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The national Republican., 1862-07-22
II Il L N Ids
G ENUINE EPARATIbN,


HtLMgOLD's BUCHU lor the Bladder.
hELMBOLn'S BUClIu Tor the Kiinsys
4. LMBoLD,s Bu2Hu for Ihe Gravel.
HElMnOLn'S BUCHL for the Dropsy.
SEEMsSERs s&gcHS & %. g. fs..Sfii:s Es.. OF Memory
r. MELMsoLps 5 BTcHU for Di%nes, Of viaou.
EttMMR9LBs RU RoH T S, tor Psp Wa.s srs.hHs
HkLMBoLDs G BGShU for Genefai sas Sr5si psS,s,v
HELMB0LD'S BuCHU for Universai La.si'ude
aE.MBoLDs BGcHH for i Nisht Nt saeDis " oisea'e'
nELMB0LDS BgCHU for WakefuInts..
HEtNs9tps sGHIg sTGHT for Pryoss. Of thskln
HsLMBOLD's BUCHu for Psin In the Back
HELMB0LD's BUCnU Tor Iea | sss Of the Eye
II x lIP,f iGs ar Gq op,1 hi to pS q ss
ne-:, Want o. Attention and Horror o Society
M HELMs0LD,s s RUCHU ,or 0o.truc i'ns.
M, T,d;,I,., noLu noCnu lT Esoe-" "ii'ing ron
EEEM neutrality-suspicious. s-FEM e
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE ~ OR aaRkfsp SaRi;ns ox
%oNTEMPLATiSG SHRRfHStt]f 'H
TAKE NO MORE FILLS,
ISTHEYERf BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
For all complaint incident to the sex, whether ars
THE DTCLINE or CHANGE "i 81 LIFE, II !"
SEE SYMPTOMS ABovE
No Family should b. wi,ioItu
Take no more Ba'-a,u ~ .cury. r Uopirassrt
Med eins. for unpleasant ana dang rou di.ease.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BuCHU CURES
secret Diseases
n all their ataget, A. ltlc 'SIense
Lttle or no change OF uiet; 40 tDcoi, W pirnca
AND NO EXPOSURE
Use Helmbod's Extract BueDu fJr Exc SEA ari..
n y"f,G hsn I'D.
And Tor dIse -e' arisi from haLi u, IL. .ip,Ii,.
II remJve. NIL Improper di charge M will restore
he IN iept in short time 10 n sta of h.aith aud
puriti
uae' tt1ub,d's Extr5ct Bishn for ti.es.s and
ahec"ma ~ me most dftres.,nP character
J" Heimhold.s Extract Buehu Tor al affections
and al. .s,a n ia.
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

SHATUARY,
MARBLE MONUM ENTS,
NO, &c.
have large and most extensive stock Of
Italian Marble monunnsnts, Gravsstonss,
&c., DC,
for sale nj low prices for cash will sell at reduoed
prices TO those IT the army navy who may want
them as mementoes for their comrades who hays
fallen In defence Of the Union.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
feb lf-um u Htr1At north. bet 18th snd 18th,
The national Republican., 1862-07-22

Comparison Of prisss WI convince ell tina, We are
now sllins the bsst snashsapsst goods In our line
that ssn b found In any houss n the country.
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PERSONAL.

