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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-21

COPARTNERSfiP S0TIcE.-The ,ss.-~t--,,,
- hr- aSsocisted Themselves fcrrrlrr -,-s-- -
style and firm o. BoNDi-RANT 4 MATTHIAS ~.
lie rrrsn-erf cl1Idacfin- re GROCERY ~ f-o.s
MISSION BUSINESS IN fhls al.
We ~1ai kfep Constantly On hand as ilrr- sid
Fel etcfsd S-rct q 6ROCEEIES an1 S1APIE
PA Ngob>- A. r1n Be- ntfaietdI AMI EitsI,sfe a.
i1in~ ~ serve ar ca 4 ,r,er. - ail ti-,.s
Csndrctil'e tie i,i>fn--- The CASH rffncrrls
~ vii he era I'D n ar indnotfnehis q riir aaf
icnntrF lsc<. ei- her ~ whcresa.e or retail
tor> Eflrrffs ~ finnr Whcat Co1n and All other
c'unfy produce >oiiriifi AID pr,mpt retains n 81
oases. ~ SIN a. ssle~ sre male
N1n1iaciur-t and SnoklaE Toil.rc1 AM sat 81
al cradrs aiTars On hand
re sllirit = share Il tie I'-i,'ic ratran1rr-
derI7em JANIS MATTHIAS
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MIL bay Al tie old i.innen aud Citloa Rag old
ets u rope. Cunry -. ptcr< NJ AID =
Tie u1 raEs yuu britc 10 a. The a. II ttrre
1lo1ills icr = hicl al l.sy CASH.
u an tie t1t tat AID iEitE ti,ern IN rake ID al
NE cr and csn.e AID gst sur rlunry f,r rt1l you
llart thrown sH<ar
tsanf .asui delivered Al ~ GA std On a. CO.,
II dl-lf - ~ H r. n-en. >-.r ~ ~ ~ 70 "a
Hi~renltfT < B.rkfniiirr or - Ei.rrs-,r T-rr -
y. Hunter = - : F1,v ms
. CAartannora o. Is 1<r1
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HpwARp II. Fast,
Secretary Of State

A TRorHr.-wetwere shown; se>,e {
day. gold watch taken rom ,,,i fsal'Ass
who was killed n the Daelie"t - a,s'.li'.
burg. On the inner case tne r'.iloM NJ
inscription was ehgra teo:- IeSs ,l,-5
a. Thas I5s-her. OF New I eth' 'ene. l % s2'i
nv Edward &c Jddsfn n. aus Sel
mon intimate aeanaintance. faithfu
ferSices. and unalierabie irienesAaF-
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II NOW rrrf q ~. ~. s...,.-.,.l, r,.,--r-r
niire = te nsslilirl r''i.-e - ranu-i n n go
- -, ~ \ -.ke -rc le.i-tttl,,y sitna--i feir-
- = ---rs..1 - irile >-,uth ~ thatsa-
- - 49,. -. ~ = .inn-ani sni ~ pro
.-i-. =. - -, -. y i-c-~r 4ag ltlf- an 1hai
(, n -.. -, Z - i'-ili'i,4 tlrne- ~ rlunFr
-, ~ - De-r.-<ir lunr-lsratr r-..rrr
- 4 l.l,.n- Per furrnc- 1aarticu lnrs
ma ie z<sarti that = c,.1 Isr-ar vi - -,
~ e.n - = 81 gc- -rfiy irl11eeisi-lr +
1-t-s-Ai- G. AUSTIN
Trr.-1 H.
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q LRERAL REWARD I

