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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-29

FUERRAL OF JAMES MAcKINTosH.-
The funeral Of this lamented pioneer took
place from L. Claire Hall Toeeday afternoon
and vas nomerously attended oy the old set
tlere and citizsns. Rev. H. N. Powers con
dueted the exercises and pronounced q very
appropriate en- egy u.,on the deeeased. Thus
has passed away to his long home another Of
The Fret men OF Davenport"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-29

THE HKRotEE OF THE ELEvENTH.-
We are glad TO notice the safe return home Of
the heroic wife al Col wm. Hall. and dsaeh
ter Of David Higgias. E.q. Of this city. Mr'.
Hall. by her devotion TO her husband, and her
orfipching bravery in the perils OF the cam.
pa;go and even amid the thunder Of actual
battle, has wen many unfading aurels. She
isf, home about year ago with her husband.
nh.n L. Colope, Of the llth Iowa Infaptry.)
and was With him during the Winter cam
psign /, Missouri; then went with him to
Tennessee when the Eleventh went there; was
It ths famous battle Of Pittsturg Landing, and
n, ayely encountered the dangers Of those ter.
ribl. scenes Of carnage. She continued Win
him II, ough the past Summer, oil the time.
x;,h ,ha exception Of a short visit to her %
r.r,. and at later period was 10 the battle
Of Corinth The house che occupied there
was where the battle ragged the hottest. Shot
and she'll rid,,l.d the building. killing several
Of i,s inmates. but during the entire coufiict
she bore herself iike veteran, con'tant'y
ministeriny to the wert OF the wounded and
ayiag. Amopg the won nded on the oat'ir.
field ard the sick and YOU oded in the hotp'
,als. sbe has proven herssi . ministefirg an
gel. No fatigue was too severe, no danger 90
great tha. she has not braved it AL, that enc
mi ght share the perils her husbsrt coOr'ed'
and 10 carry comiort into the camps OF 'ne
bleeding and distressed soldiers. Her ml'sioh
has been one from whi .h most women sh''ts'
but enc has endored all the hardsfirs and pri-
ya,ions of the soldiers life with the most sx.
emplsry patience and fortitude. Many are
the eick she has co, oforted; hundreds TO
whom che has mnis,, ,red Vilb nethers
fon dness and q sisters love. will held her In
greatefal rsenory to their last day. We pre-
sumo that she will return 10 her husband al
ter few weeks res. with ter parents and Els
ter. at home. All ho:or 10 the horolne OF
shiloh and Corinth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-29

: ELDER CHALLEN's LECTURE We
srust our ei,issps ui'l not forget that this tall
sstsd gentleman will deliver lee'use st Net.
ropo A.ss He'll this evening, for the benefit Of
eAe soldiers Aid Society. HE sutject-"1hs
Commercial and Political Importance Of the
Nississsppi Valley" 10 oss which. IN ths hands
- . mao IKE The Elder. ssn BE- msde insessslr
istsrsssisg The tickets iAvs bsso placed st
g eesss. asa 80 - eteaissd q Mesk = o.
- 1alIasa aslA = gtssss = = - 1ees
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-29

Darenp ort Lumber market.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-30
From KenruAkr.

The latest intelligence from Kentucky !,
coptained IA 4 dispatch dated louisville, Oct
2E midnight II sayp:
Sen JeH. C. Davis, who shot Cen. Nelson
has been released from arrest. anil ordered e
report sor duty at Cincinnati.
Gen. Dnmvnt passed through here this eve
ming err route for Indianapolis
One hrndresl and fifty r..bel prisoners from
Frankfort and Lexington, and 400 pArolc,l
In OF PRISONERS from Cox's Creek. arrived
here tct,lay. They|left \. 3 o'clock on slon
day indnIine;. and up 10 O'Clock this aff6F.
noon had had nothing to cat. Morgan having
destroyed al the captured provisions that hs
could not carry away.
Morgan's men changed clothes With MANY
Of our prisoners and his haul are now said Il
be cloihei in Federal uniforms.
Doubtful rufnors Say that the b-idyes over
Rolling Fork and Bacon Creek have been dxs-
;roved by the rebels
ts's=tt S7..sssss,i--iss~rTs sent Dy Tie Cticago
Sanitary foIninissis,n who we're captured near
* : Greek. have arrived here Mhr-ar,;s mon
tax all their supplies.
The rebels al Coxis Creek captured Ci,,r. T
n Lewis, postmaster OF Woods al .iSio,, with
al his uriils. containing several tllonsalsd ler
iers- the money from wlliei the rebels took
and then destroyed all the letters
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InsImcIiOas 10 EnroI.ing 0IIieers.

