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AMVJsENnE NTS.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.


THE NEW AND MAGNIrICENT DRAMA.
GWYN ETH vAU q II A N;
THIS AFTERNOON, and EVENING. at 8 and
-. o'clock.
concluding II each representation. with the Farce,
JOURNEY To RICHMOND
CON NrTr-THE 400 GEO MUTT,
MASTER DUDLEY WALLER
THE INFANT ORATOR.
Al ell hours aud also At each dramatic performance
DIN OF LIVING MONSTER sERrENrs
FED EVERY DAY AT O'CLOCK.
THE AQuARlAL GARDEN,
with its uyrisds II beautiful living Ash,
THE QUAKER or WOODEN Gun,
A sotru AMERICAN IGuANA.
htr rT FAMILY. BEAR SAMSON LIVING
Admission to I'll. Is sts Children under 10. 4, cts.
N. n TIE LECTURE ROOM has been NEW
IY AND THOROUGHLY VENTILATED, and Ia
as cool and comfortable this hot weather as noun.
tain shade,
Eoxs OLD powrRY THEATRE
BENEFIT on
NJ Il. C. W. RKE.
MR. JOHN NIckiNsoN ANp MISS NiCKrSsoN
Have kindly volunteered Tor this occaslvn. Also
MR. GEORGE BROOKS
TIE SCARLET MANTLE.
TIE OLD GUARD.
JUMBO JUN
TIE BROKEN SWORD. le7
MINORS CREMORNE GARDENS.
~ PALACE or MJsiC,
Conner " ttu ave. and ilth
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
n Iudpy'r ONCsIt,dl,
WITH A RICH AND VARIED IN I FRrAINMENr
!ht BEsI ARTISTS IN IUE cot NrRv
OPERATE SINGING AND BALLET EVERY
EVENING
In the PALACE OF MtsICi
PROMENADE MUSIC AFTERNOON AND
EVENING
In 'he cool. md DiLtuil !FUI GARDENS;
REFRESHMENTS Of oil KINDS except Lot oRS
EQUESTRIAN PERfORMAN,i Arrt RNOON
AND EVENING In the II RKIsH PAVILION.
! Opc rrma Donna. Mile CARLulrA rArTl
| Musical Composer and Director RIOS. NAkEN
! CHANGE on rRoGk ANNE amo,, every day
| Al d~s un tu ,ibrdi. Palace aud T. hon. 70 cts
For Gin iircn during the atorn,ou.,,.....l5 eta
Jeii t'
JAMES DAMS BAND EVERY DAY II
- the week, from tall pnstD o'cvyk until IN Oh,
cycnng on the pavilion. HI Pax. first landing
| Stt,n lS,aii. J,ly 3'lt2
! Dkl/E NHilN1ioN.
STRAWBERRIES STRAWBERRIES =
To rIh,it a., lutli. "a freely (. visit AMI EVAN.
! iuc tgc 'low oi STRAWBERRIES, u tie O.itc Vi
| the
AMERICAN AGRiCt LIT RisT 81 Park Row,
made IN response g. ~ oi'ct ly TIC propi.eiur o.
tn A.ticultuI ls', ~ g. distinct and lh,iSi Ist
mium-, with q 81. " o. ncrc,s' our know ledge Cd
! thiS invaluable fruit IT, ann iritc comparison o
! varieties.
/ Thr Evlniil'n VII I've open nee nom neon ~,
! Friday. Jun" .0r, u T. ii ga saturday. $50
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NJ DOUGHTY. AuCTIoNEER. WILL sell

