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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.
lGIENELA SD. TENN.
Rev.J. N. bradshaw. Principal.


rT1HE next Session OF this Institute will commence
j on Mondey the Ist lsyi ot September next under
sbe directions aud proiessaFShp of the Rev Mr. Bras
shaw. who has hf-l charge Of il for the last ter
months.
The Trustees in making this announcement wenld
loost especially appeal 70 all citizens phe have
dau lighters 10 educate To send theIntn this
Mr.. bradshaw has had charge OF tie school for be
last ten mouths during which time he has rendered
ample, an might say. universal satisfaction 10 the
Trustees. patrons and pnIils There was a bet
ter tine for men 10 educatetheir daughters than n6w
--moary IS plenty-everything fIrT1er rakss beafs
two prices. aud the Tuitiento this School The same
that it was when everything was q. Low nsuIes.-
What excuse can there he now for. rian who reg-
lrcis 10 educate his daughter None Hecausc here
20 Cleveland h. althy lncality, haye an Institute
With excellent instructor. aided b. sufficient corp
of Assstaas. 10 instinct all who may favor il with
their patronage let aud I'll pat their shoulder
10 t1e wheel aud haild up such School will be OF
sc@1cilabe benefit aud auhonor 10 town -
We have The hsildng and Fe haYe Toe TeacheTs-the
b5lnHce devoves upan the people, W hope they may
hobly perform th.ir duty.
The Trustees are THANH ksHl- To the izens fof the
patr1nags bestowed ufon NJ. Br ad shaw heretofore
aud are gal know that ldsr his administration
The institution has not lust any Of the euyiable repu
tatien II susti iinel Ia the better aSs Of the Rsb.
1cSi =
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The editor Of the l'hic 20 Posl reesaiiy via
ite1 w ssh5ngton- III flIus writes 10 hi< 7onr.
rial of the prstectiou of Iincnla frs1s tho dan
ger OF ASSASSINATION.
We rpsnt few dars. receltlr. il wash
ingtoa city. aud while ihsre. saw nznr thing.
AMI heard may sh Hss which ~ us sesmsd
veTy Suggestive evidence Of the extraordinary
progress with which The nation il r,isi,ing on
ward IN its history. The presence sf znla arm.
Ell guard Al the gates Of the Ekseniivs man.
sion evsiy nlsrning. and the care taken 10
tcrp Ftrzngers outEido OF tie sT3ro4chss IL
the buildli,g. was 10 us somefhin< ne~ The
Presdsut'k arrival asd deparfure from III.
Executive msnsisa are. nofwifhsfan,linz fhs
melaneholy suggestions thsy EsLder. pecr-
ii1rly feIharkzble. We saw INN leave IL,
building once, and though fheisiklst nav br
Witnessed every day. il was character too
wreiched 10 invite second wait We sau
Inn leave on Sunday afternoon and the man.
ner WIS as foiows: About half pzst i've ia
the afternoon. mounted guard nanhsrin.
