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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04
TAKEN UP

ND put In. Jail il ,Chsttanoaga Hamilton county
n EIst Tennessee OH the 81 yloE October 1852
= NEGRO MAN by the nam. Of JOHN WIN saw lie
belongs 10 WIN. jones, of Mesn1his Tcnn said boy
black feet u inches bigh, ~ years oif.
oct5 ). n. SWAIN Jaior
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FxprSs. IL In lichu,snd city on Saturday
Iast. sheaf eats sold al S5 so per cwt-: Hay 81
so: clover hay s. 90, turkeys 81 to 81 p;no
woel SIS sser <rord. ok eI9-
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~ AdvrrtisepsntS not n trk@f On cary for n
s7eeihei time VIII he plblIshed one mo It'll. and
cha -g-d according 10 the abor. rafes
SrscItL NsrIcss ehsrset E'ue pfiee and h IL.
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Rates CT Advertis;nr.

One Square rf 1FS LfSF4' rr k~s one insertions
s 60 and so cents fe2 eaGh, subsequent insertion
Cess usan mantil.
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hphsse q has separate division at Gallatin.
Il ililf -.-O-..t----
rhr Case OF Jaeob barker at New orleaas
n Picayuhe Butler recently suspended Mr.
g4cob Bankers newspaper, the Adro-afs. in
New Orleans, because OF an editorial article.
ID 81, forsign intervention was spoken OF
"a : means Of peace. The proprietor repu-
diAted the evident meaning Of the article. and
I'floriou4ly icraw6sllcd from his position. ia
P1der to save his paper. The DcL,s. Buiier,S
PHgan in New Orleans. Introducing the CORES
Pfldehce relating TO the sup ,ression says II
II 1.-THE Major General comruaiidling tlisnepart.
hfht having received assnrallces fr1m the ell
/ ltPf Of the Advocate that III the future that
Journal wonld be conducted as xCnion pa, Of.
h4s permitted Sir. Barker,s Press 10 revoIve
a5sin.- I ~
lfI .Ewhile The lamp ho:d- l@u, J4rn,
iii The Filest i liner may fetura- = -
We welcome our venerable dofemporaryrhack
tolthe Union and 70 his edifofial clI,ir. i-sl-
LII Mr, i Barker had no hand or papsfn tie l05.
| The following is the peflfipn Of The editor
| q fhe Advocate and Cen BatIers reply:
Ll NrsS| oRLKa IS Nov. Is, 1867.
raeut et~t1fe GuLf.
f;fSEaAI j take pleasure in stating ID E.,n
irl his note what havo explained to You Ibcr
fqnaiiy that the purpo-t Of tbs olcfioa ,bIe
4rucle Which Is the basis OF your order for
the suppression Of the Advodafe has bsennn
deiktood eRtirely different from the inseisoii
9f fhe writer, le design Of the article v *
70 EXPRESS the ardent desire Of The editor 81
| tle PAPER Tor peace. The religion in which
Vas educated was peace and gdod Will to Try
iEllpw men. ami ! have always advocated
peace Nothing. sf course, Can be. more ar
dently sought by every well risher to The
douHtry -FOreisn Intervention" was mad
verteiily mentipned as one means through
WHICH peace might be obiaine1. and the arti-
| Gle would certainly bear the interpretation
| that desired such intervention as tho means
\ 4f obtaining peace. This | regret | have
1ey9r been in favor OF any intervention. by
| any foreign po or in this war; my Whole
| tholIsht Mas been opposed 10 IT, Iican point
70 many articles in my paper expressing ihat
ih9sight- ] am entirely opposed to any inter-
yeniion By fore gIers with the affairs of this
dcuritr,. and. if permitted the paper will most
fully show that opposition.
/ am, respectfully.
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LOSr-FOUND, &c

