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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-08
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TAKEE UP
RICHMONn VA

A ND committed % Jal by tie military authorities
"A at Chattanooga on The I'd Of October, 1869 and.
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of the
Peace, for tie county OF lie milton, Tenn. On tho
10th Of Dec. ls62, apegro boy who says bis name.B
JACK, aud that be belongs TO obn Pride, Of Sparta,
Wine coanty, Team Said boy iB black, "a years
Old, 3 feet inch high. The owner Is requested 10
come forward, prove property lay charges and take
him cut OF jail. H j. II SWAIN, "a
dec2l 4.Ia,th AZ, ~. .,,.. JailOr,
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z "a ~ 20
.sa, ao HsApQUARTEas HooyERs Gar TEsN,
Apfji3U, 1885,
ItTHIRTY DOLLARS 5REwARD--&ill he pald i5r
a. tho apprehension ana delivery of each OF the
following named deseg telao from %. \, lhQmason
Battalion Of Alabama Cayars PrEGie j w Child.
ers IS years old, 9 feet inches high. blf complex.
ion, light lair and blue eyes. J5ih Webb sbon 70
years old, fe6ti 10 inches high fair mpiexion,
light hair aud buefye j II Wqkef about p years
old ilet high fair complexion, blue eyes and light
hair. Lewis Sarn, 80 years Old . ieet inobeI
high iaf complexion glt hair and blue eyes D!cl.
son Redge AZ years old feet 10 inches high, fair
Icompexitn, light hair and blue eyes, james Arm--
strong, AZ years old. feet 10 inches high fair COM
plexiop red hair and blue eyes The ifBt three TO-
side in Marshal county, the last thres Ia Dekalb
county, Alabama Hi itga. neiV tl,3
This Battalion is now a. pSIt Of the7ih Alabama
regiment Of cayaly. rt.. NE o..3 ..llli..
2. THOMSON.
Lt.-, 1t. Col Comdg. Bait. Cav
n. II. LANEFoGB, fl sHa aaV9.aI aisI
a i. VI u "A .f a
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"a o. . |..
i1ls Tho Register Of Mobile urges upon the
people olthat city to DO prepared for emeri
gencies, and is Of opinion, that with its means
ol homo defence, the city will never be- in dan.
ger Of capture by the enemy It says; The
fire brigade isaready organized. The French
and English companies are organized. Let
The Sponiards, Italians Germans move. Fhe
Refugees in Mobile are large body, and
could form at least battalion. The hotels
can turn out full company Of their own en-
.pleyseS, the mechanics and artisans at work
for the Governmentare namerousa and stall.
wart body ofmen. Tboprinting Offices, never
behind hand in contributing to the army, can
do their part, while troops Of embryo soldiers
are standing behind ciunters aud DECKS on
Dauphiu street Let Inc work begin, for il
will be burning shame to me patriotism Of
the city if by Saturday nigh, two thousand
men are not enrolled and reported to the Cen.
eral Commanding for defensive duty. Our
c5mpariots in the interior must lend US their
help. Mobile is the gateway other planta.
tons, and their frosides viii be best defended
Ia the entrenchmentsoG Mobile.
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islE@stia biY8 49, ~ a3allaa

