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, 1863-08-29

LoYAL.-The Boston Commonwealth,
Senator Summers organ, asks the question
"How dare any man pray for a return Of
that fostering wrong, that sin and shame
the Union as it was ?" 1t then says, ut
is like breaking the tables of the Eternal
Law, and dashing them in the face of Je-
hovah." This is what a friend sarcastcalIy
terms, ''loyal treason"
, 1863-08-29

How THE CoLoRED SOLDIERS IN THE
REBEL ARMY ARE TO BE PAID.-The
N. Y. Herald's special dispatch says The
negroes used by the rebels as soldiers are
10 be allowed five dollars for each United
States horse, fifty dollars for each United
States negro killed or captured by them,
and fhy dollars for each scalp of a United
States white officer commanding negro sol.
diers.
, 1863-08-29

THE UPrER COUNTRY MAILs.-We are
informed by Postmaster Rely that the
contractor, Mr.. Mullan,- will resume the
carrying Of the mails to lewiston. Orc
Fino, Elk City, Hellgate and Colville on
the first of next month.
, 1863-08-29

WAGON RoAD.-The Washington Stan
dard is urgiug upon the people of the Sound
country the necessity of constructing wag-
on road from Olympia to Wallula. 1t es-
Inmates the cost of such road at $4,000
, 1863-08-29
HOUSE.

E Cline Contested by G. NJ. Bradshaw, }
of Clallam and Jefferson R. S. Robinson
of Jefferson L. Loeser, j. @. Austin and
J. T. Bewles of Clark; Charles Mccall of
Cowlitz, and Wakiakum; David Shelton
of Chehalis and Sawamish Geo. w. Beam
of Island and Snohomish; E. w. Perrin of
Klikitat and Skamania; H. A. Atkins of
King j. T. Williamson and NJ. R. Mad
dox of Kitsap ]. Urqukart of Lewis; C,
Ward and Saml McCaw of Pierce; c..
Barstow of Pacific DR.. John Tobey of Spo-
kane VIM. .McLane, H. NJ McGiil and
G. Crosby of Thurston; S. w. Babcock,
L. S Rodgers and Frank P Dugan of
Walla Walla H. G. Harkhousen of What
com - Washington Standard.
The house stands 9 Democrats to Is
Republicans and the council 8 to 4.
, 1863-08-29
ROBERT NEWELL.
Union Candidate for Delegate to Congress for
IDAHO TERRITORY.
FOr Sale

40 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. WITH
~ an excellent Mill Site, adjoining the claim of
the undersigned, on Mill Creek Will be sold cheap
for cash, Apply to Ell. BARON.
Aug 20, 1868. ....n 37tf
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/. o. o. r,

Regular meetings of Enterprise Lodge No. 2, I. o.
o. F. are held every Wednesday evening at O'Clock
All members in good standing are invited to attend
q
, 1863-08-29
MARRIED D.:

the residence of the BRIDES
father, on the 23d instant, by Judge w. B. Kelly,
Mr.. G. c. Smith and Miss Anna Crul
, 1863-08-29

New EXPRESS Arrangement ellis,
Fargo & Co., will resume their express to
Boise about the first of hext month
running direct from this place. The Ex-
press to Florence and Orc Fino will in
the meantime be drawn off
, 1863-08-29
Wanted,
Dissolution Notice.

YNHE firm of BALDWIN & Whitman was this day dis
i solved by mutual consent. Either party is au-
thOrized to collect and pay all accounts Of the late
firm. -
All accounts and notes due to said firm must be
paid previous to September lst, 1861 they will be
placed in the hands of our attorney for collection
D. S. BALDWIN
E. 3. WHITMAN
Wala Walla, W. T., Aug. l3, 1868. 35W4
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PronosaIs for Raaf Cattle.

q EALED PROPOSALS will he received by tho
- undersigned at the Office of the A. C. S. at sthis
Post until IL O'Clock of the 3Oth day of Au-
gust, 1868, Tor the supply and delivery of
ONE HUNDRED AID FIFTY HEAD OF
BE1I IE1zE1 CA .LsrELE.
be delivered at the Post on or before the first day
of September, 1868.
The weight ofthe Beef Cattle will be asccrtained.
in the following manner, viz: The cattle will be
weighed on the scales and from che live weight of
the steer thus asceraihed his weight will be de-
termined by dedueting 45 percentum when the gross
weight exceeds 1903 pounds, and so per centum
when it is less than that and under 500 pounds
Payment will be made on delivery of Cattle, in u
S. Legal Tender currency.
Bidders are required to name two good and suti-
cient surctes for faithful performance Of contract and
both the bidder and his surees rcqu ed to take
the oath Of allegiance to the United States.
Bidders are requested to be present at the opening
of the bids.
Thea. c. S. to himself the right to reject
any all bids that may be deemed unreasonable.
CHAS. p. EAGAN
LIST 1t. lst W. T. lnf'y,
A. c. S. for Fort Colvle-
Fort Waia Walla, ". T..
August II 1868 35w8
, 1863-08-29

