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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

IEoUEsT-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday afternoon on the body of an in
FAINT daughter of Mrs. Burgess, living at No.
so West Fourth. street, who died from wan
and exposure, together with ill treatment
received from her mother.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

Fool HARDY.-A crowd of boys in the
West End, on New. Years day, filed bottle
with powder and then placed fire cracker
in the mouth. When the latter exploded it
caused the powder to shatter the bottle, so
that fragments of glass were thrown in all
directions. One Of the lads was so badly
injured that four of his fingers have been
necessarily amputated,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
PEARL STREET STATION HousR.-we are i,

PEARL STREET STATION HoUsR-We are in
debted to Lieutenant j. Ii. Homer for the
following report of the Pearl. street Station
house for the month of December: Number
of arrests for petty larceny, eight; drunken.
ness, sixty: two; disoraerly conduct, fifty
four; assault and battery, eleven; vagrancy.
fifteen. dodgers for safe.keeping
l,297 females, 1872.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

BOHEMIAN "A. D. Richardson, correspond.
ent of the New York Tribune, formerly con-
nected with the press OF this city, arrived
here yesterday, and is sojOurning at the
Spencer House. Mr.. R. is a true disciple of
Bohemia
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

RAILROAD CAsUALTY-Charles Davis at
tempted to jump otf the train at North Bend,
but was thrown under the cars so that sew
ersl wheels prssed over his legs. He was
brought to the City Hospital, where he now
lies in a critical condition.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

CATHOLIC INsTITUTE.-The soiree for the
benefit of the orphans, takes place to. night.
The managers have made preparations to
entertain large crowd, and as the purpose
is charitable one, we hope the attendance
will be large.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
PhiIndeInhIn nTnrI,.,

PHILADELPHIA, January 3.-Flour firm:
sales of 5000 brls. at SIS 3lH for superfiue,
Wheat firm: sales of 6OoO bush red al 81
330l 80. Corn active-uew yellow 5s6
Coo. Mess Pork $l2@12 so. Whisky firm:
sales of LOCO brls at 2lc
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

TRnE PRAYBRs.-A living faith. ia moral
and religious Truth expands the miad, quick
ems the intellect to gras2 all truth .hat comes
within lis reach; excitas the imagination co
admire the beautiful; and finds delight in
tracing out the works of God, With all their
benevolent arrangements through which
We are led to love aud adore our comnOn
Heavenly Father. This is trae human pro-
gIeEs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

ATTEMPTED SUIorDE.-A young man, re-.
siding on Linn street, tried to kill himself
yesterday afternoon. He cut a large cash
ln his throat with razor, but did not sue
ceed in severing any of the main arteries.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

George Leist, son of a prominent
citizen of this city, member of the Thirty
ninth Ohio Regiment, now in Missouri, was
killed by the rebels near Sedalia, a few days
ago, while on scouting duty.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
COVINGTON NEWS.

EIECTIoN.-An election for city officers
takes place to-day. There is a spirited con.
test for some of the offices,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-0n Wednesday night
Frederick Carlyle, Q countryman, while re-
turning home on the road just beyond CO.
lnmbia, was stopped and relieved of $26 by
a couple of men wearing masks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

COLONEL KESHETTs CAvALRY.-This regi.
meDt encamped three miles below Bards.
town, KY, on Tuesday night, in fine condi-
tion and good spirits. IL is to be incorpo.
rated in General Mitchells brigade.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

APPoINTMENT.-Dr Rufus H. johnson, of
this city, has received the appointment of
Brigade Surgeon. He will probably be as.
signed to duty in General Buel's Department.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

PREsEETATIoS.-Lieute Thos. Meara,
of the City Police, was presented with a
handsome watch and chain, on NeW-year's
Day, by fellow. officers and friends.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

NoRTUARY.-The Society of Alumni, of
Hughes High School, will attend the funeral
of Cyrus Knowlton, late Principal of the
School, to morrow morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

GOVERNMENT SToCK.-Five hundred head
of mules, for our army in Kentucky, will
leave for Louisville this evening on the
steamer Izeft1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

