ses
slon wss ipent In diseussir the resolutions re-
parasi from !hs Judiciary Commi,ses in re.asien to
martial law and thu Ers2snaion o: tbs wIis Of As.
becs csrpas. Ths resolutions ws.e introduced at
TIA frat ssssan q the present Cerg sss, aud have
beea en- tbs c,i.ndar Of the Tous, snce tbst tims
7hsy wers pnssxd. Thee resolutions Gin, ist
fha. martial lar, In tbs sense Of the arbitrary
Suspension CT civil Jurisdiction cannot estt in the
UcnfedeEs.s States. Cd Th&s II It can exi4 in azy
ssnse than eniy by II 81 aAsi7s ibority 33 Tha,
.l.:s-y isw Il dis.nc. from martial law end is
ease.sd By Corsr,ss In ursusnee of the Coas.t u
iioa 4.h. That wltSoa. Maiti.l law a ma;tsry
salosIty; bus In doing SO he asssxnss the hs3ard
o. resp ,usibili'y. according to knowa prineihss
O. Ian. A motion 10 reconsider was laid upon tke
tIbe TIE sera,e bill irexsAzlrg the postf GO %
newspapers Ga5 pAAssd
In :be evAriaS ssports were IN sde from tbs Posi-
fmos Comml,tas The blu O! ths S,nsts to sllow
soldiers 10 ssna lstsrs frse Of postsgs defeated
There were also several hills reported ftcm tae
C3uini.se On tndiau AEsrs
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4 3 y = EXFHNEN OF11CE,
March 80, 1863
A1OTICX.-0n ard after E:rch 10th, 1863, all
IN Express PACKAGES consigned to parties
living withia Tho corporate linits and Left In tho
TX press Cfise n1stii 10 4 II of the day following
thar arrival vii; be dsiivsfed by the CompAny's
Express Wssou, sad charge nsds for such Dc.
livsTy.
Packages received BY Express will be delivered
q. tbs Express III - 60 conssyness application,
ss goon ns sacticabs after lie arrival Of ths trsia
la: &c Packages Will bs received for trknspcrta-
tlon after PM. ID 0oODH,
E,h 3o-,w Express Agent
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Hy Ee5snssa, AGazs + Co, AzcrR
tCornsr .ssi sid 9ta :tssets
r ssGz BALE rF aEOCH5iRs, SODA,
cOprHxaS ssc-Re will seu ~ auction
O. Midday, .Ao iith ins. at 10 O'Clock. 81 our
vases -s,se, corner ef 0.a &ai Man sslee.s-
SOD EGGS b; Carp So51
Is ea.as aa: S.aa
So tb:s Baltimore :opperas
SIS hhds Ghoos n O BuSars
80 btls 4, 90
s4tbs do a,
- bsRs 60 Co
20 nts Clarified do
50 SACKS V& Aa.t
chests 0anpowdes Tes
10 saSk3 pri.ae Rio Q 6se
IS dozsa Corn 1goor1s
. h5il VsrEiah
And suodgy other g,ods in the Grocery line.
--ALSU,-
variety cf Blockade Gooss
A los Of GARDEN Dseaa
apl4 RCBiNsOz, ADAMS & Co
NyR WILL ae.; at aucs.oa ia hisnm nmooa. Sa
w without rsssfvs, on FRIDAY. l7th Inst, .,
ouI Warehouse, ec,nsr Oh and y AIN sssss,s-
2:o kegs 5Epox Oayb SOFA;
30 bbis GopnsSas.
app R1SiGsSH. ADAMS & %. Anafs
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HzAIQ'Rs l4Fa TEAM EE0'T.
Camp 0segz. w. April 2. 1883
EBWAHD or TEyxFY DOLLARS 2Stf

