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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
THE NEW BALLAD OF LORD LOWELL.

Lord Lowell he sat in St. Charles Hotel,
 In St. Charles Hotel sat he, As fine q case of rebel swell
 As ever you'd wish to see-see-sec,
 As ever you'd wish to see. Lord Lowell the town had vowed to defend,
 A-wavng lis sword on high; He swore that his last ounce of powder he
 spend,
 And in the last ditch he'd die. He swore by black and he swore by blue,
 He swore by the stars and bars, That never he'd fly from Yankee crew
 While he was son of Mars He had fifty thousand gallant men,
 Fifty thousand men had he, Who had sworn with him that they'd never sur
 Render to any tarnation Yankee. He had forts that no Yankee alive could .ake
 He had iron clad boats score, And batteries all around the Lake
 And along the river shore. Sir Farragut came with mighty fleet,
 With mighty fleet came he, And Lord Lowell instanter began 10 retreat
 Before the first boat he could see. His fifty thousand gallant men
 Dwindled down to thousands six i; They heard distant cannon, ana then Commenced a-cutting their sticks. "oh tarry, Lord Lovell," Sir Farragut said, ooh tarry, Lord Lovell," said he; "I rather think not" Lord Lowell replied, For I'm in great hurry" "I like tho drinks .. St. Charles Hotel, But never could bear strong Porter, Especially when it's served in a shell, Or mixed in an iron mortar" "1 reckon you're right" Sir Farragut said, "I reckon you're right" said he, "For if my porter should fly to your head, terrible smash thered be-" Oh Q wonder it was to see them run, | A wonderful thing to see, l And the Yankees sailed out without shooting gun,
 And captured their great citie. Lord Lowell kept running all day and night, Lord Lowell a running kept he, For he swore he couldn't abide the sight Of the gun of live Yankee. When Lord Lovelrs life was brought to close | By sharp-shooting Yankee gunner, From his head there sprouted a red, red nose, 1 From his feet-a Scarlet Runner. -PhiladeLphia Bulletin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

ANEcDoTE OF THE QUEEN.-I heard the bishop of Winchester relate an anecdote of the Queen. the other day. at meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society, which makes one hope that Her Majesty will derive comfort in her great trial, from the blessed book which she knew to contain consolation for her subjects. He said that the parish minister of little vil; lage near Osborne, in going his rounds entered cottage, where one ofhis arlshloners-ay young
 ba bedds aynf ady in bacf reading to her the
 Bible. The lady on his entrance retired and then he found that this mlnistering angel was | the Queen. ..... .tae
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
Isjss,DD & SedgWIck,

HNEALERs IN DRY GOODS, READY MADE N Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hardware Crockefy, Groceries, &c., &c, West Street, Lltch' field, Conn. ,- c. D.. BisHoP. T. ehD""i'
 4S-iy
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

A few weeks after late marriage, the doting husband had some peculiar thoughts when put ting on his last clean shirt, as he saw appear ance of a washing" He thereupon rose earll- CT than usual one morning, and kindled tre. When hanging on the kettle, he made e. nolse on n purpose to arouse his easy wife. She Peepeo over the blankets and exclaimed, My dear-5' what are you doing?" He deliberately Tespono- s ro ia ins to ve vasP bu, oue Un noy for myself Every said a \ Mrs. Easy, "you had better wash one for me, too r
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
u,, uu. Nropo PILOT EscApRp.-The co

How THE NEGRO P1IoT EscAPED.-The color ed pilot who ran away from the rebels with the steamer "Planter," managed his case adroitly. Hs cleyerly got clear on Monday night of his white captain, shipped his family, and at day. light Tuesday boldly steared by the forts giving his usual salute of the steam whistle, then, hoisting the white flag he steared for our squad ron It is said that his vessel and guns gre worth near SS0,000, q prize to the blocksding fleet. The pilot himself is considered the great est acquisition, being acquainted thoroughly with all the iptricaciss of navigation in that x zion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

p@ A lady, a regular q shopper" who had made an unfortunate clerk tumble over all the stocking in his shop-they were all fall goods objected that none were long enough. T want the very longest hose that are made. ''
 "Then, madam, you had better apply at the next engine house."
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
LIAM ss-MAKING.

