davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

|vTSBIQrY DOLLARS REWAlp.--wiIl b. pAid ,oy
n .s sS AZ . :is .', -: M .,:
- insAes hiNh. sgea 70 w~rs. hsA eyes, light
hair, and nv oesep~tion fsrnsw. The above n,med
revarl Will be given for bis sas confinement or e.
i,rerv at arp p.a,e scccit.e ~ thu militia sn,s ),
''s %., g order q 1t T.. p csaas Co.
J-IprY DOLLARS wt;!'--Stra,eI fr,ia tie
II camp CT IN. ',risai. Iiy'ic !in.,. near sh-ihy.
DC 4.nf, GA the iTth 81 MAY. I..; = dus hrNsu
iscin. u,.re about haodt hst, 81 4 .s.f b.
iorth.ad ard scar On dat aii', and nc ig-t ."v,
The s,.I 10 lcr,h eal Ei' aio'r Ita.ti VIA Ia IT, i
Ter her delivery any :nf'l mt !"a TIA. -il lead 10
htr r. 5sytry at tho camp OF iiei- ,;ea p!iis EA-
colt. IusJ- J-H' . ". eIMNoHo>.
Do,:r NOME Lost LII on ths c"nn,sr Of Pr
/ kleM Urris grcs;Ay s'"re. poek'. '.'h coz
iaining slIo Ia ConislSis ii ''", 81 IN gel "'d 80
cents 10 silver With several w'i'en d'1G'aenf, upon
gi # wi, ch OF cuIs MY name. among t,'la Certificate
f rss: It wa ic't the ,on'es Thursday Aiisi"rn
.ci.s r.. ABEi:SATHt.
n,, a3..3:' "a H. Co. H. ''o AK.
l., swooJ. Blacku.:. Extract CoIte. 500 Threhi.
f-s Lemon. T.riiupr. q n-rr. Epp- ~ait- Flour
-uehsr. Mustard : rlt pn:si ~ r.di fspper SPICE,
sa.,. tupperat rrscii'%ipn CO., toc%a. Books IA
m,ygf.,: NJ u. rARIIAM, agi.
,;,uIHrI DOLLARS REV NIB Ti.. a,iove rcwst.i
] viii BE- paid ic- the spIrshen-ioa ard c"i"f-
rsnt Of i,l owin: de.cr,rr ,n,"S tfrkil'. -.
n IN a.. Regiment he Ia red hair. 'l' eyes,
his pc. somewhat tc!keI. lie ZEN ru to- 80 IA"
capt. c,,c:; c.. Il, IN "a. l:ss. F,'.'..e Tenn.
iuay-j :"
Iu%r czr".v"p ANo Tor a,Li; II" sig. Il
Also nara "a Tactics ':sta. .:Xpc ia'oas. ;,nd
,nany otarr i.e issue. (. the ~rtAs N press Gail at
ir"E st"r: nen. ;ia "a, = '!ous', 11"''' 81
I -i,:@'i ~ ~. Nrcorh.t.
-. -. -----------r.-----
IL las,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

h<o-' ten. Stein" e:,rs report o the opera
lions lis command in tie battle -, tar Il
.ns', is published. He sa!s oar lass :
heavy he lat Brigade los; IA h,!i ii .:!.l wo.ii,a
ID. 9i men ai.j two oi..cefs; amoat the batter
thee rs ,iinental comm iers, Col Jones l.,i III
re ,huonr New York Volunteers; L. Cot Hort
and II cot Moore. II P,'nmsyiv ANA vuiln
;crrS"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

rea- The index to tie London Times for III,
year 1862 is among the last publications an
nouuced. The price of the volume 10 two dol
.ars.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

So Every one mcs: see daily Instances OF
people who complain from mere habit Of c"nh
pl,ni =; anil make their frirdh. uI"asy, aEd
r rarcn.S merry, is murmlr.ng at cN.!" tiat
10 not exist and fcphing = = Lilo. ~!ii, h
tiiey q } not really feel.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

