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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

Hetues An ,WIttVsM ne . poo Vebsu'ss'
ttet Rteit'8 sa&t-z : 49, : - -.
>Gs IL tpistlt&. eaus4 t~tsenttdmli&
tsau }&siut a1& uors@eneral Buell. aas
nt&t su. far&su. sls Betfptel b5ren
@te, wae mir unfsr 9teutenant %. o..
eridblte:- Berl nebrsrsn EaRen mar osr'
fslbe im pidet. etrtetb bort nit ein.m
77e9oftpb Gary tn'e @tfprd&;- wel&r f&
etnsn sDffater. aesen1ber ber folaenpsn
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,se}br anbsre- Saiten. aufauateben @snsra!
DueQ 3iR rim Ban3 aaterer 2erl als M't'
del, e. II infer @tnerol' uub IT aeraps
70 gut u7uus; als Gen. Bsaursearo ietn
f6nnte!" .1%;
:Aud trfuts ID 4.ferni tur& gstnen an'
bern Off3ter, -lbab i'd buntspiQe ltstsn
SonntaA beS Beludee bes commandment
ben @sntrals BON Chattanooga In @eie1,
(@aft eine6 DbrtRen :unb Motors (auea
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-18
sou4rffEkN YANKEES.

The occupation OF Middle and West Ten
nessee by the Lincoln troops has DEVELOPED
certain traits Of character in some men flat
we were not willing to believe existed lin
the South. Whist our troops held pSss{k.
sion of the country they we're trading AID
operating with them, buying articles OF ne
cessity for the army In some INSTANCES
they became Government agents and Iwdte
active IN getting supplies, taking care, dpupt-
less, to provide well for themselves id the
meanwhile After the j ankees got thdre
they commenced buying for them, bacoH-
ing speculstors in cotton and dealt doubtlfss
in other articles. They were ready to make
money out of either party WheneveH the
Southern side is triumphant they are with
the South, when it is under cloud they are
with the enemy. Their only object scelns
TO be to make gain for themselves, re gard.
less of any principle of attachment cit her to
the Northern or Southern Goverume bit. =
To-day they will buy wheat and -four and
sell tito cur Government, and to-mbrrou
they will sell cotton to the enemy in direct
violation of our laws When we rc-oacuPy
Tennessee some of these very men will
want again to become contractors or gent.
for our Government aud make all the money
out oft they can VIII they be peruIitted
to do SO ? Let us know what officer of the
Government employs them when tibet are
cnongh true men in the country equally
competent, who have never Compromise
their principles, and who have been ready
to sacrifice all for the sake Of the South =
We want true men who can be relied on il
adversely as well as prosperity to fill all 20
sotfons OF responsibility In our Government
"Summer patriots will not 10 in ! ucH ;
contest as We are now wagins, and to reward
men who are ready to be on either side, dc
cordlns to circumstances, is to offer 4 pre-
MUM to disloyalty. The class of men ",
have spoken of are not peculiar to Tonnes
see They can be found in all the South
ern States. Whenever man considers IN
dividual gain above principle, he will sci
any country if you will pay him enough 10
so doing. Let all such men be watche,
everywhere.
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Instructions 10 EarOlling Officers.

