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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-23
CELECT BOARDING AND DAY
School. FOR YOUNG LADIES
MRS EMILY eRUBB AND MRS, NJ. A. G. CHANDLER,
lie

MRS. EMILY GRUB AND MRS, NJ A. G. CHANDLER,
Principals.
Assisted by Teachers fully qualified to instruct in their
The rooms devoted to study and recitation are IN the
lower story of the Treenason street baptist CHURCH.
Roardinr pupils will reside with Mrs.. Chandler; :.
The Session will commence on the IlbSI MVNpAi
in sFpTTlinEIs and close tho last Of June ~
Pupils though charged only from the time Of sntTsnse
are requested be present II possible at the orNlNa
Of the SCHOOL, --,..,..z,. A..
Persons wishing to pursue any Of tue hrnshes n e
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT can DOS without peihs
regular members Of the school. ....
The Principals hope that their long experience ana
success in teaching viii insure for thcla sufficient snare
Of patronage to compensate for the effort they are max
ing to establish SCHOOL. which snail furnish the
means of obtaining THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
For Reference, Terms, &e they would refer to Their
circulars which be obtained OF MRS GRUB At
lsntic Hotel or of MRS. CHANDLER, corner Of York
and Botetouft streets jysl-tf
DOCKET KNIVES AND RAZORS
IA y,r;s., s,r sais by EN- DUNN & co,
~ I9~ts - Main Street.
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By Shaw 1 Roberta.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
r5dfI,.EUnn II, IKEEMAsoN STREET, NEAR "sELDEN'3
''HA' iuN SALE AT AtcrloN.-we will SELL On
THURSDAY, AUGUST "a, 1896
on tie premises, at II o'clock, a. M, the
TWO SPLENDID LOTS
ca isssnason street. opposite the residence Of j. Blood
5000 Esq, fronting 90 feet eec on Freenason stree,
and running back to the channel
Inis is the moat DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ia ths
cy, and offers Inducements to parties wishing to b,iii
seldom met with SHAW 4 ROBERTS
augl7-tds Auctioneers
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At o T l. G E

The subscriber has been appointed Administrative on
the estate Of her late husband John Hpkns Of the city
Of Norfolk deceased She respectfully requests all per-
indebted to the said estate to call settle and all
having caims It 70 present them TO her at
jy12~lctlew6ms MATILDA Hopkins,
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-We offer for Rent the
large and commodious BRICK WAREHOUSE, on
Higgins Wharf. 60 by 100 feet.
This is ono of the best Buildings in the city OF Norfolk
for the Storage of Grain Cotton &C. and oilers superior
inducements for Ship Chandery or wholesale Bust
of any kind II is alongside oil the philadepha
New York and Baltimore Steamers and the NoIfoh anu
Petersburg Railroad runs before the door,
Wharf privileges can be rented with the building
For further particulars, apply 10
THOMAS P CRoTELL i CO.,
augl9--2w No Campbels Wharf, Norfolk.
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PRIVATE SALES,
VALUABLE TIM 4, B E R LANDS
FARMS FOR SALE.

We Offer for sale the following valuable farms:
1st A Farm of l25 acres, miles from Norfolk.
I'd. Farm OF 4S0 acres, l6 miles from Norfolk.
Sd. Farm Of SO acres, in Nansemund county
Attn. A Farm Of 80 acres, miles from Norfolk
9th. Farm Of 1000 acres, rs miles from Norfolk.
9th. Tract Of Wood Land, 23oo acres, 20 miles from
Norfolk.
9TH. Two farms Of ito and so ceres, 1e mics FROM
Norfolk.
sth. One Farm Of &c acres IA miles from Norfolk
9th. One Farm Of 81 acres SE miles from Norfolk.
10th One Farm, Of $40 acres, 6IS miles from Norfolk
l1th One Tract of Land (half cleared Of 70 acres
miles from Norfolk
18th. One Farm Of 40 acres, u1iies from Norfolk
18th. Farm of 200 Acres, Ia miles from city
l4th. Farm Of I,66e Acres, miles from city
18th. Farm Of $50 Acres, IS miles from city.
18th. Tract of wood Land 800 Acres IS miles froI.
city
18th. Tract Of WOOD 400 Acres, 40 miiea from city
18th. Farm of III Acres, IL miles from city.
1eth. Farm Of 800 Acres, is miles from city.
Goth. Farm OF Az Acres, Il miles from city.
2lst Tract Of Wood Land, leo Acres, miles frora
city
22d. A Farm Of 1872 Acres miles from city
sd. Farm Of $50 Acres, "a miles from city.
24th. Farm Of 1900 Acres, 10 miles from city.
Nearly oil Of the above Land is --aer and
the large tracts heavily Timbered. description of
each will be furnished application to the undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and sale of
Real Estate on Commission,
F0IGER, CARTWRIGHT Co.,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
augI-tf ~ Wide Water street, Norfolk, Va.
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INSURANCE