FRESH MEATS.
(AAN be had every mOIpiug at tae MafBet Hoh@
" consisting Of Beet, Pork and Muttoni also Ba.
con, Lard aud 1allow, Market hours, from 10 0
o'clock A.. N, Call at Stand No
lapte2-lIh 1851 at1a laI 0l.lC l4lSDEMAN.
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E5~ With alhhis reputed severity Of disei
pine, no one is more open to tender appeal
than Gen. Bragg, as thousands have experen
ced aud will attest. Nor on the oher hand
does he lack in appreciation Of joke as the
following incident which is youched for will
eyince. a1 4lsi a.ttsa 3.
The other day he received dispatch from
the friend Of q furloughed soldier, urging an
extension Of his leave on the ground that he
had been married just oneweek. Ia reply the
General sent the following dispatoh;--
Dispatch reoeivcd iarlough sNtendsd one
month. See Deuteronomy Xxx, verse I, and
xziyserse ). is9laa aa b. BIT
On referring 70 the passages cited was found
the followng.-- -ay *. gsas
And what man Is there that hath belrothed
a wife, and hath not taken her? lot him go and
return unto his house lest be die in the battle
and another man take herP Qasa
When man hath taken a new vile, he
shall not 60 out to war neither shall he be
charged with any business, buth he shallbo free
at home one year, and shall cheer up his wife
which he hath taken" narmsb
1t 10 ioported that after Tic War Gen. Bragg
proposes having these verses incorporated III
General Orders, A.. and a G. o., and that
nothing but our present emergencies prevent
their immediate PRONUNCIATION. b ..a sa8 icsil
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ee5S Gem Pembertou, at yicksburg recent.
~ sent Gen. sherman abouquet, as an evidence
OF good wilL-- Ercfaage. NJ
i does not increaso our admiration Of Con.
eral Pembcrton, in the least. Wo are Of thai
class Of rebels, that believe the only kind 81
testimonial Of goodwin h, be sent to The
invaders Of eur sacred soil, The tyrahts Who
would deprive US Of orr liberty, the towards
who would imprison and iurpt the women Of
our captive cities because they have not sha
manIinoss, the courage or the power to subdue
their brothers and husbands --is bullet, ss
hot 20 salipCtre can make Il, straight 70 thsiI
skulking hearts. etnt 1
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tSssERrERs l-HBAD EBS y CAVALRY
IL CORPS Spring Hill, Iepneeaee, April 2lat,
1863 The following named men Az lheefa are
hereby published AZ desefter IRON hqiondaonB reg
ini6dt OF TENNESSEE Cavalry. Thirty Dollars for each
one win be paid for rapprehension ESD delivery;
Lieut. j Y swain. prlyales John bpTkham, y "
Byrd, WIN Brown Jas Churbey, Qulnly Cox, 3
b0yle, y II. Hogan, M filata, II ) lLaninr, Miles
Nose, j J Mccall, y W Moody a \ Mpyield, J. M
Orr, N Robinson, . y Homeit, a kleyi Vim
Scott N b Thomks q WWalhoH, and Joyce White.
lCompany Os+~PfiwtegJ w Bruce W II Davis,
u Ramsey, Daniel Riyeg, and N Williamson.
.4mHf Ftf'F ffsTl ilElys MN. EIAlMEL,a
Apf2s Nv n6 tit gll MajoraHd a. A. Gen.
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| N " MANU- 7 NJ = " ~ p
pAIrS Ard ROMANCE on MORGAN AND he
MEN iI,y Ms s Rochester Ford. slL
id1VAiNYTAcrlc f9r The nae q tlie Sngaik
aad Nou6t6d Infantry q. s. aHiSy~by halof "yp
MIN sis9 N on vICKBBURGf 49, lpplpanheH ~
ysgoo pas. md other a0uiesf q Aap--by Captain "
Al hardse, q. s. a., Aid % Camp % Isn't Ger "
n. lariee, > anH41pr 4 ~
Wnhpt rusfisEsss ASH B0ossrltAAst
,s,salis Dauphlr Blrast Noble Ala.
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StTATE OF TENNEs3EG. % A9e4 +
JOnS :. Y1iNELIi ~. s1rUEl CLARK, surviving
partner Of CLlRR, MoI'iEg& Co. sicioi
IN C6anatfy n nagfIsoh.