THE LEGISLATIVE AssEMBLY-The
next Legislative Assembly WILDE composed
of the following members:
COUNCIL.
B. F. Shaw, of Whatcom, Island and Sno-
homish; j. r. Angel of Jefferson and
Callam Walter II. Weed of King and
Kitsap; F. Clark of Pierce and Sawamish
o. B. McFadden of Thurston, Lewis and
Chehalis Daniel Stewart of Skamania,
Khkitat, Walla Walla and Spokane; H.
Cochran of Clark, Cowlitz, Wahkiakum
and Pacific.
, 1863-08-29

TTNHE STORE AND LOT FORMERLY OCCUPIED
4 by Baldwin 81 Whitman. One of the best
locations for business in the city.
Apply to E. H. BARON, Agent
August 20, 1868. 37tf
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Notice to Farmers.

T WILL GIVE cents per pound for Threshed
Oats and Barley, delivered at my Mill-in ex-
change for Lumber. rtl.1ll
- lLlI-.I s.. LINKTON.
Walls Walla, kuR. / ls6s-3m
, 1863-08-29
To T. D. MOORE, Defdit

VOU are hereby notified that Samuel Marsh has
4 filed complaint against you in said Court,
wherein he claims judgment against you in the sum
of Fifty five 25-l00 dollars, being balance due him
on account; now unless you shall appear before me
at my Office in Vancouver in said county, on Friday
the I'd day of October, A. D., 1863 at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, and answer said complaint, the Same will be ta-
ken as confessed, and the prayer thereJf granted.
Dated at Vancouver, this goth day of July A. D..
1868. n. JOHN T. SMITH,
Justice of the Peace.
H. G. STRUvE, PIf's Atty It'd
, 1863-08-29

W. s. GILLIAN,
Sheriff of Walla Walla county w. It.
Aug. o. 1S63.-4w wy tt.Ll. .'- . tl
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And rest can never dwell, hope never comes
That compa IN ali -
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

The Richmond Enquirer received Saturday
evening from their special reporter, Northern
papers of the l4th. but they contain little Of
interest beyond the summary Of news given
in the telegrAphic column Saturday morning.
/ Financial matters are attracting c0nsidera.
BILE attention in the North at the present time
Secretary Chase in answering a resolution oil
the House, says the soldiers have not been
paid, because he is not authorized to raise the
means by practicable methods under the exist.
ing laws, and that The five-twenty tonds have
not been sold, because they could not be un.
der the restrictions imposed by Congress He
says the arrears OF the army pay amount Ia
treble the sum he can raise by tho existing
acts, exclusive Of that providing for the FIVE.
twenties. The original act providing for their
issue, provided also for conversions into them
of amy muliplcs oI fifty dollars of United States
notes at the pleasure Of the holders, and per.
mtted sales only at market rates ascertained
from daily quotations of New York sales Had
the supplemental act passed. emitting the con
version and market rate clauses. lie thinks
that the difficulty would have been avoided
as II III, citing in accOrdancewith the letter and
spirit OF the law, that he has made no sales
excepting to the amount of twenty-fOur and q
half MILLIONS in that mode. Had our expendf
tnFes been less or military snccesse greater
more might have been sold. There has been
obtained since July LIST, from all sources. $2S8,
304.6l8, exclusive of the receipts from Gus
toms, sc, makiDg the total S325 100000 il
round nun,bers. There has been paid t.
troops $40 S25 ,583,17: 10 the Quartermastcr
department. 81 10, ,4S2 4S6.27; to the Comrlssa
ry's department, $3O6l 1892 81; to miscelIa
neons accounts S3l ,S9G, ,2O9.22. Total, $243,
76l ,67l.99.
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BsNDURANT & MATTHIAS,
l,YNCHBURG, IVA

