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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30

T,HE TRACT or LAND lyiar On the va -.
tsrs OF Mulberry Greek n Lincoln cnun ~
y. Iennessce. known as the Dr.. Smith place %.
which lscleared n m =
The dwelling ho1se + q large frame bniIdin<
There = . large Disti1ery and Horse Mil On said
Place.
said land s dneIy suited for stock Iarn and has
spring Of neEer-faf1ing rafar- -
For terms apply q The subscriber At FayetteriIis
Tenn JAMES B. BRIGHT.
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.


/ Will 1tte1d g ths Ellkrf- Houss In Cat a ga
Il o Ne 1s.h md 1sth days q tbs uonth for n.
pnrP q colrll1E he St1Il md cuu1ly tax for lie
year 49, Ms i he l11l appolrlnErf and rkues
~ 1tEiecl % p1T nay expect Ivy Viii - a.
e1co co1ny Courl % receive TIE taxcH al uho have
not pret i1n.ly p4id- T. H GARDEEHIRE.
noL-.-L L.r c--.c---- A.
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A Chance for Spectators!
100 900 ACRES LAND ron SALE
FOR CONFEDERATE MONEY!

a real estate agent at Memphis before THE wa 4
a lad far salr from q twp hundred thonsand
acres land principally N Arkan=aS which we're being
srre eoasl II gnld. an nov authorized n sell for
1-o,f.derae money 100 0nO acres Tor Ten Dollars per
erreor any less a-nonnf az prices varying according
70 No OF . -res. location. &c Comment 70 the
character Of the lands and ultimate value 81 the IN
- are III Ii Gen. l. Polk. THOS. PETERS,
novI8-lms
81 Atlanta InteTiIEencer. Columbus Enquirer
fia7i-sfon Courier Grenada Appeal. Nozzle Regis.
ter. and Montgomery ADVERTISE copy one month and
nend bill TO Rebel ot1cc-
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A------Hrr-4 1uT -ltl. Ir6I4
Sealed proII1>.l- al - receir-1 KALI - Dscrm-
Der Tor TIE br!ldlrC g Al Ordnancr Tarthorns II
Oh affsnt1la- sid U1rcbousr }. he 10 60 inrr
- icei ui1e nd - - kEh- Fer further rarIic.-
apply % tsPt. A - urnphries Or1nance u'Errr---
Every pEsi4ls iacihig yin - Eiren ~ ~ Qnnrtrs-
masters D1r1rinN1-- B 2. 1ONEH
nof-l-@ Ma 4 P1If Or.
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DRUGS ! DRUGS DRUGS /

nsHOsE wishing anything IN the ab " line win
Ind it mich 70 their advantage 70 call the o.
rfand q B. p Tut where they b supplied Nth
snch aetcles nsnaiIy kept IN Drug stores. a.
prices to suit tie times.
Just received. large supply q ebsiee ciEars and
tohacoo- D. NecORKLE-
olt17-lm u
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6ener.i Or1errf
Ne ll9-
II t11nlrnI O. rrnnEInr - "a - -
rflnei1l 81 1T nunerI.a uoerl Ir1 ,cIdlI. arr
1r-rn4 luu Ne amy wEnuuI Iclre aInr1iln
llt go - lalrlr1s - ~ H1ri1l 49, 1nrre1fI1lis
y tnos- 10 ue.rrE t1s u1Iurm - Ia E1nIr1lr1ie
Slate are ~ iTinE IN e1s1 nu1 I1Irnr1 ir.1rn1 q
sfarinE 1ne cu1n1o- prrIs and dis e. frir rar-
rHnluns n 1rs- D1st bc arrts.r1- Snrh rrn. 1err-
ll-iin1 q cuiy Whit IN the N $500 - - frr -
rluErInl 1uc1r rnLLI rnIr So urhnHr f.rw -
C111 INK 1enrral. ~ 49, 80 elrIrrf rrnrn~~.
- ne p-r q .1e cl1rnl - he eouIl r<1r1 -
rtturn - Elrk deIin4 ncrir - thrfr ru-unuuss
Tie Ccunnn1inr Grnera1 rrs~rs thnf a .F.~~.
- cc1tl1ue - u atr-erl ws1- a. lrure rh1II ~
tro1T1t trlorr tte --ErEnrxi<c nnann- nufhurIr~f
~ 40 81 Conrrr<s entifle1 - - rrI~rr -
Alu1 - dl>guaI1ed- dzaaarf and iucnm,.rl-rt -
rr Greer hat tilclr nau,-s nav u fr,r,1 dr~-r
Ihe ro1s ~ ftt Array rtr1 rlrT ther uiri l. 49,.
t-i ubosr 111Ecrs Ard tAry Ak uuuliIlur ~ -
cIluIer-
n AL ssldiers uhs unusiuas sh--t IN !. ,-rr,.s
- derrr-ers and uunithrd a. rnrk
b cuEDaed 81 Gen- nrarr.
GEOk6E VA. BRENT.
Chlri e sag and A. a Q.
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VOLUNTEERS.