4'is this day, ut haf-pist 10 o'clock, AT sales
room, ~ Nassau II, large assortment OF house.
hold furniture, carpets, sofas, chairs, bureaus,
Uashstgnis, hcistCad-, hair mattrcs,cs, lounges,
billiard table, n. 1t wagon, &c. $50
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| S,llLElrf'S SALE. BOGART, AICIR.
- H. :. - HOuAhr-wili sell "a sstntiay,
'unc 81, at II o,lok, At tlc auction rooms, North
| Wh,rin II. ~ pe,cs Of Wet " England black
lrohdc', us, tvctds cas- inrros, Sc, 81, JOHN
! kElIY, late sheriff. THOMAS DUNLOP, bcruty
/ ~ erin, lfN
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7 BOGART, AUCTlONEER-BY $. & J,
os BDGAkr, saturday june u, at l0$ O'Clock
nj the s,l,srvuins, NoIth William 1t, household
'itn turc, qua chandeliers, iron safes carpets book
case, bureaus, tables, chairs. Ash, Mortgaee Sale,
! ay mare, l 4 water wagon and harness,
general and suda fountain, corknR bench. Also
I lager beer wagon, and also | ruan mare. 1879
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- HERMAN 4 co, AUCrlONEERS, VIII
= sell ON This day, goth lust, NJ II o'clock, at
- I1wcry, the cottruti If Wholesale grocery and
liquor store, cpissii,l Of larr.s sugar. SOAP, can
Hes, coffee, spices indigo, prunes, ld barrels syrup,
g.. Also - large quantity II huO wines liquors,
Champagne and segars sale positive. 1b3
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A M. CRISIALAR. AuCTlONEER--

~ Har DRESSING s,lron.-A. NJ. Ct,stalar will
sell Ills lay, Goth, at io% o'clock. at the corner of
2ia II. AMI Grsmcrcy park, the entire contents Of
first class Saloon, consist ng Of french plate mir
ruts, sofas, chairs, marble top Wristbands, cup
rack an stani, barber chairs and Stools oil cloth.
cugraNiusa, W iduw 81 AIDES, hst rack and various
Utl or articles sppc'tsining 10 the business. l$b
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paw NBROkEKS SAl.E-IOllN MORII
L MIR will sell this day, at - Eat nradwHy.
Ilcu ahd woincn's wCariug apparel, such ss coHta
vests aIi Iauts ladies' d., ss,s. slaws aud under
c.uthc- pillows carpets Sc by order OF J.. fi1-
| Az, W. W.st 3.th ~. Isl
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I
~ lId Chatham 1T. will sell tits day, at 10Y
o,lo X ut l13 East S.nd ~, near lat ave, counters
beer pumpL glass case, bar fixtures, kegs, scales
etoye, sptc s, starch, candles, liquors, segars, -
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A UCTIoN SALE--0NER $4,000 WORTH
IA household fuin'tufc-M. II. CHAPMAN, Auct
- This day, Friday, At private rtsidence - West
lcth ~, near 9Th ave, at 10S o'cock nshtihs OF
rosewood, mahogany aud blsok walnut rsror
chamber and dining room furniture, velvet Brus-
sells and ingram carpets, mirrors scfa beds, locks
chairs, bedding, SC, also assortment basement and
kitchen furniture Sal, positive. l3i
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WANTED.

WANTED
w Immediately, sash, bind and door makers. at
lis KENYON 4 NEWTON
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\TNN1ED--AUO LABOREES AND I'm
w Baccrs TIE highest whsv paid. Apuly to
T.. BERGEN, cor. Clinton and Park avenues u ok
Loo, ,,lga.ua
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- l. IL -
. wanting good situations, should apply 9 Mr.. Man
nlN9, 10 Court st, Bruuk yu, who prucgr-- more
6gst-clnss stuattuns 10. respectable help tIlu any
4. sspnan IN his business. je N2it'l2l
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AUCTION NOTICES.
uCTION NOTICE

uCTlON NOTICE-M. Il. CHAPMAN,
"A suctioucer--Elesani sac Of household hrnc
turc, this Friday, NJ o'clock at the private resi-
denco 10 West 26th street, near 9th avenue consist
ing Of paior, chamber. and dining room furniture,
caipetne, bedding, sofa beds, clocks, curtains,
chars, mirrors china glass, silverwarc, NC also
an assortment OF Basement aud kitchen furniture.
sais psr,p,,,,,lv lSS
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EoR nNERPOoI.--ol.p BLACK STAR
Lnc--the packet ship CHANCELLOR,
lying At pier ~ Etst river sails June 2iih. III.
JOiS BRIGHT sails jun 2Sth. PR passage, ar-
ply On board, or - WILLIAMS a GriDN, ~ Full.
tnst. jclA 2hc'il0
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SHIPPING, Sc.

