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, 1862-12-27

aNCIpEMTS OF THE WAR;
OE, TIE
ROMANCE AND REALITIES OF EQLDERLIFE.
Comprising the thrilling adventures uarow escapes
and heroic deeds performed by brave soldiers
gagged n t!e present EaF This work ts published IN
nost thrilling and spicy books published. Mailed on
receipt of retail price, IS cents post Send stamp
and get Circular Il. r. IANDoE, Agent.
s Lake street. opposite fremont House.
| Post Office Box 44e2- de16J152lm
, 1862-12-27

CHICAGO BIBLE Soc1ETY.-The END Ami
versary Of the Chicago Bible Society will be
held at Bryan Hall OF Sunday (tomorrow]
evening, services commencing Mt O'clock.
The Annual Meeting Of the Society for the
election of officers and transaction Of business
will be held on Tuesday evening next. at Z
1psclotR in the Lecture Room Of the Second
Presbyterian Church
, 1862-12-27

For TEE SECOND Board OF TRADE REG
1MKNT.-The War Committee Of the Board
Of Trade intend forwarding 500 blankets to
the SSH regiment, and persons wishing to
send letters or small parcels can do eo by
sending them to Il State street any time be-
fore Monday noon. Nothing but paper pack
ages of yaluables OF under clothing can be
forwarded.
, 1862-12-27

~ 9S Dearborn and 1a0 South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places in the city fordyeing
and cleaning Indies and gentlemcn's clothing.
Cook & McLaln, proprietors
, 1862-12-27

TuE LATE FEsuvA.-A correspondent
wishes to know to what benevolent purpose
The avails Of the late New England festival on
Forefathers' day are to be applied, and sng
gests their application to the Sanitary COM
mission. The festival in question was the en-
terprisc Of the Plymouth Church, and the
proceeds are to be devoted to the payment Of
The organist and other incidental expenses Of
the church.
, 1862-12-27
Chicago qribtt,re.
-
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1852.
THE CITY.

NoT TO De D1scoSTEu6p.-Arrang
have been made whereby the Hyde Park t1a1n
will not be discontinued aftcr the S1st inst
, 1862-12-27

CHRISTMAS AMONG TIE WoRKMES.
eral of our railroad companies and heavy ma
nufacturing firms; have a way' Of presenting
Christmas turkeys to their ToEkmen. Mr..
Warrack, Of the St. Louis d Chicago Rail
road, purchased and distributed q ton and q
half Of turkeys On Monday-sufdeieut to sup
ply one to every man Of femily in hc compa~
nysE emnloY.
, 1862-12-27

districts, there is something left for ne to I'D
nire, and that is the very excellent pe,for-
nance Of some of our amateurs.
l,nprin.is. Hiss De Pelgrom. In the duet
with Gottseha1k, bis brilliant caprice -pria-
temps glamour, Miss Dc Pelgrom displayed
an execution and taste which not only dE11ght-
cd the audience but drew handsome compli-
1ments from G. himself She has clear, elias
he touch which told upontne brilliant Chick
e11as-uo,es'na4A o"n 1ae ."o plAaos
BLENDED an'o one 80 aomiraois 1nn 7nete was
not = e'nsie !af.,ns nols. no1 pfeah IN ene
time' anu e'a'l'a3Hs VI s's1e "1''ea ssen.ee
10 make ~ a"s pef1o''aanee q one ptanlst
net eAee4'4vn '. t.s tnus'e "n'ca "'ee soli'
o. t'o'' ss'hnlh y 1aplo nna elaoofate compost
ion was u1insu,'s eNeeleu. ana oehVeree
WIN a n'ee's a,ia aeen'aes u ae.en and cor
1eetness m tas'e "neh eompclieo aom'ratio1
~ ~ l1oos'
~ a,anes r ~, 49, ~ ca.4sa,sn. esss. ~,
1o1 ~ ~ ~ -. ~ - nei,
, 1862-12-27

w A n T z D An experienced
" Salesman now handling the books aud cast, Of
mt c1ass business house IL this city Is desou: Of
making 3 change between New Year and spring, FOR
satisfactory reasons Those needing the services Of
such Ell assistant st books otherwise will ple1se ad-
&c. ". l." Pest Office Box 1852. deaoySSiHSa awrsT.M
, 1862-12-27