DEiSG fuIlT aufhnrizet - rnise And rustrr it, a.
ID 1rrTice q ihe Confederafs States rersrueuf -
lnfnntrJ Tor Tie Har al Captains hatlnr rcr1rrri~
orEnnizrd have them mastered iut ne nrrTirl u
writing ne a Niuchrier- teier1aFhinF ne a. D.
cbeTd. Tenn This regineni i Eanied inrrrtfutrlr
octJ TAI ~ NEWMAN
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~ Hon. John sulIivan. Aubrey General
pf The State of New Hampshire, died sudden
y Il big residence N Exeter, on HE 9TH inst
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-CIGARSl

LINE BEAuREGAhB CIGARS for sac (1r.nuEac
L tlred a. H-rllt Spring. near Daiion. Cal -
Novls FITZGERALD A BRo-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30

h e-ar Michael Ketns has been convicted of
iIg caused the death Of Robert Baker
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n. L KENNEDY, a ibs old stand a " z Ksu
err - beretofo-e in thB above he a busIner1
R1yzisianz prescnpdo9s carefully prepared. -.
s:.,ss-i4 ssIsa 4 - :: d s':s z ;'s
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30

ATTENTION Lat Ky. RECT CAVALRY
An nuthuri1ed ~ Csen- Br.rr - Fzi1s crTnirT
Il company Al who -de~irouE - rr-enii<linr
EiII End ny headquarters IN this Place uhsre aupi1
1ccommodltiuns have been ma1s rur fIr r,Itilrr'
confort Gene loruar1 unr and alli Do NJ sr1tr
eonscriptio,- JACK JONES caPtsin-
n0r1f-1ua
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30

A SUBSTITUTE oru l1rfT-Grs 49,. - A. ]. urnt-
- - lnE ttrcs Trnra g d1rinr ne u1r. "A uIarnl
priee yin b p.id- For fnrfA1r lf1rnlfi.n npp1 q
lhis oIca-
XIV 1e-lD.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30

~ The region Of Fredericksburg, M,
il said o be quite deserted BY its ssiiifssniess
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30

