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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

Hi. u
gent and honest, the screws have come loose
the sogs Have ceased I'd operate, and The
structure has fallen ID pieces. There is nc
use trying to mend it, The material does
not exist. You can not make moon pui
Of green cheese, aud yda can not frame 4
republic out of. yankee plank
Players hre sfthe abstract and brief chrbn-
icles Of the times says Shakespeare, and
che stsgslis one great source of public
amusenent,g adds Hhzlitt, not to sayin-
struetion IA good plhy, veil acted, passing
awayIa whale evening delightfully."-, at eer-
tain period Of life, pnd agreeably at an
times I NE are one of IthosezRho believe
in both these as if they were lsaxims, and
ate aisO q the opinid4 that our people ere
b nd meabk bound 70 forget those things
which relax the hind and soothe the
heart 10 tiEhes. DC peace, because the conn
Try Il in hl4tate of whF For, whilst 1 be-
coming spBEicty should mark our Just ap-
precihtionf of the |ariots realities we arr
daily euhftirig. and the sad bereavement.
we are almost hourly called to depIore, there
i hhpthqI duty Whifh bids US cultivate .
hopeful aba buoyant Spirit. that We may
belahfe to Iresist the sorrows as they come
upon Us It gives Il ldasure, therefo-e, "a
to he4f thai in several of turSoithern. cities
the playFfduse is oBen and attended. In
Richmond, Mobile AID Atlant5, theatEicaa
spectpclffk are ami pnck I'd nightly, repre-
sfntffg Fkents Of be day, s holding the
ipirFdf MP topature. I cndouragi9ssf in assrigi
ePItPfpe IF the heroik pas pr our daily lite "a
honest dhsplition, ab Ia refle.ltidg i" the age
and HB4dy EdrtRe timil ina way which, can
NOT fail tP relieve thk heart b giving 40
outlet to Gle i,nasilld tio9. 1t may be that
these mi FItions Of Jun unity, these reAec-
lions IBID times Il Use attenptei enIlodE-
nenItkof The spirit dc the age. are baH ip-
best ] Is more than probable
hat ii IcsOrs arg bdt cdek loft santersa aud
the astinH {. most diflaif ouS = Nc matter
~ r. ~ ~ fHc lFi lO>e u ulSt4dtAS
tho mind lfbr 4 little; it aifurd4 something
,isIhbt loaded wth the trappip4s bf
lfaFI lhpHl Acc1ed with th4 pllmes oil tic
heiifs4 at8ll house II mourning il ahiuses
th4 49idI4H The s{heak Of tho vioiins! the
asslard pf tie gas lExIEs,.aAd thctihkle of the
stage bel lat least tEmind one Of old times.
qna hire good fo1 fhfir su..gestiveH,e4s
paflBs thf GriihsalI war II Mas = wise pplity
~iladR sti-o5irastd Il stroliias coliipail7
iIIist9fiEs FL 4 trqloi'sE Anyth ias- everything
y iFipri5 slls ;iilial4i Ire, which war and
9he atighEs ind fnkisiiI s 81 war 50 iIatpl
FaII JeaIita. ..tfIg tRine<,sflsa,- Clsetel
( IA oriitere Which inspire men oadFc
thai all btlisrs iiusi. aid tscl.l,n.ttEosl.' i
Thu thefHtte tsfyek ii bosh 10 a style at once
h93fl, 4astuFesI he ami instructive al
esq4fngispefupatid4 p h6uts table taxi |
tonAsthifH 70 lppk 10 beyond the beaten
tra9fk Of War and tbe stale pursuit Of card.
and BAD EhitkeyE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23
GAIL Dor VOIUVTEFRs.

