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HOW THEY ARE MADE. !

-. - s.
Wrshts Southern Indian Vegetable PMS hsse te,a hhs
solely and are now mainly prepared "
druggists plaHters. and other regular
uss ,nena on account Of ther knowiedgs
they are msde Of pure simple esacacious ~.
because Of their confidence in Dr. Wright as beng frss s
the Of Offering anything trade hat il nj ur
and genuine The new Of dfss the plants s,d pf
asins inc essential elements from all foreign sasfs ~sa
mainly discovery Of that great chemist DR.
alone enabled him to aka these Pills cds. suciently
sonabe to place hera before the public as gsiesal
fhe following certificate From the walt chemist
d.. Preston. is sufficient guarantee Of their purity
Dr. JoHs WRIGHT sgS 45t sS N
srAt your request have subjected = e test Of anaiyss
quantity Of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. selected al
RANDOM and take great pleasure in that found a
to contain nothing deeterios the human 81 ut ON
contrary they possess the sudoric Drec Espestasas a
Cahartc properties in remarkably harmonious
aadmy opinion that they greatest unTetsai
known to the world r. ss-t -
80 Respectfully,
f" A. D. PRESTON. N II
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TESTIMONY OF A a1rNrsrER,

In this respect think worth while to publish two fsars
received from gentlemen whose high standing
testimony of no little weight with peopls Of
One Is from the Rev J. Barrett widely known Loved
throughout Arkansas and lately chilled to new field Of
labor in Northern Texas who wrote to Dr. John Wright unr
date of the 10th Of September, 1855, as follows
"You little know the good which has accomplished al
ready by those few boxes of Pills you
that visit They have been bessing many unfortunate
member Of little flock, and in all this nsighhorhood they
hailed the harbnger Of health satisfied now my
dear friend that You their
time explained their effects Such pleasant
remedy before given helpless by his mscfuG
Author.n ~ 'e
The other is from wealthy and successful planter Of Aa-
ma, which we insert entire: tEzE& 34 ~ ,Ss&
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LIVER CoaIPLAINr.

Dr. Hunphries: z..s---t5- 81 #=-
Dear sir-I don't know what to say to make you know
grateful those boxes Of W1ghts Southern Ind
Vegetable Pills you gave After having suffered for
many years. and thought going get my health
worth good days work, strong and hearty
Ia fe and that after having tried evary
thing getting all kinds Of doctors wha
could tell affection the yer hut could not
It, although took enough Of their prescrptisas
II the prayers Of poor like viii help you any, doc
tor, you have mime s.l l9.5zs
Yours, gratefully and truly, 3,
JOHN W. SIMMONS.
Send for circular Of these Pills Il contains full and in.s-
esng facts, with Important suggestions thu sck and susr
ing complete directions for the Of thu Pills. and special
card fsmaes which every Of the ssS read
3wU. GIFTS SOUTHERN INDIAN vEGET-
ABLE PILLS
Are manufactured expressly for use in tas
| CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the personal direction Of Dr. joan u hA
| Pharmaceutical Iabors.ory, New Orleans
J. WRIGHT CO.,
| 5s sz s Solo Proprietors.
No n eaartrss street, New erasaAa
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DEux1zxE JUSTICE DE PAX ~ WATERS. Constable.

Paroisss d,orlaans 3ouNa vs.. A. Bo1s.
I'm VERTu dc trOis WIS.--Nos. 5000, 1883 ct
Ia moi adress6 par IHonorableA - ~ q 5% a7}
Justice de Paix pour Ia paroisse dora heri facIas q
pHoel dc la Cite, de Ia Commune EMS les afares CT
ct es Magasins "a yen.s publique ct 1852 midi
UNE CERTAINE PROPRIfrE situae 81 de la pre-
Bayou, entire les rues Broad OF Dorgeuois, ct M.
plus muns de face Chemin du Bayou sufheinn du
on mons, de profodeur. Ensemble avsc les ae,4 pies
sy trouvent, CONSTANT en- mason bois as, plus
chambres cuisine iaue ayant qatre chslubres9s qui
din convert dNbres fruitiers dc outes sortes atre
Saise dams les afiares c dessus.. Ea HSr-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al moment de Naturalization
LAB 10 fe3 - W. Fl. WATERS, Uonstat
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z. MIcHoT. Depuss erssisr.
sneosp Rs psfE ,Isan Gounr BAsio q
WHEREAS Francfsc0 sancho i1as ueti