T0P ARTNERSHIP NoTlCE.-The undersign ed
" have associated themselves together under the
style aud firm OF B0NDURANT & MATTHIAS, for
the purposen Of conducting the GROCERY AND CON.
MISSION BUSINESS, In l.ynchburg, Va.
We shall keep constantly on hand as large and
well selected Stock OF GROCERIES and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, AS can he obtained, and will spare ne
pains 20 serve our customers AZ all times.
Conducting the business on the CASH principle
we will be enabed 10 offer Inducements to city an
country purchasers. ei her by wholesale or retail
Cons'gHmehts OF Flour. Wheat, Corn and all othel
country produce solicited, aud prompt returns IN
cases, as s0on as sales are made
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco and Snuff 0i
all grades ALWAYS on hand.
We solicit share Of the public patronage.
j. p. R0NDURANT
decl 7Gm JAMES MATTHIAS,
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THE WAY THE yANEEEs ELECT SENATORS.

The following paragral from the Philadel.
phia 'Inqnirer" of the l4th. will give onr
readers some idea Of the manner in which
Northern Senators are elected:
One TACT ia certain. Any Democrat voting
for Simon Cameron would have been annihilat.
cd. u this had not taken place on the spot il
wonld have occurred within twenty y.fonr
hours. ~ the four or five hundred men in the
galleries. every one was provided with print.
ed andbill, having inscribed upon it. in large
letters, tue name OF all the Democratic mens.
bers. This was referred to when each vote
was given. There is reason to believe thai
many of the visitors were armed. Rumor has
it that as the vate OF one member. who was
considered doubtful" !" was about to he given
a sal stranger stepped to his side. and
held the position until the choice was announc.
cd. He would have been bold man who
would have dared 10 excite the ire of that
stawart Individual
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WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA.

correspondent Of the enquirer" writes M
follows from Winchester, on the 10th instant
Winchester il about used up; il il very diff
hcut to ge, anything to eat in this God.lorsak.
ell town, Here is grave yard which deserves
a pasSi' x notice, 1t is about sixty or ssvent,
yards square. The graves are in rows about
two and half feet apart, extending the whole
length. There are some twelve hundred or
fifteen hundred graves, each with a little board
at the head. bearing the name Of him who
sleeps beneath A hong trench, two leot wide
and about four feet deep, is dug, man wrap /.
ped in his blanket 10 laid in. aud tho treneh il
filled up over him just Ills own length, aud
raised up little above the level Of the ground.
as graves generally are. The next " laid with
his head at the feet Of the FIRST, and no On, till
the trench is lilled then another is dug and
filled in like manner. There are hlty Of thAse
trenches. Each one contains twenty ty.eisht or
thirty men, having nice little board at the
head of each grave. These trenches are al
filed with rebel SO diers. who have fought
their last battle, and now sleep their last
sleep.
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NUsBrR l46.'
Notice to all Subject to COns5rjplion

&FlVR CQMaANDANT OF CONscWlrri5x !
AhnoNyille, Jan. 10Th, ls6s.
AN authcrizedby tie eoAmanding General TO sew
that as soon as all tie conscripts IA ;te dines.
ent cOuntfs have been called Ia the ran.las. ~
railroad, provSst and olhef guards, eomnA,,, - ny
hcers OF PsS's snd deiachmens. will receisc sfae,s
cannot show certificate Of oxemptonftnm ee,.,'i..l
tion, discharge from service by reason OF hayf6t
furnished substitute in tho army. or n aetsi,sj
Transcript Of employment in the government efgics
Hereafter all certificates Of exemption pr,nf.r ~,
enrolling oihcers will be sent to me far aAbfoy5l AZ
claims To exemption under the law MOST be n,aae 4,
the enrolling officer OF the dstriet,wh will lele fhe
aPpn,,eaIion with hs enbgcment, n me.
All persons who niay Be arcstedStter ibe can IA
re9aesVous IN the county to whril tiny NAV belon6
will be tried for desertlpn. ''
Cerslhcates OF exemption on account OF iistbilto
VIII be signed by the eXamiaihd board
janl7-lni ConmpnIant "a C,an7,'
W. Eas1 Iepnesi ee papers copy one month
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tADvERTisgNENr /
A CARD,


