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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-14
CHATTANOOGA
Friday MORNING. NOV. a. 1862.

In Middle Tennessee the movements Of
the military are necessarily involved in much
Of that sort of mystery which generally at
tends campaign in embryo As yet, but
little has been accomplished by our forces,
excepting in the way of subsistence There
is no doubt that our occupation Of the rich
basin of the Cumberland and Dock rivers
has furnished US with supplies which are
loosely estimated at. from three to four
months rations for fifty thousand men. Our
Especial correspondent from Lavergnc,
half way between Murfrecsboro' and Nash
Vile, gives US some regimentaI glimpses of
things in that quarter. Another private
letter to Us says of the Immediate trent of
Nashville, /" We gain nothing; but it can
net be said that we are thereby losing any,
thing The truthfullest statement of the
case is that both ourselves and the Yankees
are upon a well-poised see-saw, each afsaid
to move" A pretty accurate Illustration.
The Rebel Banner has several items of in
terest, Welhave received flss Of the It'll,
9Th and 9th It's issue Of the 9th confirms
the late reports from Morgan. 1t has also
notes here and there of the arrival of prison
ers captured by Forrest, who has been dis
playing his usual zeal, ghllantry and seldierly
dispatch. In the skirmishes which ocsur
every day, our loss 10 comparatively small.
OF the isolation Of Middle Tennessee from
the South, the failure of the mails, and the
many trials and yeIations of both press and
public, the Rebel Banner says truly
The Irregularities of the mail. and the s-
Jence Of the telegraph wires. would almost in
duce one 10 believe tslat are an isolated peo-
ple-+eut of from all communication with the
world This must be orr excuse for the small
amount Cf news in to-day's issue.
We are glad to be able to give partial
assurance that these things will mend a
little We learn that hereafter the ears will
condcscend to take the mails. We have felt
sadly enough the arrangement of our postal
SYSTEM 1t has during the last fortnight
completely .ut us off from our Middle
Tennessee subscribers. If our Posiofice De-
partment cannot contriyc to doa little better
It had as well "shut up shop, and label
the windows with closed until after the
war
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LmArTANuo6l A. Oct- H. I1Il-
Il Is the duty Of Enrolling ocers 70 faithfully snroI
every in their respective Districts observing he
classification heretofore ordered n residents q the
District absent cannot Be found. theT nsst be
enrolled- The drscription viii be given from meme
~. Information and nuIi - stated under the
head u .RernaskA7
Corsrripts will remain in their respective co1ntirs
until called lor ~
when the call i male the Chairman win sspcrin-
tend the Enrolling qcers. and they viii fant II
perznis embraced IA the call rhey H. Irncdiafeiy
air The day appoint fur hs<erbnK The cunecripts
the Enrolling ocerE required % arrest each M n
o eonscripf age who may h. fond Ia their districts
witho1t eefffe cate Of exemption They may car
upon The Sheriff and { nstabIes 70 aid them. and n
other assistance " necessary. they will re polt the
fact "a me. and troops win he furnished.
EnrcIIiug occrz remain IN Ter Districts I'd their
duties Do not end With the FIRST enrollment They
required 10 wztrh the llisfnci and q make weekly
rrIioriH They will be held sfrrtscc5untahility
for The truth q their reports. and uhorFr u thsn
uifuy fails promptly 10 arrest report persons ~
eo9scrpt age drecied above. viii himssf " Geali
WITH The Cunlcder1te GoEcrnment gives then an
PIE eenpensasion. and the work mast bs done thrr-
onEhlJ- Chairmen Of the cuuEty ce1rts are charred
vita the general observation-disclosures e1ruIlneni
their connties- JSO- l. HOPKINS A d. C..
0e- "a ls6l- and Snpt q Enrolling o16cers-
~ East Ieuncstre papers copy
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HkAvy RoBHEEY--A Heavy robbery occur
red at the American Hotel. in Harrisonbsrg
Rockingham county, Val on Monday night
last The persons robbed were A. s. Dan
bridge, OF Jeffers9n county. VA. who was
stopping for the night, aud d! Pennybscker.
proprietor of the Apsrichn Mr- DandFidEe
lost between 81 ,00p and $4,000. 10 Confederate
money, and 4 gold watch, and MIR. Penny
hacker about $4,000. mostly in Virginia
monsg, and near 500 i1 gold and silver to-
sethsr with his gold spectacles and geld
watch Mr.. Pennybackdr's money and watch
were in his VI est and pailtaloons pockets. the
thief or thieves carrying OF his vest Sabse-
quently. one Of the watches. aid about $50 IN
money we're recovered Six young men said
to hail from Baltimore. Nd. were arrested on
Tuesday afternoon charged with the robbery
and committed to Jail.
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MILITARY 'ADvERTISEMENTs.