CEk--a~r,ea- Ok a. isss
his Tbs drty p EnrsiinE IN fathfrIiy esTsu
fssy ma. = isrir Respective Disirirts si-fia< ihs
fis~-inc1tion f-f-t0rc urdrrei- 10 re.fstk q -
pisirct ar alsr1f &c fo1nd zher -,a-t -
e1FpHed Ih . srrirtin- -fiI se EfTen frcrs rr~-.u
~ q lnfrlnaiicr and rsusf be STATED u1asr he
hsai ~ -Resua.k La
c.i'-cr'pt- ril reaaiE IN thsr rssPsrlite ess.ses
rntis caiirl f1- ~ ne
wh-n The cal = male The Ciinir-lrn - tu1~-7n-
tsild tie krrair= c-cr.. ant .les Ill fk.. Il
r. rs'is enhi4rsi The tai rbrv a. luauea inisi ,
Az ne sy arp nis . ~ asrriblihf BE -n-esirir
lie E-rni3ng slirtrs 7nirei azrrrS< Each ma
81 ccnsrril,< = ., l1zF - nrd n ttssr s.rirfr
E;thput ccliitc1tr or r1crsbfi-n- They ny CO.
i7on the >letf and 4 nSt.tiss al tli-an snS II
nihef a~.i>tsncr L n-c~ssafF. they II report -
lat u me- an trsln,.s Ill be fIt1i-aed
klrrllii< utrs reunil - r tinflfr-s ard her
iuti-s u ~ rnd uifl rhr Sra er-l -.rs rrr are
ftrsuirrr o. 49, f,e ilisfrirr ard q rnks weekiv
fel,'fiz- They uiii b. held ssrrt ,--ouat.l n
irf tie t-ish u f4-ir rspert<. nd ri-rer n t1s-.
iiiul Iils tf1DsfIr - 1rrcrt rsDfrl rr-sns e
r'snsiif HEe 1rsrfef Aterr I'll hiineslr y dxat
nth rs Iluftcer1-e t+ls-rrrnrns rre1 thrr AK
DC ro-upensatirr. a1d he Wa-k 6.ue thrr
~ b. CAairuen ~ Tie ctaL.y Cs1rts are Ehar<sf
Frh tie general 1feltrnt~ - enr-.nasrs
theiI- rt'uffi-s JAo- n ffDfikfSS- A. D. g.
uc-- - l>f- srd S-tlf- - Enr.ls1r cccera.
- t-l,t Tsnnrss-e pai,rrs coy.
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sALr--Te have letter before ~ dessrisii. a dis
e"Fry o. SALT nnt very Z. frsn this CRY uh,ch
pr mi-es y yield great abaad inre that rrecfsu.
ana pefs ary article II csn~nnlIinn. IL i 'nand in
AFse erykii humps weighing a. nit pound each -
he pFtprietsT i nov preDarnE uork Il excessive
" - lar Il ha< be-I dug p-rp-ndicularir fff.rn
Ieet inroash said stratum and the cad - il la.
not heen FUND It's <nperfciex has lsrcu exarsinl
our hundred feet and Il Indicates the -an- ~hsr
setrF and rretHi-es'n almost inexharsti,,e supply
ne material i 80 ard thai n has fn b. i.fs-te b.
re u can 'e unvtd out 81 he rarth and i liver
"a AZ re mine 1t fur AID a half --nf< pound
We have sn ~ specimen - the .-ry sfai Il + a.
Gear a. iss and % 70 &c 81 the fiue,t qaal
The writer concludes his letter i.y ,ay ne. I'VE
need have, &c mare fear abput the want 81 silt
For m obvious reasn We d. give he lt-i:tr +
INC miiie hut tnse who wisii infrrn ,fi.a IN "a
spert a. eau receive ~ app, tim 10 tlis Of
ice
We Learn that similar discovery his hca- m ale n
the s1e r-sipn Of eunafry: AZ how FAR n la beer
tested not inor ned The heiief l. tat i, =
o. val extent AMI viii weld ia the rtrat~xf alum.
dance 4 Mobile Tribute
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ny IN The bloody battle fields OF Virginia in the
many thousands OF Northern men who lie b,l-
RED there: and Me enormous debt the war has
created No legal fcfipn can make such festi-
mony IS tins Of npeiiecf. There is something
ludicrons IN such = proclamation, solemn'y
made by the Fedctal Government when lie
own capital Is almost Abeleagnefed. Immense
armies dit not fight in fheir sleep. nor did the
lens Of thousands perish in dream. that ilse
terrible conflict can be soNeAsIlv forgotten.
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rue Fns{ ssl,aslo.. h. rs"Els a
-Iht i.s,.sI... 7 i.nt.' C..Ith.-..I. .. u.

