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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-11
RAsONIC FEMALs INsTITUTE
rev. J. s. RrsdsIsa,r. Principal.
CLEvELAHp. TENN.


rIsHB next Session OF this Institute will commepee
4 o. Mostsy tire isf Day Of September next, nndeT
fh- dr-co- and rro!essor~hiu al he Rev. Mr. Bra u
skAW who has h,i charge or Il for the last ten
msaths-
The TrEsass IN mixing this announcement wepld
most especially appeal "a all citizens who have
daag aghtsrs to- edacafs send them this institution
Rr. Bradshaw has had charge or the school fcr the
hst ten nenEs durins which time ho has rendered
anple aid might say universal satisfaction To the
frrsres pstrsns and pupils. There never ~ bet
~ fer nsn ts edscats their daughters than nov
sEeasy is plenty everything f4rmer raises hcar-
FIVE riseE ne Tutonto this s. h0ol Is The same
that il was whSa everything was at lew 6rIifcs
. What can there be now for man Who neg
lssit 10 ed ueaie bis daughter None. because kese
- Cleveland halthy localty. have an InsiitAte
wiki excellent Instructor aided h sufficient rdrn
OF Assisants instfact 81 wlia may fsvnr Ttk
their psfreaage Lsf one and ali put their Sshsdftf
TEE whsei ard bul.d frsh School IS wfil be
, celeuiSbia bereEf sad aaicror 10 orr tnua =
We have ths hrildng and we haEs thu feaehris-fhe
lslsRof devevcs Rpsn ihe Pesps. We hope thpJ nay
nobiy poFfaras th~ir daty-
The Irifsfses are thankful ts tfe IzsnS fcr the
paironage bestowed nrbn Mr.. Bracshay shefe osns O
aad glad 70 know thst Hncer hts admins atien
hs Estiiuiian has Ee irst any tire eayiahlc reFn
satish t = ned in the better dJs Of she ReiaS
he
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NUMBER SIS.
altlu AS6trtisrnnnts.
RAuR0AD FARR.

OK cESTs PER NILE i fhe re-1ilr Ia. q this
ru1d. and ~ persons getting nl The cars ritaou.
- yin be charged ~ that rate Tc dates % ths
Fer 'ar~ art q ionk aiIcr tbr ctErrf or pazsenrers
and he ~lf-fy 81 trains. ard nct ., cacct inre-
Pas~sncers Fho vi co1ply urh tie rules o. the
Read an1 flrha~r tit kers cfr trcre te ~ ~ nb1ur
FIvE CENTS PER NILE
S,iiers trtfi-inE oa Fariough uii b chsrre1 only
HALF FAKE provided f'rv procure tirk-ts Thls
fair a7piies % none TIT prirates sid l.el
oh era r. q JACKSON.
S1n't Pat Trsn. 4 t.c.r1fa Raflrnal.
knnxr1IIe I1rr..Iarr
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Wish n se,i ny Tract 81 ia.d lsinz near The to~u
Il - SicverSin-in J4rk~on cunrty. 8lthlna- SID
"a sd D. nfixatien and sirh, iF1rr iffNecn crsv
go bcnre's LrttE< tsrrrl brlrk dUeIiil< hnls.
-na al uecrr, arT OF h,1scs- ri4- kichen negro
1,tl-fs tarns. stSb'fs. kr- ! vi tlkr nex-oes n
C'1feerfe rsoney - rarrsrnf- Fer frfher ra-ricl-
neAr The prem 80 WAITER EDSSEls
uoFil-in-
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A MIRO -eirarI hsr.-i NJ an ~ W. S-,,sr-
II lrr = art- ~ A. y ~ a. r9 rsarc-.I lkn1
r-l- -fsr. n .Ilers iiT4f'n ~ Grn- Er.rr-s sr--r
- ltit A tat rrar - tir arl Sparla rr.t,.
- frt time g iir nlraute earlF il >srternl.sr
ar1 -tr ttaru -rorn - Eas c-r-pi1 NJ Z i.fru~
- .nrr-l frr-f1 ~ arT iufr-nrt.1,r A. -
k4rd - iIe rttgca - - r1d r-rrant - ~ - -
iFelg re >alifern Enl.-rrs Arcuf ~ Ch.s--,l--
a SD rsrlo 3. sb.1i "a Fe-r< "a - III -
g hizt- a.ik c1nrexi.n 4nd likely.
nets- -lr ~ GOODMAN
Kelly Srrinrr ~
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WANIED.
RAGS RAGsf Raasf

