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NEWS FRoaI RENrucKY.

We met. on yesterday with Captain II. 4.
Rogers of the 9th Tennessee Regiment, who
was in the fight at Perryyllle last WEEK
From him We learn that our forces gained
decided victory. Our loss was about thirty
five hundred in killed and wounded, and the
eneny's about ten thousand ia killed and
wounded and about ten thousand pris-
oners. We lost no General officers The
enemy fell back to Lebanon and our forces
-coGeentrated at or near Camp Dick Robin
son. The principal fight was on w dnes-
day We captured large quantity pf ar
tillery. Our army was in fins spirits and
would soon beIready for another battle. He
left there on Friday night.
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Rags. RAGS. RAGS.

4 WILL bny al the old Lnnen aud Cotton Rags Did
pieces ~ rope. eunny sac pieces 81 K ais and Al
the old rags you can bring q in the next thrre
mouths Tor which will pay CASH.
Wash the dirt ont and hiring them in- rake ND al
the scraps and and get your money fr whaf yon
haH th 6wn away e
want them delivered az my oh stand On the cor
ner next door t. q. H. p Waynes a. N The stort q
Bis lcn d 4 Birkmiiier. o. a. Harrison Tenn ~ A.
z. Hunter. JAS : EDWARDS
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srFhe following remarks, which we
take from the Southern cohfederacy, so
clearly express our. views that we give them
place IN our columns. The Government
ought not to pay contractor two dollars and
fifty cents gallon for whisky which the
contractor can have made for one dollar and
q half gallon. No more whisky should be
allowed to be made than is necessary q sup
ply the wants of the army. We say now,
Is We have said before, that all purchase.
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rtI4


WILL Offer for ale Al the Court house IN Harrison
i IN Monday the 10th cay u NOVEMBER. lss3. n
uulic cutlery the highest bidder Tor ca~h, negro
man m med Alex Black ahut twenty three years cd.
i've feel ve inches high and weighs abo1t leo lbs-
Said negro he belongs 20 samuel Walker. OF Hal
tirnnre county. Maryland said negro = runaway
and will be sold on that day 20 pay cb11Es<-
nrtiI-Im MILO COULTER.
Sheriff Hamilton Cnllnfy-
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j. THE EXEMPTION Acr.-The late Ex-
emption Act, as published in thepewsPapers,
seems to caincorrect. The law as it passed,
exempts 'eall persons engaged in mining
coke, smelling, and manufacture. of iron,
regular miners in coal mines, and all golfers
engaged in maxim charcoal, !" &c.
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HEaDoUaETkEs C. :. Fescszs.
Tsnn-, Oct l3th, lss.-

SDetiaI Order,
No 4.
An surgeons and ssistants arriving a Chat A.
n3oka viii report e. ssurgeon Eieweiiyn Ne cal D.
refhr. QiarieFmasers and ASSISTANTS val rrr.ri 70
Naibr Thsm.s Oiarfer1na-ier- C.lmmi<sar-es aud as
sisfants viii report 10 Capt Francis Post tomuis-
sarr
anime the rasse- u ala persons saving Chaft1ns<t
~ tbe difsrent railrsld< ARy on - sr ssi
der attempting Ia leave Eifhort pa ifo tie-e
Provost Marshal
Bv command OF ". W BOYD. i. NIX Psi
G. H. LrZEN BERG.
r.ltIl A A. @.
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1IEaDQr aITrEEs G S--FoEcEs
sPECIAI..ORDERS.
No. l.
SurCeo1s r. D. Hamiifnn and A. Hunter Ei,l
constitute the exsufnin bard ~ N r.asf in nr,r
dance rilh Cen~rat Order M II f.~ fi- txanusti n
u all EnderS rha nay Le siieri NJ sulier for
furiougb or di-rharr~-
b. edmmand q " W BOYD.
octil Col rouiuld =
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fIEanor .rrras a. - F.ss1.n
Chaftanoe.-a Tez- OF liza. -
kpeeizl Orier -'| IIf
MI
All o1cerz ~ fIIs Pest sd Al uho NY hereafter
arrlfe nere Whistler duty not Hill in stately
report In person - fhesI' Be.,-I..1,r 49,
b. order Ct W II. BOYD 1ai Can'ntrsi-r
orut T.. r. LrZENRERs
If A. A. A. g.
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General Orders.
No J. +t
J. Al i.ers0ns colnetfe1 uih The .r,ou< Z IL.
command required "a resprrt The rights o. prop
cry On a. a the inhabitants z not T. cat any frce-
or shrbifry- nor - enter auf lrirate i1rlsurr IN
tess with TIE consent Of re nrliett nor di~ttt
injue any fence 81 incibslre ~ in any rnhnnrr 20 ~
ct Appropriate private pr'irerty ~ others.
H. All uficcrs char -el with the exrrnitsn q
this order and will rrport aay riaffsn 4 i ~ thes
hcadffIia-ffTS- Eli
By ~orrnaud q Col X " Buvd
seP27-ff T.. a. frZFN BERts-
A A A. sea-
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For Sac. by an Officer in Che Arnur,

