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MoLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL
LINIMENT ~

plII pelsvo pain almost instsnsaneorsly, ana - ~
cleSnse purify and heal the fcnss cores In an noTsu
Por Rorsss and Other Animals.
scy,s, celebrated LIniment il the only sAfs G1dr.
liable remedy for the cure Of SPAWN klng hens WIG.
ANS. splnts. Unnatural BumpS Modes or sNelhpgs ~
iiI nsyer fai to cure Big Head Poll kyil fstoiA gd
mnnins eores or sweeny, II properly appnea. IoI
spalns, Bruises scFAtches Ecres er Wound' ys,csea
remedy. Apply Il IS directed and cure Is certain Y
TSen trins no longer with the many wTIthi&HI 49, tsnl'
nents offered TO you. Obtain suppV Ot w H'A'ss-
,oishTat tsd Lipiment. II will cure you.
u, n. MCLEAN, sole Proprtetof,
Corner Of Third and Pine Btrosts1 81. Louii' NO.
FOR ssle b. kVbhA1s SIAa.s.11Jtn
Aug26-dGHlS VViEVOA' Ne-
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sra,T 4ss gss,yspasrs,
ar1s,s are upwards Of n Hundred Thoprand Words
vhose nulfarlous meanngs and deriyatona, togetnel
Win he correct spelling, and pronunciation are clearly
set before the eye" isa
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Assoeiation adopt and alm 70 use In teschpg, Mnnns
and speaking, the photography and pronpncauop ~
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thOrty Of tho English language, ~ now written anu
''I Iorm Arparws, President Kenyon College.
NJ D. LpasrrT, 6uperlntendent zAnesvllle Schools
Tros, W, aAavET, Supt Mnssiion Union Schools
n, p. OownnRs, Supt Public schools, rPandusky'
JOHN LYNCH, eupt Public schoos, Circieyille
8, N. sANyoRD, Principal Cleveland Female pemins
"wm. xlirousLl, Sup. Public Schools, NJ. Union.
JOIN osDm, Principal State Normal schooi' Mnnst nl
'';S oiSUs NlsOn, Principal Fourth Insrmedsts school,
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Rnwm RraAL Principal kcNeeIy Normal School.
Ell 4. TAFPAH Prof Mathematics, Ohio univcrbv'
WV. W. EDWARDS, sup't Troy Union school. -
A. g. HOrxnS, Principal West Highl school, oisV''
'1c 4. NORTON, Associate Principal HEh School oSye
''3q TnroDOa, srrarus, Principal High School clsvs
land. '.'
j. A. aARJnIp, President Of Eiectc institute NJ
wv ". L. HARap, Prof. of Chemistry, Ohio wesleyan
a. d. BARNEY, Ex-oommissioner Of Common Schools
JSIr, Mosnos. Prof Rhetoric, oberlin College.
| THos. HILL President Antioch College. y. :.
O. W. n. oATHoRT, Prof Mathematics Hisi
'Is 5. q. 6suSBAusH, Prof, Language, Hieh sch0oi'
4. M. BARBuR, sup't Union Schools, Ashland.
More Ilaa Sie Randred other Pysstdezts Of c0lle-
| o.s PyoSsssoTs AstAOTs and Dtstin0utshed EdNcd-
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.4,i Bs4, Ga, white and Ned ano
4 Whiis dS.rSsa cf sHpsn0r su,V dCs ESs 'ais sg
sSss 7a2ss sf' 2 '4fe H.. % SSagh HlSh
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..sToP THATcouaHIsG. ."--sHov can do itt' go
10 Keysersoa Wood and got bottle Of bis Cough
Recoisl and that don't cure you, your case must be
despsrats indeed" This aSpecimen Of The oolloquy
one heun almost eYey day In cold catching periods Of
De rear And We can, from setusl experiment. cheer
fuy ooneur In the sdvsers sdnOnuop - abSve Tor We
have tred the "Pecton.' IN most stnbb0ED case. With
entss suece EsaT two weeks ago We sent % Ptspurg
EiA one Of The nost distressing, contrary, nush, an
sabduzhls coughs expeneneed stnee our advent
zpon tnis mundane sphere. We eougoed steadily ano
aborously for one whole week In hopes Of ETtag oa
bat it vas no 60 In fact seemed rather 70 have i'm
proved b. praccs and 70 hare acquired strength poen
e. ana dlSiressDGy b. the operation. In his sAgeoi
ks GeTe, se COZ sd oar way Keyssrs, l40 Wooo 81.