,saort avn. u H. III, : p I5ttsys of Enfaiofsip
Notice y hereby given 70 al whom may CONCERN 10 ov
should not be granted. s - p'''t"hsa
By order of the Court. z y t1+Sa53g sSssa
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2. M1cHor, DspntA arenier.
CONsTABLE,s sALEs.

SECOND JusTIcE,s COURT, T. 8. WATERMAN Va A. E.
Parish Of Orleans. e. gGARLON.--No. 32eg =.
ny VIRTUE Of a writ of fferi facias. to
- me direced by the Hon d. f. MITCHELL Secoua rstfs az
The Peace for the parish Of Orleans in the entitled suit
Will proceed to sell Mt public auction, THURSDAY ta
is, day of February 1852 Of II o'clock NJ street
Nate st. john, Common street 1900
TEE IMPROVEMENTS erected BY defendant an The rron
erfy Of plaintiff on Basin street near Common street. consisting
Seized in the above suit. e5fs7 8E z $ES53 '|s'! ~
TERMS-Cash on the spot So stss
e,,e,, Tas VII. WATERS,
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gew es daily Crescent aytdHtsay ornimg febraty s. 1862
7 SHERIFFvs SALES.

sEcosn DsraIcr couer 5CITY OF NEW on, esgs :,
~ u,.mrU. aIEsseS:...aSes sH is 1sArsioK
- 70 me directed by the Honorable the Second 81.
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will process y
change Royal street between Canal and Cusfomhonse
On EDNESDAY March 5, 1861 at u o'clock NJ follow
ing described property, viz. 49, - Is
i. A CEaTATN LOT OF GROUND, with the build. =.
nga and thereon, situate In the First Ds @
rct Of this city, in the square bounded by Lafayette E
Bolivar Poydrss and st. jane Streets and having OF 81
feet on P6ydras street. by lib feet in depth.
q, ANoTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with -
the buildings and Improvements thereon, the square G5
bounded by Religions Race. Tchoupitouas Orange
feet In depih. - W. - 80
Seized In the above suit. -..-
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ~ - ,saSs
JOHN P. WALDEN,
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src9 ga2s sgs q os.G
/ 4 ATS y. e sEi s1ss
eSass dosT 50
j I Es & ss ss s9sa H's The
salTss Z tss above ON ~, sui. ~,
III 10 is ~. " - v: H. WATERS. Constable.
rTs1 q ioUIshANA
+ ss aos writ f srt r. sssa s.
=;
Z. fSs sss IF SE fHs a2SEHsTs
Seized in the above entitled suit. - .M
PHI DEGRUY, Constable.
PREMIERE JUS Jgsr1es De PAX, Fiat DE "a LOUISIANA
ii Fa,sl;;s ]. s, Is; r. 81; $500.
sa1s as as 49, aa ssh 81
Il Es. eef Gs i.54 Pg IS eA Ah5pIBs
SSil da9s s,aiIs5.s sasssa,'
fs. Il Is 800 ~ z. Il. DEeRUY, Constable.
FIRST ooOnr wo NAgs ag gsS Wos
i 4. 6ss E, : to
s will proceed sel public auction on the premise
Union street. between Bsrnnne and Phippa streets on
SATURDAY, tic 18th day February, 1882 at II O'Clock
NJ i. &C., - - '-'-- 'ON
ONE. PIANO. *.t, #
Seized in the above entitled suit s's fs', .1E
Z TERMS-Cash onthe spot. T. Sg@s5r l. g-E 4
~, P. Fl. DEGRUY, Constable.
PREMIERE JUSTICE PAX, Mime, KATE HUGHES VA
+ 772 pour Ia F5 F" Mime H.WORI)Y ID fTY
PaEoisse d,Ollsans. WOoDs-Nos 522a =.
I'm VERTU dun writ de Gcri fAeias a moi
1AI adresse POn A e. Brice Premiere Justice Pax
@ @ ss
rs n PIANO. u, = ,TT- E-t-T7.'
and = dams l'afare cidessus. =.f.E.. Ia E.,y, -
" SEcS II - p III DEJ;RtTY Constehie
a. r Yg1eE,s COURT E. NJ. YOUNG BoIsBLANc
and Justice 6FUE OF three writs OF fieri facfas
hi entitled slced by the Honorable D. E. MITCHELL Second
nd heace for the Parish Of orleanu the above
Magazine proceed to sell at public suction in the
,tsd II o'clock INTEL Common street. between Camp and
' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9Th day Of February, 1862
90 between Broad allowing described property, viz:
m less, ro1ERTY, situated bayou Road, Ia
% less in depEenois Streets measuring feet @
N consisting Of fryou Road street. by 123 feet
M kitchen having four either with the improvements there
3rees of all kind. % having four rooms "A to.story
call Seized in the above susd garden covered with fruit
TERMS-Cash on the spt a4- -
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ID McGUIssN d. CO.,