IOR LIVERPOOL 4 LONDON go TAP
j scotia lin, 81 u JOHN y. BOYD, at pier Il. \
River. eaiis Tor Iiv.fpu l. juno 2~th: ship ANA.
XOS, ~ per ~ D.. ENur, Hdls Tor Nndou june
BIB. IA JasspAe, II low rates, spily ~ rAr.
SCOTT c., NJ south II lriS G'l36
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For LIVERPOOL - pREADNOuGHr
tine Cipprt dip Victory will positively
n,i tomorrow vt T. u'.'H X, scy. nj cabin pta,u.
gofs tns'u 1T ,,"oi.ic iti,ss. Apply Immediately
To secure lcr'hq on board, Pier ON H. T. NJ
pEMARfSI, - south A. jets 3'2oi
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nLD INK BOTTLES WANTED-SIONE
~ quarts, plnts, and half pint which have held
Arnold's or Conser a FIELDS writing mud or copy
ing inks. Highest prices paid. Address :. =.
eTAffOKD. 10 Cedar st, Now Yutk. l.ly O'l5I
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r lGiI1 ROOMS ASD STEADY POWER
- At Low " itc'.
~ joins GNrpr,

iclo 2i,c'2jI ~ NAktf street.
NOilCE-tOR SAli,--A IWO STORY
~ l.. uso Wit ~ itu~ ana ., od collar let, o.
ground uii water IN ~ pr,misrs and 20 huii
trr's. 3 miles from the Willirustur.h Ferry. ON
n. Scwtowu P.nuk Road. viii b. sp'd Tor ~ 200,
(. 1t }l,ioo. Inquire u the owner, % Jsck.ln ~.
Ny Jrlg J'i.l
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RELIANCE uPoA COD

Nothing is more evident in this var.than
that these g enerals. who put their trust 10
Cod are the most fortunate and successful
Almost every victory has been wdn under
the lead Of Generals who feared God, but
not man, whilst almost every defeathas been
under Gene PALS who were not God -honbrliuc
and God-seHving men. We know thcfeIare
s9me who think and assert that the lElmfg|hty
has nothing to doiwith this contest land that
a wicked and profane General, flEhe is a
brave man and skilIful officer, cab aecbni-
ilish as much as ono Of piety an I refer.
encc. Facts do not sustain this opinion
We admit t bat no ma9tcr how piouf a Gen
eral may be- If he has no Capacity aud no
courage, lie can not be- expected to win lie.
tories; but if other things be a. #lI "a nal, /
the General who TRUSTS in God will alT avs
prove the NJ ore successful, as TIE History Of
this war has thus far clearly demons ted.
Lee and jackson arc the two great lem
erals Of the war, by soinulen c6nsent, and
they are the 1.-TWO men most remarkable forH
'neif feIls7qus elevation BeaureS gard, too,
who, We ARP satisfied, IS one of the gteatH
men OF this revolution. Is a man VINO feels
his dependence on an Almighty Power
We 'cShld mention several other bright hnd
shinibf examples of men IF this descFip-
ton On the cosltrary, where have We BUS
tanned signal defeat that General, who
was notoripusly a profane swearer OF Al
drunkard was net highest in cosn,nhnd q
We admit that sometimes wicked men in;y|
gain victories, but these are the exceptions
and not the general rule. Copslress has
passed an ait making Drunkenness among
officers a ground for their remoFal; and
yet are there not high officers Who get
drunk and pre- not punished? The Army
Regulations say:
AR. 3. ANY non-comuissiened ,fs;..I
soldier who shall use any profane oath or exc
Grafton, shall incur the penalties expressed in
the foregoing arhc1: and = Commissioned or
hcer shall forfeit and pay, for each and stery
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InslrueIiens 10 EnrOI.ing Illfieers.