L An aitiorize a. crcasc ny tlnlna1l n tuo
hundred lrru. l-f>laII- Hi.liinr % r8ier rLa
cavalry srrire t1trtd itEi.af~ lie al -
ortrnity 10 ruiuntfer- ~ cut1I.any ru11berr uter
q1e 1nn1red- and fnonEh ,oin l1r Irrrn
r'ea conpany. wdl l. osTan I'D. - the neN rsru-
I'any eleetinr - nan deer las - rt1liry -
ltnly razfinuR frr feu das<-
Per further Irfc nlalf al,llr q on rrrn 80 N.
South q TIE 1astEi1c and Lharlaunusa rer,aIL-
Ne - 1-olsI8kI.S.
Cart-. tlo1rus nliirr g. T.
In Coi. l. y 4rsrgis I<-gf ti-e- l,-ar.-~na
Cllafiancoza. Nur- l--iw-
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OK Llok.ut Ns..t1il. -unl.y srl-inE - 49,
~ bErWce1 CoI- CucEes r1e111acr 49, - f.In1u
cr1 nu1II sid ua1c1 - c14ln- IL an'nEr'1 49,.
~taIIe Waa1I1rI11 Cu114-I Inscr1t1 - 81
~ in.1e. ,zilahl. reu.rl 81 - Elrrn - a.
t1Iircrg q sd HaIrh. g - ll1ncI unlrs
or2i r DASlEl q on
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

Chattanooga. NV 1Ist lsG2
Sealed proposals VIII Be received until q Deem
Der Tor The building u Ordnsnce Wafehos,se ia
thattanooca- Said warehouse 70 Be 100 lref long
70 ieef wide and y feet high For further particulars
Apply a. Capt. A. ID. Hnmphries Ordna nee olkcer.-
livery possible ioeilify viii be given By the Quarter
master Department. r. r. JONES
-norzl-st MAJ. 4 Post Or
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A Nd rui IN Iz1 n tn.rl..o..a Htnuiliru r,r-tr.
n 80 Isanr&are. - - % Ucl1t1f. ,f111. =
NEGRO MAJ - s-5s his lI1l1e J. 1ACk. nnf -
he blIonEI - I1hn Frlde. 1narla "a ~ c-zunlI
Tenn- sd ~ = hiszk. 5 gs.rs ed. Issf inzE
hlEh- - ~ hM1IM
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

s5- IIEADQUARTERs HoNAKD's cAvALnr,
Nov l9th Isez--An oficers AMI soldiers q How
ards cavalry who are absent sick leave. or 9th
srwse, who are able 10 report 10 The com naud
must report Immediately 10 Headquarters Of The reg
iHent. sparta Alfaiiiag 10 comply With The above
viii be p1blished - deserters.
By order ofJAMEs K HOW ARD.
& Col Commanding.
Confedcracy copy ono week and Sad bin - ,hi-
bHice- noF2o lEf
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LEGAL ApNEkTlsEMENTS.


Will. aitenl a. thr Naikrl- lioasc - Cl1tEnunora
i ~ The -sth snd 4s1h days 81 ibis uiunth for lhs
,IrI~r - carrllE fAt Stale ai1 r1lfy TAX Scr "a
gear l-s-- Ihis - The ia-t aPpoutnr1f. sd thu-s
aho ucgiert 70 r'aF EnaF rx1r-ct ~ Nln br 81
each crlliy Courf trctfrc re uho ave
81 prr.i--lsiy rni5- a. tsaRIltNHIEE.
nuTl.-u Ia CnIl-ciar. A.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

- men befurea the aIlss - u nnd a. IN TIN llfE
"a lyl Dl-trict, uil meet ne nf - l;rs~n,r -
hfe IN Chaitanpoga a SATURDAY lsih inst H..
uho have certificates 90 exenpff.u uiIl r--1ni 49,
To- reneraL> This cal mus Re uher~d
noGA4-1t - I0HN- y. 10 T'rT-@
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23
- But that am Torbid
T. Ill the secrets 81 ny prison horse.
could a tale ,,nf,tr -. 1s-t....


