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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-21

We notice that Gov Foote, of this State.
off,Fsed aresolutionin the House proposing Il
send commissioners or commissioners TO the
GeEernlnentat Washington to propose peace
updn just and honorable terms This rcsol
luton was laid upon the table Not, how
ever. We suppose because our Congress wal
OPPOSED to an honorable peace. but because
they thonghtIthe propositions should come
FROM the other side We must agree with
Coy Foote. Propositions must be made BIZ
f-ond side or the other if peace is eyer to be
1tlna rs, and as our armies had recently gained
s4ries Of brilliant victories. we could pro-
posi- terms of peace without com PROMISING
T our honor. Louis Napoleon. after the great
vicisery-ot. isglfrrino. if we mistake not, made
I tie hr-t advance towards peace with the
E,lpeger Of Austria ami a treaty, was made!
Oar Government, as We understand. has al
wsss been willing 10 make peace upon lib
efal terms Before the war was commenced
4 We kfut commissioners to settle all matters
that lliiskt arise Without a resort to arms,
burnley were rejected by the Government
: At iashineton. The responsibility for the
conlmencementa Of the war thus rests on that
Go9ernaient, and if we should now, to stop
the further etfasion of blood, propose to
the to settle our difficulties b. negotiations,
and they should, as they probably would,
-sef,Ese to receive our commissioners. the
Northern people themselves, as we'll as .fhs
T + 1
other nations of the earth would See that
all the responsibility fort the continuance
Of lFis w-r would be upon them. Whilst
we DO not think it Incumbent on qsTto make
the 6rst advances, it would rot under exist
ing r. eHil.ssfgsaeeS be. 4qmilating 10 do so
aud might be good policy. lThs enemy
might consider such il movement on our.
Part as a. confcssion.ef weakness, but filthy
didtit would only show their fclb aud wick
cdr1esss aud would cause the Sensible On II
, their own country TO coudebin the polIsy If
their Government and wonld strengthen tie
friends Of peace at the North Whilst.
Therefore, We think the policy indicated IN
Coy Foote's csolutionswohld not probably
lea iepl to an immediate peace, NE believe that
~ freet wenld be to strengthen orr cause
anq wcakeh that OF ting enemy. We do not,
however, consider the vote upon those reso-
lntipns any evidence that odrs Congress IS
notIanxious for peace on proper terms hut
Mefely an indicati9n that the proposals f r
peah he shall cpme from the Governmehtthat
CON nlenced and i continuing this war with !
out any show Of right or justice
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Notice.

