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SPECIAL 0rcrr. No &C.
ky
TDY authority n the serretarr n Warcf lie Con-.
- tedcrate states q Anerfc1. proclaim TIE
change n PEIsoSEEs. ofFfctES AID NEx W harr
anieu - Tick1nrE. NississipDi. I'D % fhis date
nnal AMI Complete All nfsteH Ard znldi.rr utcsI
names have been rcri-ffrcd githfhe C. : C1in-ai-
sinner a frk surE. Nth rstrurfi,as 10 arast Er.r
satinn u sxchan-e Vii rrInst utthofi delay n ths
Headquarters u fAeir respective r1Hnnanas-
LLOYD TfIGHNaS
Brig. General c ; Amy. coanAa1inE FxrEszsss
Pris1rcrs
DEcai:
-i'avHs-aS Els. Z. carsaia 4 a. c.
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Keeping tse country in : ste< =
TheSe two sosips have i~en ores 70 Lsnson and
Paris Of late. and bring back cone prssty exensss
intelligence thereffem eotccrning th- recognition
the Confederate States. Now. solne folk doubt ai
they ever got farther thaa the clee o. ,e New Yosk
Express- Othsu. think they might have pensiraied
As far a. the. Democratic State Committee room.
For my part don 4 pretend % hars opinion. AID
s4J with my copper eolored trends. the spanEafis
gasen sab
John Morgan has beea 81 ria old turks again
Whilst peresrinans over TIE raiiroad track 10 the
glon Q: Bowling Green. he suddenly came nron =
party q Yankee spectators. issded rith shrs..
5isnksts RATS 4e- job seized the cousrabsnh srii
eies. and l. now snug IN them bag Z rig
Forrest. too. the irdonifabie. has had snash;s 2
siiImi-h with Stokes cavalry. outside Of SashviIe-
Col Dibbrey IL viii Re recolleeted kied this sane
stokes three tinrss lass week Bas. like Paddy Mar
phys ghost he woudnt E:ay desd. lad luck % hIn
- he out day before yesterday. and he and SeI-
on Bedford had bout Ehereu Stokes Lost four men
asd ST horses
The latest adrices- per grapevine. from Richmond
represents no improvement in the moral breath 81
that unusually naughty village. but manifest decrease
Of mortality. specnlafion corruption. and poitiral
WEALTHY seem 10 be hea,thfnl occupations.
Il, n Washington Bartos. prisoner Of state away
MP among the icebergs OF Mchigan Was recently o.
fered parole and retarn TO his home, upon heavy
bonds lie rrfssed 10th saying that his only psFDls
would be fair exchange and his only b7ad the bayo-
nfis OF i- fellow ctiz=as Good Cor Gsaera Blrro~
d tier aye. 4 eissr. % rot in chains With IN
chained spiiit ID I've in snHueace. with manares
upon lie hand aud heart General Barrow las aiwsys
proven 4 the South a1d now doubiy xe-i>
hes his iealty in exile and dungeon Ii- return TO
his aresde viii be we hope ssoR alter have driven
tbe aceursrd ice frsm il and all Others in fan
Tennessee and our sweetsity OF Nashville. y
So Commodore Marry has gone 10 Esrspe
And General Braxton BsaSg has fesnne eommand
al In 1viile. Aud the z1kee- hsve Galveston. nd
Mi, is election Day n several Important Aarkee
States Aud sugar j. g3iag up And the extortioa
.rs ATE brisk srer. And that blood rcys bandit
aud h.ibnster. General 6aralaId i actually glin
JON The Yankees. Aud poor Hadasnc Anna Bi~ilaP.
tie niger j. dead And john Mitchell. thu iafri'st
AID xritar ia dclnoId And-Lut. t. the xorl- O.
Macbeth - Tor thu no more :.
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ON Monday. The 18th day o. Norsruaer pr-x ]
~ will expose for sale g. the highest hid Ter The
ste residence ~ Darid R1nki1- kdc-'d. II Jasp-r.
fenn-- IN months edit. ~ tke I've ssk nhirh
le died posse~-ed-con<istinE or A. 9 p had O.
t1Eprs and rules. 10 he1f ufrpck caftl- nrd 10
~ stor aogs- Nnfes With Approved srcrify xiii -
required. The s1runft isade1 so rn.-t ~ paid ~
day n NJ This 18Th tay Of Ocffbf- iese.
cct1l-i1s Wu- r RASkTN. Aln-r-
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WILL Ser fbr sal. a. the Courf honss In Harri.or
i - Honday ne lD-h day q Sorsnoer. l5cl. Al
pubc cutlery - the iElesf 1iiier fnr c--h- nerrr
nan named AeE Black. abodl tentF three yearr 80
dTe i.et Ire inces high. and weighs abn-f leo ~
Sad nro says he btlonEs q SanueI Walker. % n;
tfmors rouHtg. Aarynnd. Said neEfo = runaray
and vii be sold 81 that dag - pay charees
ocfII-lu MILO COULTER
Sherid Hnuifnn Cnurfr
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LOsr CHANGES.
To n7rrow = ID To morrow ard TO morrow
cieers in their petty pace from day to day. Z

