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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23

The mounds in Hyde PaTkifnoui which the
stump or2tors who assemble in thc rlaIk were
N the halhf OF addressing their hcarefs, lave
been leyelled by ordcro' Hef Ma7esfvts Com
missioner Of Works X was the strli-I.ie for
the Possession OF these uiouilis which, iei 1o8
tie recent Sunday riots in iIe park
A gratiffing offer has been made o. aud az
copied by. the Manchester Albert 1f1shsrial
lpninsirtee. Tho brirkliakt<rs Of the District
anxious = give expression q their kyhIpathy
u'lth Her Majesty. have undertaken 10 supply.
nee q cos. the bricks required for lke fonn-
oation OF the memorial 10 ID erected in that
city 10 tie late Prince Consckt
The fo.l lowing epilapf. wiittcn hy Walter
Savage 3.andor. has been placed upon the
grave of Mr. e. p r. Jtnses. II Ecnsce
-George Payne Rainsford James Briiith Con
snl ziiencsei in the AlEsafit 1iej a gesiicc
aged SKY, Oh the 9th OF June. II SO. HIS
merits as 4 writer are kntsrn uher@rcr the
English dnguage is, and rs b man thet, rest IN
ihe bears VI many. = few sricsids lisise erect
qd ihls l3'lsnhie aud peTiSiiallc nioniinl cnt-
The administrative statistics of rhe new
kingdom OF Italy have 4pItearel this year ~
Turin ~ lie iitst time Iiey gIvc3s the To-
I 81 ropnlasion q the inoi.aftlir 2f.7fs 539 in
liabi,an;$
AladaiI e kossath. after having ni,dkrsoae a
painful Operation, is Iow ,nouncld lf.. i,e oiii
ef danger. Her disr5se Insisted nfhni,tiarr
n her best. otcasioisesl II an acuidtnf asi
BOT looktl after during h.f lon- anf l.asnfnl
aiicadaul,e upo4 her daughter who dsri some
time acq
Tie Eraid council of iar-au. ,nt Swi.arr r
land. having rnfcd aiaiosr iin.t,;aaoa.iy
There heing ,liiiy orc ditscutieu+0l,i.a ffc
Jews siionld 10 suiuc e0fcIii. L. a,snifci 10
political rights. Tie otroIicrlts of lie 1ncas
nre inlncliafcty isSir..,l 1 f.ttii,s., le,ea-,l
ins the fcrocafion 81 fiic riani ctririi.- A.
,Id.us ~ The ieInls uf Tile Consti tl7on. -
souii as III feNccatcn.is dlniaa,ltl i,v ~
thonsall ci;iz t,S. an dppt.k fo The ,tsos,lc i.e
comes r1afi.r ~ toi.rse. lie f,sf - having
receive. tio-c ilas .iii.e s1t,Sl'.. features
ihe ieolf ,rrle coiroit.l i tiicir. sttil as
lileciEed Is ffrcrrf-l.re iiso.i>l,la ia tite
ihos.Siilf fi.s.l ie iiemberzio. eleIt. c,c1-
"a sEgri have i..eiz f.i-i.,lfie rl.s.Iktti.
Ta%1s las .ii hee1 a sintis atf 4 ti.senc.
eomhl4.fs IN tie Inif RI slkiiiiit;|nl Frif.lin-
since ti el.cr-. aiai il.ei i..i lll ii,y t-isea
has b-eli undff -e5u. inclnilnr onir lone IA j
isaH seyerei-n
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NEGRO MIsSING..

a NEGRO servant named williaraf. or Win. belong
"A ing 10 capt. W. A. Goodman oi General Chal-
mers' sIaf. Wifhers' pivisn OF /tien- Bs ~ army
Gs left In the resi- OF the army Sparta Tennes
zee At the time Of its advance early iifScptemcr.-
When last heard from lie waz complaining II Illness.
will pay liber-l reWAFa fHr any information IN
gard TO the whereabouts IT fad servant. his dc
lIvery to the Southern EBprfss eeEt a t;latianf
"a SAID negro is absuklS years old. fet 10 ith.