Will. bay al fle Oh Tinnrn ana r,-,,,, r.. ~
Piecrr y rre- cnarly n. pitcrs - r. A. Al Al
tie cd rarE rnr ca- b-iur % N i- tbe r--e f---
i1oni -, iar rhs-l ali pay CASH
- - the nff rut and bri1r them in- rafe ID Al
ne scs-fs an cone .7d gei gour money f1r what yea
have hove AWAY
ulnf thf1a delivered AZ NJ ia rsaa1 On he rar~
ner mex dpr f o. IT. p Warne's- - ~ Ar stors q
i.i-r,rr1 2 3 Blfkrii 1r. - Ilarri~on Team ~ A
= ttrttzr- las = EDWARDS
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TAKEE 1Y MSTaEv

l'--'ft 8 e r'.''a ss.r ,ij , 49, l "a raa.-a>
Il Ei-- s.irrk r1~et Irss-I. I.si- rl--t ~ 49,
o-'.-i-r q htrfer - 3 ~ nav -rir- g = sa7ts
~ q i-in-,~ Al - ~ % ,r t--'faa -.-a. -l1-
= -ic4 iat-r ~ p trl-i- q q ms silr-ss. ar ~
tsi Ifr-t7-. p.--f 1-fe-rs.s-- ~ .r II :. (, ..--
u iiit--r = ii- r-.s.-l l-.r-n lr.sfata - 4-a1
Aufirrt-if f.In- i-gArf f-iR8DE~
--r--t, t-st a A @ -tf Il--I~r'r Co. fl.t.-
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The following Is ! list or rers0lis 10 u hon
notices have already been given Ia leave the
city Of Memphis under or3er No s54:
Mrs. Charles carrsll. i,asbanl in TIC r.l~i
'''SE ar.- y. H.Fsi-rs J-. sq.l,.ai "a IL .!ssi
army
alrz-I T.lrsr laussan.i II Tie rei.ei ar55sF.
Mrs ilr. Diiio eiic.l q - The r-li..i arm r.
Mrs IAos Ho~-ari, si;s'i-si is the fel le. ar
my
Mrs- Jack son. husband 10 The r-bri n sny.
AIRS Back. Eo-i IN the rebel army
l. RS a. soa iss the rebel army
Mrs. Makil,< two sons Il tie rebel ai-nv.
NFs. H=s. p'EiaveF. hust-ni ia tise rebel Ar
Mrs NeCiisoch. linsi,.,ad IN IL, rebel ar,sr
T. T. fraiuie. tuil-srs-iz - ia ille arraf al
yesy bitter ali iroisb'cslin
army,
JOSIAH iIoiH. f7'o sons. IN tie rebel atny.
H. II. Hcrlen. sva and sOn-in-iAw ia' isbsi
army.
Airs. NeEiaasy. son in Fsrsoss's ssaEi rslsi
arins-
Sifs- uerireasiser. l,r'sl-ls lsl major IN rehsl
army
Mrs I Hlces. son 'n|rs5si army; FsF ? IT
Mira s Nirhols, husband IN retel army
Mrs :. J. Mlrl sy. .hus5anI .nd son {, rel-
el array
Nrs y. Trout. husband IA rebel a--.
Mrs Tro1f. husband in rebel army
Mrs Ffayfer IIfu-. Lus4zi pre-idtaf 81
vi-ilar.es co1iIniitee srl po'F ~ tie Sonia
Mrs Dlnjpl- s0n and husband in Tstfl ~
ny -
Mrs Or. JlR- Ch.z.boriin. son in rnetri!Ias
" A. Good rin. bFtricT ia rcbei zTnyt
Mrs. A. Street husband * the Snufh-t
Panty OF lndEc A. T. Dixon II rh~ nh
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RIcfxoSp. Nov. lD.-Tho acc ,s.fts FROM the
Yankee raid into Fl fredericksburg. arc xety con
fused. 1at they certainly entered the sokn. s
The .dirPltch says fil- enemy attackad the
camp OF ol---s command. and catkuresl
feom 25 TOGO prisoners. but that aflerwslrsis a
small body Or confederates made ,ia5h on
the Federalk. and rpeapiured mast of them.
Tic EtsInirer esimatesihs YanksS force al
ssven'y-hFf. cavalry. and says they were
routed. anil retrea;ed IN The widest esnafusiOn
Leaving one dead. several &oanied anil ten
prisoners - our hands Our loss. one killed
and several wonn,led
It IS Fepsried the enemy is engaged ~ tear
ing up tie kailsoal about Manassas.
Sharp tkiruz;sl.iug is reported in Fabsni.r
and .L9nf3n counties. the enemy being lin
strong fosds- a seneralepgsasensnt ishhsici-
paied-
sirnidsfA' movements ae IN fshzre.s
alo.g tlsr linr o Les's army
halt'k IS expected hrfnsecn Jac,sstta and
the enstai IN The si,enanilaaI. river
Yankess caPtnrfd AZ Ere lcricisstnrs lsreai.
e The sa5ig AMI successful rid of :. y, IN.
To Tenn ana and slate fh7- EnSla1ai ani
France iffc Eecoeaized tic. stnii,ern gipnfcl.
cracy. flft ia inspoF iasice Is isaclsr,i tho
last sia'efle,i'. ans. ii Is Senrraiiy csfiitcl
skirniishil- i reported going s,n reaf War
rehion. BS,ween Hampton aisi q portion o
Seigrls cavalry
Trsu Nashville
RicHssn. Nov-l1 On. thr 5ih = sennn
siratian was ma idIon NashYiils by GeA For
rest on thf sonill aud Morgan oil the norii
side. MnrSan WIS quite sncrcssful. destroy
ing many cars. lor'nnot.vrs. fsilroad bridge,
and w~icF tas.Iss- We killed and ,ronrsied =:
or On AlloIiIioni<ts Or own loss was ves,
slight. lfree Aboliiion htiraaez have rem
IIfgee,l Gen. NeElsy IN Nakarilie. The plas,
lis strongly fori;fsA
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Tr,m Kashville
soUIHERH NEWS.