could n tale uuioA, whose highest wsra
woule harrow up by sOul-''
2courteous readerI restrain the direful story.
have no wilfnl malice against any one. !
have even the weak desire TO be ~ev erybody's
friend write for the amusement anil infor-
niatioii Of the readers Of the Rebel. aud would
not harm hair upoa the head Of man or wo-
man Of them and If I should ever So far Of
fsnd them, to commit the grievous sin OF be-
ing dull. a crime We scribblers arc oftenest
gaiity of9 beS III Pm to believe that, like a
learned and witty friend OF mine. have a de
sign under it : x
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

ATTENTION 1.t ~. RECT CAVALRY
4 an aAHhpn1ed y Sea- nr1r< Q. raise c.rairr
- romi.AAT n ~ are d--lrrl1x - rr-sn.i-afnr
vi Ind ID hea<iqnarlrr< IN this piarr uherf npis
rcou me- harF l-eeu nade fnr raIalsr.'
c1l-'o1 C,n1 forH4rd ne aud Ill. ID M run~r
o9ntc,.p,es- JACK JONES. calsiaia-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

10 Eng fly 11thnriEtl rll.t 1nl nIu.lEr nIn o.
- service 81 lhe CuuIeder41e ctatcs re1IurnI q
llfantry for The MAJ al capfnirs har.rE cunoarial
orE1nizcd have frIl mastered TIE srrrcr -
writing a. Winebeser. ieerlal.htsr ne - D.
clerd. Teas 1his rrrinlenl Hanlr1 i1.1he1rnieIT
=
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SALT SALT SALT

VII. 81 On the an Day - Decernh-r at5('haffa-
n'-'ga. 900 bu~lci- n flr-1nia SILT sid in loi<
from a. g. 80 >zck~to ,sif lnrrAa~tr< ssle psi
" Ihryzs Iwl W. K. vAXCE-
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sTRAYFD.

D1hA lEO.
T7yION The premises Of Col Vim. Lowry one ME
II West II char.elfon. Tenn. BAY HORSE IS
hands high iosu White feet aud blaze face having aso
conspicuous saddie>snrks said horse VIXEN laf sen
was on Tie Old Fetrral rad. bradley county. re-
ward fIty dollars $500 VIII e paid fof the epure-
eission aud q said horse the place from
whence he escaped ~ o. BULLOCK.
noT20-lw% HsEafd's Cav Regt.
a. atlanta cOnfeierAey please copy ana ssnl bill
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IALErlNDrE Co1rEH. IFIII w
lr~l u Chencerr - Ch1Ilnnnora
JouS gc<rs.
7 appearing al ne 6sien1arf J-hn Janrs =
noa-rrsidrrt q ~ STATE u I<lnrnlrt al a..
proc-ss oI The Csrrt c1nnot - nerrse - ~. o. =
ibereiue dsre1 th1r pubclliol be u1ds ur1ET ~
iour wrrks IN ihs Chlllanea1a B1bel ntuHr1rTr
pn5iisbtd IN - city 81 llalt1uu1Ea. r1uin ~ -
lefendart APPEAR Lh1nccry E,oorf -
h1ld ~ tts CurI Ecnre IN L. CITY ChnlInnonra-
q tte frnf Eon1ly u 1ann1ry Dczt. n.ld anrHera
lin Ele1 arainsf hi nd c1ur1 ~ conpl1lnnrt j
ludru1nt y cunlessi11 III - enleIed aEd 60. -
lu bearaE Il paris- NJ STANDBY g. -
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krAErAna as1fs-s lf-r'r
Chsrtsnoora. Ott- 1Is1 leE1
Certi6cd acruouts 81 a. g aanks La.f. - Or
\ rmaslrr. viii he a Al TIE o1irs q
LUri IN 4 r JONES.
N1j- l. Quar1rrn.n.lar-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

