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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-26
lIIL!TARY AnHERTIsEMENTs.
Canps-1 Instruction az Knoxville,
state az I'-assrs<s~


- --''it Z t'tti 'tI
he fafauis- sxsr.rsS rs,r, ne I.rs ,s~--s ~
q fiEse>-. a1d aIlrssed br the ipesdest. rith 10
lffnatioa 4 EHsaing Ofsrsr- unarr IL consrr;pt
ST
lFlzssaeis.fru~a ~ Az . fte- provide fs lhs I.-
ir iie.eacc
Ia risr CT s,e rziersrse- q il,e cauutry and ne
cIsinie lcCc<~ify - kefinc in <crrire ear raTatrs
49,. ard a .,llcii- in tie l-i1 hrre htdiiossl
else 81 meet tis aEsan.ihg cs,iinrs ~ fh- enemy
Etr-1- Tire t,.i-rsss 81 The Cshfe1rrat- sfatr< 81
Alnerra Do enaii. Inat The flesid<nf b and Ia l.
ID reiFre a. the ts1ieder.fc Slaies. Itrre Frar~
~ i1r >Iali have tre-l susltrr ended an uke
rn VIC are Residents - he lcn'edtrs-e S-zsss Ne
ifrtn i1s ass q ai = var = IL irie tie e.l
Il zii- s.4s u niate. whe ut iss4ly sxerastct
i'lFn n.'iH-ss ssfs'se-
See. 3 Re L further eHaefe That TOR he cnroll-
terf b nj rtI-l1~ cClal.fltItrd ilIe rroris
iits p q u t Win ere aiIraiy s--vire ~ ne
hlf4t - The CCite1Sfe S-te 4 ~faiI ls u <al I,r
4 A. lfc>ieni. rth The c>ert e ii- .rtinuieal 20
tic 1efcfse Saieze = f1Fl'y Stale c.ers- AID on
ia. 'fsie IN en- ehssErd VIA - eaiy Z 1hakn<
lfies e1-susent = asca-.sc~ ~ih rules and rrSslls
tloas = hs Ise.fsil,e- y lima
So. s. e II further enacted 1t,si az ..earss Ind
ssrar1 s.ltatn 81 he l.iii Torres - lie tclieteats
taief tnro rl ,iitr fsr Iist ies - ia A., nay.
al D. sfiln d, f.~ >rcsti-rs tie Navy t,r isa-s>
iirted.pa re .sit: ~. ss T. he sar-i -eisice.
SD = Rc5- ta-,fr.. e-ie'ei mat eati nan .rlo
t-s ieTeairf Il l4fs'ess .io t-le srlvltt- sl.d hs
ISL Hifn 3 .'--s. tih 81 sh'i tcn- RTE "
e ,iir tii.i- q, IS ~ .irss i, &c rln<-ris1E
rtf rntef 50 sezii.-a 1s1 't l.ir-crai-er -
f-e n IS i,fi i.itr Pc s4'i - <tiii-tn - l.Srite
90 'iol-r mon h go tiet-c % SID recssfrd aid ap,
str-f riu>ttf .iitie. >li1-~t;uii s-lllilne-
elF = l< i..-tler e--ti a. ! .-t 1-rrr','s = -
Fl i4r tlfx fit - It,eiee -lirtlittes st 49,
.. ,l-t r,ee Is r sli.sla1s may - iseierHi-d
I. ite S.'rritiyri @.f-
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go RRWARD.

l-.TOIIF,N From M -tsle q Ska1e Jose. % ca
- r-,.I county Ca, On the ~ int rray
49,. &c ,ea-S ok near sixteen kand- hi-h. with
- ~ each ,-s srher running par1IiE Hifh the n.
80 ~ inrl,eS Inne ausel b. ihr f>lalo- The atsfe
ard y m L. paid On deiisc1y OF The lorc so ite
same aihoant for the thiei- +
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

