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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
PIONEER STAGE COMPANY.
Sacramento Valley Railroad.
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Until FURTHER NOTICE the cars o. TIE SAU!
" ramento Valley Railroad W.H b run a. loIl0Wsi
Leave Brighton at \. ~ and 4S.s.
Leave Folsom at A. T. and ID 4.
As soon a. possible arrangements wiz ~ made n
transport passengers from Racramerto - he cars
deeI UP. ROBINSON.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
DEATHS

In this city on tn" 18th inst. MARY ALICE, IN
f,nt daughter Of John d. and Alice L. BOOp THE
funeral will take place at O'Clock ?. N: to-day
from the residence Of MIR. Boop, on Bedford ave
nue.. Services in the ii. Church, BY Rev. MI
McMOnagle.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS GosDau.

A CARD.---TO the Members OF tho
Placerville Fire Department My name having
been used in connection with the Office Of Chief
Engineer, here return thanks to those who have
placed me in nomination and respectfully withdraw
INV name. as the demands Of business upon my
time are such that could not possibly accept the
Office should be elected
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
TERMS

The Neto York Weekly Argus Is published In
quartO form. each number containing eight pages, or
forty-eight columns. printed on new and handsome
type, in the best style. 1t will be furnished to sub.
scribers on the following terms, payable always in
advance:
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25

next House Of Representatives, sees this as
plAiIIy as We 90 in the South and If he
only pdssessed that mdral weight which is
esiedti4l p the perfect confidence of the
people, he would be able, to orgaBiz { his
enfiHe party upon his own leading political
dcErhaI, and lead it successfully against the
administration
III slnot a t all certain that such ! policy
might hot be more injuripus to us than an \
Iother, BIZ encouraging iii the midst of the
Rwdak oF dEsaffected in the South vain and
EdehluFixe ideas Of DEMONSTRATION which
GAP pf9er PEI But We are quite willing to
riIk ths chances Of anything If tha Kind,
f0t thesake Of te4tiag the question Eairly
ARP F4farsIy. Il has been truly said that :
house divided against itself must FIJI and
surely newer has a house bsen SO divided ss
thht Of our eiselny
D.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25
THE SITUATION.

The appointment Of Gen. Joseph L. john
stona to ii command Of the western nj
partment, which is confirmed, will lave tAs
most e1hllarating effect in The arm Wills
twill inspire universal confiderce aud SIT
isfaction ainong the people. There are fev
mon wlto sense 50 large a share of publ,
appreciation as Gen Johnstd n. he forms
unquestionably the trio Of the war, with Lei
and Beauregard With. one oil these as com
mander-in-fhief of our Virginia Inc to ids
fond our capital. anothert III command Of OH
eoast defcnses and the third over our coli
sOlidat.d armies in the West. the winteI
campaign opens moro cheerfhlly than WI
could have anticipated few weeks since
when gloom hung. like some unfathomahie
fog. upon everything. OF Cen. johnston him
seIf toe much cannot be said although h Is n H
we'll to begin with eulosy. suffice Id that Hi
what he does the great body Of his tr5 op. and
his f.lIow-citizens will feel the utmost felianc.
because the experiences and history Of thi
war hayoF demonstrated clearly to every onE
that he i. truly a real General : d p.t a m II
hero upon paper
The news from Middle Tenn sse4 Il unii4
pertant az we'll as uhintere ting, apRrt. frotli
the visionary and exaggerated ruror4. With
we leave TO our grapevine correspondent.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25
IllIfIY- ldLLAhb 80 80

r,fAf2 rat SOY I~fr4y.i tla4 SIS z.st --rc.lit
I ave miles ls.Dsi ksiuAtr. Iriii. N1lc ~
tsr,ilison. a-'e - yeas Eci- Z. irfi ora tcHt
s-iAr $50 it- sers 5.<ck IL b-f f,--r ss-rs ~
.aflls. raiissd - ~ I'D 5lrf
tii sse tl.r ~, sa-il ir as u sery g .
Hhpp ~ Cliaf La |oz1- ftan- l' is r M a.
he I'D a. OttnteI. 3o5s. AID ielr- ~ lis bens
knoxville on the 1stl ol C-tlle--
Address J. = PETITE.
ne.zo-s1F sxccr's Fattcry. b.-cker's DIV.
knoxsiie Re i--lI col a. n1rE Ard flrr-|rl
.~c.Itnf a. this 0Eice.f
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25