speeial order-i
4 No
l. Al psr-o11 wishing 70 Turrials spi-lnorx
Us lor> tor lncdtal llII~~ isse odrr lroz
reEalsr S1rFton arproTtd ~ THE Ncdical Direc1r-.
~ Pos SurEcrn and Pror.~t Nar~hal
IL Al persan- ar strictly fashl1ited nelEnr ruIr-
tons nc uors thin zen mixes - tlese heafcnnrtr.
Exrept Druggists md Grrrery Mrrcknutn 40 hnrr
rirectai rfri--ion frn Tx C1urunnonnE he Pr.I
~ The frurost Nnrxhal
III nrurEi<s and Crnccrr Nrrrhnntn reIfirr -
fperial rrnIiss 80 w t Quired 70 krep On Eir1 -
Approved oriers sfcci6cd m Ar T. and rfurn thrru
= Ire Ccs a Tie Pruro<t M4r.kti II Ihr elo-e ~
f1rh uerk fur insrertfun.
~ Al persl f5und violating ne shove orarrs IA
eferrnce o -elaE lqsrs. uil have her cnur- rur-
SEATED md lurued oFrr 10 lie lsl surrron NOD
cal PurTeyor
b or6sr a Brig. Gen Helm. eo-l.n1isr Psss.
CHAS- W pEnIcE-
npEle-ln capt- a Proves Nnr.hnl
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II p 011T 81 ne I'm q OT1I117y q lE7 1717T D
- Daoe, State a GenrEia ulll oer fnr knle - thr
iE1est bidder fur cash. ir0nf q ihe Cc1rr Htn-
On ne - Inee1ay n Jaun1rJ next he tr.r q 1nnc
o. Hhirh beni E1sley dec'd. Tired. yinr "a Iodkout
Creek- seven nles above Ircnt1n. couiaInlEr t1rne
100 Or 200 acres-a bouf loo9- frs fiIlabe had
and aoouf GO acres Eecond qnaliy- ~ ballrce
mountain land Scue 500 SO arfcs a.. ne il cul
tiEati0n. about 30 q Which J. in rrass- On "a
place i hr>tr.te pearb and apple crchlrt iEeil1r
houscs, negro cabins, barn. Eta6les. - f IT
Al The sane tine and pI1uH uill also rcIl lul 81
LAND in TIE s4me cprntys lyIng n Slgp Fn1ey.rch
tainirg LOO acre o. which Eu-ne l1nproTcuentk
The undersigned vii show sid lands - prfson. q.
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WILL receive rrupossis a. M DEE mil he ia
llsr - i1rlll-1 Ned. Teal and straw. Ter eihei
- t-rlnl seIritrt - supply fte bo<paE q thu Iis
trlrt during The c.minE Einter- X D. GRlRBLE
Chafianoorz- Nov 1o-st Cnpt- 4 AQ'r
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Ca Cavalry.
a rrr-rd Of thirsy s.l.-, IN n ps,s Tor n. -
rrcnensipu ard delivery a ench e tie nhors nnuef
deserters - the jrii Ia ch11.nno,rA Tenn
b. order q BriE- Ge1- Helm.
nev1Su u " NecAWLEY.
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knu1FilIe. Nov. 18th. ieE1.
CpnnAnds 81 al CaFairy Rattaipls q Conpnli-n
1ifached . BriEa3es II The Dt1sartuient a East
einesse~. Efll rsport IN neliafelF Kn txrlis All
laFalrT oEau1lflol TINS Drla1rtrnrnr fa.Iinr n
tnupg ulth re absre ordel. uifhin ten days fruu
ms dale vii be ore1Eht In ~ orrs enforcnr rhs
lonscrpt Act IN ths ternt dlIrlctl q tkis Depart
1ent-
By order O Il Cen z kirby suish
ngv1S-2w J. l. MORGAN.
MAJ supt - C1ralry.
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QVAkrEEE trrEs's DEr'r.
C1art1uuoel. Oct SIS. lsc1
Csrfifed acrounts q r O. Bank Capt - o.
teru1astfr. vii hs paid a. TIE occe II
nosl IN T. y. JONES
a
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THE sTATE OF TKNNEssFE.

HlIlLI1N IorNTT- /
THE Insolvency e the e<t4te q Wni1nl 3 beu.
Il deed having hcen suggested, I'll persons haFinE
claims against the estate hereby notiied q J.
Them with the Clerk q the comfy Court - aid
y properly authenticated within The time pIescribej
by lau o. they viz b forever barred
novs-im ELILABET p. BElI..
Adm'rx " 6 Bel. dec a.
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lul 70 L1l1ctTT q Chllll116Tl-
JouS Jo~Es II
7 appearing that the 5slendatt Jain Jnies i
n0n-resdent Of TIE STATE Of Ttane<<ee hat The
process Of the Court Cannot - scrTed on htz. =
thereore oldered thai puaicatio Be made weekly f1r
lour Teeks ia the ChAftano1-a B-bei newspaper
pu5ished in The city 81 ChatlanoaEa. reqnirng aid
defendant 70 appfar AZ ChAncery Conrt 70 e
held a. the Conrt House Il the city - Ch4anosE1.
% the drst Monday in Jannary next. and answer
bill dIed arainsl hin II aid coart " comp nant q
Judgment b. conlessun vii be eDfeTed Ard caus. 81
Tor hearing ez parie- VIZ sIANDEfRR.
nort-lw cT'kE
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