DY order Of tie Copuii~ssry tsenesaf r. :. A. th'
ID Undersigned yin receive u ~ .f-c lianrsb.i-
"a -sied proposals lsr The aiacisrr % IS ooo
.utaft IKE tiou-4ild DBL aiii-kry-
he zr.scie - h. .Difsif pure wiii~key suif.
f'r army put ~ in oss6 1ercirttble barrels
delivered n Suitab ,ieef< uis iiir. f~ .tid rf,er
aiti the - lie \ GehF-a nnnersing with the pres
eat iTit tiI,l-,btafss ~ The tauledsrate s,ia
Bids or proposals all ., received sp . % -
Der
M DiupnSii bid VIII ~ received or lsss amoufi
tlan (5Oa) five thalsai.d l,.- and each coniFaein
REQ ned T. furnish a. sla,yt (I5th) one fftl of ].
nla,int |contr4r ted fn56tlly
(,.od aud ~ nj ienf u .naS Viii le it,4,rtd nr tn
iaiiil and prom cket..tssn ciitscg~ ia accord
With tie ;li.fi s 81 the (silierTafe s~t-t-S-
u N ALLEN.
Columtus IA Sept IS-2w Cafk- 4 a. 4 \
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II the srg = dana =, me sum ana !, t.n.r,
as mrrh danAee NJ pI''pefiy- and lrss 10 li.e ssi
hle then no doishs The PieSfdent NAV 60 On eivirc
bipw for glor Tor Hears 10 come. Men cat AWAY,
h1bt with cf, vtppii - aiiqtter- iong the, NJ.
allvc and ABB. - te their inttS. ID II mistake
suppose thai r',rtF slr credit. 20 1oie e Supplies
iobd eiothiig 81 sd4raty dmI rfs a1e ss4~ssrv I.
Tie work f euttiIs fifeais, 4laH Ing font brains
l1rning houses The abifiglu,S' 81 America a al
mist ofheF caqrtFh- lare aiuiosf exsermnsts~ .
sIl"ter without ilrIity OIL elf. without ktorks
pil'y>i rs Egitl,ait II thing Ylilsnt -tiildry. with
nip ny uloteTn aHphaficeS rxfept the rifid. Tht
aie lew things =, HSAfapas mhnslanrhfer Or inceH
siihrism and J. Hfan iis d leHBy IA his poker 10
an ny b,x 81 hcileT~ cut : STAKE fialn tie led .e
III pick sp big Slise from tie rad side - W
really see no likely 1ermifafidn of tie evil war n
pnerica hy any A the nTd1naTg cnugsts which com
pei reasonable men ~ ateIl on a quarrel.
Ae see NO chante 1T peace ebxcept w the sudden
ala al 21ss lhs Itenfi n # ctmndn -enke That
benign aud useful povtr ak 'Iig been n~tilied ia 3
fsIensost lace IN Ennipesii affairs Her very hi
mility gives her heaiiug When the ereafekt Iloter-
tales are oUf al thR qpeSti1n By tie tima -evera
armies have b en- sacfiheed one afier ano3ner w.,
huidied fnlfiu~ "A mtlrs base heen throw n IA Z,
every month inok hlarkrr tlaii the lss and the snt
people gatifed art thsso v 30 Hate 18th the bellger
eIS-they c.lIn.1 kay Which THE must-fne latter
dswu. draw long bftAti. isit,t resf asd Tie
,ginpnwder aud 81 Od from their broY~ ami suiil,
stake hands Tt,H Feder.ls aud Cohfe.iersttc- " 4.
cline Il that at last AIiesiths.y u il their own
an ~ and We lnot lie - nnpcrtiuent. dE % re
gafdleSs ut heir ceilings, AZ 10 sapEet that the lsi
Of september fext Nv ald b. aFrry rod day lor TIE
ceiempny But we leg rernird item s,Ice more
thai they must COME o. this al and il for them
e. consider whether They wlnld pfeler first 10 esry
hail nDil M ri iists and throw away oua IN -dre
mi iinH more diliaBs-
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rutr.a.creIxe srR,,oS.


On Thursday last We heard "a most excslIeni
SEM non from the Rev Mr.. TeiaI,Icton. in toe
erskbytetian Church. at this place. on the
subject Of tbs war, and our obligations as !
people to Almighty God for the glorious. vic4
tori$s with which H had recently blessed our
ayrIs. The sentiments were well Expressed /.
and breat..e.l spirit OF fervent y ssv our
PEI ident. our generals. and onr people feel
that our cause is jnst aulr.gliteous aaa that
isy the bIessings Of God we have gained
and wi}1{'ita'te to gain victories until our
enem VIII be compelled IL make peace with
us iljon fair and honorable forms. Instances
wete given to show that those who were nn-
medically tie strongest. who had to all human
Asgeatances every advantage often failed, The
retl is not always to the swift. NOR the battle
to tlle strong but it ia Cod that giyeth tile
vicEfry.' After the FIRST battle of Manassas
our people BECAME foo c6hfidenf, too proud
and hanght,@ trnsfe,l too much in their own
strong arm AMI did nat rely sufficiently upon
D II ne assistance. B.feat an disaster. fol
lowed and we became. more humble. q feeling
OF depend nee on God and trust in his i'fovi
deIce was infused into our army anc We
again became victorious. We had AT lie hcaa
oi BUR t;ayernment and in command If ON
ar.b aneh who trusted in God aad gave 4
H'Iu tie glory all our victories. Ii Is 4 re-
mai kAiie fact that our great re erals are men
q &c uine and fervent piety. The prayers oi
ONT peopns. of mothers. wives and sisters
Ia Fe gone up Tor the safety and success b
oul l5in.es. ami they have been answered.
Coll5lderng the brilliant victories we have
gained. we have Inst but comparatively lew
nl.iIf, wila.si the enemy nave sustained heavy
ioslses. " zee and immortality have been to a
liJau extent suppressed ID eur armies and We
IA g praying generals, and in fact. IN mat,
: I'D tan e.. praying soldiers. The God of Bat
I,f. we ueleve. IS on our side; aul we trust
mol aoue i. ali arm of hesil- as AN evidences
.. ne respect winch our generals have for the
sffs Sssdpan, l,he reverend speaker mentioned
= ~ sifislnk lact that when Chattanooga was
IAllas,Ned u lie eli,.my III large force, and they
had bee siieiiliis tue to1vll from the epposIt
site q TIE riNer on Saturday. tina, Gen klrb,
Shin, qn ms arrival mere ON SATURDAY. night
O1siersd tilat not gun be fired bys our troep.
OH ts.e next day, as II was the Holy Sabbath
.T4.e euemy commenced firing on SUNDAY a. orn
ins hslf saSisis.llly became alarmed aItlI, .uaI
-tlIee sas no iirlng on SIDE. aud hastily re
.treated, tearing that they would be surroundes
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EraYFT1R Forl.r HqrsrIflKFSI