TfiE FErE1-
The liila 'nSis.a lonfsai. u lie 7si,. slvs
We learn tlat the white in;ersaeuis ves.er
Gay were 8 t~o teirg II O4<7ale Cemetery
and one AZ private family hnryirs ground
The number os celoreI insern..ris was r..,i,,-
bly, greater than tAat OF whites; we are posi
lively inf S5nei Of three by person who saw
TIE co1liif- No doubt The nn;siiTer was much
greater.
The Whole number OF inehv e,ses ves...-.,.,.
was 3 wilci shows a decided I, ,lIi,., m W.
trust TIM we may Jvti.e ciase of ~, ,-..r
be enabirii 10 rci.n4i the tl,,,l -s.s,,,.- - ,,
epiteu51r +. -
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I. William Henry Hnrlbart v 10 was arrested
"a the SoatR some time fiisce rs an Abobfio,,
? >, ana Vas subsequently rcieased through
some 1.'aecoi,s = ifoia lnhcenee. IS publishing
5n tie New York Times 4 series Of letters
headed FIFTEEN Hipnsis al the South. in
thicll he min1isly details me ies=lt OF his oh
seryasiora IN Riehnpnd ss.a tlsewhsre.
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- rul---S F'r,rn = sf.5|- = $500 I-s,.. 81 -,
= sn,-a .-l-n,r ft.s, -. H. -, ~ - =.
h-r-e ffe t-z1s ,s.i near sirie@r 49,. i.i-t "a
e4h rr-rtie- rrri,i.r - - - ~. 80
rcrr X -rs bag. rao-r ~ ft- -.trr,. TIE .f-r.
reward 81 te rad - l-ilr~-r n - I-,r., -. -
-ar1r --ioirr Tor lh- ti.iet
s2NrEI. JONES
E1x-o-i c. Wv LA
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CoMMITIEn

r1No jail in chst,anonea on the e7fh Ancr.t ICED
i negro bay naned /. lesk VIM 81 r he t.i.t
% ! t'ot kr-li OF Pnntetoc c0anfv Nissi.,;,n
be l. about feet iarltsiisg.l bll.
1hs rner win soHie forwstd. prov .,s.,t-rfv !. ,s
-, charges. N 2. COULTER
inc3a Sterif Haini4fs = - +
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TAKEN ~