k-TOIrN rora mF stable ll<- ni-hf g,si ir.n ,r.1
- r.s.s. ahlf rE-en tzld- ofle ,1ch hi-h- - .'
4ars Cd sight llrlli,h II if- tE@- su1 rl-l r1rr
o. knee las -c-r. ir1-r faI- -ck cr IN q l-i-
~, * 49, Missing WI gre tle a11rt ~ -
- E.----f - n. p fESCrRl
Nerr I'llIa al Iiz. liza.
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pers, said Napoleon, 1. and do you know
Why, MessieurH2 I viii tell you. 4 jour
nalistis only agrumbls II, censureI, a eiver
Of advice, aregplt Of sorereigns, 4 tutor of
nations, -Four hostile newspapers are more
toIbe feared than one hundred thousand
men. \ Ea3 At Napoleon spoke Of the French
press Of Ibis day, chaotic, unpiineipIed,
captipu5 and fep5luticnary sninifrnal MAJ
chine which sprang up all ovei France
during the days of the regicide, md far
illustration Of the DANGEROUS tendency of a
corrupted z freedom of the press Look
ipg over thHt period, one may truly go
fartAer even than n apoleon, aud apply to
the Journalists, one and all, throug bout Re
public and Empire, the description which
Dogberry gave Of the culprits il !" Much
Ado about Nbthing, = to-wit: Marry sir,
they have eOsI Er,iistsd false report; moreover,
they have spoken untruihs; secoh dly, they
are sla4derOus sixthly and lastly, they have
belied | lady thirdly they have verified
unjust things; and to conclude they are
lying lknaves4gl A description, by-the-by,
we may add 10 passing, which hits the
Northdrn PRESS of our day about Is aptly as
the editors IL France Of the seETdnts Of Don
Pedro. II=
We think hhe press AID press inen of the
South ian shy with much truth that they
have hPppils pursued u jjudiciora hhe be.
tween lie loose ideas Of the mob and the
itrueuldnt requirements Of the despot. As
far IS ire haye pbserveds and out exchange
List embraces every journal in the country
with one or tk6 exceptions, the 9oA-papers
in the lConfeletate States, are hble, digni-
fed and diseskat We see in them little
tender cy to fhPatieisr pn the one hand, o.
groreiIipg 4ftYilance Oh Ithe|othkr. Though
not brilliant las a class they arb eminently
seaaible Though not sagaciods, they are
often lhrewi an d always seurh upon alb
straet hnattdts Of faith :
III dhe LATTER cpnnsction it il 10 be OBJ
served With pride that 10 those sections Of
the Sdqth 9feupied b the enemy, the pres
Ilesaltian any eih@r source Of public inf,t
eneqI has saeFIfced the interest," and hondl
l1of its fellow eitftens, cr knelf.td the behest.
Of HID foe la Nashville, Memphis ans
New prleaH4i va witness With Honest prid,
flittie IF anstAip= to- bring b ush to oqr
cheek /; land ladsins ply the pist. It seem.
4no dihtanlslfl kelf-loke and ydnitv. to Sd,
itB4t dire sutl and best. safe guard of II,
Observation-Disclosures of the people Of III,
IsoatiIis HtHIbk lfi.upii n ats ubabukcd al,
,4Hsl rs.rIfi Pigs.
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- Nsrn ans f-T,oh iiatir e uiisisrF rrfy nrasF
.ls- srt. l.f 81 r-sterea ihfo -tffirf en- All
s,.-ies Ia >lIisr lf-lie ~ .isai
,,oit lIis-f Hisl flse l-ls-tl 1ie q - ai-a-
- camp rs iI-tlnofiou and = &c sa.l.i ilH,s
i1sirts tktuIt 81, i- -ir sli4- -ils 80 fl-ss.--
ian Is tti - A>>i,t-f .-1.a - li,cli.i-r-
90 rtlli ard ~ tt sti- irrc ils'n iIii, -lFirt.
ic i.a le artfr-rl ads e.1el.rf a1str li-l1 fi-
l.i>rl ~lrl -uI.>t sc iug - il-las1 ~ iiie
coillnil llt n The c41li ~ ~ - frillic isi "
r1illlei y ii4.> rt,is ~ trr --aizantt - A.
=. -- - fir f,arrlsirraf. ilii- i.1 sd 80
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CIGARSI

