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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

= . iInd-irof1 NV UrIsansI-in tne
Memphis Appeal, stAtss that gOh IN that city
is IN active demand at 3 premium Of nom 50
to 66 per can't
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

OanasctIons are made At 1LouToaFiIe With the sEnr
e1Iky, MansAela and HeElfA n B., a. q gds tisa
ne SanduakT, Dayton and Cincinnati x R-,af lll-
tlcut With lrencnt > Indiana B. +, and q tol5lo
sfth the Michigan southern 3 Hcrthsru Eadtanl
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for ChicaE5, D =
Cairo, Alton - ti1llIs md Al oIsl Hortns
vest and Southwest.
Vest st a;eo A. Hst and $40 P. =, frcm Eandu1eE
ssi.s1alssd Nh. isIEsl - - .11sssEd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14
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Subscribers Dollars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

5AERs1, BFHIn AID CoEyoaE 1 g
FaTSaB5 ZE.s sapis as otkS{ Rostag sos
B-Bsgvazs OEssksa fhrough--slI srunsI.fS 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

The reception iof ouFstrOOps by ths aPeo'
pie has been most enthusiastic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04

fyoMpAGNIE MoBILIERE DE PARASITIC GRAND
~ Hotel Paix, Boulevard del CspuciHes Paris,
opened Tuesday The 18th Of Jniy Travellers viii there
find 40 aud 20 saonsa nsgnbceniy furnished, ut
Tor tables hote dinners Ia carte public wedding din
ners and the Hotel du Louvre salons for fete At
tendance by day night by walters who speak all
raqes ana In the interior 81 the establishment there Is
fecraphe Office open day and night for France abroad
Bath rooms coffee rooms dyans billiard smoking rooms,
6r Reading room where the Paris and foreign journals
and choke periodical PUBLICATIONS. WiD be found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04

| A NEATLY FURNISHED BACK PARL0R tBEDRoCd)
"A et With or withost partial BOARD 10 ssnsie f.ue
| street Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04

49,, All pesssns sNgsrng fem any complaint or disease
necessary verified certificates exemption rapers proper.
~ drawn and hsd, ID applied for before the 18Th day Of
august is6S Two regular physicians IN sepfarce 10 make
we rrqred MEDICAL rxaminaton SCOTT Co. SCI Broa
way room no w oods Marble Bcdingsj second foor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04

H. 2oi and 9t SIXTH AVENUE, TWO DOORS BELOW
FOURTEENTH STREET.
CLOSING SUMNER SALE OF
RIBBONS, LACBS, EMBR0IDEHIEs WHITE GOODS,
FINE FLANNELS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LACE CURTAINS FRENCH FLOWERS.
YANKEE NOTIONS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS,
Always a fnll assortment Of sizes and coors.
Ladies' best KID GLOVES cheaper than any house n lie
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04
FINE ANTS.

N1L PA1NT1SGS INTELLECTUALLY FOR PAR
~ Tor decorations Parties having WORKS OF merit IN
this ne and Who willing dsrose of them AZ prices 10
sn The lines may Gnd purchaser py aGdressjug AZ n ~
toy lin Posi- oflyc, fcr cps week, - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04

