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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

4
VI hssk Bis aaua.
io announce to our rea'lers that
arrangements Wy which We
u receive all kinda Of book
4 NE work will be done in the
S1lor manner, and we are quite
'SIuo satisfaction. Orders solicited
The annual corporation meet
1r Falls viii be- held at Chase's
nday evening next week.
ssincss to he done, we notice
/, Il to see if the village will
legislature for an alteration Of
We are not aware Of any |
r)ant business that is likely to
Me meeting, but still, our peo-
feel sufficiently interested to
attendance. - - Under our
@Sxs head last week, the good
roctorsville had the credit Of
cures 10 stop liquor selling
) Wy Wstersille. 80 Our
ase now sells the Rutland Daily
Il unite poetic over that fact,
zen BY reference TO our adver-
SnA $3.50 The loss in the
fannery at Jamaica Is found
q than fret reported, se;ng up
10000, aside from the insurance.
rius Joselyn of Tyson Furnace
ppoin,ed Notary Public.
y be meeting at Plymouth
friday evening, on the SUBJ
nncipation, and to send on a petit
effect to Congress. Fiji
eers from Wardsboro have en-
y 9Th regiment. A new
k1ued at $50 was lately stolen
premises Of Levi Putnam OF
and we do not hear Of any
thief. 1855 Some fifteen hun
I've already enlisted for the 9TH
Il Iments. The publisher
Y the Ludlow Voics, have each
Isly remembered BY A. Walker
manufacturer Of boots and
present Of q most substantial
~. The Voice publisher i :
$3.50 Lieut. /. N. Wadleigh,
4, has returned from the wars,
= honorably discharged on ac-
hiuries received 4 Bull Run.
NV Fullam, Of whose company
nemher, has also returned home
~ of thirty days The
ting of lie Windsor County AZ.
Society viii Be held q Wood
Tuesday q next week.
NJ Brstsleboro volunteers has SEM
slic 10 his friends, Of piece Of 4
16.r stained with blood Of the first
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03
Camn Ethan Alien

Burlington. VT, Dee III, 1861.
ntlsmen III have this day received q
p's sword, sword-beis and sash, the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

RTER extensive practice upward. Of twenty years
n confines Patents in the United Sfses also
Britain. France, aud other foreign countries Ca
Yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments ami all Papers
Drawings for Pate t., executed liberal terms aud with
despatch. Americas Foreign works
to determine the validity utility Of Patents Inventions
and legal other advice reRdered II all matters touch
ing the Copies claims Of any Paten, furnished
by RENTING One Dollar Assignments recorded Al Wash
ington.
The Agency only the largest in New England,
through inventors have advantages Tor securing Patents
.f asccrtng patentsbty Of inventions unsurpassed
by II not imrncasurahy superior to whrh eau be o
fired elsewhere. The Testimonials hlow given prove
that none IL MOIsE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT Of
FlcE than the snhserber and AZ SUCCESS Is TiiE BEST
PEoOf or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. he would add
that he has abundant ron 10 believe and eau prove that
at oher otee Of the sind are the charges tr
services modrae The immense practice Of the sub
scrber during the s~enty years past has enab him to
vast col ecou Of specifications and Official de-
ri-ionx rslsfive 70 patents
The-s hs,ips bic extensive library u lai and r,ersri.
,ri STATE, aud EUROPE r~nder him able hey o. question:
offer superior Abilities for obtaining pat~nts-
All necessity for Journey Washington. 70 procure
patent tas usual graf delay ts. here saved in
venscts-
rssrtNoStsLs.
II r.ssrd Mr. EDDY efts saps'. art 'erss,
IA practitioners with whom har. hid eir intercourse
CHARLES MASON. Commissioner u Patents
~ hzv. hs-itaon assuring Inventors tst they
more capable 81 putting t-r application. in fsrm To
far ilsm an carry .nd fs,"rhs CONSTRUCTION at the
late Commissioner 81 Patents
Mr. y. II Eldy has u,sa- s,r THIRTEEN appkss-
lions hut ef wArh patents have been srsat-l
and pedfnx cnch unnisskahir pro,f az great
.aeuf aud ziiits hi< ~,is recommend - al
apply him u their jt-n flsry
nas Of having tile most ffsi attention hssaed
IN their eases, aud AZ very reasonable eharx--N
JOHN TAGGARr.
Du7ins eight months thu snhrrfh~r In af his
lsrcs prarfic- rcfsl Applications, SIXTEEN
APfEAIs. LIVERY oNE q which eriisi IN US ftrov-
~ tfs Caumissinnsr Il fateuts. & ". fDDf.
Bosr-r. rrr lssi. Nly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

