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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-12
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ltisk;ated ihht BtigadEsr G ensraI T. Price
son pf the dittTpguisiled Major General. has
resigned HE colfInissibn III the ConTederste
Army, and retired from the service Me- be-
lieYe that be has gone h, Is far but Ne DO not
believe that lie has taken the oath OF allegiance
to the lineolh sovsrIisiient This is but an
emS itllnleilt W tie Yankee press OF the
tale Of his resignaiion. The reason assigned
for his retirement iroip the honorable position
which lie filldd, lie, that he was indignant Al
the treanleni Of his father by the Cbnfsder-
ate gpyernnienk. Unfortunately. and TO iii
deep regret Hf ihe country. ihis complaint was
too well fbuBdei; 5ai Boweyer cuIpable or
shameful may have been the residents neg
Iect of the elder General Price q claims TO the
celHmaHd Of Tie Wesern army. we do not
Think that hii SON course was the propsr way
Of fesehsiHg II. The eminent military abiIi-
ties and services Of Sterling Price cannot be
tarhishkd Or bltscufel by any emission OF the
President 10 Recognize them in the proper
way We are annnE those who believe that
he has been most uiijustIy treated. ard that II
he had been Ln command OF the army that At-
tackled GotintlI the other day. as he onEht mr.
qu9stiopa bly, lt9 have been. he would have cdn-
tdnfted ii ID brilliant and glorious snccess
instead OF tol defeat aDd retreat. AZ Il was
ne Eavsd i Py his Heroic eRorts from still
greater disasters that wonld have befalien ii
0Hf adlniratipii Of las character, however. il
inclealed By BIS patient and dignifsd endu
ralsce Sf the Govetnment's unworthy course
royafds him. and in this view his loyalty tc
1he eaRse forFllics. hs has 80 gallantlJ fought
his pAtriotifri. na4ghanimity and chivalfy
Eivkn him . H1ond tEtle % the esteem and c6r-
sfsl: ths people ff ihe south. -yrp1ess
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/ GEsI Bk4ec Asp MS ofrEcEns.l-we are di-
Iectly autforfzeHto say. that Gen. Bragg
wholly disapprorss tn. statement Of the cor
respoRde4tIOf the 4 islanta Hntelligeneer. that
Gem Bfagg has pot and he Yer has been prop
erly shpppfted With dohpstent division and
brigade pffIcsrs- onlths rOntrnry, Gen. Bragg
believes and has so rePsatedly stated that be
was most ably ana efficiently sustained by al
his officers intth! lAtc Ky. campaign, in faei
that Ho GeRelAl Yss ever more effectuaIly aid
ed by his oEheer' We are further justified il
saying that whilst Gen. Bragg assumes all tn,
respohfibilEty sf the action and results Of tha
campfign, fefhe has The graft hcation Of know
Ing' mat e hiF cond duft is fully approved BY BIZ
oficef'. E.I1 I'LL HI
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Wish "a sell ny frarr a. iana lynz rrar the touu
A ~ >trrenslu IN Jack-nn Cnuriy Alaharua. sad
tract ccnfairs abr SO 70 a which aru clear
q and IN cnltirafu-llnd ~ H. lsir< between Crsw
a1d BenEe's Cr-ck< Gooi brick dueiIiar h,.lss
z1d al recesarr at hn1srs- TX. kiirhril. nrrro
htnsrs harn~ Efnb.cs. A. wln take nerro-s Or
Cfie1erate roncF n r.F Fsr far-hcr p4-iirz-
Ilrs arpiy n fns~eif o- I Bryd Fr-trr fsc irinz
nezr tll- preulses- WALTER Rose
Irra
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Ok CENTS PER Nile issae reraisr AZ 81 skis
rad and ~ persa1s gstiElr On he cara rtaoat
tickets Eil be char<-d tirt ra1e Tae d,ts. 81 ts
ctndnctors = book Ater tie canrrf q -.susnr-s
a-i ihs safriy 81 trains. and Dot clIccf fare
Passengers - vii conlu,r wlfh ne rnIes - re
kfld sno 1nr ha-e tickets procure lhe,1 a5aE
FlFE CENTS PER NILE
Slii-rs travelling "a Fario1-h 81 - rharres arir
HALF PARE. pr0rised thrv procure Gck-ts Thfs
re 1piiss % ns1e 81 rrira1es and n,r-sr !, ura
oLccra- r. c JACKSON
Snpt Eat Tenn 4 E-ar-ia fnfirsnd
Knorrilie. Oci1bcr 81 So narlo -i,n
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NUMBER sc.
A,b Sabutistmtnts.
CALL FOR V0LUNTERRs-