DRowNED.-Phillip Gerhardt boy about
nine years old, was drowned in the river,
short distance below the mouth of Millcreek,
yesterday.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

RoBBRRY.-The money drawer Of lager
beer saloon on Vine-s street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth, was robbed yesterday of
about SIT,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

CoNsoL1DATED.-The Forty.ffth and Sixty
seventh Regiments have been consolidated,
and are quartered at Camp Chase.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

DEPARTRD.-The Congressional Investigat-
ing Committee left for Washington last even
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

While We are reasoning concerning life,
life is gone and death, though perhaps they
receive him differently, yet treats alike the
fool and the philOsOpher.-Htme. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

President AinColn says be has no objection
to traitors hanging aroand the camps.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

Governors MEssAGB.-This document will
probably make its appearance Monday. ..ags7
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

THE best and cheapest boots and shoes are
at Lawson & Co.'s, Sc Fifth. street. near Vine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

Jacobs laddaN which c0aVeys to. .haaVen,
often has its fsOt in the peasants cottage.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

REMEMBER That the largest, cheapest and
best stock of Boots and Shoes is at Lawson
B Co.'S, 96 Fifth. street, near Vine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

RELEAsED.-TwelVe prisoners confined ct
Camp Chase were yesterday released. :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
RnPERIoR nnnRr.

Judge Storer sustained the demurrer in
the case of the State of Ohio ". A. Swift.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
FOUND.

MNUUND-That money saved is money won. All
n 1sIas PEOPLE on their way TO town, please call
first st 300 CliutOn st., Ehere Coal Oil, Lamps
aud all the FiXins are to be had cheap. jaS-b'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
BOARDING.

gentleman and wife, or two
AD sing gentleman, can DO accommodated with
a plGsssLt trout room and board; also, a few day
Plum St Ja2' b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
LATEST YTRLRGRAPR
NOON DISPATCH ES.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS
The Correspondence in Regard
to Rights OF Neu6als.

Health Of the Army on the Potomac
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

dNOR SALE-Oue.ha half or the whole of one Of
n the best printing Offices in Indiana. Loca-
ticn fine, type good and pstrona age very fair. For
particulars, address PRINTER, Press Office.
1nO29 If
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

k7aOR sALR-A FABM OF IT acres, in Ran
n dolph County. IL diana, ~ miles from Win
chester, the oouRty seat Price, $500 cash, or
$l2 ~ per acre, one quarter down, balance Tong
tlme For fult particulars, apply to !. TODD, asa
Walnutst.. Cincinnati. del2-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

WNOR sALE-OB TRADR-The advertiser has
a Town !ot in Xene, Ohio, 5Oxl 100, which he
iurniture-a bargain. Address s. w, Press ONCE.
nO2y. If |
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

ENOR SALE-ROUTE- An excellent City Route
N on daily paper. il Quire this evening, at seven
o'clo X, at Mrs. Buchanan's Boarding house, 8. W.
corner Fifth.st. and Broadway. de26
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
E'Uh SALE.

HNOK SALE-OR RENT-A two. land. a. half.
n story Dwell ing, No. I70 Ninth.st., between
Him and Plum. Apply to SETH L.. THOMSON,
south. east corner of Pearl and kace. SITS. de3-ff
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

NTOR 8ALE-CHEAP-A splendid Fur Over.
H coat. IL 10 made OF Beaver aud Lynx skins and
is gotten up the best manner Asplendd article,
and just tie thing for those who have driving to do
III can be teen at the PkESS UEFlCE, aud will be
sold for less than hzfits worth. de4-U
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

ETOR SALk-SOME EXOELLENT LANO-Iu
H Iowa, Would pay part Cdsh and balance iu
land for small farm near Cincinnati, address 5.
s., Press Once, nU29 tt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

WN0H HkNT-A furnished house OF six rooms,
In complete order, 10 western part Of city, con.
Venient to railroad. Will rent cheap 10 prompt
tenant. Apply to W. n. DORA, 10 West Third
street, Je]e
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

HNBR RRNT-ROoMs-LarEe and pleasant
n RoomS tor gentleman and wife, Arranged to
cooR with gas Also large rooms IN third story, for
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

VUANTBD-Th advertiser has some excellent
w Lands in Iowa. which he is desirOus TO trade
for Furniture Would trade for the entire furniture
of family declining housekeeping. Address W. g.,
Press Once. no2lt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
FOX RENT

1NOR RRNT-A HOUsE-A cottage house, 80
n bill.st between Third and Fourth newly
painted and in good repair. For particulars, in
.,,,ira AZ a EaurLh ia3-b -b9
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
WANTED.