II . ii-r<IHt ~ HUE =
Aftdr 4 faighing inarchI cline uppn the
erttasN Hear this Islalde on ycs3erdas lat halt
past 81 elk 'rasA T.. Al. With Ihc|f5est OF nis
toroes which aIefe in trout Aifer coiltesing
every INCH OF MY Iadvancclfor Hs5ine ilk1les he
cntefell ls Qualifications all thsH place which
were AtrJng Sd col.sss Sled lol stty fbiiiidabse
outer 'lslIks. eIlciassli. EquljrangpRr t<,st
with bileeiS hhll lIedonbts ami well. lhsnntgd
witlA IE.lit hcIsFN IlieeeS of artillery. My men
ptisiEeli sp ID slie walls with 4keat SPIRIT III
fistttsn4 grcak loss on the elidnly. Qip lois
snail Abplit hightflli to the tbfce of lie eng
ny al1ia,sg Ap ihetoft. three bemienlts were
hddedlas reiIdgfctnidnts by d4e OF the manly
fof4ss lWhicll iIy forces wereiiot iiiIaeross
enBAgA " giH,fll This made tte enemy abb tt
live = lsaie isf~ sisohaer; but willie we lay On
5nr arms 10 reAEsv ilie attack tlis morning tile
enehIy ilet. Probably they iIDk the same
3oad TN which the reilIfor cenieaifs entered aid
am pEiw MASTER Of their works. 4 ain now
puIs,iiIg wilh Ait Iny forces lt
tSEgliedl w. WI. LtsRISG,
Akjor General.
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fIIIFaIl9iss DFpf'E $. ". yap Fayettc {