IN pnt IN jail in Chattanooga n a1,lto, cbs.,l
n FS1>t tsnae-see. .ou the 81 siay Il tlrsoher tsel
AEt;Rn IAN BY The Ram- q JOIN who ssrs + ;
beioiigs 70 Wfe- Jones df Nemphis lrnn said l5ay
hiAsk ji,e; a inches tiga 20 years Oh
svtj u. 7SM AIN Jas'sr
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DS Is-|st1t nosi.is'a ssrfar r--nin< fs-h i,sf
- tffErel tnl ck-- rt-.|lsilc- ant ~. Flri
ne r-lssi Etl1 rr-rh arc rftn- fhe na-ra
>sI'ie Ns>li1<irn l.rLe-r j. las-rli,-d iu,i %
~ i--i-e s-,l.sIt r~rtff zii - -irr. -
.t1'.srrr - .aia -srrl II ts.s -r.f-.l
urf-l -ik-<TE1. p ClCKE
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FRoh FREDERICKSBURG


FnEDKsIeEsBvHe. Nov 9sh.--A party Of sey-
eniy i've Aapkees made raid into this place
io-d4y Iliey stated that the Democrats had
swept tie North that England and Hiance
had recognized tie Southern Confeasractl. and
that Lord I.t6ns was to be so instructed
There is no news Of importsnee from Die ar
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20 the Farmers of East TepnesNe.

nUR armies need all the Efng and tlaitle you e.n
~ fatcn. aud brfal prices viii be paid for POI K
Hogs BsevfS aud Corn.
have been al igned 10 the purchase Of hags
b@-ves corn &c-sn Last Tennessee uil " III appoint
s.lfc,ep nrmbct cf agents 10 assist nc and define
their Territory, aad Will in due time pgsiish tseir
names.
nave determined II mako b,i-es1ffs,n inform and
tlih+rsi sr5 nope every a3S ia Ea1 Tenaesse snta
4 b 4 ter '-rgs viii be faitened.
ny ~ te present Is Aflanfa Ga.-wfil rc-
rov- 10 ~. < sss4sI Letters adssessed TO me a
either point viii be steended 10.
!. +. CUMMINGS.
eep3Qtf Naidr and e ~ q = A
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I>ioe fle t,lr,. A. = ,'e- rlff-i l- sra- h.ffs-
h't--i-- an'1t - asais -. rrtr- rsl s-.al
LlAr a. 't- rrsi rlIes srrrs. llt,.ral rrr.-s
~ te ~ ir his lirrrf - a. esa1s a lsrs
r-red- Ia-r1-ssfI Wr- + HsT,.oo7-
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-RicHMoNp. Nov 9.-News from Fred4ticks-
burg is to The effect that the Yankees made A
raid on that place II which small npukler Of
prisoners we're caHttrcd. fii
Gen. rolk and stlif. are now in Ricl4hond
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Tic Jnnrnal ri the 9th SAYS
All cay Yesterday the own resoundc,I r-;th
''e reptis Of heavy gais, which ala ~,
cease u1ffl snnd6pyn.
Thcsa guns were fred fin,a two Ii.ri.,.,..
~ ii7i7ur Eseis-tir Il lrtis;s cg-rsr.s : IN !.
barqnc y Is frn ashore. lie 6rssn.. co,,n,ers-l !
abreast IOf Tie Salt Wofks at Fo,.ier's r,n;n.
The bisdkadcrs fred mary shot asl sl,en "a
the barh4-. fnmlcr of which pas~ir,~ oxe-
irll IN tie vicinity OF the state Sslt VOL
bnt did little injury 70 The ,sarks. al han
fr"m Eifeh retired TO PR BeasIey's. about j
By sight tie barque was completely DIS
troyei Ii is said that nj tsight the i,.cir,-se-.
sent on party 70 hnish the work OF destrne-
ton. fcfne fwentf-oise OF the party from tie
blockadefs. who hadea on Tie uest bearb
we're rii1hle TO make their ~ ~ hack TO their
Vessels as-d we're made prisoners By pollion
OF the Sffiland Neck eafaisy. There are !
mong ili4ss prisoners thrte commf-sioned ~.
hcers fyl- ia'ab had got lis long range guns
into Elcsiii..n ready TO give the blockade !,
salute. sloaId they make their apr.carsnce ~ I.
moTniiIg, Which. bowek r, they lid NOT d. q
me essf pction OF the 'ba1aas WIS tlleir main
The officers and crew o< tao baraue made
iheH -scrPe. ana got safe 20 shore but were
able q save nothing wiafsrer The f,sro.e
whose name We have not lezrneS Va. 80.
Nassaa. and was mainly lt4ded with S,If
which, as well as tile vessel. is a connie y
less. =
Tins morning. when the fog lifted. Coz. Lamb
lef drive az tho biGckhficrs With his I-,,l-.
ranges. Hitting one iof them and carsin,- bo,f
70 keep away 10 q esIicct2tie disfance. M,
hear soTfe firing ibis 1so-n;r n With ,.ow .,.s
ihen the sharp rel art ~ the tiled seire rT,'.
The darqns. IN addition 10 salt. had some
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~ sHSv = --e-,.r-s -. = =. s.r.'
h'zrk rn,-- --i-. -s- 49, - -. -, -
.,-frr-- q t-i-erra-t 4 49, - -. z .--.r-
--4tt.a s'l-1r - = ID b. thaafr, r. r,cr - -
r-slrlf1r t--n1r - 1'.Ts.-. -,,.i
- - -ff--'-er 'r o,F ~ r1.rrzr arf 1rn-s
MP - 81 - - -ariri O. cs|u1 IIif-~fin- l-hat
'-i,-- -r- irrt-c p 4 3 STA i7-s d - - ~ ,r
-e- C. & RfIE
49, i'-rt- I1tl f~r Tcrn r.ls-
A..a-..f rrE-'.c< 1859 cc-r uaa Erck a1c frf-
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N'atELIaN