kkNA4O OE XH1HEI OVAkABS SaVA
II will be Esid scr shs ARES. and delivery 70
TIA. command, or 70 the prope. cfaces In taaa
Gases. Of tas following Desert.rs.
l. Private TEOHAs ANDEnSpA, CT CO "A,
deserted 21:a Oes isds. from camp at Bunker hiii.
Va Eaid Andersen was born in ths state OF Ten
nssses. :s about u ysAss OF age fses 10 i;schss
high dark hsir bus eyer tho lest badly koasred by
. buru; fair conp.sxi5u, and whom euita:ed stsgs
diver.
e Priva.s yOB1 pg@ PUs, Of % a, dssss:sd
on tie ISL OF 5rIy 1862. SAID Psssus was born In
MensgoAsry Co, 6lsts OF TsnnefEee, Is FL yesYs cf
sge tees iIehs hssn, g. = nss; 0.ae eyes, aorid
B. Psiva,s JAMES gEAED, o. co B. deserted
from Hospital at d nviis, VIZ, date net dsHuitely
knowp. Said Drxme was born Ia tee state Of Ten.
nsssss, Il 3 yeasa Of ege feet Inches hlga dark
1. serseant JoIL RIGalxs. Of 60 O. deserted
from Haspisai a. LyrcAbug, Va, 0c:, 1860. Said
light hair. blue eyer, fsis somplsxion and h.s The
sesond d.gsr cf his lef. hama off, Wa b.rn In
4Ontg0rseFy 90, Tenn.
s Corporal JAMES Il HaLkY, Of co q deserted
from Hospital as WesrensOn, We, Oct, ls6a. EGid
Haiev WAS horn Ia Stewart 60, Tenn Ia FL yssxs Of
ssa lee. iashss high. light hsis. dark eyes, aud
dark ctmplsxien,
from Hospital .. kishnond sboas lst Hov, 1861.
and We ns II eon psny with n.s father 10 his home
Ia Tennesses Ea4d Wa-o was barn In the Stats OF
Ksatu.Ay, L. a5au, 70 ysars OF ago. fses 2 inehss
high. black hAl. lilac eyes, fair eoup'exion. and
"A''' Bye Ry order de Of ~ Col WIN MscoxB.
WIN MUsT3sD. Adjt ap Il-s.sA1u.
PBOIAI. NOTIUN. -Raving taksn
- ths eommodious snd exssnstys hon.iront
baildlng rsssnty essupisd by kssxs Kan. Bald.
los iis saa lls Mala s.rsst
anA proooslpg utthin fsw deyl 10 transfer our
h0alnsss to hat pant ~ ahali hold no further pub.
lssslss q our rrses@ss @ .oSs'.'c; Ss. AsaAasas ~
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Fight at r. ankIin. Team,

Chattanooga april ia Ssa' occurred Al
Franklin yesterday. asa Vsn-Dosu a.tACkea tho
enemy with 7i0o csvslry and Ffesnan's battery.
The Feiersls re:reatsa, but advar osd again with
heavy reinlo,eemsntA 4 bloody Asht srsusd -
Rrssusss battery wss sap.med, md Rrssmaa
Killed ceIs oEs Is heavy We re:rsatsd from tie
place sfssr TX hours hard hshtinz
Laser aoa5Eifiis refso.sns tie re ee2tnrs OF CO.
ar.,!:cr. after ths fail Of freeman. We took 60
pris5nsTs
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LCwTBE FROM WOE P RESIDENT 4. Fl. STE
paEsS-HlS VIEWS ABOUT THB war.