xx7Ir.l. he paid tor the recovery 81 negro by.
w ~iho vs. lost between Chattarpoga and Nur
ir. s-i,s,s, he + ii-bt color. bears hul,- qurk
ksi aud aie'si l. FclrS % age lie had WITH hiEn
.Slrn - a small eatIl-I bag and two blankets
J. -. b itt;iN
nee IL Capt CO. r. 1lth Rt4<- Ala. Vols.
6ardneI : Dy-sit--
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~ Srfhiak vas heart from tho Eunb3 - N ycs
teffas. Taurldty. two II the = y ilf Yazo5 AMI
= hen nIarlr ol.S~its Mr. Fs'akes place came IN o
tact Will = {nIl,ie u torpc9ssk.| whira, exploded
,~tlaiit' dong any iai1are4 h1veve-. The boafs
then ifol FUR shots aad iainelliitey " ithdrew.
fTfckibsrg IThig, L. (
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selp Ao6utlsrntats.
F0R II RE.

IN Tges,iay the sst is-t. in Ir3ntbf tie Nstkei
" lFDtsr ~ GAafiana,s VIII i5feffr tine tsliine
year. H rui,iir sui.ir II lie Aieis bideI oil l.
months credit. negro woman Rel tccf, arE herfws
ehiidrtn. and fl.g8 1, 81 fpi r1rn Bay aud Stc
MY tqnired ir Tie i.siiir+i rsenff rcErnfh a,
The expiration IL txeist tbn'hs apd W Ia3Ineik 81
the hlie. Pdi,i~ RINK 10 y.othe issx s fr-c- lud
pay all medicinal accou'iis ~ Ill
decaD-loI y a.. NARx z. A.inz.
i-Afafc " T. Is -nf5cdy tcc =
eF1O lTHE C0SnEcrpES OK si;itNTS Of fhe
l. NhsLrilie ana ChAsf1a5Oea aid rs. = a. ilsit
r'sd:H
Laid in July The afi1 rifntnt taa fvis-sel or
lerts IL -end al Iaggr, Long I-lard ~fati1f G.
Calhtiin. Ia red eliheT alise- ma "a ~orn. md
Iimy marked '.Choicr Ga has nit ~iiice item hift
irnm. Il j. not iecked aid among tha ietteai- -
ovescokt nee ,nlsv- laio-rslt1ii i,HEe ~ R+-i
K III .e iflliDblire-t : T. CHOICE
Il colH 5fsh lscgi- Ga sroi--. rs. lI'H sFsr.ie.
Il decab-It> kilhK sll.t. Arff-
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~ The General Assembly of Georgia has
aereed 10 hold an adjourned session. on thu
fonrth "Wednesday in A prii next The reason
assigh}a for il is that Con IRE So win probably
ievys- war tax. AID il will be necessary FOR
tsosi seeisiatire to provide for It's payment.
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FnR SALE

RRSIpENcE l,i Cherry 81. q perfec' mod
vi del ola dive .aik AlS5 three Brick ht,res
on lsFket ~ Al~l iiise b1iling site Ael'inins
the residence " tfpt- flil,n contAini-< nFe 4fres
"a Eltcli IS gTsusa- 100 tult tees Il Inc ch1lsest
rsfiefi--- o. H. r ~ ~ ~
4 ~ l.-lllr IL
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ssLTt sALT4 SAM

+ witt frii a, the 4fh f5y or Decentir = Chaita
nootts ifl1 bu-aes 4 Ttr<Inla fsT4. sid p II
~ fro-.ll u 50 sackst0 sui iurrhk--it- >zir u~
tive ffi1r S-iWI Nx- ~ fANLH-
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S25 REWARD.