ID McGUIEsN d. CO., fr
8 A L NJ A r IS,
No. AT Julia street, New Bssin.
Awnings Tents Tsrpauias and Flags made at the shortest
notice.
brands -'F-' - MO "
THE CONFEDERATE STATES PATIENT
WOO. HOOP COTTON TEA fastening fof balng
cotton which has been tested by to this port
from and comprement to the reduced sz required
for shipment abroad Clasps cents eac which
purchasing use their hoops. For sale by EN- DAVIS
Patentee Holly Springs Miss, and THEODORE DUN AL,
gent at Nixon Co. Il Union street. n B.The public
cautioned trading for usirg other tie nfrirg
Ing this patent. d28rE
CLARETS In Casks sas4 800
~ so casks st. Emilisn.
100 Msrgaux, from the well. known he, uses al
Laronde Bros. P Rousseau and Lecempa Co.. abS
- ..--- 8. D. QRAT1AA i CO E.'
" No q AGastau hous
MEYER, M. H., 100 Camp street, va. roHMAKHs
1 and dealer in Jaery, Gold PENS Fam ~ Articles snl
Watches. All isweEy articles repaired at mo- srsss prices
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CUNDRIES IN STORE.
PORTO-100 u casks Grown brand
SHERRY-2D u casks Grown brand
u casks Cabinet. -'
..y.s.-4 e casks Topaz extra.
RED WINES-24 casks Margaux. o.,
sz.. 20 casks Cantennc. -
60D cases Lecompte Il Co: w --F
=. 100 L8rrondefreres. Lac.
.. lUO cases Laya Eargaux
:. -, 81 leases GescouEs Uescatora
WHITE WINES casks Chateau Yq1en.
PRuNEs-bo eases, in jars
PEAS-20 cases. In n boxes.
TRUFELES-IG cases, In Il boxes. ". t. .s.,-
TRUFFLED PIES-l0 cases, In X boxes, -H i-..."
STRAWBERRIES-5O cases in Juice. = I'D
CHAMPAGNE-l000p packages,
In baskets and cRses,
Such as Heidseck Co., ~.
Duchor, Gordonvert,
T. " Selery, Cabinet and
Imperal-in quarts and pints,
& and half pints
For sale by 75 SD. GRATIAA / CO.,
Off IH ' SO Customhouss street
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n ROYAL, SAILMAKER,
NEW INFIRMART.

