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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-07
THE SITUATION.

All quiet along the Cumberland. The latest
information from our army around AurfreesI
boro, Is to the effect that no ADMINISTRATIONS
BY the enemy had been made since the rsoeni
cavalry skisrnishes on Mill creek. Genera
Johnston is still at Murfreesboro.
From Gen. Pembertcn's army in North Mis-
sissippi, We get the following intelligence
through gentleman who arrived here last
evening from that vicinity. On last THURSDAY
week, the Mississippi River Expedition. under
the command of the Federal General Hover
reached Friars Point, fifteen thousand strong
with pontoon bridges. a large force of cavalry
and nineteen pieces of artillery. HILL 81
They reached the Mouth of Coldwatsr OF
the night of the Friday following. and she'll
ed Starkes' cavalry. which had been sta
TONED there on picket duty. subsequeptlS
the eneny's cavalry penetrated the country
10 within four miles of Grenada. and after
tearing up portion of the track set fire IL
a br;d, on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. The train arriving soon after thf
FIR. was extinguished. On Saturday hight
week. the main force of the enemy march
d to Charleston. TalIahatclie county, Miss
within thirty miles of Grenada arriIsing
there on last Sunday morning Three regiH
ment. Of militia, under command of Cen
George. wers under arms in Grenada all
day on Sunday last. Our army ia reported
to have fallen back to okolaua, on tho MOI
BILE and Ohio railroad. IIi /
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Feriegated marble from Blair Athol mounted
with noudings Of oak leaves and ac5rns.
having on one side in relief the arms OF
Princess Lonis OF Hesse ond her Royal high
ness ms. With coroDet over: on the other
SIC the foliowirg inscription TO her Royal
highress, the Princess Alice Of England. on
her ma rage by the Duchess Of Athol-' The
whole was snrmounted with fueiy iuodelsd
royal stag. ascending rocky peak. desi-ned
silver gilt
His liighness the Maliarajah Diinlee Sii.glJ<
present was magnificent ieweled fan in syi;
on one SIDE the Rose OF England carved from
a large ruby, with emerald enamel. having her
ROYAL Highnesss monogram % A. ~ a. the
initials Of Alice Maud Mary. IN dIafsona III.
D'es and erneralds blended The rc<erse side
IS somewhat similar in design. bntiiavin<| or
ange blossoms and buds composed Of large
pearls. with leaves Of cut cmefald and The
monogram as before. int IN gothic lefieE<
The loop Of the fan j. formed. iy the leiters
d. ; IN sanscrif. his higfneFs oriental Innno-
gram, from which IS suspended \ gold chain
With two large eineralds for iassels and =
number of pearls placed at intervals between
the links The Countess Of Flies gift mon
the occasion was a rich silver gilt Jewel t3si-
e.. with a guardian angel at each corner kiir-
mounted by large cairnxrom set in gold IN
craven around. -Cairngrom from Mar Forrcsi n
me Key formed OF her rovol lHghRees GIRO
net. the whole richly engraved with rffe
shamrock and thistle with monogram. anil
heatlFg a snitablc Inscription Tia stone Is
a remarkable specimen and is found II gfeat
beauty and size on the tiar estate.
For the wedding breakfast a pavilion r fiA'-
three feet by thirty-ihrec lined and elegantly
decorated. and with boarded floor covercd
with crimson cloth had been erected on th-
lawn and connected with the palace by dec
GRATED corridor The pavilioIi vas so much
liked tkat for several days the distinguished
visitors had dinea iilere-twenty on Sturdy,
thirty on Sunday. and upwards Of forty on
Monday About seventy guests we're at the
breakfast this morning trophy of silk
flags. with the royal standard in The centre
had been put mp. and the Prince Of wales'
shields
deIeEner was served at two O'Clock. after
which the greatest part Of her Majesiy's roy-
al and other visitors returned 10 London.
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The SIurfreesboro' Rebel Banner has rel
eeived copy of the Louisville Journal, Of
the Sd inst announcing the removal 81
Gen. Burnside, who it is said, is succeeded
by Gen. Hooker ip/ the command Of the
army of the Potomac The announcement
that another Federal General has been ael