c,eers in their petty pace from day to Day
SO said one SHAKESPEARE whom IN psf men
reckon no fool. aud lnfch OF poet. Il lie Rich
moni lhtig. seems to think - also 1lsn i
quotes hin aPpHopos Of the ss.ny gol den op-
portunities. losz in his war There is IN
decd
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BIZ GRAPEVINE AND OTHERWISE


C'aAfrANooo1- TUESDAY Evening. p n.
Pleasant autumral weather nov niuulinates every
ol5eet over ha and heather around A shower Of
golden sunshine irrsdiaies the air; feecy mist
hangs upon the purple iidses, snd 4 quick. spingy
breeze electriHes The sense The grapevine works tn
perfection It's sprays and branches sfietch firth I'm
efery direction and IL ceiling length enbrses rver
shadow Of fact. even unto the ragrett susririon-
nlefeof- That exceedisly ha7dy and ubiqait x, 80
diridusl known IS the q reliable gentleman i on
hfs Brarian legs. stridnS hiiher asd thifher a.
special esuort OF Madame Rnnrr Who poor lame.
could My get along without him. asd in The words o.
the rhyne-
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Collln,iffed

ITO jail Ia chttfaneogs on abe 17ff inrrtf. 1851
Il negro boF NAMED sleek whu >aFs be ielose'
10 auies t;ockrell 81 P.snfntoc co1nf1 Niss<-ppi-
he = about fr-f irrhes hixh hl1x conf iexion
be .,pner Kill cone fcrssrd. prove pruprriy ant
nav charges. ~ =. CHrLTEg.
-ue30 s1erif Hamihori Ca
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rAKEE %

M pat in Jhr IL Ch,ttsat,x.. II tsli'ton rruuty
n Easf fcnufxser- thc - d. rs Defnbsr. ls11.
EGfso AAH b the name - JOHN Eh1 ssTs -
teanfs % Um Ioars. 81 Memphis Irrn- lid b.,
: hia feet 81 i1rh1s nif1. ~ 1earE cd
oc-5E n SWIM. I-lln-
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cFFicl - Assis-aNr Qraar4EnaerEa.

LFTlrlllE % III ~ y
ID order ~ 0ea-lerlna<sel General have br<n m
, trusted ~ snlire c1utr q collie tilE lie hide~
~ The leves I'll Tor rhe Ms Ter farriug Ard the
M has q Iearlf for -flrf1r-r-- T-urers har
lnE i-.ther hani and r<-li1r 5es III. A. rel g.
address VIII frrper references Tie army rnr-t
> Aot. and IL i lhe ddts 81 49, pair i1Er tarrers
lssisi ia dong A. iearhrr krld a. a1res.,nahlr
bFitrs uiil K i--fi-css-l. ?. " DILr.Agr-
Erior A. c.
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IN Lookout Nnun tlin snnd1E evening 18th ina
~ bftE1en Col cacke's resitcnce a-l re 1oirl
pne IN al Eold uatch and chain The runers ~ -ne
SalHe IMsshibgt1n Cccke.' - in~criia-d IN fnE a.
The inside Friiablc reward III be riren r1r ~
peliFerF cf sid catch. At TIE Rebel az
! Ocf1iIf 7DAEfEI. + COcEF-
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TAKEN %

a IN put n Ian in Ch.ifau~oxn Hsnilfou rsuuiy
a KAsr Teznezie-. -bs "a o. 0rtnisr. 1851. :
kBGR0 NAN Ea0 says NJ name 70 JACK And ths'
oe hrlongs gbkn Pride 90 Sfart. n Aiie cu11fTl
Tenn. said bet - bi1ck > wears nd. feet inca
hieh J H-BWATN
/ octs Jal.s-.
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&" ] tardioezs IN nature.
Which often leaves thr hit Is unsp Ike
nat Il .ntend. 70 do. =