WAKTB," "FoB SALE" "Y0R HBET"
I 0sT," "FoUND," BOARDING," eo--As.
pssscne,s, oOatuo Snds Asss hsddtAss, Aoi sSosss-
inO 6vs Haes, .silI b tnsstod ksios for 2A ssn,s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-24
Biniurer's Genuine Cognao Brandy
c. G. PECK


= Y. I0f.NI-NF8 7 \ n =.
+. t.Iessss, ~. 10 Hrfs! slrs,t. Nev York
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CAUTION

To Females in Delicate Health
III now iitasfaa AMI Surgeon. W E EHfa5.i sE,
t5sts', rs -usf! 3t,y ~ AT d-e--. a,l-lt o. tb
AAle 2 set IrH.slsus ted. failing Il t1e WeInb
fislr Anus iif at+l other menstrual sl- ls
III ts at t Treated ut7u nov Pathological pr.eip-s
and speedy trHei gulral.e i u very - d4t. - h.
'afitiy or atn is tie rew mole a treatment, that No..
obstinate complaints sie.l gs4ler IT, AID liz Affect. ~
soG som r. i.-e- TO T. rtccg health.
Or. Daw has d5abt had greater eyl-.rif,cs in ,,
cure Of as-''sss = women aud children 4a an osf
physician in Boston
lso3ilit- 3efulsiat7us for patients who may 81 - e.
stay u Boston f-V iays under hss Treatment
De. has', since lai3, having confined lis " ls ,f,
l9 10 Aii liies r' Tee for thu cure Of private p.
United States $50 " ''''
y hA l-.ters must eoaia. four red stamps or The,
~ aHt r. aIssF cred. 49,.
osA Hours fslm 5 A. NJ Ito arm.
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BANGOR HOUSE.
BANGOR, Me.

.slA BANGOR, Me.
Q. M. SHAW, Proprietor.
INuE undersigned bess leave to inlofm his
Il friends aud the pubIic gener lily, that -e has
leased the above well known Hotel. ana respect.
,uly solieits their patronage assuring theln that
no effort on his part viii be wanting o render the
establishment under his charge every Wy F9gtD4
decentralization OF The travelling rutlic.
The above house is one d. tac argast and best
arranged Hotels ia the state. Its locaton is uH-
surpassed, being IN central position, essy - ae-
cess aud nearest to the Steatnboats and Eaiiraad
Stations.
The Bilr1ARb RooNs and BowLtNc ALLrYs. in
connection, have recently been reht.,a, aud ase
now II good CONDITION,
Tn connection Is a large and eomediaas STABLE.
in tho care of attentive Ostiers. The pnpEsstet
las also leased the large and convenient stable
formerly occupied BY Catch Billings, which will
he supplied with first class Livery Teams AT.
orders f,r COACHES and lacks attended L. prompt
~.
Stages leave The abo,e House, daily, faraN
parts Of the country. 2m3o
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GAs TERN EEO Eel.