CnA4fkxoaGk Oct<>i ISL
IN IS lie duty Il fur5 ling Oh -ef fliiy e.-oil
~ ia fti respective i,1>sflcfs observing ne
classification Lesetuore "rdffci II residents II rhs
lsirict ah..If c4n11 be found. tileF mn-s b.
s,irol:ei. The d-sript fii ie given from n ias|
81 nlirnliis.a sx1 niii~i ie - sisted nnt-f fHr
fs@af VI -i.rna. -
C.scrpt ~ resa.s. i.iti.eir ie.E-;iisr ronnlies
y ttli e.llie 10 i.y tl.-
svhrnfc call l. rla - TIE Cha --i nj Ui -sprfin-
ni nc Ersoiiiac Officers, ard tlfr = ii zee tAas III
<Sr,rS einbrlcei "a the sa obey 81 iiilresli-i+is
Z Tie DAY app i,iitd ~ assembling The -rf pr,
~ Ear,Ins Ulcers are rsqlifrd q esic>t zach man.
cons, iii,s see w9 has 81 o. al ia tler districts
uatL-iii cri-iEcatfa ol txrlupfi-u. Ihfs NAY II.
ia-s the ~.tii1 al q nSta.e. T. aid t-ein- and i
loher assistance he nrrr~IlIx. tlrr Hili repatt '
lf1rf 10 ne. AMI troops viii r. flrns-iici-
Efiiirc titcrs remain rseir Districts. ard be
fttis- do end ufh the fr~i enrrirpfnf hry az
injured n watch tie District and q n axe r--ks
rtfs rf- They viii b. held n street acr'lnrfah'ts
ftF Tie truth ~ their repfrt> sad Witer - ui-.l
silnIiy falls promptly - arrest IT report per<,ns a.
aee a. directed -loFe- viii himself e tai'
Tiii Tie Coais lrafe e.yernraeIIt ritrs them an
ffr forspen-it,:s. aud The WI mast - u.fe thor
tt.hiy. Chsirulen # the EQUITY Cnnifs sre charged
sfh the centrsl srleIinfeidenr- ~ te eir i.eit a.
their COMMITTEES NO - hopkins 4. y g..
lor. "a lSG2- snd Sbp.-tI Enriiiiig rnrers-
- East Tennessee pafefs cory
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The news from Kentucky in regard to Q
battle or series of battles between the
forces of Gems. Bragg and Buell., is of a
highly interesting character. The reports
are very much confused and somewhat cdn.
Trajectory The Northern papers clain,
upon the authority Of dispatches recaivkd
from Louisville on the 10th, that Genespl
Bragg's army has been defeated by Buell.
forces, whilst our information by couFieEs
who have arrived at Knoxville, is that G dh
Hardee captured, on Monday, l 800 prison
ers, on Tuesday 1000 more, and that Mar
shall and Morgan captured $500 sbudr.
on the same day, fTuesday) 1t is alsastst
ed that We captured forty pieces of artiIIely
Col. Palmer, in letter from CumbeFlab c
Gap, dated the 14th, states on the authority
of Captain of the sth Tennessee, tia
WithersIdiyision captured 5000 prisoners
on Thursday, and Kirby Smith 500 on Eli
day. among whom was Gen. Tom. CrHttdp
den. The enemy's account differs mater
ally from ours, and we await withigreat d.
terest further particul ars. We think tie
news has been exaggerated on both sides
but we are confident that Gen. Bragg gainHd
decided victory The fact that gold rdse
from rs to 1870 on the reception Of tie
news in New York, satisfies us that tic
Northern accounts Of the fight cannot be t..
lied on
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We find in one Of our exchanges i CON-
munication from Missourian, an extEact
from. which we lay before our readers this
morning. We sympathise deeply With tho
oppressed people Of that noblc( State No
State in the whole Gonfederaey has felt more
the tyranny .of the lincoln Government
than Missouri, and NE are assured BY those
who are intimately acquainted with tAelsen-
timents of the people, that there is nd State
whose citizens are more truly devoted to the
ca1sslof the South than hers The wrongs
Oh missouri call for vengeance upon the
heads OF her cruel and murderous foes
why the Confederate Government does not
organize a strong and powerful army west OF
the mississippi Tor the relief Of Missouri,
we cannot imagine II arms we're placed
IN their hands and ammunition given them,
the people wcstaof that river would dr;,e
away the invaders We hope the time /.
not far distant when the gallant spns Of
Missouri, under the lead of that noble old
General Sterling Price, or some other equal
" as competent, will be driving from theil
lovely and productive country the vileHhorde,
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PRf1sFEssTUS or
TIE EBEg4 RANNEfe:|