dol. John fegran,. VIE ssiIstihgaisf,ed l,lns-
self at the battle OF Richmand Kentucky. has
BEEN PtcGoted 4 Rrigadier or cavalry. the fol-
lowing retsilhf.lts eonpesSn9 Ills brigade !.
celonels Howt4fa s. Starns Akhby s and Rush
Buklxr1s, Gen. Pegrain is assigned to the hdL
vance bf Kirby Smiths defps d'arn.ee- 'flIe
following Is Dist Of his staff officsrs: Capfhi
Il. 4 Daniel Chief of Staff Major l.. r. Stein
BalskLl QUAR- e fl4aster; Major A. r. RANSOM.
comfil fsafyIi Captain Henry Clay aud Lieut.
T. y. Hansen, Aids -de-Campl T
EheIsey die Yankee Military Governor bf
i4daIsiana, has ordered an election fort United
Sthths Representatives. FROM the First and
SscoEiA Qongtessionai Districts S. =. Glenn
ailndlhces himself as Candidate for the First
district, aId JaceU Barker and IyFn. II. Grkstt.
hduss for the second
Gen. g. ii Fl Hen ingssn! Nate Colonel i,ffbe
Wise .egipn, has resigned his eonimissionS
The AboiitionIsls Hhavssi lIsrnt the houses bn
the plantation qf Con. Bragg near ThibodeA4r
Gen Grant wife lives u his camp. and SO
do the wives bf many of his officers, which led
an ahrlent and sfumbling Pistol OF an Ordktly
70 say DIN q woman in camp anyhow
She's v orse than fifty BARRELS Of whiskeylahd
a hundred kicking mules rs
Hen x. w. rann, .Prssia1nt OF the FLORIDA
Senate. is but twenty mine years of age and
next y the yPqngest membfr Of the body
Rey. WElh4m Debon. rector Of St. Philips
Church, chaIleston1 s. G., i dead FL
B E.R. Hall Esd, An cid and well knewn cit.
/ zen q NilmEsgtsn, = c. died last week
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The flbops are Fery mneh 10 need Of Blaakets
Shirts Spcks shoe, Overcast and appeal a bere
By adefo tie people 81 Tsnness>e Dc al hey can
By Iadiv dual eccIts 10 supply fhess dsfrlencies
BspEh cur ditto are lar arar frEn yuu- you mnst
reu.ember that they "a apply Place n similar
number n brave Louisianisn- 5 IN are with you 90
ing AL that gallant a. T. protect your h0mes
while We protect tbeirS.
To the Ladies az Tennessee . special appeal i
made. from the fact hat We NV how 20 count
on yotr Efforts. and 10 nf dfbt ycnr le-pouse
One word. Tennesseans. for the gallant 7th Texas
tlUre are bot few Of them len. The ret - thru
buried a Fort Donelson--They died defending ycur
soil and pour hoses.
James s,onnsl i made the agent IN collect and
bring % % Whatever yDu may be able - spare. al
the expenses 81 oringing Ihem 10 the place - gen
eral Ppst viii be defraTeS b. Capt. Council. He
Will afFeinf the Pizce- N. A. QU1RtEs.
Comd 81 Brig
r. \ Al eonvenient % Cllaftaneoga. viii deposk
them fith Msj- 3. I. Jones. Pot Quarfsrma-ter-
All col1yeuieut 20 Murirsesh0ro vii deposit them
With fsl<- Ha~back. Post Quzrtsrma-tsr a that
place JAS T. iC0SNEfiI..
ceefle Capt A Adjt.
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4 -l-------II- this weif-favBred
And most and lrliphk generaI,l.II |

] laveluytl reEeiged a dispatch from Paris
direct. will nE1t sag that il serAes from E1nEsE
Napoleon himsslf; bat this lido xlaintain. thh t
it is froal one High in the epurE From this
State paper I learn definitely t--uo mattk1
what tic Southern press may sAyE-no matter
what Mrs. Gruady may say-io matter viii
the editor ofFflIel Rebel may sayH-fhere is ID
be ihtetyentich, Louis NapoIsoil is no foo mot
he. When lie laid Hose proposals before
England he Acknowledgements not going to 10
accgpte,I Bat stEH l.e presented them fat
forms sake. 1Id has Paid his deyoifs nov Id
couFtesy and rs3n act as he plesses. He means
70 act t. SOME lIuh'osa s,:;Is a,y corfespond+
emf who hasa IspsakinE acdpsiniauco with d
persen. who ls4s 4 distant felatibn SIso il i
friend OF tho new foFeHst, minister. The tx
Spsnatioll is tiis NaRBleonlis at war witt, the
Nekfeans. lie aws.nts Mexico. One doorIto
Mexico Is through the SontIl. Tie North llak
assumed speFial care bf the hand Of the Mon
tezltrnas |" Napoleon thinks that by sending
few htInlrcd thousand men over here. heIpina
the South OF df IT'S hpbbls. that be will havt
an easy eobq4est over the Aztecs. whom BIZ
can assdil both ~ yeta CRUZ and the Rio Gran
de. The N3rth viii be toossnncll used upItp
intdrfF.re. ana as Ffor Great Bsithin. the LONG
sleeprsg thirst for = vensedree makes him
indifferent to her Mexico. with its
mines and ldoIlhlairis, would repay sveIsa v At
with the lion ahd the unicorn a Il this is get
in embryo. The editor Of the Rebel scbff,4 If
to scorirI The Richnidnd Examiner viii orb
up its q4isisal nose at it. But SENSIBLE rle,I--
sagaeie,ls men 4rpien- who look far into the ID
ture az + do+T 4A1a especially men. wha bavs
correspondents IaII over the syorli--wilI paukd
weigh and consider this idea with that srdwl
ing re$lsctIwlicl, my opillipns speci,IaiiJ,s
and iataTligs@de are daily receivflg Fl
Captain u. II Maury has gone abroad, net
nn9n aiplpnAtic mission. bnt t. take cdnI-
n.apd ot an iroE clad cruiser. Tie South Will
heir of his exploits before long. He viii
de4bsIeF. add several practical chapters to bis
'.gdosraPhs ofIte sea- liS
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CLARFNDOE FOR slLEl