The Court held morning session or Thurs
day (Christmas) but there we're only one or
two witnesses examined, and their testimony
was Of no material importance. We print q
brief summary Of the evidence Of John Little,
the next neighbor Of Hopp. Yesterday was
consumed with rebutting testimony called by
the prosecution:
, 1862-12-27

~E HosP11h.-In the late report
.r+ha &C., 'ry Agent relative to his visit
~ .,,o ~ .1a,5na Hosr, ,s*al, it is stated that
- ~ - +,,o ~. r1,-Hber Of patients
had died. This is an error. A. the time Of
the visit Of the Agent, but one had died. tAs
total number of deaths since the Hospital has
been used for military patients, is eleven
These figures speak eloqueut1y for the treat
ment Of the sick, the excellence Of the Inrses
'sand the skill Of nr- Isha7,a-
, 1862-12-27
Wn Rent
20 RENT AND: FOR: SALE,

FAAN0S AISO NAus&2&11ae@1Nk
Allowance made for hire tfpu1en.sed: Al Aaa9 e
instruments repaired Tuning promptly Afse26e0 %
~ HM z PRQSaEB. 19Q Clark It<uoS~
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Further frOm the seat OF
War im maryland.
THE IATTLE or sHEPHERDsTOwE,

ApovsrA, Sept Is -l'he Richmond Exam
iner Of the,24ih says that in the fight o.
Sleplerdslosn il is reported that the epem,
were almost annihiated, and four or FIVE thou
sand prisoners taken,
Gen Lee writes q President Davis That the
shock Of battle Of Wednesday was ihc most
Tremendous on ihis continent, aud The result
was the most damaging the enemy hos re-
ceiycd in the whole campaign
The enemy confess 10 oss Of ten thou
sand Our loss will not probably exceed five
thousand.
Yankee dispatch, dated Saturday The 10Th
says the Federal Generals and Field Officers
il 80 large as 70 te maccoudable
Mcclelpn says the Federais may safely
claim victory.
The dispatch says body Of Fe'lerals dash.
ed into Lcesbnrg bui retired. Tho place il
how N our fcssession
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-26

Major WiniIiops savics 10 volunteers on
the subject nf proper care 81 the feel ought to
he pondrrcd and remembered by ewl,cruits
II will bv iound in hin artlcle on the New York
seventh regiment published IN The Atlantic
Monthly for June, 1861. which we pnblish be.
hw far The Information ol thoNe concerned:
And lei inc say d word 10 my fellow yolun.
teers, actual and prospective II all the armies
ofihe Statcn.
ksoldies needs, besides his salderly drill,
II Good feet
- a good siomach.
3 Aud ailor these comes the good head and
and the good heart
Butgood !eet are distinctly tho iiiRt 4 ing,
wiihont them you cannot get 70 your duty. u
acomrate. brA Horse, nr 4 lpcuniotiye takes
you oh les back ilie field, yoa.are useless
There. Ard when tho field is lost. YOU cannot
yctire. run Away and saye your bacon.
tsubd shoes and plenty $of walking make
guod ieet. a man who prctsads 70 belong to
al infantry company ought always 10 keep
himself IN training. 80 that any moinrtIt he can
march twenty or thirty nilca witlsout feeling
paig OF raising Blister Was this tue case
WITH even defamation OF the army who rush
Ell 70 defend Washington Were you so train.
cd, myscomrades oi the SEVENTH
II captain OH company who let hie men
nnrch withsuch shUes as have Bcen on the
teDt OF some poor fellows IN this war ought 10
beGarroted with shoe strings,
Iiyou find q foot soldier lying bent ont by
the roadside desperate as a eeasick man. five
70 one his hcelsare too high, OF his shoe too
narrow or TOO thin, OF his shoes 10 not made
asfaight on the inside, SO that the great toe can
epgead into ito phte ae he trends.
ian an old walker eser the Alps across the
water, and ever tordilleias. Sierras. Descrie
end prairiesai hDne; have done nay near six.
8 " miles day without diecomiorl and speak.
ing fram large experiences, and with painful
secnlIeotious os tie suffering and death have
known ior want Of good ises oil tho. march, |
sey To,evety volunteer:
Trusiia God, but keep your ahoes easy
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rnE Tlanr n NuMroapsvILLE. n.