Mattresses, 0cL ltln. ~
l. Tie Conleterafs nuIhoritIes h1rInr urdsrec ~
enl1rctnentuf The CnnncIIpf law = Isnnr-~er- Ihr
Ju1ce q chnirnan u he county Cuurt -
county viii immediat1Iy appoint reliable and cen
pel1nt person In each civil district n sid conuty. .
rake an enrument e AL perrous n their RESPECTIVE
districts uho snbect q TIE Prrsiuns - act 81
conEress approved April l6h lss1. enritlca A nci
- further provide 81 lbe public deie1ee- SD 60
rolling Dhcers viii pfoceed iEediaiely 70 nake ne
EuroIlncnt z1dcr MD At - Congress. In cuuirrnIy
- instrnctinus fom TIE War DcpanIant. and rrturn
The sane q the superintendent e Couscrrt camps n
Middle Tenncssee a. ncninnrile. AZ uhich place q
re43eEFuus = hcreky established fnr conscripts and
sosuteers - 81 Tie Tsnne-es reginen,s ne n he
service
II Said rnrolling oaicers III. AZ the sans tine.
enrol all perou< In tcir respective di~ricts Who
over thrtT-re and under orfFfEe yenr1 ~ age. and
borEari separate h-ts II then. Together with dup
eafs lit Of tho<e Who arr over eiEhtrcn and under
"a iftyiFe "a the adfant General q the STATE Thry
ril alzp make list ~ al thnSe perErns thr-
Epecfire districts ubo beionE 20 The service bsf b
abseat frrgn their battaiions rrEieis With te
mes Of their d. and return the - The
Adjutant General q the State
III Al any time within thirty days from this date
Al pcfHouE nay roluntecr and ~cect the regiment -
which they viii BE attached. either teiors a the
time u euroInenl-
" Al persons volunteering 10 Gil ur the reri-
mems already In The service viii rcPrt Themselves
The above rendezvous. where they win - mastered
ini1 service and furnished transPotoa 70 thsii
spectise rcliments-
By order 81 Islam G Harris, 0overnor he
oct3n-1W " {. NHITTHOESE. Adj. Oen-
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WHY is itEthat the Government is giving
such snormou. prices for everything it has
10 buys r. T. Wilson, Csmmissary Agent
G A., successor to J. F Cummings, ad
VERSES in the Knoxville Register that he
will give twelve aud half cents a pound
eros. for pork, which is about fifteen cents
net. In ordinary times pork can be bought
for FIVE cents net Now, Why does the Gov
eminent give such price. as twelve and
half cent. gross We learn that in
Middle Tennessee Government agents are
not pfring more than eight cents gross. If
this i so, it requires an explanation. We
cannot see why more should be given in
Fast tlau in Middle Tennessee. This in
ea,1,ality is uamifcstly unjust, and should be
.c,,,,eeted Last year millions of dollars
were made by beef and pork contractors,
aud ". hone the same game is not going to
10 nlaved OK err again. The Government, We
bej;cvea can get as much pork as it wants at
s;wht or ten cents gross, aud it IS highly
nroner that the hegs aud becves should be
s,.r.h.cred by PERSONS in the employment
&c The Government, and not By contractors
seem to think they ought TO make all
,h.v "a. out Of the Government: and with
uho,, he Government should have as little
70 do as possible. Let competent men be
amounted TO take charge Of the slaughter
mo &c theshoss and beef cattle-men who
das,re Is do their duty to the country, and
much GOOD will be done. The army needs
al The lard aud bones which were last year
,,;v.n 10 contractors, but which will, We
hone. this year, be given to the soldiers, or
.o,d for the benefit of the Government. In
our opinion, the Government can have Its
own hogs slaughtered in a 1nuch better and
mare economical manner than it ever will be
aone nv contractors IF there should be
anv attempt at fraud it will be more easily
dctected. because any man ut all skilled IN
.,so business can tell what amount OF bacon
.nd l,rd a given amount Of pork Of a certain
description will produce. Not only IN thu
nork business. but also in the -four contracts
do matters need investigation. We are IN
formea that the Government is making con
tact. IN regard to the grinding Of wheat
and making Of -four which will enable the
contractors to realize very large fortunes
The Government, as we understand, fur
nishes the wheat and gives the eontrastor'
certain amount Ter grinding. Why does
not the Government, II = chooses to bu,
wheat, have it ground by us own employ
ees, and not By son'rAe'0r' ano thereO'
save all the profits when are mAoe y 'nem
If the Government THINKS PrOpers g Da.
wheat nork or Oeeyes' II snOulo nave u IN
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RseErrrISe 0FFIcr, Knoxville. 0et- le. lss7-
T. Enrolling oGscers will continue u nj axe enroll
msnts under the Law OF lCth April l6s1. nnC April
list, 1861. uutIl luther orders
NJ. Enrolllng o1icsu ara reminded that i Il a
part Of their duty have arrested and brnf a thin
place all soldiers whom they may End uilhin their
districts. absent frn their cornp4nics without ars
Or when leave Of absence nag have expired Sch
deserterB from the army. and unlsss they
port for duty here Immediately. ust be trsatEa b.
snrnlh1E officers.
III Paroled roldiers mat bs urdered 10 fsport
hsrs Al else be nrrrsted- Ne per.ons Liable
10 military duty will be allowed % rsain .t The r
kDurs kils their services required elseuhsrt-
l. ID. BLAkE. Iieut- Col.
ssns-1E Bipt- Rss ruitinf Servlcf.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE TRACT or LAND lying on the Va 49,
L t4rs OF Mulberry tlrtrk in Lincoln eiun q.
g. Tcniie Ssce known the Dr. Smith place. h.,
60 ACRES. about 200 acres q -
al r,h i rleafed. +
The dwelling housc j. large fr1rle builling.
There j. large nistiilers asd Horse iill on said
lilaee- l4t
Said land i finely suised Tor stock lsrm and has
! spring ~ never-faiIiHg uafer.
For e apply ~ the subscriber II Fayetteville
Tenn n JANIS T. HEIGHT.
uoxt-lV II ArSr4.
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NEGRO MIssINe.