A large quantity Of hrssr4te domestic Cigars. for
a sale, wholesale and retail, by
noF2o-lw, PETER MARSH
funder Tie Rebel Ofict.l
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WILL sell on the 4th day Of December. at chatts-
npoga 0o0 bushels Of fjfginia SALT sold in lots
Of from 10 to SO saeks-to SUIT purchaser Sale posi-
tive. Inove5 iwl VIZ. k VANCE
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Ees- fh4Ftfto9rEHeEor be the Rs sm fcqueft4
ItEe elisbr ifHaelfl tp st,,der tbd grateful I'D
|hioselestseEIiHlii5 OF Abih. for puc lotlle- ID
Hpblte. oil dAkisas llranay, sent by express
=esprtlssiy fst Eils iarsias above named wi
cali assure Tile able. acromplshel and bencsd
lent donor. IiEat Btlaeugh tho bottle is alreadk
etaptt. -tbe seelt Of THE roses tang round Il
sfill. ,as db alsotle many pleasant memories
nhsch cluSter about dacL apagref.
allie ahemelEto. lI.lIII
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a t-4Tf' y 't |-i-I. --t--I =
Sealed i-ci.Cs.f> s.iif ~ 81 -irt rnii ~ ttr ~
btr t.rl tLt i-tllt.r- q 81 siitl-i.,e N..i+.l ,e
ttlff. filla- Ed raft iIIf - ~ ~ ifn flft
- iecf ilr and i-,1 As-iiS i.s Further .r i-
atfIx a. aff- - ~ b, 49,. iI4tIs i----
fttfe SSH ril.t. g. Litt,l Is THE "a t
uiasi4s + ~ l'arl-ea-. ~ 5t.S
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TAKEN UP

A Nd put IN JaIlin ChzttanopEs. Hamilton county.
a E4st Tennezsee. on the - day % October. lse1.
4 NEGRO NAN hy the name Of JOHN. Who SAYS be
belongs WIn- Jones. OF Memphis Ien1- said BOY
black feei a inches high, 70 lears Old
CO J. r. SWAIN Jafior-
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stn- Specie IS Remarkably scarce in Dixie
it lnustbb coklfessed, at 1easti in circwlatieE,.
few nlilibas of1bullEon would DO truly good
fot s5rH syeslz Il would certainly ilneroys the
current see,I !
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-. rila hnsIii..e denialllr az Iankson Ai Il

Co. Ttie positive denial TX tic jackson NJ Z
sissippian pf ihe FcurreAtly reported conduft
Ii lie son o Skerting Price. with the acao To-
Ranging sisstenient Ahb Us lovs The fair repulo
af aibtavt man may be injured by the rn{rdst
! tims af REVOLUTION. It Il rpt
dnfrequeEaIy tiicHdase that the worst and Enakt
irretaratel iinjEEB Is done il TIP moSt1hoaglst
les sll,IanbeEt Flls story 81 G Edwin Ilriee.
Whith. hak been copied Lasnoted and criticised
alE dver tis4 soslt. il highly calculated tb i'm
balm tbat idcntEeFIari In ahs estimation bf the
sworE / ifIhbl Dit onticse contradEcted 1t Is The
datt aIll ulla have lcirdulateh it, to do So.
s--taHe Who steals my pnrsl skeas t,ash. Il
s Asht he tlio klches from me Iny good ma e y
Gibbs I'D at tllat which n.st enrillbeth him, :
And 1iakes tnc poor iadeei = /I-s s,
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LEGAL| ADVERTISEMENTS.