And We agree With many a Que. Who DIN.
cldes w.th the Wig. that 10 be slow I'M war
isLot to be IS nre Rapidly OF nj we leni
takes the enemy bs surprise, and fotnls art
OF the momentum anil power with which an
army strikes Ia an article on what We have
lost by delays, the Augusta Chronicle and sea-
tnsei says. that like AtheIstane. the unready.
III SCOTS novel Of Ivanhoe. we fight well and
strike hard blows when attacked. bat We are
slow IN PreParations for defence OF attack.
Some Of our Generals seem to think thai no
blow shon'd be struck except according 70
r.;le and in scientific manner. and sucl, off
GERS iall TO fulfil the expectations of the PEG
pie, who want Tins war finished quickly. 9th
ers, like Price, jackson. Morgan, And some
others who are no great favorites at Richmond
think that tho business Of the soldier lis to fight
and whip the eneny wherever they can. With
out stopping on the way to the battle field to
consult their books Of tactics They are Gen.
orally successful, because they act Oh the Irish
gentenans advice to bis son. my boy, rhe,.
you fpd yourself in row aud slaiIIaiah ii
yoEr fist, wherever you see head. hit ar
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For Sac. bT an officer in The Armr

TWO BORSBS- one : thorohgt -bIed l. lencse hone
i lafgc. sfyifh and Fqiired-has len in The ser-
vice frtu The beginning n DE var Wouid sui
ktad oiEcer- re- Jears-
The otiser fa1nE stallion yrart old Genile
md draws 1Beif ia buErf-
kppiy % N.5- J. :. CHAHFEEYS.
(or = MAJ -. j. Hopkins l-ar ueice. N.in ~
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IasLFaeIiens 70 EnrOI!ing Officer.

II lu&-T1foo9k- Bct- u. ISL
i i he duiy Of Earoiirg c1irer 70 aith rly carol
eve-y man IN their respective Districts ose-rir The
caNeihcttcn heretofore ordrrrd n rcsitenfs n tn
Disirlct re absrnt bs fonnd they n ~ BE-
enrolled ne dsscripfian air le ritc1 from I, NO
head - r.Reua.ks-
caasrPts VII remain IN their respective eouztes
untii called for - ue
\ ben the cal = aie thr Chairman Vii Fuperin-
tfna tl4 E1ruiiinE ucerS. and iey VII see that ~
~ rso,s embraced the r1li obey H. in1netla.e,y
.iu ne day aprtiris Or assembling The ccn.r.lf~
the Enrhinz orrrs arc rrqurri q sr-rsf each risl
o. eo1,friDi age rbo nay - forud n heir distIer-
HiihPaila eerlerzfe Or exs1ietia>- Thf5 mhy "a.
Upon tie Sheri1 aud e rstattes - aid their. AID 81
other 1s'siarce be nerfss1rr. they VIII Iepsit ~
fact 70 ne. and irrors VII b furnished
inrpillnE orers aeir IN f,tir lstirts ard their
cnflr p not cld viii te fIs elrll1allt. IL1r are
rtqairrl 20 With tie r1irit- AID a. make errkis
resrf<l They viii D. leit 10 Sfrfct ncrorn
TT he -rih % teir resorts and rhnrve- u laeia
III iniiy ii.s p-eft iF - arrest r1rl per-on@ o
eo9scrat axe - reeied sioFe- viii is-Se y dea,i
Win te Cou-tltrz rae fsssrr meat rire1 thr-l
pic eorireusati-i. I'd lie Ht-k -rrsi he DIE rslr
snsAs- Chairsisa 81 The costly Colzis charSei
via tlr genrr1i FipeIinendecc n i1e eirsrrc-i -
Lei rotniies- JNO. L. HOPKINS. A. D. e.
e. ~. irr-- md Supf- g Earoi'iaE e erS-
~ tasf Iel-cEsCe p-psrG co4y-
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POCKET BOOK eontsining hetween tf5 and
A SO o1e $50 and SO ILL., the balance N snail
rsiIl, and shinpasters. also two postage EtHmpa-
III - a ,ibsrnl reward 70 any one returni1E the
.ns 10 me- camp Of Goods BattalIIon at ths e.
T. j. GRANT.
e.sas-lu CO. A. Goodies Baftaiioo-
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"a Hsyart Tdyldr. an sttache Of tho New York
Tribune u % TAXI tbs place Of Csneron 81 the abo-
hton minister ID Rrssis ~'SS7I H
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EEcktgrf>s InFfScE. Ancxrslic. iirr- t. 49,
81 Lnln.lias @fI-ers vii contr-e 4 ~ AZ t-r.l-
isiiser rls fA- u tcta Arrii 49, a1L arrs.
ti.s. tsE1. entl f--rlifr % ifr@.
10. ElIroIll- s1lcaEs Are l~rlsrfet rfas s.
pat q tier tlItsfc k-xe @ife~fco ana -r-- ~ -Ls
isee n sold;ers whom thfy nsy sd wish r fl-lr
rSfrls ~ ab>ls fsau their curnr41irs rfi-t llzrr
n shea leave a aaseare Ina5 Lssr cxpirt1 sal
.e are r<eiielt from lie army and sales flrs re
port - laiy htT 1ia. -teiy. usst 5e tre-tt1 b
trr&ilinr orf-crsi
\ H. P2roied -,l5iers nla-t ie ordered 10 rer.-t
heTs AZ care CT fise 1- arrsfel- NJ per-0ns habse
u l.li,a-y dl,y vi be allowed 10 itasin a. tAeir
kcEits While tle-f s=fsiccs are inquired elsewhere
+. .. BDAAE. ltetr- Crf
ceha-lu Sur.f. rer rr1-nr e-rrfr.
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7,AKESup BY the subscriber shout two norts age
l f.rre red bull With bis-taii CT o. Tie own
-, = - JAMES SMITH.
S5o~i-iefF miles South Of ChatianoeSs-
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Pr PES.
oKINC AND CHEYIN
E"HA-0GR.