A NEGRO servant named william. or VIII. beiouF-
"A inE 10 Capt W A. Goodman. Of Cenensl Cha J.
rners Slan Wihcrsi Division % Gen. BrzEE'E army.
Was clt IN the 81 the army near sparta Tenner
s.e nj the time Of il advance early Ia SEPTEMBER
WHEN lat heard from he vas complaining Of lness
In - I'M ,.v liberal reward for any information IN
gard - the uhereabput. aid servant - hs Dc
|lFerT 70 the Southern Enpress Agent a. cl.ftanse
n said negro i sbut - yesrs Old iest 10 iaeh-
rs,~sl5vrs n W.GOODNAS.
Holly S1rinru. Mss
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necessary work done in regard to them with
out Tie inteFyeDtioa Of contractors If this
is hot done, would ii not be much better to
buy tie bacon, lard Of -four from those who
have these articles 70 sellz Purchases Of
any Of these articles might be made much
cheaper from the producers than from large
spntractots. or, If the contracts we're let
out III sushla manner as to permit persons
hsving small quantities TO sell to take them
things would be sold mnch low err But
when the contrasts are only let out to those
who VIII agree to furnish large Quantities
1t Bdinihiskes competition and increases
prices If, instead Of making contrast
with One man for three or FIVE thousand bar
rcls de- whiskey Or -four, the government
woald make contracts with six men for the
same atantity, there wonld be more bidders
and prices would Be cheaper There are but
few men who will undertake large contracts,
aud in some Instances, these men, after
having made the contract with the Govern
mem, win sell It to Others at lower prices,
- IfHsl-lFl III iIt x
making haldsoms profits without doing any
thing henkelves- II, Instead Of giving to
one set Of contractors in Richuend Che
making IF All the -four IN Virginia, it had
been aiyfddd among twenty different miller,
in tho vdri9 us parts Of that State, the Gov
ernm4nt would have obtained its -four on
muchAchcaper terms, and the price Of -four
would not have risen there so rapidly. If
the GoYfrnment continues to m axe such
contracts as it has been doing, We viii not
be able 70 stand IL Whilst we should be
practising the most rigid economy !, reckless
extraragance in these matters sec ms to Be
the 6rder of the day.
Wears decidedly opposed to the Govern
ment pursuing d policy which serves to en-
rich d favored few at the expeuse Of the
country. Men at this time shoul ID be will
ing ID sell ID the government at fair prices,
and i they are not, they should be required
to do 30. This IS no time for men to Be
striving e. make fortunes out of tn Snecessi
tic. d III. country, and especially should
tie 3 o,.rnrpeu, give ID neourag cement IS
ally shch VIZ have spoken str Ongly on
this sAbiect besause We feel salts fed that
this is oIic Of our greatest dangers It de-
nands the especial attention Of the War De-
pArtnHent; for, unless these abuses are GER
rdcted, We Will SUITE the evil consequences,
sooneE OF later. lTI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