4 Will. attend ~ tle Nlit rt-ili1se in Chat nc-i
CD lie z-fh arsi 2lfh fT- "A Ills rniuil for r +
hrfre ~ C.,liecti,- abe Size aii4 Ccur-g tA for y
te.r LIS j. t.,t last trneiitr std III =
WHO eaiec. 10 % may 4peci s lew ii b. a
zach r.sIfr Court 10 receive n -4At~ &c az 10 ~
i,of rs-sis,.ir paid III. 5AElEtIlrE.
novls-u Tax CoiieCifr. AZ
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WILL buy al the old Lihlien all c'ttsa Rags %
pieces IL rope cenny tks. pieces 81 teti- and Al
tBe old rags you brih- lIl-the nc31 thrpe
tIoufhs Tor 1hlrl viii pay CASH
Wash tie dirt ont and ining them IN. rake up all
The scraps and ad get yoor money for Fhat yon
have thfoWa away
i wait thtm delivered al my old stand. on the cor
iler Dst dlr o. H. II Mayicr-: Il the ssoff 81
BiSp ern& BiTkniier, or at Harmon. TeIn- o. A.
p. Hunter JAS. :. EDWARDS.
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M Tkd I,ynchbsrg yiREiliar il, COMMENT
ins hpo4 HE Appeininnent Of the new secrel
taIyl Of war, makes many strEctures upon the
Pregiddhi. Ricil altbedgt Il4tsk u substance.
are uflfHFtaii4 teiy trper than We could wish.
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ssl5-lTtle AvI1rningtoh papers are On pf in
cidahts, Af|the late deplorable epidemic iri that
civ whieii represent the distress 70 haze been
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AUCTION SURE.

T WILL SILL Tor ansh7lE
Asx1IIIkc Tn3r THEr wAxr soI-f
fss1u- eorse-Po-sing al u.s s.E.ss.
soras Las TArGEIN-
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~ MAY of THU Nortl,fFn Ig,Fspapsrs
have nldfkAssd tiieiF price Pf sT6sfriis<iI'n
owing To Hhe incrsasSd rates 4E labor, IaHer.
ink, &c. and Tie Immense taxes imposed by
the renauts cf Hl,e war
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VOLUNTEERS.

DEINti faiiy authorized 30 - ais. muster iltnri
- serslIeo ID lhc Cenfs-i rae >titf~ ttt ~
in4sutry Tor fie al tl,sal- saving toI aniss
1snztil hare their rl-fi. iiil,, ale rf
eritrE IRE ~ incirr-s - tritrlafinr D., - ie-
~ I'D. ref@- Tlis TtgiIeit 4af-fI if4 81
frfs Ts1- k- NtN 9 ~
tesif-k-t- Ass-S7e s. Il stTi.fi s-Il-s.f
l.lunii.ls- SO is ~ -. oh. i.l-
y crftf ~ tIi-1ll7al-l.l 1r-ltII i-sf lrI t-+
~ trtsd W. i eni, r,.ii 81 r-iitsi.u- al i.i.l-t
filii- l-ttt & kil.e1 iur iLt ~ al 81 -,-. SO f
-irrla.i NJ ira- i.l iur mas ifcrtrr-- Ilttt taa
uf it-f et i- ~ z1l f.ll ~ cs Eil. - pei -
ltIescsS me uila proper fflr1slce~ Ile tiIt u'1-
u >..od atssftir DR. alfx 81 ia rtfitfic fi.r> q
Z. k-t So - ft5-- Al ie-tltr hei- - u.rt.s.li
i,r-+eS Niii - i.alT-.-tt- ~ iii-L.il,Ds
Ael A. Ca
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GEARS

I11INF. BEApREGARD CIGARS for ssie (msnitfac-
tured at Hermit SPRING. near Dalton Cal hy
nofl6 fITZiERALD & BRO
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a Chance foT Spectators
100000 ACRES LAND ron SALE
FOR CONFEDERATE MONEY.