So REWARD.
(fI0LEN From The stable ~ samuel Jones. OF ca
- tes-a county. Ca on the lst inst one gray
horse five years old near sixteen hands high withia
gsar elch weather running para Del with the neck
six in hes long caused by the stall The ab We
reward will be pai1 oe delivery OF te horslasu the
same amount tor the tllicf
SAMUEL. JONES.
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orraErEnnAsTEEn nrraErnrxr.
Chaft41nara. kor- 3lst los1. I
Sealed propssal< ulI bs received Enti q Deren~
ber fer fbs builtinr q ~ Ortnance Unrckeuns n
Ch nftaneo1a- Sid unrfbon.e - - loe lrrt lnnr.
80 iset vide and ~ ferf high Per fnrfher p.rfcra
npply ts Enpt. A. D. Hnmperisn. Ortnarus o1ccr.-
Every Pe~sibls facility I'll - gives - the onart<r
H...s.s .s.s, !, P'''E'--'- ~ ~ ioSss; -.
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cHArTANooGA, TENN. THURSDAY DECEMBER 4. 1862.

HIr HEx AaaIS---Fr0a the dAzh Of ths fsiIsr-
ing rough hern vers-s. By a. er1htie Georsian. 10
conclude the .uthor + -iu fsr general arht.- ~
Zardl=-- nl exnez.e-- = \ -
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.EoLUME L
Terms Of Subscription.

~ The CAsIt nl.sf &C em sans ar orders for the
paper. Shinplastefs privite persons wiz receive
M attention Therefore sarh sinpiaster. hal letter
not be sent 10 ~
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TERMS OF TUITION.

~ :
1.angnatrs - 20 90 each
in the Ornamental EeraIiI.lent ull provision 4 HI
le i-se. oi tie oidinaiy prices
The nle uf ayratlt eic-llai in advance. the lest
ny she middle al tlic term. 81
r.l Board be had lead farilisS aa n colreHi
irnt boarding hsil- kept lurss.sly r young iad,eS
n be price n bald noidilG ~ fs 80, gri i ma tI
rxg.+cd 81 80 irr seek, G. AZ I'AiiKS "a
bnea.tf 4 sterri ~ sI.d ", ASH. gzs1i
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CIGARSl

4 large quantity OF iirs;-rlte d,nestie Cigars ri
= sale. wnoles ssi. and retail bx II
npy2o-tw- PETER MARSH. 4
(atscr the Rebel f1fliee-1
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NEGRO FOUND.

TviKEx UP se.t Tsrtraos. Trna. a nerru ~
II narncd Hcnry- rays ke bcio1Es % Tbn-ua< Huf-
Gn, q Mississippi said boy E-ys be r1t IA fo1 -
ssrsol- D-R RAGsDAIB.
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SALT SALT