CukrTa>otoA. Oct. H. lss1
L j. he duty ~ EnrDilirr 81, els 4, go
every man m their respective Hssirfc-s nlerkf. a.
Classification EeienIore urdrrcd II fe-ilr.s n 80
Disttct arr =bssns Cannot be loual III 4 mus f
enro- ed The description all te sir-n ft.'l, -3r,
- ~ Information ana must fe - st.ted -aser 49,
head OF Rcna.is- =
~isscrriitS Nj remain "a fleir respected, c..-.-,
rlti calieS Tor by ne
" len The cal = male tie Ciairul,n n III
ter1 the Lnrl.liur officers and ri.rvsll - ffst !
fersqns rHrbrsred the rail rber IT, iksitc.lf.t.,
att- he day opp, i ! fsr assembling lie
nc disabling Ulcers rQnirtl L. zrr--r ea~h -.-.a
~ ec--r ~ age DO rlas - fl1ua ii 1 tr =
Httttsit celtitCate at excrnllti.z. TEtv -lsr
tfou tic Sheriff and Z rsfal.l4s - Ala tarts "a +
her a~si--ance be recr~safr fi,rx Viii t-.ft -.
AT - me and tr--,ps MI Be fsrni~le1-
kllr7ilirg officers remain ir Il Il.ff1rfs And II a
d1t-> 60 iut ~ Z with ti= frs rnr urf. h.v Is
rrq1ired % vat Ire ii-is1ci aid T. n-tke zr-k-
rrp1 is Iher all o. held -. 81
TT re i'sh " their REPORTS. and rh<str n the.s
Ei.iniiF ifi- pn5mpiiF q zrfes< 81 rtp1r - III
c,rsfIii,t dircriei alose Nil ir =
whh- Tie Confederate Cove rlII1-t EIxet tiltrn AZ.
re Compensation. NJ tx rnrk aust ~ i|rr -.or
osA'y- ChAiEren 81 tie r.clliy cuts sis clarr-a
With The Ee1rrzI PEI iri.seac 81 fc ar iiusrl 81
their eeanfi-s- JNO- l. HOPKINS ALL. g.
'c'- - $50 frd -urt- = Ear. l'ir tE1ce
- Easi ien1css-e i'srerE cory
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To The Farmers Of East Tennessee

our arsnies need alIthe Hogs ard Cattle you en-
" afen. End liberal prices vii 5c paid ior pork
Hogs Reert~ AID CCT1-
Il have teeu assigned n TIE prrchase o. hrzs
beevet corn Dc. IN Psi Tenres-ee. and = 10 aprotrt
uitItnf urnbrr % aEents ~ ASSIST Md esue
/ have determined 70 make psires "uniFornr ana
LIBERAL. and neie every hog IN Eat Teune-se suifs-
be fur pork. viii b fEffened-
Ny once. for the present. > Ailsnts- Ca.-uiH re-
uDTe KnoxFiis sona- Letters adj I'D q ne q
rikher POINT viii - sttended -
J. =. CUMMINGS
GsP3ex Major ara C. g. {. = A
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/ Proclamation

