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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-28

Recently fllifteeu vessels arrived in Liver
POOL IRON Bombay with 80 .5S7 bales Of cotton.
About 370uUU bales of cotton are "a s,o.fs
from Bombay to Liverpool
The total income OF England for the wear
ending march 3lsf-ilS62 was Eel 81 s97 Igs.
) T. aud total expenditure f67 $50 .e0< p. 2d
inelsdsng f970000 for forlifca;ions being an
INCREASE OF expenditure over income To HE
amount Of E24i2O06 S. 81.
~ Fcclter il is said, will open the Loadoni
Lycenin. with drama founded upon = Les
HiseraJles, and las already come TO terms
with Victor Hugo on the subject.
Mr. Charles Mathews is about 70 make 4
tour Of the provinces. when he viii play !
round of hrs most celebrated characters
The colony Of New South Wales has re
niitted further subscription Of flO0OO for
the Lancashire d strict Fund
A correspondent of the London Times SAYS
thai The Word skeedaddle,'' reputed add
tiOn TO the Yankee vocabulary, is Of common
use in Dunifreeshirs. and means to spill IN
small quantities. II
A new system for laying the dust Niihoni
watering the streets, has been In operation n
Paris II consists Of sprizkling the read with
chloride Of lime. which absorbing the Inois
lure. soon becomes damp aud prevents an,
dust from rising even the hottest day
The great annual Leather Friraf Leipsic la.
cOmulenCeos larger amount oil business than
was ever known las been done. rotwifhsfaud
ing the high prices demanded and the large
quantities Of goods offered for sale.
letter from Rome IN the Nessaoar a.
Md. states that casts are being taken Of The
triumpha arch Of Constantine They are 10
be sent TO France and are executed as were
those of Trojans column for The sccosnt o.
the Emperor Napoleon.
The wine harvest in the Rhine and the sur
rounding districts promises 10 be excellent
both in quality and quantity
At a bull fight given in honor OF Louis Ma
poeOn. six bulls and seven horses were killed
The principal Maiadsr, II Tafo, received
81 900 for his days work, which il higher
wages than most slaughter houses pay.
A French giant seven feet SIX inches high.
is now exhibiting himself in the Metropolis
When his arms are extended. his stretch lnea-
sures 95ls inches
A singular accident occurred at Turin on
the occasion oil the Princess Pisa's marriage.
The clergy OF tie cathedral. which is the par
ish church OF the place, refused 10 celebrate
the marriage in the church on the GROUND that
il was to be effected by proxy. The clergy
ne vertheless presented for the royal signature
an order for 10000 francs the usual fee for .
royal marriage Victor Emanuel Instead Of
afhxing his signature 10 the order. dfe~ bic
pen through t. and returned il to lie bishop
Of Bella. who vainly eIideav0red to persuade
his majesty TO change decision which he
had taken because be considered tie refusal
to celebrate the marriage as an Insult 10 linn
SELF
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-28
THE SITUATION.

As we said week ago. the .ssitdationi
in Virginia does not bode any Immediate
general conflict. The operations which
opened with SO much apparent spirit in tht
region Of Fredericksburg, are dwindlins
down from mere tra-adc % entire mac
ton.
The signs Of the times are quite as duh in
Middle Tennessee. From private letter re-
ccived last night, we learn that !" IT is irtoli
erably stupid" in MurfreesBoro. Morgan
and Forrest, are still far below, the one in
charge Of the railroad, the other of tho river
Along the coast the Yankee fleets are rein
forced, but as yet eVince no disposition to try
the metal of their guns.
The Foreign news is unimportant, and rery
hnin teresting.
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InzfTncu0as 70 Enrolling 0ncers-