dispatch from MumfordsyilIe. Ky. date,
the'I6tn, SAYS that Gen BSsgg Attacked III
Federsls that morning, aud the fgb.!pg con
TIMED all day. The dispatch says
The Union forces under command oil Colo
mel Wilder, arc hglltmg brAvcy, and are IA
lerpmed 70 holl the post, RE AlleiDys t6f
ces are represeutcd 10 he large
| We lcAimthata a portion OF Con Blel's 40
hng has arrived and are engaged with Brag :.
toioos,
The Jonrnal, in it's editorial to-day, y,sappeA
to the authositesto have tho city fortified.
| Brigadier.General Jackson's division was re
viewed tlils forenoon by MajorGeneral Gilbei
and staH, and made line display.
train oi eleven cars, that conveyed Col
Duuhans regimen 70 Bacon Greek. was at
tackled by d squad 81 Robes. Some rails lAv,
ling been torn up the regiment alter taking on
all the aniunton, ana most Of the provisions
abandoned the tram when the Rebels raehed
It on the bridge and set hreto both.
LouIsyILLR, sept l6 The battle Of Muio
foraSvllie was renewed al gM early hour ibis
morning and continued all day
The hebes We're ncavliy reinforced, cup
posed by General Polk and Backner, Uiii both
engagea rheIF lorces is estimated AZ 10000
General Wilder tllield 0ut ~ last accounts
and Nae fighting -.....:...--iy dhe UMunris
nave been ieu,orced snce Sunday by ore reg.
nept and battery Of nght artlilsry.
lile lesgraph wire was clit IN several pla-
cesbeiw0en here aud the battle field.
It ls reported tai Gen. Bugil was as Drip
ping Sprngs yeslerday murnlng mpying norn.
The late OF bree.i river brdge probably de-
pelids uppn his arrival.
Ex-U0yernorll Helm. Harvey, Winter. Saith,
and several either prominent keni,icKlalislrom
ElEabelhlovn, we're hrpught 10 lIps clly mi-
degarrest 10 night.
ltiArelmied tonight that Cen Bucll lss
got up and IL engaged,
The mail hoai succeeded IN getting to Cir
ciluisti hOm LoasylI. Oh the l6ih, under COZ.
voy III d gunbpat, but tho lne hes stopped
ruouing s,nco. 4 diAPatcb IRON Cincinnati
says
A gentleman who passed last Sunday with.
iD tne ischri iines II riorollce, reports lnen %
be infly tnousBd strung HUinpnlty MAJ.
small having J9iBe9s wllil 4 - 50 lvfts, ~stpui
tEr i,ist lew ,lays.
TIE Rebels lt0ckaded tho river yesterday
ai Hamdioli, hiGe nides be0w K.slns SAu. NJ
mad boat nas leig isf LyugVilic to-aT, Olu
gtiiba4is Went ii hAntilnn sp,s morning sNl
snclea llle vpodS al several ns,esi Dul nv
tA,lely naaHsvea yiIilraen.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-26

