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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06
LEIPER & MEEIFEE,
PRoDUcE DEkilERs kNb
coMMI~SIoN u NsHoH j. ANTI.
huKFREEsBoR9-T -TEkEE HI
Oct 2efh, Is62--ly HllFl


: n, = = --1q lleroycd 0nIby TfoIe 1eTFOn
n ~ ~ & 81 e ocsoer lat 10y nj gtp wtmaa Nam
iys about years old. copper cootet sqthre Hhilf
sbout feet inches higi sor mbrd weigh y 30 or
a. pounds round smooah lace she Fsia good HekI Of
the whites OF her eyes has 4.yk iesb nlIr t he
fghi wrist about as large as Al % cdnd piedk have
good reason believe she has f1reh pa3k phthsps
tree pass Any persian apTreIegi dug Skid lsrs,
whether with pass withbnE In ha rte OF iilder
tie protection Of any terson ma Tel dr ltenhlel Or
Alone, and deliver her 70 me an c4ldmb1H tsesHtia,
confine herin some Jail So tha: clan tt net will
receive the above reward. Nancy wf-lrAitf IN East
renne ssee aud his lived In etatiIe il ssilIe
cls veland 4 hstianeaga AID ntiihn. t4el ift tIeI
tDelila b stead. free woman and iher tEifhef now
ly. in Cleveland. East 1enaefsee and lh1 1rnaI tla ke
hsr way there In addition ~ the db4va rt8nf
win pay iity dollars gr i1ce stcienh lhIlfict
any persoaI OF Ia boring her hladk tut White ANY
Informal lob concerning her n thb last Ifoan wees
will lie lbtray rewarded and qlleEtipnl akFs4l
Address Nl r. b iRlliiN
I Dec. l2-1w hdit;tn tik IA
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T To the Farmers Of East Tebnassse.

AUR armies need ali thu Hogs dnf Fstllei syu can
fatte1, and hbtEal prices VII 0e iaidEE pork
Hogs, Beeves and CtIrn. E 81 II ltlll
have heen assigned 10 the IpfFeh3se Ihf AohE
brs.yes ctrn &c. In last Tehneel fd " III ktioint
sufficient number ~ agents T. nsls Hit- fi deiTne
their territory. and Win in lsae ltfHe fbliih tlsif
names. I'LL ltIllH
have deteruined II mi ks pE.kS + tniflf1lif IA and
hberaf ard hope every hAa5 ia EAE. fIh{fkH 4aifa
BILE Tor pslrk will be latfenedi FL sEl llllH f
My Office f"r the present i AtIanta Ut rel
move Knoxville ifterk 4ddld dksed III ine II
etiher point wiz he attended 10. IlIb ll3llH
seHs0tF Major hld f-lS.-g.S14
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AnFcTAfT A>D ISsFsCr,ss sk,ssEEars-S Orrscr.
Rl-h-f-ufi >;ssr zslh. lsC1
General Orders No. qs