I An a-thrrirel = iacrs.ss nvcsnnsna = to
n1ndrtd men. perErns wisAinz 70 erser fte
tfrflre are now r1crtd prr t1e ia<t op
.nisF . rni1rtrer- NJ ronpanr nunbers ever
n, handred. and a. snon tnunrh ioia farn =
1cr ccnpany. 4 VII he rrr,n I'D 81 the ~ ro-,-
p.1J electinE - oEn rE-er< This . a, r. 1rifr ~
c1lr roafinne fr ~ d.rs-
Pr furthef inforrst7-- nrr,tr n -- -,r-- - -.
o41-1 q ne @al1rillc a1d ChartanonEa d-pnf-
VA , E1(sL, EfeS
Cart-- Ccrn-1,ndinr Co Il.
n Cd j " ATe-T's IlrEt Gee p-sEooaE
chattnnoorn Ncr f1-fus
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RAGS RAGsl RAGS.

I WILL ~ al ths cd Iizs-. aas ,st-sa Rars "a
Riscsr - rofs. sunnF s1rt~. re-s - .snis a.d a.
tlssld rags yoc brinE "a r-z- ttrss
7oa1hs fur whic1 will pzr casa
N.sA he - srt and 1r-nr the1a ~ r-ks ID a.
- es,Af- a. ems and 80 y'1r 1sner is- -
~1uf therr deiirere- ny I'D sfaa1 =. -. 49,
-. AK oo,f y h r har-r a. or a. ht s..rs -
Bis7ienho1 4 5irk1i,tr- cr al lss--s--- r-r- -
;. Hunter Iax 49, ;-,s
+. Chzffantrna t1-t Is fsS-
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Z 7COMMIrTED.

ITO Jail In Chsttahonga the-27fh August, 1864
4 negro boy named Ierk, who says he keloaxs
81 lanes corkrcll III Ppntstoc county. MssIsaipp.- -
Sc II about feet inches high. black mplexion.-
! ne owner will come forward. prove property and
pay charges. Al. b. COULTER
.utaa Sheriff Hamilton en
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AEGRO NIsSING.

A NEGR0 tersa-s ns-es wi..ilrn. or WI s-,,,--
n IN 70 t'aft- ~ A l,-o1rlan 81 r-earrn1 r-H..
1lers eiz1 ihers pirlsion cf Grn- Brsr<-r sr---r
- IN a. The rrar q - ar-nr n-ar $500. -.
-e tie t1rle of il alr.rte e.rir - - -l-,1~
Hhe1 lat bear6 fron hs - c1---fsi- ~, - -.
wiIl pay ber-l reuafE f..r ~ 80 r-sri-.- - :.
s-rd = ne rrereats q said scrEauf or = 81 -
Livery % he 5puthern Enprrzs rcnf a. i.sfrsnss
G. SD ne<ro = atsut - yenrx Old rset 10 inrh
g hist. daIk con npiezion and ilkeir-
nSt<--H- " GOODMAN
TnII~ -
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ITHlIIE q 4 . Dali B REBEL
81 f RAAIN CIs N AUL
wEDNEsDAf NoRNISG nov. a.Ilssa

All chAsqt Hp y oIrrr 1ea- IAN snroFinent
y ordefed ir Tennessee Of al persons between
the ageb Of Isl and 40. The Secretary Of ar
says That perHonsIli.ble toE fenscripti0n may.
5sfo.e enfoElnHeuf, solt1nse.t in companies in
SERVES on the tlkof April, ,lss2. f
nnderstA1A from bis order that men under
80, who l4fetot been enrolled. may still vol
qntceF. There has been ho enrolment FOR
tbe CohfederaHe Gpserriment Of persons over
30, eorEequfntly tlIey may vPlnnteer But tim
enroIlH.nt will epmm.nc. l1f snse. There j.
not hour tp n lost fifitEs desired to vol
pnteerII l4 li J. l.. II.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-12

&IoizS Ffoln slls si-bis ssnaei Jsse. OF c.
n toqsa e'1nty. ca. lhs l., iasi shs rrnr
1rfec i've fr4r- old ne1r kxfeen hanfs hi<h uith 4
74f on e@rn ucAtaer rnnning partiel vIta ias nezk
1e2r * IN hes lnnx rau~i By The fstnl- TIE ab-rs
ruard iii b. PAL - leiir-rr 81 ~. l,~-- - -.
zane 1ouni To- the thi-E.
sANUEI. JONES
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TAKEN ~ MIsTAKR