Lisle. n any irapottance il atfatlsed to the
rssrntfrS isich are oecaSiosal,y rdvivcd here
and eife wher';s. that Gci'cral Mcflellan il to
DC snnerseied by General iidckfrlin tlie COM
mana Of tie Army 6T tic lfatoiDal, Inoti-x
has lleea made ia-siay III rssla is wkllniorred
circles b5 nothing IS kI onn wiiafl.4cr Ia rive
any BASIS for such reports: hHsidek General
lpoTcr has not yet aniieielltlY recovered
rom the elects Of his Wot1d 10 take tie field.
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MIS- sGELLAN L d It's.
Integest-bearing Ire 4sury Notes.


rubc notieo i- hereby given that Congress has du.
y apihoriAod the annual payments OF interest the
1.so Treasury No,e- The in.ereSt due on each note
The hnst day ef JAa1ary psxt wIk bs PAID 10 the
respective hollsrs Prcsenfe4t atthe Treasury OF
At any Depository or The Govfinrhsni.
esiEnsd) G. e. laEMMINGER.
, .etI3-ln seetclarv 81 Treasnrr
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E4Govcrnor Raniolf, OF WISCONSIN. has
beer appointed First Assistant Postn,aster
GeHeEHl.iia place Of John A Kakson. 81. c.
elect fFoai Iowa Richard g. Mccormick has
reslgncd The rsief clerksiiip nf tie deuart-
ng,nf p agriculture having accel tel The iions-
ssftqn FOR cdusless from the frst district.
New York IT'D
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i No.la Mo.Is li9 : Mis- Mo li2 No

en- Advertisements not margtl On copy for
ssaefird time will be puAlishef etie mo sth, and
chs sed according fp the apgve rates.
srEoI1 NerIcsS elarved one brlca aul hslf.
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llTE uish q kirr 15 CT - ne rro rnen n r-t -of
w n Da q calnt4. ticn- We usil prv rs,s -
res P-rsnris lzTin- nc-ro-s q hirr m aa.l--ss ~.
- Trenton tico- Per-11rerl c-arl lry1nrrt Il
CO.'S In n r. Nr1lHAN A c.
- k1o-tfi1e 1s1ixfrr Ard Atlanta ro-r.s.-,~-
crPy aad sehi biIi :, Kaoksills
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~ 10 41l-r<ta-is >t-srl Dis, I--l-s = -
EN- f1lor-Fernrrlit. n-s Faa- asa 80 -
kir-- Re rli he fr-an7t fro- -.---,-- -
'l.isf liirv sairsoe fitsrsare-. -i--'s .a- 80
81 8NrEErv LI-SN
nrfs sac frrrrtr
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TERSIs or TUITION.