Tho lOst profound aud august body, the
Senate ci ihs Coniederatu Staies. las al last
furnished the orld will aeompasative yalie
iiDn nt the newspaper prcss. Tme was when
The priniera al thought newspaper Of w.de
circulation power IN the State aud the cn.
pluyees connected Herewith. very consdera-
.hie people. hwas supposed HAT men WHO
uaIly Addressed and inl0rmcd f0rty tbonaalld
readers incurred q vasf responsibility and ex,
oTcsed, Tor good or evil, a large iniluencc--in
TACT that they might rank in point ol cunse.
qneuce 70 society with thu man who Taught
fwehty Rch0lars- who occasionally addressed
g petit jury, o. WHO preached twice OH Sunday
70 congregation Of five hundred persons.
Bot the Confederate Senaie settled all these
Ion,s tiiis week. 0iie siay they refused 70 ex-
empt one editor 70 cacll newspaper, aud the
rcxt they datxempt tanners millers and shoe
make. Thnait viii he seen that q merry, a
ahaefnakeT's. shop or gratnl is more IN,
pcrfaut than newspaper
'Fiie e'niste Row ever did right IN tho cx-
neriinon. provided II ii nol allowed to operate
as cpyer " persona who are neither Turner's
AhDemakere nor Millcrs. but more butchcs
who undertake the business to shield tIien-
selves from ccnsauptinn, They should beck
snpted. A good Shoemaker. for example.
ceuid make s!ioes snnugh toIsa regiment il a
single year snd are We 70 10 told that il is
more Important he shonld be pui IN the ranks
and carry nuekesi iisp that ok Or elght
hundrea seldlers should bes shoh@ y il notSa
alASidyaltagc u the country whcn any
gnoa shoemaker is taken IRON hs bench aud
put 70 carrying nmskct2 And 80 nf all 9th
er trades indispensable TO supply the army
and vi which there is ln0Nn scarcity oi
iradespen. The only thing We except 10 is
tleaEttpeDdous he ilconrevahle lohy ofre-
lueing To exehpf siigh persons az are ndis.
yensahle 10 the existence oi the newspape
prese. wIiichip the nature Of things. il the
only nsdlam Of organized opiliou--lhe Only
aonrce uf COMMUNICATION between the govern
Iieslsand the .pcollo, aud which, Il sllcnced,
wn,Ild lealervsn .lsis wiRe Seuaic itself prac-
rlcxly IA yoiceIess AZ tie ave-
4Ncoa Telegraph.
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The New York WoFld has an article do.
tounpiug he present. choHor among the pto
rlsystt the North tor arms, from which Il s
uaiio oyidcm that the Government elands II
anlost as-lnneh tear pf Tho Irnple as II d es
oftho lonsedemies Itnays;
We regret % uee she clsiaor Which cores
frOm,every auartcr lOf AgtucIa arnlng ofJlo
population Il Is elcaioucd Ny an lllmWdIy
tslRlt, and " cacuStba 10 DO infinite damagc
notwithstanding meu from nsclu, and prcduc-
tive oceupalinne q apend their timr IN Tying
70 be poor s6ldofs The GusemNeni has
rallied fof and win receive all the Troops il
needs or viii knew What to 10 with, What
NO really ueei ia rotmpte men, bul eoInpe.
scnt gcheralr Ths frantic caiihN ior noic
spldlega 10 slgu oi ival wcakncss uf hearl--
Nlal VIA wanle nol The leSioha pf xerxcs
hll ihe spirit N Tue GreelSs who beat Iheln~-
II W. yannot sylcaef the south with ono nil
lionjnNi,. II IN Guile clear thai Yith two nil
lionf Nc ahalioIlv conquer ourselves by ex
hausiing tlwsonnlry's rveoucca
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FasM ,lf.nlrsToS.

Y august 25il.---Tlie Charleston Mercury Of
this morning says passengers report grounds
Tor believing ll.e enemy are sending heavy re-
Inducements to Hilton Head, and along the
shores Of Broad river
Iiuckiey island ia now occupied by large
body Of troops.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-26