EEssER.--ws published two weeks
20 account Of a presentation to DR..
Edson, by citizens of Chester, and give be-
~ fbe reply ct the DR.. on receipt of his
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

krAL AccIDENT.--A serious and ia
Secident occurred in Jamaica on Mon
Nj Dec. 20, at about o'clock, evening.
VINE Mr.. Geo w. Wood was exercising
- pruly colt, on horseback, it became
ened at cat passing near. and be-
: unmanageable it plunged down a
1k6 1eciiyity, near bis residence, amid
trees, etc., throwing Mr.. W. from his
Tho was struck by the limb of tree
s. resk force. He at first thought be
~ much injured, and went TO the as
q of his colt which was lying near
~: He worked some time to get the colt
np, ~ not succeeding, and his wife coming
~ The rescue, prevailed upon him to 60 tc
~ toqse, where he was soon taken worse,
~ lied on the following Wednesday
xp1ng, after great suffering. He leave,
4 ~ and one child to aaousB hiss sad fate
y eee was 81 years. TIE colt died Mon
~ Gght previous.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

announce to our rea'lers that
arrangements Wy which We
II receive all kinds Of book
Ne work will be done In the
S1Ior manner, and we are quite
'lrIro satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

ssrars II kis<s. Also, syrap - Neeeus- ou1pn0
Iurrff- f-ssscs<- Batter, ct<~ = tatt T. r
ssN, csceAery s.d - IN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

DOLLARS rE6k; eLUEs,
Five copies year sI2 go Ten cos. one year 5000
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

and Trowess, and the more periIous the work
imposed upon them, the more impetuous they
| become.
That night, should say it was about md
night, listened to a conversation among the
soldiers, that in this connection cannot for.
bear narratine. Some of the artillery men had
kindcd little fire down in the ravine, for
/ their own use, and around this fire there had
gathered some thirty or forty OF our men, warm
ing their feet and telling stories Finally their
conversation assumed the character OF debate
and the engagement before Lee Mills, ana He
gallantry Of Vermont troops IN general, was
ably and eoQuently discussed. A verbatim
report Of that discussion would be ornate In the
columns OF any paper. But can give you
ia these pages only one remark that was called
ont hy the demto. from one OF the most cool,
dry and Original soldiers II the whole regiment.
lie Was bundledup III his rubber blanket, moth
ing visible abov, hIs shoulders but his PIP and
nose Some Gue compliments had Just been paid
tine 9Th Regiment. and also the 9th when, i'm
pfomplu, d" Un.Ie Ira remarked " Boys /
le.l you what j, il, if You are any lEc me,
there has not been bat one DAY since we nave
been IN the field that think the old oh would
have licke,ed. When, inquired another,
5s,,,, ooe ~ ,L....roo,s.t ci,culntory expres..
iaas / aver 1a,rj : ,y6en was t5at?1 WIN.
dnn,t van ron,a '" ,.r , .,id nd fra. g." when W.
lew in ,omn ;np, bslow Newport News, tbat
9re morn,na yory o,rly. we wore called up,
w,tb Two day,' r,iors for bic march and 4
good show for Gght Well, when we stood
ill line you know COL Smaley had just taken
rommapd and No. RANGED around the camp on
'y,.,.nld ,rcg !, ,l,nggnd foalino M oav b.
neacoct A95 ugon We heard the news. tbat
h. was ~ lead ~. voal fol, as good AS the
Colopql himsef Nm when he rode our in
front n tLn Rc,ia'so, and After our cheer,
anJ s,e,tino. t5lJ +. hat NJ had been d.
/ ncbgd from tbe R'g.ment aad wa. to Ike COM
m.nJ of the arr,lllry teII Won. bows. uncle
I.,.s sool RIM M, + n. tos MIN. could nor
! boyc lo,ded mo ,,,..,.f ,,etdav Il II million ~
,Nnels had bean in .isb, and ! tsu YOU. that
',,.rghn,,, N tl,, p.'7,a.,t r,jr ;us, ~ IN
IanJ # we had boan 5,nr,rd tGe9 the old 5th
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