VALUABLE PLANTATION FIR SAI.E.-Tl':
uuders, r,ed ohers f,r his piGn;a;;,n. sitna-
It'd in Chambers cOuuty live miles Of Lafayette.
Ala on the road 70 West Point consisting OF 90;
acres al land.
TN the premises Is q good dwelling ana other NJ"
tss,rv bu,idnss all in good condition. good
81, ing of never failing water. giI house and screw.
barn aud spedt tor stock. Also good gstdeu, peas
no apple aai cherry orchards, VITA cV1lyIhas nee
~sary ips a country residence . ,
Persons wisn, * luy, would do well 10 call ana
-s the place Mr. u. III: Muse OF Lafayette, viii show
me pa.c - aay Que wishing 10 purc maze ier'''
cay. rr.., , ,r,Scr,--
sas y1g- 1Sa---~FN -1HO2. :. IN Sto.''
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

a1: Gen. H,s.ts {, IL stated OF good AL
.,t"rity. VIZ ayers, To- :ho of,,=r dri.ir,, IA"
iIne New Ocloar> people I,om their homes
Ind would not have enforced II ii i.ercmpt"r.
instructions !rotl the Yankee Secretary oi
State h::d nu. hccn scIft I" h;in. Ev"ii that
= ..eJl.s u,.itnol was sh .ckr.: ~ 10. n:I'i
.. If "a .:.i4a..uS q. {. &c.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

Ec.s- How We should rejoice to hear of our
boys III Bragg aIiny double quickihs" into
Mur!reesbUro some iine ssorning and the Van.
kccs "doubie-q1ickiug" out, 10 the iune o: the
new Yankee "Doubie-quick-ster"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

isil- Inc inlrcssmont oi negro soldiers and
tie Punishment oi " omen and children INTO the
s1ai.i, lie ,lic bes: evidence of Weakness AID
desperation, yet GcuIo.sstcatc III the North
IA lev Einro. Vigorous blows anI the monster
setPonr OF surJHs alton, VIII o,v, AZ the g!,as,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26
ADJr AyD INSPECTOR GEyS oPrUE,
RltSixss o, Ny llih, laA1h
General t1rdsKs
~ &c