rLOsING OUT SALE
~ BARGAINS BARGAINS.
Every dollaSs worth Of CIR superb stock Of
FOREIGN AND STABLE DRY GOODS,
cLOAKS SIiAWLS, MANTILLAS, &C, 40,
REDUCED FROM ~ TO % PER CENT.
In order TO accommodate large and increased trade
have determined various alterations and improvements
in store aud 10 accomplish which find II necessary
reduce my stock before the commenced.
Ladies assured that viii offer bargains during this
SALE which Will commence en-
SATURDAY, August rs 1852.
Our stock contains splendid variety Of
MANT1IIAs, CLOAKS AND sHAWbS,
BLACK AND COLDRED DRESS SILKS.
POPL1Ns, MozAMBlQUEs, BAREGES GRENADINES,
vALENTIA fLAIDS M0lIAIRS LAWNS, &C., &c.
SHIFTING aud 81 EXITING, Muslips and Linsns, Table
Damasks fanncs Bankets and Quilts Cloths Cassimeres,
Embroldcrics, Hosiery and Gloves
w. X. PEYToN, ia Bowery,
near Houston street
MONEY CHICAGO MONEY.
M RARE CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT
PHILIP coNLEY,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
intending 70 retire
from the busiBc as offers his
ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
together with the Lease Of Store 1877 Lake street.
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH
The stock will invoice about
Thirty THOUSAND DOLLARS,
prnciI ally goods bought when market was
low well assorted for doing class retail trade.
Referenee-lIanin Melen A Co., New YORK cty.
cnIcAco, Jny as 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

DIAMONDs, OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED =
IL LOUIS ANRICH, 723 Broadway, under New FORK Ho.
t offers % pay me highest cash price for Diamonds old
Gold Silver Persons having these articles for sale viii
per for than at any other places paid
money without being compelled 10 take other goods in
exchange. 723 Broadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04
SHIPPING.

OFFICIAL NOTICE.
- The .tearship EpTNBURGh VIII he despatched from
New York for Liverpool an extra steamer on Weanes
gers. JOHN O. DALE, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04

MILITARY BxEMPTs CAN HAVE TrEIRcERrrFr.
M Gates drawn and " before the ibs .xo,e
Mc szsnrt without the Affidavit which uass u MD
IVY - CHARLES TETTfEToN, notary = ~
~ ~ Br9saFy .uipay Bd.aI1Ssx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04

Ii KINDS or FURNITURE, LOOKING GLAssE
n Mattresses, BEDDING &C, below auction PRICE, wa
between Stanton and Houston Call and
Note The number Extension Tables cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04
FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELIED FURNITURE,
"A In an coors Of warranted manufacturer; also sold
chestnut Chamrcr suits, PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL at y.
FARRtN1ToN,s, 500 Canal street. opposite Wooster. Es.
tablishcdrn 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04
THE MILITARY.

nRAFTIHG ALL PERSONS FxEMrT FROM DRAFT.
~ ing ~ law required Gle exemption papers pro.
perry drawn and verhcd before Aug 49, 1862 orloe enc6t
dsueh exemption laws Full information given TO who
s exempt aud me rccefsary drawn reasonable
rrgs Apply 70 SCOTT CO., 5oa Broadway (Woods Mar.
he Bufdings), second f0or.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
T.Ling + The o.,h.
bad Rle9

A vsTS sIlrewd, se- sible man, in Maury
county Tenn, who had been strong Union
man fntlI Tie Yankefs got there, but who. Alter
that. became equally al ST. ng a southern man
went 10 Eolphbia one day, and vas broi,rh,
before Cen Negieyl I. Well" said General
NegisyI A Mrl B soqImust take the oath be
lore yoliIgol home i
/. erywell, eAid B., inst have it Boxed M
GenrIal. And l'lI take ii out, >
oh l'lIs4id Gen NeEley. you don't under.
stand mel; you mus take the oath to supper,
the tioy{inhltlit d The U,lited states.
Why. General; : kaid friend B.. II have a
wife ard several children. and it as much as
CANDID 70 support thHnl ] am poor man. and
can't hifik pf supI,orting the whole United
States-Eliat's rather too much. -
By this time NegHey became rather ir,pa
tent. Here said Pc, ia ding B. the printed
oath /. READ il for ydHrl elf.e
~ can't read. + sail b.
EYell. thenll said Negley. turning to III.
Provost rsilal. : give him q pass anyhow
he has ns sense lll l
AND ItllIs he weus home without taking tn,
oath. The Yankee General was outwitted tina
time we give this Incident as soucl,ed TO
by ore Of The ftehapged Dehelson prisoners
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
32d Tennessee Reeiment.