IiFatlSi.s ID Ps $. ". ya,. fayettc H., |
-iE Il.H fH Sept IA
i s5elHils dartrrel Bachs nah. lUpsllll4 Ia. II.
f;etleslh kellfy main depot. With 5000 St;il
Of arms aud isnll$lise stores. hIoi wIii9Ii we1s
4estrslysl. Heliodk Ind conn IansIiilg fofiicdI
and Thirty Tfsalicis. The Xxx Hay he chptuh
"a ~ tstpil. sIile Hexi day he box Gid3sslilS
The MKT hay li9 Took Col. RslIlboud and hi.
fggimiint at IIaHe Court IISAlse TllH mex
lAy III drove force vi the clilmy fT.lIil Raii
eiIswo,tt. and tlIc lext day ,ro4sed intls OhiIl
1arrhing twenty lliies IN that Etate. lie WA
4tslasi ileeounhsE oilthe kanawhh.
t3igiied4I His " M LoRISG
iH lti| Nslior Gelleral. Il
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fxscl-TlxE HrAD QrAE7rE~
Clar'-1-oss- Ais- ~. lse2-
stNf1R Il. ORDER.
Tie rcceSy r alilfi fstr eaa f-,.r.s = - A..
rstiruin- r, N,IrLrili i.ri-l- a..l ne sir r.
rails Uhilh beng bruz.t d, Tie fed rent.-- Il
itnT~.->fbc u rfcrre arms t.,f Sat ioi re-
The tnnie'lrr-t- lF1ay nfE being "a u lsf IN
sufloriiirs znxit>5 desire 70 m lhe thinl- "a D.
frI.n. see regis l. the nia1Irn,n aud Il i tesrei
that The grail body ~ I,l Nl, i1z
volunteer all enrsi theul-iF r.t tier Trends And
kiiiFed aiready the
he t-rrPfrir Z rt-r-fare car led 10 sn~f,i IL
EFFORT ID or--tnrzr q STATE 'crIa~-
tss.reI ~ s,Is-r> NJ 8 ski - are unite
Ih- c'nmandiug m tr- - r1ett< airrdy sutn ga
W rtttiln their il-ter Isl- L.. ir
q Ike STAFF ard rsIa.rf far srerlil .r1lr--
b Command ~ fsnrer.lnr
lSHA1 g. HARRIS
W G. Wnirrnoz~E- AtJt 6sls-
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THE irdfr-i-u.d al c--zrlt .c- f,.e $1,000 -s.
Il silllf 81 ~ - ia ia a lad t,-i- 90
a ~ lslr~rit r. h---- a. - a .-,tirr
.ifnr ~ Tie t-ral "A --h IA. rts,,. a.
uliy IaS iav ,icd = "a ili tl- , III
EaH~s Licrnflaary hrarcbc-. Irr Eve N ~ ~ g
~clrCse. tse ,-ralfy Enri-h q; la-a-nar - al
Ors-iali "a T. .srr. fte olrr II tn middle % ID
se>~iau- Buih , y and xiris .. b. receir-d-
thaifsnvo-a ~rp- afh-l-a A. IA = Pf-t.TDS-
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sS- A passenger on tile East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad jumped or fell from the train
just above Dalton. while IL was in motion. on
Friday night from fright it is suppose caus.
ed by the bazirgy M Of FIRE from the axle of the
wheels We have been unable to learn his
name, and although fhe train was Stopped
nothing could he seen OF man. Which inducI
es the belief that he m4st have been killed. or
Knocked sensel,ss and u,rsble to make known
his whereaboutA
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cARLtLe.-Tlie iSiht5nnaii Eommer,-i- ii devote- a
tong 4Itice to iheidaniinealioa OF Joan \ C.rIils
rere eht4t.te III hNestern irkihia Isl the senate a.
liI< United SIaiese Il cfhrtsS him among ofel
things with nfx Dr0f4sst1 Twin u rsfh5Ic a.,-c
"a Ion at magllanlnIt, tolchtrssu {o fe<eni me1r-
against The traitor- at Ichinnd; or zeai usi, al--
g the Federal tslv -rdfneai and Of a nsaIiur 10 n
peppe whether ti9y will see bee II lrs honi.- de-
stlsiy eddy 4Dit I'm tyrants. -, hAe.e nut lie
sine truth IL tie bit n pei I'd statement that Garlic
has .andaned 90 sinking fbrnnes 81 lincsNi. VIII
ii future status nay be ~ depend ub,n Subsequent
rsyeaff,Iis. and tie action ahlch may t. taken iy
the Legislature III respect t. the condition Of anar-
IA No "a Aesterii V5rslaia.-[ Rich Wing
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HAS8Ilg FEMALE INSTITUTE
c1ErELAND, TENN.
Rev.-J.E BRADSHAW. PRINCIPAL

THE next Sessbn D t.i~ Institute. i.il e,msneiss,
an Ala4dry tic Is J y oi SOFTEN cr nexf. IN ~
the direction and frus,ss r~hi, of the 3g-s NJ iiEa 4
h1w. who lsas q ] charge ~ Il III she lar I'll
molfhs- ~
The Trustee iilTn' kin; tbs afnaurern'nt 'poais
most ept etilY appeal ~ al ztiS nho- ia 3.
Ian glrs edhl tte D. seniihrtn fiis ~iiiutieI
ur Isfaj>lrr h4s lad cha &C q The ssh.i for ~.
ssf ftii n.tis dnrins xlseif Tine ht La fi-rdrrs
ample. spd " nlht sy unigersaiafi>sction io.fi.s
Fliisfs iastsl- cad t.tif~. TIER MEYER VS. b. !
ter tire rf r. etnraie their rCfts~ & ia utiis
-nos, j. plenty -cs.siiins = rizar tsiS.- heal-
prizes. asd tie Iptf n 10 tlIs : : Dc SAM
liat u wueii rveThthing Va ~ low ,n5uieS
that ekciise ON there &c or = EsFn ~hn frE-
ita--af - .ilf1liiltz
~ Cleveland tltry siiiy. Nc have lilsri ute
with m excctcni fnsifri ir aided - sui rrrii
y Assistant INSTINCT al WIN my f-Tl.f II niih
~ ir lfrsnayg. ~ stTe and ~ pli t-eir Ii .iili-r
- she wheel and buiid 81 -lI >iisli WI De -
fcacIil be hsaeii - IL aid aif-n4f fsr D..
W have tn lsuii.- nd We have tx Tea -r~ Tie
aaisnct dcSoveS pr b. ete- re ia. q they maj
.oly pttipi'n ulii-ulty-
The friSfct. arr firtrstit - tie j I>n@ tn filt
PAT rinilge stsfsftd aibs Nj Br. d>ii.w h-f' o.at
Il are 81. Is HAT ssirr HI lsii ii-tl ton
he Iustiiufi,ir if- rfr any lie IVA l. 7. I,
fati,n Il >ast mel 3i5 tnf tier 4 - - The Iirib
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To Volunteers.