~ L N Il Ii a Il ! n $ u Il A n c. e
VI AGENCY OF
J. G. d Z N I n G.,
FRANKLIN sATINes' BANK, BANK STREET,
NORFOLK, VA.
Fire, Life and Marine Companies with ample capital
and uIdoubted reputation
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK.
FIRE AND MARINE.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW HAVEN,
FIRE AND MARINE.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
BALTIMORE.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co,
sPRTNTFIELD
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY, VIRGINIA.
G~We write gu buildings Of every class and oceupa-
ton, and thr cont nts in city and country Furniture
Stock of Merchandise Vessels and Cargoe and personal
property generally, on liberal terms,
Rs-Losses promptly settled. -
j. C, DENJNG,
Up 20--tt Franklin Savings Bank, Norfolk Va
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OFFICE Treasurer,

EoaroIK CIFv Gas WeREs july ist 1000
TIME CONSUMERS OF GAS III the
CITY of Norfolk, ere hereby notified that the rate
81 sunniy for all Gas consumed and after July is
until further notice viii be Ave dollars per thousand
Soet. IL mid on or before the 9th Of the mouth
For bills paid after tho 9TH Of the month"; tho rate OF
sspuv will hn six dulers ts600) per thousand feet
p BLUNT, Bfevet Colonel aud A. Q. NJ.
If Treas;ro- Norfolk City Cos Works,
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y T7TIIF T''s.ss''''''''t''''V VIZ ItI WIiIls.LI'
tSemi-Weclllyl.o....- 4


The Post spares expense in its telegraphc reporz
in Its correspondence end in its general arrangement foE
news that may furnish it's readers with the earliest aud
fullest information On all Subjects commercial POLITICAL
miscellaneous and literary, foreign md domestic 10 be OBJ
tanned It desires 90 renew theutercourse with its South
srn friends the war interrupted and to extend its rcUlc
ton wherever It's Democratic aud Conee vativa advocacy
of tho equal rights of the States end the perpeuy o tho
Tlion NAV render It acceptable,
Advertisements which will be inserted Of reasonable
rates ere also solicited.
HEALs GREENE & Co, Publishers.
.v1 i0nnd az Congress- Street, Boston Mass.
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RICHMOND, VA,
CINGER WINE.

fills wine is invaluable tQ aged nyads es a soothing
tonic and for sill the purposes which Gingr used
medicinallv besides being delightful and refreshing
Summer Leverage, either pure slightly diluted with
wster and mixed with iee It also makes pleasing 40
Price 81 50 Der bottle Ta he had at the
"IIP-ToPn WlNE AND LIQUOR: STORE,
aug 12--lr he'll Atlantic iiotei hhiioins
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!--

THE AMERICAN SOAP COMPANY
Would respectfully inform the Public that they are now
ready to sell the celebrated
MONITOR SOAP FOR WASHING.
Also. FANCY and CASTLE SOAPS, P05iADEs, COS
METIQUE and PERFUMES at Wholesale at FACTORY
KIMBERLT's WHARF, NosFolK, VA where thsJ invite
th. Merchants to call and see them.
The Monitor Soap Is at Retail Of all the eroeers.
JsH TODD . co;
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SUBSCRIPTON RATE
r Ii L Il o S L ON = o 5 t

., q. A. ,rho,o oo,,,+,r y tta ,,n,revaYinc alvo.
cate OF DEMOCRATIC principles men aud measures for
nearly forty yeartha cousantsupporer OF Slate Rights
in the Union and the advocate Of tho peecyrestoa
ration of all the States 10 their constitutional relations as
members Of the Federal Government asks the attention
Of Southern citizens its proposals 10 furnish them with
copies at tho following rates:
BOSTON PosT, (Daiiyt..........a...,.$10 per annum
fSeui-W ecliivG...... 4
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IN CASE AND ATTACHMENT,