G,Ix CENTS PER MfEE i the regular ia-c on thir
rad and III persons reitiu. thr witn.lut
81 ket- will he chargt ~ that rlte. tn tiles ~ the
61hdnct9rs T. hook liter tht conf irt Of Ta>sVHg+
and the safety OF trains. aun 10 si,rssi iaic
Hasseneefs wilo Will ceaily with the ruies of the
Eoad and pnrehke teker4 rii rrpetr thea. s a,tu'
FIVE CESJS ff.R MILE
Ssiiers tTasejiHg on Fariiggls xii ilc charged aplA
+ EALF FARE PRIV ia-l tiiei pfuct3. tickets 1ht
iaf applies toLoue l'ti rriy4fe- aua 1n-cnHlnsSior-
Cd crs. n JA4ksON.
Sap't Fast Tdun Gaoreia Railroad 1
KNOXVILLE Octniier - ST.. Huv1a i'm
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"a
nying corps Of surgeons and nurses up tie Tennessee
for the purpose OF caring for the wounded 10 the q.
pected battle. Gen. HAlleck replied, insructine Col
Parsons to provide transportation from st. Louis Tor
Gov. Yates, surgeons and nurses. Col Parsons
ordered the captain Of the government chartered
or Champion 10 reserve for Gov Yates and parry
The result Of which wac, company Of ladies' ana gen.
temeD, nearly hundred, got on board, the worthy
Governor stating that he had chartered the boat
count of the State.
Toe trip down the river was OF fesvity, gasty
aud luxury. At one point on the river the boat
stopped four hours 70 accommodate few OF the leaders
in stroll through the woods for the purpcss Of seeing
some curious springs. By unusual freak of folly,
Gov. Yates recently appointed Mrs. Reynoiis tie
handsome wife Of Leutensnt In the army, M Of
volunteers To keep up the puerile fancy, this lacy
jor placed 10 command OF the boat The Governor
and the fair Msjor tho last to return from their
rambles having they said lost their ray 10 the woodF
At Cairo this precious crew was swced 10 the lie; Of
hundred; cards. dancing and merrment VAS the order
of the day. Wines, cigars decaces and sanitary stoIes
were consumed by the guests unreservecly. On their
arrival a Pittsburg, certain persons on the hospital
at sent over the Champion for 70 aset them
in their attention to the wounded "~hen not one SIMPLE
nurse voluntsereS" iu-ther appears hat only three
surgeons got on board At ST. Louis the being mere.
ly curious pleasure tkers.
We learn further that Governor Yates on bis arrival
did undoubted Jury to the cause perhaps
ly, by telling tie soldiers that ANY Of them who
unabis to march would be sent back the river the
coUse Of which that hundred aud tea out
Q! ons regiment and q hundred and 6iteen Of an.
Other awaited themselves OF the opportunity causressy
These submit indecencies which ought 70 be made
public
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The "Irrepres,ib C" Col. Corcoran.

The New York Herald. of the 7:h, has the following,
. whether true or false, we don't knowA
Another disappointment has occurred-as unaccount-
able it was unfair-in procuring the release Of Dol
Corcoran and the other cOers held as hostages by the
rebels for the priyateersmen in the possession OF our
government. The steamer Massachusetts, was sent up
the james River on Sunday to City Point with the pr
yaeersmen on board tho promise of General Huger
that the Union officers would bs exchanged for them
but when the boat arrived there the officers were not
forthcoming although train Of cars, bearing Gag Of
truce down from Petersburg to receive the prva
teersmen Colonel Whipple very properly refused to
give them up until Colonel Oorcoran and bis comrades
were delivered to him. communication then cent
to the rebel government asking explanation Answer
came back to the effect that General Huger exceeded hs
authority sSd that further conference would be neces
sary before the exchange could be completed IL was
Immediately replied by the g Of truce boat that they
would remain at City Point reasonable time, in or
der for the proposed further conference This sent TO
the War Department at Richmond and an immediate
answer promised the Massachusetts, She waited till the
next day without receiving any further communication
when, after sending boat ashore and learning that
nothing expected from Richmond, che started on her
return down the river.
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rhn E,nln,tIon or CorInth.

The flaming falsvhOOG Ci hs.iecA 10 tue War Depart
meat at Washington 10 the fsc. nat be had captured
10 GOO prisoners ard desersIs and COO stand OF
from Bssuregar3 retiring army, though credited by no
one in this country nor probably 10 his, has yet been
the source Of some disqaeIude, upon the presumption
that there vas modicum OF truth in it. The following
telegram from General B=segard shows that Halecks
despatch vas an unfOunded unaded and unqualified it,
vsnton But that have thst the Yankee resorts
10 iAehood without motive ard solely from love of it.
might infer from this Of HAeck that he felt himself
greatly disAdvantAgsd BY Beauregard's mOvement-and
vas seeking to screen himself from Yankee rage, fer
permitting his adversary TO eluds him easily and sue.
cssfuy The following is General BeauregArd's oicsl
despatch
Juue "a, ls62-We evacuated Coriuth successfully
on the SO.h ul. Il complete surprise TO the
nv Our REAK GUARD arrived hse USNoLEsTID last
night We brought away ALL oUR HEAvT GUNS, rESrs,
i . bat had 20 burn few uass cut Of by gsoss neg
l.CL IN getting 10 bridge Il. I. b.
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A RICHMOND BATTSL,ON.
RICHMOND, May s, 1852