-pFocarsda kfJ eept bottle Of the PectoTaj took IL
nccordsg 70 drscuons and 10 foryeght horn We were
Inaxtef of ne feid, the enemy having unccndopals
turrendered after bef bat unequal conflict with se
fenriassls a. sdyonAy q ksyssrs famous dough
Pse.orli. "--DTos0NsvtRs 0tDpT, Dec. II, 1850.
pR. KEYsB2p PICTORIAL SYRUP s prepared and
sold b. Dr. GEORGE n. KEYsZR, I4o Wood street,
80 ~ = n.inrhu. M ROBERTA 4 sAMUrL
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srKusKz1Lx, o., March IL, 1859
ha,e used Dr.. Keyser1 Cough syrup for bad cough
Of several years stsRdngs and can cheerfniy sey 10
ths 49, medicine for ,he same that have ever taken.
J. W. PRICE
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pREsInENTs oF CoLLEGEs I'M OHIO.

MARIETTA ooILLss -.'It Is truly magnificent work,
an honor to the author, the publshers ana me Wnoie
country ."-PTesident Andrew' u
OHIO wstsYAs UHNrssITr 80 Il exceeds my e1pects'
tious Il will b my guide In orthogrHphy snd Pronun:
oation and win often be consulted BY ne oK in meas
and accurate definitions. ."-PresidsntT Thompson
W. 3. EclrCrlc Collksr.-"He We have used
Websters orthosrAphy AZ recent meeting OF our
faculty II was decided to change Il TO conform 70 that
Of Wcrceatsr'B Royal ouarto Dictionary"
WRsrrRH RRsERvR coIlzaE.--ssI And II worthy Of
cordial APP rotation. .r-Preeident Hitchcock. 4.s
opusLm OoLLsar.--"It more than meets my cxpecta-
lions, recommend II a. the standard authority IN
orthoepy to my children and my pupils '"-President
Morgan. 'i
ANTIOCH oOLLpsr. adopt and aim TO use In teach
ing writing and speaking, the orthography and pronun
citation Of Worcester's Royal ouArto DishonAry'"-
President BILL. .,..
SIN all my writing speaking and teaching have on.
deayored to conform 10 the rules for orbogaphy and
pronunciation % contained In WorceSters Dictionary
Horace Mann, late President. Glib -I.f9ui o.
KENYON ooLLRaK GAMBIKR ,-s'I most cordially recon-
mond 1t the most reliable standard authority o. the
English language as It now written and spoken y
President Andrews.
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500 HIN RU P ,
FOR CHILDREN TEEFENe
Eheh greatly facilitates ne process Of teethtng b so
s-ins the guns, reducing all ineanzmsuon-Ell alag
ALI PALS sDdspasnoSIs action, a3d 4
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depsza upsz n, potbsn, It vii give rss to yourselves
sELIEy AID HEALTH 70 YoUE UYAEIs.
nave YzI uP srd soId Sh, .rele isT CYST .s1 ys,f:
shxt hAvs besn able 70 esy of any ohsF me1s
ciDe-6EyER 8As IT FAILED, p 6faGLB IEtz.
ANcE, TO EFFECT CUBE, shsB timely sssd. HeV.
sr cid We know al instzsce Of dissatisfaction oy any
sho used It. On the eoatrary, al are delighted with t1
operations, and spsak IN terms Of eonnendsnor Of IL
magical efeee sno medical virtues. We speak n tsis
hsncs, AID PLEDGE OUR RkRUTATI0k FoR TA1
FULILLABET o. WAT WE HERE DECLARE. In
almost every instance where The infant s suffering from
yein and exhaustion relief will be found In fifteen
twenty minutes after ths6yrup Is sdministered.