SEeARs x tSUFf. al q ne s7s.a qu.i;,y:-
= Al-p nany sthsr Ark Ia tsrou- i1es - Trace
octs1- In BfNl REAIu
fEnxf = e Markell II /. taffanu.,r- \
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THE DAILY REBEL.
ca CHATTANOOGA

on.ee on arket nearly opposite The Post once
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- Nlcn ary ptr-or I-l.- e. ita-y r1tr m A.
IN rct. 81 ~ y.t z.trrcd i1ir -7rtrr o. as
ct-i.-nT fc>i-, p i--ai.A rrtta tlle ~ So. -
PR AIMEE via - taa-tl-'f - tlc --rlan eant
II caitp e frtfTrcfian- - n 80 sllscirte -
laHi.-.- - Az ia riliii-tr y " SO --
t.ll - <.lr--.1 ~ A-si-i1lf an e e. .-.tl...
e -, nc 40 tn ~ '-itris fte 'fp- --i lfI
BE- --s1 y accrrfl- a. t-zosr . ri1f --r rl-l. ~
mailing t-r1 -t-rt ste iu4y - 1is1f.rs e. ~ abr
ntarf 10 1a,rt- Isri 70 trlsf - -
entities o. ,rlntil - 1tI,tr .ilsa.rfc IL So
rxpen<r n thr sott--rezt rriiI - arct-i-s Al "a
roIIfl-
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QrAETEEM tsTE1n Dkf r
Chhttanooga. Oct 3lEt. 1851
f,~tfe.d accounts or r c. Banks. Capt and Quar-
t.rmesf<r. VIII be paid n the once Of
MAJ Qrarternaster.
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flHIl IT'S . base
Abandonment of reason 70 resiga
Our ridhi Of ihsaghts l
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TT7lTl al f1s ns1s1I1T7 c771e1Is1c11- T1IeT g.
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b6r The slsgsntly urittsn and iotehink ap-
peal ! BIZ lady Of Virginia" win Attract
much attention TO ths ladies il Win 81 d.
cuiiarIy interesting Her pictures are drawn
to the life, and unfortunately dstcribs too
many characters in tho country If You ad-
mire elevated thoughts, beautifully expressed
read the APpsai by lady Of Virginia
MExIco The latest froz, Mexico IL 70 the 7afh III,
Gen. Forey arrived in Vera Cruz SeHtember 77d
aud will virtually soper1ede the French Minister 81
lIgny who il suspected OF turning the Aexiean war
20 - private advantage The landing OF the new
French troops on the coast 81 Mexico was proceeding
slowly. SIX thousand only having lsnded up 10 the
time the steamer elt There have been several skir-
niishes seven miles iron Vera Cruz hut xith.ut d
eIsiYe results lie bulk o. the Aexiean army said
II have dislanded alter The ceAth Of Lar1gpssa.
---- ~
At ST. Louis on the a7th, the steamers ID. Raron
NcGiil A Mcdowell. Esfelle. and W. n. Russell 70
geter with their cargoes. totally destroyed hy
hre, involving loss Of property estimated At $780,
600.
The Washington Chronicle deununcrs James n
Wright, eonndentia clerk IN iineUlns War Depart
meat. As traitor. aud demands his removal.
Toe Grand Jury Of LoaisyilIe. KY. has indicted
Cen yeR. q Davis for mdnslnughfsr in killing Gen
Sekon-a
IN New York, en- the e7th. cotton soId At co cent,
per pound Tor middiing uplAnds.
Mr.. I1neoiB has eone 10 CAMBRIDGE kas. 10 e..
her son Bob. uho Il pursuing bis studies there
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now 70 I,IpRovE oua cUnnEscY.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. 5. le
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For Sale.
80 - : 49, IS 49, =; as 81
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VI q.
T. Prf~sns c-ai1iax szsE pthru frrz nsi.a-s a-tF
r-crr ihis ~ .knf r4rirrt ~ IRE .urutir-r ~
rrr T. rlke 1-lh -h1t t.ry AZ isulrIy exr1rt 40
~ali = f'r-aise1 y IN rIih efillLcars - saeh
ekempti1u-
supezir.end-u,s an3 cs.-..itis IN rnti AZ ~-a.ss
iArioris~ esz.sed IN r.anuiatsfg s.h C.-.a -1sy
kirt sls tle -r-re q "a rctral- ara Afafe
grFernl1ru.s - - -x~Ina-. as .zs-s1r. tlrrsrer
u ang e1e eEt.esa.ie-. - .'s tr sc~s-zf5 = ~
rl6ri.It ..f1r.iir1-
Enrsiiiaz s.i .-rs ~, ssfrss .s-iy q Li.ss CO.
T. D. blake = zr1aTiis-.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REBELS MOVING on NASHVILLE.