DIR. REYN OLDS,
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and tho public that has rented
and completely fitted IndEna spacious and es-
giant mansion No. 10 Baronne street, between Com
mon streets, where he will devote all his attention
Of CANCERS in their forms, Scald Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELI. we'll known and highly respect.
able lady of this city
" (Copy of Cerhcate,]
New ORLEANS Oct IL, 1861.
This is to certify that the undersigned resident of the city
Of New Orleans for number of years. and residing No
252 Erato street, had been for long time afflicted with Can
in her breast In order to have removed the under
signed applied Dr. Warren Stone who operated three
different times without efecng Subsequently, APP
piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose Cancer
eectualy removed perfect made take
this of doing justice Dr. Reynolds and order that
others similarly afflicted avail themselves of his valuable
services.
NIL If S. A. CHAPPEII.
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NDS35Sn. 1OSS II de la Parosse d. OrlGans.
89Sa6 %74k liz ST. UharI----------------- -
QY9{ h Los H. or -. ThSSEIA-Dr. J. wEsy.
method has procured him uniyerNhout wires or snrne.
sndsd as 9siIg he most ssf Thi
perfect articulation and aBtcaon ant supplying ARTI
Il ss to defy deection by n restoring
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold eject asd natural
improvements Those interested viii and observer Dr.
entirely and scrupnlorsly Dr. Wall the rnoderr
thanks to the inhabitants of New Orleans aspeue to b.
extensive practice they have favored him wit his siacsr
years. Office and residence liz St. Charles strty for Thu
IRON halayette square. vt Gfteef
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FOURTH v DISTRICT n cousr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
is.2'9. hhf'soabAoA'-No.
RY VIRTUE Of q writ of seizure and sale
Of New Orleans IL the above entitled canse viii proceed to
change Royal between Canal and Csombous
on WEDNESDAY March 5, 1852 at IL O'Clock NJ the follow
"a, A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, With all the bn:ld.
ng ana thereon situate in the First f
Claiborne and Debiyny streets and having front .,
9 feet on Palmyra street, by LOG feet in depth ~ "
Seized in the above suit. T7 = - j., Fl 81.
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LEaAL NnTIGEs.

sreosP s DsssIs, couar SUCCESSION OF coTrgN
{: h sssss gsysn Iii.
t fhev eaass Within ter days from The present
e G. s e.
H. .ss sGs dstrbassd in accordance herewith
=. McHor, Deputy Clerk
I.fx csss q Rnsser succEssTos pr a
Rsr L ss.. MI,
& S
ps s sep4sa1k q sssans
parts eontornsment dit COMPETE - = H1Aas re-
lAsl ls.s -- z: MIeHoT Depust ershsr.
sncosp p nsTsIe1 CouHrs SUCCESSION OF Basio ca
WHEn 2f:ssss. raneI.eo Bls aneh9s sa9 n.,1
vacant s sSss 4 H. G Con-
Notice hereby given al Il nay coprsrn " o,v
cause itn why The prayer Of ihs aid pe II
By order Of the Court. sH
2. AIGHoT, Deputy Clerk.
cegh gE
ns sao ans E ssMslao
de Curafee la succession vacante de eu Baso Garlic
. a1a s TOM e. 4s ss p ssa
qses ne ssrsis pa. fat dro la dite petition
Jazz fs27 - z. M1cHoT. Dsput4 Gren,sr.
NOTICE TO AZ: T 5sIss s.s .aofI tn
N hereby given to all persons Residents Or non resderts
indebted to the City OF Jefferson year 1851 and
% is, The IAN are due and payable the first
Notice is further gwen tbatI will be my office
gsrn and Magazine Streets from O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock
Law. = - = - - :. AN>- 81 ~
-, ~ FELIX LAGRoUE, Treasurer
Z. 8
~ IS 81 BUREAU pu TREsoRIxR,s
Vile dc Jefferson Ter de Janyier, 1852. {
a Wis AUX CONTR1RUABLES,.- PAX lie
present avs totes persoes residents
ds IA vile de Jefferson a sot tcnnea au pament des
preesfente sont Lotft one les es daer
On Ter auvisE 1862 ct sr bnrsau la Cham
bre du Cone encogDnre deg Berlin Mauss wis de
des taxes. 45f1f 30 ~ 80 = =,
Toutes deyant des la vile sont par lie
present REFUSES dayo sadresse ici au 1er
JUN, SONS peine de la loi. 39 4953 ~ 49,
. ta8 BOT - n FELIX LAGRouE Trssorier. =.
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n s-...--'s JOHN P. WALDEN,
Z Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
XE covR DE DISTRICT } LA VILE de Ia NILE OR.
t,NnveNe-orleans. 7 LEANS VS.. JNO. GFERSCH-
: - a. BAUM-No. is 2l9.
| "a MonSTU dun writ de saisie Ell yeute
MhKCKl;e par Honorable Quatrieme Conr do District de
GIANTS Ct Deans, dams are cidessus lie urocedarsi ie
don't suit u dSenrs Royale entire cees de Ia Douane
w TEH Ae pnblique ct adjudication de Is propriete
eIbigny Ct aya dams lie Premier District de cette ylle
pieas ue profondehrues Gasqe, Paimyre Claiborne ct
ansemme aYec lsssds de face la rue Pamyre sur B6
Saisie dams raffaireSr ~ - W
CoADITloNs-Con.e authorizations qui sly trouvent.
fe1 q ms %nome,t aoI,od,rd;,,.,,,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09
More ,DeserteNs.