10 NACHIAS, Ne.
...iM CROSBY Sh0REY, PROPRIETOR.
This house is situated in one Of the most as
snt,and agreeable towns in eastern Maine; With
IN short distance Of various fishing hunting anu
hcrryins grounds; thus oaerlHs convenient r.
sort for pleasure seekers.
1t Is situated on the rou,e of the eastern mail
stage, which stops at this house on each "trip.
The house is in good esdcr, and fprBi-hea
we'll thropg hout, and no exertiou of the Proprie-
tor will DO spared to make hs patrons feel at home,
In connection with the above house IS Livery
Stable, we'll stocked with good horses and cal
-iages, under the charge Of faithful hoster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-24
CERTAIN CURE
IN AL CASES. Oh no CHARGES ManE

fF b9a Is e5usued daily, t-ouI A Atasp9
ah4re upon ALI difficult and chreuic disease ~ -,
hl3se and nature, having by his uuWeariea attention al
extraordinary success gained reputation shfrh can,
h1lis hain All parts = the County obtain advice
among The physicians in Bastou, none stand hgha i
The profession than the celebrated DA bow Ma -
c4tl street, boston. These sho need The sery{- - -
eAIefie ed physician AID surgeon should give him a cal,
/ s'--hr Dow imPartx ard has Tor -aie a nov srlil
. and rcd lamp. ~
April, 49, IN
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syphins and Mercuria Disease.

Fr,r5 D.. H5rasa sio,lf. 81 y. LosiS. Msserri.
+" ffsA z=#ar ~NESNfNEtft-t more efsctusf
remedy for TIE secondary symptoms Of sspAiss
at3 Tor . W t4' disease ihAh any other We possess.
1fty fsu#i..su lrg ind, btsd you for OF the
t.st iue.i.-IEe- wv have"
Prom 4 j. Frsach, " ~, IN eminent Jsipficiaa ~
Igsreact, Has, irt1 - pe1FIsseHi css1er "
TIE i<gisiGfsrc Of .NaAsacisf setfs
bE. AVER Ny dear Sirt have found your
SAESAPAHlLG-t an eNcrIhni remedy for Ssypkiiis.
lih oi te .fftaarg ''.d o''slTg typc, and efee
10 other r,.ne,.ls. do mt know what sm-
lioy with rtaiaty nt success, " bcTc power
iul Alternative Is required"
III Gas. s Iai Xieir n Nel- RriHSariet, y. J..
hi dreadful urrrK On his i,ys caused by the ahus"
oi iHrfcFy, rIiriai oissate, winch gTew more
and Iurc a-f43 ats-l for years, in spite Of every
fe7uaIy or tr5d5mrui that could h. appisi, until tho
l-6r.gstrIag use Of AYtE's SNs APAHIII.N relieved
ilm, ItI eases can b. found more inYeterate and
distressing than THE, and it took several doIsa
bottles ~ c9Fe Lin.
Leaeorrhna, Whites, Female Weakness,
arr generally produced ny Internal Srrohaioas ~
tfria8, and are very often enre by the Alternative
eHge{ % This sAEsAFAEItl.N. Some cases rcJuire,
however, Ia al Of the sAHsAPAEILI-,, the sktifat
application Of local rere,liss.
From the t-t9{roira end ,rtse,y celebrated Pr,
JACOB MarrA II Ciaeis adj.
- haN' found Your : AESAtAElLt.A an exernent
Alternative In dlzrases Of fmairs Many eases 81
lrfC-ulafity. loHcBFrhrt Internal Iteration, and
losl debilit$, aflin iFutn the scruf4ios diahesis
have yicii-t - H. ail there arr few that do not,
wien II .a,li pfoIseriy .iJ,2 by tocal treatment
4 Ia 2, 'sa&iR,Eg u ahe-s hs publication u her
unuis srSfesf
Ny daughter and myself have been enrct OF .
very dnbiltiatiHg itacnrriaa of long standing, by
two bottles of y0GI aAEa-AfAkILI.A."
Rhegm atisIn. 8oat, Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
wheu caused by Serafa in the systeni, ART rapidly
eisfeA ~ i!4io EST, sAgsAsAEiLLi,
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s., AatAoay's Fire, Rose, Salt Rhea
said IIea4 S1r,s Eves