Ills DELIGHTFUL HOMESTEAD. li--zlel s.f
! ale SuuIhnesf L a. trr u Er.rsffiu - -
sale
II I'll ell A. rrirnte - ,t II ~ - ~ - -
- Ilroeinl.t- III fken 80 4 ~ $3.50 .-s. y.
lie hiEhe~f tid8cr Il
IThs tract a. had en- ,-rcrr - nrt--r rn3rr -
ltlnce. alut 10 acre. a rrofisn1 az n bins rrsn
80 te rtfrlinisr - .rrrs ~ 1rll1lei - rrass
- 1seli1E = - iEif t. lrc a~nflF arr1lrrd uitk
a. nece<arr eurl.uiIiirs ~ = I'll - u-srr = .Ri-
frH ynriF e ttr l..-l-r 49, -.-l45 i. 20 T---
nt<~re- o. u...1- q - .lrr ..ti.I1 49, 49, 49,
tlfer luTllll ia urnnfr1 r - .,r - - -. u :.
1hiar CanuIleil " -ll-se ~ ~ ti,s s.trrS6.r =
e. Ncf1lERSoN
- 81 Al sell ~ rhs ~anc nanner - acres Il
afodlanl brariI~ an t@r-1 rlIr1 I1l -. - =, -
~ god roll ere Isi,,irr ~. sl-,- 49, -.
thef = haif mic frsrs iis r1iIro.d trr.-ss
liie from be Court ..,.ss
Inurcs-sur
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Cen. Gideoni J. Pillow. Col. N. /. Pillow

Gen. Gideoni J. Pillow. Col. NJ { I. Pillow,
and MIR. Geo. Pillow. arrived IN Chattanooga
from Richmond, Friday night We were
especially delighted 10 meet onr long honored
gallant and accomplished friend Col. Mark
Pillow. Il gives us great pleasure to announce
in the same connection that Gen pillow has
beoh ordered to active service again. No one
can doubt dat we have the sword of The
Lord" on our side. and it is a pleasing reHec
tion 10 know that we are not to Jose that oil
j" Gideon A speedy command and many
laurcls 10 our pillow Of fire.
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Oh eriler Of the Court Of Ordinary Of thee 1tlt,
~ Dade State Of Georgia will offer Tor sale 10 tis
highest bidder for cash in FROM or the rsorrf ri
in the toFn Of Trenton daring the legal hours n "a
on The IT Tuesday in January next The tract Of h
on which betj Paisley dec lived. lying on Lockout
Creek sesfn miles above Trenton Containing s,r',e
1000 9r zoo adfes-abost lO00. frsfrate able and
and abIut coo Acres second quality. and tn k.ie,s
mountain land. Some 100 Goo acres are now n 81
~ ., .lt' -s-i.s w OF rhcn , IA grass On said
Pa .!s = peash and apple orchard, dwelling
Al the same time and place will also sen 4 lot a,
LAND in the same county. lying In sligo Yail ~ =
tanning I6D acres on which are some d, 80
The undersigned will sisou said lau,ds ~ ,.s--, -
string 70 examine. u - -
lEfsil A T. OBENCHAIx.
f5E III Administrator de hons men.
Nov IL ,Elss1 noIS law6w
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We are truly grieved TO hear of the death
of Washington BEitton. Esq. an esteemed
citizen Of hcMinnFilIe, and respected meel-
Der OF the bar of Tennessee. Mr.. Britton was
man of genial manners, of industrious talent,
Of great integrity, an4 of large worth to the
community in which he lived. and the extern
sike region of country over which his practice
lay. lie suffered the ssverest fortunes of pain
during the last few months Of his life. we are
told, but bore them with wonted cheerfulnesS
and courage. A man OF such general useful
ness to tho public and in the private circles OF
social life of sHch infinite jest and most ex-
cellent fancy" viii be sadly missed and uni
versaIly lamentcdl
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"0h. that \ dutehnan-s drankht could be
I As deep a. the ZeiAer rolling Zsev