Lu1ETAkoooA- Oct Il. ltc4-
Il Is Tie duty 81 EEroiEE ucers q fnthu ~ anrcl
every man IN teir respective DEtrie.s o.ssrrinr ths
cla>sifcatiou teetofore ordtrrt n res5dentl az
District ars sbs.nf O. rnnnt b fou1d. ther -
enroiled The descrptiun Nil - given frun
bad q -llenn.kz-
coa-riPis IN FezaIi in their respective sounsIss
until called lor -
Nhen ne cai = nadt ne Chnlrnau yin srpsr1n-
ifnd ire Enrolling tf1ceu. and hey vii re tfsf al
persoi-a embraced IN The call cbty u Inmetialrly
afitr The day 8ppunild fr asseubnr he cunacrfrl1
tie EnruitnE ucerI rrquirei o EI1est each nee
81 eonsiDf are uho nay L f1unt IN their tiricfs
~iihoui crrtihcate - txrnptsa- Thy nsy cal
upo1 tbr sheri1 Ard CruntabIcs % aid thrn and n
uther ns<sia1cs be neces<arr. hey wiI rgpul Iha
iact 70 ne. and troops uill b furrisbed
hnruilng o-crs reuaIn IN retl DisirrtE and her
dufirr a. NJ md uiia Tie Er1i enrslment They are
required - uatrh The bidrici and D. rake weekly
reI,orts- They vii - hid strict accents hitT
ir Ire truth . their reports and uboersr - lhe1
rifuy frils prunplly - rrpart pernon1 Il
eplserit as .. dlrecied Above. ~ bislllts 1lIll
VIII Tie Co1le4er1te GoFernue1t rIfeI &C. -
re conpens.tinn. ard he uork n11 - 111l Ellll
oeEhly- Cllarusn q The courty Colrls ers ckzrrs1
Eit he rrnrai superirfendrnce ne srrIInsrl -
their rnnhtirs JSD- q. HOPKINS. a. D. G.. =
Or u. l.61- I'D Supt- q EnfulHnl $780, =
- Fad Trunrssre paptrs cuTy- ~. .7-I4.7 ....
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Of She'll Tor the more serious dutiesIof !
cartel eorAmissionet Since his rascaily con-
Ehement At Richmsnd, even Arnol il HaEria,
has half IBrgdtten d Miss Patsey.' Forney!
ECpyle and capertoh have sold out ID the
enemy. 10. Jefferson, Disguised, has gene
Ia Australia. jackson, after playing out at
poker, coHcluded to play renegade, By going
t9 COngrsss aud .becpming Yankee General.
He fell, as he deserved, at Perryyilles
AAlexandsf DEmitry, the royal, the magnif-
Gent, is aFl mute as an Egyptian mummy in
Richmond. Kingman stiff writes under
tie signature Of 3 Ion," but the inspiration
hffs dePaHted- Last of all, the glossy brown
hair Of BFeskipridge is chinked with gray,
AID he ! Tpwn to be, from the elegant |, the
accomplished Young Senator and man Of the
world, grave soldier and General. An 1
NJ with All the rest IlH
Hi HI All Il are gone che old familiar f.ees.t'
II Where the merry jest once rune, the
drum nov beats where music hoated on
The star+lit air, hoarse calls and alien
sounds dia the ear with dismal and IN
farthly eRaenee where peace, with its pure
robes Of bite and lermines tripped onde so
lightly, AFf sesnrths bloody garments and
Tiger eyes of despotism, and usurpation. and
NT4r1ani for the dEurnal, pleasant, piduhnt
And lpictHresqpe, We have nothing left US
bat the dreary chrpnicles of either suser-
it.f
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when the sayings ana d0i6s. Of to-day are r.,.
ed ont Of the past a. material for The historian,
Tie romr''eisi and the poet. these things rEll
De valn7t'e and surely none the lesz 50, BE
cause they relate to that nobesi Of pairisis
the chrisilanIwho yet high in he land as
Priest and Preacher. laid by the gown Of the
church Tor the hunting shirt Of the camp, and
IN . grand conflict for human freedom. rieldsd
the sword as vigorously as he had held the
nitEe OF our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christi
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-28