.'hoA ~ nan ever Hsi- Ja1-s On -e "a Chrifa-
tnoSaA dark rreea Inavell-ns Trn-k 10 rs2rk
t-tsife - 1feFrr n1s = cr nay cTea = wiI ~ -
rtcrn i ieionra- and ri1. r. u charla-,os-a <az
.sr xre2t ltnr ~ eari1r Z . NJ address. rart -
MAJ 1ai1s POS = ---icr.nast-T- anr Pos ut1r-
.err-sier On ne r-iiro-a oetrce1 Chttf4n,a<- I'D
Arirfr-e-bo.o- ISRAEL fsiBBOSS
n7re-7t' Capt o.. Whs-itrs Cav Brig
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OK L.okput Hountain ssndar err-f,r. 1s.h f..s
~ bftreen Col Cccke's re-ideacs a1d ~ Psint.
sne snail En,d Uzfc1 and chsi1- Ths urreris n.ne
fo-Iie "ss1l1gtoa Cnck-r II Inscribed Il f--i o.
i-e lrside- 1rlfEtie rrHar1 ui1 be riren r,r fhs
1Eiitrrr q kaid uafzh. a. he Rebel cE-e
Cc11l-u DAEIEL = C0CTF
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NJ - = hi-t is e. -9l.esru r. n - -hl --sd
~ n uacr cnurtr. Gee - -ifl narI r.-I =.
rrs fr-snof 4ari1S -r-so-s h-s ,r,li {. il-es. :.
a. Ir-1to1 tseo- frrrn4-rlt e-s1Isr---t
'e--S y r ArSS.iAS = c.
- kanzris Register ara At-.7la t,saf-ls-,r~
elnr As es-ld hll J. Ella.I- ID.
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'n9.fhs : 81 - The lssh O-tsb-~ iss, Nv 49,,
bsy Azey- q y-2fs Cd. s fret 70 iaea<- 49,
slack cun pisEion- Fas uis-l-E ,1i ia~l heard 81
s-iprrn luinl,erIaad Fs.rd ra1 80 ca, n-rt.e,-
,I1tiua ~ ts brr ui.l - tha..f.Ilr - -etr-i 80
le-zrd or furntr-frs d,.fr ,rl..f
O. - t'.,7si-er ine s.T a. r11a~1F- and ken-s
n- ne III a. f1r~2rd-4 Q, Tap Lirrcfsr7 KAT
49, 40 f'si.ter7c = = T. biai.is--if :. - &c
-o-ni 6 S RICE
1919 iI-1t l7th Rsr- Tea. Tsls
Arn<rii'e f,eeisfrr plea.s sosr - re-k 80 -
srare biIl L. ttis II = -
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TAKEN uP

a NJ "A On jan inT (;a,tla.oora H,mlt,7 ro,n.r
n fart Ifnneeser on the Sd dsy OF Oceber. 1867
antBkt AAS BY the name OF JoaS. Win Rays kf
hsinnaes ~ ~ "a JONES' Of Aemphis Itrin Ae;ah<s,
shS < ret ~ ss,st,es hisa, ~ s~sts o,l.
ssSs }. u, eu4fN. ysiLs.
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Note. from Yankse-Land.
TakKEE PIcroRfhl.