lfNN Monday, the 18th day Of N0rsnber prox-.
~ will EXPOSE for ale 10 the highest bidder Al the
lat. ressdenee OF David Rznkin, deed. ir Jasper,
Tenu on months credit. all the live stock o. uhich
be died overwhelmingly Of about 20 head Of
horses aud mules 100 head " stock cattle and lot
pf stock hogs Notes with approved security will b
Eecuireh The amounts under $50 must be paid %
Ilay OF sale This lstk day u 0ctBbsr. 1ss2-
octal-lms VIZ. r. RANKIN. Adm-r. (
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NnrICR-

Will osr for sale at she Court house in Harrison
il On Monday. the 10Th day Of November. 1851. Al
public utcry 10 the highest bidder or cash gro
nan rs med Alex Black. about tuentyt three years old
i've ieet I've inches hfsh and weighs aiuut ls9 Ibs.
Said negro says he brlongsto Samuel Walker. Of Raj
tirndrc 9oanty- Maryland Said negro il runaway
and will Re sold on that day 20 pay charges
octl Him MILO COULTER
h H FL Sherin Ilan1illnn C.alnlr.
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WANTED.
RAnal RAaaI Rags J

Will buy an ths Cd Linneu and Gotten Rars Ga
pieces 0f rope. gunny s.cks. pieces Of tents and al
the cd rags you can bring 70 In the next three
MONTHS for which win pay CASH
Wash the dirt cut and bring them in: rake ID AZ
The scraps and come and get your money Tor uhaf you
have thioWn away.
uatlt them delivered a. ny old stand on The cor
ner next door IN o. H. P waTness Al The stort Of
'Bisplenhon Birkmilier. AZ Harrison Tenn. o. A.
z. Hunter. JAS : EDWARDS
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1. is stated positively at Indianapolis bv
those who have the facts, that the riimor thai
Gen. Buell. boxed Gov Andy johnson :. cars at
Nashville. a few weeks since, for calling him
traitor, is true The ihdignity was offered
publicly, but nothing win grow out OF it prob
ably.
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PROVOST MARsHAL's ORDERS.

PROVOST MARsHALs oFFIcE.
Chattanooga. Sept &c. lsE1-
Special Or1ers,
Hereafter and uafil further orders the rice cusrl
will cea~e to halt ~ lelnznd passes ira iaes the
streets hat will pass them with al due roartesy-
liy order n CHAS. ". PEDES.
-%ps6 Lienf < Provost Nar~haL
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I HAVE in NJ ps.ssssion negro 10y ~ he nsns
Il Of PET ERabosf n years OF age. e light con
pisxion- said by SAYS be beloqEr 10 Eenflsnan
u corinfh. iIs-. and vas hirrd % IL lie A.
nv who isn him ~ Chat anslnEn az Which pace hs
got on - Atlanta best ak ircckI
tnok him charge and trezisd hit EMIL veil
The Of said negro have Lin hy coming fer
ward proTinE property. and paying ii ~xpe nseh-
ocrf1-1u Jls " PRICE. NJ. D.
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49, SAKE lie ppet politician-Iar Is
ore Of tic nr4nlbefs d fhe Rhode Island Leg
islatarc. Hellays rclaarkabIy low, aud seep Pc
dark O4tsids or politics. he has gone into
thelhUnrihg trade A deputation Of niIlers
waited upon him and relaested him to be-
came HE president OF newly orgapized es-
taBIishmeht They swore roundly that tho j.
ceuidat do wEthpuE s:Scks and soho 8 n.cntei
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For Sale by an Ofieer in the Army.