Members Of the sd Tennessee Resin nj absent
Fhethe. temporarily attached TO other regiments o
home are ordered 10 oir the regiment without delsy
fhe attention Of Commanders Of Regiments and b,
falions 70 winch any Of The resimrut tempnariI,
atiarhed are called 10 the te orders Of the War De
armrrt eiatiFe TO The return q sodsrs 10 their owl
Regiments. and are earnestly requested TO aid mem
bers Of this regiment in specify rejonins th- rezi.
neut- Recrusts v1o wiki tn join this regiment are
requested 10 report At KNOXVILLE
BY order Of Col. Ed. c. Cook
oct5 lvs r. A. IRWIN. Adiuiant-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
To Enrolling Oficers in East Tennessee
RLcEl-IrI.a .lERI..E k.a-r L. >.s.L.

hft1VilIe
The Msjor General conmzQding the Department a.
Fast Tennessee direct. that compsnies nd r-gi-
ments being raised within his Department, wil
thir present organ ttiens (out q b. muster
e into service) until further ufeTs. and that per
son liable 10 subscription willie allowed u FOiurt.tr
h these corps alter the SIN day ~ October You
WILL therefore enroll cnssrpt- III persons snljerf
" CONSUMPTION under the Laws. who nsy be nnnd
a. W volunteered in these Cups after the 5fh 81 Oct
b<r. lss2-
should Congress drtersine Mt 10 receive these
crp>. 81 Ehohave cnrlet themselves in hem, prior
I'd the 9Th Ocfaler will Dc received in theserEiee
volunteers with the privilege al soeeting their CON
pAuies among fh0se alre .dy IN tie service. y
Z ID. BLAKE. lieat- Col.
lpcf5 Nv ~-pr- Rert'x SerTice.
~ thaifanpog1. Ciesrelsnd Atlen~ 6reenxiIle
ard JlIesbnrn aapers civ
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
fensrlip.s

raar. A>.nsk. Oct g. 1ss2-
lam in-in'ctrd 10 assemble Cai.srsip'E .. Il n.
ilton C7urty. therefore. "a i.sr~ns hetueent NJ
n eighteen and thirty ave Ehp have been erniied %
HamilieH County vii RIP II th-m-e vs. 20 L. =
A"shy. C. s A.. IN chattanoosE On ssrlrday lfth
nst hey will be placed 10 the camp Of Instrariio.
p Knoxville Teen. The who are exempt viii pr
vide themselves with proper Papers 10 PROCURE certla
fAtes II exemption Earolisug ofsers viii five
ce Of this der the con.cripts their respective
Districts JNO- L. HOPKINS.
cct7- 81 AID. c.
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HeAporxErEss c. 8 FnzcEs.
Ssnf. I'D lsS1.