CTOI-ES Fr0n ne skable q S1rinel Iones Of c.
- tooza county. Ca. The - lna-. one rrnr
horse I've years old. eixteen 1anis hirh. wifh
scar each ueather mining para lei win lie neck
nesr six inehes nng, caused b The nla- The absre
anolnf for the thief
R,,~vola c. No~. LA. - 80 =
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EVHo understands steam dissiisries ~ish mod
w ern improvements, ard yeasf and matt ma
king. He viii be exe1pl from c3nscripti1n and
must bring suitable refeuens sngle nan prefer
noTl-s,ad Fursysh, Ca
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

DIT urrr & ~ lsaIt - o. il-ry t.s csuniT e
ID DAD Siate ~ tsrorEia. ~ .l1er
hirAe<1 hdder. fr cash. IN lro1f rh- C1rl Honn1
IN TIE i1un q Ircri11. durlnr t1e rrni l,uls q
IN The - Ine@iay n l1nary he - lnnd
pu uhich Benz Eallts drr' lret lying e. Lookfrs
Drtek. seven 1l1e aturr Trrnfnn. cuntaiulnr n.tnn
80 O. 310oarres-nbcuf lUo9 Er.ir.se f1.6le -
md 1boI SO acre< Bccoud qnal1y. and the hnlnnca
fno1rtaIn llni- Sune 500 60 IN cri-
tirnfiun. nbolt 20 u uhich = IN grass. On sd
place !. fr~ir.is P-arh and arpls oruhrrd tseI-g
nulecs. neEro rnLfnr n11u. E11hIEE. ar
Al ttl tirnr and place Wil aise 81 - q
LAND ~ t1e cu1uty. lying ~iiEo Fl1ly.
f1iuinE leo acre o. rfich an lnpFoFrIneu1l
TIE un1ersiEued III th1r ssid ian1s % ier-unl
ilring - eEaulna-
At. OBENCukIN.
AiminiEirnt1r g tlnls 49,
Nov n. lec.- lE11 InuGu
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sE-AE u nosice M - LilelI m No -

1F17l
inoElf EtlIEIirfr .ctriain Paragraphs wiiifl. hr
IpeaAlfed 9iiginal IA The Rebel. Hdh4e4
witlfa 9ftsiisAiio'l b4t qacf<dited dlsphJ.
wI.Idll Eshes in bfd grace frbn. idathai.
WHICH has lsabituEiIy refused us ille ebnl.
mon. csrHteoaH eddveiltiobality Of III eI
chaEIse!l LlII II lII IIII
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r{ss. Ilr9vost MnrIlFall Ie.len. stemg liz
Eo7EIihiigI OH spiri kfst4per he isnock4sl th4
hcrtt outH larrelff whiskey YESTERDAY !. and
to 5GI phF4opsd kilpfiedse has heeu taEping
pth9ff ekaF sfssee as suii.ed I,roro4t COM
Inatldl iii. Hl IL IIIEI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

E,oR ny boy, Eho str.yed Irou ne abouf seventy
Il I've miles lr0m Knoxville. Team Name q by
tircnisou. axe - years, hetrht frel 4 in-hss
weight l3o 10, very back He - hil
hands. caused b. Al ed burn
VII give the above reward lcr NJ delivery % gohn
p Rapp. a. Chlft1nooEl. uenn- TIE by IN ne o.
the sd Il Uc1ber. 1857 and hard u m beng IN
Knoxville on the 18th q O<toler.
Address, J. c. PETIT.
noT20-lws Sweets Blffrff. B1ckncr'1 D1F-
~ Knoxville Register copy on1 week AID f1rEard
arl.r~1rf n rhf4 49,
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-LOST-FOUNn. 81.