10 IL orEsn entail FerariHent fuil pfoySit ~ Nh
he n; =, ~ tie eidinaiy briees
Tie Eis ut pyTpsat eno half in s-iyanee the III
Ey the miiflr the fermk
Board can be had IN Good fsmiies A. 4 Al esorx.sl
lent boarding hcusc- kept pa4,eslv Tor x,,,- fas,
The price q bpaid ire la5fug rhts ard fret;s -, -
exceed - so per week. a. " p tl,f1.s - =
AaesJi sseret-ry md Treasurer
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{ Torms OF subscriptioa

bAiLr REBEL per year SO 90
Six Mouths. S 90
- Three Months ........ %
One Month -.---E --..-----.-. 90
sAc- The CAsH mnst as@pmpepy Ell orders Tor the
paffr shipplastess OF private persons will receive
no -ftentor Therefore shsh shihp.asters had Leier
mol bs seat 10
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arc engaged at woodwork III the Bsooklyn Ma
w Yard on other wooden yessels ls-probabi,
about 560a.
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Ratss Of Adsertsa.,!n.g..

One Square Of Tgx Inns or lcss, one in.ertion.
81 90 : aud 50 r-nts for earh sulsraient Insertion
less than month.
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! 4 sT0 P0TN1S = T-1-- q -----I - -
~e..- er- coas.x.
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mt IRox hps.

Tie gtefe4st eseFg 4 being Displayed ia
Sse fxeeistiels Of Ei4 navY orders for Eikn-cgad
>ss>els tnltf bAjItAt New York. The Ds;a-
naslsr NoFkh enls,lIS .oeN insil 6sesnpoiii;.
z.oea 5essky ilEy, l.atO: HsIv V r-t,5sf. 5ssl
y y. sbt' fYtI soQl Tstai 5.5sEd men IN al
p''ien ~ tl'Ef n'1Eflber. H5aic z.onq wsarfnten
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1AKRE Up

I'D r1t u Jan I1 Lll1tl1-oern Unurfun -,unfr-
= 49, leree-see- q -he = of Oct.i.s-. I1gs a
S-.'.-o -A@ 80 1.T1 hlI narl- - JACK and th.t
Iern- So ~ I. bi--k = yeir1 oid fesi m
n'En- J-H-SWAIN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-11
Z : , IsI1F - CNLIs TOR IlB0H THol
TIE rSIrED STATES.

An INFLUENTIAL public meeting Was held at
Dene4ara. Cd lie 25ih ulf. 10 take into considl
eratfon tho subject Of innigr fisSn from, Cnifed
States Mr. Edwards tie American Consul
addressed The meeting aud placed The scheme
in 80 favorable Iigist tliat The Gorerpor. had
decided to send Mr.. Walker. the Governn,ent
Sccretafy as delegate to Washington to con-
coci measures ftr the iniroduction of as many
people rs can be pbtained- Tie cost OF each
lahorer is estimated at S20-abont one-sixih OF
the P'esent cost IT cpolies. The project op-
pears To i've general satisfaction and tie ret
sHit = locked forward to with nni-l inieresl
oy lie Hanlers And merchants. We laye
s-eFss-t tise -s5t-l,ctId fFnprsrtors an
,h's eeloay complain pi fhe SCARCITY of Ia
Dor + y they We're IA earnest. there never was
better pfroUifnl' Y thar the Pre- sent nf snp-
plying their wants. Royol Slaua.sii& Sept. 20.
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200 WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED

h,NSt e-r7-rr7a-nt anl prnnrf pay ~
- E-cd ut - Arpivat cnre Il - ~ -~.i-r,I
40 Etrrah Iron Tcrtr w ll-srr. ~
o'tt--rn Ifrsitrrt t-<f1 x Al f-..-rr~rr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-11