ltaproariug thattlie deiehdlot S0niuol Clark 10 a
non resident 81 state ofgquossee 80 that The ar.
binary process 81 The coutt canuot DO served on him
His therefore ordered That publication be mhde
weekly for four weeks IA the t'ltsbgll q newspaper
published N Chattanooga requiring Hpld d1iondAat 70
appear Vt Chancefy COua 70 be hold as the eoa
house In Farris0n on the aecopd iioDday Of June
Dext, oud ahswer Compartments bill, or udpmentgro
toaicyo Wii 30 enforce AgaDg him. ahd thc cause rei
Tor hearing, Ptftf. iigt 1gatH
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M0TICE-To POST SURGEONS Breyt End Il.
~ Wiiliam >. Cariock, Co II, 10th regiment Ten
nessee volunteers, vas sent or sick from fuabofna
Tennessee, abont the lOth Of January 1865, on the
train 20 Chattanooga, he has NEVER been heard lof
since he is supposed TO be dead any Information In
Relation TO him win be Thankfully received by mo, and
greatly relieve his distressed parents, Address no al
Warirace, frnnesss.
9. a.sToPE,
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NIFTY DOLLARS Ri5WARD F6r the anofeben.
IL slon az o negro hos Maikof, which lett me 81
Middleton, Tennessee, on the night of the 2Gth OF
April, The said Walker, Mabout twenty-five years OF
age, dark complexion, six feet high knock -kneed
little hump shoudered, with a scar over one of the
eyes and quick spoken. he Is supposed u be making
mis- way to CHAMBERS county Alabama, where he was
aNed. lwih give ats dollars for his safe delivery
in Jail, and notify mo or Jesse Fitzpatrick, at Dudy
/ vile, Alabama ~
JESSE T. FITZPATRICK,
mayo lm' Capt. 90. \, lst Ala. Cav Rect
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HADQuARTRas DEPAHTMgEr No, 81
fn,,iIdHona tHnnn Eeh ~ fpfg, Llf

IUINUuHIHl INIlH IVD' ~ IulVs
GHNERAI 0RDER5l ao'atQ % na'ats q
\ Frequent injuries at these Headquarters, ndi-
cate that plumbers Of able bodied men liable 10 con-
sctiption are stlemployed IN different departments
Of thc army against orders. vDpolY e+W " 9epie
l9Il II s ttefb1re announced for Che Information Of
Enrolling officers, that no military emplQymtH q hpy
Kind WhasvSer, exe11pts The employee nom being
enrolled Applications for extrptiOns must be decl
ala by The Enrolling officers no other parties being
recognized by The department ~ having eng control
~ SiSpedl = sss' 'tif''f n. THOMSON,
lHa tIsTYY lGL0gI u OaIalM ,A.As GsaL
IOFFgClAL v allpq all i1 ga0 g9 ideit0a yI
biz balAoe, A. MnagFoi iei09 0..alauilaa8 uI
81 ya..ei.oi.l.dta A, A,A. Gspl. ~ osfs,l5
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NITJV-WW ~ y " - % no
.nlcHARD FITzGtBBoN, LOsT.-- bout three
IN weeks ago lost my Won Richard, agod M years,
irecked 10 the lace. he y aiacied oecaaicpaly With
hts ald spusmg. solderain NE Campo wi,l oonhr 4
favor on his dstfessca parents Ny looking 0ht Coz An
and sending any information concerning hnto me
W Ailaota1 ca. es5 !. s ..i, -...
mey71w .ttl. THOMAS fs'gHG iBhcN.
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sfraaaw Capt. q. Il sslh Rsst s fsnn! znl.
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sB3S A iproject is on foot to qesabllshaa
newspaper min st Piho Bluff, Ark, and an
other is to be greeted at some point in Texas
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y HEADQUARTERS
Army OF TEsSEsssR, April a3d, 1865.
ENEllAL ORDERS, ~
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I Thayiug beenaseerlained that many soldiers now
1 absout from this army. are anxious to return 70
their elloT, lmt are deferred, by tho tear OF pun.
ishment Az desrteis, the commanding uensrtl
gives notice that al viii be restored 10 duty without
punishment, who returu u their corps within 20 days
within our lines, or # now north OF the lines VI
this army, within 40 dys. rt.
BY Command of GGN BEkeG tf"
tSigned) w, W, RACRAI.f, ,.'
OFFICIAL Chief OF STAFF.
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$50 RRWARD.l
lntA1atEs TaoaA.oMa bArr. ALnaei