TfSSgssEE,-A letter received in Washing.
ton Iom gentleman nigh in authority in Ten
nessee has the following good and bad news;
. Say to the Post Master General that We
are succeeding beyond our most sauguine expec-
tatious. As soon as the rebel army is driven
beyond the limits oil Tennessee the State will
stand for the Union by an overwhelming major
lty. hope the government will be impressed
with the absolute necessity oil tho army entering
East Tennessee. They are numbering and plum
derng our people by thousands. Their acts oil
inhumaul;y and barbarlty are without parallel
The letter concludes " Great God Is there
no relict for that people"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

Shooting DARING Foe "A little incident
happened to-day worth relating. Ever since our
plckols 5aye been within SIX hundred yards Of
the onemy's works, a rebel seyeu-looter has
shown himself Auntnglyata safe distance from
our guns, evidently brayng the fire Of our sharp
shooters. Al the pieces had been repeatedly
eyeed upon him, 6ut without effect To-day
he came outside as usual, waving his hat, when
two BALLS went wtizzng toward him, but fell
short. The rebel continued his observations -
Meanwhile q messenger was dispatched for
cerrllu telescoplc target rifle known to be the
bands OF a snarpshooter, and Colonel Berlan
and one Of his officers, accompanied by two Of
his men, walked OUT to see tie resut as one
would 60 to Il bear hunt. Arrived at the point
designated, theseycu- iooter was still there. when
the owner Of the rifle drew up 20 arm Is length,
and tle moment the muzza fell SO as to cover
his beait the hair-uIgger was touched, and the
haunting foe fell without a struggle 4 skir-
mish ens"ed, our sharpshootcr trying to pre-
vent the rebels from recovering the body, aud
il was finally left outside until nigntlall,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06
Famine Funnily Treated WhatShall We
Eatl
From No P,,,aburgh Express, April % ]

From the P,,enburgh Express, April %
Since We have had so much of weather AMI
50 little OF food Atrly, the usual highly orIgl.
nal question Of W nat do you think OF the
weather 2 has bcn land aside for litte while
especially that Toe question j. answered IA the
lace II every man-and the more interesting
one OF :" lows YOUR appetite = Is employed
IN It's place, with yigor truly tantaizng IN the
present state ct food.
" How your -ppetle p IS test question of
some lmlorAuce Just now, when our markets
are in very unhappy state Of nakedness' and
our boarding hod,' keepers and hotel proprie-
tors are struggling in the effort to do that which
has been often .,ied, and very rarely, II ever
accomplished, d " making both ends meet
" ilOws your APPETITE i Is cruel question just
now, when poultry, beef, and all tue meats are
At famine p.ic,, and vegetables even raw onions
are worth more man their weight in gold when
merc cookery l)ok is feast, and no invita-
ton to dinner Is even gwen.
What shall We DO Worse things are before
us; the Lincoln blockade has caused tea to 90
up in the market go high THAI, at best, 1t can
only be drawn mid and coffee is likely to be
strong only IN tle pulls on our purse. The cap
ture of New Oreans will, in the course OF "A
short time, pao sugar and molasses out Of all
question Pnnb pudding, pan cakes birth.
DAY cakes, and many others of the . sweets
aud delicaciCe d, this mortal life will soon be
but Things Of the past.
Hut what a,ewu to do? We cannot i've on
middhug and cans. for bacon is" oriul high
and beans are miigeStiolc it the skins are 'wal
lowed, and vii lac apt 10 cause the dyspepsia
which Is as hls, il not worse, than 'hc govt o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