Tbs i-s,.sisH Int Csria s.t- A. sl
F From Times. oer.f,sI OIL, j
Esci Il, ilii< trisis Of the war. tho most Em
s'ffs''t tlsft oi filc hs in.lli tescc refers ID
raific.d not a military nIDvctiesif. rfrsidlnt
l.lsco'i,Bas slIau,fe,i himself from lie iislie
rfae Republicans. asisi inlfy +cerpicd lie tx
,.clne- policy oftse viocist zcalots lie party
Iiaclt;des without combining win them H.
has played hIs las; carl. lie has declared by
proclamation that all the St4:es tia. sBail
NOT lave retHrnfd L. tilc rlts,h on the si Of
JatuaAy the sls yes shall after that lt,. 10 rec.
Il s \ political conecSsioh L, the Ab.lft5Srlist
wing OF the Republican party. Wien tle Tn
Ion EXISTED, lii cousti'uiio3 gave no right.
either 10 The Presideisl alone. or to rlse Pr1si-
ieut and Congress coinbined, 10 abolish slave
ry.
Tile Al,nlitio4ists assume rllti the war has
conferred fine right; emancipation was a -'iinss-
lslerbolf giaccd ID the hands. az Mr. L5rsdol,,
with which to destroy tic South ard Ill IT'S
soesal organizations At blew lie has ac
copied tic ass rnea right and launched the
iiInuierl,olt- Hut iIc is without the 1,oaet 10
enforce the IL cree. Tic North mast cofiqnsr
every saaare Itilc Of the Southern States be-
fore il caa make the proclamation mprs Iia,s
waste PAPER Tic rnios. = ~. - i--r.s{ "a l'Ffe
presentation slycry donbttql Nothing was
needed % deepen the haired Of The South. but
il anything eoaiI determine i to confin1e the
HsfA ~ at7t tA4i -ittAl Al -
The Dempcrafs already denounre it a. ,tnton-
SIT utionl; tile moderate Republicans coddk,uii
II As inEasrrc that can have no practical re-
snll. 1t will lave no effect on the Soilh.
which li:Is hong ac;ed a. against an Abosiilo.i
ist Govetninentof tire North, and anticipated
AL II can do ly any kind OF lesiklaiion- In the
Nort itself It IS likely to le another element
Of confusion
By the Abolitionists. however, il il He'll 10
he a short and easy mode al comiieiIirl- 4
suspension 81 h1stilltie. Is the South khbx1
no inabihtyito eoutinne isis wa fheiofet Is
reasonable and temperate. The sfatesinas,
sltou' stand behind the soldier or war iiseil
Is a miserable aEld purposcless blunderl Tie
NortheFTI Gprcitinent also coaiemp plates pctics.L
but III q most singular manner. Exzciiy When
its military and political powers arc. most
brSken il llleafeIls. II continues to r'efssk all
recagnition OF existing facts anil cIings to con-
stifuiioI4l and legal fcti0ns.
/ Ii insists that the storm Of war has sdcpt
away nothing. and offers. on certain cshldi-
tons. 10 ignore the war itself In absnf
ninety days hence. or on the LIST OF Janrias y.
any state returning Representatives IS
heretofore TO the FEEDER al Cong ess. shall.
= in the absence of stroug couhiersafIi1g tes.
timony, " be considered as not llavirg revalted
at all. The election return shall be '-deesned
conclusive evidence that the State never Sc
&c ied--or fought to the deathIin that c5ndi-
tionl There il strong countervai ing testimo.
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u @-sn.o.l ne i1th day ~ Move r1ber. prnx--
, - s1po% - oh = The highe<- hid l-r he
-. - '-StnercF = DAVID k4nktp- nccd l. Ja~ntr.
eI,- IN 1iil citcit III tie I've Strrk % ~ b
re died ln-ses<esi-ronSi~tinE - ai.nnt - bad
horrs and mnlrs- lea hra1 II sick CATH Nd io
~ sfok hogs Notes with apl,rr,rrl ~rnrifr iii -
refuired- Ilse fnrsat~ under SO musf f.s paid n
DAY Il sale This 18Th day ~ October |lss1.
D,t-l-in' VA r. RANKIN. Adn-r
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Rags. RAGS, RAGS,