some thirty OF more troopers. al armed viii
drawn sabers. extensivs spears. dasxling ant
rattlins scabbards. fierce boards And rsrol-
vers stack in their HOLSTERS dashed furiouslr
through the streets. and entered Tie ground
north nf the Presidents liouse- At The steps
IN fro Il Of the door. and nndsr the arclIwa-
was a carthage The Officer orlone Of the or
fcers Of the rnoEnfed guard. aEslifsd and en-
tered the house IA asont ten ihislutss he aP
Peared af inc door and giving the sigaai. The
carriage doar Was ePened- aiiil gsards put
themselves n martial aftitndes ronnands
were given and thea ihs Presidsnt appsarsd
with a Pertiolio under La zrtn- and With
or mere soldiers a. zach side walked RAPIDLY
TO the carriage and entered H. Two officer
jumped IN also the door was slallrned. The
gna-d galloPsd into position and the car
rage. containing the Presidsnt nf the Cnited
Siaies. Ezs driven OF. preceded by troopers,
followed w Troopers At very rapid pare
tho patty lea lhs ground .si men reaching
Tie avenue proceeisd = hard Eaiisp eat
Fourteenth street
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LEIPER & MEN FEE,
5000 REWARD.

II eNAMAn, or wss 1erpyed on by some person
III the 3lst October last nv ne gro vxfSTna, Na,,
cy aoni 20 years od, eoIer coored, ssliare built
ABOUT leet - inches high more, weighs $50 or
20 pounds, round smooth iarc. shows good deal ct
the whites Of he< eyes has n rk fes mark IN her
right wrist aboa; as large as 20 cent niece Ilave
kood reaso9ls bssIeye she has forged pass prrl ips
tree pass Any peren appre hcs,iin. id t,e.sr
whstneT with pas or without or rharg+ under
the pD<tecfion aay person. male ar femsle or
alenfs and eyer her 10 me in Colanii,usE (;eoroi,
eonnc her son Al - that can gt9her VII
receive the above rewarl Marcy W. raised in IA q
Tennessee, and has lived ia treelsviile Knoxvilc
.Cev veland, (hatfaiIoora and .palfotf psr n1sfb,,
Suenia fastead . Tree wnuan) and her brither saw =
i've IN. eyeiand East Tennessee. aad she may ke
ner way there In addition to the ab.ve reward. L
VIII Pay htt dol afs inr eyReAce sufficient t5 convict
any person oi harbFing ller. black white. Amy
1niatmaiinn concerning her in the iast fonr weeke
will Re literally rewarded alhd no e,.ssfiats- ,S,s
Address W.Y-RARDES
Dec IL fw tsi,rlnl ~ 4; !,
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q ! q : ] ] ]. ] ]
- - Runaway fron the s-b<rrii.- n.nr Bsv-
fS1R ton Poik Co.suiJ. Teaa-. tws ns-ra bofs
TlIEl l.zty s1d friix- Dary = nborf = r~sr-
krkS cd about lot iic1c- hirh rr7ra.
~ atriui lsa Ihs a briEhf riulzff1 nair kistr
\ET7 4ke nr-ro tuf - q brorn colsr- and -
IGZk 1ear sighted. an1 uill ~ G. pas- hi,nztif
- - white naan-Hnrc of t-an- rluth-s--
elk rPfier roiprcl hoy. al-nf Il yezrs nid III
fItt Alart - lbs = * fcct nj "a usre 81 jr.s
ti.lf1eS-cutt. bine mix~1 i-an--
b. on fhe same nir4f \ Fer h~ior-ir~ =, NJ
O. n. Dunn lie . nh1,lt ets in~l.ss - ,,<-
= trar- old srci-- ak5uf lfa h. = /. t,s-r-r,--,l
tcr rInfr q Jeans rauts = q IN orrrcr.sf
j. R.krr
lrir pay rrvard q 80 enrh for n. app-.hc.sis-
~ fhe al1rs NAMED boys a1d their oone.erf IN ~
1afIo Ett t1en Again O. fsr their ir1rerr h -.
in fsIk roanfy-
Ise abave na1aed Se<r.cs ran arar n fhe ui-lf -
hofeurer lt isr1. nd i = sllr,o-el rra.s-I he
Ani arr r5aking her uay tsuard- Sa-E.IIic.
J. L. NcCLEART-
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.sF Fl. n Rietlaqri Wig has pirt| on n.-

~ The Richmond Wing has put on new
suit for Tie winter. whereof Il olis.rv...
The lYhis visits It's friends IN : new su;t
~ sPiEs 81 war and blockade Costly aud
u.ihenlt te obtain as type Is. We prefer taxing
our Own exchequer. rather thaii the eyes Of
is readers The foHts now laid aside choni.
sied tile beginning and the progress Of one Of
nc mlsniiest war rhit eyer cpHyulsed The
Wo,iu- iney bore witness to oiir numerous
an. anu ei4snoie welcomes. aud told, sorrowingly
Ius .,". i4llnIrhy oi our reverses- Let us hope
.n1s eIe tne types now IN use are compelled
70 share the fate Of those just discarded il
may % Their destiny and privilege to An
nounce trIanph. peace and indepebdsucs to
The Csnlsderats States
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To the Farmers Of East Tennesse.

f0UR armies need all the Hogs and Cattle .on can
~ laiien aud liberal prices will be pail FOR nofk
Hogs, Beeves and Corn.