DEsroSDENr.-rhe Memphis correspondent OF
the Mobile Reg'ster seems to have a comprchen.
sion Of the" situation" Writing to that pa.
per he says:
The condition Of affairs up The Mississippi
rUer as by no means satisfactory. Tho reduc
;ion Of Island No. TO- though anticipated is ,
very serious blow, aud 0iH be toiio,eed soon.
fear, BY the fall Of Fort P,Row. There woul,
be no difficulty IN holding the river against gun
boats alone, but the case is very different whei
there is large cooperating land force. nee
not refer 10 he depiordbic consequences that ,coui
totio'o the fall Of Fort P'tow, they ,c,H reothi
occur 10 The m'nd Of erery intelligent render.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

WESTERN fIc6Ers BY the TAX bin now 81
fore Congress, the Government is TO derive Is
revenue from railroad travel. Tins tax. Of
course, is 70 be paid by the corporations. /.
amounts, as We understand, to one dollar am
seven cents ON every ticket sold from Buffalo n
Chicago, and IN the same proportion Tor longer
or shorter Distance. The Lake shore am.
Michigan Southern Railroad, NOTWITHSTANDING
tins tariff, keeps the throaSh fare We.t down
to old rates, thus paying this tax to the Goytrh.
ment wholly. The travelling public cannot iuii
to appreciate this, aul Americans Will MT
make the mistake Of going West over the Cana.
da roads, thus dclraudiug the Government Of is
revenue, without benelitlng themselves John
Bull, by his treatment oi this country duinu
the rebellion, is not particularly entitled TO our
favorable regard, aud We hope no loyal Amer
can traveller will put the money into theptoke,.
of Engl sh corporations which righiully he.
long. to the Federal Treasury. Let American,
Iptruni1a American railways, and thus huh ih.
Federal oxchequer without depicting their eNu.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06
Con Butler has brsadel the troops under HI

Con Butler has brisadei the troops under his
command as follows
Frs, Brigade Brig. Gen. Phelps command
ingl-S,h New Hampshire regiment, 9TH and
9Th Vermont regiments, 9th, 10Th and 18th
Connecticut regiments, LIST and "a Vermont bat
yerie5, and Reads Cavalry Company.
Second Brigade Gen. Thomas Williams
commanding 10th aud 3lst Massachusetts reg
imonts, 2lsl Indiana regiment, 4th Michigan
regiment, 9th Wisconsin regiment, 9Th Massa-
cluses,s B1,;csy, N.ms (Aiassachusctts) bate.
~, and Duriyage's Cavalry Company,
Third Brigade Acting Brig. Gen. George
+ Sharpley, Colonel OF the 10Th Maine Regi
ment, c3MmendnO-l2th, 18th, l4th anC
18th Maine MegImeuts, 30th Massachusetts reg
imen', LIST Maine Battery, and McGees Caviar,
Company,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06
IRoN MEXICO.


BY the arrival Of the Roanoke from Havana,
at n. X, We have the following news from
MeXjco:
The news from Mexico state, the French gov
ernneut hiss declared war, which the Meyicans
accept though Juarcz sa1s Ms government. has
been disposed to adopt all Misunderstanding
measures Tor u mediation; but force must he
repealed By force The Spanish troops are ar
rnmg DO IIayaul IN English war vessels from
Nrr4 cruz
Gen. Prm wls to embark the 18th with the
'estot bus commaud and ,iX vessels have gone
;J'5rus back ammunition.
oaar.z has i-sued a call for al clazens be-
tween the ages OF - aud 90 aud they are flock
ing = tbe government standard from all quar-
lers.
The Prime motives for this French m'oryen-
lion is ,aid 20 be for the establishment OF some
government winch viii pay the scrip issued by
hualoga and Niramon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