posed, If such be really the case, will exE
cite but little attention her ia the South
Such al event is so comlnob in the North
ern army now days that it has. cqase
10 become a matter Of interest, even i
guess at the next candidate for military
elevation. q Leaves have their time to fall, I
and so have the commanders Of the legions
of Yankeedom The career of Ambrose,
Ike hat of his predecessors, has been none
the less brilliant because of its breSify.
Like the rest of them he was but an adj
venturer a mediocre military man and !
West Pointer who ranked eighfeeHh ih his
class, and who, in the old United States
army, never obtained a higher grade than
that of sub-heutenant. He has been
weighed Ia the balance and found want
ing" and the edict has gone forth for his de.
capitation. lie will now be Afforded more
time to devote to the manufacture of bis
" patent rife which, though most upp-
profitable enterprise, can scarcely be con
siderea SO dead failure as his recent en-
dearor to take Richmond. So much fer
Burnside
His successor is an egotistical brasgart.
who has never ranked higher than second
rate among his fellows, and whose valiant
services in the present war have only as yet
been extolled in his own official orders TO
the War Department. General Hooker,
according to the Louisville Journals dis
patch, new ce2amands the grand army T
Like the n,sn WI. won the elephant in the
rafie, weN.ntl:sc to predict that in less than
d week'- tis-S i in quandary what 70
de with It. q vi; :, e7itably meet the fate
OF Burn snsl tie Little Napoleon Il
The Liaso's de- sm VIII soon exhaust
its lis, 1. tAe 1--..s re of disposing d
General !" CT L. a. ;-ili ultimately
have to resort to az advertisements to this
sEect
WANrsD.-Ar shle-hoa;-a General, VIE
has b. sr.eses y cruz -sg rebel
liens, to a. ecriss I'd ct or arrnJ q t'ls
Pctomae. Libsral va pa 40 beArd
furnish cd. N. BIO Ole nssd apply vh'
i not competent to take hichmond-
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toSthe dependent families they have com
nittea to our care, whilst they are fghtine
for our liberty, that We should give some at
tsntion A great deal of suffering may be
ailskiatedI All over the land, if every one 81
us Win exert himself to discover who are
suffering, 10 each immediate neighBorhood,
and make effort to relieve their distresses,
There liz every reason to believe from
present appearances, says the Lynch burg
Vitginiaus that We shall be short of supplies
for Our army and people next year. The
short crop Of wheat and corn Tor the past
yeat the fatality that has attended the
hog crop the waste superinduced by large
stab ding armies the drought which has
retarded the fall operations Of farmers il
gettihg their wheat sowh, nd the embar-
easements that the agricultural portion Of
our citizens have suffered, in consequence
of the presence Of the. enemy, and the le-
msnd made upon them by our G9verh ments,
State and Confederate, win, We fear, b
manifest in 4 short supply Of bread and
meat next year 1t behooves IS, therefore
to pbseJve the greatest frugaliky and econo-
sny in the use of what we have. Our suf-
ferng couhtrymen, and tho dependent
families they have committed 70 our care,
whilst they are fghtipg our battles, demand
that We appropriate less to ourselves, and
m1te to those who would be gIad to sather
the crumbs that fall from many of our
tables. The season, the condition of the
COUNTRY! the wants Of those ID whom We
hate referred, and the prospect before US.
delAaRds Of us, trumpet -tongueH, to forego
every species Of lux urE during the existence
ofFthis WAR" i III
ThcHrsAarks Of our cotempotary are e1l
ceeaingly ApeTtine1t to the condition Of
tbiHgsHin our own SECTION The demand
forsupplids for our army north of US. will
BENZ considerable that many even of tho
wealthiest4may End it difficult to procure
saBpIiesl|4Iiox much more dIffcult, then,
Will It he Fot that distressed family whose
shly proyider is now in the army, TO fur
aish even the hecessarics of life. We must
help each other, and lot not the cry of dis
trsss cmade to US in vain for ono drop Of
that s.milk Of human kindnesslP' one cFurnb
Of that bread which it is the duty Of every
one of ns, who can, TO Z east upon ths
waters ~ lH'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-07