Mn. EDITOR, ] notice q cDrd IN your paper of the
leih inst. stating that VIM u Harrison & not \ de.
80 tr and that he Gnes nnt belong Ia cart. Willis
company. Now sir II is very strange that lurris II
was men lpr Ol that cmpany before Willis was
recied capa and not aler hpp 10 knew. .r,
ihnt lnT isnn III join. md was 4 neml or ol that
company, when Capt Mcfarland c''mmai ded II, and
kntw tlpt he came hume nWni III, time that com.
pnny was nrd' red 10 Bow Ing Grcen, a dil not 10
turn and - nle enquiry was made about Il. aud lIar
rson stat d he hlda nhsiiuc IN hls ri co. and sn
sal wed ret iO the iih e. Allei the cnmpany
was iek pilsoptrs, nll he e. 'usrlipt net yns
passed, ami enforced further inquiry was made and
Il und at he had no substitute Ne then was p,rol,d
M c0uscriId. Hr did hot report mm,, lf hnt sent
his father with q, ftlcaes vrly unusual pruot a.
ing, thai ne hae substitute ~ his place and enc
other celtliclie thati Is nntcccssa y in mcn N puw
of which wert beleSel ln g'rie,; for Cart. NeFar
land and all his uhierS MI part his me Scie
ptsOntrS before the rulr ~ art was acsed or en-
i0rced 20 he had no meansr obtaining csrtii aiN
Aud after officers md mcn Selr re cascd rq pris.
n and nturntd boulr. II was clearly nruvcu by III "
thai be had ~ Substitute Tie tlen was oldcrea Li
ielon hscompnny, and he asked y hlrl" gh fr u
hw dny4. D., attend h some luslne.s. with u prom
Lee 10 port at /. certain place, ON ~ q day.
haye bis lr,ln bleut Reed. wha gavc b. mrlongh
llatri-ou fhihd OF pvt nnd has heen dying from
Georgia to Tenressee ever since. This nl.tier ought
T. be nv Higaied Tor the, have attempted ~ scrrcn
hi from The epmscript nri ny reiih,qtes, believed
10 10 frgcd, aud nos from tho service, as no beinr
n memhcrUl at company, CArOOSA
Jany. 20, 1893.
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TrLLAHoNA, Jan. Is. 63.-
En,roK REsEL; The following is li4t Of killed
aSd wounded in Co. q Eighth RspIusnt Tenn. Vols
rcgret that snnn"t send jon full list for The whole
regiment for have been unable To- obtain II. The
gallant tiosnel WIN. l.. Nssp was ksd
Please insert thiaaud OblgS OscKobA
Co. g, Eighth Tenn, Cart Saajlcr eomniandnv
Killsd-Capian VIM. saddlrr First Lieut.. A. G
Denton, Orderly Sergeant W. AZ. Piston Pr Yates
Sslsmon l.. Hall, VIM. II. Jarmon, Rufus n. Gaines
-~-- Shepherd
Wounded Second Lieut.. Dauiel N. Halle. (thigh
broken,) Thhd Lieut. john y. QAres, lshst in the
head J Second Sergeant Wa Scaaacty. IN ia both
lsgs) Sergeant VIM. q. Miner, ,(sghtyO Priyates q.
DE-. Henry ii. ETSsrt.' Gin leg ) EsadTcE % Fox 'isH NM
y. Fox wm A, Ingle, WIND Mansell. VIM Bucha
nan, John g. Hanlott. lthigh br,Sen.) Killed I,
wounded IA,
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xaminations nf Anrlinnnt.

FNr Tie appointments OF Mtillery officers mrtl,3.
nance duty, VII sin accordance with pArpf n, Y
henelal Order, No. so, be held near fhe lo8 .,l,,.
'els of Gen Bragg, beginning on Jan 26h
hppHeahls Toy tle appointment Of Lp0teAa1GWtN
be examined ia Englsh, Arithmetic ana 0.,f,t.,..
as contained IN The " Field Ordnance Manual.
Applicants for the appointment OF CAPTAIN ,yitl3 /.
examined 10 addition 10 the above srhiecis h.fN
elements @ Algebra, Plane fiigonomeliy b'eshat.
lcs and Cheinistry applied to ordnance.
The capdid2 es for eXADmation win eddr ii.a
application 20 dle General commanding. WarTsn
proved uey ~W be flee with the Chiol 81 Oanant,e
o' lue army corps. W. LEROY BB0UN
lhhlb-lh Ut Col. on Of6nnfva 6ute
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village, and the curling snake leaps and twists
and wriggles from countless chimneys into a
pillar Of cloud, beckoning TO the CHEEKY fires
that glow beneath, Though none expected to
remain long inactive, all have lost 10 time in
the erection Of substantial dOmiciIes. aud those
destitute Of comfortable tents have mastered
share Of mechanics highly creditable 10 Yam
kee genius. How long We shall remain in our
present quarters is, OF course. unknoEil. Each
has HIS opinion, however, and. while the
houses of mud and polls grow larger and more
numerous. their builders excitedly discuss the
probabilities Of a protractsd soiourn here
abouts, and half moodily anticipate all the
dieagreeable sensations incident to depar
ture from from such sceneS of ease and com.
fort The army IN in good conaiton, the
weather pleasant and the roads unexception,
able, To the army there seems to be no rea.
ron for delay, and active operations arc looked
forward to with no snail degree Of hope The
time, place and manner Of our next advance
upon RebeldOm none kn, W.; yet all seem ia
feel that we cannot much longer be idle, and
trnants are Fastening back from holiday plea
Hures eager Tor mere exciting sport in field.
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I'M / i Mo.l2 No.ls Mo. i Mo- No lil Nj
List Of Killed, Wounded and MissIng.
efLhs 24th Mississippi Regiment, in The baHl
OF Murfreesboro, Dec 3lst, 1862.