ION E-Yr=v ~. tit~, Es7 ~, ~, esito- u NJ
5=ff. GtHaal.k lbs RET, Teams Dirasia.
a O4s .itHs ei.4td s'4ut tirre years of az, was
Attsfk q by .sfngtrs hi, iotc al. They rApdly
sfrf5 until fhs forInfs inafh-ume AMI virnl.nt
sor-. ID ci, ,rt,l h,s IA So and actually blinded
h5- ,sls Jog some ay- skifui ply sictsn applied
uifr.f- Of .9ftvr au4 o'isrr umciis~, without any
rent cfsrf- for hfte,u days guarded biz
hama, q I'll tllein ae shoald tear ofen the fes
ts ta5f ~ wound IS Hsrh coveryd his hole
fzze.. Having fsIad every tiing else had any
l.7- 4-1iiit We Is7H -tt!us your SAENAfAktLiA,
aut esfy as III tasitae ~ potash lotion, 700
aireg' Ina=afc 1si,.n 10 ic4i sslTcn had gwen
III fi.f i-.tfl aud well hen we had flushed
t. t#saHl 4la elatifs .ytltshts, Nhich had eotae
or. ---sa a5-ln, aud De y healthy aud fair
a. ann otIts r. la Nhulr aeshboEi.Ood prcdieted
that TIN lll.4i must dl.. -
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Erysi2elaa - General Debility Purify tho
Hood.

From T- fl' S.u-ia Houston 81, Ns~ fcrt.
pE5#tV4 t. / s. .4apl laii To rsmo'a krisri,~s
arf r., ilir 'ssrsssytsFtnL. OF your
SsHs NrtGGt.i-,. AM 4yr just cured aiisrk
Of 4.f3ssst g.r5.l.tHt with Il. No alternative
res 80 #.THsIs ttt= : 4tsyFsHIii-N YOU have sup
i.- 70 tn .r,+e-sina a. y,ll 10 il,c rcppie."
I'-asu = D. J. #44ttH.t, ~ Hittssga. OAio.
tar .l=sss yssss. I h5l the Yellow ErYsipe'ss
or n ii dur.nE which tar tr,s3 alb tbs
ttI,h4al .he .ta4sa, -tsuii rrlli, ami ia-rk hun
afs-~ ~ 'alsr~ worth Of fvl'-lsrigts. Tie ais~rs
Serv ti ;iIi iiie rJstl, bsREsa vislb!e, anal tho
tl.tlr. 'ri '-' tisf must - aiurgAted.
ts..si T.. ls yler = ,E4ArkHliJ =. Tos,k two bot
iI=- ana .|Y.s.a I'd tuur iftIS Together they hars
fsFtt, !a- tn as,.s Il AMI sound a. any h-riy.
iti#s z fytH Itc pil7' NV - known To every
ls "a tA.. immunity all eNelies ties woorr Of
all
Frszq H,sI. H~n-r Raero, ". r. r., ~ Nt,-easfis.
4 -, 20 4Ha q - - sas fTssitassia Fari'a-
vtrf5t
- have ns-.l vagr : t1..tptrIit.s IA my family.
for cH4sfr4l 49, if4. and FOR PuTfs4tg tse blood,
VIII 4er4 bi.e.,lai rs.aI,- ahd ievl ooaiidenes In
ctl!ufat udin.. u to the Sllill .eSl.
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TRUNKS

as low a. the lowest Fancy ualters. Wagon Mat.
ami Trimmings Cotabs Eras hes, Neat loot l..i
aud a iarse variety # articles ia the trade
lave one of the IaFe.sl as.,,ttaa,.t a.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-25

C9SFEDEzAfE resrkoE SrANPs -'Fbe unload
iig Of the prize steamer Rs.rmdiaz now !, *
al philadelphia. \ I,rogressis &, Auoilef jas
eoFery has been made = The prize corn.niss
iionef superinieDdinS the mioa ding-tt4t Of
rs boxes. each alionf one foot square. hsladed
with iron. and seeded on die edges Each box
Vias marked P. o. D. This excited susPil
icionl and one Of the boxes Wa opened aud
FOUND 70 cpnt<in foEr tin cases: and ihisibeiug
oi,e1ied. there came 10 light sheets of gooied-
crate postage stainps-6ve. GEMS The eiisra-
wing is well exfeaied Tie box contained
81 10000 worth of the stamps and If the others
dqnfhin I be same quantity toe whole value TO
the conte,ierates viii be $3.50 coo. There
have also been f,Ehtld coils Of a submarine Tel
eeraph cable,
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Oftltt aLl RI IlNG DEfAh
ksorriltE. TX