| WILL buy ~ lie cid l-ihnen and C.sion Rags old
riesrs II rse. Euany So L. pieces ~ ~nl- and al
ne Cd rag Tu Gan bring a. ID she neKt shrrs
months. FOR whlcl viii pay 4 Ash
Wash Tie iut snit and iring then IN rake - Al
ne scraps sad r-'e and Get 30r raosey fsr al you
lave I b ewn EEay. -
want them delivered AZ ny ait stand Aon The cor
Ter. tIrxt dir - a. u T. fis- or a. she sfurf q
II Hunter. J4s : Erlu ms
4 Cllait4uooxas Oct fs IScf
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Proclamation.
HEsDor2krEks. JacKSox. Hsss
Oct 7. lac =

- 80 --1-Ha. -ack>or- Aifs--
Special Older. No c. ~ -
XIX.
N$ -rthot ~ = thf Secretary e War ~ ale Goa
tel.r- - Nta'r- 81 Anrericl. lsrpclsin *
t.-11e - H,ee> k,,s tiEfic. ~ aud Max hsrs
- llh,Dtfa -t.sipli. up a. tbi> dale
- 80 c-'.'p 'ete- At r1uyr~ AID stldIer- Ei.ss,
- = ,ern tek.sirr~c ~ith tie L. = I'm nui-
-. ~ e''rfk. WIN instr' ftic- q auaf n-sf6
"i sxeAanr wis fcl'ot ~Itfs,ai delay IL N
"e~el i4fief. ~ ibeir resl e-tfre cnlninar -
LLOfp- Tfi.EHNAS
erser'l u , Army Commanding txehEaget
Ofiriai-
tnwHtTxp ELLfs . Cariai. Il Al
oet2l-5r
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II HAVE, = 1lT I1l--ls-I01 nt< ~ Ter y tks
Il Q PE1 IL al ~ II searr - ngcl 81 fr1t -
pick GO said 10y aaTs he leiunE< 20 : EraslrEaz
~ corinfh Mrs. and KS bird 20 ua1 10 t1s r
M. Who IN ~ CasffaroEa- a. Ubirt pare hs
ct On the 49, .-iI are Atlanta abntt usrks
ago. ! fsf1nd hiui rrr3 sex Wiz T-7kei1 Fever.
i-ok Iiiz IN .ld treated iix n1ff rsli--
Tire owner 81 n rc rsn haze lin - corirE fsE
r1rd. rr1rfnr pru1~rIT. n-d paving > II --prr.rn-
cetz.-fr JA~ " PRICE. L. p.
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For SAT. by an Officer IN The Armr