, Two HORSES. one flsorongh Gleucoe horse
large stylish AID spiiited-has beer in the -er~
vice from the beginning Of The Would suit =
STAFF officer Age. ytan-
The other young staIi'ou.4 year. cid. Gentle.
ami draws dneiy IN buggy
Apply 70 AAi. J. T. CHkAPSEYS,
Ter 60 Maj j. l. Hopkins Law ohirr. Main -
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Notice.

IL persons indebted 70 the estate Of y. r. Brown
- dec "a, are directed 10 come forward Immediately
and make Taymenit and those having claims against
sid estate are hereby notified 10 present them within
the time prrscribed BY Law
octls w. Il. D. THOMPSON
admr estate N. p Brown. dee
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Special 0raer. -
No >
Al sel1isrs discharErd fro-n ha~rItsls rrsurninr
IRON sex furi1ugh<. o. ala nav ~ any mems tare
bec0ne seperafei rn th-fr re- ire-lfs rrin "a arri-
ving - this place. inm-diate1F report - Major 81
Paul CON handing Camp Dire.liou
D. order Of " W Geyd. Cd onnt Z
octlt {. IT, I.IZENRERE
A. A. a..
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Genrrai Order No
connanders - Regirrnfs B.tta-iaus Artillery
CouI-nies and Cavalry sgaadrons and ranrani<~ are
hefeeT stered 70 make tner weekly rrppris these
Headquarters. o. their requisfians uiii nj - 49,
proved Con- " W. BOYD.
OIL Comnandi1g Fuicrs-
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Commitfed

mo iaiI in chatfanooga on the 9Th Aagust 1851.
IL a negro boy named Alex. who says be belongs
10 James Cockrell Of Punfotoc county. Mississippi
he ! about feet inches high, black coupeEi0a--
fhe oEner viii oSne forward, prove p1qPellf and
pay .sss. s :; : G ss-s's. q.
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Chattanooga. TEN. <tir- s.rh. les
List Of names Of n,eu des-rt1d froai lie Cr.rsrse
Hospital for which rersri r thirty dollars lsSo)
i oiere1 for The sppre ae1suE q each. ts arF-
- -
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rhs E.nbalmlag Ba..ne-. I'D .