am not, for roy part, at all stubborn about
the matter. didtnt mean to hurt Rosecranl 5
feelings and Apologize with pleasure lie is
therefore at libetty to consider himself none
Of these }hings, and I'd call on me as witness.
I not only do this 4 will make the Iauseade
1oa5ra5Es more perfect stiIl 81 extracting the
following, Which says the CINCINNATI Gazette.
sis q trKe picture of Cen. Rosecrans, and5n9t
4 miserable. dirty darricature such as Tie
rneahnets and dishonesty of this blatant rebel
editor has seen tit ID elis6gasre his infamous
columns with By the way. let me call tive
4ttentioh of tile Gazette to the fact that am
not the hsditor d. the Rebel Every tnb to
it's own bottom. Cod help n e the editor Of
the Rebel must bear his own burthens (ma y
they be d light rs dewn9 and will he con
tent to bsaf mine. But pardon me Mon
Seigneur Rosecrans, entrez
Major General William Starks Rosecrans IS
about five feet eight inches; firmly bnilt-hisl
shape Displaying his German ofigin+his mo
tions are quick his mind almost intuitIve
His age is about forty two- His face Isl
weathefworn. tut bears warm, cordial STYLE
which meyer leakes it. When cdnversing lie
looks you square in the, face. There is no air.
OF superiority III his manner, be approaches
you asa friend, talks to yqu as a friend /
and bids you gped day as'afrieIld His or
ders tP pliceFsa are given with D pleasas re-
eogritiou Of their rights He cannot bat lie
popular it is Sonstitutiohal. He has now
big job Oh his Hands but it Will be done in a
solilierly Ihannef.
There IT'S done. as the poets say / shall
expect ndtlling less than in Invitation to dine
on High Street Fof tie distinguishes ed consider
alton have ti.us shown
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NOTICE.

~ Charles Heunons - Capt. 0Hyarr's Csupanr
"A Florida Regiment viii ADDE'S the snisrsig1ef Il
this place. be viii learn the particulars conaruing
Segro Boy Ell By him ~ C4sa City. KY tie 1sth
Of SEPTEMBER lasf. ApJ iniormation cpncer1inr the
pre<ent lca lily n tliE g1ent viii Thankfully
received by T. j. lRTSRBT
dec7-tm Am-t Sarrfaf Tfh Ms r. Il
Camp pear Narirss=s'oro. Tssa.. Dee J.
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WILL sell my tlart Of land lying on Cock creek.
near steYfHson Ala, containing
Twenty Two or Three Hundred Acres.
600 cleared wel-Rafered good irnprsyen,enfs ar
ranged Tor Stock Farm; land rich. and chesD. For
paricnli = ard description address a. Stevenson
Ala / viii cell my crsp Of Cara Hsy fnaug Mules
Hogs, 6hfep ant Cattle Possession gives iunue~
distely csnie5erate u suey taken Tor ererrrhinr.
h4rg1in viii be Eirsn-
d-e5-IH- LORENZO RUSSELL
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coMsIusrcArKD.