arrla col. COZ. lLlI Reg. \ 4lh BaL. Afk. vi
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such an one as we love to honor, but he
never was traitor.
Sir tell you candidly and sincerely,
as refiecting the hearts of tens of thou
sands of our brave men here in the
army, that we are heartily tired of this
mock peace party, who would pay ma
tons honor for such an ignominious
peace, and they will treasure up in their
memories the names of those Southern
accomplices at home
There viii most certainly come day
of reckoning This war cannot last much
longer. The fercest fire soonest burns
out. Then, sir, viii come your day.
Then will you want TO, hide your dimin-
ished heads, and avow your unwavering
devotion to the cause of the Union, and
then, too, there will be brought in judg-
ment against you such cowardly letters
of dishonorable counsel as the last one
You sent to your deceased nephew
Your letter was received the day he
died, and though he wanted to hear it
read, | spared him the shame of knowing
that he had a traitor for an uncle, and
merely told him all the folks were well at
home
This is not the last. Your name shall
be published with the extract from the.
Steward Hospital NJ. Nus 6atfaatnfhl, tfan 'Tenn.
josiah SHOOK,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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of Ind to help fight it, and wish to let
you no how sum Of our boys have got
their Discharge. one got his for % dol
lars. William parks, and the other got
his for 90 Dollars so come one came all
come the old 93d and let us have a bar
bacew at home with our wives, all my
friends that don't come is small harted
men show this to all the boys and read it
out in public
,-... so no more at this time
but remains your friend and a good dem
ocrat til death.
good by
l. c. Robbins to William K. Auric
an all old Democrat friend in
the 90 Ind redg
Here is another of these disloyal let
ters from home, but with a comment
that spoils it. A true and gallant SOL
dier of the old 10th Regiment sends it to
us, and his Indignation is all the notice
it needs:
Camp Near Murfreesboro, Tenn,
March 10, 1868.
ED. JOURNAL:--I send YOU letter
which l picked up in the road between
here and Murfreesboro day or two ago.
1t shows the traitors as plainly as a gray
uniform and mnsket. And such letters
not uncommon. | have seen several
such. and think the writer's should be ex-
posed Even if men there feel disposed
to find fault with the Government and
determine that they will show themselves
traitors, they ought not to write their
reasonable sentiments to friends in the
army. We would rather hear of any
thing else. For my part, l would rather
learn OF the death Of friend of mine
than to learn that lie had become a
traitor to his country. ~
| think there are very few men in the
army who entertain such sentiments as
the writer of this letter. 1t is not very
pleasant to US, who have left the com
forts of home and friends, to learn that
We have enemies at home who would
undo all tlat we have done iii the way
of redeeming our country. We earnestly
hope that such men may speedily meet
with the punishment they SO richly de-
serve. We would like to see justice
meted out to them in the shape of a good
strong rope or a small piece Of lead
Yours respectfully.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
ELEAZER DUNLAP.