To TIE MN or RICHMOND AND VICINITY:
The necessity Of embodying, in some available form,
and for some good service, all men able to do duty In
this trying hour, is apparent; for the destiny Of our
State our city, and It may be- Of the country and the
love, depends greatly upon the energy and
the power of the Confederate arms TO be displayed In
the next few weeks months The urgent demand for
soldiers already trained to makes Il necessary 70
call all such, in and around Richmond, 10 the field,
whist the indispensable services Of city guard are IN.
der this necessity lost and interests important to Rch.
mond and to the Confederacy may be- 10 great nes-
sure neglected That there Eve hundred men 10 and
around city to the Of the South and WAC
would rather die upon the hills Of Richmond in defence
Of their homes and Of Virginia. than I've to witness
their dissertation and dshonor-nen WHO have not yet
taken up arms, and yet who are both able aHd Fiins-
will not doubt.
At the suggestion and BY authority Of the Secretary
of War; and aided by the cooperation Of the Council OF
the city as exhibited below, my desire and
purpose If possible, TO organize tho ba:talOp indicated
speedily possible, and that the public msy bsve
confidence and act undsrst,ndingy in enrolling their
names, indicate the following gentlemen, all soldiers,
who have consented and who hereby authorized 70
| ouIoh oaCu SomPany VI ohe buHuSo lnSHt eSe WV
will command the same the requisite number ba raised
and the battalion organized, viz:
LOUIS J. Bossrrux.
WV. hAULE,
JOHN II. GREAsfR.
j.. @. PoTrs,
WM. Writ HARRISON.
With each OF these well known citizens may be f ind
a roll, with a caption setting forth the ters OF enrol
ment and to one another Of them all persons disposed
to engage in this service referred The term Of ser
vice will be six months unl discharged, and tho
duties to be performed any to which the battalion may
be assigned Within the limits indicated. If to be made
available for any good purpose the batslion mus DO
formed promptly, and no organization will be attempted
until the requisite number have been enrolled by each OF
the gentlemen whose names have been given above.
W. n. ELLIOTT.
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the field and who we're naturally anxious to see all thit
the enemy doing neither nor heard Of there
"sanguinary" bayonet charges. 1t would be accom-.
modation, sure, to troops, If the Yankees
would, in future engagements, let them know it when
they are making bayonet charges
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or disorder in face Of the fOe If triumphant they
would no. desert their standards to struggle in pursuit
Of plumber II defeated, they would retire bs'd but
not broken in retreat not rout and when the corfct
uss over the number Of the dead wounded and prison.
ere night be told BY the number of the absent The
roads Would no! De sreNn with the fragments Of trains,
deserted by terrified quarermssters nor the commissa-
at exhausted by vast stores destroyed or abandoned
to the enemy The dead and the wounded would be re-
moved by these ed with this duty and not left
the living 70 suffer and be captured and the dead to be
ishonored By an inhuman foe Half adozsn able bod
led soldiers would be taken from the ranks to dis
charge duts which belong to the surgeon and bis asa-
tants Such an army would triumph over every obs'a'
cs wres victory from the drest disasters, and, pano-
piled with the shield Of righteous cause give page
to history more bright than has adorned the eheckered
annals of the past. Why cannot this cOusummatiOn be
maaeH Do not the holiness of cause and the sell.
sacrificing spirit of people deserve at least an effort
for its accomplishment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-13
How NC lIeIIan's Nose was Knocked out Of
Joint by a Stonewall.