Brigadief GenerI Z Il Tracy diei on The
l61 inst, a. Cafauba Station. MississI ppi
alter few days illness. General Tracy va.
resident Of New OrIuans for over thirty
years engaged IN mercantile pursuits
Colonel T. ~ Law. Of South Carolina. Ia
been appointed brigadier-generaL
Mr.. Amos cornwell. Of Chester District S
=, WAS murdereed by some unknown pertoi
asst week
c. p. r. JahEs.--Walter Savage Lander
the patriarch Of British authors, has f'irnis q
the following inscription Tor plain feemefia
al Venice:
George Payne Rainsford James. British
Consul Geheral IN the Adrlatic. died ~ Yeliioe
aged 60. on tile 9th Of June. 1890 His rier
rs as \ writer are known wherever the EnrsIisl
iansuage Is. and man they resi- on Tie heart.
Of many A few friends have erected ihi.
humble and perislssble monument
The advertisement Of West L johnson. an
neui'ces History II the War, BY Mr.. MeNa-
hon. FIJI
A few DAYS since Federal scouting phrty.
engaged on the Mississippi side Of riie Misss-
ripFii river, opposite Helena. captured \ Tris-
oner rho proved 10 be Jerome Pillow. bft,lh-
er Of Cen Pillow. 10 whom the Genefal's lef.
ter--publisliei some time sgo--Uas written
on the subject Of secpTing the negroes on tie
Pillow plantation At Helena- Nr. Pillow war
on lis way 10 his plantation when he rras zap
tured.
II is stated that Gen. Pope, the Infamous. is
10 be transferred 10 a new feld
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~ The cause Of the arrest Of Mcclellan,
staff officers is said to have originated in som,
personal misunderstanding between them aid
Thompson. alias Doesticks." the special cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune Sc
soon as Mcclellan fell from power. Doesticks
preferred his long neglected complaint, and
greeley put it through for him in dobuls
quick. He that hath friend i the Court. says
an old Scotch adage. hath penny in the
purse.
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Eeptlemaa Who has visited the bats i-6-ii Of
Bun Run few weeks ago. sPeals fOr is arpsarssee
a. fotlow-:A
Inc neid OF The last Bun Run battle preseufs sitk
ening scene The 6elds are strewn With dlsmanf3ed
gun carriages cai<ons clothing Shot shellx and he
DR. ed mnmmy-like remains 81 slsnEltrret ones
Ehrh appear almost every hand The limb o,
tho halfhnried dead are seen prnfruding frnn the
earth; and lcKs freq-enfly fnuBd i1pou The
surface Of the Er1und With the nsscies and pnrftns
Of Tie flesh still adheri1C The bone. ard IN sne
instances bearing the marks Of dogs and buzzlrds
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-28

- young lady in DAltsp. Ca. writes As
to know if lit wouldn't be nice 10 cut of her
long Hazen curls, which ere the pride Of her
household. and quilt them into cap she is max.
ing for her sweetheart" We think not. We
know Bale witch not sixty miles from this
who makes better use Of hers. They are
golden ginblets. as it were. that bore sorRe
Prodigons deep hoes in the hearts Of the boys.
We commend the example to our fair Dalton
correspondent
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-28