ArEFEEEsB9Eo, TEsS. Dec u. 1862.
FRIEsD PACL ---{ienerals Bsazr and Rose
fanr have reeenily been corresponding relative
70 loyal Citizens. being arrested and confined
IN HCrtl,efn prisons. and subsequently allowed
to come South in order to eject an exchange.
Cen Bragg demanded that al citizens sf
Tennessee, now held as prisoners Tor noue osh-
or reason than loyalty 70 the Confederate
Government be released, on the. grounds hat
he (Rosecrans9 had no riglitsko it.vrison CHI
feas M their e~n country. for their loyalty to
tl'eir own Goyernm emit
Gen. Rdseefans replied that citizens Of Te,.-
iessee are citizeus pi the United States and
that disloJaIty to the United States Govern
lnent is sufficient cause for tIeir arrest and
imprissnnlent. and declines 10 aceede to the
demands Of Cen Blags.
General Bragg then infOri ned Gen. Rose
Grains that he shall il future. hold in close
confinement al officers Of tie ~ s. army cap
tured by the forces Of The Confederate States
under his colnmAn a. as Hostages for citizens
imprisoned by hilh aad to carry this into
effect hs has ordered all officers Of the United
States Army nov here to Be sent to chatia-
nooga for continent ent- Fifteen 81 the Aboli-
tiohists, therefore art for your city to l.orrbw
Their names are as follows
Col. A. 3. Moore. lo4tli Illinois Infantry
1t. Col. D. Hope1nan, O4th do. do.
1t Col. r. IN. Ste wart. 2d Ind. cavalry
Maj. 1. II, svidrnsr, iofth iii. Infantry.
Capt J. w. Krieder. losth Ohio Coz.
Capt. CHS Beck. ID Indiana CAV. II
lst 1t. JilY. Hudson, I'd Ind Cav 70 NJ
lst 1t. Enoeh Barnet. !.
lst 1t Alex Hess "a =
lst 1t. D Parsley. . 3.
LIST 1t. Deyard, ~. q 81
Ii. w. q Brush, I'll Indiana cavalry Co. u /
7LtJ J. Bl,Eillialhs, =. - b
2I4t. @. w. Daily 4 . a. III
2 It. Jas. Kern. r. - iii
/ All of wIssIn were capiurea by Mersau ali
lIartsYilIe, oll tue eth inst. III
70 haste yours. Assrl
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-ras- The eattIeIln tue Austrian provinces q
Bohsmia. Morayia and Gallicia have been SCI
vereiy attacked by destructive epidemic
With view to prevent the introduction eff
the disease into Prussia, the boundary line BET
tween the two nations has been occupied By
various detachmsnts Of troops. who have
drawn a Gordon along the bsrder,s $50 As to arr
rest the passage Of all contaminated animals
into Prussian territory. 1t is ! pity our cor
don along the border has not been able to
arrest the passage Of the contaminated ami
mails now invading the South
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THE SITUATION.

u l. 11&Ns
That crisis in the campaign of the South
west is near at hand, is eYinced by many cir
cumstances, some Of which are manifestations
Of facs, and others of that intuitive character
that convey frequently, the most accurate pre-
sentiments to our mind.
The positions held by the respective corps
of our army in Middle Tennessee; the general
nature Of the country. geographical and pro.
dustives the disposition Of the troops and the
demands Of the occasion point SO conclusiyely
to the duty of hsldi1g the enemy in check
along the line of the Cumberland. that we
take it for granted that nothing short of an
actual defeat will be able to dislodge us OF
drive us thence Indeed, we are assured
by officers just in fron Murfrsesboro that
net only does tho prevailing sentiment
among military circles incline to full con-
ndenc in our ability to thrash Rosecrans,
but aldo in the resslutioa of our general
council Of war TO force linn into the field.
The operations Of Morgan; the investment
OF Nashville; the Instability of Northern
communication; and the low state Of the
Cumberland induce the belief that Rose
Grams viii have TO &c me out.
The Nashville Dispatch Of the 9th, speaking
Of the Cumberland, says r The river is rising
slowly and steadily. There isnow about eight
inches OF water over the shoals-or rather
thsrs was yesterday now there may be nine.
or ten. perhaps eleven. By aIondayor Tues
day there viii probably be sufficient water for
very isht-draft boats. and unless there be
obstruction on the river or in the river.
semO such boat may be expected before the
end Of next week"
sTLis is rather gloomy prospect. and the
weather does not seem to increase tho pro-
mine.
The Dispatch Of the same date speaks also
Of iAe opening Of tho railroads, which are how
ever. subject to bs interrupted at al times
The following is ahoied as tlic schedule for
tbs benefit sf John Morgan
The f.ouisviIls and Nashville Railroad
passenger train FOR louisville Bowling Green.
and Meinld,is Rranell leaves Nashville daiiy
al ,cIsack ~ A. Il6uisville iilne. which is
Is ininsfes fakisr th.n Nashville time NThe
Ticket Agsnt is REQUIRED 10 selI no tickets 10
any sfatiuH the rpzd. except upon the pre-
sentatoti 81 PASS - suei. point. approved hy
Maj. Gen. Rosscrans- y
ri,sr. nc. many r.t..sr. atioat of decisive
operations BY Gems. Fsrr ext and Wheeler, but
NO have netting Of couiirn,atory or reliable
character; the daily skirInishes very naturally
give Use to all sorts Of stories The late hap
py conceit OF Gsn. Morgan, near Huntsville is
the last feat of note. and is stIll general topic
Of gossip and admiration. Il has Weakened up
the Yankees to high state Of wrathf,il as:ou-
ishmsns. and viii bring down upon the head
Of tho victorious here many buckets Of mud
from the Eonisyils Journal.
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100 Hands Wanted

iHNEDiA TEI.f. 10 sork IN fork Hsu.e IN chnss
aoosa- re VII Aase Al Hfn ezslrpt hon N Iinry
dsiy vhbs ~iH apply Al esoe- Liberal wage. sss
soardiasirill = paid 5 r. NocANY C.
~ n sh pries. win ~ pa id .sr hssrs snsn-
80 an atlanta daily paPers espy enc nouth ast
esnd bill 10 tl i nee. lnot.a i'm -
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NANTED
RAGsl rags, rags