a real estate agent 1t NenIiiis before Tie wa
"A had for sale from ate T. Two hdaalred tholsan1
acres land principally IN Arkansas. whirh being
sold at that time from i've 70 Fifteen Dollars per
acre.equal - gold. ! afa now authorized 70 sen Tor
Confederate money l00(oq acres Tor Ten Dollars per
aere-or any less amount At prizes varying aecEi-
10 No OF q res. location. &c. Comment % tile
character OF the lands and ultimate value OF the IN
stsfnens j. unnecessary AddTSs me ~ ciatihnc0~
gh,icAre oil It. Gen. L poIk- IIlOS- PETERS
novlS-lmf
Il tn Atlanta Intelligence. Co'un5as Enqnirer.
Charleston Courier. Gfenada Appeal, Aoifie Regis
Ter. and Mo1tg3mery Advertiser copy one m0nth aud
send bin % keAri oilice-
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ND pa in ssii iu c-,.iil--is-a. + '71 soi.f-.
<f4,i50 MN. ,h1 ssy- his name - 9AIA and ldai
~ t,l5,.s t. Jahu Pose 81 s-r-1. y -il= r1i1is
Te1r- r1il DJ e Ma - = -, ---- - q 80
high AZ ; = An.
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sfEQroeT n tHsuaf-s orT1cr ? -
Special ordert 1
No -
l. All persons wishing 10 purchase si,iiitnt us
Liquors lor Hedical pnrposrs Ia an order f-n
regular S4rgton Approved ~ the Mcdical Director
OF Post SurEeon aud fruFo-t Marshal
IL N Tersn1e4rt strictly 1rchihiicd selling sfir,
itous lie uors within ten mixes u these htadoarstl
except DruEeisis ani Gructfy NrrrAants who htf~
special permission fro- the Il Il ne -.
OF tie pfovn~t Marshal Ill
Ill Druggists ard Grocerv Merchants sefl;r- i,r
special I,e rssion viii te ne Qlrti q keen Oh
approved orders specified IN Art and retain fferr
"a che oaick q tie Provost NarShal Ia The ttt -
each Week for Inspection
~ AL persof found fio,1firr he Above dfz.s ia
reierere q seliiag liquors vi lave eir liquors. on
hscater an turned Cvrr % the Pet M scon o. fdi-
cal PurTe5br.
81 ORDER 81 Ers- Gen- lfglui. cc-1rns-fi7t- Iisf.
CHASs " rEnES
noT1e-lih Capt A PROTEST. Nassiiat
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ATTENTION LIST KY. RECT CAVALRY
All au4llorIzed - Cen Brass % r1iSe clrirr
company All who are ir~ross cf lf-trii-t 81 =
xl find my headqusrters IN THIS pitre 1eatr< aip,r
arconlIn' tfioDs have been made ir the s.i4icrs
cnmiuft CoIue forward one aild II DO not Sificr
nscriBiiq1- JACK JDSl>>. Caftl a.
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NEiROEs WANTED

WE wish TO hire Is or 20 negro men 70 rnf wood
w In DAde county. Gee We wall pay good wa
ges Persons having ness5rs % hre VIII address ~
a. Trentnn Geo. Peruaueht cmployInert.
ocfzS-Inis N y. 2cMAHAN x Co..
- kh5xviIls Register All AtiAatz coaiedera<y
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n Y r-r ~ ~. Il.1It ~ lfaii.rt tic flulfs Is
ID lsllr Said nI f,tor ir.iI ,rr i.ir sal- - r.
hislsrkf bidder i,r case iFlutaI tie-o1ft Ho1-f
iff TIC t5u u Trcntall, during TIE legal boar, =, -
an H. IL Trrl3r IA Ja.arr r1r te tract a lal
~ Which BENT f,-le, deed Iirtl d ing on Loss i
fsre.t s4tru fsiIe- sl,orc Trenton rolfaiuine sd
600 Ir zoo atr-a lorf lrco lir-t r-fc ftbie "a 4
and .burt Goo SeCeiri qua y ana tit Ll--I <
mn, f.in land Ssre sf ~ 600 hrlrs are r1 a.
tirafin. ai~at 2o0 q rhscl d in grass On So
alarti. a f~t-lafe peach and a. i,e orrlrd dsrc4s
b,la--I- rcrro caf.tns. harm. st1lllt-. lkc-
Al a.. ~srn. time AK. I ,siii asl -efi ~ u
faNfg IN TIE stre c.r.tr i,a- IA Sii11 faicy ta-
fai,,ti. ~ acne On rIil afe srrlc illl4 .c1ltf =
Tic l.lcl-i-,.i sii sisr s1id lai.l- itl>l1- t-
-iriu5 . examine
s1r A.. r0f
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WANTED---A DISTILLER!

gWTHu understands stea disti-icTies With mod
w ern improvements. and yea-i and malt ma
king Tie wifi be exempt from crnScrlsti,n. ard
must bring suitable rviereufes- sisie tln prefer
ed ANDREW DuNN
nov4-Giad Forsyth Ca
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] suBsTTTuTR WANTED.