In this suit the object of which .s to recover Of the
defendant yvo hundred dollars with interest TIE plaintiff
having ed his declaration, ana tia defendant not yn5
been Served with the summons in this suit, or witha
copy of the attachment therein; aud it appearing by
affidavit fed that the defendant nor resident OF ibis
State ii ia ordered that tho said do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof and DO what 10
NECESSARY to protect his interests and that COPY OF TINS
order be published week for four successive Wee
in the Norfolk Post newFpspe: published ~ the city OF
Norfolk and posted the front door OF the Court House
on the first day Of the Corporation Court Of the said
city.
o,r1n-.1 ~ HENRY 4. RovpTN, G. c.
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EOR SALE.--A very valuable Tract
1t Of TIMBER LAND, situated about miles from
Norfolk consisting oabout2500 acres 200 acres Of which
ia cleared This property offers superior inducements to
those in want of Timber Shingles and Cord Wood Land
For further particulars, apply to
FOIGER, CARTWRIGHT & Co,
aur7-tf % Wide Water street
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JOHN UNDERWOOD.
United STATES OF AMERICA,

U. s. Marshal
L. CzASprER Esq, United States District Attorney
for Lbelant. jy1S-lit
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FARMERS AND TRUCKERS.

Your attention is called to most desirable FARM
the Western Branch OF Elizabeth River about four miles
from Portsmouth by land and FIVE six by water from
Norfolk.
1t contains about ninety Acres of heavily MANFRED
land, with large stock of manure yet hand and
River and Creek 'front.' estimated be sufficient for
planting 10 900 bushels of Oysters For sale Bargain
by GEO. R. WILSON,
Auction and Commission Merchant
augll-tf No. IL, Campbells Wharf
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We viii sell, at Public Auction, on

q Pc CT Al n y L y h.
The undersigned offer to their friends and the pubs
,ar assortment Of every article in their line Of business
COTTONS-Bieached and Brown
LINEN-sheeting, Irish. Pillow, Figured
TABLE DAMASk
TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS
DOILIEs AND TABLE NAPKINS
HUCKABACK, CRASH AND RUSSIAsrOWELINC$
TOWELS OF ALL KINDS
QUILTS
SCOTCH AND RUSSIA DIAPER
GINGHAM
LAWN
ORGANDIEs
JACONETS AND GAMBRI0
CALICO
CLOTHS AND oAssIAlEREs
TWEED
sATNETT
JEANS
FLANNELS OF ALL SORTS
C0TT0NADE AND LINEN PANTS STUFF
sPQOI-C0TT0N, THREAD, SEWING SILK
HOOKS AND EYES
And in fact, every article usually kept 10 a
,FIRsTCLAss DRY GOODS EsTABLIsHMEST
AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
haatf 10 Main Street;
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UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI.
o1EoRD MISS

=
DUBLIC announcement il hereby made that the
exercisss 1t shis Institution 81 be u ned o. ihr
FIRST MONDAY cd day) Of OCTOBER, 1865
teider the fOhogjaas
-. Faculty Of Art.
JOHN NJ .wsADDEL., ID. D. Chancellor.
Ifeee> If Ethics and Metaphysics.
ALEX P. STEWART, NJ. A.
Professor Of Physics, Astronomy AID Girl Engineering
CLAUDIUS w. SCARS NJ A.
Professor of Pure Mathematics.
REV J. J. WHEAT, N. A.
Professor Of Greek Laagags and Ancient iLterasare
ALEX ANDFR i. QUINCHE NJ n.
Professor of Ldtia and Modern Languages.
Professor of Chemistry Mineralsgy and Geology.
Professor of Governmental Science and Lao.
49,
Professor of English Literature
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26