'Ho Ioissk,. "i.e : thornusis bred gisncnr hor-r
arsc- ifiisl rnd spifited-has been IN THE ser-
vice frla the brEinnin= u The var Nooid Euit .
-tln ofiirer Are. years.
The ather y,'ang stallion ysars cd Gentle
and sIraEs smelly ia buegy.
Apni, 10 Nni. J l. f-Haup<r-Ts
eor I. Nj . l. II'Pkins Law erser. NhiE -
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WILL Ser f.r sale tsr Crsa ho1e- il f7arri..t
4 "a Npniay. TIE l1Lh Say . SrTs1psr. ISL a.
rulic oufcry n RE higle- iiIEer fnr cab nsrrp
nan named AK Black aluf trenty-thrse yTaru "a
ave fert I've i,rhss high and weighs bnuf Is h
sad u-<forsrs ha b-i.nEs q Samuel " her q PaI
ti-n1rs -orhsr Maryiand- sid nerrn a. = r1naunT
and viii ~ sid o. that day - I1ay chsrks--
o<tlI-tu MILO ruULTEl.
Ehfrid HnnflI1n C.rrfr.
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al the request Of sihesr planters. no i.ses SEED
wheat In ihe rekt emp. I have procured IN order
FROM Mi Gen. San 4ie- hip Sc, sheat srr lie
East rfin raj II ais seed wheat having he prefer
over ali other kia. OF Tor the gov
erumeni
Planters viii slnb together and Ecad an agent
with list Of their names. the number ri lash
eis wanted is ese ID, hays or ssrk< naked and
' 'uopey 81 sI,r ssr,e II4nsers mar srler nom Tn
10 hundred tsne- each .re..s.lirk tie rradt
4 iand L. be Ilatel have maize s,r.nresaeu,s r..
...t 49, -+-y u<rt vrrzr AZ lair Iriec<--shar -iug
"FiSin1 ssiss o Nv, witii rxlrn<er aided
Adares< .UiiN r cA,IPBsI.I.. ax-s
o,t2s y Ks.exvill-. Tenn.
- Refer o. ff5.ioaS-r
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C HATTAN COCA:
Tn.e cnAr-rANoocA EAIt.YnrerI..
THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. 30, 1862.

II
Hlass avn p'tcl'ased. on the stIl ofIOctober
from Henry Is. Hill. Esq. the prin,ind Mr.,
ais. type. presses. etc. formerly used in prints
lng ite Oiiatlaneega Advertiser, and more re-
Gently IN tile publication Of TuR RInrE y,s
announce the permanent establishment of
THF AT9AfoooA DAILY REBEL. sThd success
OF the paper thus far. iust6es us IN assursn.
: the pnblic that T1E Rrprr. is now OH of nc
hxed7nstHniions Of Chattanooga. and Wifi be
! continued permanently as a Daily, aud wberI
the state Of the country and the nailf Justify
it, we will cpmIneree theaissue Of a WeekIy
and. perhaps, a Tri-wcekly paper.
For he present we can only issue a Daily.
for which we will receive subscriptions %
the following terms: Il
Terms Of Subscription. II
Daitr Rrnrlper year. y....... $40 oo
SIX Months - & IL
3 One Month =. : = ~
ss-s9he G Akn must acfpnkany all orders iari The
paper Shiapia tiers Of prisaee persons viii RECEIVE
atteniioti. Therefore al
mol X sept 10 as fHl5tl
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0N Lndkopt Mountain. sunday evening. IesA sn-s
~ brtreen Cox cocke's resldence Ard the P.inf
one small gold unich and chain. The brner n M.
Satle uHhingtnn Cooke = inScr,t~d IN tai %
ne inside r-iiahIe rruard nil Be ziren f,~ a.
peI,Fery q said Eafch, q tie Rsbri sfire
Oct1i n DANIEL. q. CnCER-
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Ill perSonz having claims against tir rrtalr a
p.fla i,.nkfn, Gee q sr~ hereby uefifed - ~
them within I E 1ine pr~rr bid az lzr and th..s.
nirted o. The r<tate trQeSr.i rnr- fcrr ar
-ha 1akr ritleinenf THIS - isg flc.ol~r l>E7
oci1i-lm' NN- T. RANKIN. ADA
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all men who act in this manner. They arc
bright and shining examples OF patriotism.
Il There is a daily beauty in their sonduct
which makes some men ugly"
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CO.nllliffed