I have been assigned To the purchase of hork;
beeves corn &c.S an East Tsnhesec and viii apponi
sufficient number Of agents assist me aud define
tAeir territory. aad will n due time publish theil
names.
| have determined "a make prizes ssunform and
liberal and hope every hog in last Tcnnesse ssiita
BILE for pork. will be Eattened.
Ny Office tor the present. il Atlanta Ga-will re-
sAovs Knoxville soon. Letters addtessed to me al
either point viii be attended To-
;. F. CUMMINGS
sep3otf Major and &. <. &. s. a.
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NUaBER Il6.


-@-' -. 49,
eehersl 6rdsr. !
fn'iAed bsyond expression a. fbs eou6ssuf t..s
9nf hoe isciPlins which per1ades his froo. .nd On
e Admiration Hi their iertiiade aaa pafseu. ..hi.
sio % ivatons. uaite1 IN their ElIl.ntry ana IS,
roifn IN the rrcent ardaas and lrilIiuut camn.tru
~ which . much valuable territory has boen redeem
ed pad = many true ard isyal people lieraisd ths
seher,i ponnandng = indruei 70 publish fan 49,
do1 10 al soldien absent without a1thoriiy xho a
riihu reasonable time refarn to their eouu,.s 4.
ard repoft Tor duty
5iey are urged a. onee - avail fhen~sIr.s q III.
prFege befsre the inaR<arssi of shs nsr srs,s- or
Military teurt- e.tats'el y iaw a. vigorous and
prlnpt .ininistraiioa q jastes r be astsl on 70
Al delnqaents. Therearsr no sxeu-e VII :. .,i,--
& fhozs ~ho aha-dsn their ebiors ana iear. tb,fr
epf'r.des - perform thsir dufies and defssa th.sr
heineS-
fnnn issoned enrers Eaiity Oh sach onsncss are rr
siied fn tie b-nefis q this snae-ty ard VII nos
II exensfd They ara hsld = BE- unrorsi,r 70 CO.
= 7nd gallant nen. and - merit exenpiary punisA-
rsnt ffgorpns rn-asufrs have besn ado,fea fssr-
re al uho f.i O. rezlaad fhis Iast ana ren<r.u.
appeal ahd they ma-t expect fan l.iice t-uaper.s "a
y Fih tle mercy they have fsies t. show either 70
fhsFr esuli.ses ar ikeir ca1se
Iiy e3nnaad q Cen. Rrarr.
dscs-3thH1u o 8Fo n nRrxr
#
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Intend to call Conferences Of The loc,l
preachsisi and we will expel the last devil ii
these rebel priests Ne Will put these sccs-
ders and rebels ont, and recover the church
property, which rightlnlly belongs 70 Us. and
not 10 tlieltraitors- This Netho6ist Book Cor.
cern in year city. which has pnblished 50 much
treason i not the property of the rebcls. II
belongs 10 the loyal Meilioiists- and we lneaI,
70 have u back. Ilere j. a copy of rhe Church
Discipiine, and il positively eni.ssiss UPON
AL our preachers obedisnce to- tie lsws ana
constituted authorities OF the ksnS. \ srar.s.
gression II ihis Injunction makes rile offender
liable 10 cxpulsion from The church Khet
the elders are ordained they ars bronrI,,
arouad the alta (ron have seen the ord;iaisol.s
here fredneni for al tie elders were or1iaii.-
ed heie. AZ tliis WAS aristocr3tic co.s.rs...s-
tion-a tlh foa. upper tendon chnrSli1 ana
there, IN ille presence 81 Cod An tho cCr.re-
"a -ion- the bishop lays lis hands upon iheir
heads and swears -tliesn 70 oppose all LOYAL
doctrines
Thus ihese rebel preAcl,ers are pesinred-
iouily, y ekr.lk perj.rod. Eatiy, vAeu le
was oiislhed a bishop. isok an cath 10 pro-
mole peaee aud harmtaiy law AMI oJder I
hearsl liiiii 50 ear the lie Ihsse.f IN Columbus
Georsla- l'ars0n >swrie. Who know him vel
m some private transactions, slys HAT Eariy
Is a lnIsrribly e4rrnpf old creature l.sf :
believe llIsse rei.els ala ~ when tli-y testify
against uilp anotiier b oiratosf-
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sTATE OF TRNNRs sRR-


1kNEs y Borss
II Chn,crrr n ch.ts.~-...