hkApcr tErEEs Tacksnx- alSs
Special ordcs No. c.
XIX.
ID \ zufhorsty 81 the ser,rr,~t,.r NJ 49,
- federnfe state II 4rnerir-, ,.+--,.I ~. ~
change u PRfso~Ees Or51c.,x a.t NJ ,~,'.'f,i
landed at Ficksburr uissi<Si.I,i -. ~ ~ 49, II
final sud conpiefe All offc--s IA sti;f-s -
M mes harr been Registered rsitisrbl.t. fi--.I
>inIiff AZ Yirkslurg v nh in>fr-irtsrs 10 H., .,-4
catinh q exchange will report vi, 81 ~ ~
Hesdllsarfers VI lrts.,c-.ise cssrii,sndI
Brig. General G. ! Amy. Cossmanjin- Frri,....
Pris8nerk i +
OGrHal:
PaEHtTAS Ellis. j.. cautain 4 u l.
ocftl-1u
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TIE Rebels seem Ge;, I'm ned to nate Kentucky
n1er for her attempted position Of neItr .Iiiy. On
three occasions cons terrible part Of the state has
seea nvsFran drSs By Bpckher. then By John Morgan
and lastly by HEiyg ana Kirby Smith, esci time car
ryin pa iinn:al. tie'. A LOUIS vile eorrespoa
dent the eiacEnnati isazeite sums 90 ale assault
As Fellows:
Afnlies that ia all hardly numbered "a, ySsc thcn
sand have held nearly. II at qaise dsuble f4rir num-
er 10 cheek Tor q molfh, have thrown the whole
Wei i3sp So 4n ~ alarm: nave led kenlsrkial-
10 Doubt The strength q tq t5li tie NAfibnll tsov
ernmeit las on fhen ind The people Of the North
err border to Question their own safety from Rebel
iayasil and lave IL gooi th,ir cscap tvi.l,ont
puuS hmeut. lti
The results of this last irrasion frhv he br,tis
ssnifned up. The Rebels X 1 some recruits bnf not
sslaany A. they expeetsd or as have tieIpvcd -
trootFgiy tree tlo,and men Esii more than cover
tie fntlre ace ioa 20 thelf strength in this tespe
IifS kecufed ps;nense qr1iIfites - suiiriiss-Iok
beef CORN Hour and flrdg4reariy ~ df which they
seem likely get safely out III tire .tata 76et-,e
ouated theit Nnole cavalry idrce. and q irred the
Stale ! IT. mp Taiutlie stock IhfF tsrlvipccI
te5 many ki1r- tta' 4 not ssi . 81 Eeiiei
than loyai II va at least y more prierit them
70 al9usy nlliniajn The mix and rrlf-r t,a-r.
l.0l vrrY re6elslHs aud i.i oppressiv ss,aI. not
1rriid 10 der either ki..s Iudc s>-tce I,l ~,
specially cdids fheiihsr t.aItof z,llitss adler
encf u tie ofieF.
OH he ois-ef Rand. we liaten't much or 1 slow
Ias- W drove |taem cut. tat went IL Ii We =
Cum and dxpe3lsl al en3fai 5asl am ui,t 81
sfrel ih IN accom- ishig IT, We lost iur Aisl,frs
dAtssts.iypihEis. and WEIR rather uufttt ftafkf
thai we came 4 - ~s a. pit y llss aty more
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I HAVE in ry Pp-setsi1o a aegro by ~ tie nssre
4 r PETER aliut T. 1eirs ~ age e IigLt cen
rirxfon. Said <trs be bel 1n<< 10 1Ietllt1 nu1-
" Csrfrfh. Miss and bird n1an Ia the -
~. Fhn ieit him - Ch4ft-ua.-a ~ rhfct Place ne
gos on the an1 came - Afi1rta ahols \ a@ss
ssa, : found I'm Tcry sirk- rith 1ypbtif rrr-ra
i-sztr1 ID charge ard trc1tel 1s case rtfii we'll
The cFtcr % said feFo have hir1 b ofriax fcr
wsId tr3ving properly EndrlFfnr ~ x ierl-is-l
orf---2s Jas " PRICK ~ n.
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Rags RAGS. RAGS