This valuable preparation Il the prescription Of one Of
the nost RXPRkIBKoED and sKlLLRUL hURsHs 10
New England, and has been ussd with hEVkR FAIL
'-'N THOUsANDs OF CASES.
Itnot oDly relieves the child from pain, uut inygor
ates the stomach and boEes cerTeeh aedlty, and gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system 1t VIII almost mi
stantly relieve
eRiP.Ea n TER BOWELS, AID WIND cOLIo
and overcome conyulnons, Which, Il not speedily rene
died. end IN death. We believe Il he BEST and BUR
EST REMEDY IN TILE WORLD, In all oioen ofDYG
KHTERy aud DIARRHUA ~ CHILDREN, ghstne
Il arises from teething, OF from any ohsT cause. w
would say to every ohsr who haaa child aulsrng from
any Of tho foregoing complaints do MOI LIT Y0UH
PRRJUDIoEs MOB THB PRRJUDIoHe OF OTHERS
stand between you and your suffering ehild and the 70
lIef that will be BURR-yss AB60LUrRLY BURH-to
follow In, use Of this medicine u timely used. Full d.
rections Sr using will accompany each bottle NoEs
genuine unless the fac-simIle o. CURTIS PARKIRs;
New YORK, 10 on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Pri aclpal office, 18 Cedar streetN.Y.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
oet27-d&wly.
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Tdinary cures BY my pp
PECTORAL SYRUP.

They are A, home and any one who has doubts In
quire Of the person who have been cured BY Il
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
Fton Req. Aason Gnyth, OOn1sissioHer Of Common
Schools IN Ohto. - s..-.
ihe Dictionary "a an imperishable monument 70 the
learning ana industry Of Its author, and an honor to the
world Of etters The mechanical execution Is far supe
roE to that Of any other Lexicon with which am 90
quainteds" gsg..... s-I .e f.tss. o. 'H.
from Roa r. q. Bayrsy. ~ G'nmtsstOTsr Of
Sck00ls iR OHIO.
gusse."
Leading Newspapers of Ohio Say.
From ns Cleveland RsroId Of March .. 1.
The photography Of tho Worcester Dictionary q tha.
used by most II not all authors oi distinction In this
country and Engand and conforms to the general usage
Of ordinary writers and speakers.
Whatever prejudices may have existed previously,
careful study Of this volume win invariably be followed
by warn appreciation Of Its great merits, Gnd desire
10 add n 70 the we'll selected library, be IL large or SMALL
II Is library initsef and will remain an impeIi4na-
bic record Of the learning OF iu compiler --
From Ae Osnoinn0N C0m5leTotaI Of ApTG 20.
Hers are upwards Of a hundred thousand wofds-good
bad and ndinerent-whose multifzroua meanings and
dervHtons together with their correct spelling and
nuneiaton are sci clearly before the eye The work 10
unquedonaby the greatest TheSauruS OF English Words
ever published .- e
from tAO QsvsIoad Ploiadsalsr Of Sept. 20, 1850.
Hvidently WoacEsTEa's ROYAL QuARTo DICTIONARY 70
not only s last. 6us ne eks1 Uork Of he lind 0Oer ts
sssd and can By possibility sueS By comparison or
controversy.
Ftons Ae 7bSedo B1ddS af Nay %.
Az to YRoKuEclATIoE, ToRcHsTn Is TER eTANDARD
followed By our best authors; 10 de6nitions be leaves
nothing TO be desired, and In 0RTHosRAFRS Il is sucenI
to say that WoRouTER can be safeiy followed,
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PublIshers, Bookseller 4 StatlOners,
NO I9l SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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L. - At 1900 A. Ucf-I "a. IsEI.
u - he duty % kurulinE ucera r. iiir nIr euro
elery mas n der rrzpectre Dizlrirls ofrsinr -
rla-ibltul hsreluiule urtErrd- n ru.isrufs = -
iIEirlcl are a1arut cHnnni - fsund ther ms, -
etruIrt- The lr-rriptirn niH - riren Irura 49,
r. = lnttruiais-n. and lna-l BE stated un5rr a..
blnf n llrrna. A.