----. 1r----S~--f g = ~ 80 4co@- I F
sFECfk ~ 9RDERs'
l. In order 70 hcitate nfacer- and soldiers anx
nus 70 ftin their commands II Is ordered ~ foous-
H. AT pficrrr and 81 iirr~ arrsring AZ (hsftanou
"a will report 10 Major 81 Paul ne camp of ri
rection4 Surgeons and assistants viii rrporf % SUI
geo- Fleweliyn. Medal Director Qasrterm sfrr-
and Assi~ttnis VII repfFf 20 Mai1r ThonaS. Post
Qnarterpaster. commSszrys aud assistants VII r.
port 20 DaDf Frarcis. Pa c,.mmi<<srv
Ill The men in Camp ~ Dir-cfioa win Be dirile
ibto fhrs-e ternp.rary divi~ions nj:
Tlo~e belonging . Bnrt ner and Anderson-s drrfs
ions VII consfintr the rigit wing mos hen1xinl
viii constitute the len wing 7 rarslry rnntnie
md diruounted and The artillery gin constitute The
reserve.
w. Captains Or Iiertenanfs ~ rorrpanies be
longing 20 either pf these divisions w updn re
oriing % the commanded q q amp Direcfisn he an
thorized y enroll nom ano1Fsf The nen of n re
pectiFe divisans companies u Mt RS than In men
aud report the q the oecers 70 sad emp
uies TO The Camp Ccmmander
Y Az sDnn . aid Companies are furuned theI
will he lned and equipped. and iorFsrdrd = Knnx.
VI e there 10 report A. foisoEs-
Those bel snginK 20 thu right why 20 the ufscei
cnms ming the right harfallinn q TIE light brizad,
nE 10 the LETT wing TO the irer connandi1g ths (
wing OF said bEixade-
VI The artillery and cavalry I'll report - l.ieuf.
Col " 1ifdt-ld fr further orders
VII enlnf1is~ionrd oEice- vii he d-taiied % ex
tuine The passe- q al persia leaving Chartsnnng.
FiD <lthonf pass IRON these heado wi =
4 r-rted md ordefed = report y The Provost Mar
-hai. fs
BY roiarn.nd Or Alex. Nc K,n-fry. ID co-nndlE.
tt JOHS L CHANDLi r.
se4-ff H.. A. A. A. Zeal
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
,srre.ps..a.n..-

We have received several com IA an cations
lately that are necessarily eft out. bec .nse OF
their 81 eat length. Bat. in addition % this,
they are without the name OF the ahthpr o. 3
voucher. which. IF course wouli Btsveht their
appearing in our columns. Auoilyinots con-
rrlbutionA need not be sent. be the y Ioig or
short il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07

cosscEIrrs ATrrsrlos.-we call the atten
ton OF our citzeus 10 the advertisements o.
Maj JnoI L Hopkins. in another COLUMN. 1,
will be seen that ali persons between the age,
Of Is and IS who have been enrolled "a con.
-cripts, are ordered to report to Lieut.. MOsby
on the llth inst, next Saturday
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
W anled.

ITO HIRE. at the Eisw. Inn Works. Barlow couR
!. Il ~ Georges. hundred abe-hoditd negroes
Wages paid monthly OF quarterly
lit WIT. QUIMDY.
ocf7-lm President Z. ". & H. Company.
I 81 City papers, Chattznopga Rebel aud Mem 1h j.
Appeal copy AID send bill 10 adFertiser.--r flanta
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
An. sanaM .ns ....elll

/ The rrpclamaiion by Abraham l.7nsoln which
We give beIowkif submitted TO tayti,s Northern
1'eople. makes him tb all intenls assdIpur..os.~s
military dicfator- Every ve~tige Of freedom
is blo:tsd onttby this proclan sion and the
people are placed under the iron. taIk Of dEs-
pot IfIthe Northern people ars prep relE,o
abandon all their own freedom and to becotie
me slave Is of tyrant in order % make the ex-
pertinent of freeing The negroes Or the South.
We would suggest Il at they ougl''t at least to
eject a man . higher order OF talent. of mde
cultivation and refinement, than the bah. on,
who 10 how attempting to assume HI at power.
md whip iq scorst4ntIy disgracing Aimself BY
as foolish lene and speeches. WHY do thsy
.'ot at least SELECT a 'flan of capacity sufficient
for the position, such as Mcclellan, HaIleck
Buell., OF some Dter tf their distinguished mil.
isary men. military despotism such as Lib
coin is attempting to establish, should be Nh
der man Of great military and civil talent.
neither Of which he possesses:
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07

Tar The Richmond Examiner has repul-
ished asESp editorial from the Rebel. tie arii-
cie on the Importance of the press In time
Of war. written by printer in this Office =.
&C mmphication. The credit Of the article n
due to the author. and not to the editor OF tlsi.
PAPER
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
Trns P.t.lot.