ORDERS
Al 9erSun SIZE - c-.l-rist+,a r-.fer fhe =. ~
e.'i.st.s- arffnrei April tft1 fSst W. he ai0E-s
unii' me stu cf ~ 81 81 l1afr 81 ar a.
company l "a tile srEyi1r = ne fsl,sl - . 4,
such p ~eHls va pre- themselves T., 70 t--r1'-
ling icer ufthia The di.f, 81 c..-r.. - ,,.s, 49,
oeioaE ar - erraiec 49, o. br ulf~er.fiii-
fher-eiTe~ = fir Tee they ui.i d tnsoi-t tere
The enrolling ofr-rs vii make ~. fise enrril.-ss
IF volunteers crpiicste ana fira,.ssd this III Il
with the rails a. s,rs - fA-r Ie |clri..l.t~l ~,
vii at-o iafrish The rai. afesrs s,lik lsis-
fr.m the rlls givfng las lcsclii.lir- Ard -ss
dolly sinei 4nd cerfsIed and dir "a ~ rtlan,-4r a..
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-25
FoHrIFY THE TENNESSEE AND ctnBER.
- LAND RIVERS
W tirink il certain that Ne win sam hnre


We think it certain that.we will soon have
possession Of the Middle and the most Of
West Tennessee This being the case We
must prepare to guard against the inroads
Of The enemy when the Tennessee and Cum
berland river rise so as to enable the enemy
torEcend them with thsir gunboats. This
subject, we feel sure is sttraeting the attenl
teniion of the War department, and every
thing will be done that is possible to prevent
those rivers being taken possession Of again
by he enemy. Let the people Of Middle
and West Tennessee cooperate heartily with
the Government inits measures Of defense.
! Let them furnish any number of negroes
thai maf be wanted to complete 81 CHI iortif-
cations as may be undertaken, AND this tod
without grunbHng or com plaint. The all
ten lion ot the people everywhere should be
dirf0ied tothis suiject.sand no efforts should
be spared to closet the navigation of these
MYERS during the coming winter and spring.
" h4yeznot muehi time to spare. In. tive
or three months the rivers will be in navi
gal ie cpndltIon, and then il will he too late
to n eer 'fort'ieations- Let every effort, both
public af.u III saie, be made 70 procure suit
abb guns with which to defend these FORTH
Cations, and doanot stop to count the cost
W I must sparovno labor nor expense to ac-
coihpfsh these euds The safe ~ Of oar
ST t., the preservation Of our property, and
all our best interests depend on ii. Let
thfre be no hesitation. no holding back, no
va IL Of energy We must call upon the
Cohtesieratc Government to f,rtiay these
rivers. aud We must act heartily in coneerf
VI F. fiiai Government. aud if2the Confed-
b }esnment will not fortify them we
,s9ou1selxes, for it will not do for
gain to have control of these
we.ean't DO tetteT sS,:ssal,lstl.lt,v
batteries. Of light arfilIery 50 an
tla they cannot ne their trains.
al liz. saicst pI,o Is fosel. g suitable
u Has a ercralpeinfE 6n both rivers.
/ 81 ff,.; fae9nltl,'ats pass one fort tltek
s,. Il ms com. il, taaliact with hers
flt The stil. IL furnished .an.t ii afc-s,ftis
81 4 ihS psipleas TENNESSEE mi N.rfh AZ
alfpa' WI % ftos balance. If IL cd are not
yd3ugh -ii9s d ii.ira ) .calilsfr ii i tue pur-
pdsr 4 desendine these ai1rrs. bhe so|tlef
Hsy arc raolpihc better il vii lei for the
caa.uny, l'has. Is naItine h,-.ll No
gk1iS ar precious ao,l sa,srts Ih.Iulsl row
! bd .f.reeirIi tea rfs this cad