Suffers GOODS.
Among which are the following:
II50 dozen Soaps. fancy assorted
$50 boxes Castele Soap.
.}a0 zen Tooth Brushes
$50 roZeu Combs assorted,
30 re IN Note, Letter aud Foolscap Paper,
$4,000 Envelopes,
aub boxes Tooth Picks,
LOO pounds Pure Cream Tartar,
i a9U pounds Calabri Liquorce,
900 pounds Sicily fGlo ice,
AS egs ri Csrh Soda.
IS barrels of Groun rFlaxseed,
2N barrels of Faxseed,
- barrels OF Gu cuma.
- pounds OF PuIverizad Gun Opium,
100 pounds Onirm,
20 pound PuIveriZed IpPca",
30 pounds Puivprized Jalap
loo pounds DO err Powders,
$50 nouu Rhubarb
s barrels Gnu Cam plor
OH BOURBON, Wheat oud Rye WHISKY. BRAN
I'D Y, WINES ana all kinds Of BITTENS, for Med
81 uSa.
Sid by JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Druggist,
ipl5d6m conner of Common aud ag9Z'na
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Executive Office, jackson, Miss. -<
rEsrs August Oath, 1865. ,ro(aaiba'
Hon. j. S.. Yerger, taegeTaCa a.es7s
President of the Convention, hi ~
Sir: epciosa dispatch just received
from the president, which you can have
read to the convention il you tkibk
proper There is, however, . deficiency
IN the dispatch, forty words being mis- :
sing. o Your ob't saryaSft,a A.
N'aoz w. .EKkRKEY, xsIk
: - Prov. Gov. Of Miss.
=, Mr.. Hudson Of Yazoo, offered the fol-
lowing ordinance AEasAG - ,rcass8 IL
b.. It ordained, That the legislature of Z
this State shall have full and complete. q
ample and pIAnary power and the right
to ascertain, sdjust and settle any and all
pecuniary liability and indebtedness Of 3
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arOKTER, and Wholesale dealer in Pure Drugs
os Sna Medicines; French, English and American
ee &c. No. TO Canal lstfeee, oppceita Christ
urea NEW oRLEAN6 tulysony
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
JACK ON, MISS.
VIM. HasSlDger, Proprietor.
LIVERY STABLE,

Where rlenty of provender f. provided for beasts,
an where they may receive tue attention of persons
II perienced in answering to thrir wants
A dav line OF hacks runs from the Hotel to the
city V'cksburg WA HASS ING Err,
i,ne3O1tf Pr"urPtor
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Wilmington.


We find the following CONCERNING Affairs at VII
nington, in the journal Of Wednesday
An oificiaI dspatsl from Sugar Loaf, ofslc,lsts.
Of ? r. Meycsterday, states that the .usn.y haI
evacuated Battery Anderson and re4enbaslsd. -.
for the time, ends that attcapt at l4u,iac an inv
SION. The enemy has suffered far ID ore severely in
killed and wounded taaa We have. aud his feet
will be found shatefSsd 10 an extent that " b lake
long time to repair. I Sc .snest OF PIRATES Is
safe.
Fort Fisher has sustained a msst terrific bonn
bardment. Just la6k at tie list " the Vessels
brought NJ ainst her But her defense Was a gal
lant the Pttack terrific. rh. daina 3. done
% the Fgrt Is slight except 10 bulldogs nor neccz-
sary % defense. The troops all behaved i 81. ana
M the design 50 fondy entertained bout ulkif.,
some further demonstration. Us disc0DflteI ic-
gions hase sought refuge aboard hisships, reaiy
70 be cast forth upen somp point which be my
hope to find unprotected, and his stdpcnsoas arna-
ia still round coasts bafied bat still f1riniaa-
bic. The immediate danger Is over aud " iltniBx-
ton may breathe frrer than she has done FIJI spl..
months 1.-THE strength Of her defenscs b & been
tried By the most Formidable fieet all lhlays cont
sidered, Of modern times and sbly assste thew
borne thestFial ~
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e:uerrilas Near Island No. 4o--A< steam
boat Captured and Burned.

During the dense fog OF Friday night and
Saturday morning the little steamer Morn
ing Star, bound from Memphis to Carlo.
with two barehs in tow, while anchored near
Island No: 40. few miles from this city,
sEas suddenly boarded by a gang Of twelve
gnerrtlias. who approached in a yawI boat
from the Arkansas shore They immodi-
asely took possession rAnsacked the boat.
Il king everything Of any value that could
he removed. and made prisoners Of the en-
tiie crew whom they tyanspoFtedt to the shore
They then set fire to1he boat, and in few
4ioments the skies were lurid with the flames
The boat and barggs were entirely destroyed
The crew numbeEed about dozen persons:
little or no resistance was offerei when the
gnerrillas boarded their boat.
Vixen takeh ID tho shore. they we're re-
ceiyed by "a portion OF tho baud who had
been watching operations. and compelled to-
give up AL fhcir valuables, and divest them
selves Of their clothing. in exchange for
which their eaptors gave them their own old
'.duds." This excl. ange of civiiities conclud-
ed. the crew were allowed 10 get into the
yawl and natigafe back to this city. where
they Eere placed under arrest d suspicious
toia 'ffo satyT rhrcn me qes55tis sisaiE. s'Sis
de1t9y belonged to a gunboat They are
supposed 70 have been portioDdf Col. Lyle's
ehnimand; The Morning Shr belonged to
zMesssrs. DaFis and Scanlan. She was valu-
el a; nbout $50. 069. The appearance of the
erts when thoy returned. is represented 10
have been exceedingly ridiculous - Memphis
BfHstfn, Dec lSM.
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Officers Of the Army who Hold seat. In
Legislative Bodfesi