.Thf.EN ifou M lfate lst night good n srr,
- mare alr,ut its.s-l hands ore lne high 81 ,,,'s
WIN oi 4 Sign bensa IN lei cte ana * III lat-
one knee has sc.r from lall- JACK or sue Us.
AZ 4 al.,i MISSING. vii give The a5src rcNr &,
ne mare ana ~ naih az ths tA-ef
n5raD-iI~s ~. = LENof7.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25

Fernando Wood made peech. rhicI
che writer Of this heard, at Moz art HaiI
about the middle Of Marek, In 1851. jus
after the inauguration of Llcoln,4iu which
he said distinctly enthusiastically al out hi
following: III
s~rle Interests Of New Y ORR cit lie witt
the Southern States Our cEninIerc2 aifh
onrcarrying tra'le arc fed BY hem. an1 oil
internad trafhcis Eefa alive o .ls by Se,.,h
eFn gold. Sink the States Of be 9oith nIi
YOU will sink New ) org city. III
profess to be a pr.lrfifal N hll. a /
boxing with business eys t I'D 5-a.l iaEE
&c rsstsof tAiseity, IHaa ffl.s al El4ts fs49
all tend M pre- emphaticalls q tic Fcnie Il
crate States than to the linioh. itgelf. as VI
tween the two. The Constitution OF th'
cphfedsrate States IS az amendment to th4
OF tho United States. 1t is 81 ply TIKI
spirit Of the Constitution OF our fathers all
straotcd. Reconstruct the entire seydr1
nleet upon 1t, and Jon hit tho orisiia Al riaF
directly on the head, and save New 1oi9l1
the bargain, as we'll as the url len. r, f.,
At that time this idea oflFdrhap X
Wood (Which, By the way, wa veheFnc 4tb
endorsed by John Cochrane aud p,hersl
was in considerable vogue a nons tlle olH
Democrats Of the Empire STAT :. 4e4.Frd.
sityi' notion had more TIA a once bBeh
mooted by the sagaeieas, an4 an eFdors]
m emit Of, and rcorganza i pom tile bhsis
Of tho lGpnfederatc Constitution WAS bella L
be sound logic and good cnou ,htppt1iaiibnE
So far as We have seen or heard. FeEnapdp
WeoH has not changed his pdsitidn IN Anb
respect IF anything, he is warin eF nov
than he was then A year dud b half #
experience has. confirmed his q lrly opinien4,
upon which, for they are we'll kpoFh, he
has been elected 10 Congress- his n5ninqe
win be made the next naydr Of the city.
apd himself, possibly elected to the fpday=
ership of the House Of RqpreEentatisIcs
All this is revolutionary. Whdn b read
ton once begins there is no telling IwAers il
will end Assuredly, Fernando Wool dfeE
not lack the courage to carry Fl as far as r.
will 60, and little further. We are fatifN-
fed from our knowledge Of the ban that
he does not in the first place entertaia the
shadow of hope of conquerrIng the SoptRf H
and in the second place that he would h9t
do it if he could Not because he is a nfis
tural sslnpathi1er with Us, b ht because, #
-
be said himself, he isa practical mani Ianq
sees the utter folly of atteAp5ing to throttle
people into submission, alliances arg
forced love. III
National affinity is very rnu rh like nature
.mnity. Affection may, d nd doubtleEs
4. often, successfully cultivated, even llwhet{
aversion Is the starting point with races ~
With individuals Stop the preseut cpnaifi
and withdraw the combatants, raise Up .
new regime Of different stripe in tiBEe
North, and tits by no mesRs impossible that
brief season would restore a comPar4tlf
rood feeling, though it could never ilHg
h,ek ! union of the old parties Fernando
Weed, whot must be regarded At present EPs
u. ls,d.v .f III. ionina.t party j u.
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Special ordcr. 7 81
40 - fFt
Il All persons wishing 70 purchase spi1i.sons
iililors tor redil phrpost< tsFr An uIter from
regular rnrYsc On llipfored - the Medical Defor-
OF Post Nrrrecn end i'lu-ost H1r-hsi-
Al persons arf strictly Iruhiaiitt tel.inE srir-
itots quors uifhin ten mica X tfc~e heafouae
ezcffi Drug kiss 4nf CIR - MrrchaJts. WHO l.are
-rerii pernis-or frin tie lcrr1au51ut II lie fe<t
OF lie Ifosoet NafttEi
IL Druggists ttt f,roce~r Nrfrlrau.1 eriIi-I- ~
sIlcILl ltllni>siol El h. lr-d a. keep tf tie
arfrpved orders lptehcd An and rt-ufn them
% ne dice - ihe Provost Marshal ~ tic cisfc -
each week for in~1iecfion-
~ Al perso flnd riD,atinz the af0Ve or'.sl- j.
reirfnre = seiIifk hfr9r- ~ have the " iolsF
cal Parvetor.
BY order Of Brig Zen Hciuu. cormanf'r- 7s.i.
CHAS- ~. fEDL&
npTI5-lm Capt. 8 I'rosrst ta-sftli-
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T-RDN the Eub<rriDkr.a lew dag since. zro ~
II silent seFenteel ears oil tstiler dafk co1r.fi
iInei with extrraiiig tlicE lips lf0rr4I irIrs
ul.l IL paid Tor b. apprehension and delises =
\. t'hltti3ons1- O ~ lniar-a-tl p ta4s Iii 4
Is fs.ssrfE. [n7s1lINl Joan G. sCI.I. |
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ON L ,ot-r< No1zt1t1. sd er.tir.- a. f-rt
~ oe1a-d1 C3i- Cocks --sallnte AL --s Ps.al.
one IN - sp.d 4att1 All cilsIl. 1e sr1rr- -la.s
-S-iile "s-1s.t-'1 t3ca- { = las-tie d 81 Is "a
t1e tns DE- aiil1ol- reF-r- Nh y 4ir-- =
delivery o. ssid watch. a. re i.-t-l -
0cf1i = nAef-L ~ C3CEE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25
REMOVAL.