we learn there isI man in Ma, shall county
TerinssseF, who, week before last. refused 10
sell his IsAtheFlto spectators at one dollar
per pound and is selling to his neighbors for
their own use at fit5 cents pound. We saw
yesterday an excellent pair Of boots he sold
within iPH last two weeks to a surgeon in the
army al tir dollars 's1ch as are retailing in the
more Southern States At twenty-five dollars
He intends, We understand as far as he car
to keep prices at reasonable rates His name
is John Lawryl and be has two sons in the
G .nieaeraie army. Let this mans name be
known throughout the southern cenfedsracy
az a true patriot.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07

OEAATED g rloisn lrnn ny iot - IH-rrdsJ. n
- lltn inrt-- g1n1 hEht bEy n.Is Po1sy ueit.
Ferr Cd IA Jure Brlf nla6e and !. ne crcer
uil rirs ths aIore reu.rd o. aryuDe 49, vi hrinE
aid ponry tn a. ny 1900 nn.r -. - 80 -
fhs Chnfilnoorn bridrs- dA1E hDLe1I.
n~aIlQ-Im
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07

ses7 We have received letter fron a .ub
seriOer'At Tunnel Hill. Ga. stating ii AT the
Postmaster at that place chaiges him two
cents postage on the Rebel. We can only in
form him that the regular pasta ge il bu,
three-fourths Of cent on newspapers.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
AIKEN up

4 Nd put in Jail IA Chsrfanooga. Hamilton county
IL last Tenhsssee. be Sd Of Dcioier. lss2 =
NEGRO NAN who says his name l. J a X and tn,
M belongs 10 lJhn Pride. 81 Sl.art. White c nniy
Tenn Said 30 black. Is year old. feet incl
hskh- } n SWAIN
pets JailDr.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
Qtlp 4Sbutis,rllsnts.
Fifty Dollars Reward

I'D ANYWAY from MY premises al Rnggold Genr-
L gia. on Friday light last Sd Inst NJ zro man
nRmed Alfred Sid boy IS about p Years of age
dark complexion. heavy built aooat a.. 8 incfes
high virgins about les lbs will give the above ~
ward for his apprehension and delivery Ring
gid. Georgia DAVID s. ANDERSON
oct6-its
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
900 Wool Choppers Nanlpd.

(,ONSTAN r. employment aud prompt pay with
" good pricesA sPply ~ .nee 70 tie undrr-ig nea
Al Etfswah Iron WSrks- WM. T. QUIHBT
ort7-lm APr-sdeat EN- N LomtaDy
- City paf en-, hzttano q lsebel and Neuiphs>
.ssleal copy and send bill 20 sdvsrtiser. ltanis
G niroeraey-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
SOS REWARD

IN7IIL be paid ~ the an ier~igned for the delivery
Wv az BAY MARE. a hi residence. miles nortl
~ lsreland. T,nn- Sid animal va yearsasld a.
spring IS h4ids high. DARK uan~ ard Til. NAddl'
marked. and fire top "a. Guns qnelce 81 wOune
rslteired upon the Top Of The head
lt,rf5 AZ VA RASKF1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
PRnctAMArIoN.

whereas. II has be- oTle necessary % eal into ser
wee fot ny volunteers but alsO p0rtoas Oh the mik
IA OF tue St,tes by DRAFT ia order SUPPRESS tie H.
urreeilo existing IN the United Stateh ana disIoyI
persons are adequately restrained IA The
srocess of from hnderinR this neashre and rfn
ivsng aid and cdInnrt IN various ways 10 The nsnf
r. clion Now. thefesole be II ordrredl tb.f d1rID1
e existing insurrection aud as necessary slls
fsr SURPRISING the SANE all rebels and lhsurveul
tlelr l.ders ard sbettnrk within. the UiitId r,.tl
al persons diHeouraging volunteer ehIl,imerts RI
sssig militia drafts, or guilty OF any dlsldyal Hrad-
tee hordng AID comfort 10 TIE rebels afsaiust rs
authority II the United StsteS. shall be Fnhirsit 4,
MARTIAL law, and liable 70 trial and punishment b.
court martial or niilll ary Commission. 1lsI
ID That the writ of hAbeas CORPUS il snspended Il,
respect 10 all persons Arrested or who ale nov IF
hereafter during The rebellion shall be Imprisoned h
any fort, camp. arsenal, military prison. or other
place Of co1hnemisnt, by any military Authority Ar
by the sentence OF any court or ne !
son. lr r. -
In itness whereof, &c, ABRAHAS LtScoLx.
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Provost Nashal's Or ems.