"a The Theatres in Cincinnati are in fuE
play Murdoch is reading" at Smith and Dit
sons. Mr. a.d Mrs. Conway are playing
Peep o Day" at Pixies Opera House. }. W
Booth. a younger brother Of Edwin. appears
nightly as Charles De Moor. at the National
Woods Theatre is going on the sensational
Mike Martin. the Bold Highwayrian and Rob
ber'' to conclude with Putnam. the Iron
Son lof 20"
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+ Avad wlkrs4o KEEP HorEI.g-By reference
to our ad ycrtHsisg columns. it will be seen
tliat c. 1iiHtIn, II Tunnel Hill. Ca, Offers for
sale oil nillst flvorabIe terms. his excellent
hotel stand in dat pleasant village a fine
OPPORTUNITY is offered to amy one who desires
10 lmakeIa pro6table Investment Tunnel Hill
besides being i town Of some business i'm
polrtanee. u a place pf considerable summer
resort. aud the hotelInow offered for sale il
the only ore IN the village
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ma. WE hear many and frequent express.
ipfs cotnIlimentary to the industry, ability,
sni energy Of Maj Evans, Gen. Bre4kin-
ridges PBst Qaarteflnaster at Murfreesbdro.
M 9neTdAseryes better of fortune than this
tgseniiA,, high soulcd gentleman A Ken
tuEkiaa, hb has given up homo and an to
follow ltbs convictions Of patriotism and
duty. HING lifc ID him to enjoy the re
ward Of His self-sacti6 &c, and to see there
lemptiolIIof Keatutky and her noble sons.
ksl- tiIe lF4ppeipta,ert Of John Mitchell to
hnl Irish Isfig4le, warmly mr. eSl ~ a dorTes-
weeksIago. is not only matter
lbai Il rissll anA Justice Which We
HEX afarIil ALL see the material of ..wlhch
All dali, eeni.oscsl. enc SAP no.
lIi'mFiassd At The sldei.dil nsiIitl-
H Observation-Disclosures n hi,l uiiler a bnshqll lis
llkIi4no5lilar 4iFl mt of enterprise II. tie
War I1fIeI IHinkHts lire ease Of Mr.. Alichpl
thEte can u bio i.e.!soa however, fori 4tis,-
EahFtd Oh IiB,l stupidity. His Tnanie.slIlis
refisyenehisl bis commanding EpopuiaEity
WEffi thsFIrislard lis original and refIrSsetit-
stIge Southern zeal entiile lin at least Il he
FaEle conIiieratiqn from our fsoverilrneiit tlls
Shields, MeasIier aud colcorap have receivsd
frln that Of the J-nitkl States .It is all mis-
TAXI that. because Mr. Mitchel is aswrite+ he
is 10 fighter Or. because he has been III Paris
until rec4hkly.4ie is npt imbued with the spirit
af the war and a soldierly impulsel We
leari from an ebseFvant officer upon Gen
RWeis st4H that in his d epartm ent OF. the Ger
Yi4c aI9ne there isashple mat erial for an irish
brigade. and that the organization of such
bne with the appointment OF Mitchell would
Eiye univff s,l Satisfaction. There Isn Dues
lion whatster.in out own mind that sndh
stop would prove highly beneficial in il ef-
fedt upon the North4rn Irish. and its inSpira-
tiotss to those Who have tonight so notify in
ti,4 cause Or the South. We have not the
slightest slpnbt that he would prove as bril-
liaht soldier. as be has always shown him
self bold rnari-
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The Little Rock Gazstt. leans that the Fed
erals are in the northwest part Of Arkansas
some eighteen thousand strong. and their i'd
vance is probably within a few miles 81 Fly
ettesille- They are divided into four bodies.
al Of which are an area Of ,bout twenty nies.
their principal camp being n Walnut Springs
IN Benton county. Il Is stated also that rew
regiments Of Fsderals are eRczmped At Pitt
mans Ferry. on the northeast border. and dat
; detachment has been down as far - Pota-
honias. arrsEfing citizens and in souie cases
destroying property.
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NssrIS Vas ErrE~'s VIM --The I'll 81 fr.-ittni
Van Bursn has heen admitted % probate At Hrdsn-
Il Is daied January 18th, lss9 ana es1anencfs A. 81
lows
Il Marlin Van Brren. n tie town u Kifticrhctt
counfY Of Columbia. and safe ~ Seaf York hrreto
fore Spvernor % The Sf2te and more recently Pfesf
dent uf the United Siarrs bnf tor the & year II nv
life farmer in my native town. d make and deellre
the i'iloFing . b ny lssi viii and testamsri =
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PAesf RAGsf rags !