The Richmond correspondent OF the Charles
ton Mercay says:
Harper's Weekly AID I.eslie's Illustrated Of
to-day caHle by hag OF ffncc yesterdar Les
hes COMIC eut represents us in Richniorid in a
stale of Starvation and chucklIn1 over one nj
PIT. DAVIS timely Fast days. Harper IS down
apon" the Seymour party Three figures are
represented with banners marked. The Union
Provided The Union II The Union arr p
Anotller cut represents 4 rnemlof OF tbs Sev.
meur party crawIiFg on his abdeme, 10 Liss
Tic toe which peers ont from the ragged siork.
ing IF a foot marked South
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4 80 Z = t.ook ro1t.i IiiE --saera So !
80 - - -ne 49, 50 -. ta- hzt.as- - :
- an1 rFinp.sste--- =. - sst - -taap--
PAL p-y ll-fsi rrr-rl fs ~ exc rrtarsl-r -.
t,s-e tr~-s a. e-een g tsr11s 84rfl,iIs- as. = a ~
fce T = GAM
nrt-a-t~ - e -ass-s s.-s.ti,-
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I'i,pN The camp al G7sde's Hati.lioa r-s- fhr-t.-
non1a. NnTeuoer 7th. l<c1. SAN ~DRREl
tiof->E- ae1nf u h4nts hi<h. yrars AID .-rsii
4.-E- m fog-hrad p1crs n1d trots A IIberai rs-.rl
li =, 1ll ~ h. leiEerg - ~. a. a. - astrs
u.nesl- Tn1r9-3tsI VA n Hsr1.oo1
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Ia ~ Mccarthy. ncr AZ Augusta. vas rs
Gently injured By faii. but Vas suascieniIv
recssfrsd on HsndaJ last TO rcsuns his en- sbr-
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Barink's circnlAr qiis.es Erie shares S5s-ga.
g :. Illinois tenfFss 5fsrz5 Fiisconni Nep
York Central. 7f(a76 Juised States sikr~. 20
le :: Tinted States ives. 66fa5S- A4sszrhr
sets ives. 9o(age
lIospqS. pciol'er- p consols closed a. -
"a 9hs. FOR money
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Tie Richmond Exanaincr Of the : 9Th make
the following extracts from tic BEitish Press
en- th. spec eli Of sirIG. {. Lewis. The EiarH
ineF says:
The London Herald reyerss to SIT G. c. Lewis
speech asd argues in opposition thereto d
says the time has arrived FOR lh4 recosnitios
OF the South. and that the greatest inistak.
future times will point out IN the foreign poll
cy Of Lord PalmeTsten 'vill he th9 long dslav
in fecognlzing Tic Confcdef,ge. The London
Post also has an arEnment again 81 Sir e. {.
Lewis view as 70 tl's time FOR rec i-nition snd
says they ate total - variance With The ac-
cepted practice OF n1iicns. The Linden Her
aid calls attention 10 the cohiciinEs views of
Mr.. Gladstone and SIR G. G. Lewis relative 10
Anicrica. ard says they ought no 10 sir IA the
SAME Cabinet The London Herald then con.
froFerts the views Of Sir G. c. Lewis and saw.
preeedents viii Justify the present. lrecoenit;oa
Of the South. The Lbndon News compliments
Sir q. G. Lewis for his remark regarding
them IS ministerial in signiicanke- u Avs
they will 90 far 70 siiil the risirg GLAMOUR oi
reckless and thohghilsss men II sd1s :
Notwithstanding Mr. Gladstoue's statement.
theiGovernment are Of opinion lhh az Jrfers /,
Davis has not made the G. States, yaiion.
and until he has England viii eel ttainly not
inteffere. The LonsloI Army and y hwy Gazette
says that t5s p~rlsctiy obvious ii at TIE nisAl-
Der pf men in The fsIi touch the / mits OF the
fighting population both North and South and
when TO this is added the armies swallowed
up in the ssainps. in battle fields. IN marches.
and rendered non-efsr;lve by sickness BY
woHnds and 10y Isafole tho intervention which
is 10 arise from the lard logic OF ateoml.lished
facts is mare likely 10 terminate the naf-a
war ia which niucll ignorance pf the first
principles Of military science has been eFiared
and great itdiffereice shoTn for human life.
The speech OF Sir g. e. Lewis was received
with great joy At the North. and as hailed as
an evidence That irltefvsniiDn IS More remote
than ever from the thoughts of tie English
Cabinet and people. Tie New Y brk Herald
think that intervention is now q dead cock
IN the pit. and gives the following reason for
th opinion
we have. first spsech. Of the English Sec
retzrs OF War. Sir e. G. Lewis. Against the
recognition of the South. coupled with The
declaration that she has not As yet accomplish
cd her independence; secondly. the cushion
ing by the Liverpool Chamber Of Commences
Of ! motion TO nsemerializs the Qnssn IN "a
vor Of intervention with an emphatic srpres-
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LIvEEfooI- Oct. / &. p. m--TAs sales Of co+-
ton q-day were ? zoo bales. including. 500 10
sI'ecuiztor AID sxpcriers- The market closes
hrF7ef, and though raies are unchanged there
Is rather better fsslinE
Brsadstnffs were quiet and irrrguIai With a
downward tendency.
Provisions wsrz faf
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SUBSTITUTE orrr frrfr-fre ye.rr ~ .-e. - -srt.
n "a fnr ti'ree Te.r. rr-inrinr rhr ~sr- llrrxl
pee sll os paid Fer farther -aferaatisn apply a.
Nor- II lns
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Says the Louisville oi the . ltli ult Il
: W learn from the Cincinnati Commercial
HAT TWO proihers OF the rebel Cen laiborne
Who Is reported among the killed IN the Perry
Vile rghf; reside N Newport They are Eng
llfiimen. and one oi them. who has not been
nAturalized. was throwli into Jail a few weeks
ago Tor Feiuslng TO work on the Notifications
His friends wrote to Lori Lyons. the Britisl,
Minister az Washingtar On the subject! which
F9snlted in a corresRpndfnce between the State
Department. and Provcf Marshal Gzsraway
ending in the release u yaung Claiborne from
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TERMS OF TUIFIoE.