lc,THAYEn Or stdle,l ffon Andersen BSoUn.l r.
- Thursday the 18Th Jay 81 Derember. a blhc
MARI i hands Ugh hind ie.t white. little sldli q
the ndle I xiil Fsy &c above rN4Ii Eben lt1
mare Il devefed az Kelly Ferry
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Dr. drcr.e e fhs cau1ty rourr 81 $50 -
~ co11ty- TEN III rtr r. s.e a. 49, -
81 o t1e -lt1 il<f 81 ne IL re<i6e1oe - II n
A.oersun. dcc 4 i11rieen La sare<-al ths .r-9
url111lnE = t1e c-tlfe a saii J. ~. And-r-nn -
ce-.e1 Tie nos q Ira slar ard fery lik-ir
<rN i1res va - sold - y nlnrihs credi- ne pr
cn-se giri1E boni ulfh all,re5 zecrI7y ard \ i.sn
r~Lri1eo O. slaves 11t te 1.1rcha-r messy = rnle
ScrEt-a D. l. Bennett
S~r-ec-rl l>crn-li.n 80
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ss- The proprietor, Of the Memphis Appeal an
bounce that they vi II com snce the publication o.
thsir paper n Jackson = wv dayr.
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afnl- Gov. IIlwrs qf kdnfncky ra-se,

pfnl- Gov. Halves of Kdntncky PASSED
th1p4gh chit 9k.ll'oga q fgN days ago. The
GoIIEydr,Ior is glliiEyins excellent health. and
prsE4Tses a chdt rfni spirit.
ef I-ll---
nzr npa. Ell4. Bruce. iEdprescutatiee ii
theIGo4fdslefatd d9ngress from the Louisvills
(Ky.f diHtriet II IL present p this city.
r.wt srPIiIs folla,sias bElsslaplieitsm-
froalElac lS.lsivEIli Dispatch pf The 1871.
.ncbrrs cRHrH bee. y -'Ilii@ Federal forces
havs Esosked I!IIf liver, and hdw occupy Fred
Iolisy,PIx. tSeH. T. G4aatsls army t6,h
twclve huhdrdt Brs6sars while pnrsning
Per4hssgtoIt's fot4ds. More Are coming in hour
81. Ygss. i l2-ceId tlirty.ons and
FhyeEeightk.l H
81 II asrriss|roS. Drc-The GpScrnmeut is of.
feisll} InsoFmeftli bat FraBcewm prosecute l,in
fiirthdrilts Irolos4tion fpF afniIstice melia-
fijsiI. He lii Fl
Cbnlnoh@re lGfldsbsTpnst writes 70 the
Many Department. that ne HIS captnred tie
Eriflikh schoclieIE Agnek and Ellen.
el'slAdaaHcb to Chlpepner Indicates a
martll on Lior,lPIlf Yilie.
yTheresels hdva Two strong line Of batter5e<
il, the rear Of misunderstanding
The Federal army is in rapid nlotionl aiia
well eoncentratfdl Tho Ieneby IS also cdnceis
'-f as5risvrtLr. Bs7. i2.-BFFdr J. Atlantis q
praor,hiibsntmerdllant Of this City died to-day.
11EI 4IlH III HI IL I'LL III
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THIS i notify tlr p..hlic ret,rrarr A. 4 49,
nfnl geuts and Rail-oad C,.rnr.iie. ~ .,i1~
y. tltat- uruoer ~ the nm 81 undeflruld P.r
- + 70. - ~ ne ie resnnsl1le 10 anf cnufrci
entered into lcr aid 6ln 81 JsHet,h Paffi,a h n,
any other aci . \ i In lbr n1ne 81 The frra
recI9-iU A Z. Maxwell IA
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BRING ON YOUR HOGS.