81 high dark complexion and likely.
novt-1us / ". GOODMAN
- s7 Holly Springs. Miss s
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4 Qua SrcAR SrHri r.-The Mobile News
EARNS from a fesSonient at AIexandfia
Louisiana that fbe steam mills in that section
are IN fall blast. and turning ont quantities os
the best sugar tllat has beep made for years.
Port Hudson and Nidkshufg being securely
held by tie Conied@rafe GnFernnlent. il is be-
Iiered that the I'arishliof Rhp4sles can supply
its armies with sugar. TnDlasses, and large
quantity OF corn. while Texas can furnish az
The beef they reauite.H In this connection the
defehces Of Red Riter are OF great ifnIinrfarice
Tile planters are animated by the most I}atri-
ofic spirit, aud are ready to do all the work
needed on fortifcations. without cost to the
Governmeif Leftlse latter do It's part With
6rhrance and The proper officers. and We viii
save tnaf garden s3iot Df the Southern coulcd-
erary from tile desolating clutches Of the Ia
Waller. ,isiS -ftf
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sUNDAF MdREKINc Ndv. q. l8e2l
ITT FHRsoNAEI

4i sffH F4-f fff K" III
The Mfrf4dehbyrdi Rebel b inner says that
Col. J. .HiIII dl 18th confeaeralelreri..eTst
has been "a pdt tJ,AIn fot flle last few days.
Hill is 4 naras not entirely m1knorl. Il, fame
IN tlre present wAfl Il will lbe Remembered
that Gel. Iiilts regf1lcrlt of I4nne sseeans won
The iirIst badge df| hbndr, 1t C9riiifb IS Welwsl-
come tbs gel 4snt caIsilel back to- his p3tite
iseatt, ana sol3er hs se,ltilnerIt: Tie ilnindr-
tai IIilIs-Atl|d defeHaeas qf I4ikerty-Iong insly
The Mobile Regiktet ,liscFeaits the report
that Maggie blitdIs4ll Wished Ito come sdut,.
but could Hdt. lpn aafoHnt lIf the extensive q
wardrobe sh{ ehdekvbted ID bring with lhdr
and segs Nj 4gie dstfainlv WEARS less clothes
than any aeEdess khs sditoF hHs ever seen pn
the stage
The Dfm9drat4 III New Y0tlx are talking Of
John Van , 4Een oF Charles c'Connof for The
Yarfkec serate lind Ferillndo Wood a,
speaker pf t4e Lever House of the new Con
gre<s.4 #tI
Capt Als4. White, forlhsriy Of lVIcat's
Tiger Rifle5 has been assigndd to the eoInnnaiit
of the ElnIoEtIs battery, belHuging ID Gen. J
II. MorgAnk Econal alniand.
iIresideut Davis was called upop 4 Few
days ago ID aoirlblte something Towards fur
nishing our bhreso9ked soIdekk With slioes, and
while h4niIi4g Ens $50, remarked. facelipusly
that be Had tho B4s.s Of bdbks, dneI df uhicl
he NYouId give u peeessaI4 and the otlsel
pair aisJ, Iuk, the fact Il It he had 1ecotsi.
unaccnsfOrbell ID going baitEoof, that he VA
afraid I'd attdnlist II IN cold heather.
Col Geprke lsfl Lcger tEtenfell. says III,
Richmond cIiFr94 fpilpDhdesst of the Mobile Reg
lister. Mo IBIS geHn on a Wit here, has agail
lleFt for flis lcohl4and 50 man deserves
briekd5eFstiiE rhFite that ctsdnfell, Englshrinl
isi lie is anf IIist say hc|is the most high
minded. traEe Aid aceorsIB shed John Bull
ever met WIKI 9nr GeIveiI,Izseilt should tio
bs pnlnEnsIf'El pdlihe services Of two dissin
gaishta f9FdEli$ts IN our htmy-George $i
/ Leger Gtehfesl a8ll Colonel Ppliglacl
5-ft 81 NJ IL VI - III III - u E
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STRAYED AWAY .

f-pau the dent Of the Nashville and fhai;anooga
Il tseilroad an Eaturtav the sfh inst BAY n AliE.
Ss Trf hands high one hilrl ort white years old
;.h. ,ef,,rslFv ncked tail When said animal hro ke
49, ri,e eaZfIed with her the remnants 81 bride.