LOS1 ---&25 REWARD.
ON the night u the lcih Ortoher. lsc1. NJ nero
~ bog Andy. - years old. feet 10 inches hirh
black complexion- Was missing and last heard 81
lretHeen Cumberland Ford and ibe Cap Any laFor-
nation a the bog an be thnnkfnIIg recslred 40
reward OF twenty-five dnllars pad
Is do net consider the boy r1nanay. and henre
4 hope be ul he forHardet o. Cana Dirrclina Cat
iaooga. and delivered r. SaIiinra III ~ouIi Il
absent. c. s. RICE
n0v1-3H De1t- l1lh BeE- 1enn. Vols.
knoxxll,e Register plea Sc cory ohs week and Isr.
ward bill n ihis .oGics.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

fi9kFkpERArR RrI|eofAL CocScu-TiIle tirst
GstHral Council Of tie tPro:eslaut Ep9sS9phl
ch4Ekhl mi the Fehfd ierate States assembled il
ApE+sia ga. last "Wednesday The Rfv.lDt
TeElfk{Il. Of Is. &. was unanimously tietidd
pdI+ailfdt elairpahI anil IteE Mr. hEieisell.
o1l AlaI Berfffaafn4 sscretarsl The fieaicaI
dsls EaE ~ from i4IialrA we're Revs. sfe4sIss
TTa9@ot. NIitthe II lnd Pierce The firIst LARA
sqephd days We're ecu pied IN organizing tic
cqtFteH. ne
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B4sff Acting Ems ign Is a new grade I'd the
Yahkqe navy .=asld tanks after masters and be-
fqte mid shipneii. The command Of small YES
.ssls Isl often hssie nfH td su9hfeficers.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23
WOOD lCOAL-n STRAW %

WILL receive proposals al my pice until the 18th
insf- 70 furnish Mood. Coal and Sfr3u Tor either
& them sufficient - supply she Hosptas Of this DE-
ricf dnring the cnrning Winfer- X. D. GlslBBLE.
Chattan1og1. Nov. 20-st Capt A. Or
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CIaARsl

ErINF BEAUREGARD CIGARS tr ale fmsnuf.e
tared a. Hermit Springs- near Talinn. Cal b.
hosl6 FTTIsElAI.D = BRO-
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RAGS RAast rags !

WILL bay al the old l-innen All C,itsn Ra--s GA
leces - rope Eunny ~&cks. pisces Of t-ui- al.i an
me old rags yo1 c1n bring o. me- u Ire next thr-e
rnonrhs. fur which Eii p.y CASH
wash the din out and brlnr ~ = a.. rnke m a.
The scraps and cone and Get y0ur p1ey or uhnt y1u
have thrown away
want them delivered a. ny nli ftand o. he CO..
er, next dor 70 o. H. p Ways o. a. ne Start q
8tsRienhcf Birknlier. OF a Harrison Tenn-. n
p Hunter. Jas s. FDW A rms,
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EEzsf "A dwarf elephant, twenty years old
ami Only thirty knelfs high a perfect Tam
Thumb If TIC eldRhait tFiBe. has j asst bes en-
allied ID WohbYfli's (now Edmon I'D me-
phEer1eI in Eagla4f. II was imported from,
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-CIGARsI

A large quantity q frxt-rafe domestic Cig1rs Tor
A sale. wholesale and retail, ~
noreo-lus PETER MARSH
(under Tie Rebel Ofice-l
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I'VE wish 70 hire Is CT - nerrd men 20 cut roos
w IN Dadr connty. Geo. We AL pay rood "a.
ges Persons having negroes % hirs ril adlrras -
- Trenton. Geo perrulnenI er-rldrmrrt
ocf1@-lm@ A. r. NcNAHAN 4 c.
- knoxEills Register and tAnta Confel-racr
copy and send 1ill - Knoxville.
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TAKEH uP

= NEGRO NAN By The name q JOHN. NO y. be
belongs 10 Nm- ZONES. u NemphIs Icnn- Sid by
. black. feet a inches high. - rtau Cd.
0ct5 III ST AIN -Jniinr.
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sURSTTTUTE WANrRn