4,nAiLr NEwSf 1rEis-T1 rs rCnLISHEp'I~ airRFEEE3
loKp, on AND AFrEE TuEsDAr. OCT 3lst 1862.
y propose 10 i.egia the publication or dsv ie,,sf-
Ial. bearing tbs above title. on aud amer TneSdst
hifuing Jcs Zist. (Nsaday exc pedl n the city .
Irlfifee>bolo.
the Rebel Blnner will Be devoted z, a. earnest al.
vohary and adheIenre 10 the cause Of fhe S5ufh- 10
ths dinnsoh Of The ated and frosf eliable neili.
ehce; 10 exact representation Of thr plitcsl Mi
ilay aud financial mirror the country n reelected
ifeli BY HESar NATrBESoS-
l'rOionnd.y Conscious o. Two facts: First n 81 ftr
Fdr which Ens been uaged hithesfo los silljuEzfoi
lhdlely. has Al enstl reaeted it, ieeiimals c8fs,~
quhnce in raid ~ cxterninaii upon The ncsf RI
aiirc scale eyer knsrna Tnoig men IN any e. an
Secndly. that the penple 81 Middle Tennessee - -
BEEN kept in nmcnta5ie ignorance OF the move aes-
apIl fr1-Tess oil The south on IN. one haad \ IL ~
r1ssf character tie otIfr. . shall be Oh 1-
"a 10 present fellDwcif liens trse statement 81
ne case a il has existed. hsft exists and - j. COZ,
ttilaes % exist in the futuEe
tFe shall a>O devote especial attention l. two osiir
"a fers 81 essential importance. with the lrcf All
iDtaati0a 81 tie yarolis ilass-i by tire I.ifi "a
tale Con-reSs with such military Ieqaiions and re-
uifele-is a oil concern q the general peAiit
1nl, sn all proper sceasans the deftase ~ 1ennef-
see and her gallant sndle-y from ii s-t sSpess.Dt
f,oiu hat Guarter SOeger il iasy eairuafe.
lar word he X bel 5aancf will i,e q news sheet
ein.t ally lsdicafed u the interest OF Tennesste
and her people. the keYstsae oi cur Confederate
States Of AiafT4r1.
A Vicinity 10 isi d4ssyies. enlarged fclegraphl l.
ntl mail fir viii oiiirr 2ivaltS ses % i.caf1ii.
kr give a. MANY re4-oss fnF the b-lis; Ila- t1e
- el Banner MAJ becone eseiii aad weico1s
fersns- Il PEI r,,nil,. Single eopy 10 cents.
i j. ". LAIN < Co.
Publishers and rraprieior,
~ Printers and nev~baI. can c1tai-i e -sr1rili
"a. application At tie efie - The ~ MuiiIess.sin
~.
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nRITnARY

DiER-At Pikeviile retn4ss e on the ST.. inst. =
Few minutes before O'Clock iD-. OF Typhoid Fever
wIlLIAN u. RoEISs in ihs 81 venseenth year % hi,
age. He WAS volunteer IRON Marshall county. li~
sisspIi Inenlssr OF company p. Rytaes Miss. ieg
inent. ant son OF " p. AMI C. Robinson.
he wss Attended in his desth by his sneS iioi ate
father. who did al IN his pqwsr to sooih hi, dying
moments AMI make them caifisand tranquil. Pslre
70 bis AsheF- A FtfESp.
a. Memphis Appeal aud Charlotte tSs c. papers
please copy
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Ky x-iLilE- Is-S<- ffft- ~. 10
r-~paIs "a. oIi-1t- " s. hsi,r eisci iit>t5 KIRK
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rf fsl. ,ut,~f fsos h-.-r~seg 1e tiken fs.srr
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80 ,,-,..-ertr b. ajax. II -fsi. g. = A..
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- Ch1t-AnloEl Ce4feialii fhtil-- tsfeenfilief
bud Jaiies5 papers 'pf-
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Interest-bearing IRE asury Notes.
THrAsFHr DFrAETs,IST. 9 5. 4.

TarAsVRY DEPAErEf>r. {. :. A..
AeIH Ri AIho1d sept. %. lS6l.
rablie netlSe i hereby given thai Congress has at
~ authorizcd the snn.al ay4tns ~ interest On ,l-
I.sn Treasury Notes. fae iis tcs; ne or each oee
on Pie rst day Of Jsnar3 Ile4 VIII be PAX 70 tie
respective holdets on lreenlIle1i at the Treasury M
at any Depositofy Of tie Gbvtr4men
I'll tsignrd) C. G1. MENMINesR.
oetls-lm Sef:retary Of 1'reksurr
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CFFTcE or AssIsTzNt oIfARrEns,k en- )

, D :
ID order Of Qqartefmaster tienstal have been IN
ID trstel with entire control or coeE ting the hides
OF the beeyes killed for the ARMY fJr aiming and the
purchase 81 Leather for msrnf ictdrns snnsrs nav
ING leather hand and wkcti1g hdcs MI d. weltc
sdEttss with proper feiere1cks- The army mes
be sliod, and Il i te duty Il a. patriotic tame. II
assist in donST All iea;hk held - unre lsonkbis
prices will be isspresscd. n W pILLARD. T
n Nsjr l. Or
Southern Confederzr5 <npy and send biz ID M of
fee Till forbid -
Pts Send copy pypsrf obtaining the advertise
rnent. F.lw- DfIIIARD.
,eP7tf A. On
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Rags Rays. Rays

IT WI l. buy 4lf the OH I.sitien AMI t,ioafsl-s y
pieces roise- run'ef s.fk iee~s ~ L. Mr.. ard li
\ e Did rags yru ca lini - ia ils neat tiits (
In lfsis~. ssilic'i kilpsfIcA>H-
II ra-i flr ant anii hrfss them s: rsA- mp hi'
lht scraps nirsea fi 81 stsF n1s+i - ,siaI 81
list al s,sse away.
want ihi-n dssiSsnti a;.iny i1~iaf-i. ~ fh. Dr.
ht ,,f a. a. 81 = frc'S-, ~ fa. Store II
Eksii@nl * B-I,znitr- 1fsf iIarri-',ii. rt4 =. A.
, liailft 3 - =. ltA aids
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HaaDQr AErEiss G. : FescEF
Chaitano. "a. Team. Oct INA. 1851.