THO f.if 4, r-hrtfnru,.a - 49, A-Eass-
Il - - s1.l-a iesk. ~ --Ea he helosrf
70 me- krell - fsntrt,r ro1ri1- tisrfli pp
he i ailo1t5 feet inches hirA ti1ck roanisxi,.n
The owner viii csuc Toward, p-ore 1,rs.psrty AID
pay rf-rEe-- ~ D. Citiff-E AZ.
sIc-a IT Ger-F Ham EIrn C.
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Notice

a II rers7n- Indebted q the estate Of D. r Rrors
n dec d. are directed cs,rne forward i.rn~distslr
and make parrrni- aud ti,o-e having aim. .r.r-,
sid s>tate are hrfrly lied . pre-rat then ithip
tAe time prrsrrItcl By law
oeils lH- a. n. THOMPSON.
sdrr r>taie y. r R.sswn. de- 4
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TTFI[E I NM lTlITFI y aET.E- !
kno1Flilr. Tenn Sept l7th. lss1
No debts - any kinir ~ IT cxss,.s
ny oEn erutfari-. all L p-si ~ rhfs IN suriar
nrtll-1t Al and lhi~f D n
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he could form q junction with the forces at
Huntsville, and thus !. bring the masses Of
pnF army ib con lact with The fractions of the
fshemy.' In this way he would have ope-
fated On the epgrny's communications with
put exposing our own, and at the satne time
hare operated OF interior and shOrte r lines.
so far from regfetting the retreat of our
army from Kcntucky, we consider il nat
Ter Of great rejoicing that the retreat has
been safely made before ID was too late
We haze npw certainly learned that any at
teihpt to take aud foid Ktntuck J. whilst the
enemy command the Cumberland and
1enneSsisee rivers must always prove a failure
This was the opinion we entertained and
exPrcsSed as early as Sept, 1861. We
felt satEsfed the that these rivers aerc the
Key toi Teqness9e and North Mississippi
and Whenever tile enemy could get posses
sipa sSfIiihef our hold upO5 Middle and West.
Te ei mnsf be very Ireeariou We.
had hpIed that the frst great object of this
c4snpai5p would he to regal 4 the control Of
eHese rivers, and then we weulu be prepared
for fprther operations why It vas net
dqneis3i'Fe satisfactory reason may 81 given,
bpt We eohfess. We cannot imagine what i.
IS. Wa regret that 4 the jast expo Citations
Of Gem Bchure4ard that he would be re-
turned 70 the command OF Department. No
? were disappointed, . and that he was not
pernittfi % carry out a plan 50 ad nirabIy
comes yeh, which we think would have re-
suited ipssucl glorious frilits Gen Beau
regard and Gen Bragg would have formed
decentralization 9f military talent NOT often
iikcellIesdAll Gen. Brag44 has, as all now adj
Nit bsen u great service to the latmy IN +
nlHrsYiIlg its discipline and efieieney and
iep. Bsautegard ID planning campaign
ind IL sSeiiag it executed. hss1but IL snpc.
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A M psf n Jail n CAatfan--ra. HsEiiis1 sassfy
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Nrayed or Stolen $50 Reward.
lTNb.y H'ar. about Ia hand high fve wears old
" and good trxserr. Va ,inlen 81 sffs ~, -frs.,
t'e ca.nIr< DC The "a kensnrky rrsrn-tt Suuiay
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iiscry - a. Narire<r.rs ST. n s,- i r-cur~J
1t any point Fl,s1s may iixely q set her
Mr.. J.'ha Wren, late ~ Nosnt Sterling Ky. VII
please as-ist me IN getting her
H e. SMITH,
Aciing - rsrDn II ky. Irgt-
Bridgeport, Ala Oct. zs-5f