SUBSTITUTE over " wears q are. !. u.-s-
- Sd fnr three years Ct daring he var A Tirrnl
Pr.ce sill - paid For further iuiaEnaiu. apply a.
Nov. I. lms
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.HA-fhs reilly pf|3ia BnFk Il Gen. se5.rII-
About d Hidi5Ilops Hn ILLUSION, as that Of Gen.
Sseptt phil reply to E1ld Buck Ftfl
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SCOTT DAVIS ESQ.
sIE- fou viii please return The herss J irit Nth
yoa at Sparta, IL convenient or - ne know where
can get him
Very respectfully. yourx
AIisouia. Vow Is-lE' e B. BREEDL0vE.
Maj. 18th Ala Rcgt-.
WnIker-. Big 49,. n
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cJE4LED proposals viii Be received b. the nnder-
- zigntd until llo'ciotk. ~. On the 1jth insf 10
build nineteen hospital buildings Ia this place. ac-
oording 10 plans and specilcat5ns BE In ny Of
ice X - NhlBBLB.
Chaft4nooga. Nov I7-et Capt. & A. q n
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gent And hpnestY the Screws have come loose,
the sogs Have ceased I'd operate, and the
structure has falleh u pieces. There 81 no
use trying to mend ID The material dses
not sdist You can NOT make moon sut
Of green cheese, aud yda can not frame q
republic out of yankee plank.
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26
APOTHECARIES' HALL,
Charles =. Tesson,.
Druggist and. Chemist.

LNROM and after this date, L shall be in receipt,
II and keep constantly on hand q, fnll supply,
Of fresh and pure Drugs, Medicines and Chtmi.
calls of the best American and English manufac-.
turers; u full assortment of all the valuable.
Patent Medicines, and select stock OF French,
English, and American Perfpreries and Toilet,
ARTICLES, comprising in part Of
Lubpk celebrated Extract and, Homades, Piesss,
and Lubin Perfumes, Frangipppi pomodes ands
Philocome, Violet powder MurTaX's Florida Wo-.
ter, Bathing Cologne and Bay Rum, Buinett'as
Cocoaine for, the hair, Oriept.l tooth wash.
Woods ands Fish'A Hs,ir Restaratives, Balm Of,
thousand flowers, Batchcler's Hair dye, Hai1
Nail and tooth brushes, Toilet combs. Bandoline
and Cosmetic, fine and coarse Sponges, etc. etc.,
shall also manufacture and keep constantly
on hand the solution OF Citrate of Mngnesia or
sometimes called "Purgatve Lemonade" the
most elegant purgative In use ut present. resem-
bling more glass of lemonade or mineral waterr
than nauseous dose of Blackdrought or Onstor,
Oil.
An experience of nearly ten years. part o.
which in one of the largestretail drug stores in
San Francisco, enables me to guarantee accuracy,
neatness and despatch in every branch Of my
business, and Physicians, country dealers, and,
families can place the utmost confidence in the,
reliability and quality ofevery article prepared;
and sold at my establishment corner of CONNER
cial and Main streets, Auburn
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26
Family Grocery Store.
HENRY STONE,

In the Brick Building, next door TO the
Magnolia saloon, Commercial st. Auburn.
HAVING purchased the Store of Isaac b. Leach,
IL the undersigned has opened at the above
place, a Family Grocery Store, where he now
has and will be constantly receiving iullsupply
OF Flour, Corn Meal, Barley, Wheat,
Bran, Shorts, Beanss Potatoes,
Rice, Sugar, Tea, Coffee,
Candles. Fish, Bacon.
CORDAGE AND STONEWARE.
Also, superior qualities of all kinds of
OILS g. PAINTS,
Burning Fluids, window Glass, Brushes,
Tar, Grease, &c.
FRESH BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
on hand all the %. me hs nS aId reSest
the market
Picked and Preserved Fruits.
The Undersigned being determined to sell at
the lowest cash rates. invites the patronage OF tne
public. r>,nv crNor
Auburn March ath, ls62.-my
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Later.