KArHEn sALrr-Quits crowd Of excited
purchaser. and spectators, were cOllefted
around the wagons Of salt dealer ON Mafkei
street yesterday, who was wholssaling his
stock at the rate Of slo2 per sack What in
ducsd the owner to make surh as7ekrifde 81
50 scarce an article. we are at loss to divine
We are informed that tho county agents have
four car loads of hne salt on the way to hiss
place. and that two car loads Of il viii reach
here tomorrow
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Tx ABOLITION oSeREss.7Tllis bosly net
last Monday. This Is the '.shnrt session. cr
second meeting Of the present Congress. and
its Official existence viii terminate on the 9Th
Of March next Tile members recently elecied
will not be sworn in until December. le63. IN
less Lincoln should call an extra session after
March and that is not probable he will dol a.
he viii not invite q majority Of his oppopefis
together If he can help it. lis foo,s IN The
present Congress will comply with alHtile de-
Jaands lie may make 10 carry on the SUMMER
campaign. and lie will not give an oppssiiEbn
majority an opportunity to control him.-Slr
Neirs. Dec a.
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Instructions % EnrOllinE &c..

CHar1A>f,o1 -ioctl - iff--
u : he duty Enfoiitg o. tl rs q D. a. ID, elfr
every n fbrr respective f,I-fsfs -~rrits M
cl1-~ifcatlcn heretofore rfrII. -.f I--f- tr ~
District sb-tuf ra1nti Dc fdalI.f e, rit ~
enEoled- The descriptions "a -rirenl tr.ii. r-rl
~, inioTrafiun- and 1Iu-l be - sart n1tr tIIs
head u Reina. hs'
Cof<rriptS VIII remain - Tier ieI a. r.t.r-iri
untii called for 1y ME -1
Wien the call = n.sfc ftt t1f11in tsi silsl4-t.
tend The Erfo.iiug rrrrl>, end tt1f s. Z - i|ar
persons embraced ia tie Ifali ASH ~ ril ia-sl
1iltr The day a1lroirl. q Ter mr.,
the Eilrot.a- titre1s rtQi|11t ffatIt rar N u
OF cou~rriii age uhn 1nsT ~ ,t-It 81 tir 1fTiici
without certificate ~ fxtr'Ir.IIrtl Il@~ rrlr ~
iGpa The sheriff ard Cf.a--lilr- aii les -ul /
ffler a~slsttrC- sr rlccI'---t III IrlIIlt ~
latt - me. and Troops y 81 ~ i.-i-H s--
Enrolling uitcs- remain ir f.-t .f-- an fte1
duties do not esd III sit Ilrtr orr lafr. Iir AZ
rs4 uIrcd u Wafri Tic llisflt.f af1 - tI4.-
rtlrtS- They viii - h-Il ~ siit.t fi.lrta
ior the truth ~ their rcn.rts lnl ilrtrer l t-i.
Elifuy fall promptly q arrest n rtia g. a. ID
cinscriit directed ai-re. rif ti- ~ rs ttal.
VII The Confederate tfar1nt rltf.i flrrr %
iile compensation nd tie Tsnl iil.f g. If.
fll-hiy- Cheir-rcn ~ the clsrtt tttrt-t u F. rrs
ga The Ctasral infli.itlrr - 't IS j
iiieir conlfi--- JAr- 4. H4Fkl Is ill., 81
- - it, tn- >-ilf g fiIr lfIr f1t,es-.
~ t.1N- ie1tirs--e 81 Ff--cr ~
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CONFEDERATE MONTY.