- -, IL n On an irlish saddle stit3bie reward
,III lie Maid the recovery of said mare ana her de-
hse.1 y - = r. f. NJ LYLE.
.zaIw. sargeon C. s A
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TnkxsI III. The Eobfs REL lister 4ays the Yankees
Il Port fpy4 se tgnsidrgaliy 4errIsed about pei
cnlisr a e 9f dtysr which has Lkely atsatked them
paJEg III dstrssAeI II Macy d ks chief orers. and
t.tsng on Ire saothdra Mitchell dmong the Irst The
lcsTrespoudeht slltIt New Y,Fk Times. on thelsE
Aslites: lIlH
The ftpFs qhtskt 4grea in dqiesipinlug The nAmE
OF Tie dieake 4ith.If ils SYMPTOMS aud natfe a
every aipkhialI4t l9 yeiIlw fever. Many adhere II
fie opiaa I'll II il ES noshFng dd than 5eip~ iefS.
whife some assert That II = a Fever nfiHi8k
from the naar : bl hE sarrdn4 ding ksFziy sralnl
and tie hphita shhlapils ~ the soiis utliers aai
calllt t{4St iksef lIecl4ff - is sltfide AMONG
sIi.ee OF t4 ortIIe oEiui9n medical men Loink
tie e iJDsl whose opinioAs are entiile n
weight The disAase ks aroinpa4 ed b u The s3Fnt
toms of YELLOW leslr and Althbnk moi ghe 50 rlih
IN eiactk sekti3 ~ be quite fatal. The faci A
The diseass ade us y late m sac Gasp 4.
induces the beiisf that Il has been brought here on
Key wesk or sglds5t4er iniected port, ai4 dues
arise from lut II salsss- u r. s-EE.tf IL
Bless tiesr stiiEIi4 s9aIs The Prince Or Darkness
Is r.ntisFlss,! and isn't Yellow lack eentlefap
TOO, Aai is 4knteuin exI5ecteb always 70 welr thk
ssrne stthess Fhsse Yankee doctors have seen some
body shy Illxd hsde yellow lacks Acquaintance ami
they hays down frsm nioination thus receFyed
compfste asse tibtidn Of his costume. 70 his very
sleeve battohs aid hows With the grosspsss Of viz
ion iusepataild kr8i plsSisA nstins when te
see The disting l7tsi per4o4asd hipself they can't
reepgnize him bsFaase he has On . difalent waist
coat Hi4llf
rs Tsltsw Hlek. ypa Williams Yhu may bet goar
lives on EithEh t4ey are iaEf y yours - bet just
new AhI by ihs lys ne Ihies be y in arriving the
more sneisssirls n ID ihs aIEpsEs "a ol business, He'd
give you slt. sph Eniehnal .llhcyf3.
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MIS- GEL L A NE o U s..
To the Farmers of East tennessee

OUR armies need all the Hogs and Cattle you can
~ iatten, and liberal prices win be paid for pork
Hogs. Beeses and Corn.
1 have been assigned 70 the purchase Of hogs,
beeves cDrn, &C. IN East TennHsSee. aud will appoint
sufficient number Of agents taassist me, and define
their territory aad viii in due time publish their
names.
Ihave determined 10 make prices Ss<nniforIn and
liberal and nope every hog in Eazs Tennessee suita-
BE lor pork. will be tattened.
Ny Office. for the present. Is 4Atanta. Ga.-wi rk.
move Knoxyille soon. Letters addressed To NJ
ssther point will be atte hded 10.
J. +. CUMMINGS.
sepsotf Major aud G. s. e. s.
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LEIPER & MENlFEE,
PRODUCE DEALERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
MrRfREEsnoNo- -TENs.
Oct. tsih. lse2--ly
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLEVELAND. TENN.


Rev.J. n. bradshaw. Principal
TIRE next Session Of this Institute will commence
u on Mondsy the day OF September next, under
She dire and rDfessarhip of the Rev. Mr. Brad
shaw. who has hfI charge Of II for the iast ten
smonfhs-
most especially appeal 10 all citizens who have
daughters to educate send them TO this institution.