Tae HsYaon1 <ulss Gazette publishes son. ex.
tracts from private le!.- written by vics. Prei
dsn. Stephens 10 q reside. Of that city. Ihsy
eontaa Ia.iser CT iatsrss IS expressing ice visws
CT CHS Of ste ciisf ofacsts OF tie nation IN the
present jloss1fs Of sffsirs In revewing the ab!i
iy Of sks soush TO maintain .rs stand {: has tai en-
SD bsid ioS .hs las ~o years. the Vice Pes.cs n:
.ps.ks so1Gie0.y. He ssys:
WssEn Without DOUBT, subs'st on: armies lost
a. loas ss the Federal Government. shall .:lu5
to wage Ibis crusade Ggars: US # p-opsr.Y, j1-
dicioasiy, and wisely avail. ourselves {. Cur ,e-
sou,ces 1Rey are sSundsnt. If piudehtiy csveI
epef hasesnGso hnS applied Eo equal nnnitsr
Il! paeyia tina III had more of tie O. gan.
ttl slsaeas Of ~ar &. :ha.r command than we
have Internal resources for Eubs.st s5os 10 cas OF
the ehefsst OF :hrss. En-. the dsvslopmen. OF
to-ss Is looking 70 5y those wa conduit war
glo ss sacch, If no. more, than tho raj l. of
6ooiss gave eicss attention 20 this sub sc: In
its D. ginning OF orr a.rcye and was wrli gasis.
nst .hss We scu!d ma ntAin t1s wa- II oar def:lcs
long ss tas easny could prosecute it for cur suo
Jag i.ion Efgdsiics, @. F.cssa, 6s.e2ds a;a king
duI Ia 6 &c ySa egrs s,g3gg.e S9a a.iist al the
bBsl p3we,s TIA ODDS s5siaE: tia il fsh.ing
u5n wsre i8res - cns--yet his u.yanoe was ATE.
eses.ci ard 3ct ~ciy tsis, hu: d. tac end OF the
Ns, d.d 40! CsTe 6o!lar his aEovvs wha. can
ali mag bs done, for his slsg dom wzS Ear ineccr
10 i-TtoTy Il tlese lrvsl ci ouioes esasaisai
t. sucSess Ia ~sE i / tHGt ID wanting with Us,
unoss r E.ai Pfopid.i2s, Is the hans rrs!as Sc
DAtse sni .Ica-d oaf re=oarcos taaS elevated
thos4 oI r u-a a Eve y eao g.
of tee 20 iasry il :he Ssrieulu-si in. saou.a
be e8o. ozsiy arpit51 IL ,he p,cd3o:ien % foa1
aaa cio:aGg for waiis satisfad We poIsses
Tie 4esn, 20 ;urnisD the ueesu5agy supplies etc,
AL a rally ssslsnss sas. II hay ara not properly
aad se sasig u: e1 tae supplies viii fail! and sn-n
ts.iu.c viii be attended with diIal.er
Aft.r Speaking o, nsycral ninos matters, and
DIVING solewlit Up;n the n5vsnents Ia tho
Eo1k1esi az. s:spl-ns gays
n he T,ssCiiCe sEe Esus:, with q pstiiotism, p..
tieras knd fsrtIds beas all tbs LIS, ,,-ivaiiorg,
AID SAC ieooa which ags the price c: our irdepen.
dslea @Le5s Ills, Dsiva.i0Ds and .seriA;es inast
b. hegciesly torac. nc. only bY the f.si.sas ,asn
II the sd but by al who are a! homo AL have
out!es 70 psr.Gsal Hvocy ons s7ao Gan surn a fur.
rov OF seiril1 uss G bns or q Eesdie, WELD en
sxs os s1ut!s--ia = wora, svesy oae who cEa
turn haad 80 anything In the way Of supplying
tod AID oiotail fer the men III .zs k:id can req
CO. IL po.taa. ana essential sscsies 10 :hs ares.
eaasa. and contribute something toward utims:e
tu3eEsh
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Improvements The western portion Of the saap..
toi Squire ls still UNDERGOING improvements at the
hand, OF tho stsis canv.ats They ers dsiy era.
p!cysd Ia cutting new walks SID eveliug the esrsh.
day Or two sincs the water in :ha wes.s L form.
tsin was turned on, and eroc ga. the eorD,Dy
msr wildly to tie minis Of sas p;odd:ng ciaz ,ra
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FreKl the Southwest.

GafEADar Eiss.s AsIi- la Large rsia.crcs
raenss and eor,nsisssry and quar- sssers stores
have arrived. Ths new plan ia 10 s.rd force 10
esca o. tie :hr:e railroads eaIning son;h. Grants
army joins aesserans |: y water. tho ennssEee i.
failing r.p.dy.
1.-The above is rupcosea 10 refer 10 TIE plans Of
the enemy be. it 10 flisuls to rerteP 1t inelii'
gble.I
HEnsAsDo. Miss, April 1l--Eiil.t's / kasice Sci.
eads has certainly goas to EGs oa.s.
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AHEAD CT LL-Maay ase tie jakss &c. Up In
cAuap, bat We think this ore will 'ex.tivate the
dNspida.ed linen from The ahrusbsry." sincs the
publication OF the caapls;n story, isst week, q
friend told Us tas following: O,i 4. as'. Col. 3.
were cou,in sEders OF rival resineutJ II sh, came
b isa.e. Each ems lsusly watched the ohar TO pre-.
veat being cuts pc.d in ef efIi.;saey. Ccs dag g.
was s.sE:.o:; by kescins taas revival goiog
Ia 4 s reg.nsas. Hs lcar,e6.atsly tu-ned roana
tc his AGu.sns sEd ins.rue!e lin to isssis gsxs
rsl Greer c3o-eninS revival forthwith. Hs ihen
made inqairy as 70 tie progress Of the revival II
As regiment, and On leaning thst fifteen had been
baotzsd be ordered tis Aeiasans TO make acssil
OF twenty Esn 10 30 baptized forthwith "ior says
he, 'JIl bs hsnsed II don't got stsed Of A, this
time - v:cksbHrH HAi3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-15

7ieaSa,y Ne.es.--CCr readers, generally, should
observe the fsot taes Treasury fo.es Issued bsfore
December Of Last YsAe aye now conmsadnX prs.
MUM of two TO three pss cent The causs Of this
seeming appreciation il tho dem and for suniIr e
phrposes. Until the f21 last the Treasury Dc.
psrt.utns will exchsr 90 eisA. Per cent. bonds for
these notes, and earewd pscpie who havs mears
to invest awaiting themselves CT the privilege
Aftsr the odd iIB.. old Treasury notes viii bs no
bet.sr than any other notes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-15