III or IuWvFCcSOVfOi DCp' olSt, icuAs
IA. CoI. n. p. McKelvane commanding
n "a. A. Capt Yates commanding. Wounded
Cant r Yate ,Bgts Grimee, W W COwart, C0rpls
NP 4 Allmon, J NJ Turner. privates 4 Cochran, 9 D
a McVinnis, W W Mills, II Rlunsaville 7 A Dewmask
4 II Mcvinns, I'M Lean, Mason d Stokes, W
Henderson.
Co. 3-AsH Anderson commanding. Killed
privates Jessee COiemao, Pat DolaH. Wounded I'd
Jr 1t II A Miller, severely Corps Nornega
privates Peay, Stillhou'e, Henry Myers,
Dennis Murphy, Henry Harrison.
90. O. Capt J Smith commanding. Killed =
Crop Greene brngham private Title. Wonnd
ed--privates D Doster, Y Rayop, WE Daney R
NJ Sykes, A Foster
-Sergts W NJ williams, John Webb. Corp James II
lance priyates John A Loer, Divrd Eggar Joel
Mahan, Alexander Mahan, James Douded. Il W Cole
man. ] II Beaslay, saW'l erlaling. u Andrews.
Co. E--Capt Y Pustell commanding, Woundel
Sgt sylsu privates John Phelps. A + Pars j
Harrison. u T hughie W r Shaw. W Marshall, " A
1 II mks, Wilder, II Reynolds, II ChgitweIl Corp
y Wear.
90. F-CaptB TGo%er comm; ;;udiag., killed
4 priyatcs Jas King, g d Pariin. Wounded priyateS
4 q W smith, II X Cargile, q NJ Haskness q W Moon,
ia McDougal j d II 'imes, Danl Whit nsr, J
Pcarce, WIN II PeaScs. J0hn senter, GiIb0,t Ewing
Co. G~Japt W Ward commanding Killed -
private l. Mckee. Wounded-lst 1t W d Morgan
nriyates w Thornly, A Tur e. Jacob Pickett, g
Chism, WIN Morgan, W n Pickett, q " n stafford, }
II BlaylOck, Jon Pickett.
Do H--Capt W Buchanan cSmn 'ndinV. Killed
---private J d Butcher. Wounded Corp Heny
prvates II N Carlisle, Geo y Pail. 9 Porter. J :
Shaw, A d Goodwin. A j Buchanan, d J Ashby,
A Brand, W D Couch, I II GHarl, J r lIuu,nan, "
Human, A McNimm,
Co. Capt w n Cunningham commanding
wounded ST. " A Kelley. I'd }, Ii 7 Gwin
SgtJ p McKelyaine, pfivtes Butchie, & L Dor
inNn. 9 7 Hariia w n Mcyeay s Padget II Burch
n ] Richardson J W srtls
60. K--Capt Il Hill commanding .Wounded -Sg
Wk Scrindle Corp II Killpa' rick privates " a
Greene. NJ Harris, |, Saaw, I Will, Z II Gar
nett, N ID Jacks, J Ayers.
pEUAPfrrLArIoN.
WO1ndea. a..,,,,t,,,t1 -. - .ss.. III
The Regiment went into action numbering ton
bn' dred aud sixty aggregate.
W. W. RoBiSSA&
Adjutant Gath Mss Vol.
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Orrler C,MnANnANr or coy,enIlrs,