gu<HE above Business will be carried on by the II Subscriber, over A. c. Smiths Store, where
 HARNESSES. BRIDLES, HALTERs,
 and other material belonging to the Business, will bs found on hand, or made to order on short notice. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
 FREDERICK BROWN. Agent Sm5s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
Chas. IlOtcllkiss C. Son,
WOLCOTrVlLLE, CONN.,,

WOLCOT'rvlLLE, CONN.,,
 wNUACTICAL ARCHITECTS AND 'hulLD
 FRS, Manufacturers of Sash Doors, Blin Us Mouldings, &c.,, and Dealers in Lumber oi al kinds. afr Saving and Flaming done at short notice March 1. 1861. t-4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
Paints and Oil.

A IL kinds of PAINTS, dry and ground in lA oil-varnishes, Turpentine, Lnseed OILI Paint Brushes. &c.-,nay be found at the Old Stand, First Door North of the Bank.
 68 Particular attention paid to mixing and preparing Paints for those who wish to do their own Painting. WILLIAM BISSELL.
 Litchfsld, March 18th. 1882. tf.4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
David C.. Buckley,

REALEI IN HOUSEHOLD FURNlTUREO OF A all kinds and prices. Chairs, Tables, Bu- reaus, Bs.lsteads and Coffinr. Also Picture Frames Toilet Stands and Sofas made and sold with neatness, elegance and dispatch.
 Warehouse. West St., Litchheld. Conn. lVo9
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
WnN. n. lsrnlllssIr,

uNEAt.ER IN FOREIGN AND STAPLE nR1
 E G,ods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware svL Yankee Notions, No. 6 West Street lS' d .,r west of the Court II 'use, Litch!icld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

The provost marshal of Memphis has receiv- ed instructions from the military authorities to
 take confederate notes as currency, and arrest as
 disloyal all persons who refuse to receive them in ordinary business transactions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
1)oetrp.
A MOTHERS STORY.

Amid the throng that gathers where The mail dispenses joy and care, saw woeful woman stand, d,- A letter falling from her hand; She spoke no word, she breathed no sigh Her bloodless cheek, her sad, fixed eye, And pallid, quivering lips apart, Showed hopeless grief had seized her heart. spoke "a word of kindness cheers The heavy heart, and heaven-sent tears Refresh the eye, dry sorrow sears. "Ah, sire, my boy my brave bright boy! In broken voice she said; "My only son! my only icy!
 My brave, bright boy is dead" "sorrow is sacred!' and the eye That looks on grief is seldom dry; listened to her piteous moan, Then followed to her dwelling lone, Where sheltered from the biting cold, She thus her simple story told! "My grandsire, sir, for freedom died,
 On Eutaw's bloody plain; My father left his youthful bride,
 And fell at Lundy's Lane. "And when my boy, with burning brow, Told of the nation's shame How Sumter fell 10, how sir, how
 Could blood like mine be tame! "I blessed him and bade him go,- Bade him our honor keep; He proudly went to meet the foe;
 Left me to pray and weep. "In camp-on march-of picket round He did his equal share; And still the call to battle found
 My brave boy always there. "And when the fleet was all prepared To sail upon the main, He all his comrades feelings shared, But fever scorched his brain "He told the general he would ne'er
 From toll or danger shrink, But, though the waves he did not fear, It chilled his heart to think "How drear the f1owerless grave must be Beneath the oceans foam, And that he knew 'twould comfort me
 To have him die at home "They tell me that the generals eye
 With tears did overflow: God bless the brave man!-with sigh, He gave him leave to go. "Quick down the vessels side, came he; Joy seemed to kill his pain; Comrades ? he cried, yet shall see My mothers face again" "The boat came bounding OCT the tide; He sprang upon the strand; Gods will be done my brigM Joy died, His Juriough m his hand." Ye who4lls lt,ess story read, If Pity in your bosoms plead,-
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
Sya,N.i0fA House,
Robert M. Treat,

.H SPENCER, PROPRIETOR, LIfcHflELD NSs Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

SrANUFACruREE OF CORN oHEi.Lfts' :sA Chdrus, Safety Tug lt'ns, &c., MOTIFS Coaa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

Why is newspaper like the blood Of . heal thy mani Because very much depends upon the circulation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
G II llNlilSfGr.

A TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW, A ;itrLIi.ll Conn. Office in the Seymoul BIiiiias tup stairs,l Sonth Street. oA
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

A TroRNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN EAoi | .A. Street, directly opposite the heConSrcsatiohai Church. Litchtield. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
Ambrotypes! Ambrolypes !

guVHEsE POPULAR PICTURES ARE TAKEN 1 with great success, and at trinins ex'
 JtJpDSGALLERY, No. 2 South street.
 Litchield. Oct. 1860. @4
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
CHARLES kIRCHBEKGER, SSnOt and shoe Maker.

EROOrS aud SlIUt.S made in the bcSt mahhcr E J aui tt the shortest notice
 Meas, w.,,n-n's and ChildrcnS Boots, shocs' Siian-rs, t;aitcrs and Br"gans.
 sSy. tive him c,il ani try them on.
 Iitsh!icId, July 10th, lo6l. u-i'
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
Charles ts. Andre 'ys

A TroRNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Kent. "A Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29

Ye whoxthis alt.ess story read, If Pity in your bosoms plead,-
 And Heaven has blessed your store,'- If broken-heartel woman, meek, Can win your sympathy,-Go, seek
 That childless widows door,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
OYSTER SALOON.
". HEMINGWAY.

HAS constantly on hand, and supplies OiS- IH TERSR sw, Roast, Fried, Stewed-oy the Plate or quantity. Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, &c &c., at the
 NEW OYSTER SALOON,
 Opposite Central Park, Litchheld. Iitchfield, Jan. 23d, 1862. u-4O
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
IT. E. w ing,

0r So,ah Norwalk, Conn.,, sells the first quai. O ity of VERMONT RO0FIN G-SLATE -VEnY CHEAT. ..ro
 April IT tn, 1862. troA
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
James Humphrey, Jr.

eBUf1HC8 HHUHNE1AAHOJs OHs WDLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL rhINIEn
 aal Publisher ot TIE LrIcHFIELD ES9UlRER Joh Printing of all descriptions. neatly ana promptly executed. Legal Blanks of the various kiais, always on hand. Office in Bishop Sedg ufek's Building. West Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
George M. Woodruff,

A Tr0RNEY AND COUNSEL. OR AT LAW A and Commissioner of Deeds for the htate New York. Litchfcld. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-29
F, w. seymour,
GeOrge A. HickOx,

A TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW "A Litchi.ld. Conn.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20
TENN SATURDAY., DECEMBER 90 1862

The qnick flashes Of the shells - ere more IA.
tinetly sisibls- The scene along fhe valley
was al cnce splendid and terrific
The result OF The iei.f on our rfrbt wins
may be snmmel up briefly. We drove the
enemy back. killing three IS one. and AT night
held the ground occupied by tie essesny's Bat.
ieries IN the morning. TAe entnr 80 t~eg1x
thousand men enSaged on this wing while
altogether. from Srst 10 last We had not mere
than ten thonsard il the line ct fire.
isonsstreet's Tictory wak even nors con
plrte.
lie drove the esennr into he srre.f. of
fredericksburg. killing a least i've 10 oRs
Al dusk the firing ceased sim nlizneously on
both sides
Il being - yet Impossible 70 aster.aia Nj b
accuracy the casualties on our .sde. il iorbear
70 atienint iisl.
Our r-ahied have al been renbvsa from
ihe~aeld The most severely hurt are receiy-
'ng treffsaeni in the feid hospitals. whiist
ihpse slightly sxeuadsd re being seat do.rn
the raiiroad
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20
NUMBER ll9.