No. Is.
I. The folfr.tns na..s rei.iiss Z, exchange
p sons t. IL pnel. ~j t tcs hioriation II al CO u
atret
EEcuANui. NoIIc.; NO. :.
IdCBsoAo NAY }. 1883.
Jne f.ios:nS & ae!..ata oti..is ani. men hav.
beei Gu $ exrliGr,'l. "a are h. ieby declared:
T. \ Ulcers al In-n v hp haveie.n delivered at
- T. ~ al An, '.ln- p'.Na'is H. May :, 1853.
'F'' o. 1red - any pi',e beior. tho Isl
=! aga .r,.. nGh have y a c.>ei al parole.
!" =. i-san e.p-:'vl a. H"h" t.reiini or Virginia
b'i", II II AsiIb, :.o, s"o hiT- tt-a RELEASED
l. !i.t cl'5-Tc AID ~" ,ipilrtl sal ps-ii b-
zen - J.. oa';;f "a Ia 'e.p - .,s. fent ssse
III d. &. ni-r Il
! :, rs ,a... 81 u,.r cay'nr.l AL p.r,l-i by Ii
- a. - ga -'.r. -.tk .it1lsly 2jth. 1Ssi
NJ ih'l'y - u cnl.,r. l. - ia hts m arch
ne .'.' 81 n4' r-itra' ani W capt. CamsrOn
Al - i.Lti 80. ~ bacet",et. i>'i-.
Is; ttu-rs hh- rn"u f.i",e.l al 0.f,rl. Miss.
~ ID i''c."i'"r =" :. 1T Ucs Arc, Arkansas. ou
itHe 'th e, Jsnusfy. i~,i anl a. .;A:sn Rome la
. Oh ~: -''h iehrnuJ, l>6;
q. Al ltf-"is VINO have i-eoi ca,.'i'al the 49,
OF u'' y nrr. l.s1inc - ih' sane. rpsn the
c~-t "I the Confederate Gn'e,i SITE az AZ tim
prttiodStn hec.mt.r iUeh Isl.
o a., civilians who have been arrested 1T any tia
h"i"rt the Oa May ss. aud released on parole. arr
discharged iin'i any aud -s:ry lcs'iun cnntAir.i
N saii piroie. u arv such p.nna -fsten any oath
:" T. lance to IT., ttitcd States or given nh boni
90 u hi'reese was accompanied with. a, ,t.r g a.
: c''Ipi NJ a. ii~cai' sd iruni t.,- siuie.
" Il "''' I--7-''', embraced ia aug -, r-.y linz
..''''' . a. AZ SECTION - att Iies r. ,faHge
. -. !. - =" mr. ufei tfed exchange. s-e iu
80 -! t. ~ tee - n. cule !erst. nusumi'i--
ROBERT GUILD.
m''i' - Agent of ESrhsng-
EN.si,-
L,," 81 T.L. =. Cos. srsr.u At
n =, $40. Als., Alag o. 1868. {
e...'.f ii, ntnGt,p
.t...l
/! Al ".'i as g. iH- :'.low.n: - ir--g.- are ~
1--we! IL q t..' Cut ~. anu ". immediate.
!. typu thci. vst"msnG>. - .5tE. 2a;a ,sth and
,tn Al,'iinlL ,siIaen-s a.;s 2:A :.a Aau 80 "A
Mississippi r, .,il.eut-.
/. All n!ac"r, relieved VIII -sl.t the result u
. tL,.r a.~ir- - these Had .u...e.,
4 "vc.'l ~ e..
u. Gen. PILLOW,
IAirfCf Bsrcau.
90. { !:..AsI
: y. 4. "a. tmayi0 ?RG
en- Atlanta Coa.l.plr-ca ih, Memphis Appeal
. (intA>.nl aud Montgomery MID cery and forward
A-,uu.. Il aai. 81. Che .ih-n. Asa. y. 81. At hi,
I'arr-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

bsa5- MAJOR CIa-onc> 'Pr>;...ca, so of Gctr&e
O.. Prentice. o. the Louisville 1,uiT.al, wlr
vas Il. dc i'.isoucr 10y tic fa~kc"- some tine
ago II t." Wrrt, came o" b. rccant Nag o.
tru.c bolt to Ci'y Point. and A.,s arrived il
.c!.:aouI.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

EsaJ" i HAIRS the west ci.n nate upun lac
success "i lntrcp.d Vicksb'mS army, ant
,la late &. i.,uco!nipn, trein,!ts Ill tt hal
lauce. TIc zacc is about ''i:c A-i.d-n"c;," IT,
na-;s o.. tho. home s;.otch,' AMI the natio.
.vi ~. oro;.i.. Oh "a Issue.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

c., iht y. \. TribUne ol the 10Th has lie
following announcements. "rro Rev. r. q
ali al " &. and Horace Gtctly VII; illus
t'atc a:.d cri6rce the claims OF Loyalty tim
evening at G!cocAcr HG.il.;.. (corncr oi Nor
TN @uoc:.J Seats tro3.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26
u NE Az l.fTTr.D.
3 sue CuIc-.A Certain Clls!

Recipe, composed cn;.re:y of Negeab.: ia-,r:i
rHts. sill ic sent b. mai; TO any, r-r-on upon the
,cc.i,' Vi ~, du.il.s which lis warIau;rl t. he ~
>.r- cure r. Grnorrban. Gesr, LeucorI h.a. Acute
and hr"ric !4yiui,is. &c. 1t vii cuIe syphilis III
term II n IL cura1le ~ any ether iian OF treat
II .i.Ir never koowu u .fai III -ing!e
e. where !. was giveIa lair trial Composed, as
i'.I+, I'll vegetable simple. IN lie 'eJvh q all, any
,l.c u! coano. iadst;eI: c.n riel"re 1t; IL c;! b
I'D privately.
Aug pe.t,n wsiiUt Ecuy, vii rncinc I We
Dollars ana IA pcsta re stamp i:r =. J. dor
Ir:jna,ln .btope county Georgia. and r.Ci;n.
siii D. Pity AID faithfully rr.ur.sG.
raayl.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