On tdc l7,a ult., the day after the battle
near Lees Mills Cau Chandler ol O.. \. 5,h
VI Bcgt address Il letter Col. Smalley Of
that regt" frssa ing hun very handsome
sword, sash ana BELT, to which Col Smalley
made lhe following reply;
llENQUARrERs 9Th W NoLs.
STr FIELD Apr. I'm. 1862. {
CAPT {. g. Cbnar, Caaumca Of the Com
mite
CAPTAIN, feel that | may now accept the
very handsome present. which you have brought.
Our Regimen, nas twice been face to face with
the enemy, and Tie officers and men have more
than uslsord my best hopes. That have in
the open field added 10 your confidence, Is graf.
lying to me Others have said that you too
have done wel-more than we'll Confidence in
your future couduc, IS felt By those whose APP
prevail is worthy OF the highest effort. Know
ing this you will not ooly do your duty, but
will seize every possible opportunity to preclp-
tate yourselves upon the enemies oil our Union.
| have the honor 70 remain, very respectfully,
your o0edleut servant,
Il. \, Su,LLEY, Col. 9th VT Vols,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

Representative Elliot, of Massachusetts, is
Chairman OF the Committee Of seven, to whom
all the conliscation bills in the House have been
referred. The Committee are said to be IN favor
OF s;rDns clnfselton bill
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

The PooTsbursh ErPress says;
The capture OF New Orleans by ,he enemy i
under the circumstances, one Of most extraordin
ary events which tie war has brought forth
BGo blow which has been struck US is undou5t
ed'y q very severe one.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06
" Carve us yet another slice,
To help US 10 more gravy still.

Except to delicate females who are very deli
cate eaters, the question Of " How's your appe-
tlte z should, in the present state Of the pro
yi.ion market, be very cautiously put, and very
cousIdcrateiy, too.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

the Yankees A man will grow pale and stingy
if he lives always on rice
Really we groan and groan over the dismal
prospect Ct II spread in our dining room
and the slim chances Of ever having the felicity
OF calling on our better halt IN accents sweet, to
" Carve us yet another slice,
To help US 10 more gravy still"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

TIE troo7s are rcry mach In ned n BASKETS
shifts Slrk- etree Osesr-ss, azt AZ sflea ). terr
hv rnafe tie people q Irrne~-ee - & al tey rzn
~ isiiuai r. T. supply 'i.e~e delc<ucies-
Ihor-h our s.tir< are - WAS fItl = 500 nEr
sernen1tr ts- tsey @lIt ofls -1e pi-cE = lar
number "a lta~r fSrsianan< 80 arr WI yua
ing al that gallant d. - prottrt y1lr lrls.
uhle We nrtlfc, tillrs.
To ~ LADIES' ~ Tenues=oe rpsri,i arpc.i Il
made. from ~. laef that ne knoT how - ceunt
"a yorr efoiis. as-l % ri dr1bt Teig ~
one rors Terllc-sra1s for the gaiiant -ih Tsxes--
Here 4fc bit lev II them leR. The rt ~ tifa
buried u Pert Doneisen-- They iiet ceft11Ing rsl
sol AND volr fDnnrs-
Jancs 4 Council j. made the arrni 70 collect and
bring T. rs usaisEzr 20 nay = ale % srarf; a.
the exper7es ~ bringing rhen - ~ Ilare - ren-
ersI dernsit viii De dcirayei ~ Carr EaF1eI lie
viii nrl,oint ste place n. A. QCiEi-i-S.
C4md - Big.
Ps All g, Es1ientt - Cbaftin .rtEa. riI ceisssl
Them Hi,h Msj +, e Jone~. Pot QaaFts master
AL c5nFenlrnt 10 Nurfr-es,rri all tePa-1 fhrul
riih Capt Hsris.ch. Post Q'aa.lesrn.ti-r a hat
derlls Cspt Alt
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
CIAREEDOS FOR SALT