THE IAcESoN AKTiid.h.RY ts.apf. brass r.,
i ter from tissirsia Lavinjr-t received arre-
sion of two EIFLfp rcs~ th-ir IA fefy. y IA n
eve able -ll1si I'D aud raj ncn q. man flerl.
Al tist have not b-cn enTaiied and vii pas n
SnrSeshS e1ianii iisi wili ~ . SD t1i.n'y- Tn
BATTERY y Ia g NaxeyS brigade. Stationed = b.
tie Creek Apply Immediately - iers,n BY better
L. Capt = A. ~ r..
>ep;ls-lws Katie trek irun
coin II sssI i. s.. a,,Hs.. q. N rsa {. u
Chattanooga
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LOCAL. MATTERS

sfEcI4r. Norrdk.-The gentleman who passed
on our clerk twenty dollar bill on the broken
Farmers and Msehanid's Bank of Columbus.
Georgia is Requested to cali and take it up and
void trouble.
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Wanted to purchase for the
Army a large lot Of
SHO s.

Viii. cnuffaci ~ H. Iaalltl ri- - llrre -
sm, his Trsa>foriafi.n r-il he ;lrni- a. & "a
Hides and all other nlterlai ilr aiiiactur,. ~hae~
ThSe wishing 10 -sl eorsrstt Tie acfti-
riny ~ SHES vi dIi. y a.iiir-s ~ Daisn-
Whitfield Co Ge1ssl4-
" AVER
jr& A. q Al. Pssf.
Ta,ien. Ca. Aug 18th. lss2- dln
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-. -t-i4lnlsis tfro-- ><iit- > H. So I
T1Y order ~ QlaIfeffns~ftr t;-n-rai have ber M
ID trtiktesi win ,oi.tl ~ collie ting the hid
-of fhe beeves kntl f ihe my fr and tht
purrl'aSe 81 leath.a 'nshaf 'ethriss. Tanners hav
ing i~at oil hai9l and iifns D --S VII. d well II
ddte~s me rith 3Tter tcll.rehc-- The army nsI--
D. ~lInl and tine dlgry ~ ap-flI,fc tanner q
assist so,dsing All leather lied u -ouabli
prices viii De f.nfrts-sil F. " Dli.isARD.
Aajsr A. On /
Southern cenf4eracy e .y sad send ban q my 81
lice MI Tor id.
T. > Sesrd csirr p-per containing the advertise
meat +. " Dlif.lARD.
set9ir A. On
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li II ItScI AsI..Is. Pal Sept 9th.
- y 1ewetFfH Co prdul, a,0it 10 prordedits En-
RIPE as pair 4 IL assist n preserving Interests
81 tue oiii"1 ~ hhe iioiHl ig4ti,n Il Unibn sem
mHntS ~ llat cs7plr1 ii'i~ ID mt " thS
n'fg WITH tx Pffiftnt fuen4 nab Mr III. priDnei
every cnafee s8Hh>t nj kyats aud s nb ina sri
ts"i motive dtri hi1 aiIt ftrat ipi a. III just and
I"Pse nd thtt lie kh ere tlag sindIedii btn-fI be
the e"ui'ti Al he iseafy feel iinlS Indjcses
b3 records ye5lrked in tie present fst.lf
ta 81 tne c tf4try- Mr. Is S.tI lie had great fsifs.
the Uiun Oh N ststa run, a.,
AZ NJ
proud P"a iili, hiif ia SECESSION fine could only
hlAd osle 81 hlhA tnf and ~ a Use only lfse bgsi-
nppn Ntlifh fef ar ci be- successfully epitdtc
by a nin ACHE liie y the ;oIsiitiII,. AIR /. -ays
forlin inter Afece can oisv 9 liberated VIII :
v.sws " restore Ihs u llor-
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Fro,4 Csensrai i.o.i.g,. Arm3l-omsI4I Dis
I'll pat hes. T