FRESH MEAT.-The unders gnrd haze as,o, lat ed
4 cmseive- together 0r tue purpose ot conduct
iug the Butcher Business la Chatian-osa. We shall
~ p every morning AT The Market house. the hest
Fresh Meat the lowrst market price. tyr the &C
commodatio1 o. body, we viii sell the meat AT
ter the market hours u. our store, opposite Mcken.
hey and will spare no pains 10 serve our customers
AL ti:nes The bnsin Will he .iTi"iy conducted
the cash rriroIrc.
} kH!.ii,
T..AEDi3HHlEE,
4, n
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26


Nc" YIN "' ''''
'''''n' ~" y '"' '' w" -
ara l. '"t' M''r'' ~ ''h''Sy'F ana N"''h
'cefN'
n-5- Ii Graut, after hall a years Immense
rrepara'inn ami having 40 iac advanced into
Mi,sis-rli 10 capture ii,r .l';l n and reach
the rear u N.,ksbur;. shall inEi'ripusiy ft:!,
tie cani?n.l of tAa Mississ.rri Ta!.ny is viz
tuaily oulci; and it viii be as d.;ii-uit in the
il i, in Wal Street 10 bu,.. 4 G. jlI E.gie wi,l
bssket .nll ii green hacks"
~-----
81 Gen. Hunter, as the :. /. Tr.nun..
writes 10 Gov. An'ircw IT h;--l. praise o. tie
] cn.rcG soldier; Irw IL SEW. n Prrt hoy";
With few lrtciI sruL h..> is f,',n ihs Nr'th
e. aid ii chi. ;,ey might iaaic ct,>:aiNc aud
important i:curainns uto Ia. .a1>t drHrr}y
! I,pulr'cl sla' .rs i.t-.
a:t,s Gen. E"s@s i II stated o" good "i-
tlrc New Occar> pcotl,, Iiom their GoInce
! Iud would not nave enforced II II i,ercnpt"rs
instructions !roii the Yankee Secretary "i
State i,Gd no. h"cn scifi I" hln. Ev"n tina.
= 'ss'i.s manhood was sl' 'ckc' ~ ;i''' T. "''!'
! - ii .ii.r .:.iAa.'i' dc. &c
| So Every one nGs. see .a.Iy Instances OF
people who complain from mere ha"it 81 ''h
piiinldg; a"l mako 'heir lf"'i'' Hl""NF, aIh
X r.lt y. ~ lr.'!r /
10 not eSsi' an" !'p'i''hS j = ''!;.'.' WIG Z"
5heS % nov I''"! ''''
SD Nf'J"' va ''e '>.-.~'' 80 VI wv -
u. I'ehl'ta' % INC '''"''t'''e '' "'''A' VIZ"
Va" /" .''' u 'S'''' ~ VIZ a.. w. '"''' '''''
~ - ''' 80 am ~" - : ''
| Iu-S DOH - ny 'i"'' "'' '''S "'''''' III
|
81 1T ~ = i''o'"' Vi ''' '''' '"' NO
1'i'""'S "''''o"IIo''s"'' ''' NV. '"
'''' - - - 81"
evening, at .;.cuclcr Hl.il.;. (corncr oi Nor.
TN a:lcc:., Scals tro3.
-
IsS" iiiA'fs i" the west e''':'-"'le npon '!'e
,nc late G.. i.,rco!trtpn, tremn.s.'s ii tt bal
auce. T,o saco is about ne, k.Ald-necI:,' tie
ii@5s a.. 'ho." home stretch, ani the na''ol
| L9i,ii a. ,roi.ii. Oh "A; Issue
|
! gt4~ Inc inrrc"smont oi negro soldiers and
tie ban.shmeu oi " omen and children nito the
s,ai,,, lie he bes: evidence OF Weakness AID
des puTa;Ion yet Communicated III the North
.e,oour Of sup,n.e,tion WIN NV. uo the ,,h,s,
rcs. How We should rejoice to hear of our
nur.rresbvro' some fine ,,or,,,.r and ,be Van.
SOS .,i.uh,..o.;ck;u." on, =, ~. ,ure oe IN,
new Yankee Observation-Disclosures"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