Gu-rrIpts uiIl rcrnain n their ru.rrcffxe r-tIe.
rntli caiicI for " ne
nhen ~ cal = Innie The Chairnan uf1 rrrrrir-
tfnd ~ Enruinz ucrls. and Thy uill - fh-l n
IrrAonE ell1raced the rall ut1y a. lnnueainr-1r
AIR The tsy sp1uiuts fur azreul6nF The crerus-
tte fnroIlnE sccrr rrqnired 4 arseSs saek unn
y c1n~cri1S aee uho nay frld IN rheir dl<rrfs
stthout . crrti1caie Of ~renptiIrn Try ~ -
1Pon tllr >herl1 and CuaEtz1les - aid i.er nnd n
aiher asst<tAnce L 1ecr~ary. thy va rep1at ~
tact - ne, and troops III b fnrlrEted
f-nrolIlnE oers renain ter Disr icin nj fhnr
drt'rs d 80 end ufh The 1rsf rnruinrni Ky 49,
rfqalred o uatrh tie Dhtncf and n unke nrrklr
reirf~ They will b held sfrirf acEualn u kltr
- tes irih q their reports and rhn~psr - thsE
aliIn1y t4iis prorptly . arrest renr1 lr-rnE
celscr u aEe ~ tlrsed nbore ri1 6nrllI - 1clr
VA ne Co1iederaie tsorErnulent gives thrrn
pie Compensation. I'd he uork unsI ~ 8rur I1rr-
"4Ehly Chair1neu q TIE couLty Ceurts ~ rAarru1
With The Eeurr snptriulendence re eurnrrrrI -
Their ronElties- JNo- l. HOPKINS. A. ~. C..
oe- - les-- and Surt- q EurpIlinE 1891
- EnEt Tennnzrre M mrs r,n,.r
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TEX Nix DRowxED-HRAvr FrR1xq-Trn-
TEkx or ENEMY CaPrrRKD.--ITeavv firing Vas
heard here yesterday forenoon. We learn
that the blockaders had RIM a schooner ashore
near Moore's inlet on the Sound. and a brir
ashore near Fort Fikher-
The brig Was the Fanny Lewis belonging 10
John Frazier K Co. She grounded yesterday
morning on the reef at New Inlet and we re-
gret to learn that Captain Gardner. his mate
aud eight of his crew were drowned in irving
TO reach the shore The brig lies out Of the
range Of the bIockaders Only two Of The
crew Of the brig were S-ved They werc
brought Of by Midfhipman Moses, and picked
crew W the largest garrison hpat from Fort
Fishe We preslfne that al the assistance
ihat can rendered.. will he sent down TO try
and s. sci fi.e vessel and cargo. The weather
gas s nufavofablc Yesterday, and the
chance hcre bad.
The rhooner WAS bnrned by a boats crew
If flliriegn men sent for that purpose from one
Of the blpckaders- The boats crew was cap
tnred by Captain Newkerk, with 4 portion Of
Ills cavalfy. to whom information had been
given by flle crew OF the schooner who es-
eaped.-- Biirlilgfo1 gourns.l
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an he UoTnI1s = Ne - NJ leIlT4 - nIu1i
" ROBERT. q DUB-bsiunglaE q 80 - -
Boone- sid bcT u clpper coi1r. lE ~ 80 rrp1
size and nkaly- he - Eu uLIrl f..-I L.-.nnI1r.a
rs IN Chatt1n17En. - aual - tlaars rrlrI =
lrom Aid1ls Iennes.ec- ! III - ll1-ral rsnara
Cor 1ny I1iorn1tiol reEarl - uIlerraI,.r. e.
nd ~. i1r ~ d-1EcTy - - usu11r - -
P1Et c1nmi.z1ry's an s.h1l-nnoo1a
n1ri5-s.- a T. G0oDNs AZ
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THE SITUATION.