The New York Herald of the lib, for which we are
indebted TO fretd in the Army accounts for the fail
ure in the capture Of Richmond by the dsarrangemsnt
of BeOlsllan's plAns produced by the operations Of
Jaclsln On the lay ser the Herald was Issued, and
he day succeeding dat Jackson proceeded to disarFanse
till further The Rsreld knew only of the rout OF
Bar l. il nov Rsops THAT Fremont and Shields have
shared similar Iste Perhaps Mcdowell may bs next
o. ,h,l it be Mcclellan, himself Here is what the
Head says;
|. Toe army wss divided into three armies, and, while
that OF Mcclellan was 10 advance Upon Richmond va
Yorktown, Il rebel forces IN that quarter between tie
srmy OF Mcdowell and that Of Banks were TO be inter
O Dted ar eneos, in bag We need not say that
this grand scheme has iailed-hat General Banks has
ony escaped b,pe begged himself by the mcst remark
able retreat TOR rapdty pidy and endurance OF all
this war, and that General Mcdowell, apparently, hes
Oeen hardly useful ia these too widely extended CON-
binaous as the nth wheel OF piece OF sing artillery.
According 10 the programme enforced upon the War
Department by the bois,eJous sboon brigade General
Mcdowell was assigned The position from which, In the
nick Of time be could step IN aud carry oil all the hon.
ors practical test however hiss shown that our abo-
uon s.rategls relied too much upon the acoommodst'
ing disposition OF the enemy.
Banks has been repulsed, Mcdowell hiss been bst &,
Erenont coming in by the wrong road, has failed %
each the retreatng Jackson who knew the rghi one,
and all these outside operations, instead OF assisting
nave embarrassed the mogcGeas Of Mcclellan; for,
while diyerIipg Us with their dazzling depetatons into
she valley OF the shsnsndoAh the rebels have been COL
cenuatng their strength in front OF Richmond There
they are in superior force TO that Of General Mcclellan
bu. there BY immediate and heavy reinforcenents to
Mcclellan on the right flank and the left and 10 the
rear OF Richmond We may still lot only capture the
city but the rebel army defending it. aud inset Of the
chiefs Of the rebel government including JEFF Davis
himself Who it SCENE has resolved to Idle in the lass
ditch
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CITY BATTALION,

MAJOR WYATT b. ELLIOTT, COMMANDING.
nNE Hurd,ed men, between the ages OF s IS years.
" waited for company 10 the above bstaon loes
special the ~ Of Bchnond for ermof
service unlss discharged BY order Of the Esy Of
War
tr-Psy ss1 per month and rstiors.
None hut Of sobrsy aad COED character wanted
Apply 70 wM. l. aAULk, lS2 hain 80,
TpCKgR RANDOLPH, III do
JOA O. JAMES, Fshn Bank,
Ia-0 yoA HcHAKp, as hhia 81
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The news from General Fremonts division yesterday,
(he 6;h) reports the army Mount Jackson with the
Shenandoah river swollen ieasfuly to render pur
bridge, constructed to supply the place Of the
burned by the rebels swept away, but the materials
all recovered portion Of the troops will cross
on the pontoons in thomOrning Herald, Of the al.
T~o days after this Fremont found that the pursuit
Of the rebels" still impossible" because the OBJ
sinats rAscAls Wsuld not ay They did not, however,
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General Mcclellan Ates that the bsyonet charges of
the brigades Of Gen Thomas Francis hesgher snd Gen.
D. Sickls we're 'the mt subborn, sapgunary and
signal OF modern times" Thew repeatedly advanced
with cold steel on the enemy. y Herald, Of 7h.
An extraordinary fact in connection with this splendid
performance 10 that the Confederate troops who were
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s25 REWAKn.

servant boy nanei AssY he about IS DID, rs5er
tall for hI age spare make, OF spshy usually
When fpskrn He has probably hirtd
Office. of army, Zee boy The above all b.
paid foi his delivery 10 10 this city, his eonfas.eni
that hin. A. ". RIoHs KIDS ~,
I.9-lvs atW. Holt Rleaardsonb l4h street.
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Alta meeting Of thsCOuucil Of the city Of Richmond
June 81 1862, at o'clock, P. H. the following prsam
bic and resolutions were unanimously adopted
The Secretary Of War having authorized W. N ELI.
Oft to raise battalion for the defence Of th; city oT
The term Of siI months; Thereforo-
Resolved That the Council Of the city Of Rict moDd
will appropriate twenty dollars per mouth, bounty
each commissioned officer and private Who may
liat in said battlion the date Of his bounty TO ctm
mepce at the time Of mastering into service ard end
with the tenn Of service CT when they disbsdsd
A copy
A. W. HoRfoy G. @.
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NOTICE.
PROVOST AARsHAL's oFYrCr.