Tnr I'm inning bu-iness az the L - Army
The correspondent Of the London Times
writing from the ramunkey river Jun be Is
says
Qnmy way from this pIantt iion from the
camp, saw before me some tents surmounted
with curious thing. sign bbara. ON which
was written with large letters, -Drs Brow,
and Alexander, Government Enibalmdrs y I
They arc not to einbalm the Goyernent. how.
ever, but only those who require 1T tiy tho
care OF the Government My Irish gentleman
Trend was acquainted with the doctor. do
mol know Brown or Alexander bnt we found
him sitting on matt in his drswefs and sliirl.
with large diamond pin III the latter Rather
muddy c0iored garment. Take drinks" OF
Course Oh Bourbon whisky and large fuml
blers. That once over. | collimdnce asking
questions. The doctors were doing a laf.s,
bssiness there; behind were four cotpses!
sec hein 0s course, poor isiloNss. none ot
them shot, all died by fever.
he doctor told me the prnciIsa ingredient
for embalming Was Kind OF liquid glass aud
gypssm. which hardened To substance like
stone. lntliis stae the body wnnh keep for
many years. perhaps forever. 'llhe b.sa es
looked well preserved although not ry
agreeable Tue doctor took I'D eihbalmsn.s a
private twenty-five dollars and fof an diiiccrI
fifty dollars was told that stnr4 the c5ni
meiicenieiit OF the war above trt ihons anal
bodies 81 soldiers had been tsnlalined and
ssd.t home This was done by Adams TX
press, in deal boxes. led ulrh zlic The
poor fellow saw nailed up vote hiss dlhfor.r
and his writing case and portfolio lfere laid
beside him. With this and bundle OF hay
under his head. and the address on the cover
of the box, nc was sent home q his mourning
parents.
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FIour. Flour.

< FEW sacks Of -four on eorsicnufft which Mi
4 be closed cut low by lie sack a my store
Octls-1t 4. W EoRBIN
Market street
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Nolice.

a ~. persons are rafisned against ~eiiinS sos1d~
\ on iefter ~ credit dated - Oct. lraEn in ms
ias4r ana sfsnei IS SIR e. J. Fulton. >upf- = A. K
c. x. T.. the SINE Ia. leeH lot stolen. and
ila4 ior which Il given expired the loth
Inst. " p WILLY
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Sst I'VE ard indebted to Capt. H. 4. Rogers,
of Memphis, the gallant cosllnander of Co. L
Nirii rsnneas4e kAginleElt, for list Of tile cas-
usldies liil that regiment lin the late battle in
eiItpdky. " E Publish the list in another
epfiinh. Can't II. Was hlasnded in the head at
the bbttIe pr HPefrysilie, which is Che second
woiinl lie has received during the war, having
received d wound al Shildh which has caused
the tess pa ti,g pss of ono Of his arms We
are h4prSto hfhte tIlat tie Capt is not So lad
~ wounded as to c.lrse tile loss ofliis valuable
services Il his country, and is still o., duty as
recruiting ofieer Ileis at present III the. city.
but W regret T. HinSe suffering from an at
t.tef 9tl s5aknesk. lii
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!. The Ladies of Eihe Augusta soldiers. Relief
Society," make lieloI0wiiig presentnent in the
AuguHta papers pfilSund4y
NE4I4re happily lIowsler III being allie 10
state lpuF pedpfe That througll the liberaIity
oil 4 bpFtidn IL uflfitizdils III making us DO
NATIONS NO HAYS BHen ehabled to make aud
Distribute To Dur sJidierB fromssthe orgaIiza-
ton dc our AssoEiliion 10 the present time.
oyeE eight thbusApb garileslts. We feel graf
fled t4at we doule contribute our mite III
making as copi0ttable as in our power |nl4ny
of our isatripi soldFrs. WHO would otherwise
hlse slsiigrvti ioF The Want OF c!ollsin1 ithc
GDIefiAnfnt lIos SIMPLIFYING their iieeessities-)
fWeEWeiiil lklv4 Iioile much more If We coll!,l
Ii.ve Esdt tie kadIIs, as OUR A association were
ereI ready tDrespond to a call FOR work. wien
we A5Il,t pfofnrd tile material
And tliis brihgb MS To the necessity af ms
king a coDpiaii Against the rnanuiactoIi Is in
our Icountry. E.s ws5ifeel We have ito right To
call on others i liz officers OF orr Assoei.,
,tiplI have apPeal@Il as.in Aud again ID the
owllers. teet nslbASe IL rcas enable profit to
them, Que bale on their goods per week. which
wo1iSkiaye been l'i,t a small item to them
but enabled us bSthIs time. 20 have made
elolhing Enough 70 Supply each soldier from,
Riesm.rll e0lsnty and SECURE him against suf-
ferihg from c9fa dfriig The coming winter
BnfItheir reply Et9NoiIr appeals have been. at
tend The anctlDE llk you can buy them thus
putting us at tie mercy Of the specuh.Jrs.
uIir funds being LINKED, this of course
ail8Infedfo a pIi5lbition.N Thus u turn
deaf ear to oiu hsspeal lid seem hard; and
when tliatl aPlleti was snade ~ save those
brave nan rom whit alra suffering. THAI are
keeping back Tic enemy that lvoui ss,onoveT
run our epntFy sinll destroy the SeryNeslab-
hshhlehis by Ahifi the owners are ainslssing
fortunes, II these stout hearts and strong arms
OF the spff,riII5 sPiders did mol relsel hem
Yet trey REFUSED N dole out 70 Us the small
pittkncc Ne ask Ail that at a reasonable prof
it, Nc clintekS il ts almost {iishearteHsd u.s.
and mad E lis ile9pair in the success Of our
cause I ofir acknowledgements continue this
suicidal course VIE lfanHat tell what is 10 be.
conleei s.tr needy IRoIdirFs.
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HE.ssr.sIE.. 3. ;. Fa..,s..