The. Office Of the DAILY RrbrL has been ts
moved to the back-rooms over the Bank q
Tennessee.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25

! ~ SOME newspapers aFekFying II make
Lincoln rld4dry over the late elections BY
reAeuscitatisls bis old 2aecaote upon bis de-
felt for the senate IN 1888.
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II t-a-- I|t-ftf-ce. -le -l ~ O-if Itr.- -.
METRO MAJ Flo s-ss lis ~ r. b. ~ -is
h. iclou<7 ~ -ll-l it-e. cf-Li-- - l.i.1 "a ll.
Tean- sad 81 - liark, = 5e-fs OIL is-- -
h sts IL as
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Ns7Of FS from rld stable ~ -a7illl Ta-cs ct 81
- t0a~5 <eslrty. Sil. ~ ftr - ieti.. one ef4y
horse ne 1c-r> Oh. liEalr >,et4 l1i.i- tii. rt 4
sear1n each weariitr f8Inl-. .rs.i t-t -
cr TX In hes lni slns-i % tiie t-t ain. Ile1bI 81
<eulrd al lie lsii IN p .ssi. ~ ~ Aprse. a f4e
SAMUEL J0Sf.ss-
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I'VE leafn fen S. H.. Stout, Post. argeos
of This plaEse ilit the Army Medical Boa. 4
eotiposfil Df SURGEONS J. P. Logan 'rekidenF.
r.Bik x. lsssngdy and s. IT., Stout. 4 ord n
viii r,asseIalsle at Knoxville on Wednesday
next. tlak 3b.hI inst. for tlip examination Of
applicahtsEl pr HE positienl.o OF Surgeons. and
Alsisisisss sisfgeous in The ID. 5. Army.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25

ATTENTION 1st KY. RfG'f CAVALRY.
Al an1tnfIrrd IS Etr- 49, = r.'-r ISL
Cnl1pa1g. Ar VIZ are dtIlnrr ~ s.-l.. ,..-
u'lilud ~ heilrr.rirr< - s|.l I, -r.l- al...s.
-crq--Lr' --a-i'-s AVE te11 u-l.t lt1 i'- IN.
r,I1|o Cone i.-rass re 81 .rrr u. ~ -I.r.r
cer,c..p.,on- JACN <,s1lS. Ch.llia-
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10 rsf IN = r. ii la,tts,ioo-i Hamilton ti.1ri
\ Psi .ne3zer ca t- "a dty 81 Ocfeo-r a.
\ E6isg Nan by ii4e n-ine = - tA- nlp ~tf-|se
,eInEs Z. sfui- , on -. ~ Memphis lrin- ~aid W
fIIt.k fset a iu-iscs liyl. - ears % a.
--l,Sl j.. u SWAIN. j. f,rE--
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25