Special Order. I
No. l.
T. All surgeons asi ASSISTANTS Arrisiak = Ch.f-f
aoara will report e. Sarzepa feEeiiyn 4sdie@' r.
rector Quarterfnas-cr- ari assistants Vlli re-ir T.
ifair Thosk.s QIafterml~fer- Camll Ssar e I'D -
siants VIII rrp1rt u Capt Fr-aris Pest Cen 49,
sary-
anime the nass-s nf al persons ieayidE taR-ttas-t
ir the tiaaeat r4iirs-is- Arr On .rr 9r SO
40, 49,. ,rsis,llt ptss - a lee
~, - nd t-irrIe t,s<r
Provost Nar-hai- !
4. H.. LIZ \ i.izi,'s.
/ or.f. A. A. A. g
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HtArcrHifzns c. = Forrks.
Chftf1nro-1 Sept. 15tk, lsC1.

Chltt4noer- Sept 15tA, lsc1.
General Orders.
No I.
;. All persons co1nccfrd Ei;h he troons "A THIS
ernniaid. required ~ reect The rights o. pI-l-
cry al II Tire nhIifalts And not cnf arr trees
or >hrr.biery taeufer abs private enclnsu1ir
less Titi the ~ tie frpl itir di~flri
injare any fence intioSair aly In21ncr 10 ~
or a,j,r,a,iriafe private |nr,ifelrs Of others
H. All Ddicer- &C ci.ar3i with the c1eclti rI q
this order and VII lot aF vi4lati,n - Z a. tttse
Headquarters -,
~ command 81 Gel WIN H,rH-
sep-7--f 81 H. LCL-N ditfs-
A. A. 4. Tea -
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WILL o-r FOR sbir Al tie Clart house IN Harrison
II on MONDAY. Tho ioth Cay o. NtremSer. isf1- .
bubble on;cry II The hiSiisst iiiter TT ca-h 9sgft
i've Zee; five inches higa and weighs abont ls lbs
said neto sass he lslsues - Samuel Walker 81 Ri
tirnure county Mari and sale Eerra - rinar4y
Z M will be sold GA that cay g pay charge
-rrf11-fm MILO COULTER.
Sheriff Hariiiflu C-.al.fy-
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special ur.ier. - -
Ma =
Al Ssl,liers idi<chartrd f-tn a.SSifIls rcfn-rfae
from sick furrhxi< "a ulrs nav ~ snr mems have
fecorne -eperaie1 fran fhir ~ I'm eaf il ~. ARA
vinrr this plis-e .7ia.eir rer.rt na7.t -
ranl com sian.line carnp D7telIinn-
By order o. " ~. iioyd "a, .c.,ndt-
ocflt a. IT, l.s'zrS B EHli
A A. A. H.
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Fbr Sac. by an Officer in the Army

1.-TWO HORSES one fiiorr1 gfi-hrei f,i~ucne horsa
large. stylish AMI spirifc has been In the -e--
vice rom the beginning % the war woud 81. |,
1tdf officer Age. . years.
The other young Sfaifon 4 " arS old. cenilk
anil draws dneiy ia iipgEy.
4 Apply 70 Nfj y. T. cHayrSfYS.
tofta Maj J T. Hopkins Law eaice. Mains -
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crops destroyed; live stock killed and left to
rot upon the ground or driven off-Enany por-
tons Of the State present one wide scene Of
desolafion. All these things the Nlissohriahs
are compelled 10 witness and submit TO in fear
and trembling wiibe not Hand is raised in
her defence. gnafIned aud helpless. a prey
to the Lincoln cofmorants. the Confederate
government seems 10 haze forgotten that Miss
ouri exists, and that the grass on the faresi
portion Of Co.'s fooisto9i Is stiff with dab
bled Hood.
How long Is this state Of things ~ coBtinre2
When will the Missour aus no w in arms ia the
Confetleracy be permitted ~ bring Joy and
aid to those who await them with oufstfefch
ed arms and bleeding hearis4 How long b.
fore the hearts of transried people shall BE
permitted to leap with glasiieks and the moth
er shall rejoice in the safety Of her sncklsng2
fit be asked ~Wly do not the pesflc rise
IN their strengths and expeI the~tSfants4T tie
answer viii be- Ais. thgy@fflvc taken from
rs every weapon ol~offens5vc or defensive
warfare: we liaye>slNen our weapons Up ohr|
brothers in tfs field: we llayeInothing len with
Which 10 strike" A State. boindless IN its
resonrtes Of wealth. with GRIPS sufficient to
fEed tile armies of the fdral! with people
brave. generous and true ID the canke Of
Southern Independents. IS left to struggle
against the greedy and uhprincpIed seouii-
drels. whose grippe is tightehed npon a de-
fence less people in proportion as it is made
TO relax in other parts Of tile Confederacy.--
Her wrongs appeal to the lcllivzlric Suns Of
the Sotiii for swift and terrible re.ribu JONI
her daughters flaiewi,lp~s and orphans by
the btSonets of the bloohy legalizcd butch
ers.ealI upon us for redress Of those griey-'
anc e. and an expulsion OF the Infamous Cha
'nundh that prcsidcs in awful dignity on her
throne Of skulls. A MIS>OURIAlN."
i
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Nolire.