THIS DEI.lsli IFCf. uc4cSTE ~. tt-stra 81
mile S.otai-cst - - ely 81 kl-1xtile = f,r
or.
ufr @>ii 81 - I1-e sa-e Int if "a r,7 - ne liza
- llcrr1 ,er. Irt llc1. lEsrI a. natlt cefcrr :.
the a rhest al efr
Ihr r. - ~ la>1 rrnh--rrs - elr,-- saler r.s1
1nte 1,c-t o. hrIe~ RI rr.e1i-,.i a IL rrrss
md To- fr--1,I- - a--c< 1ell afaftl u -rnrs,--
TIE tre,'ia- t-f lrsck 1.'t u-nt,r sr-aa.ei wiss
al Necessary on llifs- D., a ~rli 81 rstsr 1ItA.s
nv ssris az ~ h5--e. ~ s|rrasz>s 81 AT Ira-
ftS~-- T. SID Z IS : ltIi <li-r fs-is 49, r.
ff-r f-r III ftr lrl-i va b-1~ts ~ Az iir.s -
Ssisr c-ts.i. bell sIiscs- ~ ~ IL ssb>--io-r.
X y trFIlERSoS
y Ri III feI ID - lrarl.sr - s-rcs -
sosii1h1 hlariiy .i-'lri whicl r71 Tisil 50 cr-ss
~ Eni rt,ai -r rrf. Cd trinr n abnrr ir7-f rhts
tract i III Irilr fc1 ftr r.,a1 deI,pts nn1 - .
n -e tr.ih he Coalt -oase-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

frOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-The undersigned
II. have associsteh themselves together under the
style and .frrn OF D0NDURANT + MATTHIAS. for
tile purpose n co1tlhciinz the GROCERY AND con-
MISSION. BUSINESS. in this fiiy.
We shali keep cDnEtaftly On band IS llrye and
we'll selected stotk Of GROCERIES and SIAfik
DRY GOODS. a. can be nbtaieed. and viii spare no
pains 20 serve our customers - all times II
Csndtcfing Tie b|lsiness on The C1Su nrinelrle
We willbe era LED 10 cfi-r Inducements q city arp
country nufcfakets ei irtr By wholesale OF retail
Con<irtmesis III Flcur. Nleat Corr and all other
country produce filiciud. and prompt Ietutns IN al
uases. - soon As kiies arr ma e.
Manufactured htd Smoking Tobacco and Sned 81
all grades ALWAYS 81 hand
Nc solicit share Of tie pubic patranaEe-
H. T.. EONDURANT.
dekl7-sm JAMES MATTHIAS
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
eRPArIRARaaIrs

rT>HE ander=i maj b s:,ons - remove t. K3ex
vile. ql-ik 81 scis Or rent. his large rnd q M
nadilus properly "a Llek a. yn11-ain Al, idfrc
1T II Sah.s bai k nli b. h,use bnif furniture -
re,t fe11ing aiIi table fsre AID inriulng earsri
n Ctickrrirz Piano. hand ..Ine sf,i.e-tafv paridf
and bed EoDia i.ii bat iltiif nsrd- li<0 fe
hRsgT vish top, Males. Co.rs. Hays. Wages. 5 q 3
81 Vels. fts,-,
Refugee families worh fad this a n1Et CcslInb'f
retreat fnrr~lag 70 those ia need ~ IL. an ample
rtvrnrc II the house be u-i,d "a a i.1fel
deulg-2w. II. ". vow AI.DEHOFF- f.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
VACCINATION.

A two more esses n Small Pex have ben import
n ed % tts plair f1m Georgia. and il % o. ih-
hest nliItaH< that The der lni,lnrnr - tha ois-
-hiuli be pr vented. i u Absolutely necrerlf
that al inhahiiantS ibe e0nrCd p1pu iafiiu ncifed.
should be Faccina-kd early prs;LIe- An sflics
has been established - this cad 70 lie Eai-co
l,-l Church. Hhcna physician uiil be ctft atlF 10
attendance L. v1crinatf any person Ehs llould pre-.
sent Themselves az that pdspoee-
u. kBA1Z. Scr1enn A. c 3.
Superintendent Ct facct1a.l5n.
By order Of Diig Gen Heiu- M
C. ". XcckELky. 4 Gen-
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

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70 that Stste ~ address IS insville Han f,silt
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