teA- I've publish will Espmctliang more tliah
pldasurf, the IfoiipYing NOTE from pr. r4yIot.
Ethief Pf Ford Ilo4pilal) to one of Inc flirest.
anIl as her dpnatEon indicates. one d tA4
nobleHt daughters Of this highland @sio,.
Such a|ets Of in4,tEliccnts.f with the cehsless
attentIons III our women, day time sand nighk
lime, 10 The soldiers, have turned do ~n )
goRdep |leaflin tlie history of Ills var. May
this vf99i4H Of fpish, hnpe and charity. lie but
-Ttlf ffsH ri many fliiowihg angels pf. mercy.
III Hi FoAKB Iins9srAI, -
H EISHfl cHAFrA xooa 4, TEss, My. -
herf1t ne through yser Journal Is acknowledges
liytrAA eontfipatoh 9ftko trndred collars To Mis-
20 fisE as4sagaie. the fair i5nor return the sih-
feiksi thanks II lie Alck unIqr ny saTe. Thd kinds
he5 sn sympathy o su5h patrons greatly Alleviate.
Ite|siekessH and SUFFERING Of sur acsaisfy. ana their
4tifp;l9a nlF-faflgy suppiil the abseEce d loy,d
4Hisk III borne The noaey hls beiagiTea u Mrs.
FlIt K4 selFsqm vhE with Ser Gsslsl. kindneSs and
insaftalltJl makes purchases and distEii9ies rugt
eileAslsz ad noarIsment may be permitted BY ne
AGsseSp4 olthe hosp Lab.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25

IT. men herrf4a ~. 4 li "a r. al rf--
n iva ili-il,rf- ri.i r.Ir -tr - l-rII I.It.
rec IN llttarf,1ra en- = .I-1,' y ~ s.l-
Frc h4rr rLrli1larcs - t,rtr-i :. =, n .' f.ttI--
~ lc'IrraL This r7sl -s.i.t Is i..,el
nbrf9-St fIir< II f.1rf,.-
E1reiiifg ciz,,r. a. y ,,..f- ni'....I' fl. -.
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Nfiigfr5 - re 10 l.iais i al { ..t,-- IA -
iiecez 4foPr eulr 81, Z cri- 81 e us, 4 a..
taelc.d rags soc go h-ia- ~ 10 th- net ftres
n0iiJLs. ~ nhirl ] \ 81 p.y tl>.l-
Wa>o Tie dirt cut anu rfiir flsin r. r1ke ~ I'll
The -crii c,ie and set oar .r3rry fsr rtzf y.i
h1re tilera a-Tatl
sast then dtlivfFe1 A. rs sii Silsi On ihe ,-~
uert eir toto u. p N-iss. ~ ID DE -rcft "a
~. ienleil ! BiI--s ~ = lifsi--i 20 1 = a
a. iiunter. f1 Is-l--. t.lsii A.ItS.
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ss5-4TaeI s.litar of III Rebel 40 kaowE.
edEcs tie IEceEpt Of a Ibeansifal t3uquet
from 4 beailifisl yeung lady, ifpossiblb more
behutiEiii thhd the aowers. I's these lhings
lige Dffsdepipea, do We patiently incline
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-25

ss- The trip from siurfreesborp' q Chat
tibooga Il said By those who have Recently
taken il To Dc rather as luckless as thHt from
JdYpsalent tq Jericho Of olEl.
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scorr paws. Eso.

SCOTT PAYS. lEso,
SIN: You win please retura Tie horse eft viii
yot Al Fpsria, IL eongenient, OF st me know skess
eaa SCI birsl
ytiy respectfully. ydrEz:
AIErni.. Nov isis. E. BREEDLovR.
Maj t5is AS Reg.
walkers Big. Ardsrsobt Dit
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an ercrY Nhere
- On biugh and bud snlI bl.5e
Aniiquesy oaerkfii.''