~ AUTHORIZED to luy All me HOGS Tor sal
IL liz regular rsoyrs1ianeut prices
ssets III SIN. NcCANY.
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Chliflat.,ra. Oct q fS61- Z
Certified acrf,int pr 2. a. Ranks Ci,s. md q ar
erEr-l SER. vii i,c pli1 II lie Oh Ie 20
rsvl -2-1 a. r JONES
Nef 4 ciarrerrnaster
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The tftrps are very Inuch ~ heed Of Blaaksfs.
Sirr- 81 ~ shoe -frcuar-. aud an appeal = here
b, f-ste 20 flic people 81 Irnntssse "a a. ala they can
81 iiiitF ias ensris V supply fheSl dedf encies-
Ill tcf ars dit.t- &re lar away fem Ea. yoa rrnst
,sriefaAer that rey tiisppiy tie place OF similar
ns1uct 81 brave I1lui-ianisns who are with yu1 90
= II that gallant laef can Go % Tr1tec. Eoar hents
xhti< Ne ;rase, theirs.
Tofts Lasits cl Ttnncssee 4 special appeal +
made. ir0m The i1ci thst- We knew loE 10 cocqt
on rr1r eifalts. and d. not GcItt ur fe-fni -
One viirli. 1errcSs>tr-. f1r The gallant IN le1fr7
ticretfe hi tex ~ 1bem ieif. The RET 81 them are
barred IN Fsr Dooeisla--They died defending sorr
sal anll Jour homes.
a-stA 4 'oni.r 4 Il -4de tie agent 70 collect and
bring Z - nla-ever sis may BE able 70 spartf a.
The esss. = f itlt@lae -sem - iie ll4ce 2, fsl-
er-f tsi.t.is --i ie trraycd By C1ft- con1el. lie
T-'1 Con- i ID BriE-
psi Al & ~ Sent . ch1ftzn,oz1i vii oef'.'si'
ts,c.nl y IN, N-i ii Jines. Pot Qa.rtarrna-ier
al etnrenient III NErire-sl,ore VII deposii tnen
80 jas y CfiNSElL,
49, C-|lf ADJ
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- Tho abolition army IN and aho1f
Nashville. III s'ateAi TO pc a.oht LOFTY
thousand; th9 bulk qii wnien + riill.,S1
utterly dtmoTalized. &c iRs.lSe, i'. ~
robbery ~ citizens v g thinp OF u.'.y esl
/currence, which ! Ylhhed ~ ~ el-e =
hcers in ccmInand- Ihfee isel,heneS q
Kentucky troops were refent y 'iisaIlile9
and sent ack on arcorn! III 'uelr qnts
fionable loyalty 10 lfncnin- az v - esiI
denced by tie tredneat aec istal,eh
their purpose 10 raafe TIE Nn'ee nag ~
The event ~ IN ersacement Win ing
Confederate. RtbH Baii1sT.
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w - sztborizsd - aunpunre NJ. MILO SNfT75
w - a c1hffflte fnr r. eircti,n ~ rhs-sfire =
Mayfr q he e',y q csaitsaoosa- Eseeipn - he
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KoYICP.

A coop SUBSTITUTE. oser g years II s<r. "a :
n 10 Ger Andc-ssn Divs>isr. At Shelbyvila
ademr Hospital, east ri Lelo~ st1if<. %
DC Seess J. n. NICHOLSON.
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NOTICE.

'ERsoNs wishing 70 - sAsis ae.roes - "a 20
seash ofihe T-akees-r4a ind
EnPLnfNENr At LIBERAL. WAGES
q 'afI-ek house. t~o 1irt ~..s q D-i.on Ca. -
- Re : 11g = Mr. isss. l..-Teass-NA.-sJ- r
eai1"'ag'- E. : 4 Apply A. once n s-er-Dr g y
eitkr- 0LIvEK NICHOLS s Co.
dfes-im Porkers re s. 4
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II Chasles Hesnrnns.. = ii'sl Ovars' COMPASS
81 flfida ktgrns NJ vii l1ife- tie 1h1er-iEiel >.
Ills Pilce. he Ill learn the 1ifcllsrs ctuctfligE
NeErD Roy .ei ~ ~ clsF f,tg. X, The L.
- September LIS Any infsfnlslnn e,scernint he
p-u-.slf locali'y G. tis. Esztrt niii r. th.nLtiy
rr,crif4d by r. J. (sftlis-tI
d-c7l In AE-t >1frs o. ia Mss lies 1.
Cafrt7 near Nu-frees'1oru. 1i.r-s-. Dec a.
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IThf Iegiol,4 81 lie enhIay have been riyeEsI