c : GEESvILLr n a.
appearing thst the defendant i .,t r-.i,-,. ~
fie STATE of TeisnesSee 40 that ~. ,,r-.- - ss.
t9rn cannot 5e <errrd hra u fherrlore os,-rr
4i pnhlciinn be mad. weekly for folf w--ks "a TIE
1hLI~noo7a B-hei neu<fla su3lisi-l lhe CIV
~ t11attarnnea- requiring "a dtlendanr .pp+ar
- tha1reIy Cuurt q te hell ~ The cunr1 Horas
~ The city % ChaftannaEa- the fsrrfh Mauda II
ta1-n1ry teKt. and an~u-r cosnfiainnnt-- bin firl
~ rd hirn N aid cnrt lId<Inenf ~ coniessisn
- be eatfled ard can-s - Tor lI-zrir< x pzrte-
W. STASDEFER
QrClH-IntT4u
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FROM THE WEST.

hoHirE Dee, lt-speeiaI Dispatch d, the
Adyerti4erS { Register. dated Gre,.ala Dec
18th says the latest sciiabe Intelligence I.lacss
the AhoI II;ionists At Watcrvallsy op Yoek o-
Iaiafa EivsF. where they l,nrAed i've houses
they inPress all stock aud crops as.l acsfror
tho sqrPSs. Grants & McPhcrsou's head
quarters arc at Oxford. The enemy Officially
report teventy FIVE killed aud w,unslt,I Al
taffeeyie. including five piiiesrs Of Tic second
iowa he sirlenf ont Of seven on lie field The
advance ei the abolition arny is an in,li-cri
inmate Faid carrying destruction 10 cverv
interest. Private property is not respected.
Gen. Ifentbert,n review 4 the trooI,ssas this
Do Mt s'5Iiay.
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niSh - rell ny ir.et 81 land lying the ters
= ~ fn-f'n ~ j1cS-an Cou-ty- Al4asrnz. sid
'snt1in< ab'ni go acrrs 30 81 Which eieas-
"a and u rllfirafisn-land firh sylnE betw-sn Crs-
nj Bengf-s crrek~- Csa,d bri-k dreiinr h.s,-
~ 'il nfce- Ary oat ho1-.-. Fz- kifrhcn. nrFs-
iff~r-<- tEafu<. -fabie~. dc. VII take rer-~.rr
-1rder~fe money in lsrnraf. Fer farfh- oariiru-
aif arrly o. niy-eir sr 7 1n,d Poster E-a lrtr r
relr The lsf~sni~er KlI1 - Tli-sS -,
iiorll-Ift-
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The only ofiieal Intelligence received ~ 70 IN,
and thht is al.
AosTHxI Dec l3--7A special disp.sch 10 the
okoloiI4 News. Of tbs 18th says dat Col. Bar
ram scouts burned fifteen hundred bale. Of
Cotton til's week. belonging to Yankee spe.u-
'a'ors pear eoriqtll- No mosesneht Of the e.
enIy il this directian
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FARM FOR RENr.

HAVE iar5n 10 rent, containing rinesy-fve
acres 81 cleared land. dwelling house with fous
rooms. Kitchen, negro c.sbn. Gin house and screw
with other ouibDidings The Lace hestin Baftow
cennty Georgia. the Etowah iyer six miles from
Kingston. Any person Wanting " rent such place
svould do well To call upon J. M.r6dI.= Chattanooga
Tenp.. or J. Yarbcrouc II, near the place.
derIO-tW / Al rom
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TELEGRAPHIC.
piIsFArrHEs ron irHE nAILr EEsEI..
GREAT BATTLE. nh VIRGINIA,


RIcirhPSD. Dec. Il An pfsirial dispatch TO
Gen. cS9per says At9 oclbck on saturday
mpern1HF ? the enemy attacked our right wing.
and as ne fps lifted the battle ragged along the
line frS right 10 left. until six P. NJ. .tl,e enc
nv beng rePnlsed a. all ppihts. thanks be to
God Al usual, We have tP rnouri the To- Of
many brave men. expect tie battle viii be
renewed tomorrow morning.
{ (siEpedl h. E. Lrr
( GrsI coorER:=HGen. HahuPson repbrts tI,as
ne entered DumfrIss and captured twenty wa
CONS With stores and fifty prisoners. all Of
which ne brought to the R8pIlahannoek Cen.