Mr. Bradshaw has had charge OF Che schoolrfor the
last ten months. during which time he has rendered
ample and we might say universal satisfaction the
Trustees patrons and pupils There never bet
ter time for men TO educate their daughters than
money II pienty-everything firmer raises hears
two prices and the Tuition TO this School i The
ttati was when everything was at loy figures
What excuse can there be now for man who neg
lecfs to educate his daughter None Because here.
N Cleveland hf aithy locality. have Instute
with an excellent instructor. aided by sufficient corps
Of ssstan nIs 10 instruct all who may favor il with
fhtir patronage Let one and ali put their shoulder
- The wheel and build up such School will be Of
3loalcunhle benefit TO and anlfonor 70 or town
Ne have the building and we have the Teachers-the
balance develEes upon the people. We hope they may
kobly perform their duty
TIE Trustees are thankful t. the iiizens for the
patronage bestowed upon Mr. bradshaw heretofore.
and are glad 10 know that under his admInistration
ne Instiution not lost any Of the enyiae repu
tafion il sustained in the better days Of the Repub
TFr,NS oF TT7ITTOy
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DRUGS /! DRUGS DRUGS /!

EI1H0sE wishing anything in the absve line wi II
Gnd IL naeh 10 their advantage 10 call at the o. d
stand u B. r. Tutt where they can e supplied with
snch aetieles are usually kept IN Drug stores. at
prices - suit the times.
Just received large supply Of choice cigars and
tobacco. d. Mc6ORKLE.
acf22-Im
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Iaf,r -,s...e rssscii-,i -isssi Sitt.f + .r....s.-
rr 'il.sils- al ffiIiiiaf ifaii ~ : iait
E- je4us u;ls r,ilrfitri4f lia.i..1i. Is ilt u.l-
kiis taitlfy kir;udky ~ r r~i aifal -L,..
sriiCTnT hesiF pi if,ifiiIi iis'> "a >irr -i-
ef lie i-Nn k.ii-s1s ii--9i os-s,-i 1lss..i.,,.
~onn.iia & ..-.e i,-t-ci II ffts ll,-i as.i5.
several horses ,ra-oi.s ii oi.fr 77 l. q,
t.si - a. if s.,, C,,iisiIi r, ir ,e-~is ,,,....
Hfsnd o.i ihe Cfai.-i-fai- Sl h. aa - e, ,,-
strt- q hear III ilst ii.4iis fliti..i .r,fg,-
iiy Sinlt ire ! irum iir- uf..i-s. ota lt.nze
tse s4s ~ tic .iine ga.lanik .cllli-3 t's ,n.a
% tie n ilc aiil cheering ..,tl l,,i rrta -ia
1nsasi vtiieincllc-- N,.l,z11 vas iD sre ior- D
Dy lis troops Or sasze d.ssns- ais;.ei lor s-.i-
lAntly-
T1eA Abolitiotisss fci - tie Ohio fiver. i.at
were liffly pi4snci- We sli-rcel4d IN ra--
tsrias three STEAMBOATS, AMI their "a lgoes AMI
flc eontil 9ro1-iit safely out sor IL Wagons
loaded i,i.ll ARMY suipiics
This is bri snc of fls4 r.atv iri.-ait achieve
mcnfs u Col l1,inso1's coilr5snsi irhrsr--i,-
out : Sinfhern| k-rtnrkv ile has aififeyti Il
tame far tariuE sfr.lt. F aii ai,ilif{ elaaiied
hy few ir the kcrvicr- Is has l,ec-i TX 4 few
days i,s this place riloIs pllir i.as hess. hair
Il viii Iief h. tonz t-alre ne hear tnf l1n. e
some dasliins Undertaking Es5.l 3aaatr.
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NUMBER 96.



Al the General Ccnrertion 81 the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church in me Cnited States on
the III Of October. le62, IN the CITY Of New
York, the Hon. Horat;o Scrmou-. nov Gov
enior Of Ncw YORK. l.eiilr = .ieie.-afe OF tI,-
onvinfion lo- ike diocese of Ees.rrn %cur
YORK. addressed the convention on The f,,,rt,,
day az lis session The anes,;on uas rron
tiic Adoption of rcsol-tlan srI ss,-tei i,r re
Hon., NnFr7r IIoinin >leriarr, that n, x7crx-
Qi tie Danger nf fsis ccs,.rrr frrra civil r,ar.
the II onsc Of b Shops o. feSrecsfniIr rconest-
ell 10 prepare b form OF ,,rarer ~ be r,scl ~
ring The session II this convention.