A gentleman from Cumberland Noun"
tain Yesterday brought in three Yankee
prisoners who had delivered themselves
up to him, and requested to be delivered
to the military authorities. They are
from Kentucky regiment, and repre-
sent that there are hundreds of their
comrades who will desert on the first
opportunity, and says that the whole
Yankee army is at present in very de-
moralized condition, sick and tired of the
war. Two of them had on citizens
clothes, the. other was in uniform, but
they all told the gentlemen who and
what they were. On being asked where
they got citizens clothes, they replied
from two discharged soldiers, which goes
to show tibet the discharged Yankee SOL
diers are not only glad to get out OF the
service but are disposed to assist anyone
else who desires to leave, no matterif it
as deserters. They also state that bitter
feeling exists between the troops of Ken
lucky and those of the abolition states,
growing out of the emancipation and
abolition policy of the Yankee govern
ment. So strong is this feeling growing
that it is with difficulty the kentuckians
and the abolition troops are kept from
engaging in fights daily.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09
From McClellan's Army.

The correspondent of the New York
Express, furnishes that paper with .
long letter from Ilarrison's Landing,
from W IN we make few selections:
WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS.
The men were exceedingly intclli-
gent in their looks, and very pleasant
in their conversation. When a large
crowd left the boat to gather "relics"
upon the shore, they managed to be-
come entangled with the secesh, and
for some minutes quite scene was in
progress. Both sideswere good hui
mOred, asked and answered questions,
and discussed the question of secession.
The rebels used old logic, while our
people tell back upon past glory, the
flag etc, the whole discussion resulting
in an agreement to disagree, of course.
The Federal guards were obliged to in
terfere, and sent the boats party back,
much to the regret OF not few, who
seemed perfectly fascinated at the sight
of a real, live, gray-backed rebel.
No UNION SENTIMENT IN REBEL ARMY.
TO sum this whole visit up, it seems
perfectly plain that it is useless to talk
of Union sentiment in the Rebel army.
1t has no existence, in my judgement,
at all. The advice of an officer to list
ening throng is applicable here, and
give it here for the consideration ofyour
readers. "There is one way in which
you can defeat us. Put every man Won
have i'm the field, meet us at every point
fight until there is not a Southern regi-
ment or soldier left, and the thing is
accomplished. Then you can have the
country and welcome. Make your pco-
pie understand this matter and OpCa
their eyes to the solemn truth, that If
they insist on arestoration of the Union,
it can only be gained by war which
will leave the south without living man
and make the North desolate beyond re-
coverv."
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

We see in the Cleveland Banner of
the 7th, that battle was reported as
going on between Cen. Stephenson's
brigade and about 1000 Federals on
Clinch river, since which we have
learned, from a reliable source, con-
1rmation of the rumor, and that it was
snite an important affair, and so far as
heard from, decidedly In our favor. We
will await further particulars of this
flank movement OF Gen. Stephenson be-
fore giving all that is current on the
streets. The Mobile papers.have tele-
grams in relation to it, but we cannot
understand how they are permitted to
receive wa. Intelligence from this Sec
ton Of Tennessee before either the
Knoxville or Chattanooga papers.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

REALIZING THE FACT-The New York
Tribune says: at is impossible to read
the accounts Of the recent daring and
successful Confederate raids in the very
heart Of both Tennessee and Kentucky,
directly in the rear of the main body of
Gen. Halleck's army, and under the full
operation Of Order No. 3, without real
izing that the mass of the whites in the
regions thus overrun are either adverse
to the Union cause, or paralyzed by i'll
difference or cOwardice."
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09
Speciol correspondence Of the Selma Reporter
Guntersville, Ala, shelled by Yankees
GUNrERsvILLE, July 80, 1872.