Sieglel Is expected at Dquifties Tomorrow.
lTlsned) r. E. I.Ek
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: oTRAYED en- ST0IFN

IRON my house ON Tucs,lay last a isSrrel peeex
j. four yeaFs old, white hairs from lie hurt Of the
,afde ON eaeh side of the back, crease finJer hr
Ilioat, bis bfeast-a small whit. snot an the n
oi The n"se 4 llherai reward viii be paid tor the
feney nnd S25 90 fer the thief. II Stolen
JAMES II NE Af,HI,Nf
Chattanooga. dec I2.2wE = :. : = :
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FR0M N0RTH CAROLINA.
lTllE RNEMY RErrLsED AT kINsroN

RIclIspSp. Dee, l3tla-A dispatch from
GoldsbofougIs n c dated Dee. 18Th. saws.
The AboPisipnists, estimated al fsn thousand
afvaneef to-day within three miles 81 Kisss,osi
opr sqrcf- ksepins them in check 80 details
Of thefshiipg or casualties have been re-
ctixed.
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Gehrr.l ORDER
No las
Y ne 0eteral Can.manding announces wllh pals de
me ~ fart that ualnsrns ocerx and lliisra rs
1r-ent .rfan this amy unhsnt leave or nanrfitn.
~ eri - itrt.u~ O. lie swiss and 1lacrelIfa ~
II l.o-e D. k-arng the unifrn or The Conl-lrr4ts
- essarf nov living ~ aud h-ae-s Instead q
$n-rtiE lie ronlnlu peril and luiie< ~ th-ir rs.-
Iaaipi- y arms. In.-t le arre~fed sab rro>- Dr.
- I'm q c-i hil-t IN The arlire ana
n 4tfihi fi'ellf iails nj ID Ear rrb1ke hon the
nnE tiener1l- bi zis flr rcrienf 1aeaaure<
en 1nr iift - The rfzrns - The So,1H tn lrlre he
r. llri "a rnrh deIlnqneut h-ir rol.l .sarId<
ths t.inH'anlins tsenetal er5sr. nat Al .sBrtrs
ll' co'lt lune 81 = st-~-f wiih ~ iare hail he
srsilEht bfiuFe The --Extnl<f>a Baa.s AZ h-rixFI
y a. .ei = t>,S'es- satite n 81 = rrliers fh-
10y - ei-q,l- i,n-d efaRed ard iacsInlsrienf ~
ee1 ~ order that thcir n,sneS nav =. lr,r-l fr.r
IS n,iis II fhr Ariny uhSr eig they viii rrnet
~ <io-s e.1sers ard -tkry unuiliaE l. n
T. All 'snidieIs uho esnilnus abssnt I'll he tresfes
- t--er-eis and punltled a. sa.rh. n -
- coinmand " GeE- Bragg TX
Gkori;E wv DRENTIf
Chicf u STAT and A A. e..
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II order u prerenf the . read OF The small psx a
vaccine onice has cts tlisirrd this rcinf ~
The Post surren ani il urirr ihe nrnriafr rhsrrr
n Dr. kfaff. uho Biii thtE sodisrI lie 4 -
ferrnt campo are vacrinated-
\ rifzriis vel A. soldiers VII - rar~inafrd
prorure Tacc me matter - aFplsih< ~ said oce
near tas Epi-roral rh1rch-
By order - Brieadier General Helm
@ " Nri-AW
nor7s-lu Assist Adiiispi HsnsTsi-
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q GOOD SUBSTITUTE Over IS rears sf sr~ % r.
L. Ger. Andrr-.n = Diri-isn a. SheibrsiI.-
"a - .'d.d Ply. hy applying innedistely. AZ =
Aoffnt listuital, eat nd .seioH stair 70
dcrs - J. A. NfrHor SON
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RIcHMoSD. Dec. l4th.--The following official
dispatch was received to-day from Kii.k.oa.
dated December l4tli.
To Gen ;. Cooper: Gen Foster attacked
Kinston yesterday with fifteen ihoasand men
and nine sHnboa,s fought him ten hours
and have driven him back to his guuboais.-
His array is still in my frsni.
tSigneH.l \. G. ReANS
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tlFAkrkE1 a>TEE'< uFficE. [ = Arnr
Er>1Iol-n- c.. l1rs- irc1.