We las bcinle our readers tlAs m0rNnG
s,lcn Anlnoni,c particulars, WIN reseienee ~
lsle Important oiciA,iune u orr alply ~ Ms'
49,. ni4 M halleis less9 A. syOAe Mlisis
witNn our Fcacn since Our ssre ci raiwlas
RVS aAYrLE ~ epAbAy
Tlnh eneasenlnat V Represented 70 l@Ne
ial,eu p,acc leteeeu NIusioioa and bMiNF
t,0lo On.tle Oh Nanoi3i rvsd, where \ tfpfseg
,lie ble haigc nlouaefs helt bveslil il.t
,nafusl ldol igeus,ice ~ liaseiaiFvu lrjs
ticst y. 81. hliaila 1tsl. tlnn u ihr wNAis
taAl tAssle W Aetp A aMIe,ng iffpse "a
,A. IA ie..iH VIC Arih paliea VA "a ge nhtdk
lo.te gul= ilis rbtiAy "A tslpefa triy,
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y nave undoubtedly Won great aud deci-
g sye giclsrfve bpih yeste1day and today
Ammg 6ar trophies are whole batteries and
thousands Of small arms wilha large number
q prisoners
The rebellion is virtually subdued
On examining The details published in III,
Inquirer, we find that they are such as to
make the aboSe aaIuipg tslegraphs ridiculous
Ehe ~lnquifer'sr army correspondent, speaknp
q the operations Of Tuesday says il wasnolh
iug hat an artillery duel. He continaesa
"Mus, Of ihe day was occupied III Garmin
ON army in lne pi battle Tie enc.
my opened upon as -at 3 U'cluck m te after
ag9R- irom hill southwest 81 the main bol,
Of the az nsy. ani about one mile hvlH the posi
ion occupied by Sykes tiivsipf.
sykes battery ~ once replied aud afiel
scarcely more illan duel o. rne h,nra Aufa
tadsa. tho rebel batteries were sileifced. and
notlilng further waa done during tile day ex
cept the Smelling oi the wgoiA III the directs5lI
olsIle rebels about dark
Uur loss on THIS occasion was tonr killed and
seven wounded For the second Time during
the war tiie rebels fred@railruai IRON AZ us
One o. the pieces tell among train Of wagons
and Killed three mules, but did no other dam
are.
OF the next Days fighting. which is claimed
70 have been particularly fatal 70 US he says:
0nr army also advanced, and this morning
az seven o'clock our bateiies opened upon
Them from the hill llAhdut halt 4 mile sonsh b
Snarpsburg, the rebeIs being on at enlilence
-abpu the same distance from that place, nearly
opposite ON army
Up to ten o'clock there had been no genera
engagement, but the fighting, carried on prin
cipaly ly the dlnercnt batteries, was sli cu
ing on was Informed by old soldiers that
they nsrcr Witnessed more severe artillery
engagement than WAS progressing at that hour.
The loss ou our side'sgs small. To what
extent the rebels we're suffering conllu.!ysbs
Judged from circumstances, such as the carry.
ing Of nen from tho field the appearance Of
amhtlahces, &c. From suc,i circumstances, ii
would appear that fearful execution wax being
done in their ranks.
Tho Inquirer" also publishes dispatch
from Blllimore announcing ~ts recapture d
Harper's Ferry" on Tuesday evening, at 10.
clock" The story resss upon the statement
Of some fugitive soldiere The whole illipg is,
Of course, a fabrication
The siatemeas about the condition Of onr
army are bat rarallels; 70 the similar siorisS
tasy used to invent about the army before
hicmcnd- ThcJ arc silly iabrinations
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CHANcE or CoMxAkBkRs ~ Mi0-G General Aic
Cowan having, az his swii request. been re-
leived from the command Of Tho lnfces in Edal
Tcppessee, VIII, we learn. ipa lew days jcin
his Division ia Kentucky.
The Government has aesigned 10 this com.
mand MVi Cen, Sam loles, Win arrived here
yesterday. Gen. jones ~ d vuginian aud a,
able soldier, haying served eume twenty sea,s
10 ihe army Of fhc unDAd States prios ta ths
war He hen he0n Ia fle array 81 tie NeAl
teI some time lasi plll more recently, we BE-.
leve. baN been ~ romnAnd og the forces Al
Cnaitanopga.- Kaoec,te Rig
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-26

DoxMfic INprblaYr had exhibited %
~ teitday Nkiteaueu pf svwiTE silk, IHan'
nIaclurcd hy Mlsh lnvnm ts5sim9uil pl NJ
Bingham pOQntyl y ig x,fl tNeii u'd hHnli.
ini, aud shoN j Y vers nhelcndeNi Af axe
Il We would erly No opnynicei Vi we fpet--
S6e Ksp
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THE DAILY REBEL.
rypLisHEp ksrAY xQaslae iExcrrT yoxDAY) sy
FRANC. M. PAUL.