The demonstrations against Fredericks-
burg. which shegnn in jest. seem TO be end4
ing in something ike earnest. Our desl
patches announce Gen. Lee in that quarter
and the persistent efforts Of Burnside may
briig on general engagement. At Tho
same time, little credit is to Id paid the
sensation dispatches which. whichever at !
loss for othtr tidings. announce that a
great battle is expected.
There is no donbt that the pressure upon
Burnsides issery great. The rantipg fustiOi,
Of Greedy. the clauior Of the Demo crats and
the personal ambition OF the man himself. arr
all calculated TO lead hin, on hastily. perhaps
rashly and certaiply with great desperation
II is possible in this event that accident and
sort of good luck WHICH seems toEfayor the
hold aud inconsisleratc in war may give him i
temporary advantage but we have no serious
fears Of such a General as Burr,4ides getting
tlle advantage Of such a ono As Lee in the
long run
Chances however, care still. we think.
thatlno great battle Will be fought near Fred
ericksbiirg; and that the two armies will crow
at zach etlier,. until the great weather cock
drives tlsean- iiiio winter quarters.
On ihe coast the bloekading sluadfons arc
increased With. every preparation going OF
foF -gran,l naval Demonstration against No
bic Charleston and Savannah.
The orders Of President Dsvis To- Gen
Holmes, eompiae,sligg the Department Of tl1e
extreme wsst will he.~endorsed by every
true min AZ wholesome arl,l essential. They
ssalie a i.niy5step in the right liretioa: our
seitizeils arc permitted Il. be murdered wilk1
inlpmdis.it Is quite certain that tlscse VIII be
qleaty of YanEee a4sas.ins wiliiag and ready
70 l..ke advantage Of our vallton.a apathy.
Frola Middle Tennessee nj, to The hour Of
closing ais e";unn4 We have no Be.ss which
indicates ai onward movement M either
Iarly. Rousseau j.. IN command At Nashville
4 he i bob ralsi.l ali.I intiseincipled lie is
III ls.ely e deal Ici,deriy by 6,ir people.
lnlaieore subsistence IS being collected n
Middle Teimdssee FOR our saIiers. the farm.
'as uniting ria. tie military wit. cor
ialiis' ant 1esl. witch insure ample sup
lies ,larins lbcSwintcr.
General BaeknerN We are toll by Tie
iMurfree4boro' Banner has gone to the froFit-,
Gen. Bragg was in Tulallonia day or two
ago. Gen. Morgan occupied his former cav
airy position. Gen. Forrest has , brief FUR
lough his health requiring Aonls rest and
his nipd some relaxation from = long. lalpo-
.rious eampgigp Gems cheath:nl aud
breckenridge arc not far from Muffreesbo-
70, and WI be heard frpnl in case Of
fight.
.hI
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:, Discomfort and taxes, We observed on
Yesterday. are the elements Of fiction and
ifeud, and possibly Of civil war and com.
bustion, which the Northern people will be
brought to encounter after thcir. Foreign cru
SADIE is ended Its victims will awake to
otAe deception pr4ctieedB upon them, and
the sacrifices cxactefl to crafty. the pride Of
power, aud CONCEAL the disgrace of wilful
error ignorance, and despotic lust It's de-
.ladcd followers, who have escaped With life,
but with life only, win return 10 their once
happy homes to4murniur thouzand idle
q might haze becfs" The opposition to
the war in the beginning viii find ready
listeners among the multitadc, whose
wrongs they will not fail to describe forci1
bly,. The reaction will be 6ereer than the
first tide Of fanaticism which, swept the
country. To what extent the rctribution may
gosno one can predict.
The character of.thc people of the North
il far more revolutionary than that Of the
people of the South ! There is always a
method in our madness. Inthat of the Yam
kee mind thereis none. They have run wild
upon every ism which ever arose, and have
never exhibited practical good sense about
anything, except tire mechanics and manu-
factlrcs. They burnt witches, they wcr-
shipped idols in the shape of viIlainous anti
slavery bibles and apti-slayery gods, and
they have followed the aelusions of all, folIies.
from spiritualism to the invasion Of the
South! What more natural than their self
destruction, when they find that they can
not destroy usy
The Yankee Is an excellent machine,
provided the right person is put to turn the
crank. Whilst the South turned the crSnk
of the governmentit moved on pretty we'll.