A SUBSTITUTE over fottf-hre years al age, : want
n I'd ior tlsree year; or anonE HE wir- liLeIa
price viii b. paid For fdtiher .hiorrlatisa apply
this Office
Nnr. l2 In Il -
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lsas The letter. from Mint Julcp NJ, is rpcy
aid ihteresefi,g. " shall he glad to See more
df him sIIDere Julsp7-wh6 as given lorIs
J4 two jo3fhss 10 the RkBKI-. will be tieliggtda
ta7n1otice tAs promise Of hopeful son /
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ail.itll Cctl. si =, a. -
I'D a, sale i..> - ~ abote -tt- isrs -isIs
i.s l..,e 5Eruti trt-ri IL tor lri1it ~f1isk-
a. 80 l-l far fhl.-e c2rir--i- zslltL a l.rct-
elir ir.ilil.l 1l-.r -t-. A. =. 'tc1
-tir IS sifs-l4- -stls rs--lll iflsl 4 lliirg
-rlsrr 81 ls1ftr-it llll 'l- ss4l -illn
,rnlii.n- rz,il fl-4< - AIS - -i-l li.ie
sal vx1iapi-
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ALA A>I,ls q uI1a, :
wi ~ lil2farrtT y Nt-llanpf 4 .
ions JaSrz-
Il apIeafi-i< that fii- defendant J sn lrucs = .
4 ftil-s,.-l.-f ~ ftC Stale 81 lrf 'r--c- - fai q
ptl.cf&S 81 ftf C..lrt clrr,- n s-ftt4 % liE- "a q
fEefttI-e - Eefel HAT pal t-'li ta-il- 4-ssi1
f,iar tfrk- "a fhe cllfflr sts- D-o-I le1-ft q.
pr, i-i.,d ia iiIe tiis ~ Clrt-ltl1-l- rt Ifii- II
bei ~ lie Cont lir Ia de t.fr 81 (htt,4rrl
ma The fl~t Nani1g Ia 5A1iars sekt- -1- --s.i- 4
bi!' ilc1 A-ansf hiln sai carrt - rar-i 4l-1 -
Jnd cut Is con lrz,ior AIll le entered arc cs-t -
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-26

4 NalEauIe Ira : OF Lan1 7 O. sat
WISH ~ za my ira 81 land wing hear TIE town
L OF Stevenson III Jtckson C>5la;y- Al1itna. sad
tract confirms Al asif $50 acres 170 u whist ere caI
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tn1 all necessary ont hbases. VIZ ktclen. me- r.
hdases blrf-s stables. &c. a Wi! tike uegr4-s 90
Ctnfcier.tft i,aer ia ltlsmtnf. Frtlriher plric1-
Lars appi( 10 myself or Boyd Foster. 49,. iiri~-
tidar tile' ii.I sr,>eS- ~ fi-l.-.t sil>7isii
u Aori La
Il EE6BOES FOR SALE.
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VALUABLE ZONE FOR SAIL.
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-26

lSec J. 1se L further eraeseI That tor TIE cnrll-
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il'trs q clsa,n such consent. he shall rsaPiuy Con-
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