- tAsSsxs BElsaDE- Ii
- 1.In. ost rom fanghns
p, p, s-oo. which he lefi II Jackson.
buys ali well. and ~ fn. s-,;-s,-
.e-In mat |. sksrmish occurred
cleAAaa on Wednesday last. IN
r'en f~rss O. tennessee and
a ALBANIA Regiment drove largely
superior force Of tie enemy ten OF
nileen iniiss, czpirrinS about 3
pri soners. killing a and wound
ing alaTge nnnbcr. Our loSRws.
tisrsc killed AMI s1le wonaIei
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20
To the FaItnsrs Of East Tannessse.

Ia is.sa as''l lss ss sz s3s ss.5. et.'s a
Nag. Brcyek aspi esa.
Fave ll-e.rafa i=siri tailis- shftish b.. 81 hsI
tseves corn. .sr. if asst Tr, t5k-e4. sfi = f ka
: srlte.rht flilr s' - s1ai tsss sss st file T.
ikeifssfrTlrofy. -ll Viii "a 4.t tass B..5s.l= gh
ns-ne-.
I have dsierHf5rri u MI X i r t.sf[sfsat' 4
liberal. and hof9 syure t6.s isl I.. hss.,- lssea
Ae far pork viii le fttsr{8. ,
Ayoffee Ia tii4 present. = kl.aas4 4 q. .ls-i.
R.oFe II krH1yii4 ssnn. ftTtdrs 1a lsse, ss led
sathsr point VIII - attended To-
ctNsEiStss
sspsttf si.siel s5i4' s e.S Il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20
1h+ IsatiIsN OF tFrcaeEseI.. -.
il reFIef-te victory.
FEg~ ths EisA'sopa Esainsasr.l
HANII.roSs CRossiso, h

20 T. \
HIpt fh- faill ygs.eSisays yon lszvc frop,
li4fi's aensfe1 ieAgidi the lsdin result. The
aflN - 81 ae esssfos'sl is-lst batteries, All.
ple 4Iil'se ct MS il-diify. twill siilpiy sacls
l1hfF 4aflrs IS catR us@sr u,' observation
hfit pfiiifs TolnS -. Ausst endea, our 10 tiA e
sHpi az fsiea u fhe i9SitlSas occupied blythe
it1'SIlts foEces NJ the teAnniils OF the ac,i,n
H Frdai FrederieksiiArA tie Rappabtnn,cf
4'1 Sl''fhrif Que e-S', lNe valley of the fiv-
III. lyhe mpstly o., the sosth side. is 4 mite III,
xi..-li l{ar The town and Aideoin.s ak yon 20
.lR ~nlSil sala- All llamiifoiSs crossing on she
TAifshd the valley three MIKES across. From
llhrilt6hs Crossing to Efederscksbnr- tl..|
iFiFifeAd TIE siil Richmond Mage road. both
l2fflilei With the river, skirt this vaI-
foptn cs me railroad, besiAninS near the
'fsiAa AZ rrH1iS - polnl AZ Handtpns
AMI :.iso araile with ilie river. is =
lFii fett2i il.iis lcoT.iea with GcEse\oak toicss
lFlHsfi on & Dofiaefn ltlFieT by lSne iaick-
Sit 'l'r fqi eSs scesis'iedlh. whole Sensih os
s'lis III fsi- l1orEsiresi's corps oeruRiei tas'
f's1'iis = y re, oti iios.ts ard for ihil> bs
MT 1iF tesfr JAcksoas cops restAa .
t-p S7ifeeis right asA cx ended awsy n TIE
eslklpHrd. tie extreme right u.lder a ] Z NfiA
efifafE lHe Iaiiroaa u Hzmiifons cros.iaS
saAp AfFttfhins lliio tae Ffiiey towards I've
rfyer- prf iEpt; was lbosE ssx miles ID iengtk
sleri Il The bitches ! bolth corps wete poaiAl
ea 10 tise sSir1s oi 1.e for 81. along tue Ire oA
.t.Ae n lfcsds tie scYcn AttuTies IN Coiokc..
Lli y Nals,rs's reg lnse;st asl5 S;sraft horse
aiTiisety. being stationed m the va.ley, between
ihe r.liFosd st Haieafo-ls crossing snd the
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20
| FARN r0p ssENr.