Az fHH nEw STORE, NO. nN rHInD AvxNuB. THE
"A highest prtcsa I'D Ter ladies' And senuernen casa
- OlothinE ewuunrs OApetA An fer New Orleans mar.
ssI FOR Dresssa - e0 Costa - % ~ Yaass ~ =
assnss rOseenAh ssrssl Ladies AMENDED - Mr&
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aALws Ar AUcr /r,,.
snAaAs vAFDsRrooL Az FrioSEEa

II IAUAB vANDBbFVOx~ - RTiONEEh
al .,rr y NE OPPORTUNITY
AA0sI iUkSI ~ lsLHo..p SURNlrUkB.
- - rspsry o. ssnses' - ssAvnG the csss. pass
unosss ~ xss, r~ents z.ifu s,rel uear six ave.
sN.-A~ ~@n,sncns a. 10 s'c.sck c.,Aos sh otsss
SsAoraeaa ChAnasakr Per nd hAssl Airross sw.faL
sS.. sasa Ars o. a. Sscsps"n chsi%s sN .,. s.ss:;
oAaS oosersS 20 tecssel SER Bookcase. sc-
- rosewooa pahs orte. scsars. al mode lmpss~e-
rssA neak ssfvss ane oo and Uo,s Cansss:
Ssy, onmS xaiNnA TAosr, Velves aud
nssAs~spss sap-rb e,slecsinD o. Psinunss, rsh
= is~zsN Ne ssasuAr, H..slsn stair oArpsls
s.is.hZa adssy oaocks Laos co,sAns ntsvsrs
onAHs ROom-kls6k w4lnat 81 . 0ard EAtnsion rsele.
CNHN Ar CAaIrs elegant Oys SAL Qua sad Essgrv.
- hsSssw.re; SAver AND Iea service, Ceres brn
ok.r ru~een Gas ers Ksp In Kings Sheueid Table Cu
- ohtaa UaDsr and Yea ss!s ALo sArFs Ss~orsMs NJ
ysos viii b. a,rpdsnes V pask- shp seols
sov4smsea. lsrsB,ptoy.
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4 UcrioR NOTICE.

bLhoANt boA SLuetLO
nAsaiRcent S~vsn OcIste ko~swood ranofortA
~ tie his day 9Th Fsdsy), t,r elegant ra
AxAA iS Nrea Tw ntyss slreel, BcvsDth ~
v eln> greisax, comprisns rosewood. uiahogAn. and
puS1, Roea Farsure, Etssrisa bsokcases, cSn,re
q ska Drussss Carp Z. elegant Paintings ornsmss.ed
es LAs< CURTAINS, Shades Stair Carp 10 Dressing bu-
WA~hsianis, Ha md Spring Mattresses fathsr
= HAN M4rros, s,ass Rockers, Toilet WIN.
Ss9sns-n and ruby ela ass Wa silver Ware,
SAse tau ~ Tia 6sA4lss3. 10 Ales ~ -
. bAs In~ht and Nh hen FnrD,.ure.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

4 TTENTI0N-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, ~ You
"A wsh " hnd ths lair aud homes dealer r. HARRIS
70 disposs u Cast 0G Coag Carps furnsure and
Seweiry The best cA at eddrcss No. 56
seventh you will be dealt with sats
faction. guarantees 70 pay the following prices -Sik
Pants from 81 V S Please DO HARRIS. i1
Seysnth
LADIES' stlcadsd By hrs HArriA
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j. H., II East Twapts eighth sluss Fourth
necenl p.insd and perfect orSsr .artsss koons wiA
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