WILL. h1iy ~ The old Lirnen and co,ton Tlars ed
pieces II fo1'e Euu1y -1rk~ pirets " = nIs a1t Al
iAe cd rtEs ypu cag bring % h lbs nrxt thres
mont 1s. l4r rhlra viii Irsy CASH.
Mash The dirt .sui asd hing them n rake - Al
t scraps and ftne aist ret your ioney for wat yea
lave thfotrn away
Wanf fhkin delivered : ny old stand en- The Ger
Der. 5ur o. a. p Va frr@ 81 ~ he ~ tr Il
til-plepflf Blk nal er. "a Hatri-0n. Tcun A.
T. Heater IAS = EDWaRDR
CkatiA1ooca Oct Il. 1861
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HORSES STOLEN

I HAVE had stolen or strsles frpm ma in ne a
thirty days. Eis4s
FIVE HEAp OF HORSES.
two hay horses about years sis one bay about 10
yearf old, s1re bark. and pAets Eneiy. One sorrel
horse a,olt years od with hg3vr Jasi.y tail eut >,
shaved on lrdnaeh with c. 5. X {. One rret rnsre
about q four u an old. very handsome viii plain
saddle, bride aud halter This mare was taken on
Wednesday evening last from my store. by man
weighing about iso or 2oonis. With light lanes
coat VIII give handsome reward for The recoye-
~ Of either horse Of all. or viii give one hHndcd
dol lars for the detection of the thief or thieTes
deel3-2t MIR P4Rff4N
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sTRAYED Or STDLEN

A Chattanooga (ol TIC 72d ult. tae S0RREI.
"A HORSE shout j hand. high. viii b four year.
old next sPrns s.Ds rLre bind font star in has
foot stained sh ctlstie used curing tie scr.tcies
A leHard % FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid 10 a., y
one Ehe viii inform " his whereah nfs - thaf
Eef him &. W FREDDY
Surgeon Seth Ga ReEt-s TayloF,s Brigade
Address me Al Manchester. Tenu- does Nv.
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FOR SALE


II VOW or = n = $1,000 IlllTff. - -.
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80 $40 VI le 10 - no1l4s credr the tlr-
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

Cl.ftanooga Nov. list 1861
Sealed proposals. will be received untii q Deceni>
Der for the building q an Ordinances Warehouse IN
Chattanopga- Said Farebnuse 70 Be loo ieet long
30 ieet vide and IL feet high For further particulars
apply 70 Capt. A. D. Hamphres Ordnance ohicer.-
Every Pef bile facility will be given b. the Quarter
masters Department. n F-JoNES
Hov2l-F Mai 1 Post Or
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16
By aRAPE-FINE AND oTHERW1sE


! Dee my desc1ip tEen OF RosecFans severely
cpmheatfd % id the cineinnati papers. They
say thatlIe is rot Dutch swell. : that his stom
ach does MOI 1h2ke.lik 90 vi full of jelly
that be cannot ariuk gallon Of lager" at a
quaH, and that he ~ not in the habit Of sing
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16
YoLuHTERRs

ID ENG frlly authorized 70 ra~ and e usfrr int tn
ID servire Of The Confrderate States regiment 81
lnisatry for tbs all Captains having comoanies
ore4nizfd cau have them mustered into the serrine IL
writing M az Xinrhr~ts-. Ls4suspiiing a. d.
chert- fenn This regiment ! wanted immediate b
ecl0 - IAz. w. NEWMAN
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16
AlLIBERAL REWARn

w Ill. be paid for the recovery 81 negro by
w who Uts lot between Chattsuoora aud Mn1r
iree<bors'. tie = light color. heavy buii. unjrt
spoken. and al At II years 81 age lie had With LIN
when losi a ANAL carpet b4K and two blankets
49, y D. BURGfH
Dee H. Capt. CO. y 18th Reg Aiz.2iroiz
= Gardu~ff = Divisirsr