1AuTIfUL SUBURBAN 11olD WO2 NM
L1Hn xt!.sh.S q .r.ss rsas.s S 90. 20 .aisy5 s.st
NE ... 'oxn o. nsasnessssA 1sas ssfsAsa1 1sesa1
q ss.r, cossSo - ieesau1 80. we've. ~ hwl
- TisSvons 1s : 9s:.aA dew a Oe ~
s.os:ss.r !. css Il :: .sss sss; sssss;., 2sn Z.
Than sny plaes asss shn O. nv. oihsr siss. ~
,mxovsns, I'M e sos..s Of laEfe - Aa1nnSly
coE.ucclou sn0 coo1oeaoo1 oe1o3 rone6eaoe. 90.
tiluiiy arTasxeS fcr senixnS "a is.M ~ 49,. sSo;
=: :r:.,. 1isse.a =. $780, sr.: s.ahs CO q
"a 4.,r~ S~Sts :, S.s SSSs
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erasjlert svseer svs,v rees ..sssSs 49, ~ -
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We win sell usau t;.p rre.niSsa a 10n1na
DAY. tie S2i Inst, al q 0closs Z, sAs a1oVs
deseiissd thm known - .1cnlleellor ~ hts
fsNoesce q freo VlAfks, 0eeN, s4t tnln9 4e laud1
Ct Hessss samue! Hwasrovs. ~ Hs11sa 1Asase,
Geo'd ecntaaainss ~ shove ~ oe!oat a6aVto1 Il
ne growth OF tie choicest veost1els2
Ferors desirsEs 10 sscue eAoaee an1 rural
ccno vita 50 Maay sdvx0taSeA afe pAtfo1laesy
ftdsessso to exSma1s the eaEs before eAe ~ q
sSs.
sERas-Onate,sd eash Tor ths whOlA, U rss.
Tered the eatanss at 9 and - mooths Or nsso.
haois notes iatsscss sCdsd and sssm "a By esed
o. suss Jas = TAYLOR + S0H
spI3 acssiscssea
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THURSDAY. ia IGts az "a = "a S..ns.::ss "
At Al 0'cIOek r t~n -. S..s.,s -rs.>e ~. ~
Gated On 7snas. Ssas~s. 3s1ses.ss
strsets. THey 61a S essT. - T. - Ss,S<
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cor 1863 JAS n TlYItSa "a aO1
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ta. Nh sSa - Hsrsh.u sot~.ar aI"ss ~. un
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man. aj.o .rn,a.;ny - " s-" '-s'"'
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800 - Aeo'e'
v>6G vAL9E Bis PEoPEH1Y Known As
Il TIE ASHishsD HOTEL, ca ih. R,chmopd.
frsdssieAsbzrg snd Foicnte xa!iro:d. In Hanover
countT. ST AUCTION -Sy virtue Of dssfee II
tho Circuit Court o. tbs city OF Richmond entered
January 22d. ls6f, and o dec.ae snenaatorJ thsGe-
q entered geSr uaTy tth 1862 Ia the sn:s Of Todd
O. sl- VI Hobinson es al, tie Undersigned Com
nisai5nss shatsby sppcinted for tie purpose, viii
son a. public auedcn, upon tho Sreuisea. on
THURSDAY, a32 day Of kprfl u fair; u uot,
tho ne.s is's Cay tasfsaftesD commencing st II
oStcs1 hs suAble fea. e.sssa knoWn - The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-15

ANOTHER GusgoAr aonk.--Just as tie 20.
iEG sas ggins down n frcn. OF Chx.les:on aretGot
4azkoe sunboa. w.s following her example Ia the
CoosaN rivss, few miles cistans. Tho Federal
s1nbca! Gsc:so Wa.hinston. Captain Campbell,
mounting fcus guns, anchored OF Chiloim I,isnJ
SAD thorty star the Confederate light s1trisry
@ss tTcusa. - tbs bank and commented pouring s
tes dEs .aio hsf sae t0ok % aaa wss burael 10 tic
wa:sta edge. Sevega! Q. those wounded Oh board
were turEsd TO dosih, another Ysskes Sunhoxt
having come uo and commenced nfing ca soms Of
cor so,Gers who hza solo oat In boat - taxs ths
pooT wEs .ebts Of be hr lag vsss.'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-15

T55acco.-A proraine at Ecisl topic yesterday was
tha fell tn the prise OF tobacco Eve.ybsdy had
word or two On the schi.et People who had
dasbed In tho wssd' With the sxpeststion that
they would shortly reSlizs fortunes tho least
6ispossl 10 converse on SUI .ct 50 dispriting to
them, whilst those who had not staked anything On
the rise were coograiulatlrg each other. ard e
joifina thst she spsculatofs' had suffered There
were two suction sales Of tobacco yesterday, Snd
quite nun ber OF LOSS were passed over bssaUsa no
sue would taz1ra bid