HAVE in1st 10 rent etsl{1iai4, r firffa-d.
Is !. q. ] ] !. !.
Geffk OF eiaafct pafl3 4 2Yf3dsH tdtl-c rifh5 Elf
resHs Kitchen. tfE1o c.aih sfHi Il 4 fek
rith ether eFitfrs; s.iaas II IL t4. s. ffzIs
csuuty. 6ebfgiS IN tie f.Fi fttsf + So .si l.
Kingston. ANY flcs-cr a5Htla4 Is IisHtE 6-il = II
would eo ve.l 10 ilal 1r5a q s. f5t lslsitfaH6 I,
Teun.. OF J. y fhllIs-scii. .Hssati ia-,iIs--l
aecIe II ] 4 TEfrsssI 4
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20
IThs I,a.sage d .hs I,.ppah,nno...
Isl 4 Correspondents Richmond Enquircr.l
Il> HANiLTex's CRnSsrxc II

Slltel q gosrsspondepee Eichmond Enquircrl
H4>I HAHiLrsS's CROSSING. h
iii llecember y, s o'clDck. T. NJ.
paye ob:aiaiea al authettic account of the
crHssing Df the Esppahannbck al. Feedericks< -
brtg WHICH hasten fe>iraBsInit. Dari5s, fe
eaHly part oi Wednesday, inight the eslsny 8
wFlsens were bn$Ilf epgagef 6sslihx>Dontoon
biHi ieses 10 tie hanks of tie rivee5 fSir run, .
DIPS being fhe only sound hezfd in fhe~de-
ssHitd streets OF tie ill-iaied>6ld town.
Al ienri clock "a Thursday morning. the
Etll " lssissipPi regiment. Barlsdale's fris-
an s,.elns On picket within the town. were
Eefesred 2 The bluff overlooking The size 81
ttr ~ railroad bridge. J he nioon was bril-
Hhf aPild by lis light our -fnen could 4 dsiin-
gHFahhre enenys forces working Ike lea.
wis OH ponto N bridge strefciiil- fro--4 the
>T1 lfVrk ll1ilk fcsfs zsic frrs N tire
.rlt lse fnrfse o. az hetr the bridge had been
1tIeiclI9d to within sixty years of The SOUTH
eFi' shsiss lie work was going hr4vely Oh.
tisH hsislge as Tar as cgnpiet91 MAS thick
iFlSEScFeS HisfiHien. wileil zt-fire q clock A
n iheSir ceias'snfes rl Inc 18th. whoi ne-e
iias pr tie rxsfcms yss-e Of the bluff were
eE4ffer 10 Ere ihs srtfr wax s9elibeTafeiy
sffen Hftd executed. A the track Of orr ri-
nkh ale brIdgeliniiiieis schmperrd for The
SHIRE having their dead and wounded thick
II stTtYd UPON the bridge In a few mo-
rE4sis ilisy retufuei and bore tIeia oh. In
I n n 'eo, a. y, oYsHra uPst 'he hlpH a
II f4rsRfl IRE col a'seii, grape and nussefrv
IT. 4 - r., N.e' ussie lI'.ernairs'on
1Ts 81 : - - - - = ~ 4 rem
Is = ~as = a@'i s'i honr, ne
ihFags but was in each instances epulsei
! y aiil ifaSy loss. III every casA tie Yankees
rhil out tolthe eni Of iii. bridge. bat. on re-
esfy'HS .'uE Aif seAteo Yih e3lA nisni,lf-
ser me liiiif, TeRnlse ~ fhs e.ciir.
.l'e "iH1c u DAFAta D.istse Hias ordered
sE.e fHfFo5t Y i'.s. /. - reg i1fnF ai.d were
i'i'4 Ps. ''.' ss,s Il 1e;, "a he blum a';-
ss''i5s i.;FAss v 4.i ioNSs t-2ss@ t'i- a. eaE-
= 'nis aats% lie es'ssS iirs 9ir .nldn
aii- SURG r. 9sc@sas 80 iiesa4s.loas q. Il
.i-',is ifi .as iosse rss obig pre-
sff yed rem ~ kts ttetioe = s- tat ca iiicfr
ltges. ~ esfff iis-eece u ~.iit.Ia man ven
.lIec III sa'se fls .is-5 q on lie Ia 10 wae
lffA'sa rsil.sEE 81 lli{iefs Or torn q 11sc1ss
:, iAasf as osTfri.s is.n4 :..4f
flf Petition ee4trs,isi os err aa-il ...ss Ssre.
r: tte efleins tfrss-e All sharp s.4oafei-
4ol * z llud1 eFt SEQ y Jsiast ,iIiiie o,pcss
slst'7. ~, si3sf1is1iiis iss fTscagfioaa
Il fqsl tie ce-i:e tie ainesg ciir ;F3.5s rsts
Gut1ealllr -.'s. .lsFsk-.
Ftr f-.i-is: = il.%l.i cf s-7S.f aily X >rxsr
tediit fe.sslf sni yts klilsi. sff iLiertea.fsl..
llsf4 ie ~ * shattered Leak asls Ga =
rs - lt-aie feseaei.i, is-l. ~ afls
f1f1
H, - Nal CHIMNEY cis
n l'''.l 81 1S 1'-i-iisrt err li'eA i@ti7
f-'tll .''1i.s.i twenty esssh' q theHi-i-
.tll -..'' . 'oy f'sltt.yls u lasA'ion g.
= ..'n.EsH ma Hls,ss' or m mn
Ha ef.Tsf = sef.lee ere heir s'fs i'izsssi,s
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20