-Vne eipy sne Nearhs .. $l0O.
shsp ore asonth. TIE ciah must sesompany syeis.
ar1gr.
FAfrsaytsaSEers ineerisa AZ liio usual rates
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-26

Ca Tse Fort Smith Balletin of Tho l2n
ins'aul gives cilcmnAfantial account 81 te
iparsacrc oI Lieut. GU rhoa + Taylor. ol
silnnd Wailee regiment ten Chnctassss a...! 4! \ !
Cherukeer by tho Pin hdiaus. They we,e
kined ec,lpnd and their hodles huubiy maiIl
lated That papcr freely exprceseA lba opm
iou that John NorN bad Oh nllaeAssHasng via,
Hlc Iederals and shr taking Of hiltl nrieu,rrr
wAs mere blnd The ialIbfects or Pm a.
.ia.,e nlr opposed ~ ~ Ntlg1t dflahf
SsrteefFglf N5pitWnf'.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-26

Eeg- From the Camp Douglas prisoners now
arriving, we have heard but little buI pre-
sumo they received the same treatment AZ
those ~ Camps Chase aud Norton 0ne inci-
dent however has come 10 .nir knowledge
from perfectly authentic source, which
stamps the miserable Yanhees tho very conn,
terpart Of donds aud demons. Us recital Al.
mDst makes onr blood run cold: Inside the
prison at Camp Douglas stands building
kuown as the dead house where our prison
ora were carried 50 soon as the breath world
leave them. 10 this room or binding the
bodies 81 our ,lead men were CIT 10 pieces.
aud every morning surgeon, with iralioi
students, visited The building to instruct them
IN the science o. anaiomy Such il the con
duct Of men presnming 70 be- civilized and
with which4we are attempting g prosecute a
civilized warl Are we to stand all this? !
So' ought rot lcr foiioniS be considered. TO
some extent by our government Ficksbarq
WAig.
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RIcHmoSp, Sept 24th In the Senaie Mr.,
Oldham o. Texas submitted series Of resolu-
tons declaring that Provost Narshals have uo
authority whatever over our citizens not be-
longing . the army etc. Referred to judi
ciary.
MIR. Scmmes, from the committee on Flag
and Seal Of Confederate States presented a
Medal Ior Zeal, which, alter debate was adop-
ted
ln the Honse bill was passed to provide
for tho temporary organization Of troops in
States Or parta Of States invaded or occupied
by the enemy
Also another bill comforting tho rank Of
Brigsder General on the Qmrtermasier, Cen.
eral
The military exemption bll was discussed
until adjournment
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iron. MI.si slpp,.

MrBILf, Sept 25.--A special despatch TO ihs
Advertiser a 4 Register dated Baldwin Sept
24th, says IN the battle o. Iuka, the a5lh Ala
Wcl. Dowdtlls fcgimeni) which WAS in the
hottest Of the fs,lt, lost twelve killed aid for.
iy-tlrec wounded. They fought well--drove
back the enemy and slept ppon the ground Oh
which the enemy had formed his line Of battle
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after ito battle of NydneadFys AZ above
.ryaied. our AMY held nv hsl'ip'Aela VI
Thursday night Che weefea and alnlgf siafgab
|ciadiunli u Dur nlcn fuHielea u moysnan
nccNSpuy ~ anne dlytiobs ol lhe pay
0uf iisN nres4l " li4fe trsn willwui 10.
VISIONS ~ urrb days, aid we're hffqNGllpg
siih aitsiWinY nDrc fgetpug and alhhrAFipr
8ng ihas I'VE NnNee hoSn ihey had M ga,
lautly Cnres@ttd. ~ nblfln supplies is
MaFylxld waannl ~ pse quesions Ai,a " AZ
enEte iiilp pEhay lKAplA ~ lAp pfepenee uI
ihU thfetAnlng eoiugnlle IN ne euplpY vlihoH
alrTaaiD ffovisinna lqt RInGlo dAH. wfs
d6rlued t4o hszfloqe nD elfitlp5lba by ufn,
tee Accordingly "a Iaplslas g5 NJ,
ief1ill@d pilon attafp NJ KIP tDiQlnAes g
h.s4q neofHtu9 a9f " tii} lttpl44 N bFFIF.
lsj hf ne tieln ex gsir N fl.e slshllpe ~
efNAh AsafJ snlF'ifat ldl1i k1if iis fsiHiN
ul SEN uoy ~ ilis abi ni i4@fx4lA Nn c94
nei6SssE sed AlBine gsa Nay ~ fts.lAg NlIe
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TENN RRIDAY. SEPTEMBER q. Is62.

we have undoubtedly won great aud deci.
Sye sIclsrfre uiih yesterday and today
AMng oar trophies are whole batteries and
thousands oi small arms, wilma large number
q prisoners
The rebellion is virtually subdued