Mf- Seymour. Ia. tho coi-rse of his re5,.arks.
said fit was hfs earnest hope. ns i was ME
slnctfe conviction. that tie ilianence n the
Erisfrral Church. ucnil he a most ready and
ciieeiivc instrument IN lr7rsz7r- ,ai,a,,t tie
beafiE 20 - the rorhss and fi,e- r..sto--,,
ton fi . hirss'sd peacr- When lie hcaTsi Df.
initu heap denunciation On .ilc Sontiil -hs
could not refrain ffcn c1s-ir- hls filohu1its
Tor rilief 10 ) period sfIii tArcr r.ars llt az
intuFe- when this rcn~erti..,, srollf s.-ain as
som 4ie, ,.i.en slie plno,e Charcii. Norsa ani
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DFSrArcH S FOR Tnk DAILY RkBEI-
FROM VIRGINIA.
THE ESEMrNEAn rEEDERlckssrRe.


THE ESEuyiNEAR FRrnrR1crSp,-pF,
AI2icHaoxD. Nov. 2l.EThe Freder;et1i,.,-4
Herald says tllat on Wednestlav tl,e Potomac
was covered wiki transports. wI,icl, many be.
Iieved Mere ID convey Burnsiaes trodps to
some osher point, leaving a small force or the
enemy behind 10 keep up appearances. The
Herald co'ject6res tn at by saturday night
they " IN be on their way te theii new d4sti-
Saiioin. hnt others entertain different views
and insist That Fredericksburg IS TO be made
the base Of their operations. The people are
confident anl Will make any sacrihce rather
than surrender
IslclsnoxD. Nov. 2l.-4Tlle impression here is
that the eneaty have male a demand Tor the
surrender Of Frcdcriclsbilrg hut nolsins posi-
tive isSnown.
LATER FROM FREDERIcKslUgE
RIcilxoxD, Nov. 21st.-l- Passengers ll,i fisc
evening t-a:n tron Frcileficksbnr< rep5f. no
hSktiug this I1orninr. Gen. Patrick crossed
the river to-day as the train was leaving sxitl.
a nag bF truce from the enemy. the obect Of
which has not transpiftd-
Gen. Lee advised 4 committee Of cisizens
from Fredericksl,ur.- t-bo wai,e.I ~ l,;.a .a-
dsy. to have all The women aud children re-
u.svei a. he |0opls defend ,se p,s< Il H..
Ras,pal,anrsocll to the last extremity. Tie
Yankees appcared al kin cearre few
n,; north III Fr.5.r;-tsi',,--- l..,,....., ,h..
p.n..,h,,,,.,. a,.5 III, 49, ,.....-.l.y 3ono
s,-br. viii, ,,v,l,. al ,-,,,;.-,,
From virginia--Iex Taliouix
i RseisueSD. Nov. - PRESIDENT Da1is has
issis an or.ler 10 Lisu-. Con. Homes. com.
ina,ss trans. iIHsissihl.i Department n tisc
10 the reported snluI,les 81 ten CoufedsratC ,.iii-
zelis Of A;ssoilri by Gtn- NcNe.lI lie says.
~fsa wii eoTFm'isieaiF IS a-s Of truce " IL
iAg fe''es'S a'feer eoai'a''a'''s '''ai i''a'ari
'''l'' anu ''ze' f''''n u rs 'ac,s are as safe"
" i''1 - - r. W. t'i.i''' '''s ''''' ''''''''
- T.. Il - - '''s : ga z - -''
'''.'.i '''sS. '.''' .i''' = 'o' SoT i'.'''''