The two letters following tell their
own story. The Steward of Hospital No.
l at Gallatin, James NJ Ayres, admins
tered a rebuke to the disloyal relation of
dead soldier, which ought to make him
ashamed to look at a uniform. We omit
of the first letter, which was written in
this county, SO much as relates to pri-
vate matters:
Marion Co Ind Feb the 13, 163.
| hope the time will soon come when
you will Come hore to see us all then
we can talk about this dam black nigger
war this thing of fiting-tor the dam niger
is not the thing you thought it was when
you volenteared | hope that you may
crat ticket with your uncle so no more
for to night rite soon FROM JOSIAH
SHOOK TO JOHN W. SHOOK
The following is the reply of Mr..
Ayres:
General Hospital No l, Gallatin, I
Tenn, February 25, 1863
Sir: Your Nephew, John w. Shook,
who has been a nurse in this hospital,
died here on the 23d inst. HIS fellow
nurses laid him out neatly and in good
style, and from their own private funds
bought a nice planed apd stained coffin,
and he was buried in true soldier style,
borne on bier by six of his fellow,
nurses, accompanied by an escort with
arms reversed, and the whole of his fel-
low-nurses in body, with the Stewards
of the Hospital, the whole preceded by a
martial band with muffled drums This
was his funeral-this the way in which
we of this army, sir, pay the last mark
of respect to our coadlutorS in the work
of putting down this Internal conspiracy
to overthrow this noble Government:
and, sir, this, too, is the manner in which
we reply to our worst enemies, of whom
you are one, who are remaining at home,
too cowardly to come out boldly and
| fight for the South, and be a respectable
enemy, but rather remain at home, roll;
ing in luxury, and growing fat on the
Government they would rend asunder,
and rather than, as they ought, writing
words of encouragement and cheer tc
hel p on the poor men who are fighting
for our country. Sir, you ought to hide
your face in shame to know that you
tried to SOW the seeds OF dissatisfaction
and shame in the heart of this noble
young nephew of a graceless, traitorous
uncle
am happy to be able to assure you,
sir, that if the men who compose our
army could this day have their will il
would afford them infinitely more gratif.
cation to go North and hang the traitors
at home, who are doing everything they
can'by word and deed to parayze the
Government, than it does to fight their
more respectable and manly opponents
in the South
Yes, sir, we read your copperhead pro-
ceedings with infinite disgust, and rather
than hailing with delight the disgraceful
propositions of such miscreant traitors,
we blush for shame that they are allowed
to hold up their heads in a Northern or
American public.
ValIandigham, Bright & Co., are, in
the soldiers mind, the beau ideals of
fends incarnate, who have sold them
selves body and soul to the Devil, jeff.
Davis & Co. Democrats forsoothl Ste
phen A. Douglas was Democrat, and
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l0TH INDIANA.
North Vernon, March s. '63.

There is great talk here about this
conscript Bill, but it don't trouble me
much, for l am determined for one never
to go to fight in this damned Abolition
war l understand the Bill has passed
both houses, but old father Abraham
our Military Despot, has not signed it
But my opinion is that they will never
try to enforce it here, if they do there
will be a young hell right here at home,
for will die in my own door-yard before
l will go and fight in any such cause.
| believe the masses of the people are de-
termined to resist the conscription if
they try to enforce it.
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INSURANCE .AGENCr.
In nee A ency.
ALLEN C. HALLECK,

UNDERWRITERS AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTER OF AVERAGES AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to Issue Policies from several First
Glass and nost reliable
s INSURANCE COMPANIES
In tho CoHntTy, on Inland and Fire Risks. lie viii
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
he will attend to the Adjustment of Losses of
every description under policies from other agen-
cics, and attend to the settlement Of all matters
connected with INSURANCE, for parties interest
ed. His long experience as an INSURANCE AGENT,
has made hinf familiar with all subjects connected
with Insurance.
sS~ ofiee, on First Street, near the Post
Office.
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J. S II I T rs
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
III o. 81 @ @ Cnd Sb,
Us BRAY's BLOCK.)

CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
~ urment and fit warranted. a stock OF
ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, and
at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tucking
Skirts, Stitching Bosoms, &c, done with neatness
and despatch
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
fully solicits Contuance of the patronage so
literally bestowed for the past five years.
octZ1 J. SMITH.
The sun., 1863-09-28

WANIEb--A GIRL WHO unL-rsa amin
w priut NJ Gard dc Vi-i,c., st siO sir ave. 40
NTANIkD - FIRST RATE BAlSIERa
W snd mt hers on 'u'tom pants. CalI "n iOIi a
Moohi, la Adams q, top iiJor ion, looms, b.c,h.
I
The sun., 1863-09-28