LEIPER Z, MEK .FEE.
PRelDues Dl.l irisE zso
so 'iNiYsies nsiss ~ IS.
ga. ss,b is.s ~
Spool REW ARD.

8 *. 5sss s'ss3' i.. =. .s.
~ asoai ~ years 90 CO.. ier e Sef ia s4rc Z. |
a5oef fsef r einciir-iie ies n=Eillss ke.Ea.ll II
GO pounds. hound 5sa ,or a.. sir~s sso5sl
tAe Nhifc= u kef ast,. iflg dslk fl-- nasz "
ficfrt wrist khnf \ : large IS 4 2l zi ak-c# ii4
go9a fe4ses 70 Ee4s sic t=, L T.r4f ti-5 k4rH
tres pass Anvl ne sln asnfsHssl 81 sls.s 81
whether VII + a 1s lst.r tilsss n III I'll Il.
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lsseyB the 5ave .3r1rt Stsck vs. t45ee issStl
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tye ii els9et4Id ff l.Ie ss II, : s-s.i=f +.
h-r -. sc- s--s-. is-= it- -. Il
vii pay q - II ~ s4reilc ssf II 4 ~ f-isl
any f--s-es 4 ises lls4 ta lst III s.ss II Il
tsfifm1i L = -scsfb5as het ia tiT-i last f--- ~
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Il foaf ydafs a.E .AHifs is-ifs lfSa slse izst rs
saddle cis "a "a si IL ~ fhe 5rl 4 ars u. ta8ef|
fhroaf.n nc a His ktes.ta @r4a 3 ala si5-slIlIa
II tbe=rrS- 4 terli seH-ftf 7i iel tssa
peBey aud sss 0a filr tie fhiefn ssele7l.
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50 siess aiai 7Ei'f. q --llzni-ios -
~ le-if ksirsE. Issr- $50 le.r @5o4s. ~
4 ss.;fel of ti,--r .l--.i Fl. ..t $50.
'''I & rs
Nlr.lsAit +ssinpJri- Lfc1y co+cr. Tf1l. En-
if. list inai.cs ctu,l siss-sf US res stei
- 81 li.,sr rr;ftt scra.. .;.e f.,.e- 3i--
-s..i IN. f,,a .'..., l.. 5--. ..r ,,..A- ti..l =
~ -
80 kifss
'r - c l-I- Cii--- SIS.
"a. l..is .ssiieY ~ l--lE- i|-ii.,.I r..-ss-csi j
~ H. w.. ..t --.-....- ~. .f| -. s...-
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.eal -l.
s-e ef-ii ext'-.-e - ie'ifl-,.l-
81 -r ri 'crs -r.s, tis1f 'sf-rt q tt, Y.Ls-.
49,. -
rs. ----s-
4"
f'e'e' 'i'- f'i'r- .,l-f-~ ..r. Pa III .ifH -
i.lle.,'ll lssvs -.i,z=if..i i.S h-ass -.S.r ne,.
Il ,'.i-.-.s.7.s =. -t..S.- g. i.,I-is.ls ,,...a,
~. e',s...ts al, ,......- ..., i, t......
sr,-' -i---':l - ~ S-ss.-s-- .-.H---
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20