- 49,. .t-e Tee ~, 49, The prinrn q
NDunhb ErFNrnHIaVrfs sss-sss1s-7 80 = ttat-- -
Al1cn Of England is soon to marry the
Prince Louis Of Hesse Darmstadi, aud the
marriage treaty has been published in the
London papers Il consists Of nine articles,
and was signed last August IL provides
that the Prince shall receive dowry Of
930, 600, TO be put at interest for the joint
revenue Queen VIcToRA also promises her
daughter &6, 600 year, for her own per-
sonnl use which cen never be alh mated or
mortgngcd from her by her husband. II
the Prince dies before the Princess the
latter isto receive from the state Of Hesse-
Datmstadt q revenue of twcnlythousand ao'
iins, "and residence at DIrmstadt suited
to her exalted rank, and completely furnish
ed, according to the usage prevailing in the
Grund Ducal house Of Hesse, shall he as
sured TO her as Dowager residence" But
il she uiarries again she forfeits these priv.
ileges.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

Doxr PAY The oil business Is almost
down to zero now. The Venango Spectator,
alludiBg to the ruinous prices at which u
is now sold in that district, says; IL
barrel uf oil could be had for nothing ct
this time, IL would not pay Ia New York
the cost Of freigh', commission, &c. There
fore. to ship oil is worse for the shipper
than TO throw it into the river. Remedy
is--kccp yoar wells plugged till the market
rises, aud instead Of sending your oil to
Eastern markets for nothing, il will lie
sold at the wells for remunerative prices in
less than thirty days"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

The National Flag now waves trium.
phantly IN al the States Of the Union, says
the Philadelphia Press, except Louisiana
The Government has undispuied control Of
all the free States, and four of the Slave
States-Deleware Maryland, Kentucky
and Missouri. This leaves eleven Of the
thifty-fUur States under the partial control
Of the rebels, but our armies hold the ives
tern, northern, and eastern portions of
Virginia Hatferas Inlet, Roanoke Island.
Edenton, Elizabeth City, aud other points
IN North Carolina Hilton Head, Port
Royal, and Edisio, in South Carolina !;
Tybee Island. and several advanced posts,
in Georgia !: Key West. Ceder Keys, Fort
Pickens, and Santa Rosa, in Florida, and
Ships Island, 10 Mississippi The city OF
Galveston, in Texas, is virtually 10 onr
possession. The army, under command OF
General Carts, holds Fayetteville, IN
Arkansas. Fort Henry. Fort Donelson.
Clarksville, and Nashville, in Tennessee,
are occupied by our troops.
Our gunboats on the Cumberland lately
penetrated to Florence, Alabama, where
the old flag was joyfolly hniled. That il
viii soon wave in Louisians, too, cannot be
doubted. The expendtion under command
of General Butler, and our war vessels
cruising near the mouth Of the MississiI p,
have ample power to plant our glorious
emblem Of Republican Liberty upon tn,
soil Of that State. snd will soon make it
overshadow the Pelican banner and the
evacuation Of Columbus increases the prob
abilities Of q successful Journey Of our gun
boats, at DO distant day, down the Missis
sippi. TO New Orleans. The circle of 10y
al emblems which enshroHds the rebellion is
daily advancing in every direction toward
the centre of secession dominion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15


Pillow explains the cause Of the loss oI
Fort Douelson as follows He held the
extreme left, Floyd the centre, and Buck.
ner the rightwing "0n Saturday," says
Pillow, Il drove the Lincoln army inch
by inch, expecting Buekneris assistance, as
] had ordered him TO detach portion Of
his force and march to the assistance OF
Floyd against the centre But he refused
to obey the order, given as bis reason that
the enemy then landing from the boats
would come up the hill over his breastworks
and 10 his rear From this moment, Saiur-
day morning. Bnckuer seemed to give up
ali hope. and about noon, when the three
Generals had conference, he advOcat ted
a surrender. Pillow objected Floyd soon
agreed with Bnckner. Then Pillow asked
the other two 10 turn over the whole com
mand to him and that he would fight it
through. Buckner would not ronseu', !,
saying the lives Of his men shonld not be
sacrificed. Floyd said, "Gentlemcn, do
what you please but the Fort must MOI
be surrendered with me in il If il shcDld,
know should be hung" SO they fuall ly
agreed, after din Ber, On Saturday, o.
follows Floyd would with bis own private
troops, make his escape up the river :
Pillow, with one aid, would take small
boat aud cross the river at Dover while
BRckner would remain and surrender on
the best terms be could get. This Was
the programme which they carried out.