Cs,mEnandaut- a r,srz6ript ia csu.. n. fsll,-
.ns .ssf :. = Psis'-sed r. q -. sssea tine. =
s..ss53 = insure u fessls sEsEy P.rt q ~
4. All canri.-is.sd s.Es.n and .Dn.>s Ne,
who are unN Absent frun th-ir commands frnru nnr
other cause than acta.l di<stliy. daiy nader o1-
asss ess % esunssSs ma ss, 2 41 . s. .,s ,hsi. ss.s-
wifhuut delay.
H. conlsnissiosei o. tes> r.lli7g % .supiy ussh
he provisions q t.'e fsrtssisE D1rasraph rishin
reasonable ienth o. t1r in no cass - eueed fwrn-
y dsFs after the pubicafi0n tts urer - n -
Their nares viii be frnfed - fhr f.r - 3~-- -
cu1sc scriris ior enreInent N the rankE-
III = enlisted 7en 10 sail lail - comply rith
the PToyisfns ui paragraph T. 81 tins order uithin
rea-on.hie length ffine, sh4 is cnnsiderd a. DE-
sertsrs .n@ tFcaiei acerf fdinky tker narles - -
STATE !or licsti'o. O kuch other schoa a. nav bs
deemed met eiicarious- n =
" In rder 70 ensure he ssriens CO on.~.tI,, ~
al eonceru'd 20 carry lbs orsr INTO in-asd1ts e.
tert, Department. conrntndein Nil roorir. - ~.
rnmanding pnlcer q each separate connand h
couisziohe5 cniEers and srzse5 --r - -S,-. -
from their commands- 7hcsi rsparts -uu-f rfrtr h
t.st.I:os o. S-,s,r {, s.e ssy sEi1s1i.
70 furnish srrh report o. rho shal knorinr|r -
gul.iy = r7ocealing s15 case q nnrrthuriss1 -
missed
y Under The p.osi-sOsss q sbs "a si..-- q p.r.-
graph J. olSencr1l oro1f1 M =. conrinrfoncl a.
ncrIs ard priEaiss Fho az ilo.Patc 81 e.ri1 -.
IN colsq1e1cc ~ Wou1dl reosFet IN bnitIs ~ -,
are othsr.e G. or ssrvles, Az required. Il n6t Ga
q consrrlpts IN ther repectifs staies. uho uiII
lhey are lifted for sch S1iy. assrn .hsI . ,hs c
visions oftbis ORDER ,ifi nj 1o-s- hi -, @ - ~, ~,
ns.Iesi ui...ary ss,hoEi ~ 80 r.-.enss :. nay
VI. Ofsesrz of he tbsst.rna...r,. D-D.-,--,e
charged uiih payment n iIus an bcrntf, dIr-c1~S
pay any conut sunsd 1rsr = l-'rr.e -,
ss. % s. = s9'se ss ss.s.s. '1.n,s : e. -. :. : =
Ger Ang di.n.rsiuE oaier W sal -1ais = rr-ncrs
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BRAXToN BRAGG.


MuRFREkaBoRo'. Jan. 1.-The enemy, left .n
imnleuse number Of killed aud ....-'.f On
The field His los R..ss ~ w W NE n'ssi7n ano11
$500 -s.,. sIousand stand of small arms
Cen Wheeler Is again behind them and
captured an ordnance train to-day. He got
all Of Nccopk's baggage and bis body servant
Yesterday. Onr wounded are receiving evory
attention from the patriotic ladies' Of Murfrees-
borp though many Necessities for comfort are
badly needed yet. We have the woanded OF
both armies on hand. but enough Federal sur
geons have been captured 10 attend their
wo3 nied. The number Of slight wounds Is
very great IN our army. Those ahe 20 be
moYed. are sent 70 Chattanooga as rapidly as
possible
Gen Adams. Of Louisiana. slightly wound
ed; also Col Harry Manry, Of Alabama. was
shot with regiinenial colors ia his hand while
leading a charge
Getl ChEaihasn's Tennessee division did
'lespetAte lighting. Indeed AL the troops
fought with greater v-llor and determination
than ever.
No Yankee officers ave paroied. They are
sent iulnletl lately 20 Chattanooga under guard
Tie 1allkee General Sill's remains have
been brought in Tie top Of his head was
blown offs
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q NV Hash-shlid Bry,.ghs rhr ola Lady o.
! Thr.sd ..sleslie sfrstflfn -. ,I.,l...r.