A BgD~'oH SUIT or ENAagLi.Eo puRSrruRR
"A 10 co.Vs - wsrfn9sa msnutsctufe. al~o 10 al
chettnul 1naIusst Ssits pam aud onSmcu,al Al II
FAAHIN iT1N's 60 GsJSl stgeas ops "A woostsr Va
tatIisned a iy45,
LiUBNiruRh Va TED.-I WILL nv AND PAY
q ons0 ~ rsa inaaie 4Av Tor 90 or 81 2u worta IN
UIsdluin qsal,g you4 asa FGUpr Cap s Mirrors
10 AL3 scout VIZ aAiH. housk epug uia ,al, IN
ar atdftss 4 h.tlrwL - ~ aavh,.
rIoJsEaOLH rUr,fua cARPE \ AND Mia.
IL far. 1s Nst - I*~r y.piS ~ =
M above. suf 4ut ls~ tr 1-. ssYo ~
~ Jlei - H. fo-sf. it &ttr. Ft IHeq srv IN
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LRT-WITH ALL MODERN
impgosements. suitable for housekeeping; also sond
Moor 81 yue rooms kitchen, with hath &C. Terms
3 suis the us Apply q a7l Fourth street, LAfAystis
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

A 0nEr DEhANp roR cioTHIsg, LADIES AND
n }enusmen Haa,sd, q VI n cssi % Cothinr Carrrts
hae FURNITURE susrsotee 70 pnc. IN tne al,
fer the Dsfnsd srSslss b. calling or al .s.s ~
n Abrahsns t Seyenth avenue, bstwe~u Tvtny aGh ~
Tweny sush strecia L.des attended bS Nh a
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

A u. D. CHAPMAN. n.AUCT10NEER-RARE CHANCE
~ .or housskee,srr anu ueaiers All the turpnre
- Aed brosb st-ne restcsnoe Ne IS West sixteenth
between - sixth this day, Thursday,
. vocA, Fisnoor,s Paror rnrnure. Csrpets,
alsk Bsdro0ln Farnit1ss; Also Basement and
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

TJOrEL 70 LEASE-SSOoo PER ANNUM CAN BIZ
Ii realized sure, down house, modern built; the
owDer will AID Q competent PARTY 70 furnish Il Address
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

A TRENTON roR fes SEVENTH AvENUE-I RE-
"A osveA large for eAs, or Clothing Carpes Fur
niurs, ke and must have then Prices be eoAiDed
= fol ews-ror sik Dressss, - 70 ese ces1 70 els;
panta u - ~ ~; other articles acordnCy paid Tor By
ns addresssng he original Old well known deaAss
H. HARRIS. ~ Seventh avenue, bst~esA Twesynrs and
Twenty eecoad sresA. will viii salisfac1ien.
LADIES' attended hy Mrs nsrtA
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AsrROl.O0v.

A IsrR0L0uIsr.-NADAAx Hsxki,-oREAT RusE
.s.ss. = O.: . wsss SrssSw.s. W sssr Isos:,d .Gsst
IA ~. HAYES WILL uIyg cLAiRyvYAxT MEDICAL
AVA sasmisauess ~ No kshsa avenue.
MADAME RAy ~ rnE BEAT yl.AIRvorAHr AND
gi.ss lucky numbers csases sye.oy I'D
ssssss s'ssss a. ssAr Twenty svssA sss Lsd. ac,
MADAME HARr. HAVING KETuREED FROM EU.
can b. sonsul.s: No ksse slr e upon ,he Iasi aat
s4Arns s{vsa- Ordinary lea - ssnA.
MRs ADDfE BAkREK, kkDicAL AND BUSINESS
aai discAss ~ 80 c0asu ,Aucn on vuscs ana lnyauso
advice All matters VI ie ai,a happiness No. SAY Four
sassct four doors wess OF broadway.
NJ g-wHo mas NOT HEARD or raE cELRBRArEp.
eighth scs oorasf o. s.s.l avenue over ne AAery .1a
sasi she ss ls future w,e or susosna .T .se az
NaI u ssr visisos w,sh truth sivs hsr call
THE GREATEST WONDER IN rHK WORLD IN TAg
i accomplished hslApns kNkON, fron. taais. wns,
FAIRS his; "a hao
e NAL yss ss.o.:a ~ . a. .rs e orns
eoTaird avenue. above Twelfth street,
WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO sAKR THEIR FoRrUSEs
w 3oye, enc aud all 70 see hiss WELAsikorUN The
rsno~.sa hn.isa piopas,ss. snyersiiy .cSao@.aseJ
wLe ocnsuther, bsaith wealth hsppness,
resue " lawruis Journeys sbsen, o,e,
ma ias, hidden treasures, enemies AL ~ hsuoesn tact
SOW .ss s dead. ssr ySn .sss ssr ro.s S
,cay joan not d. 70 ylsi, o. 'ias,s ?, les,er his
O. pss Lsn1 street as " = sis oniy psrson IL .Si.
~ ~ rS sS'i ti, sfS a. r. pans.s as"hs"arss.a iar .
lee mher, EiFen ss s.'o n4hs ssgessnls eily RTE
bsna is5aiusd.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