OFFICE PROVOST MhE>9AL.t
tHArrANotr,a, My "i:h. lsG:. :
,rECi.. OErER3
M.
me sale a. H.. XtratiDg IN s"id'--. H. ;"i
rciy :Iib.fcJ wit hin 1s this i',>; .cI
on ococ.S iror' the Provost sim-hii. A.! pcrsoas
..Ig, yi.ll;Bc the apNv' p-ri"- vii r Il et So
ne Regulation - i.:rc. =. (. CATTLE9,
may -, - C1,t. ai.d pIuv"s, liar h'i'.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

hands uf the political sharpexS who have benz
l1oudest in tn. assertion es Is kysay and ih
Variability -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

M. Frsd Douglas spe'ke in ti.1 -
Maae ia New York on ssea ~
fk1nlhds ~ 49, 49, ~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26
COR SALE.

Eoh SALE
So boxes tobacco ~ dos. Cast Stee. Hoes,
= casks oi Hooks aad Hinges,
Lot IL Kentucky on Balls.
Hand saws and otAer articles Of Hardware.
Also q few extra large ParUr Mirrors, "i1do"
s,heocs ana a second hand top Buggy and harness.
For particulars etquheI -s ,,o
mayt2 i'm WA hhNS q Dip.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26
TAKEN u

A NJ committed 70 ,ai. ~ the n:..;--J as a".:'c-
"a >: Caa.rlLuugL. Oh tlo OF o..':. 49,. -
icccn.y cuI..2s:tcd u atm. S"st.>" "a ga
Peace. u" to2aiy oi IA miller, Tear. ~ q"
i1;l Y; Der, .SD2 neg.o 10 gao ssyi L. tame IL
JACK, Ind ti.: he belongs a. .ah frLe, vi Sparta
W!:c count. Ich.. S.sl boz ~ bia4 4. "a year,
oh. ..e: / ich hi1a. IN" nwner IL !"iuasi ~ 10
forward. p.u,r psunc.2, ~ chaTpe. an '''.'
Lin ri, o. i'll. J. 81 SWh.A.
d-c1i ~ .I1..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

NOTICE Il ssse this Aay removed my Office 10 tie
~ rooms ovtf ~. wayUs' b store. on Market srees
near the Ne Vsona AoHpitoe.
4. q. STOU r, Surgeon, p. A. C.S..
snd escss a HnspitAis Dist. oi the 1snnesse.'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

IHiPrY DOLLARS, uLn AiD - Des~rLd on In,
T. night Of the l.d inst, Pleasant &. ILiG.s pr"
y.ie Of my company b Esd Tennessee regiment i
~ years old weighs las pos1uds. feet ct in.ie-
high, dark coapieJion dasE har. AM no, posi:l "
as totha color his eycs. think they blue. lie
has a samrr,er In his speech. He MAS in bad hesih
ut the true he deserted. said soldier htts IN Gs
county Trnnessnc. Ga delivery " Inc at pofi tlud
SON. Louis.aua. placed in Conhnem 30 that can
get him, ] will pay the above reward
Nm. r. COLLINS.
Capt. Co. b, Esd Tenn. Reg. MaxeJ's Bril-
unaglG.lW
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

i,AXEN UP AND q MnlrTED to the jah Of Ham
l. ilton county. reshcssee, two negro men, Johu
gosts Ca John b very darx and Ben, Il of y light
,,, no eo,c- The owner n notified IN come 0rWard
= rpre properfy nay charges and take them away.
WM. II. McCALLIETE&.
aprS9.tr -, Tailor Hamilton Co.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