WANltp-- ,OlOl;fD MOMAN1O IN
w general hOuresotk In mail ~ vsto famih
good Wgss Will he gwen 10 ono that come srli
rreouno 1ied Appl, ~ ion urseu Place, meas
Iui.un Hy,, itoot yu. al
The sun., 1863-09-28

w An I Il DO OPERATORS AND iS
w hni hers, and Uu 'onhoe N al. L. and IIess.
e. ou miI'ari coits. Appy Tor days al "a Hest.f
.trprt, rfat rn,I g.u
The sun., 1863-09-28

OPERATOR WANIIi'-IO SIliCu La
O!ios shos uIpegA 10 B err, opp.4i,e uth 81, W
The sun., 1863-09-28

\\IANIED \ GIRL 10 " OI.k On BtIr,
w touholes aud ieI on eoas. App,y 700 Avenue
The sun., 1863-09-28

T ADiE> IAGLiiI ,'N >iSGtE> AND
LSNbe,lei l. " Nusoa's to,'. ie Ny a tr,thcf % siJ
y"SF'' 1;si ace. s kia,s %, worn aud re- on
u ni.d y ~ n after lrsru ~. leu. 81 Arply -
~ Ludlow 4. near uoJstO..
The sun., 1863-09-28

S,EWlSG MACHINE OIL-ONE HALF
On, Istor savsd " u.lns nj. oil, and machine q
4 r1.oa ss, w FraIk.n a., JOIN READ, j.,
tu, 30
The sun., 1863-09-28

nPTRAIORS AND lNt>rEE> ,NIEb
O-Consisnt work. ,sli iWweii.ulyst -. Wr.t
The sun., 1863-09-28

"ASlED--A bll.l. 10 10 THE HOUSE.
w work of tiual fauiljt sLo eoIupe'ent ar.ss
makers, and few SRA to learn tho usd.. Call ~
6lC Ihru ave .so
The sun., 1863-09-28

\NTASTfD--A GOOD SPINNER fOE
w iancy cord also hsnis icr besd ,ns, trimmings
and making cloat otuanie uts. At ~ CHS Rtll
MklER, % Essies t. go
NNANTkD - JUBB,NG Loo h>Ml II,
w sud alsl TO 1,e ur light brssi ~ois at Slst.
street. Ih
The sun., 1863-09-28

DAINTtNs-W ANTtU = GOOD IOINf
I pa.nttutvgy tCs .,.n'!. ..h W.Fes - pfI
aay sud a .tesiy SIL,i OK. Appy N Al WAY
BYRON. L. 5-veu'ht.. I,I
The sun., 1863-09-28

GIRLS t. rntK TOBACCO,
w l2c. psrso Auen 10 dr's vet Gus, and =
rood strong hoy, .. III Washington st l.
The sun., 1863-09-28

EOE NEWEuEsL rOUGlIKEUpsu
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Council Bluffs. Iowa !
PURE LIQUOR At HOME!
DY APPLICATIOH TO THE DIsTGLLERY
ID OF Mr.. Thomas JefFres two miles wet of Council
Bluff and une-half mile north Of the Omaha road
A Pure Article OF whisky
Can be obtained. Every gallon said Is WARRANTED
PUREI And the price at the article with The vessel
c,ntanng it, vii be forfeited il found to contain any
deeterons subs drugs. other impurities, by
test Of chemical analysis.
HIGH WINES and
NEUTRAL SPIRITS
For sale expressly for the Emgrant trade.
EssHighsst cash prices paid for Corn and Rye~&G
STOCK HOGS WANTED.
The 70 lowing Houses, and noue sthsrs keep my
Eagle WHISKY WIG:
Bayliss l. Cros~l rid, Fredrcksn & jackson,
John A. LafertH, T. 9eesaman
Wm. GroneweS Co, wm. Mckenzie,
J. D. Honu, Neary ALThop,
\. Clinton, Charles Soar,
Charles IllG, A Scarborough.
THOS JEFFERlS, AGERT.
Csanci lBlun, u Oh 10, 1858.
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N. r. M'BRlDE,

SUCCESSOR TO WV. ?. McILLLLANUI
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Druos and Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTUFFS,
FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Opposite Empire b'Vek,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.