The telegraph of yesterday brought US
news US to the 23d inst, Wednesday last.
1t turns out that the fight at Elizabeth City
was Federal victory; the rebels lost SO
killed and wounded and retreated to Dismal
Swamp.
Advices from Pittsburgh Landing says the
weather has been unfavorabe for army
movements, and the roads in a miserable
condition. Gen. Pope's army, except a
small force has been taken from the Missis
ssppi river and sent up the Tennessee to Pitts
burgh Landing to join General Halleck.
Beauregard is reported TO be able to bring
10000 men to battle.
The rebels have been reinforced at Fort
Wright by number Of gunboats and the
steam ram Manassas, which heretofore has
been located at New Orleans.
The federal army are still at Fredricks.
burg. The Aotilla captured several rebel
schooners on the Rappahannock. Gen.
Banks column is still advancing into Vir.
ginia.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Auburn, Placer County, Cal.

Vu>HE 4 above proprietOrs having recently E:;;f
Il taken the American Hotel at Auburn, mIe!il
and reftted it with entire new bedding. and other
wise improved it, feel confident that their expe-
rience will enable them to render entire satisfAc-
tion to all who may become their guests.
The "Amercan'' is eligbly situated the
Plaza, and has the advantage of being fire-prooi
building; and the Parlors and Bedrooms, are
pleasant and we'll furnished, and will always bt
found neat and clean.
THE TABLE AND BAR
will be supplied with the best that can be pro
cured for the comfort of those who may become
then patrons.
Mss-The office of the California Stage Company
is kept at this Hotel. where passengers can take
the stage daily for Sacramento. Nevada, Dutch
Flat, Iowa Hill, Yankee Jlm's, Forest Hill, Pa-
cervlle, and Marysvile
Auburn March 49, l862.-my
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SUMMONS.

SUMMUNS.
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, To
CHARLES LACGHLIN:
UOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
II before me, at my Office in Lincoln, Placer
county, on Wednesday, the 7th day Of May, A. D..
1862, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to answer the complaint
of e. J. Sparks, wherein he prays judgment
against you for the sum of Two Hundred Dollars
(S2OO) for two horses and harness sold and de-
iivered by him to you, in the month Of August.
A. D. 1861. and take notice II you fail to appear
and answer, Plaintiff will take Judgement as afore.
said.
Given under my had this 18th day Of April
A. D. 1862. PETER SINGER,
Justice of the Peace. Township No. 10.
April 10Th, Ie62.-3w
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1IAVfNG erected new and large Stable on
III Placer street (Yurnpike.) and stocked the
same with good buggy teams, saddle horses, new
buggics harness, etc, ! am prepared to accommo-
date in the Livery line the citizens of Auburn
and all others who may bestow their patronage.
Transient stock will be well taken care Of, and
the prices of the Stable will at all times be found
reasonable Having long experience in the
business ! think l can give customers complete
satisfaction. JOHN HOGAN.
Auburn, Jan. 25th, l862.--my
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SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, / 7oynsh;p No. 2
COUNTY OF PLACER. '''
II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS.
N That I, Louisa Walker. Of said Township
and County wife of Harry S. Walker, residing in
Township No. 2, in Placer county and State afore-
said. do hereby declare and make known my in
tention to carry on business on my own account
and in my own name rs sole trader, in pursuance
OF an act of the Legislature of the State of Cali
fornia entitled an act to authorize married women
to transact business in their own name as sole
traders, approved April 18th, 1852 And fur
ther declare that said business will be the busi-
ness of farming, raising stock and all business
pertaining to agricultural pursuits, also mining
and all business pertaining thereto and will be
carried on and practised in said Township and
County of Placer, and that the amount of capital
invested in this business does not exceed five
thousand dollars.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and seal this 18th day of April, A. D. 1862.
LOUISA WALKER. [sEAL]
In presence of B. K. DAVIS.