RE4rfear. s. d. z0cf. 23-The expesl;,;oa
conilaanasI by Gen. Bfannon. wIiirI, was in.
fendesl toliestr6y the railroad con,n,nncatiof
between Charleston anil Savais,i, han NOT hen
fdtsf the mildcst term a siiecess. Our men
laneesi, Succeeded IN firing into tfnin. VIII ch.
hPwescr. escarcdi; have taken 4 few prisoner
and si,e gun. Iut we're o,,encsl 5,Ir,e, bv hot
terry bf I.1irieeil guns with slIrabsasJ. al short
FaiiKa, which tore through their rtlnks. We
nave. losE Il Is presanIsd from ihrsc TO foHr
hrliqred N kiileEl and wouhdeEl mostly
wolflaed. aineng whom. are several officers
ireatenant Colonel and Colonel are killed.
Twp captains OF a Pennsylvania Regiment
klled he FIRST Ar'illery Battery is reported
al ent 10 pieces. Lieutenant Arnry was
khlel.
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g.1'Is and gun carriages. dry goods. medicines ;
c'othug. boots and shoes. etc.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-11

lhercI Is lEEiobld in7oFfaAiItn 20 sNbsfanii4l
aid being futliisheE1 by .Isgkhd for ~ con
struefion Of d febkl navy. several Immense
irauclad irTsa es are lleing cpnstfncfedNA a.
present, ehlt tplst9@ 10 cfoss8the ocean and II
power shfiietsllt tb aeyaEshse onr coasts and
anniliiIase DIR siEIppfng Itaq,iraily. Ehg-
land is now ht wslf with Tie uhited States. aJld
formal sfetieratEbh eolii3 scarcely add t. The
fower itr InftciiiEk @;IlieA4 + eteicises.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-09

TRAxsPLAErrse TRKEs.--As soon as
the foliage has dropped. transplant
ornamental, shade, or fruit trees
There will be q saving Of one year 9
growth between those planted now and
those in the spring. In taking up trees
grea. care should be taken not to mu'
tilate their roots, for every fibre OF the
root lost the growth of the tree will be
retarded so much, and its life endan-
gered. Whenever it is absolutely me-
cessary to part with any Of the roots
take of the top in proportion. Let the
holes be larger than the roots, and
never bend or eramp q root into small
hole. Where the root is mutilated
make q clean cut with a sharp knife
and new rootlets will show themselve:
pushing out between the bark and wood
If the soil is poor gil in the holes with
rich earth from the woods or swamps
But in no case use stable manure in
planting out trees in this climate
Topdress the ground among your trees
with leached ashes, lime, or any decom'
posing vegetable matter. If rabbits
are troublesome, IN barking your fruit
trees apply soft country soap to the
trunks two or three times in the year
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-09
From the Baltimore Sun, 1850.
DISSOLVE THE UNIONl

Dissolve the Unionr Who would part
The chain that binds us heart to hearth
Each link was forged by sainted sires
Amid the Revoluti0n's fres;
And cooled-O where SO rich food
In Warren's and in Sumter's blood
Dissolve the Union! Be like France
When Terror reared her bloody lance,
And man become distinctions child,
And woman in her passion wild.
Danced in the life-blood of her Queen
Beside the dreadful guillotiner
Dissolve the UnionI Roll away
The spangled dag Of glory's day;
Blot out the history Of the brave,
And dssecrate each patriots grave;
And then, above the wreck of years
Quaf an eternity of tears.
dissolve the Union! Can it be
That thoee who speak such words are free7
Great God. Did any die to save
Such horrid wretches from the grave
When breast to breast, and brand to brand
Our patriot fathers freed the land7
Dissolve the Union. Ho! Forbear.
The sword of Damocles is there;
Cut but the hair, and earth shall know
A darker, deadlier tale Of woe,
Than history's crimson page has told,
Since Nero's car in blood e'er rolled.
Dissolve the Union! o, ye hills,
Ye everlasting mountains cry,
Shrek cut, ye streams and mingling rills,
And ocean rear in agony;
Dead heroesf leap from glorY's sod!
And shield the manor Of your God!