The following correspondence was read in
the South Carolina Legislators. on the 18th
and ordered 70 be ente red on the Journal. AMI
sslso SlAbe printed
STATE OF Souru CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA. October y, 1864
Hon James A. Seldom, Secretary Of. IFar.
Richmond, Va, =
SIR: The annual session Of the Lexisla-
ture OF this State will commence on the 4th
Monday IN November next. and will proba-
bly, continue for three OF four weeks
respectfully request that furloughs be
granted as was done last year. to all persons
IN Confederate service who NAV be members
Of the Legislators. during the session. and
for ten days afterits adjournment.
cry respectfully, your o'ht ser'vt,
lSlgnedl NJ. L. DeSHAx.
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EkRoNgovs.-From information in orr
possession, we are prepared to believe the
statement published day or two since Of
the burning Of Grenada and the capture Of
trains to be utterly without foundation no
such events having occurred. We leain, from
good authority that Gen. ADAMS or a por-
ton Of HIS command fought the enemy
on Monday last between fazoo and Big
Black rivers. with success. We published
the item q few days sin on what we deem
ed reliable information, but we are glad to
Uniform our readers Of rs falsity.
!. Clarion o. The All
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A IooI Bh NAxAL Guy FOUNDRY AND
- - W = VhA>. Selma. Aia-. Tor tie
49, - INJURED negro mechanics and IA
49,. .I4 e'''n'0s aaa medical a-fena-nee fur
Good quarters aud ~. -,,-.-..,l -
tai on the place. In 60. IN $50 - i'esl'-
also
Wanted. ffieen hands ss- ..~.-, g..
Alabama Rirer u sc
Those hfrinr ner-oes 49,. "a -
mainder Of their hands rr-r-,.,,s 60 -. 70
menf. provided the uis..lte- "a -. -
their assessed quota -
CAIESBf AZ X JOINS. c.
Dol7-1 fcr.rn1r iar.
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IcIRcrIAR

IEADlI liiTt-R<
Dei-rir'ent Ala. Ms 4rl E1>i Ia.
Mobile, Ala. NoFerllIrr - l~-i
ne condition ~ military Affairs aud ,,en s,-...
~ important movements mn r-n-,er = A.. -is-
S,oseo 70 ne enemy. render II leces>arr - ,ri-f
-cl1. ioI We present al permits n pas rnr r.
-no enter TIE enclnr's iilcs- However u...1..r.
al y n.-t oe 70 refuse ii.s applications - 49,
20 whom, under ordinary rirrnrl.iarr.. .,.i, &c.,
lis would oe gr4uted- consid<f-fsons IL pubic
policy require their Sn<,,en.,r,-. ~ -. 49,
us notiiecaiisu Is <sTeu - rrereni ,isar.--or-
meat q applicants. and due notes usiI 81 49,,
= ben thc rule hcr-,r rblf.l..l 3. 49,, ~ $50
By command Of Major f,e- ID M, ~
va lrKf
oecl-.t Il. Col and 4 49, 4.
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RIcHrozp. December !. 1864.
= J. All cdnfeaerafe ofscsrs and men Who haze
been deliveted By the Fede,ai aushorisies a .px
place, prior to November 25fh. 1861. are hereby
declared to Re exchanged.
, All ofsesrs and mn q The vick.bur- e.-.ur.
Of July sih. 1865, sho reported Al anv p.ro,,
camp. eiihcr East OF Wet of the 1ississirri river
at any time prior to Norembcr I.s. 1854 arc h.
ibr 'ecls--l 10 be exchanged.
deeiia6t Agent Of Exebanre.
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To the Men and Boy. or Middle and South
AlabaHa.


EXEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT q ALABAMA
De-enbcr n. 1sfE
Noble i ttreat.nrd nth attack. boib ,s lsnd
and ratrr- A i.rss force or the s.-uy 4. a.
preaching M1sils thr0uEh 1ii-silsirr. srs ar ---
within = short distance - he ciiy- ~ iuf.-u..-
ton leads ne % believe HAT an s-.rnrt rm r.
made 70 pas ear foriifeatiens m he b--ior =
Noble Ihis attack nust b ret .ai ierca,os-
All The ftrrr-, undsr nv coazarl hare i.rrn r.
dered 70 proper places q AID II rrfrlii-E lA;s ~
fsrt q he re. We need i1ort -sr-.
IarPeli you 70 g a. enrs e Nosiie, rr.n.-
Portaiie1 and Arms riii be faruishrl ! .i.ai -
there 10 eonn-nl yea. a1i q sAa-c via r-a
uh-terer fare E.y be yoars- Every ce.sisc-s-sa-
q r.ir'o;isn a1l F-orrirty. liberty rnl hon.s.
rro7r;s an i-srseain.e rally dsfend seur Sac
cs-te il ssai-ries, sluals. aai sinsi. one rt-s
easrs AID err ca-se uil - szi-- Tc-.lczsec T. ~
dselne3-seorsia soon. I'll. be-Nissis.;r-i 8.
arr1sed shall Ai-barna 4. ia-s.- - rl.s r.c-
q houcr iud glory Nh -os bsiirre 4,
1o'ur fsiier-ciiiren. T. Il WATTS.
tiorerner I'll ti.ba-aa
1zl-f4f.c-s IN 1fi,ii1 and Sn1rt Aiaha-aa corr
and sud bah O. ihi< oEce---us.f- .lu.1'1
dccl1
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/. GES. HOOPS Anxr.-The latest era AAas, ysI.s-
BILE information from Tennessee afny, places
il this side Of the Tennessee ,riveS. bclreed
Florence and Corinth, in good fglii condition.
Tho report Of the death Of Gen. HgroetFis without
foundation. He wass on The 2sth alb. in excrilent
health and in good spirits, and Retslngshis noble
army Of veterans in ready condition. t0sisIp uut
all tue Yankees, white aud black fttsa4 can c,.Dd.
from Memphis to corinth. II IS not Il intention
Of GeB. Hood to 20 into winter qnaFserss but thag
be shall be ready for the all titaks aad cig
cNrsianccs.-1 hss. Ertra, 81. =
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-07

lg-We have just been informed hya seantl frsan
OF this city, that he had received n dssE;eh from
K5nons, Cd the Mississippi Cenh1 Road.soh husi-i
hess, and Tfhat the raiders who were refsJrted On
yesterdaylas being the road and doing seri4nsl
damage, we're nowhere % be heard Of aud that The
general impression was they were making their
way for Yazoo City There is no doubt OF its he
ing the same party wLo made The rnia on fhd Mo-.
Lille and Ohio road at 0kolona. They have found
out that it is 10 their safety leave in double
quick. which they areldoing.--lGs1 Ertra, 81
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-07

Aobi-e. Al. Decculhrr :. lisa
GrxEnaL ORn1Es. Sc-r1E1,
ment who are abseuf 90 leave - =. - l.,-.
ie.Fes q absrncc ard fnriorsls arc h.-rt~ -
toNea. - erefF nan allie - reader .rrr--. s.
nceded i.ntnrdiliely- It's err.--s.i li.f >,l',..
Ger vii % proinrilT compiici viii. ard - 49,
n re existing tnierrensy has passed i r-,.-,l
~ Ne leaves and inrionsas thas rcroi.i .-iii -
- l. n-i further orders no it1rss 81 ah.r-.rr ~
inr'ooSns VIII he approved n thc>. i.slor..,---.
exccI'i N extratrd lnaty cas-s ? p
III IL : eaioincd a-5or an as-c4-. n 49, 81
u'.nf-i e&eTiions towards tfectinl- IA. su.-i,-.-
Ie,.rn 70 il.ir cplnnards ~ ~ at-enfre-
bt Command q Nj Gen D Il Nan-r
Wn A. Ivy
aee.-ot I-ient- Col ari A. a ana I. a.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-07

GEE. FoRHEsr.-zAs large sumber OF cur rca.s
aers would Ike 10 know the whereabouts Or the
''Wizzsrd OF the Saddle. we suggest to them be
quiet for few days only and bc viii be hearts
from in locality that viii bring rejoicing TO every
true Southern beating heart, as be j. geltiutS
ready fer the move, md when he does mase he viii
make the howl Of his roaring among The negroes
md Yankees IN the West.-jfississippia,. E..tra.