Five days after The run@rpis ur nuy couniy law
been ordered ~ assemble reward NJ 30 dnllrs wi
he paid for the arpr hrhspn and delivery W ,nm
" instruction ut Knoxville, cf my uscrpt l@lone
lnp ~ gid county VIM mey lave failed 10 ailswe
the call.
Expenses oftranepoiniion will be paid
persons having detailed transcripts, certificates
empluynili IN IN the Nlre department, or on the rai
roadss signed by the supehntendenls, are not 10 b
inltrfelcd With.
The uamra ard descriptions OF al eonscripta VIII
have lated 10 answer the call, may be procured v
This tcu or NJ the tace ~ the enrolling oiicers "
thp county. ", d. BLAKE, IA, Col o. s. A..
innl.if Commandant OF ConscTlpls
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Exchange Notico, No. a.

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. Us 1868.
T'lm tnlGsing ,i7ices urd men have been duly cx.
cha nged, aud ale heiri,y ~ der rarel:
I. Az officers and men captured Ia Kenfuciy
Tennessee, Alauama, Missisli p Georgia, Fiolila
aud Sort h Carolina. W 90 Det. 10th 1857,
2. AL 0ncers aud men captured M Missouri, kan
sas, New Mexico Arizona, Atkansaa, and Louisiana,
up To Jhlunry Vt. iSB3.
!. The two iofeaping sections apply not only No.
officers aHd men Of The Confederate service Bat aa0
10 all persons captured IN aims o. hostile array
agliEai The Unllfd hiEes whaleger mBy have bean
the "A ,rscer u the military organization 10 which
they ~ete attached, and VIII leycr may haye been lhe
terms Of The paroles given by lhem. " ary dfe in
Federal prisons, they ae 10 % immediately released
and delivered o. The COnirdenla auilofil0s
L. An Confederate officers aud men WHO have
been delivered NJ CITY Point mp " Jnnanty 9th, 1893
y. Al Confederate uhcels aud men WIN haga
been delivered a. Vicwbug up 10 December 2gd
1863. and neludER said date
q. an pafnicd Confederate officers and men no.
ccpted for 10 Yckyburg W 10 De emief lsd, lfH9
aud including sad dntel
z. Az Confederate olicrn ard men capipIbl atg
pafoled ~ FledefeksbuiH Ya. in DetUnber i882.
D. Other mhcellfnenn. and minug cXgFannf0 VI
which Tie appropriate ctieem vii DE- Auy il0Hned.
nOBtnI cUiD.
au2I-Ct Agent Of Esebapfe.
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TAKEN uP

M committed 10 iiilby the military authorities
"A Al Chattanooga, on The "a Of October 1862 ana
more recently committed BY an acting Justice ol le
Peace, for TIE county Oi Hamltou lenn.. on lha
nth Of Dec, 1862, negro buy who says his natit N
JACK, aud that he belongs 70 john Pride ofhDifa
White county Tenn said boy Is black, "a years
I'D, 5 feet / inch high. The owner Ia feqasMcd i0
come forward prove property pay charges ead take
him ,ut Gi jail. j, ". SWAIN
u.pgI ftlt..
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500 kEWBRD.

ANAWAY from the subsuiherat Dnlion fm ,m
The 18Th inst lIRAZ yellow boy, twrnt,.
years old. near six feet high weighs two hAialel
pounds Is lnny aud acilye- had on brown cass
Goat' prg"n Jeans pants, and leather cap. bfll IN
nlhu and tci'ne- le viii Try 10 gettothf Nsa6 81.
VIII pay The above reward Cor snd boy Gelitesqd x,
me in Dalton. JAMES IYviN
janlG-lm
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-24
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY q, 1863.

Our hope for the country. for the Union, for Repsb
eau Government, for Liberty, Is In peace, an earl,
race Each day the wa is prolonged makes wide
md deeper The gap betw cen the sections adds to ou
dsmora lizaton, increases the burihsn which threaten
10 bear Ms down.
Those there are, who In pompous and well rounded
eriods blandlE prUtest TO Won that '.compostiea q
sach controversy Is Impossible 4" Geld bIoOdet
uggestOns and atrocious Il sounds as an utterauc
rom the dark regions
Where peace
nd rest can never dwell, hope never comes,
That comes IN all ~
and has no fellowship with anything that IL good. !
il not true that the COmposition7 Of such contro
ferry IL impossible. II Il possible. with honour an,
advanIage any sacrifice Of right and Justice
The civilized world mplores IT, humanity and rsli
gion demand II. aRd say" Blessed are the peace ma
kOrs for they shall be called the Children Of HeaV
en-