From tiie Richlorl enquirer. sept, ll7 j
W. have tire PLEASURE OF vblrshing tIe fol
IP,kink copies 81 Official teiegiiIns to tile Sec
retirs "a Mar. htel:.iion 10 tld recent trilHal
sncce4AeL achieYsd by Major tEenor.ll w w
Lorib$fin Westefi! Nirginia
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GENERAL ORDERS no. 8.


ch.'iap,. Z. Ieni.-. ss-pt s iSs1
l. Meier John J. Il TX ~ J. oppressed 1.siil aii
q tie 8. si mr. ard p -iiu.tsi = - Hat ne e.
,o.ilne orel- 90 he I.e-sfFri Military 1s- IN M
Ea-tern lliFSi'1s r III Sale rocsed D. surcn al
tsso-e subject T. lie >ien> n aet ~ ConeItS
approved Airii 10 lSe1. crtdld an aei O. inrtnef
friie for IN tii,iie d efce T.e enrpiluienf
u1uef 40 4 tonereSs Eiii D. made
rnininiifS q H. teiirfa tirtf1s of tie Mar hrari
slrfi i,niei tie --il'tItfef,d acc "a Cgi- y BAKE
g. = ! VIZ i--- bCer criai.cd for nat srrrire "a
A. ne judge - fiaiIm~a ~ sfz u,.t rf'..,s- r.,
tie Ea~t.rli vi- "A a., -f-fe y T. rnI diaie a1-
i'i''i 'susr.f i-J<in g. cara evil pi-.irt sid
earoirnefr uf uio >li3rsf BE pi.is,-ili-
II -aid at - -s~s.rte p Esa' Uh.iI slii -
ueliifty f.ae i1,i c.fai lcl. l. ID. 1l4ke
H. sad ling .siic, X vi; -. er-l. 81 -r-
--'n- ho are '.srr shi'fsrse -ird crctr fass drs
tear- ~ 49, n 81 rl.-e 8 b. over ily fFt ann
',iisief Z g. tr- ye--- az- Ai- stl rep % ~
them. = 81 : r-,rlf- II g., tie is.efi l.. q sls
b s.ssll.n.i.. n i isHAss q. n IRIS.
" G. wnI-,s-psSn-
Adj fffrnI-
{ cictsri.ni g. mar A hens Post. KnozEiIe Regis
ter ar.i 'ifeenvi''e BiiFnef Pg-.as s-Pi2
HfsDer.ti-s,s- Ds9.SrrsSr 10.
SPEcIN. ORDERS Il
The preiaen, issinr stlnrizrd the euf1rcf ne q
the tprsrIipi iaw m fh- Sra'e . Tennessee. Ter
nov enla ia TIE rci.ar1ff,rF steps -x--
cition- A Z ersn- liable IT. trrm- will l. lowed
90 ynllftetr n so - they nay elrc1-
tiirt, day--, Tbi- linda grce all not Exempt then
isowevfr. from cnfisriptial ~ any rn0n-tt IL -
( hoped the rank ~ nohe IeiInr~-ee rrEi ueni-
vii san b fl-ei BY voi-ne- e.lLl-i meats ~
rank o. d, se lr-,E ~-rvir- full
By command u a, n B,asg
Comeisl) A A. Seni
80 = 4 "a a Gsal. -pis-l-
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TT W w. LoRINo,
Msior Gen1l IaAlng. ).
RrheRkp IREr1kExkxr on SEwARP!-The

following lata,rabl appears III the eIfsld
:. The belief is CURRENT III RepublicA u circles
that Mr. Seward via soon lIi.fire from the
jdabi1dr aud take Il nht ssion I'd Europe Should
this ptese tru4. a rdhbpleie rekonsirheEson ct
the fsbiret will take place, att il is helieved
A more CONSERVATIVE eienleilt will faifm It's
e1liipssiiion- III ls thought hat Gem Banks
Will be Secretary pf War
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-21

h<Sy4 Among The volunteers Who have ten
defHd their sefvIcss 10 Gen. "a allaeeior the
d,.l,r,ee of Cinci.lllat. is Jalness E. Asrslodh
Inc actor. reader aud elocutlnhlsf who rr.v ed
asn,...i aud .eoui15ped FOR tire kray Both of
Mr.. Murdocls sons are in the u 5. army
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y ELI tiw FErHk N WnhrINerox !