VII buy M he Oh IIi1nes ana f,.f7oI \ Il y
II Iiieres " tope euany sck- p-eceS 81 r. 1.s
the old rag ya can 6rits 10 re iu he hs1t fbr
MONKS. for Which win pay L ASH
Wash tie dirt out ana bring them fn- rife N Al
1-e seis and cfn.e AID gel gc'r nonr x--i sei
i want them delivered Al nv ia sod l., 10 81
- = e.9r ~ - - T. NsF1s- III >for1 u
=. Hui.ter. L. : ~ 4
CL4tfanoo-a Oct y Isc7 -
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The following Suggestions OF the army
correspondents of the Savannah Republican,
are worthy OF attention The importance
Of clothing the army very soon all feel. Lei
each family provide clothing, as far as pracl
ticable, for the mem bers of their own family
WHIP are IN the army, aud wherever they are
unable to do SO let their neighbdrs heIr
them. 1t IS not charity, but duty to help
our neighborS n preparing clothes for the
members Of their fainilies who are in the
army. let those who are able provide fer
their own sons, brothers aud husbands. and
then assist their neig hbors in providing for
theirs; and then let all articles intended fof
the pse of the army be sent by som relial
blefperson, who will see that they get them
promptly. Sometimes there are men who
have sons in the arm y that viii take pleasure
IL carrying whatever clothing may be made
for Any particular company, if they can b
Furnished with transportation The Govern
n,eht Will furnish transportation to al such
A regular system oa ght to beIadopted, and
that without delay
There IS one subject which deserves to bel
IN THE connection. | allude to the
bcSfaiid safest MANNER Of sending forward
such supplies as the people may be able 10
thfpisls X las been sHggested that the Sec
rotary of War should order orc ofiitcr from
each company To he sent home, Tor The pnr5
pose Of PROCURING sGIplies OF clqillihg. &c.
for Ills company, aiya that this officer should
be Instructed 10 accompany the Supplies aud
eeHthat they are not lost upon the route. TheiE
family OF every soldier would be able to fur
nisIi him part It not a whole snit or outfit
and would kslow how to have il made up 10
nj these for Whom hey kiay be intended mi
'his way IL is believed that wider and deep4f
er Interest wprid be created in tile welfare OF
the army. ait that the relief Furnished would
be more timely and cifectiSe. ii this Plan
shoiid not be adopted then such State insii1
tutiuns as tie Georgia Relief and Hospital
4 sspciatson would afferti very valuable agenl
~ IN the distribution If supplies. X might
be we'll Tor the Governors OF fthe several I
states To interest themselves IN Tlie matter.
irdfo esienl 10 the parties eHghset IA the
acie enierpTlse the s,iieiioa ii flleir anthoril
i aud iniiHcEce. Bot whatever pan may bd
adopted. io0lfnneh care ard energy can ut b.3
exetclsed iii tlic business OF scnding tho sufI
aitis iofwartil aEsl sn tlieir dIsiribHtiu3. Mea
y a-tiNlfy. lxftrierre and ind'tstrf. aiola
-iioifid he emit nStci ANils 81 isnportani day
Bat more ri his lstfeaiier.
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VIII oetr ~ ale - Tn Caarf b11rs n Hrrri---
Il On ErndsF. tke 1olh car - SrVrnhef 49, n
plhlic nuicry 70 the h-icEt - der TT cab -r---
rr-n r11ned Ak Back. lrt re yra-< ~
fre .cef Ire Inches hi-a.1ld weighs a5rf lc1 r.
Said -ro E1ys b brll1Es - Sa-e1el va Ar o. ~
fi-snre rou1fT. Mar i1n3. Sad nerTn - runnEnr
and I'll he odd o. -hzs dsy 20 pay rhirzrs
cctlf-lu MILO COULTER
skErld H1nf1nz iCn.rrty-
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rms CHATTANOOGA pArI.y-1fTInr.IIL
SUNDAY MoRNING. Noy. 2,Ile62.


Having purchased on ths~~8th of October
from Henry S. Hill. Ekq the printing rnakeri
ais, type presses etc, formerly used in Print
ing the Chattanooga Advertiser. and more re.
ceIttly~1n the publication Of TIE RgBEI- we
~aanouuce the permanent establishment OF
The CHAT NoocA DAnv REbkI: Tie -sudfess
Of the PAPER illus far. jastifics us in ASSUMING
the public that TIE RFpEL is5 now ORC of the
. fixed Institutions Of Chattanooga. auIi will be
continued permanently as a Daily. al,d sYher
the state Of the country and the mails jnEtify
it, We will commence the issue Of b Weekly
and. perhaps, a Tri-weekly paper.
For he present We can only issue Daily.
for which we viii receive subscriptions on
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-02

THukTIS GoD--ft-A frend OF General Stone
wall Jaqks1n toll nss sa5s the Richmond
Christiaii Advocate, - few days ago that the
general remarked he hoped our people would
rot forget that God giyeth the victory His
faianh replied that l,e believed the churcb-
es were deply prayerful al over the land. Tho
eacetal's face brighteped up with pleasure as
BE remarked, Then We shall continue 70 pros
pert ~