June 8, 1863 I
yHE public VII take n.tcs that ami Ibis eve-y
defective ofiser oiizsd 10
orders ssued from this once will be fu mia ihears
may be cal far evidence OH siIe9ii.Ta
that while he Ills dGty with hrmness
cIsIsn, he does Ii also with eoastssy aad rsspset
n. GRrswoLD,
Je9-lv MAJ. and prsvo-t sphL
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, Nay 18th, 1862.

Capt w. n. EIliott-Present:
SIR-Yoh are authorized TO raise FIVE compsaes for
locs and special service within the circuit Of the hattie.
res around Richmond and Manchester the ssd eompa.
panies to be organized into battalion, Of which you
viii DO commissioned Ajor-.hc company officers 'leci-
cd These officers must be returned in the caption Of
the muster rolls to the Adjutlnt General.
The compapies must be regularly organized as re.
quired for ike companies in general service and men Of
all ages, not actually in service, may be accepted.
GEORGE W. RASDoLPH, Secretary Of War.
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SURGEONS, NURSES AND MAY PARTIES-H0W
THE GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS DISPATCHED A
1.Dcn on rrp Tur pTVrR


TIE GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS DISPATCHED A
CARGO OF NURSES UP TIE TENNESSEE RIVER.
The following is from toe Tennessee River correspon.
deuce Of the New York World. 1t hes doubtless before
this raised 'orm abou. Yates head
MONTEREY, Nay 9.-The public will have been graft.
fed the auabe epdssvos Of the authorities and
patriotic citzsns of the Western Saes alleviate the
suterDgs of the sick and wounded soldiers with this
army. Sanitary co6nissones hiredSsurgeons, nurses
and others have Aocked here in great numbers and the
general belief is now that they have been instrumental
in caring for thousands Of our sick and wounded.
ole case has lst been brought to our notice BY re-
sponsbe authority where the government has been the
victim Of q remorseless swinde and what was designed
GRAND Of mercy converted into afroeking party.
Gov. Yates Of Illinois, Is related teegraphed to Ger.
HAeek ct Pttsburg, that hs Wa DESTROYS Of acoompa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-13

I'M WET 4 J0HNsr N.
l<o Gam Ct ee;,
Have recently published
Manual Of ails Surgery for the Of Ser IN the
Confederate Bates Army Appendix Of kue
uaon Of Med cal Department OF the Co eierA.s stes
Julian chlsoln, NJ D. Professor su IN tie sied
ica College souh ina 10 the nds states
Army; Second Geidon, revised and improved "a b.
postage paid IS 81. WIS., a JOHNNY
it4 Publ GNers, Eichntn M, Va.
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manifest the same objection to pursuing Fremont and
Shields both found TO their cost.
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MILITARY SURGERY,

GLU8.-5 bbls Glus suitable for Printers and
NIMAkers MEADE BAKEaB Drug e.ore iSs Main
street cor. above p. o. a9a
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF HrssIoo,

RfuHhoxp Jane eh Ec3
AGAIN appeal to the people ,ii In puaing srd 70
the n1omabie ev OF impressment NO ia
hereafter be made and such win be pad lAor will
or & ht 10 salts those having sands 70 hire
who Wiling o,trbutn 20 the
fort othe soanded for ward
they spare for these poses, and report n
nsj GRIsroLD, 'rob ost sAY.ha.
Js0 ~ wIsDEf,
jeT-lw lgailer 0,LcrLL
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.,,,.-sX,s, C,1IsE.sl n s<s-., -
so - - zEseA
SSaSSg,
no CORRESPONDENTS.

~ LsasrS bEsiasss % addrssa 70 as"EdsIOr
~ W1sg."
Ass t7rsn % boa sides etAs paper 'Oi1 not - Pu6lts
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