sLIdw FErFk N WHFINerqS 81 ca
ggnIlenEln WHO has jukt hrrlvel hefe from
Wilmington \. NJ. ihiof1nsl the Angasta Ton
rtitutoalisf. thlIt the rdpotis of yeIsoI- lever
M mat city are $irepty fx;,scraiea- Tic phys
iciails are Of tlldEolilaoI hat the fey cases
WHICH were SUPPOSED III be yeio~ feKler. are
sflthlng more diam a severe type. Of lbsllons
fever.
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Ia The train on the Nashville RAILROAD re-
tarIed yesterday hasir Z gone as lar as Nor
mandy, sighty-e5sht miles from eilsttslnoosa.
Col. Cole. the Sd.,erinte 4nt. ihiofhs his tl,a,
be can have the entire isi al ednd5tion to
lake passengers 10 Nashville ten days. pro-
yided the m,IisaHy auth rities protect die road
A. he pr4gFes'es ami the fF.nie{s will-have
entirely left Nashville lIy ltilat time.
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Sl.0O0 for a Substitute.

A atr a--lt d l-4s --ts-,l stll-.r riirr car
- -ti $50 tbs---al duilafs - si-if-tr ~
u - lie4 Ala. a.s- r1rar1rt7 "a l-un-
li1E aaf-r bIlsse. IS -1-l-- tllsttnl..ra 4p
- = - r'-1ll-
is.Z-f-lf
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l.RIDGss MEN.wA NrED.

WANT 30 exterifnced bridge Waskmrt 10 uais
osi the Briiseilsns gridge a. ~x;rs high war----
Wok 10 csaules.s the first day OF October Al Chs
t4ns,aea-
seIs--sw "A l. MAXWELL. j.. i
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A GOOD COCK -Lizh rax-s and Erin -r-f. Z
a a..'s ~'-t.- -. 's.Fsd AFisis a IA. ssus-
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TAKEN up IN The sireefs ~ Ch,uanno.-a On Wed
tse-lsy at ciay i.alk 49,. is hand> high
nlayk~ The si~ucr en- s.lr-in ~ 1rr~e spfficu
i'e' 70 this odce hy Jay * rh.res and prsvias lI'
efig- aus1sf
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Valuable >uEri imer Residence
IN. Nhnf-

7 OcATEn ahash 81, miles fr"ui Chattanooga. ron
j : tanning fhree hallesl and ihuty eight a re- -
iassd- seventy IT eighty ~ the above cleired =
ilrre = 81 the place so slriTiS 81 free -tsne
ter. ->o atritsd III INK tret- 81 almost -ye,
s1f1-fy of fruit. an AZ them are over hundrrc
dwarf t,-ar a <-s Ihs isd4e- are al ANY ons
desiring such tirss,lerrx can ieafn the terms b. app y
ing L. n. HoOPe4R ~ " r. HOOPER.
sepI1-lm Ae~ntz-
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Eanlnlittrd

TO jan n chaftann - tfe 11ih tt-1-t-1Sf. q
ietrt' boz Ehr~-y< 80 nan-- &. r Iaad isir'iE-
a. T. }. PORTS DALAI Clniy- Ala. nr : -ts11 - az
p ytaI- q AZ. s fref high COPPER rI..- Thr
a az rira-e rone 1iuard pI.se I.l, ,seirraad a.,
ciiafte~ A. B. COrLT r.
- Hhrs.n IA e
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s9J REWARD.

~ ERAYfDso 90 >il.len from MI lot Oh Thursday. "a
~ iitn inst staaH hght BAY niaie poEey. waite
ring arsu1d eAthlryr Nhts tpot IN tie f,,rth ad ;
yt~rS old ia>f 1hies neat a. Add aud ID line order
~ii give IIie 19Te reward y any cue that will bring
SID poneJ ID me al my ilodSe near The Tau ard n
tae th.s.tiu5oga 9fidge- JAM HuLSE4-
sep2s-fIn Fl
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Ok So1D J..urnesrnen VOL Hat n kerr CA f1i
: = fosi<taut enplu5rn ent ~ good rares-
Apilv 70 J. n HntsBRO0K
ang-J-lm AtlaGra Ctor<ia-