80 4, Parrh-<e = z,od Fsur Here Warsn. Far
'.'s,d - Aale- and Fear Srl~ ~ Harnr-< t.s
rtr,Aneh.- iar 'ea VII paJ carh Arrly e -
a. D. MITCHELL
9ees-i~ Nziar 4nt H.
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pta+ RdIS lies iidEsI been viiiIiad banses ii
New foHk. feprqsf1tEng themselves as asses
serH afd epilestoFkl4hIler the tax law and tl,i-
ny ang lle4le b ihpiey II. Lpkis ollie JSas-aak
A fQo'I fhanji iSd5hes have been risiting
hesiscf asllPker ilie YPrfh in Ltesliape Of real
assffsiprs HIf ta4 le94ectors. Pefiletra.ing tHe
saIHe 5utrLee. lH NJ
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A GodB SicSs-+ an army correspondent lof
the New Iprk IIsrsaa. writing frbm Erederirks-
bslrss. Now 26ib saws: .fsofessior Lowe is ex-
pected taIArriSe NJ aay with his b4lIooasv we
have not lleaFsl p : !'rnfessor 1--we with Ills
balloon Siuas ilia aftles Of tic thrkalienIrIr.
iilSt pFsSions ~ lss4 nemori,lt esigag einents
they madf fihcir 5npeafance yeHr Eoffen In tie
ar. and afforded n Plgslsant relief for our bovs
frf.m fhea tedlninI 5f camp. Bsfoe the first
h:lflle .l. Of hlaiipsksR tire faine good sign was
viTitle IN the sReAgetls We hail its rc-1l,near-
aiice Az the h4rhnker of another xSetorv.
Npthi9g il ndcdell new to make ts entiteIy
eetfta1l tut tllf rdtlii4g oi the dhdsalier Ray
naui'.i Hpeii tic field. 4 foot race is dead
sure Nhie1ffer Ehe shows himself We hope
ne VIII come on so4nl - RfchBiolld 1fIi7-
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- I--z-N I
LASrl H. EssffSl--f II is remarkable that tic
VAN neI qi Efs iiii e iseel and it{ respuyces and
Ffcnllattles hcfelkut little lkI.eIris to Tie e3
PIE e1 III 3e4ihI bkfote the PRESENT war. p fsr
10 th5s tai5 the World l5ey6nd the mo,.nsai,i.
only ke hstlaiiflfY of t,erfal, I'LL Iii. cal .fi-
aToSiges lftdI asia sort OF Van ~ eurans land
ne ilt ah4sse of HIeFl1inen as gallilsoD, Nay
marx ffd lbEoNnEehl. iths lived off the vuIg4I
alsl as.. y liei'IfIIees Of an igntatf poii
lailonl OF nlgiiaiiLtAts
Iha inisllischf EAien III The S5tti are at
length a9Il i9alsrreciats tile seantfes aid
exeelicicesl OF tliEA llelicl.t.ul lcot,ntrv Tls,
copper mJ.es fFtII which iInII,l ,ase fortune !
We're ma e dnrllsEltlIe past five 5f ten year
me liisetqlt9'le sl beds, tile IfSa lead reis
aud PPek i,9issE4 iIy rich il silver ore. lare
with lall IiEk Ills afIt lres and "A tl,etre III et
hausiAessl atAittENs 10 he foulsdl i'm ALMOST
ey9rf Heig hliarllolsl in East 'fcsIne5ss Then
, Ae waisL Power os this seeiioi.,ih uarira..e.l
N HE SoHtiLk fhE Estrc.tins that sfra,i,fl,e
2a.f'sii P fliyf WsFq furIiisls tdaii enferliri :
lig p.i1lsie sources NJ incnlcalilc notwithstanding
"eai;l lIhe!atieftiqa OF capitalists tAHorsIi-
ont tliq SnHfli is Eilrdcted 10 tile lEmifless RI
senrcds ties scEiisln antl. wiki, 4 s,ool ff-
tune ih tlH pgssfl wl,r the tinlk ii nor Ifsfai, !,
when, sEsifd sl5c EnoHnia ms hni aio,l. ltIls.
torrents tlIFsf foN Frall their sdks cotton mills
ana mhialfiici ilriIf sial'lisIBaeiIis win spring
III, develstslnE ;hfwEdlfl, anil IrasIldritT I'D q
here tei.ors stnrg gleSkfl R.lri u Soqis- Ridk
&c mfaeTIl ltlH Ei
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THE PkTHFrSDEk. |.