Eyer TIE piass-esownod. bough-ents meg
uildiesgrou'A sprays ami branches OF his
gfil,e+Yiae fre discovered q have been Sion
eiea lth fairy IKE globes. which bur<f INTO
Il iiloesand splintffs Of SPARKLING radiance,
when the rays Of tfe san fist touched their
silver with kiss bf gold. Ths fairies wen.
Abroad astInisIit. warrant he. Mistress II
talila- and Master Puck ana Mister Mustard
Seed lsiiglE haze been seer at that wftcl.ins
hoar if
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..1r p = Ss.tez1rl---s eas-i 70 Hfss- iea "a -
A. f.r4r4ie..
se III. f. =, q "a ss1zi's.l =. = n.nsrs 1lty
So i1- -rss le "a. ,,.d = ilt enirii x N
81 81 "a ,ta -e-t t'ss AZ inHi4-r eAeslfs- 4r1
M " 81 a-.itl - -.is % S~lf.Ltsia 81 80
- .r1i, a.i t7rziisrs i1 r'st' AID g-stsa
Asts = f.l-.i- s1iilt SRA eieiA - zsF
~ 4llIs ttl ''il--rr III Ialtrisi sa
tt- - r1r -frtlrt 81 g. t'l,,rl fEfe 49, a..
.itrst.l--t- VAS p eArl.at i1t a1r-vI1ll1. llrevsr
Is = &c fs- iss-. 's --.li-sr st0.-sf71 .. "a
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q Aa-E-l
t. ilt.--t Sal - - t...-r- lf.iak. rrts-..',s
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fI.I-rl t-r are ~ rtr ~ liI. - p
.E... te- 49, 50 i-t- - I--t. az =
.-l = s. L ..rszis-1 = i.le = t-i-zs sslri-
81 i.1stA-4.
tii r. -a-- IS i,r ssr',,.h.- o-ssrs.s .s
3, l.ls l1fs- ol 80 i-f-.i.i- r. ian. ila.r
ttt9 Fl Is 81 -1- 81. -lss r1as r.
t.I ~ Ll-l 81 -f--- FL li7 AZ ~ -fs-.r
rtIts'a 90 f.ii| .-sl4t- ~
~ 4tll-- 81. i-c ttrl-,tt. iieI er4l4s -
.l.s --.- li ny. = az -i-.--f r a. -lr frrs.-
So tIl ~ s-t.ll.-e- n ~ lts --f-tl- +ll II
. ...t il 8, i.-l.1l t,i ,.ulstl "a ilr -o.ua.. n
Ic ii'IL- s't' -.le r--rf - f--l t.>-l rE-ul.t1-
81 -at 's-eti - t>t--.i -1fi feiss.a - ii.-
~ is.- -. ir.r7r- isl a. i..le -1a - tz4aA-
~ >sli --r A. "a aIft ilitd l-r ,ilas I.1r
-st ~ re ~ ltIfail s c-.- i|-rl l. - e. r.
Is r t---s-' trr 4. ii-s.. ~ :. d. -f-ia,
I-.- $40 t-lf-- - t--tt t.lt'-. ELSA lit--lf u ~
l-. ~ rs ire fsen aust n..Er a
ls.i ll--i - eiI i-isI-i ~ a..-.~e.. =. ~.
-ar4 - T. 80 ie 4 r. raaeu a. /.
i-l- .l'.-l.-- 81 e. lte cr l-r r,li e.rrr-.s
'A.r - tl -'. A-t - i-iai. "a 9. Atl,-is-sr ril
-tt-Ii -f-- -.Ii -l- +t--t-rlt ts knrI u ~
- a--.- t.I- ltt fl- rrcll.r T. "a tta--ra =
f-l a l-,-- 1--i- } rI-l t--s- "a fles rars
e-s-- y ftast- q ---si-e i--tis-rrc /. .11atl-
- -.tri.ii 49,. p tlr'iieti tiIs earoI.,ll<
l-r---- Ira $50 = tis-tl - Lrnar ri.s
---4ll ..-is -, a--.l Sax Aiid l.11Ia-tli Az.
l--r ~ - ..,.l - tIi---'1if - lis-Ir4rii-- =.
|a.i-r ir-4-ri ,e-e.'il.l ~ 49, lartsr-
r-t '--.-- t-e r-l-l- - - ~ La .sft1-
.ti-l- tI.rtl.rl. Elt -. :, "a e "a ; rr-Errz..-
ust -lt - t,r-t-l ur-sils.a ulIt4. .asIs..-i.sF
il-r -t -ilel.i -l1-lt -r--3-
ID stl--4 l.11.l 4.-sittl "a rcf4sefa
tt-lu- --s a. e-1 Erase - lnf - - La-le. -.
i-l t1.l.lll7- ~ cal pn s.-- 49,, = ~
.fsst s,--l 49, ar ft-.ll- ~ ut rle- & -
ll-et>-fs - ls % ta- ..tt.a1tla- ,ze4r -
BE -.r| l--,s-. * $50 n,i~ lliStl- * 49, 81
,tllt- -s4...l t4r slesl sls ritlfl. a. 81 AZ
llle s-.sol.li- -1seI ~ r.sllff iae Ilrt
~ u o. l-r q. - -a= Itll.il1.
cc-I .-l--l-lli tls,I - til1i b. h..1
~ 49,. 1 &. ll..s.. t+ia.f = A.
- Z ga - -e-t A 'c-z-t q tila. 3.
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a. Vt omitted By accident to credit
exquisite ivefs..s of Henry ITimrod G. A
ssrenaaefi1 published . dhy pr two pgo, 70
tlse Charlrstoh Courier.
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Fp X 5 ALL
a Chance for Speculat ors!
lloeco AeikEs LAND F0fN Sail
+ FOR fCONF FDER ATE Asf,Sr,f,