VIII e." N''' i''.0.'', Pr '''''''''i''s e.e'
,''i - '.s .e'e1 & 1s'''.9 ne Z r zen
-, s.'.-s.s r "'''s = = pup = -
H. - -.
~ t. .''''' - E = : ''s
- - :. '''''i 7'.. - - ! eesi'
- az. = pa ''' e','es. - 's'''
',''s o'' ! = e ''s'''.'o ''e
usi y ''''' 70 MORN ''s''- -
III 80 :
= - - ''''' y
~ H. III -, .,.',' I -
- s,-
- .'''o = = I'm
'''i'''' = W. if9i'7 = f''' - 6
+ f9JN eHAkLt.a ION
s'sLtSIoS- Nof' x fT-tAefe has beer an
lns.ep'e ol 'lles'ooA1ufns squadron On ms
1s'r Dfr 'fu'ls aS''s' 1s n'a'''ies'sa u tl'f
l9,1,',sA's = sle Ses'5 '''a great eH''i0 soi'
ol ''E'''@ ''''a Slsoa's. r e are ready
Northern News.
RIs:nnoSD. Nov. p. Petersburg dates to the
2ist las been received. The Haz of truce
la,lt (, c,,v po;,f bra..l,s loe ,,,roi. !,
co,,et,s.r,,e ,,r;so,,ers Nv gsrt svls,,sn-.
-" .i''' "'''''"y's o-l's = !" f'.''ss .'9 isi',
arn,y las taken n, its line Of march s,r Fred.
sr,.rsh,r, Iroae.r,j s,,ne,,. 49,, rrl,,t
~ W is' - itp" :, al Sl9''
and Monday, Tor AqniA Creek-
Tile New York Tribune says that this mnvc-
men. OF Burnside has heart IN Il. II ,aesns
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{ RAu.RoAD- FARE

ok cENTs PEg NILE is the regular fare on III i
- road and all persons getting the without
kefs will be charged that rate The duties oi the
Conductor look liter the comfort OF passengers
and the safety OF trail s.arsd not 10 collect Eare-
Passengers who will comply with tile rules OF the
Road and purchase tickets. procure them al aooui
FIVE CENTS PER MILE.
Soldiers travelling Fnylough viii be charged only
HALF FARE. provided they procure tickets. Il1iS
rule applies aad ci.sissstesli
officers. r. G ia tkSON-
SupfiEast Tenn. & Geotgia Railroad.
Knoxyie Ociahef' 2s. SCI. neyio-lm
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Pipes. Smoking e Chewing Tobafco,
esEsAUs x SNUFF. an of the finest 4uaiIty.-
- Also naHy ether articles in rsrions iilfs q trace
oct3O-Im BEN. KEATH,
lxyss, side Market s.. ch "a ana4ea , !
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Pix EvILI- y. TEkxsssEE.
ffHJE Nof. lslfh 1862

hr. EOrTo4 VITA You please do the friend,
of some deechsss soldiers bIe favor Of phb
fishing il toEEiir tlaper. the loilowir,g list o
soldiers who hease died in the Hospital at this
place. stEhe 81 them left no papers from
whiehsw9 ea4I ghlher any Information Of The
resideaea pr fest office of iIi9ir friends.
ByIso dpiPglyPd willlao til an a kindness and
oblige. EIH1IY9iIrs triIly,
F #lf mi i. FiSpIlR. Asst ISurg'n.
LIST OF soLAIHHs WHO DIEp ~ TIE HosPE
nat afi PiKEYILllEl TENs.
Sept 5 Hke2 WIN Vines .'to X 2sil A lAbatna rfgt
Sent Z. .l4--4--t-- uaFbih, ,--+.ll9th
sept 10 isaak Bidse. Co f.. Ia ! S cavalry regt.
Sept p. vi Bt Par Is. 40. y. 3skil Tein. .ilI
Sept 4. 81 AfI Ell ~ 40 D. Alaildma.
\ sept M. p 7. RtHl qb G 2ttii 4 4Iabalaa -
Sep, u a q 1ISGStt f. "a. e 2S ss,E Issn en-
Sept III. u C8ttE folJ, 3pth 4ldbarha.
Sept Is. Al MsPgftt NO n sfh Arkansas I'll
sept 'llk w lAlSkbEts 10 y, 39al IA Alabdnla- RI
Sept 2l.i ~ XlSplith 18th Alabama.
sept s2s, q wi Hd4IeNoOd.co 4 lythe 5 fssissipp
Sept 81. Fc e;atlIaet. Co a 2bth Miss.