REBELS MOVING ON NASHVILLE.
Sen. Nesley 10 Com msnd the R-s-rves-
Court Martial Of Gen. Burlt-Dsats Of
Wm. II. Polk.
NASHVILLE, dec. 16-s p. s.-Tnformstion
received At headquarters from tn. front to.
night, indicate that tho Rebels ara pressing
forward cautiously IN great force toward. this
city.
General RosecraEs has concentrated his
forces. and Will not probably await an attack.
hut will move upon the enemy soon. Every
thing seems TO be in readiness for Immediate
action here
General Negley, of Pennsylvsnia, will rs
sume command Of the Reserve Corps OF the
Army o! the Cumberland tomorrow This
post of honor has teen given him in eonse.
qnenee OF his abie defence Of this city some time
since. -a To- '' ...s e
The Buell. court. martial is still in session
here. At the examination yesterday or General
Stedman, that officrr stated, under oath. thu t
Grn. Schoerf had said that "Msjor Gen Buell.
was traitor, he believed"
Gen. Schoepf is member OF the court-mar.
tiai.
Hon. VIM. II. Polk, brother Of Presid Ja=
h. Polk died here this morning. MIR. Polk " "a
strcrg Union man, former member OF Cun.
fTess, An officer in the MEXICAN war and one Of
the most eminent citizens Of Tennessee He was
genial and accomplished g-ntIess;,l,, and very
much beloved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec. i6.-Gen. IIove,s expe.
dition has returned TO Helena, Arkan- as
The results OF the expedition SUM up one
hundred and sixty rebels killed, wounded, and
captured, and our loss thirty-tour killed,
woundrd, and missing
The army of Gen. Sherman has returned .
Memphis.
Tie rebei army OF Mississippi is said to b..
htiH eeh jackson and Canton
Gen. Grant Is still al Oxford with his forces
An immediate advance OF our forces is MOI
exrrctr8.
Two regiment of Federal infantry and one
corpany OF cavalry surprised a land OF rebels,
mum Sering two thousand, a. Tuscu,nbia, on
Saturday, completely routing them. Their loss
in Killed and wounded is unknown Our
forces captured srventy prisoners, a number
ofhurses. and hurned the bagga &c OF tae rebels
Our loss four killed, and feurtecn wounded