Mr.. Williams: Dear Strive had
quite an exciting time here on Monday,
10Th inst. The Yankees arriving in
force of some 900, consisting of caval-
nv, infantry and artillery, on the eve
ming of the 9th, and commenced early
Monday morning shelling the town,
which they continued all day. regret
to say the wife of Gen. 5. n. Rayburn
was killed by a she'll Mrs. r. was
most estimable lady. Mr.. McNairy, a
gentleman from Nashville, who was ac-
commnying his mother, an aged and
decrepid lady, was also killed. Mr. B.
Matthews was slightly wounded. Sew
eral buildings were burnt on the bank
of the river, and the shell passed through
several buildings in town about three
quarters of mile from the river. They
commenced Smelling the town without
any notice. They left the river during
Monday night, but are still on the north
side of the river not far off.
Your obedient Servant, N.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09
Deserters from the Enemy

"The Rockingham Register says that
assertions from the Yankee army since
its attempted occupation Of the Valley
of Virginia have been quite numerous.
Those seen by the editor concurred la
tating that ifothers of their companion $
in arms knew that they would be Re
ceioed kitdlg in the Confederate lines
that whole companies and regiments
would desert. They represent the Fed
eral service is too intolerable to be borne,
especially as it obliges many who really
love the South and have friends and
kinsmcn in the Southern Confederacy,
to lift their hands against their best
frients.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

EmrTYING THE HOSPITALS The mum
Der f inmates in the several hospitals
in Richmond has decreased so of late
that it has been deemed more economi-
cal to remove the few patients to other
hospita and clio them while they UNI
dergo renovation for the reception of
victims of future battles. None Of the
hospitals now contain half the number
of wounded that they did Il week after
the late battles.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

The Richmond Enquirer, after allud-
ing &c tle steps taken by the President
relative to the orders issued by Pope
and Steinwehr, says:
We take occasion to say that the Tres
ident is also demanding redress for the
outrages of the enemy in other quar-
terS We have author
ity for saying that communications were
sent to the Lincoln Government some
some weeks since, respecting the eXecu-
ton of Mumiord, at New Orleans, and
other outrages committed by the Yankee
Generals: but no reply has yet been re-
cciyed. Another dema I'd has recently
been made in regard to them and the
additional atrocities perpetrated by TIE
Lincoln officials in different parts of the
Confederate states. A short time has
been given to the Federal authorities
within which to reply before orders will
be issued for the execution of the rea-
sures necessary for the repression of
these 0utrages also
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

E%- After the news Of the victory at
Richmond was received in Memphis,
Confederate money, which has always
passed despite Grants ukase to the con-
trary, rapidly brought from fifty tosixty
cents in specie, and over seventy in
q,AfFrfat assoc III 2GE-.4more .tthaa--,
brings anywhere in the Mississippi val
ley! 1t has since been in great demand
and so tenacious are holders of it, that
it is gradually becoming quite scarce.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09
Rev. DR.. Quintard.

We had the pleasure OF meeting this
sStimabls gentleman in our city yester-
day. We understand that he has re-
signed his position on the staff of Gen.
Loring, now in Virginia and returned
to Tennessee for the purpose Of resum-
ing his former relation to the LIST Regi-
ment of Tennessee volunteers. His re-
turn will be the occasion of general re-
ioicing among our gallant, Tennessee
troops. No man has been more self
sacrificing in his efforts to be useful,
and no one is more universally beloved
in that portion of the army with which
he has been connected. lie servicG%of
such man are inv& liable to the
country.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

Gen. Boyle has issued an order declar-
inc that no person hostile in opinion to
the United States Government, and de-
string its overthrow, will be allowed to
stand for office In Kentucky. The at
tempt of such person to stand for Of
flee evil be regarded as in itself suffi-
cient evidence of its reasonable intent
to warrant his arrest.