y MILL sell ny tiact ii had siyihz 81 DIX srzkk.
near SteYensl.n Ala. corlaiding
twenty-five or Three Kindred Acres
600 cleared W-llEafcre1. good tmpforel,entslsr
ranged for sock Farm; lid rich. snt t4rap. For
partculs ard description adress eat Stevenson
Ala will sell ny cr1p OF Corn. lHa7. F1rE rtfes
Hugs. sheep and Cattle Pos-issi1a l-iEer -t-1f1e-
distely. C1nie1erate iney trket fa- efl liy-I a
earRzia viii be given
dec3-lW- LoR1NL IL - I'LL.
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70 80 - ~ eatl.r'lt - ir p 80 irrrtrtrr
- Z. 49, tsrs JET rn1c-1lt A. I-tcs
4 ~ e q r<,7fri q E1t-- - ilsr Eha 49,
49, 3. tle -lris..--a1.l- II am csra
= It- 't 3 s. - = ate l1le1
80 ~ ti- r-it4 ~. lsl.| G. - A.
STA Aifit 4iis-z- i'-.t "a .
- 49, 40 t-''-rr rsi- 80 q AID s.1l
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"a The editor Of the Cleveland Banner.
who Is out Of fre-wood, says we are As
good chopper as ever flung an axe into
wood, and we'll just b. id if we are going
to freeze to death 10 wooden country like
this II
flour contemporary shouId ever ..be dl-d.i
be need be under no apprehension about freez
ing
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POCKET-R0o F0uNn

SOMETHING over week ago fcund pocktf
= book cont aiming about thirty dollars in MONEY
and note ri band givru BY James Bsnksfon 70 Thts
Coekr4n fof e,gnt dollars aid hffy cents. dated Az
gust 3fd lSs8- The pocket book al<o contains pass
ports gwen 70 r. Hancock 70 60 20 Knoxville and fe
inrp. The owner can procure the pockef-book /.
calling on the subscriber AZ London. and paying
pensez D. A. WETIBOfS. FL
Gen1 Ward haster.
dect-lw I,oudons Isnu1
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Tn THE LADIFs,

our Hospitals are much in seed q comfofts
~ shist<. &c. have the material 20 make Them.
and will pay suahe price Tor The work. / pro.
Prise e. deliver tie material rrSi@asihle aiieS Hi5
viii lie Kind eut'lzl Ia suerlnteni the work IN fhe
haiids Of the Por IN their Fs-pectfe reieisrio4d-
snd thus al the same time iced flls hungry ari
clothe the naked r. n. efIBBLE
Cais- & A. O. n.
der3-7t Mirket I near the rn>t Qai-s
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PERSONS Fs-aiss = .;-i ih- 7ss-si- 81 .
reach Q; ihe Wakes -si IA ff
EnPLoTbESr ar i.lsr9rts. 81, .-..s
a our pork hot-e t~o Hi,E r-.i = ri u. II. 81
e the Is day 9r 3farsh. iFsi Rsfsris-i II b IF
cfnmins-. c. IS. A. ssp'F a, 3s-s ri isbs ers,
letter. oIIVEis NlfH01k 81 CO
d-es-Im F.lsssr EI G. 81 4
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED

a SUBSTITUTE or1r dat7-fre 5r,sr n a-e rt-att
y d for t5rrc wars ~ tfrir THE n feia'
pIice riii - paid Far irItler i.ifi1Et E--r ai
this Office +
NOV. lz-in@ -~f
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neA- There are some sound practical sug
gestions in the communication We publish tltis
morning from our intelligent correspondents
= Cosmopolitan." He takes a. clear-sighted
view Of the present POI i:;on of our armies,
and his remarks apon their management. and
misnangenent. are pertinent and to the point
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NEGROES WANTED!


LH1ttanQoEas F0F -Iff, I>6L- -
Sealed proposals y ~ be received unit Dcccins
Der TOR the building n Ordnzhce Werchonsej is
Oh attnnoora- said warehouse - be 100 fretf1iie,
80 eet wide and ~ feet high For turtle articu3T
apply TO Capt A D. Hnmpbries. 0rlszance officer ~
Every possible facility viii u gtrcn T., the QaartlFs
masters Department. - 3, r. JONES f
nov21 81 Naj. 4 Po-t Orr
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u srier o. iastefisl1'ter t,tnirAi lsft tla -
I1>tr7sfci VI fh ertirt rnrfroi - isIll1 II ~ ii -
81 tie brrres killed 80 q -r-y I'r ai1irrli fls
prrha>e - feaf-r ltr nav tfl lrI,.s Tli.lts = 4.
in icafhcr on hand and rr-l.il-- h.ts ID a. tr fr
address me with rrcff1 ffftirrces. 1ia'afn.t -t--
Il, -hod. and i j. ilc l-fs a. an rItriit tsrfir'fr
a-<1-f 81 20 lsi.r AID tatltr ftid 81 y.
prices wiii i,c i|trrrseri p. tr ElilAEn-'
Fep9if Ntiir A-Qn.
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NEGROEs WANTED.