LAnguaSre 20 40 . n eneh
IN the ornsnental Experiment. full provision vii
le M &c. OF the ordinary prices
Tho rule OF pay nlcit onehalf In adyanee The
b thc middle the lrrm
Eosrd can be had inscood fsnilits. ard AZ cnuvcn
tent bnarding hense-kept pureesv Tor younx ladies
The prize al board iheuding ehs and fneI l. not 4
sxceed 81 so per week. g. W. PARKS
auRe>1 Seefef-iy and Treasurer.
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LirEErooF. OcspJer IS. Is53-The Btsksr'.
circnhr reports the salcs # the week IL IS
500 bales. intending 6ooo 10 speculafsts and
5.Q0D 70 exporters The marker has lean dull
and closes nominal Al one and H. p.n
~, tso renee decline rnier heavy arrivals
.reta india. The sales an Friday rire 600
,-a''s ci''-inS VIII ,'iii declining te4tency-
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7,AKES np - tae t-bs-riser aboui 80 uo1ta aE1..
u i1rre rel baii. ~flh bis taii CT q L1e cun-
= go the anizal by p-oFt1E PropeIty a1a p1T-
rrr charEnn- |AnEe tMIIh-
nsvi-icf. knliss scutk q ch1lf.nssra-
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sai- Tbs best jsst oftho season i. cbarJc.
sumHer'' l4te d getttt OF The Constitution.
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- Advertisements net marked coDy<<for
specified time will be published one ms1th ana
sba -Red according to the above rates
srBoIxL foTIcEs charged one nricsr and a half
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ssrse with the Cincinnati Enq1irer
flat right-thinking people everywhere Ell be
feloleed 70 hear # the rs-election 10 Congress
o. me hpnorable Daniel w Voorhees, tic el-
oquent champion OF Democratic prindiples in
lndiana- The aboillionists made the most
desperate exsrtEens to defeat him. and they
we're aided by the whole iuHusncs or E%Gov.
Joseph Al Wright. who lives in that dstrict.
All t. no purpose. however. VOORHEES, has
frlnmphed ever an unscTupulous opposition.
and viii eentinus member OF that Hohse. OF
which he is one Of the few srnaments
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Tht srEds on tie 9Th Oeioser cl,sed strong
er and clnsols 4 shade higher. The demand
ior na97rf IN tlfs eisrouias market v'ss more
aiiire Very few isaeifons took lllses he
loFs two Per cent. u tie vsislsF= ~1is of gold
lrFsn kis Bank continue i i ihnngi IA ai-
vancelin the Bark ininimam vail he lie 10
suit. m
The bullion ii the Bank Aas dscrcassd
cal9 IN 81 - --l
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One W o. GrieT. noted for his abolitioa sen
siEnsnIs in the Kentucky Legislature aud a
source O. great annoyance to Morgan. wa.
captured by the latter and subsequently, made
his escape into Ohio. AIT Cincinnati h. writes
= long letter to : friend, giving most patriot
ID account of what he calls his "pcrstcnticn' ;.
We give his blood aud thunder conclusion
4 i@Why is all This persecution Of me ? Ia II
because condemn tlIis wicked IcbelionLurgeJ
vigorous prosecution OF this war. and in nv
pace IN the Senate OF Kentucky opposed The
temporizng policy of my own party For thi.
am burned ont and hunted ont of Eentuekv.
| am now uncquIvocally for conGiscafion su6-
lr7ssatlon, e1terninatIon and hell and danna-
tibn."1 k fl5s
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DRUGS /! DRUGS DRUGS