/ ! +
III IThf isgio',4 ef the snsiay Ip.sve beenldriyeEE
bdek ffo.pp ltllf Haeirt 9lA town # Ffederiek5i
burg IT'LL H
III This rfsrpt closes ili9 Flrst era Of the PRES;
flff farpEeishI and prefeHpfF the North with +
ae i En Glen q q eonfdfF'l api'cIpaied vid-
tory u Is pisf oiarag'ne llp 're soldiers q ihE
Nfrtn+4 III hpls'l'at'i1Fl 70 inc friends n
F'tfIst1e Ills souree Iof qnIef ef'ltafiIoi
t. IilieI 1r'fn'l''I f. sleCefn ! I1s rrishlnf
ptl4RY 9ettfe fanae OF Onward movements
It flinlf tlfe shouth Of iifsdsiey. AMI opsns thf
lRlts 81 goldn eEp Buren, falls upo4 the eaf
1 risE + 81 ts 1Ins5ess lIkf HE notes r. mff%
F Iiel9Ta' ii'F'fr' +. i,vs7 2 f'a1rfn'y FL
5e9n1'9 II st.f pis f'1''p'.'' '''i' e''es'
I'll "llY's 1's'n . = pPlFf s''''s ln''l '"Pr1
5'1'' oils'S eye y 0'''gi 'si'al 'p'iF'l sOmei
'l'as3 n ai'p'f'''' aI,a 'q,g'llie
u f@af'les n Ffesifiq laws PROM 's'el'I
Is II + i'i IT, Hill so''''' guy Is 7
81 II ''s'i'e Tal''iP'.y n
i'f I anu so'ne1h'l''l
] flt I11 r.! '1'sl,lt .,IlIE l,I
fepeTN l,9'' 'fs 'l0, ,'"lI' ''si'l 'l's "wp; He
'li'1 ~ - .''e '''.'. su0N'sso1 n
tlpeE : e ffea,'1'l i's''.s Il al'olson'
III ] r" lMn' f'IlfsSa- ''l's'''1''le
81 fnt'l l'he II li'eAf'sff ~hisil flhs eiicqk
#lITinls'T e npGSqFa'sl,Ii n ;is''instoi'- NeN
1t,fk AIT ille irl''t A4fii-s''snp'ieaci''s e
yRlkH'Eihe i1'i9eFtt''1 Ifs9lN. INC rersora' pi-
i'' e Ie 'fl''' .ele'sl'a'a am
iiasili'l et Mi iell.e a ffidiers.ei fgrt'le
A :sdNfltllFe ~ ''slepn'fsi's AMI 'i'ss'nenlf
Al he,, PM p1fEslIssgasPsl,en's % 'le'e's II
'fIlIfe 81 1l'e cause III fl'e var sc
tfIi G frsf esia'sf q sflIiI''g storm whose
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CIGARS

EiNF BEAI REG ARD -Cfc As r. al. f.i,,.s.--
inrea a. Hermit spring r-sr nnlso. 60 -
eosls FlIZsEH1LfA brow
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WANTED
FOR1Y DOLLARs REWAKD-

GobD cecil. rsashsr AID iro..sr. Apply =, sbi
a Ofee- Idcrl7-
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From the Nashville tAbolition) Onion
Relief for the Poor. 5