Thr.sd ..se5i& strs<rlfo sssr ,I.,s..er..
An. an,ssis, f.slst,,fe IS tale.l az having
haprene,iifo tli,i lllnk 9fl England. which had
e'i:nniitied tins great ,isFespe4t OF refusing t.
discount a bill lf y large anpunf, dawn br
Ansel;n RofliScbihl$iof Frankfort. onl Naihan
Rpth>cil.ld OF l-oi4ion. The bank lsall liaugli-
lily replied ih&t they discounted ,,ity their
.Ntn blils. AID hni iTT5se 0f private persons
bnAihey had q, DO with ore stronscr,l.an d..
bank, Private pershns. ctelaHned Nafhas.
Rothsehili. ,sIien they repd9,sd "a him tie
act, Private persons 4 will make these
gentlemen sec what sort Jf private persons
We arel' Three weeks afferward Nathan
Roillschild-vhn had employed the interval ii,
"a herring all tie 95 notes he could procure In
England and on the -3reseBfesl him
sell At the bank 1t fhk openihk of the Office
He drew from his poeket-bodk a e5 note. and
they naturally counted out FIVE sovereigns. "a.
the same time hooking quite astonislfed thrs
The Baron Rofllsciiiii Should have personally :
tronbled hinself for shch irihe. lrhe Baroi,
examined one bv one the coins. and uut the.
into little caTrass bag thea drawing ont an.
other noie- Third. a tenth huDdrefh; he
lever pnt the pieces Or geld into the bag
without rcrupplp'isly examining ll,s,l. and. IN
some instances trying Them in tll- balance. -
lie said, sthc law gaze him The right 10 do
The first pockei-bDok being empfied! ap1f The
irst bag fnli, he passed them TO his 2serk. and
Received second, and thus l,,oistsnaeil til the
close Of the bauk- Tho Barn Had employed
HeyeH hours 10 cl,ange ri 600 Bat as he
had also nine employees Of his house engaged
in The same InartseT. il resulted that the house
of lsothschilJ hal drawn e2l0O00 in gold from,
the bank and tiat lie had 80 occupied the
sellers~fflat no pfher person could change q
sitf6le mute. Everything which hears the
stamp Of eccentr5city has always pleased The
English They Were, therefore. flse first dav
very much unused at the little riqiie of Baron
Rofhseliiled. They. however. laughed less
when they saw him return the next day at t;,e
-ppeniag sf The b4Hk, fahked by his nine
clerks. and followed this time by iIatr draws
destined 10 carry away the specie. They
laughed no longer. when the king Of bankeI.s
said, with ironic simplicity: -Thcsd gentle
men efnse to pay my bilis, Il have sworn moi
70 keep theirs, At their leisure only I uoti
y tbein That have enough 10 einpioy then
Tor two inailfhs.v .4For twb mottilsl'l .sElexe,
millions in gold drawn from tie. Bank o.
England, VII ch they have nevcr Possessed i.
The bank took alarm. There was s3rnefhino
10 be done. Tic next morning notice hupeaFer
IN the journals tllat hencefortli the bank
~onld pay R6thscllId's bills tho kan,e a.
their own
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Masonic FEMALE IN srIrUTE
f,1FirEI.A<u Tf,kN3I HllH'
REV. }. y rsl~d>l..,y dipsi

Kew -. - 8lad>nsttf5 lol4l4
TIRE mkt session Of fl.is Institute NIH farluence
i on the FIIsS L MONDAY OF @sInH tHt 3eks sidef
the drect tien aud professionally OF the i. Mr. Iiraa
shaw. Who has hfi charge Of il fiH ffhfj lA~f -
uIsr.ihs 1lEl I'll 4tIi
The HasfeeS in ~ kim, fss s4ndnIid Aine IA \ {olis
most specially appeal IL asi clizetk ssAi hayi
danehie educate - Ss3id H. Il li tts -itJt tsl,
Nr. nralishsp has had charge d Es htll ie the
last Is l,iths dllfing Whir fhf bel a. ftsiiderfd
ample. al might say lnfyef tltsk itia 4. Tie
Tustees patrons and pupils Ilt=te rtfcf gsA b. T.
tue for lren II educate their ny iYTk hlan nov
--moAt y 10 eutyeserytink lIrulef rsis44 tsat~
prtks. the Tuition u tblss hHhl fs fhs kau
that IL Was wnen everything " a, INV nshles.
What excuse there be nnk tog p n4tn Hi.d ll.rg
Iecis educate his daughs-fh N {ie EiceaulrH Hcrt
in Cleveland b, althy los4lily Nd sayF all lnstiir
With an excellent Instructor Adc3 by Eiihis corp
OF Assika To inst Hct all whit nas fAv3t j vita
tn cir patronage let ere and alp Iaf tieif Y l &
no the wheel and bhild up Sffh fihql N ks5Il b-zi
H. o7lculhbe he'leit tl and hPnollt0 OiHHsFa--
We have the building and vt ha9d I'D reafhRtk the
balance devoTe- rp ttir peDpel WfIhaile hl ~ y
nobly perform tlSif duty. iii iltt II
The Trustees arc thankful 20 tte ltizfas fot thr
patronage bektoWeil uiou III BIiddilt~ Aefsois;e
ard are glad know that ntder liS fnillik alton
fe institution has not lost ay IN the livlA 9t fepu
,atian il >,,sti med n the bitter daysl1f the lenb
4fr II III HI Ifit j. -f--tz
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TAKEN Up