4 - real estate accent u M-ari's before IS --l- I
\ bad far saiei iftia one l1ndfel send
acres Land princ1llls in AIkln-sS. which Ur isii-
so1 that fiiaf ii1al Flst 1l fiiefa Dol as pr
acre equal - ssil. now arlinfizti - ~ fri
Cniii derate nbiay lno-D09 are- isr Ten ifz-S D. r
acrtor auy e~s si unf At prices varying fli-
90 No 81 rs. ogatiou. g. t-i.lr ~ A. b ~
clafrf@s ~ tie lands aud iili-is tai1e oI flt 81
sc~t1eiis j. iiifuetflfy. A.drrs~ me n Gait Ir-
"a, csre ~ II. Cen T. soik- Tli)S- fETEIiS.
nifls-Ims
Ef- Atiluta- Th;tfI<carrf Cl'Hrh1< E5qirer-
ca4r.csion Ceriitr- hfifl,sl Appeal. N.eiie u IS
teri aud Nenfsnt = Alssstissr sEy ole sno1i.s El
sehi bin = Rebel tiice.
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~ The Murfrcesb5ro Rebel Banner
6ppbl;shes, for the first time ip full, the r7eF
lcdrresponathce between Gep. d PEehtiee
and Colonel now General Roger Ha6sOn.
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SUBSTITUTE IL oyer flfiy five es7s 90 age. - i.-
~ ID isr thFte Ke4rs ~ l.ifinr Tic YER a iei-
pI1e viii b pz.4s for further .af-rnlfiar. aag !
ll.s Dilice-
Sof- Il i'm
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TIE TRAcI pr 5.ASi' i,ias -. th- "a 49,.
Il rsrs ~ MI.tsrry Creek Is l.i.a.t-lfrlaa- LUIS
~ 1enncsS Sec k.iisr4 rs The lr- S.itI fizr-
eonfAintnS 40 AfElS, a.aai 20 ar1es 81 1z---1
which iscieafei-
The dwelling hns : p ia-5fc -ra-ie hlii ing.
There i large 1.,iiier9 a-d .. rise - ID said
.ist<.
sod lanl is laeiy iaiied RI staek iirfn- a1l ~.
a Stfiug 81 lcvcr-i4iiing raftr--
For terms appitf0 me riier r Fiset.esil.e
Te-n- J4NES b. i..slsHI.
npr<-{w A1ctt- I
Valuable TrR-t Of Land FOR saie-I 4
WISH L. eel ms tract 81 i.ud siat hear tie Town
~ Stevenson in ~ c-ol Cii.tf a i,.na.f said
tract contains atf 90 ercs "a - Irl - rrat-
cd and IN ta.tiyafr- iiHl i- Be- .Lz tt1ree Crpe
and De1se's .Crttks tssli tr1k' l1clIvig hdrat.
and I'll llccc~-A i5 cat hoa<ts. = tf-cl, ~ rfs
houses. b--1s stk,iet. g. ria l4-< u-<ri-s o.
eot,eGe7te niostj u pay1r,f- Fur lrihrf e4lii1ii-
irf apply 70 nyss.E ur T. lgii yer. E-l- Us iAg
-c-f' Tie litefai-es- NAtl-.f. iZ0SSfk-.
iiirli-lfl-
NEGResS EGi3SA-E.
- 4.Fs-N 70 cieiE i-if,s.l Sfs..l IS .i- So. f-
, ipnis.i .'iiiy r. H. f-ce nFN
vALoa ts.;sls I,l1-E teR sALz.
Ira ~ 60. i.ss51s~l ssas. e -
tillsi-nbors. q ~ 1-tf
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[lISF l'REflaID ClcaI,S fsr sale (.asrisf-
t1Ied al lt-rE1if SPri1-s fserr nllisn. ti--) >
hpYls fiILSERi AID L ls-3J-