CLatianoosa. oct. "a. i-se
No. b.
Al paroed prisoners % swar. not rxrhanCed srri-
irving Al this Ilare I'll refarf ~ MAJOR II Pal con
handing the Camp ~ Difrcfics-
b. command % Col ". ~ B.yd-
CHI liz f-SRERG
oct5-u A. A. A Gen1-
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How tornpIItn ssstaFy presentations sre got
-. zen up Among the fankers.

Amql,g tie pritate effects 81 Colonel J. r..
1ToIl.xnr cautdred spIne time since al Fayette
Court House. a1lfsA qphIaiiy Of stationery was
ioufd. witIi Abe isItieIi paper and envelopes
a'loEiled with Bfh$ sulrisFaph likeness Of The
afoHessid coldnel Anipilg his private q rres-.
poElIehee was iohnIe letter Written by him.
seIfltqa ffienl in eHncnrati, Informing tile lat
tet that le isinoWin command of two regi-
nlellis, aud that a9p was the time fof his
friepds to.B push hEiit forward for tile appoint
melit Of frigadierigeneral. That he wished
his Friends 10 lrfsGnt him WITH horse and
tralpings. and if khsy esud not afford to go
tire whole hog, Ne Would assist them: III fact
he says, iii mist beldorle' at all hazards If, he
had 10 foot the whqle bill" lie also REQUEST
cd Il al il should he mentioned editorialy in
the leading papefsl and tllat his chaplain. who
was tlieii- ia Cincinnati should make a speech
upon tic presentations but he adds, ..ihht his
chaplain was Q queer fellow, and probably
would n@tldo so IriiAow pay in which event
he lutlioHized his fftenil to paw him Sl00. and
Ito 20 as high as $500 II the preacher
would not de fiesleefh for less - edmond
Erdntfae7s III Ill lA
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lis act 80 rsk ~ -us--srE t.-..- - - :
oo.pans ae-iie- = i1r-isA -sl,-1irr. ~ .A2i :.
ll1ri Himself STA the -t-tituif r4z-i1aa.s.t
81 camp ~ i.-trrrii1i as.1 3 lie Nal-ir..r =.
ls-f.is trrnf'f ls.. -uli-s .l--l- sl 20 --.. -
tsan - = raiE--rl - 49, Z .1rs1ai.s
"a s11d - 81 s.-tlr-1- fss- .l,1 ,si.r -. -.
oe So & acrFlrrd I'D crlsI-,l -1 liir rrr.,a -
in-hHae SKA r.-sriui- rnas p. li,l-r I'D 8, fi'-
ooi,al-,ie-.- q fc camp 1 A. -silliIie -l.l
elflfled isltl-l-iir--rls ~ tlis- .u.,,.- ~ -
exl'en-c 81 rke - cot ,s- . a..
rs1e1-
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unser tbi~ srf 49, * rec.li-t 49, tie -.
- ulaks i.rit s.i.- reF are b STALK -.
STAT - tlrl->nr1 - ~ riih = u-i lcair " -
exr-aiitien-
suPe-inifnlsu.k a. s.rziists - 4...i a11 o.li..
iacisrlcs e tl- -ii- ~1th ella sna.-
= cd y ti.e zTIar ~ sililr- l-1let.4- y 49,
KIND a-<1 a. te ttrt-tc q 4 iter-te etalr
ssrtrnioei'i>- = ~ < erclii AZ exaeri,s lEtrar
a. any ur e-l--i-21zf IL i.anlcr 1ecrA.ais = a.