Terms IA snbscril,sion.I

BxIIx RsssIi Per vrsir...a I. =. sio HI
~fx Aotfis= -.... :. = " IL SLIT
Thee pr.lf-ss - III
One sfJ1th .......- .ss rs ig
ss- TIE ksu "a ST PC asnrssiv 81 oaass far III
paper. S1p q tdds n eriv-te f-fs9is xii rHeetrs
aftenfidnl- rsdf.s6fa such -hs d
mol sc seEt d u.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20

DsATH q CFS T. X C5as.-Iirilaio dis
patches YES, sr,iay. ann51ac,,l 1hs al inicils-
'sence lat Gen. 4. L. T. C0lt. 81 Geer<1s
~5s l<iii@ n one of tie recent cn-h-e<lisI.-s IS
near Ere iericksbnfg- IIe las yse.llct{ mp iEs
lie IN bs..elf 0i his n1firs Sosih -rzllei orc
iaors Esue 10 fhe bright record 81 Southern
isroes-ard be4peaihei an k4nsIe 'aanle to
his posteriiy AM 10 his S.<fs---1 -ysisfa Con-
sfifsfioHaiisf. lsh.
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la19ATiIli7E lFFAflTED.

il HsI Fi ksr .nShss
e9.k H. Ffn1s tEh ltlaueing 10 80,
sli 4ailf sre fe reel ~ ~. army
,1 4. n = stii IN wits some par
AlF ti.l 7Hi ga 81 hlns viii be s-iabty
I1l3 FEl laarl re Ga.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20

~ Tie Gsasrzl Assembly 81 1ertgia has
agreed l. hold At zdjohIn-i sessisn. on the
fourth "Wednesday "a April next The reas4n
assigned ier j IS ihzt ConSrrss VII probably
levy war Tax. I'D q viii he ,efessary ibr
The Ise. Stature 10 Troviis lDr iis nay.1siii.
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II'7..T'7Isz Fas ~ , W -1I.u-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20

fss- We clip Tic following in3fst@ry AMI
cosanscr siai items ss7h, the NAsl,vi;e D.si.Aisb
0. ihe 3sh.
Tenasssee h3ndsscld in New Yerk o. The
llth a. -
Gold VAS Quoted al 3 per rri.t- fi.enittn 81
Louisville on Tie iitii, and 3ole,3l ii Cincin-
sl4sti-
The New York cotfor. rncrket u-ssl.,u--t fiit,t
SIN cn 1ii-~l Ifh. with SIZE Of so ba.ss af 81
(e57s Tor rsSS1.sas 1pizl.es.,
Coiies declared IA. &C per ,l5sinsl ia Nsa
York on the iih. an sses dali atlths dtria@-
In Cincihztfi il vas quoted ~ 3l(cI 4. and in
Loufsvile Al 32fr3f Snz.,r r'.s Quoted in fhs
former city ~ l0s.(1r &c, anl Ia Ia after Il
tl1sal3.
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; SIS CT Il 1858

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Sytkrnlftask Il sktfrr- W
Roard cas b- h7 i1 c0sd fsfr ses al chslzdf
'ent boarding hossak sFrt pcf..a-F ri q 4ssE
The price af board frciE1inr tkss 4hG it = z1t 1
Ercecd = 59ss- zHsE e. T.sa as
eaSs-t fe>fntstT ~. T. zs-Trr