sTNFi0SE wishing anything ia the ab We line win
lhnd il mnch To their advantage TO call A. the o.d
ptand Of B. +. Tut where they he supplied With
sneh aetic les are usually kept in Drug stores nj
prices tp suit the tmef.
Just received ii large snppiy of choice cigars aud
tobacco D. MeCDRkLK-
oet22-lm y
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Says . recent numlier Of the louisville
journal received Mt the REBEL Office
People are getting fired Of SO much talk
about b1gging rebels. Our forces are always
about 10 bag rebels, but don't bag them. The
promises come duly off.tiut tlobagginr feesn't-
When Lees forces crossed The Potomac into
Maryland, il was published eyervwf,ere that
our army would bag the whole OF them b,t Il
didn't. When Stuarf's cAvalary moro recentiv
made bold dash 200 niles through kIaryiand
into Pennsylvania. the country was vehemontlv
assured that we thonld bag every man Of them,
s1t-we didn't. Nhen Gen Sill. = few days
ago. m-de a rush into Frankfort. scatter;r,s-
Morgan gnerrIlias. i is said. in all directions.
VIC were rheered with isie declaration that he
could bag the last man Of them. bit lie conldn't
y hen Bragg reifcated after he battle Of Chap
I'm Hllls. we were all exhilarated with the in
telligencd that Baeii. Gilbert. and Granger var.
on all sides o, him. hemrhiSi- him in ana tI,,.
they would bag him just an Certainly a. he
lived. but they did nothing of the sort when
We hear of rebel troops being couppleielv
hemmed IT. we can hardly help responding
ahem AS for bags. ths rebels generally
give us the bag 10 hoId. bht not with ,b.m.
selves init"
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Rates CT Advortisinx
oas Squire Of Tx lISKs less. one Insertion.
~ 20 aud 80 e.ats for eaeh Eubsequent insertion
less than month.
! Mo1 Va !, M9II ~ L ,I5s Ii u
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-12

To the Farmers OF East Tennessee.
OUR armies need all ths Hogs and Cattle you can
~ atten. and befal prices will be paid for pork
Hogs. Beeves and Corn
have been assigned to the pnrchase Of hexs
beeves &c. in East Tennessee viii appoint
sufficient number OF agents 70 assist me and define
their territory. aad will Ia due time publish their
names
have determined "a make prices "uniformv and
liberal. and hope every hog in East Tennesse suita-
for pork. win be fattencd.
Nl -nare. fnr the present, il Atlanta. 6a.-Will
nnvk < nSxville soon. Letters addlessed " at
other psIni VIII be attended To-
J.F- CUMMINGS.
8sp3eH Major and c. s.. q. 8. A..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-12
MISC ELL AlNEOUs.
Intsrest-bearihg Treasury Nots.

4HhoIost -uo1pfHB lfeasury Notos.
fHKAsrE1 DkrAKTNEsr. c. S. A.. u
- Richmond. Sept. Is. 1851.
rEbFs notice j. hereby given that congres. has do.
y authorized the annual payment Of interest on the
1-3o Treasury Notes. The interest due o each note
e1 the arst day ef January next win ~ paid to the
respective holders ntnent at the Treasury or
. any Depository Of ths GoFernnent
tsigned) o. q. MENNiNGER,
eetl3-lm = Secretary Of TreAaurr
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20
THE LESSON OF THE DAY.

1tis agreed on all hands that dissatiis.-
faction with tie conduit vf tie war h...,;
been of the main causes Of tie beavy pop: j, !:
ular yerdicta : against lie. 'Adm;;nis,ra,i'i,
Had The canvass turned solely, ol;. On that
poi. I, Tie votes would, Substantially have
all gone the same way. Those Who CAV. III
their ballots on the side of the Admins
tration did 50 Il *pi.e y; not BY re.So,,; S,,,'
Of, its management .f the var, and t.:
cause they considered that the election IL:
v"lyed other issues yet more Vial: They
believed, and still believe. that the mo. 5.
'i.e e the leaders of the Opposition VA. VA.
not the invigoration Of the war, but il,
Jizc,ntiiuuiua"ce And set they canno5t
doubt that the great body i ths Oppxi:
ton we're aftuated BY, al honest desi'et
that the war should be effectually pushed
on, and, that they meant that their r. votes
sh: qld weigh 80 that ,c1tent-neo, uore:' ree; .
- =. If tie results of this mph ef the op!
pos p lion shall indeed ts confined : that,
% = good ps'rio. viii grievee, Oyer - i. At
all ev' nts i is the duty of the Admins.
'ra'io" '' Is be. be admon'srd ! BY Ito that
de. rec at least, and 70 see we'll to it that
he"cefortth' come come what nay, 'l'e conddct
IF The war shall be as energetic a a. hither
t. It has been langaid.-N Y 7ime.e