eEi-ient ,lirr.fiua-
Eurulin. r1Icrf< - % rt1lr- artElr = fisas -
T. u. Bl4kt.-- kasar.lf--
A. cf-r.lElc-4s Eil lrc1 iisstr a.
ibe rlrdiiis - er-i a. curusis- i,I,ic-fe rsIs -
a. t'e--cas ~-strn ite - Ie = all - lrr
nafo-i e, fiiis s.iur Ria - rl>e BE-
. - .nd y . = isrsarles = liz ltrnl .e.r.
a. Ill ;, zsle - - s,s-s,I.u, ,.ro-r. AZ
iarrar1cdto fh~ s.l.ca 1T r,cr-,,. - 49,. 49,
eiEtrict- ~ aet ~ >s - - nnd -. D. iaay ~
exempt 1ft-r - lr-i -scii.n - - - ~ tnIss-.
-io eRrnlt certain l,rrsf.- f,an ensuireis - -
rirr IN TIE 4rniies ~ tie t1u,t-j-i-se 1res A.
run rary t1is r- gsi - tle allr1 II tl.e psf-..
that be = txcmpfel 81 laE. IL AZ iarit- 80 =
nululrled 11 rsirIed - - nlfa--r fie ra-arnn :.
feaark>. ,psi,- -S- 1--fe 81 fa- ,rr--a -
~ tErol-1E aficcr e1-lntf AM I,-rs.u -. 49,.
gr.iuild q sls .4l l-sli'ilr- bir s&.. Il - @
% ir-rel- 1re-i $1,000 = kntzEl~s and be -xa.--
fst<s. IN cs-e tlle rcI-1a ll1u-l A. -
81 lie ui<i e endangered - ir.Fsi.n 4 l,ly.icl..
q - MAKE artsrlt o. III s-ct. f,ir--at 1. 4.
fbe ei,rolLnE Eve 80 lie j.ers.an n.-t - .
arIea a1ilatll iilat BE EiI llIr-raf huS-ii Il, -.
enssiiins 'tlo-s - sa'a A. BE 49, - -sl ~assrL.
fer-sn- l,-c.-r=ed ir-a the -elslor f1riul-r
ekuert - frasoa a aarlns FURNISHED -nlI-f Ir a.
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2l0 .E''' : ss =; :'''' = =; ss ( ~
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DEArH OF MahNIARp.A-Fr From a gse1itlcr,ari
who left Helena last week, the Grenada Ap-
peal learns that Mat Ward, Of Arkansas. but
formerly Of Louisville. was mistakenly shot
for d Federal soldieE on Sunday 9th uIiI, and
died on the following Tuesday.
Tie circninsta1cHs attending the affair are
that Col Dobyls. At the head of some one
huBElred, and fifty Iiartizans, had gone to his
plantation. some distance below Helene with
the view or getlihgIont his negroes. 0n)ar-
rival at his place NJ found some eighteen or
twellty Federal soldiers, and immediately gave
chase and conniehced d hire upon them They
passed Ward s house, who, hearing the noise.
TURNED round tile csfner 10 ascertain the cause,
and having Oh plain blue blouse coat SINH
lar TO the Yaikee Uniform. was shot At by one
Of Pobynsi men and pierced through the side
He fingered until Tuesday, when he expired.
The party Of Yankees. numbering nineteen
werenl u either capthtedlor wounded.
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CHAT TAN 90 A:

SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. 10. 1862.
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rRH AND srNBke or MS roRf coSrREnEs AT
LARGE.