II A IL ptisons are raatiaiisd against scig coitiS
IA on = letter credit d.fid p Get. dra IN ily
ms nr and SIGNED Is air ~ j. Fnlfoa SUM-. = Alb
c. r. r. - lie same las l,een i,~s pr stolen. afd
tie terra ia rfsci Is was eiyfa sxrei lie fii.
inst " T. WILLY
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4 PeCKET B5OK coftaiplng snrnc nisnsy r.s
n innd on Cumberland Mbtihtain about thtrfvl &c
miles from ChsttsRoos2. on the NrMinnville lissi.
which the owner Get 81 calling Rufus si;npke
nj AicMinnyiiie- uctke-1ul
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llcnrrlI U-TleT No Z
Commanders = Eftiu,tnis R.ttafln< Artillery
frrfa nit and Cara IS |iir aad rrInpiri-ss
hereby ir,iered 70 ma &c tnef wcck rsorfs fheSr
Headquarters. tiler rrqf listens win Mt L an
proved On W ~ BOYD.
OH Comm nling Foicfs
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committed

rT,O i,ii in Chattanooga on the 9Th August So.
i negro boy canned Alex. uhp -ays ~ beiones
- es Coe krell 10 PbufDtnc county Mississippi
he i about feet inrises high black complex
The owner viii e.1-se k-rwE-d- prove prupeIry and
pay ci.rges- y X 80 - -
aucso erH sn"'''o1 Q
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Big Gen. 5 ,zEoI 5 lcesl,aad Fnsl

HsS- 4 .oiiylths :.iosis.4o,I and one 1Sinlsr.
set ;idaa ny The StfaggleIts frqlD(0nrI army
above who wisl to fisrsFish an eensc fof il,i-iT
own absence frp;n tlisir colbnlands. i thai: o.
retiring from before C0ySHri our army vas
cons lied To slsanloa <fileEr artillery An an
Ger wl,9 IS. s-veyely wamldei IN the battle
asd AfTfveil IN VI city lsst evening. assure MS
that SO far fD5i This beng the ease web fought
Of an onr>Iriilssfr and bag 3age trains except
= few lSsFa,ons that broke d,.Avn on the rood
ail5T1isd 10 be aIzlionei. There vaS no se-
yNou- loss Of baggage. and iYnc Of artillery or
aiainlinitio.i-- fires4Irtl a5fl>.d.
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X ?.
An oicerS a. this Pest an al who nay hereafrr
arrive here whether on dutT MT gill a lte1
Iepnrt h person Z fhris- Heaicu lrtsr<
Nv order q W y nor1. f'Isi f.'srlrr fsiin ?
ocfll a. n. ft-xENBEIsi.
"a A. q.
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I.; es.. ssE.lI. & Is. s e ,:s..

special oriess.l
No IL.
All larnied prf<ontrs at rar mt txrhanced. hrri-
irving a this isre VII re1affto Major 81 Paul com
snanding The Camp n siirectlnn-
b. cfulnand u Col. ~ j r.. Barii.
q H. ~ 1E.NRERc.
ccts-u A. "a Gen
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TILL-7l z 7
Chattauoorz. Tes.ll.l sept. 2tth. ls61.
I5-t Of ra1nes 81 Ilel testted frshn lie t.ruv~ye
Hospital for which Iev-fl q thirty da.lais $50
a oi<r1d Tor the sr3-ehfEki1n pf each - * 4eF