A BETTER CHANCE -sas 90 WORTH OF CAST OFF
n Ci0skng wanted, within . month, FOR New Oreana
Ladies' AID having the sbsve dspsse Of
rscsvs the following prces ~ 70 ee fos 5iik
Dresses from - e6 for Coats 81 - PAnix
Also shsvs Clock csrpets rurnure the hisbsss prices
pad. Pease cali address 3 20 MIkTZ. III
ksih avenue Bghi-enh Ladies' attended By
Ma ninu fbeAse rsmsnbsS The original ,. hinx. ID
uln
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
4 uCTtON NOrfCE-NORrGAGE SALE or
a HANi.s,sl Nj Illeis = 4 a.lIn ~ RAIrU RI.

ROTH suciioneer wilt sell this afternoon, u O'Clock
jaNA worth of elegant Hoase hold Furu tre,
y ~ 9 West Eighth street Clinton piace near
es1ih besutifu Carpets, pArl0r Saita
ey e~d IN end sik ps; marble top Tables,
Turkish o. and LOungea. Per and Manuel
AArsrs LSe C,rtass rantings rbh Cnna Vesos eie am
cssSod sek lnnt aud nahosAn. b'Groom and Dsnino
ohHsn Cb,na war; Tspls Cutlery SAls
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

Az KxrRA cHANCE. oo@ WORTH OF CAST OFF
n Closh wAnted. for New OrleAna the undersi.ueA
hs~nssecevsA snove order He 70 AS The
ssins prccs for cAch article PER k drsasss from ~
Also eArps.a is.eiry. iaruhars - Nb-The siahess
aress bv AAhs ~ 6svsn,h ssswssu rwys
tissA and fveav esv ssrsstA Ladies sso4sd by MA A.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

ln. .N~-s3 70 AMI 30 u rEa roy POI TnE VERY
~ ~ ~ - It.t, feilt.t. 1 - a4 ttAe r0u t4t
Ioat N NJ sttc4t te NJ. tir y
ss.rtrIrn tns Hep .Ne.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

4 cCrIoN SALE OF IMPORTED wINRs LIQUORS,
~ s.s-rs, CaanpA~Ds, 2c.--A HERMAN 4 CO., Auc-
t.sssrs, wiz sell FRIDAY, Sept a, II ecloek, the
IS sowsry tbe rrn,an,ag stock cf whoiesaIe
As .earhon w.skey PORT M.de.s and sae1y wine
Of RUM &c; = large lot OF Liquors
- ohns casa. GnAulaAyns. 6exsrA Chs wing
Tobac.s 1Fooeries kxis positive, BY
- n nnai.n : "
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The Bembardment of Island No. 10.

Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
U z. FLAG sBIF DENTON March 25 liz NJ.
lcc2, three miles above Island No. 10, MisslssI o.
pi, River.-From army officers who visited the
Benton we learn that our mortars shells have in
several instances, proved very disastrous to the
enemy. One she'll dred from mortar moored
low down on the Missouri Point, Yesterday after.
noon, was seen to burst directly one of their
camps on the main kentucky shore. Limbs of
the dead and wounded conId be seen iying In
the air, while the enemy carried of several of
their unfortunates. During last night they like
wise removed many Of their tents further back
from the shore evidently TO re. Of the range Ct
our mortar shells IL possible A little moreeIeya-
ton, however, will reach their new quarters.
The enemy nightly send scouts or pickets to the
sunken steamer Winchester, lying in the point
chute, on the issourl shore to observe our move
ments, and TO give the alarm In case our gunboats
attempt to run the blockade.
From to o'clock p. m. Yesterday, lights In
tue east and from camps on Island No. 10 indi-
cate that the enemy were communicating. From
IL to a. m TO day, the firing Of great guns In
the direction of Point Pleasant was distinctly
heard The enemy were again, evidently, trying
to run our battery at Point Pleasant with their
gunbodts.
The mortars have been paying their respects 10
the enemy at Intervals all day-a number Of the
shells, apparently, doing execution.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

II
II WAsHISsrox, March ., 1862.
The following extract from dispatch received
at this Department from Mr. John de la Mon.
tignie, the Consul Of the United states at Nantes,
Is published for general information:
81 have the honor 10 say that vessels coming
rom the United states to this port suffer Losses
through the ignorance Of owners as to existing
facts here.
al propose TO briefly and concisely present these
facts to the Department.
"Vessels usually take charters to deliver car
goes either at Paim6oeuf or Nantes.
" There Is water enough at Paimboeuf but the
exposures In reaching this roadstead are some.
times perilous
| "The lowest river water between -. Nazaire
and Nantes 10 from ten to twelve feet In winter,
| and as low as seven feet In summer.
"A vessel drawing over ten feet must lighter
| to her owners. ...
of the vessel comes TO Nantes, she must nav
pilotage, and, optionally, towage.
"lf partly discharged at ST. Nazaire, the cargo
at the risk Of the ship or the insurance until de-
! livered at Nantes
/ "The vessel pays half brokerage at ST. Nazaire
| and full brokerage added at Nantes.
| "Tbe risks on the river arc considerable. Dam.
| age from fouling' is frequent in a crowded, mar
! row and swift river
81 ,rould advise all charters TO be made 20 So.
NaSa'rs, not Nantes or PaimboeHJ. Here is a
| large safe dock
Tho following expenses of a vessel Of for,
L "Ho ttCcHtyJOh IOHs Will give SID
| owners an Idea Of costs Of river navigation
| ''Steam towage from st. Nazaire to
| Nantes ..........................s G5 francs
| "Return towage to st. Nszaire. $50
| "River pilota9e from ST. NaZ1ire TO
Nantes, with steam. 50
| River plotage from Nantes to ST.
Nazaire, with steam. ........... SO
| Total pilotaSe with steam. - l64 francs
| "Rtver pilotage from st. Nazaire to
Nantes, without steam .........1lO
"River pilotage from Nantes to ST
NaZsire, without steam. >. ..... ITO 4"
''Total without steam. .., 22O francs
"Lighterage from ST. Nazairc to Nantes sbou,
francs per ton for tcAea:.
'Lg hterage on lumber, about francs per ton
"a work is in contemplation on the Loire
which expects TO make fifteen feet water In The
most shoal parts of the river Its success IS prob
lematical.
"Shipcwners should know that advances on
freight are not usually made here until ali the
freight is delivered" mar 2e-3uf
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
THE ENEMY MAKING DEMONSTRATIONS

BALTIMORE, March %, (from Old Point Com
fort, March %. l-Afairs here remain quiet; far
at least az to news that can with prudence be
communicated TO the public.
the weather IL splendid-clear, with gentle
wind.
The Rebels have been exceedingly busy about
Pig Point and Craney Island for the last few days
Tugs have been busy plying to and fro, and 1t ID
supposed that they strengthening their fortia.
cations all along from Craney Island to the point
They have also increased their forces In that vi.
cinity, or. for effect, their camps have been ad.
vanced along the shore.
The Merrimac continues to be the subject OF
much speculation as to the possibility OF her ven
turing to come out again. Glasses are directed
towards Cranev Island, aud every indication OF
smoke or steam In that direction is closely inves
t'gated by undreds Of eager eyes. ..