The St Touis Reps 4b.ican Of the b inst. says.
IA telesraphie disratcli was received on Non
lay. suIhinoning Gem Frembif to Washington
i'm. ediately. lie left in the afternosn train.
and ere tllis day pasdcs he viii be in the Can't
iAl What can il m4ai, The telegraph snb-
Ililes MS with . rhmoE that Burnside has been
dnpplanted, ami that Hooker takes his place.
This being 50, what place Is Fremont TO ifilI.s
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nss- Prank Blai4sg It1lfs. to havl his seat Il
cprIsrsss 8olltesssd THE seat efi his breeehes
is kAid toHIbs tIleD Dlihsk part OF him ever coJ
Al AAkss 4nrss IN Ttg WAR Bs9trs pmosr,., II
The hhi14g Trims lAnees accounts Slss The sou,
inlili 5zscE II I s~Sisl
n the trp feetlsHs have been alternate
u y 4fsanelng anf fdir htins thtpgileut the entire
f ~ r. fank ~ 70 west and the fe cina-
ns Jlt gilt tnattt II csI,rrstnist. ~
the fiitsre by the ls!t III th1 contrt !; =
our lyor il in ese ub.n r, y
and people y no ran noitt 10 ! st,,Le ~ 49, 49, -
lea atthstoiis in the Elnd f4 I' - =
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lE5T A i5kely f4eel says JsiIls Tie poet df
theRs4helI=l4 sesn Afst by hpo1kght. when
DAFT the ss~t @I.E n ;lss false are tho he
Nlollers itI ugly Eapc, lie adSss is better seen
in tReIdark bqt Es4 seen not atiall
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y HskE AIef fLEllIl4SE LEiKSEo mrs srnArko I &
Nc Elan mister SEokf Of strategy from the Lslir
ming ra>fs c:lsim AhEl Brociaim tictlry whenever
he F1S va .apI t4 trick VI, 50 successfully
earrfd OUT that I-ihco aelua ny athaaks,
giving wiifa vas a4ly bseff ed All over The N5tth.
,of pfe p i,I' defeat seem. thlt got tie iisa
from fsadiaE IHndiPtA. among tke mite, ID wbIdb
p 'sni Tie f5sl.hina gcaE.:
y bas been dn aadaautI aud versi fre..uan, IL
fpf khe van qu Ihed in var 81 49, " -
@ anf ~ r 10 pf3iain I'll efn fha nix a means ii
ksepin uliAf Spik N the ,eafie Eiie parIia nle1t
~ s-9tISs y! ffik artsfce In tle first nsfa-
ne @ Z; wifkfEh nSr woFrestef Septenlb{r
~ lsf2l their forc4s ker+ived tota iitfet ,VEss(
lssk 5aJls th'.s wsrs M ksd Or relied and only orIe
~ R oft ollthf hf " sides Yet the srlilinenil
ril % fea'f bout iHfd ppers ilragkiig Of il asa
esi9ps.f xiete1J AZ ord4insl a special thanksriF
lng at llcndiln Sd1 F sE=tsl tn IIE -f-TT TfS
4 Nae h4d lpokIla II. lie ne axt Pare lie wsola h.ve
seef n anHthdr Hsia sroin,ion 81 hts tlt.. .th,s
The % ~ ks ihh illan OK Grand s1sanor. seldom,
isil II SsT 5.cir Comm 4erN II they prove
nhsflerfieif 3apf Mater was lagis{ted aites itll@
on'Iiel9i khah away 4bkn calie By ihe wits run
fsii hFef, eIiEErf Kind ert Bssf Ran amir.
% on tsaif ill. scils Pa. thss. wIsea lie
deFFsi1fE ske RH i nn,IA., ID. IEAl.Fe. got up Il
oar all F. Rlss|a. lb +
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Ifis siaisi HAT Hon. Pierre Sonle las been
r.lea~c,l ffisFn Fort Aytsasn-