WILL bay 81. tie ola Linnen anl Cafton Tlssrs "a
pieces or roile Euiny s1rks riecc< u teuiz- AID ~
the cd rags Jpa brinE % me n TIE next thfre
mosIIlIs for uilicl HilI pay CASH IliI
Wash the dif out and bring them ~ rak4 % ~
The scraps and ceu.e and get yosr ma1sy f1r dhai -
have thrown away I'D
want them delivered e. NJ I'D stand. m The sr-
Ger next DIR ~ %. H. p Ma1rcs Al he stofr q
BispIenhcI x Brknilier. - Harrison. Tent- ~ IA
p. Hunter JAS > EDN AEttc+
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Ge1rral Ordrrsf
M las
The Ge1rr4I Ca. n1ndInr annn-nce1 uilh pni1 ihe
- ~ isrts list cccrs and lnIiirrx
ah.ent lrun his nrny uihcul lcnrr a. nnncti1r.
Ihis evti - ii1rins n - rric sd dtscrediahi1
- fhoee Who wearing he uuirrm o lle ConIrder1tr
ct4ieS arr n4u hrnE In and idIrncz1 i1Etead -
arl1z The common rriis and dds e th-ir
nanlnn> N arms na~t BE- arrr-fc1 ssnch ro>s 6srr-
iciirn a aafg ahilt IN the rrrencr q -
Ioreriul enc1y- calls ma cab for rrbnke fpn tbs
Coi1r-4 ndinz 1en-rll. ~ also fnr rirnt ueasurcr
On ~ p-rt q The rfzcnE - he Sth sccuIr tb1
rrllrn q snrh deIiiIqueut< 10 ltrir cunrnan3s-
Ille Commanding GrneraI nrrrrs re- Al r1i-rrs
NE corfiuue - - sheet urb.ut learc <lllf a.
n7.',El.t hfiore tie p tn1Nf~1 Beam artnli1r1
- Al Ert ~ Cnn-rr.< rfifei = An - reIiern m
arny ~ di-q'.aii-i d.sahied ard incunl1,rt.rt rl
s-rs In orer t1f their - ir1t,e fra-i
re so'i~ % ~ Array ui@r r4r they uish - lthrc
Or box dangers nd iprls thry unuilinr En-
cnaatrr-
H. an roldirrs Eho raniirnc .bssnt ui be trealsI
deser-er< and punifhed - rurh-
BY comnaud q Ten Br1rr.
lsEolnsE w BRENT
Chief - st.G and A A c.
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Nstu Establishments.


HEkBQra k1Ezs c. s FoadEs. n
chaftanoora SsF- 7-th. lsg9l
In lrasi n prrsent the = resa OF tie small ptx !
vaccine once has cen blished ID this BON. b.
the Post Surgeon AM unirr The irrmeiisrt rhir1e
Of Dr. Kiatz. Who vii fiaf an sodirrs n The ir-
ferent camps Vaccinafei.
All citizens well ~oiliers ul - Farriha.rd .,r
ran procure vaec me matter By applying At = ID CO e
near lie Epi<rnpa church III
BY order o Brigadier General Helm. IN
c. W,~NcCAwLBY. M
Assistant Adinrnnt Geuera-
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III beS- 1t hRAy not be generally known thai
shs signatures upon or confedeT ate bills,
are signedEly the fair hands OF a certain number
T9Ffair daughters Of the South. who are paid
5000 doIIa4g year for their serFices. The
aniogfarhs aIbne viii be therefore worth the
tacg of tho ihotss: and besides nd Ieg4i tenHer
cab conpaTe with the missives of these ten
def siannsela. Let us have no more heprstia-
iidH of outIaue bill. since they have become
billette dsAux
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b6- The San Antonio Herald says that Gen.
Hebert has issued an order abolishing martial
law in Texas. and adds. the occupation Of pro
vos. marslials is gone. and they VIII once more
adorn the walks Of civil life The late order
Of Gen. Bee relative 10 the expectation Of cot
ton to Msxico, Viii ecntinns to be enforced
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Z IIlIIIlII- 49, = IN M 4
ID order Qaar1tllna<ter General have hen IN
ID tr-l-ied ullh eairr cofl1 - ro-rtin< he Kids
- he Leer-- kid fr tbt army taruinr anl ~.
rurrlr-e 81 I4aftr lf-rfuriul-. 7snncra hns-
ir Laflcr % had a. u-tinE hidcs III d wsll -
.,iCie-s re wiki prr1r ttlrcnrcs- The army rru.t
u -hod Ard j. ~ i1-y 20 al patriotic lnuncrE -
a--lsi ID d.r- AL Ie1ft.rr bid - unrcasonah,s
rrioe. Rsll be i-nlreze1- D. " DlI-L1ED-
~-a9H Ns5r A. On.
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s.Ss- The Cincinnati Gazette says the Yam
kee army is now more superbly armed. than
that of any other nation of the world Ii
might have added. and better leggedl Expe-
rieuee has shown that whilst possessing tile
one L prefers to use t, e other.
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A Chance for Spectators
10000 ACRES LAND FOR Sale
FOR CONFEDERATE MONEY.