I'VE wish 70 hire IS or 20 gro men 70 cot wnd
w in Dade county. Geo. We viii pay god vi
nes. Persons having negroes 10 hire viii address
Al Trenton Geo. Permanent employment
ocsas-lms n. r. NcAAHAN A Col
- Knoxville Register and Atlantis Confederat
copy and sud bin % Knoxviie
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WILL p7r good price and furnish rati0ns h
twenty ne gro men - IN Dad ears
IL. BEAUcH AMP
nor2s-lw Depot Com :.
a. Rebel Banner esPy one week and send bin
tbs efice.
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In BHatrEG sID CiG4 Is 80 ar f-.s-ssrs
1rrrL a. H-Iial >r.l-.. s-ar IA 'i.-1- "a = ~
l4tls FlILsEBLIil 4 EEo-
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II Know tiat the wsrl tina, the rreaE big prld
From the Peasant ~ to the King
Has diferth tale ttrEn lie iaie tell
Asa 4 difierent soHg to sing.
lut its ,Il the sane; il sther- may ella Esn
That tie uPpermost fog is right.
Illlsing my song wlsether right or wiring.
For be bottom dog IN the ii i 1T
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C0WruTTRn

rT,O Jail. IN Rinr-oid. ga - lh- eIh f0reui5er
j three negro larn- Oh -lcr- lirHT y ia 4-Ft he
belong. 70 Dr. G9Tdon. h-i l1-k and ! 2 rhil isas
they belong - l-o-li-s So ~ ii1 q 10y. Ld11.
The owners are 1t7-e-t-i q i.Tt ftrEtTl rfors
d operfy. pay charges ard t4ke ~ 1rt
dsc5-1T ,. 5. A. : 4H5cH.
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TWENTY-FIVE DoILARs RIEWARII

- TOf.EN from fiie ~ ztri,.r ~ fir71 " i-,- u
> one s,rrri HoR-f,. lf hlpl. ti.a ,|i
ese. barr -f,,fra m flse ft-s f,-e i|.f Ed -iri-
On the hini legs. ra-l-et "a. ilafst- tfe.i-el rs
above reward lslIi - r,if sire sftT -i1t f1iln
liberal reEsTd = u b. paid fIIt tiFi t
iee1-, =. M. a. n lLaEE ~
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LKkR CnFxK

The NO st terrific canine encounter. il has
ever been our chance to witness. transbire
yestsrda., in lfront If the Rs9si Office. A big
shaggy eoaia white dog AMI p-tA;I
black tan b dlI-tertier Of the coiJr d tpb.c
% juice. Yet Intp dispute. (possibIB cpa perm
ing tbe femPvhI of Burnsides.1 Yheh 4higl,
baHk4T eheufd which soon Tcome to blows
Resulting in 4 series bf aeroba:ic canine tus-
sIes ola most alarming character Tue black
tau iuimediaissi took a position upon the back
of The white llok. and forcing him \ ioIsntly 10
the earth, prgcesded 10 devopr him in a most
1iHhunaarii manner. The white -dorg. : srIi
deRly -ciAng ed his base,'' and by ! well exc
cubed flank movement made q cgsassez to the
len, letting his competitor flop owe when
heEmnsdiateiy rsgaihed his feet, and took
position for the
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pEa- The NurfreesbO5 o Rebel banner IN
forms US that Mrs. Geo. d. Prentice. wa. in
that city last Monday. on visit 10 her .oi..
and her 550Sher Captain Calhoun Bonhari. Of
the ConfsNkat service.
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rnIuETFFHt

ID ENG fliis sr,A <iEeil fr. a-i 4 seer +
ID <esvre II llc tasf- l1rari ~rIftt rf-lrtft- ti
f1tsrtrF fc- to ai' f-i-li. tlsItt r~ri..
uraniz-d have ~ 81 irI-l infa al -lrta - 81
writing a. IS , arrr. Fl ft ,tl.- 3 .rIaf H.
ricrt. Tenn Ii.'s-e ifllr IS tIr-1 i-lrri |t-is
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INEGRO FOUND.