PROVOST NkRsHALss 0FFI0B.
ChatfsnooEa. SepE &c. ISL
6Peci-l Ordrr..
l. Hrreafrr and nri further r1ers the Pslisr Gard
ail cea-e q halt demand Dzs.es fron lad TIE
streets. hut will pass t1cn Win II dne cnurte<y-
81 esdtr q cHAS- ". PEDES,
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30 !.
I l. Al persuns cunuecled viii the frn8rs IL tii
NINA q, ar fqpred 70 respect The rights - pre-
frfy n All n the inhahtanfs a not cot @ny trre
20 shrtbiery nv Z, enfer ahF pirate eh-ln<lrr al
les H1th The cls1srnt o. tie irnpretr ai<tfrb
nlure any fence % incins-re any manner 10 a.
- apff9priafe l,rivst- nrnpe1ty ~ s<hlrs- AZ
IL al utnctrs ne Oh irrrd With the execution
his order and viii report ay vio1iio1 of Il 10 thek
headquarters
By ronmand 81 Col Alex NcKfnstrF
sePI71d ING. l. CHANDLER
fif A. a A. Gea'i-
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+ VIII. r>-rir. fer o1e rs-k q ~ u1cs. bifI ~
III S-lrrsry q 01s ho1sant CzEt. q Wed. - -
SelIr-r-d % 1equire5 Scr 49, h cautrsst I'll -
JOHN D. TH0nAs
oo1-ln NJ = Pot oulr1rrn.1tsr.
Oha-,a.eaN -
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fa lhe Falmers of East Tennessee

r NOR .rmies r'zrt Al the Hog ard t;atti- yoa q
" tatien and libtfal prices viii Be paid fn- pork
HbR~ B-ere- aid Germ
have been igned 20 the purchase 81 hoEs
h<.ves corn kc Ia East rrnne=-ee aud viii appnini
sulicent NUMBER q agents 70 assist ne and d~nns
fbeir territory aad Will n due p1blish then
names ~
have de,ernined TO make prires -uniform and
LIBERAL and nfpe every hog IN East Tenne-se Sita
B < fnr pork vii be iattened-
Nv oiirr ~ the pr--ent. i Atlantis. Gs-Eill -
move 10 Kn. xve 5000 Letters addressed n II
either point vl ~ Attended TO-
!. r CUMMINGS
sep3otf hsjor and T. \, Z. g. A.
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Notice.

LII PERSONS having thrir property impressed
i 1 OF rented ~ Surgeons sther officers fur Gov
eminent purposes viii present their s4ms f5rthui
fnf settlement
Al officers ocrupying prnperfy for ho<pitis ether
WISE required tn rel m he II owners prize
a.. 10 this Office Iim-. 80
Frbm date ~ n adse.i i-enpni NJ claims Tor rent
viii lie allowed. uuless The rLfrart f'r the ssme J.
made by me. JOHN d THOMAS.
Major and psi Q ssrtermasttr-
Chattanooga Tenn. e.. 1 1851 IS ~
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HEADor.azi - c : FOEcEs
chAftappogs. 4enu-. srrt esin- lsss-
List Of names of men desrfted fr1 ihe ksray<TiIs
Hospital. Tor Fhch rerfd q thirty dollars s30l
i ss1ered for the arprehesaon ecu. desir-
.