Attorney az LAW, tsnin, Age"t n"d S"s"'"
! Public,
RICHMOND VA.
<,!,AIMS OF cvesy description aga mt the COniedc
4 , rate Goysrnment settled will, accuracy and OH
catch. Attends all the Confederate etAtes cocS's
seid Ia the city Of Richmond. address Box llso
10
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

|. Tine f,ifr-tns q i.rs. rei,,ss 4, EXCHANGE
p sontr- u publ iSeJ t tee lfoiratian II al Gu b.
atret
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

l. ;,!iIHrf DnTi.ilS REV ihi,.- ia. aAoye reward
viii BE- PAID .c- the arl rshtn-oa ard c"urt-
wen, of the ii owin. d-scrirr tnt"S tfrsiI-. ,.
II IN An. Regiment. he Ia rel hair. '!'e eyes,
his ,c. .o,,cpaat te.keI. lie .et nu Is" ~, 'uH
~ iLt;E...
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

.r,cit.Fff,- !--lnL,.p and Mlll-r Yriiu~ Pant &.
i,ywuo,l. Biackiu... EN;rsrt C".irc. 500 !'redi.
f-s Lemon Trriiiiupr. g n-rr. IPp- ~aH- Flour.
oioh.r Ni.;ayd MA Pu:si .p'dI fapper Spice.
sa.i, tuppera', rescu%ipn CO., toc%e. Hooks AL
u,vgI.,. h. u. PARi!AH, Agi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-18

OF the one hundred and twelve prisoners
who were sent hence to Philadelphia for tie
purpose of hav wing the cath Of allegiance ad-
mnistered to them, at their own request, four
refused to take it, after arriving at the latter
city, and were sent to Fort Delaware.
At Cincinnati, May Is, writ Of habeas cor
pus in the Vallalidigham case 'Tas refused
A few days since an Irish woman found
s., coo in greenbacks, in paper mill, in lit
tie town in Berkshire county, Mass. The
money was in an intact sealed envelope.
Gen. McNiel was wounded in Che hip last
week by the accidental discharge Of q pistol in
the hands Of one Of his ads. The wound is
not serious, but Will prevent him from taking
the field fer several weeks. He was at Cape
Giradeau.
There are many candidates for The Office Of
Second Comptroller Of the United States
Treasury.
Major General Schcnck has or aored a mill
tary commission to assemble in Wheeling, Vir-
ginia, for the trial Of offences against the Uni
ted States
Six of the most powerful, as we'll as largest
iron Monitors ever built, are III course CT CON
strlction at St. Louis.
Brigham Young and his wives just ill
five rogs of seats in the theatre at Salt Lake
City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-18