T1AEEF Up near wartrace T~nn-. a negro By
aimed Henry; says be belongs 10 TiIoulas Rdl,
IN. Of tifis-ppi said boy sys he got lot from lis
master 1tlween Chattanosat and TnianoIna. Tie
owner can have him by proving property and paying
charges
noy30lW d. b. RAGSDALE
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Z order - re ~ TIE a rez1 81 ~ r--l pcza
varci-d slfce hss=5ct1 fs,td ~ a. . part ~
lie Pest S.rzecn 1lf "a urtrr lc z lc- - t1.rEe
IL Dr. k1alr - 10 vi thaf "a 90 1rrE sihe q -
lErent camps r1cri1ated-
An e-i-rs - NC q s'i1ers I'll - rsccinatsd o.
ran rTcsrre r,rr ne rrsfie- y aqp-5lrE sid cos
near 10 Eo-rrTal saitn-
- ofdsrcf Eri@alier tssreral Helz
O. " -QAHLTY
n.r17-3w Asr'-tlrt a dI1t.si f,ensra,.
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HaAtlr.i> lrrN-1-
ITIII- il= -~rt.rt IT. rae e-iarr. Tam A.
49, ttttr- .s-ri -fcctrttl. 81 ffInruss tlrirE
RI -- alat--- 20 --t.-l are trrfi.. iitIr1 = g
rtrlr .-1 The g. r 81. Ia. 1l-itr & III a .1li c.--
~ 30 fri.t slllr-fisaf-l rill ere tie rrcssrlt.i
~ iIi-s nil b .r-i-r lsrf-i
i.etr-i.l fIlLARtlH li- IlflI-
aan.tx A n f,-II Ger =
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R is AxD BUGGY Fo8 sAI8i

FfNr yea s1,.-e. * Trl1s re. 80 rouf 80
a &c and tsI-ir-- s-,i -. 1aiiEt f- rlif ~.
'-o- zrco11 faii h-rrr ritr f-rfs .rf hlr-c-a r
lfsre1. n rci zcl1 81 prfit- fl'e 5efsr1 Sstirisy.
fhfr ~ 81 fnil q l,lnic alrtsor ~ = orlock o.
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BY this time business in the city was entire
y I.spepd.d and tue inhab itants flock ed ,e
the .dehs Of comb It White dog rush cd On
Blapk tan With Iimpetuosity. and seizine him
By the naps Of the neck. thre& him Q yer a
lamp post and caught him coming down and
was III tlse act of swallowing him, when by.
stahders ihierfsred. amid repeated crie 81
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Sl50 REWARD N
M Runaway from the 80 5seTiber. near iser-
[S4X ton Polk County. Team. two isegr, = 81
It'll favy aud Felix. Davy Is ab51t p years
IA old. sl,saf feet inches high. wei<a~
fDN -ls,nt $50 Il,s bright lat-o. hair kiuky
Fy<7 like negro hut q brown cnor- and ].
Z/L near sighted. and will try % pas hirntc
i-S---a. for a white ofr jeans slothe4-
Feix a copper toofe hoy. about Il years old. III
Weigh ab5u. lsS ib-- j. Six fest Oh. OF iet y
ctfh~s-coat. bi1e m n
so. on the SANE night. B.y.leitncirE 20 Nr.
= n Dunn. lie l. about feet inches nigh. abort
- years old NeShs about leo hS- rapper-cniela
10y woe on jeans lisals aid ovlrcaat. His name
: Baker. IF
viii pay reward ~ So eacl : tie a7prehen-i =
~ tE- abos- Iasied A,ys an1 their csnfnenlenf in a
jail . get them aeaia. for heir delivery 10 e
ia PIX eoanty.
Ihr abuve AHMED Negrncs army on the nichf n
November 1t 1851. and IL j. ssin1n-ed crossed te
Tenrf+see river above Harrison n Hamilton cuouty
and AIr making Their way towards Nashville
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ATTENTION 1st KY. REG-F CAVALRY
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