The following seemingly gtringent or
der from The Executive Office viii NOT bE
considered unjust BY those who are ae
duainted with the suffering and destP fui
mon Of those poor families in this COUNTY
who are the vic inns OF this inhum.-n res
beIhon. And ina~much as the persoEf
-fhuee names appear in the following lisi
contributed large sums Of money IA 4
wicked conspiracy against our Osvdril1
TlentE and exerted All their lpuuencf q
decov poor men into the rebel army We
believe that all lust persons will appiaud
TIE cofrse Of 6oyernsr Johnson III clint
neIlino those who have offended greatly
10 contribute TO cloihe and feed starving
and NAKED families among rs. III y
enough 10 make one heart bleed 70 Wit
ness The sorrow and distress OF the phor
wives aud mothers who daily crowd thf
Executive Office Tor rrsief. HUNDREDS
and huBdreds are reduced 10 the mpst
hearf>rending poverty. Mr. Ovfrt4ns
who heads the list appended. placed bis
prineely estate. valued by blmself, we
believe. al IS .0( 0 O00. AZ the dispp~a Of
Governor Harris, 10 further the reLesilfn
and now LET him pay the penalty: f
STATE TKNH.. ExEcrTIrE ofEIfE
Nashville, Dec. -. lSF2I
WrrRFAs. there are many help -
widows. wives aud children IN The city
Of Nashville. aud county OF Dayidsdn /
aHo have teen reduced TO poverty ahdI
wretchedness nj Consequence 81 then
hnsbands. sons aud fathers having bern
forced into the armies OF this unholy ard
nefari0ns rebellion. and their neee-flties
having become great and manifest and
their wants f0r the beccssarles Of HE -
urgent that ali the laws oil justice and
Anlnanit1. would be grossly violated,
upl4ss Something was done 10 relleEe
their destitute and suffering eendltitn;
.l,e following assessment j. ihereiorfl9r
dered. Ii l,chalf 81 these suffering lanti-
li.s f,4.,ra fi,ss-e 4llb have etnt7itc'fd
.sir.rtlv "a. fn1i5e city In bringing absfH
hi unfortunate stale OF ai.lirs<
Tie auoulIt annexed 10 each naihe
nav be raid in five monthly by insiti-
ments the first paSment 20 be. made On
IN before tile goth December, ISL
; All-,er-ons called up1il in tbs no'ife
viii Eoav the amrnnt required 70 ne
t,o,nofraller &c the state. and 4 VIII 70
applied. in siieh manner IS ma ae hre
aeribes 10 tie purposes ior "ii'sA II
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- rilcre was 4 merry and happy
o,rty AZ The Court Iiaslse last eveninE
Where were congrf ghied lair women and
brave men epgagedAn the mazeS - vi
dance. j.
The entertainment Vas sNeh ~ ~
Chalmers brigade Rcoa beh'ef
fVefntsddr. III
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4
Tss fe y e -. - 500
J"nn y, 49, :, IN y SEQ
J9hnE u. ~ Zt;,te, 600
Maesy = n isslir I ts0
". Wv o,'.lrl / G30
W g. Hardihs = :. 7b9
l. ~ Fgte- -. 49,. 500
J.. NJ. An l.,. -; $50
WHO W lilai.'s 500
/. +. Eeech L. 500
~ Mont e" CIV" - 500
neiixi I,em" ,a .l... 59p
Zhsid lle'' i..ss = SD
n"li - n -, ,Au
J. y. Craleheaus : 7 = $40
w 7 Bryan -; silO
John VI. Iss adG
MAJ sslaley $40
Jshn 1haia.srs' = 5ttr
I'll. ilarii-- Il 500
g. - mn, ~" =, stlJ0
S;efeley bonelSon - 5d0
john .avFe'.ee 49, = = 5tlO
.Iatn lladle -, : f 5d0
5-ySiie = Co... = = 800
A Ezftsiff. - - -tln
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Port H1l...a. -. Dec let iSiz-
The following leeiafsrfs itin- tri-tfled tnr-iirr
and rrklSfifu-e the 81 gaze ~ tie 4ruF lvcafr -
PJsf Hudson Ia
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NEGROES FnR Sc

NoyR iiteIy Nesive- II 'z.,s-Tus Nsn. oas soy
a. Il HpoPER-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-21

~ The Yankers have burnt 10 ashes
eveiy house on the plantation OF the
Hon. Mr.. Burnet. OF Kentucky.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-21

= The CLarhston Courier q thf
18th says
anrholv character occurred NJ Sullivan !
WIND On "wednesday afternoon.
While three men were ramm'ng homf
a she'll into rife cannon the missiif
exploded. Therammer tnte IN ~ az 4
the third. and fifteen soldiers siandins
near the piece were more or IS u !, =
by the fragments OF the smell, 7on.e :
these, it is feared, WIZ lose 'ne'l SO"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-21
SALT skITl SAT-,

HAVE ~ rse-ssra g sark- Y.r.inl. : At ror
~ 4 a. MYERS
49, IA Cllarlanasrn-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-21
J. Il. Willy,
il WILLY.
ACCTioNEEK aND COMMISSION MER-
Chant.