Oct s, Th9s Holk. % r, 45th Ala,
Ort 8 " n Ialbsnk4 al CO II. Blfthe;s Miss.
OCT ~. y l. Hui. Eo =, ~ III Ms.
Any ibfhkinaibH dgsiE Etd BY their friends viii b.
sivsa By sddrfsslns III lg 5 Fisnhlay Piksve. Hied
soc county. an vp has chhree-oF theSreflects
sr AIabamZ hIIlaIe Tennss4se, aud Mls=isslpr
papers sfe44sk legpt.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

n l. KENNEDY, At The old stand of ". F. Ken
pedy viii be pleased 10 his friends aud custon-
srs a. heretofore in the abeve line 0f business
Physieans prescriptions carefully prepared, he
&e NJ. l.. kENNEpYs
oet7z-lm (SigA of the Golden Mortar }
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rsmor was extensively circulated yester-
DAY 10 the effect that Sio1swall Jackson had
sEaiii met and wlnpped the enemy al Harper
Ferry. but il lacks -cohlirIn4tion. We are as
sprei by persons who lett the lines OF 0nr n
lay on Friday evening lliat all was quiet uy5 10
that period Another report vas that Zen. A
p Hills troops captured Yankee train. viii,
valuable ssoHss. on Wednesday last. near Slep-
pardsiowp, 1rt Ills Is also pronout.eel IN.
mnnied Ve lave reiiaf6e iisforaafidn that
tie e1esny have left tie Valley Of virsiffs ara
ihersis no present Indication OF general en-
ghgdrnent IN that direction.-R Rict1sond Hin.
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~ Advertisements not markell on coDy for o
specified time viii be pablished one mo it'll, aud
charged according to the above rates.
SPscIAI. NoTIcgs charged onc price aud a half
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rare II Hafiiu-lis- nerve. and sl--iiei ntil
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ilae pare air VI iiicir inoalni.4iii ls0-i.r
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rights - whsrii her ftiirf had iciilr -,s-i.s.l
has ars-ei i..s g. icri lie ci.rrr>s,1k ,,s.s sr
Aliarygh ftfdtf siii l-iita-e flower upon
wli,ise chces lie hlcr'n oi sizicca safiastfs
ref lineelS. sire .i.is been iire inrs c.ntfft.i
foo- IN ri,iss iss prisoner. once a rohsii-
erstie dssfltce irin nl.1- II which fiGi.c t,la
lialio iier estaIc She uas never rel.se1 but
irl zach insrziscc manage - escape frnnl slln
rbal = Silrsfco- has --cfi service she sras
- several battles - whch her faiis-r r,.l ted
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ter Her irasrs fiiie has made more flian b..
oi Die vie Yankees bite fhr dnSi- Sac lrfr
her iufnc IN company U5ih lie Norcasin Eafl-
gers. f'apiain keiscr.e AMI came fhroarh si-
eneinys lines N safety. and IS now a. lie liEle
Snftlnr Springs.
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has aiso earned The lirond distinction 81 a lhc-
rdins. On one occ.lsiuH tilis fearless .irl -igas
rsorIiopnied hy Eity Yankees as.i Iti.o1 men.
,rifIa she ircut rushing rhroii-h tlcir Taflk-
uril daritiz rh4f.sfrus- ferror - filrlr crrt.t
"a az H. Wiih lrr ride iastr across ler
tilcIs sils SWAN The ues. fork ~ iAr ka-
rAui "a river asll made her waT 10 the Nd.ir-
tain IaU-erk. lrcierriiig n ifilti -er saietr ~
iho5e brave spifiiz. we'd kno ain-, thai her scz
vDiIld erfifie Ter fn rrcieciIa frn-n 'fitrsr
trafe 1nonls-ai;lee4s- These 5enr- lztlscs
haze iaid "a fise issr,-t-s ~ ig,atils islt -
led bat the earth airi ~ ccTrrint Ian To
cantpy q Heaven Trey have slare.i iiie
shldiers rough fare. lls dangers las hopes l1,id
his Joys