Two 10 Is one tiIarou Ei,-bred Giencoe horse
Il large stylish and SsliIifed-has been in the ser
vicr frsfn the heginai9E OF the Would salt :
STAFF officer Age. years-
The sthefa young stallion. ycan old Cenil..
and draws finely ia buggy-
Apply 10 Maj. J. T. CHAMPNEYS,
Tor t. Maj. J. l.. Hopkins law oniee. Main Il
oftlSLtf EIe
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OIol-ES non G. snith. q Lew Ge3erai Hardes .
lorebead said borsa uas IN The posses<ion q Lent
Col J. H. EIl-cl. Sth Arknusss frgimrnf- Said
WilsQh uas disrhnrEed iron the srlry ~ Bard<f9ru
andis Supposed q x ssne 70 Ja.fksinport. 1rk
Ebefzl reward VIII be given iur he delivery - TIE
hers 10 ne a. Ge.erai H.Fses's Bca1qnnrterr-
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NJ Bntlcri the Beast is said 70 be il fs.tle
heaIA. ltist 81 sincerely hoped by III good
nietl, EhatIhe may liligerlso for luSpS long,
long Weary day qfsqtferips and wrsitt Of spIr-
il. pegrhdation Of soul brings it's own puni.Ii-
mentl HIN FL
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sesy-.NIrs. Harriet Beecher Stow9l has &C.
sepskd from the crown prince of Sa4ony the
FRA eHous bestovai or Villa. She lehves her
country for her country. good, says the los
lton Atla.. At least. what ltd. good there is
left Hin II la
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sta- The 42o6pIis pot played out She
Las. says the i'inFinHati Enquirer, gone up
salt RE,et. ToBe SURE she will return with a
LOAD oF salt, about til. best cargo she could
possibly go mi R4rsast Of. The 100 has
compIetsy iakenlth wind ont of the famous
e24Ott va used ID hear sSsmuch about ..on =
plankf Eilil .IHI lHe,k
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CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.

7 Az astharize 10 itrrease ny c,u.a and ts tEs
l. hundred iDcu. persons wishing 10 enter the
cavalry service offered perhaps the last OPP
torcInffy 10 volunteer NJ conl,any numbers over
llundred. and enough join % iigm >
rev Company. IL viii be CAMEL. By the
pant slecsing H. officers This OPP rtsniit uin
only roHfinue fr q few days
FER further information apply al camp. one ME
south of the Nashville and Chattanooga depot
w J. ROGB EIl9.
Capt. t'ummandiuE CO. E.
IN Col T. " ATery's Hrgt Geo. D-sEoont
Ciatfanoora Nov. l1-lu-
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There was quite a snow storm in some sec.
tions Of North Carolina, Nov 4 Snow 49,
fell in some portisnA Of Mississippi On that
day.
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A hard frost took place at wilniugton Nov.
Z. and the spideraic in that city may be re-
garded ~ at an end. Daring the week end
ing the 9TH. there were forty -seven new cases
and twenty deaths.
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MILITARY ADFERTIsEMENTS