CHATTANOOGA TENN
OFFERS li .ert g-- T. lis friel1s A. IL Pub,is
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-21

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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-21

thHp4gh chht 9ksloga q fGN days ago.
preE4rses n chdtrElni spirit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23
COAL 4 COKE.

". n. WALLAoE .;....:..R. q. WALLACE.
NOKEl COKEli COKElll-W. H.
" WALLACE SON, Manufacturers Of COKE
from the
Pure HammOndsViIle Strip Vein Coal.
AlsO-Dealers in said Coal for Smfthing and Domes
tic PuTPoses. VIII ~ orders for the celebrated
JEFFERSON FIRE BRICK,
FIRE CLAY, (ground,l
CHIMNEY TOPS, -and
WATER PIPES,
w. H. WALLACE 4 SON,
Hammondsville, jefferson Co., Ohio.
orf5 ION q a p Railroad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON. TOBACCO. !

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from TO 6 weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & 81. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance OF 115 miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion OF
the State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23
AN FROM Ss 40 30 PEE ACRE..
Near Has Schools Railroads Churches and all the blessing, Of Civilization
900 Acres Farms of 4O go 20 100 Acres and upwards
in ILLINOIS, the Garden State of America
ILLINOIS

Is about equal in extent 10 England, with pop
ulatiOn OF T23, ,566, and a soil capable Of sup
porting %, ,0O0, 600. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers so great an inducement 70
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil so admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, Corr and Wheat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with so much
part Of the State 70 the Terre Uaute, Alton & st.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 300 miles, Is
well adapted 70 Winter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23
CrIrTYATIoN oF coTToN.

Tie eBPeri11euts IN Cotton culture are Of
ueTy great prOHgfse. Commanding n latitude
80 deg. 80 min. (ses A1tto5s on the BrGnch,
and ASsu1l ptiOzi on the Main line, TIE Com
pQay 0lons thousands Of acres qoeIL Gddptstt0 70
tie perfection Of this f5rs. 4 settler hGefHg
a family Of yOlH0 children, can turn thesr
youth fHL labor TO O most profitable dcc0unttn
the gT0lgth 1ad perfection Of th8s plant
The 0f0eroES eserfioRs ROl0 making % Oh
tain a supply Of reliable seed suited % ne
requirements Of the soil Of Illinois, tcilg q e
hoped, speedily gice q sufficient d1sOltaf 20
plant a great breadth Of land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23
OATs, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate OF Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every product
of the United States
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23

Traverses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks OF the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
10 the Ohio. As its name mFDrts, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on ei-
theF side Of the road along It's whole length lie
. tho Ton1a offered for sale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23
AIINNG AND ALANUFACTTREs

The great resources Of the State, In Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zine, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &c, are almost untouched; they await the
arrival Of enterprising and energetic men accus-
toned to convert them hio gold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23
TAILORING,

GENTLEMEN'S CLoTHEs CLEAN
N ING, Renovating and Mending Establishment.
Francis AGER, Tailor, No l9 Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention cleaning renOvang
and mending Gentlemens clothing. he has facili-
ties for doing his work in the best manner. Gente
men will ind II for their interest during these hard
times to give Mr.. Ager trial. mEy8R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-23

Of Corn is from 90 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. Il is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming TO which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the kan
kalIee and Illinois rivers. and Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of 56 miles on the Branch and
147 miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat Corn.