The Union men in Ohio demand that
= he is &c be punished at all be should be sent
South
The Washington dispatch Of the =. 7. Post
says:-"It is stated that & disagreement exists
between Generals HaIleck and Hooker, and II
is now positively asserted that Hooker's new
movement was countermanded by Haeck.-
Prominent Senators ard Representatives have
united in a vigorous protest against General
EIaleck taking the field, and it is thought that
the President may veto the project. "
The draft will take place about the first Of
july. The soldiers now returning home will
have had six weeks away from the army. BY
the middle of j uly the War Department will
offer bounty of $500 to all who will re-enlist,
using the fund which has accumulated from
chose drafted persons choosing TO pay $500
rather than 20 into the hel . It is expected
that ne rly al these returning soldiers Will &C
cept the high bounty and return to the service.
Six weeks will undoubtedly be consumed in
the enrolling Of all persons subject to military
duty.
Gen. Burnside has issued 81 order declaring
That the wives and families Of persons IN arms
against Ghe Government will in no case be ad~
united within the Federal lines. and that such
wives and families Is may now be within the
lines must be removed as speedily AS possible
wv hen sickness may render an Immediate re-
Dsoval impracticable or dangerous, proper
discretion will be exercised by the officer hav-
ing the duty OF such removal in charge. -
The newspapers state that Major Gen Cur
sis, commanding in Missouri, has been relieved
Of that command. Gen. Schofeld takes his
place
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, dated
18th int. says :-~'This morning the steam.
ers S. r. Spaulding Georgia and Belvidere
arrived from City Point with about three thou
sand exchanged prisoners, inc|uling Gen.
Hays anil several ether officers About four
thousand other prisoners are expected TO ar
rive With the next tventy-four hours This
"l leave R,chn mi entirely clear Of ali Union
prisoners
HE Secretary Of War has recognized the
applications Of Coils Turner ami Raymond to
organize a cologed regiment in Washington -
The Secretary OF War will send mastering Of
1cers to muster them into the service to-day.
Rev T. Il. Hager, who has been on trial
ST Joliet, Illinois, before an Ecclesiastical court
ior alleged immoral conduct, by unanimous
7erllct, has been honorably acquitted
The fact that a large number Of offers and
men OF the Army Of the Potomac have been
granted leave Of absence to visit their homes,
Is considered an indication that there is to be
no immediate offensive movement ca the Rap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-18

EXECUTORS SALE-Will be sold at pub
IL lie auction, ON TUESDAY NEXT, The
III INST, at the late residence Of Mrs. Ann
solomon deceased, her entire stock Of MILL
YERI GOODS consisting Of RIBBONSa
FRAMES, and a variety Of other goods, such
A 50: will be sold at the same place and time,
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE
TEEMs.-Cash on delivery.
my l4-dtd W c.. RICHARDS, Exct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-07
TofWooI Growers.

NEW YoRK, May Is, 1895.
TENTLEMEN: We are prepared 70 receive, han.
NT die, and sell Wool In large and small lots, on
the following conditions: After the down
at our door, We viii store, insure grade SELL dsVer
collect, and remit, for onecent per pound.
Our terms Of sales tor cash, or nett prices, ad.
ding interest for time. In cases do We take paper
without the owners consent that will not sell alone.
Our long acquaintance with the trade enables to
make quick sales at the market value.
Having the confidence oflsrge capitalists, also en-
abIes MS to negotiate for advances the most favor
All remittances VIII be promptly forwarded With
account Of sales.
We shall be pleased to receive your Wool, and viii
give it prompt ttention-AlYAysk keeping our friends
posted on the condition of the market.
Very respectfully, yours.
n. A. PETTTB0NE &2WALLAOEt
Wool Brokers, 20 Broad Street New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-07
Q. ". AEEss1o, ...............-IosEPR sEIBoLD.
G. W. PRESSING & CO.,

SO q So Market ST., hee1ings Va1
DEALERs IN FRUITS, NUTS, CIGARS, ToBAo-
COS, Fancy Groceries and Foreign Produce gem
orally, offer for sale At theloWest cash prices,
so Kits No. /, and SO do No. Mackerel
200 boxes scotch Herring. 50 kegs Holland do.
20 sacks Almonds 70 70 sacks H1l5srts;
bhIs Pecans 100 boxes Raisins.
200 drums Pies. 300 cases Tomato oatsup.
rs cases quarts Pepper Canoe.
100 bushels African Ground Nuts
so cases and 9 lbs. cans Cove Oysters.
so do quart and pint jars plain Pickles.
100 do Brandy Peaches and Cherries.
500 doz assorted Theoretically sealed Fruits.
10 cases Sardines in u boxes.
400 lbs. genuine English Dairy Cheese. t-1Ha
cGSes Limburg Cheese.
90 boxes Western Reserve Cream Cheese.
cases stuArt's double refined Loaf Sugar. by the
Ioafonly. % 3
100 boxes Pox's Cincinnati Starch.
pockets Mocha Coffee,
brands Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, together
with general assortment of all Fancy Groceries,
Army dealers are respectfully referred TO our gem
eral stock. apr1'1m