A real estate agent a. Memphis briare tte Hnf I
n lad for sale iron one - tHo hundred thonsand
land pr5Dtipaily IN Arkansas. HlIirh we Icing
sold a. that ZINE frum Five - Fifteen DoIi1rs Ttr
acre equal % EDld. an anihoriked - ~e1l'Ior
Confederate money leo DO acres fr Ien DIlsrs rer
any les amonnt ~ prires varying alrurtIn.
10 No OF location. kc- 1orl-lent J. a. he
character ~ the lands and ultimate value oil lhe -
Fesfuent i unnecc.<ary- Addre~s Cltaft.nto-
ga care 81 Ia Geo. L. FOLK THUS PEfEIeS
uovis-lmr
IS Atlanta intelligence. Cuiurnhus RnquirHr-
Char .esron Courier. Grcna1a Appeal. Iosii- l.rts-
ter and Mont rurnery Advertiser copy one m4nth and
senl bllI % I.cbeI allre- - Ill
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NE6R0Es WANTED

I WILL pay good rrice aud f,rnish rsfoas y
treniy negro men % usioad cars
}. J. BEArCHAHP.
nor1s-lU Depot Core
~ Rebel Banner ss7yone -ssk and seHa bSiI
this ofire.
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I'VE rish % hire l. o. - n--ro men 70 chf r-ops
w in Dads oounty, Geo. We viii pay sd n
&c. Persnns having nseroes 70 hire ulIi adlress -
n Trenton Geo Pcrmlnrnf emp yr1euf
ocfes-lns n r. EcNAHAx h o..
~ knoxrirs Eog is.sr AT Af'sn.n Coz t,5sfsfr
go r. .enl III = Kn-<xills. IL
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We learu from parties out iron Memphis
Yesterday evening. says the Appeal Of tie
10Th. that Cen Sherfaan has been ordered 70
active duties IN the 6sld, and that the govern
ment OF the city win il. future devolve on Gen.
Prentiss.
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CHAS- " PRDEN
novls-lm Capt 4 Prurost nar.hni.

ATTENTION 1st KY. RECT CAVALRY
An auihorlzed ~ 6en- Bragg q raise : caFnlfy
Il Coupany- AL Who dc<irpn1 81 le-Eniisfinr
uiil rns nj lvAdquartrrs in this Pl.se where .rps
aeccuI1t'dzfis1s have been made for fh< noldisr.'
cpuiort Coke -5oruzrd unr aud al. De nut - srr
eenseriptiun- JACK JOKES, Captain-
nsr25-1ws
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szS- Some, OF the Northern papers speak !,
Stonewall jackson as "a sly old fox One
woula think SO from the way he makes the
geese fly.
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spsri.i Order
l. al perSs.ns EirhinE 10 p1rchass Ipiritnuus
lcnors for medical l.1rposs mus h re An order f--
regular Snrgsc1 appruFtd ~ TIE Medical nirsrtor.
OF Pest Hurreun and i,rrru>t Narxfnl-
IL Al per-onr strictly rruhilited selling frfr-
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except Drn<<lsts ard 5rrctry Merchants. uh9 have
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afirFred sfcrf~ fFrcted On Arr \. 1nc return them
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each r-crk ior inspr ton.
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seated 1no frin' over = lie fost Sufgeon HedI
cal Purresor.
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CHAS- ~ PRDEN-
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knssxville. New 18th. 1851
Commands ni al C4rAlEy Raftaltoas ar Coupnnisr
nct atfsrted q BriEa1es In The DepArfmenf u Rass
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comply with the ab we orri. Withi1 tea days frorn
THIS cate. ui Be hron<ht IN By o1rrs enhancing ths
Clsript Act In tie di1srenf sIi.irts q ~ DR.
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By order 81 L. Csn- r kirby saith
noF1S--u J. l.. MORGAN
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sEy- The last -ragel' in New York afpeng
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