IARGE.
lsaSt afternoon nearly al dark the city was
thrown into high state Of excitement by sew
eral squads of the Provost Guard rushing At
double-quick through our streets Soon Il
passed from mouth 10 mouth that the East
lNennessee tory bridge-burnets had escaped
from jail and were at large. We made indus-
~ of several, but could learn nothing definite.
We visited the Jail TO learn tie facts IN the
case, but the accounts from Tie guard there
with one OF whom we conversed-were contra
dictory and unsatisfactory; and but little was
known at Col Lees Head Quarters, save the
fact OF the escape of the PRISONERS
IL WILDE recollected that these men were
Drought TO THIS city last sprin5,and put IN jail
They have been here ever since. A guard
has been kept around the jail. but they have
so long stood and lain around tssere night and
day that they lad ceased 20 b} on the alert
on galard-ready for any attempt at escape
1t was at an opportnne molneIt Of this kind.
when but few were on guard aHd those few
not expecting or looking out fJr an attempt 10
escape, Ilear night. when the jallor went in 10
give the prisoners food aud water. that Fry.
lhe not0rions and daring leader Of the tory
band in the bridge-burHiIlg enterprise. seized
upon the jailor and choked him down. while
others snatched his keys and hastily unlocked
every room. Some II Or Ii df them rushed
out at the door and came very unexpeStedly
upon the single sentinel who Happened 10 be-
then in front, knocked him II, vyn and took his
gun from him. ard before the guards on the
other side of The building were aware Of wat
was going on or could esme round TO the 'front.'
me most OF them were ont IT the front gale.
One or two who endeayorcd to climb the high
fence were stopped by having the senfinclss
gums leyeled al theE,, a1d perhaps two others
tell from the fence and we've so badly hurt az
10 be unable 10 get away. All who got
throughHthe gaie-some 10 or IL --inade THEFT
escape. and at this writing are at large Quite
a number of mounted men ar4 securing the
country IN every direction, and We have no
doubt they will all be recaptnrkd before anoth-
er night Final escape we should consider
impossibI e.-AfImta Confederacv
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FrsE srsaRs-Mr. Rdath. on the west side
Of Market Street has iuktreceived % 900 gem
aine Havana stsarH. We know they are good,
for i've lave ndI1edE then.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-19

lzS- We understand that the Brigasle Of Gen.
PrestonIIsInith wa4lnot Fn the recent fight in
Kentucky We make tilisI statement for the
inflrrhatisn pf those Having. relatives and
friehdIs ia tllatI hri4hde.
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should be made By the Government from
the original producer. The man who makes
the whisky pr The -four are the ones from
whom the Government should make its pur-
HIthe Confederate Eoyernment wants to
procure whisky for the use of the army, the
hospital and medical departments, let every
facility be offered the manufacture of it to
the extent Of the Government wants, Let
the War Department. dssign an agent to this
business Let him advertise for proposals
TO furnish the whisky and give the con-
tracts to the lowest bidders; and let him
have no share or interest in any contract or
contracts fpr this purpose Let him get
thd pay Of. IieutenanE or Captain or what
ever his rank may be, but no more !; and let
tha article be manufactured by the contrac-
tor or contractors to the extent Of their con
TRACTS and no further Let this plan be
adopted while the. war lasts After that,
letIevefy body make and sell whisky, who
is 90 inclined as heretpfore
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-19

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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-19

- Atlanta Coufsder1ey III t,py for 60 u..k.
and SD IN .. this Pei In