But without that ruling hand, firm, inselli-
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alsb 5Sbcrtisrmtnts.
SOC HANDS WAHrFn

70 work AZ The Saltpeife mines IN Eat Tennessee
W<gek sl5, per month and .oldiesss r.ti-n<
Certificates % exemption given q al rn~n uha work
tatthfnly Apply q the superintendent any cave
worked - the Scves pneni. a. the Sifre Office in
Chatiann7Ea. F. n. SMITH Gait e. = A.
novzSlF Snpt Nitre 4 Miainz Dist No. s.
49, cleveland Barner copy ore week and send
iliil 10 this slicr. =
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TOI-EN from ny stable l,st night Eood ira rreJ
- m1re. abouf ffteen hands Iach hlkh. s1rpose1
years odd EiiEhi bsu<h n lell tJe AID uil pace
One knre has srkr. from fall A JACK sd hi
de J. als0 missing VII give ~ above reward ~
tie mare. and rnurh f1r he lhHf
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u III
Dl order Of gsr1eral lnrh heer n
- Trusted via enlire co1truI q ting ne klies
u The beeres kicl lur TIE army 50 tnnn1n = -
f1rchase q LeA1her iur n1ralac1rinE Ianncrn 49,
fg irather hand and wasting hides ui - rel -
.|icIess ne Win proper relero1ces- he arm mus1
Il khod, and TX tufy ~ p4tricIlc Eanntra ~
z<<ist IA doinE. AL ieafhor keld - trreu.nunh-
Flrices All bs inprersed- ~ DiLl.Al.Il. -,
nslr A. e.
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100 Hands Wanted

INNEDf ATEi-Y. n work in Pork Hou-e IN chaifa-
Hooga We viii have Al men exempt nom military
duty Wig nill apply Al once Liberal wages and
Seariins eiil be paid ; r. NrcANy Co.
81 Al Atlanta daily papers sor5 one month and
-end bill 70 this o1aee. Inor72-iml.
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H11IIIUE CoIEIr-
THE inroiErnry q he --LEt- g uiHltm - -.
i o. 11rirr icen nuEEe.1ed. al frrl-na 11IIur
.aiIns aEai1-E 111 e1t.ts hcreby n4llel - -
rben uIh tk1 Clerk u he clI1nty Co1fl ~ sd
- properly a1lbcnir4le1 urin fhs liEs rr1GcrlInl
b lnE q lhey Vii b lnrrrrr harrcl-
uurE-Iu Liza nETH D. hill
adm,rr n u "a. 49,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

ItlIpiE Fer III iThursfpy lhstsays
n I'LL Yin lbe a mattlers Of surprise 10 many OF
out raiders 10 kl.oE that Captain Sernrses. lof
the Ilebel steamer F290,' 'os the Alabama, his
aldahghter reesiiing her education in this
dohtltty. She is tho Youngest daughter Of the
f,dptdin About three weeks ago she received
Iettkrl And remittance pf money. from her
fathet. Twp elder daughters. Kate aud Flee
trial. were . tho slime place one year ago. one
Of thkm graduating there The wife Of the
lraptain and the daughters Just mentioned. IRE
naw Eesiaing IN tie city Of Washington. IRE
vIppa to the rebellion the family resided in the
State Of Alabama
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

IN Eond.y. ne I7Ih day - SerrInbrr. pro-
" uil eEpnas lcr a4ls % TIE hiEhrst lltisr "a
ATE resl1encs - DErlI a4asia. drr -, n Insper.
Tenn-. nonihs credit. al ths I've saock q nllrk
be died po-se-s-i-cun<i.tinf 81 ab.nt - he.i e
horses a7t muIes. lo1 head q slock carrls.
81 slock hogs S-lea VITA Approved fcC4rIly ul
relltr-d- Tie 4uul1Is unoer 50 ultsr - $40
day 81 saie- Ihls 18th dly - Dclcber. lecr-
-l.Ill-lrl. NJ 2 EaN -. 49,