To-.-.. -. rr.--rli-- ,,rs-r- a.
L II f,ll.~i.r rrirart. ~ n. ia-s $500 ~
ConErcEI nn1 nr111rursE n - f.rsfar.r wftk ~.
hsEa1lIs u rrirrs1-- firrsa nrs ,-uhIb-s - ~
nEt
II r~,--..
la view 81 ne exirsncie.s = thr rnuutry nnE -
.hsol-ie sece..Hy = ke.linE n rrrricr o-r E.Er-i
army, rne = -.,,<inE n - So hrre uaddion.l
I9rs % ~, sss assan-,nE sols1us - ~ e..-T
- / - g .. = .ns e-s,ees1,. Stats. -
: - - - -, 49,, $50. - =
-, - u -. =. =, - -, -. - 49, 49,
~ = - 81 - - -
-. - -. - ~ - = -. - - -; - - =
- ess n : I, -sr- - n. "a irrsiI- ,r.-r.-
irou ;u,iltsry .srrier-- -
So : p Il farther en.rtec. Tat - ~ snrs1-
Erni ~ Al pcrsons consPrehrndrt wthrn ne rruris
izs of stis act rha .ire.Jy r-rri-s lhs
mics q The Co1leder1te sf1ir< = kall a .r
ths Freshest uith The q the rarrrnusutu 80
- r-~--fir- So. =, .r--I. So - -
hilurc % obtain Eurh co1ernt be nhnu rlnlliy &C.,
iedsraie ohcers- ehsrErd uiSh ~ euty = nakiar
sch enreilmrnf n acc-1rl.ner uit1 rrlsa AID rsxs-
to1s u - Pie~cribe1 ~ hin-
Snc- ;. e further ea.-,ss, Ih.t Al rea.se And
Ordinary se.reH + The rud forres = ne tonirts.hs
>tsfes enrolet undcr The prOF li-nr g th. n-t
n aFF.ifstiss q Lbs ss1rtery e ths Navy b trans
'erred Ifpn ne ia1e iorcrH 70 TIE naval nefriee-
sEcs8- y 4 further ensrfsS. That enrk znu 40
SAY heftzHer be mustered INTO Tia srrFlcr sd ubs
flal arr himself via nu>krt. Ebat Eun. r51t a.
farhlne a-crpsel e1ri~ut wrzIz. rtl H. r.ld
fe valat thes~of. Il Y ascrItais 20 The risIinE
fcrr rnder Esrs Iegalztious nay b pferclibrt ~
The crrrrtary 81 War, II Re i wiling q - te
1nd u b = not thrn he shall te enfiled
enc dollar rnuu1 ~ the sid recerel ant aP
psoFee Enn.kei -rins shotgun @ csshlnf-
SIC ; u : further sn.<trd. Tat Perrorr MT la
~ e.y 1-s = Isee.sse :. .a.--1s.r. - 49,.
- - u -. - 4. -. - ~ = Pfr-s5.s-s
- - osSts.-Iy = ~
SEc- u he i further cnzcicd Al ccr~u1a rrb
ect % enruiirnrrt VIE are zo1 in The -err,cs unr
the provisions - tbs sct<Ssii he permitted rrerru-
70 such enrpllnenf - fulunfeer crnI.anics N
The -erFire- Improved April ls. fss1-
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Valuable Tract of Land For Sale.

WISH to sell my triet 81 land lying near the town
i ~ Stevenson in Jackson County. Alahsma. said
tract ctintsits about 80 20 Ut which clear
ii andin pnivafioIi- land rich. lying lrtwecl Grow
aud Benge's Creek Good brick dwelling house
End al necessary oft houses. vizs kitchen, negro
houses. barns. etabeh &c ! viii take negroes or
Cohfesie rate money ID ayInenf- For further pzrcu-
lars apply tn myself y BayJ Fo<ter. Esq living
near the premises WALTEk ROSSEft-
ssoyll-1mr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-14
LEGAL ApNERTIsEMENTs.
THE STATE OF TENNESSEE,

HaxLroS Cor~Tf-
TINE insolvency OF the estate Of William s. Bell
Ill dec 4 having i,cen sug stei an persons having
claims againSi the estate hereby noti1ed - hle
them with the Clerk u the county Court Of said
" properly authenticated within the time prescribed
by law Or fhsT will BE f0rever barred
noxc-lm ELIZABETH ID. BELL,
Adm TX W. 8 Bell, dec d.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-14
orrIcr or AsslsraNr QrlaErkEn 80


ID order Of Qfarferru4ster General have ben in
II trusted With entire coufro u roetin the hidcs
Of the beeves killed for the ay Ger tanning and the
purta<c 81 lrafhgr Tor manufacturing. Tanncrs haF
ing rather hand and wanting hides wall % vel
adticSs me with proper references. The army mast
sod and X IS The duty II al pstrciic fauntrs
assist IL % doing AL leather hcld az unrcasonabir
pricss will ~ iEnpressrd- r ". DfLLARD-
Esjor A En-