Nd committed 10 jail by the Ihilttatd aalhpHithss
n n Chattanooga on tie "a OF Det1btF. kih aud
AIore rece Ally c;,mmtted byka aftig JHstHd iii tAe
Peace fnr tie county Of Iihmt4al. tianl i9h the
18th of Dee, ls6e anegro by WHO Eatsl hi4 tRie Is
JACK aud that ne ieongs : Joih l'ridfl ofSBtrfa.
White county. 1euni Sid boy Is lbliteF ~ years
Id 5 feet | inch lieh flle oInE-r islfeql4it4d 70
forward. prove property. ply dhhiEfs hl take
him cut Of Jail. H. SiW AIM.
dec2l y III Jhs8hr
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DrrEAvrrr * RicHnosD.-Th Examine.
complains Of the utter dePravity and eorrup-
lion which has crept into Richmond i4 the per
sons Of abandoned refnges gamblers and pro.
fessional lihertines from Baltimore and Wash
ington" and says that since the Mayor CON-
nenced breaking up the notorious brothels
many Of their inmates have been sn,uge,led into
irsf-class hotels. and mingled nnshspected
among the wives and daughters OF respectsbIs
iamTlies such an evil will soo6 work its own
tnra
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NAN 7uoF.-c. Il. Caldwell. volunteer Be-
longing TO Col. T. z. Watkins regiment. was
arrested b. the Provost Guard aud attempted
10 escaTt. Hhei, the guard ordered bin 10 halt
three iirnes-Dot haiiirlg. the guard f5ed
striking him 10 the back We are glad TO
know that lse is recovering from the Wo ind
A soldier rhonld never run from nan on dufv
viii leadcd gun. -A1s.t1 70. fsol.,.nr.l-
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TAKEN uI,

Nd conmiited q jsli Isl t nj Nv at iIls riii !
"A at ClattaBosia. on tie Rd m 0rtHblf,l lsb2 ard
more reeeoir ulrnlffcd hylsn rsnk IAstifs aE tf
Peace far The cou y Haiailt4i TtID ie the 18TH
II Decembet fS6a nfErel brki. II hug bis Fatne
JOHN, and sayS ~. belongs 10 Vim 14neS. n MemI
his Said l. - shsark ~ yearSlnd lsfcft 81 fhf tS
Itigh. The enl3r j. requested tpl dorie ifrfynrl
Prove rs,TeTty pay charge and krl hFut MT os fa4
deco T. NJ Stfk1NE Iktr /
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Pr nona. P.nkey. IFins in tAs 81 eirIl ss,s-s-.
- oi se91siehls eoens5, ons dart b1yr1arr. 16o-s
sik yesr. cd 1tecn hn4ds and one f1ch tirh tl-cf
nlne and tai. black iert ereers s,.1iI ~. - -
nlna iegs s'ne slight ode rir.s TRs koof - -
right I,ot spin 1p 70 t1f hair. Sid - n 49,
= s 49, John b. Ro6ERS, Rar<n-
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r OdAW4f lrr1. t1a prsuirrs q ne r,ha,nbsr
II Que and baIf uIles ues< ~ C1.1r.l Tr~-
% nc 10Th Dec-Uo1r, tGo 1efr1 men. named ALECE
and BEN Ai9ck : 1o1ut 1t or IS year1 oIf abnutE
PisceDI b. liE1t olr. bI1ck 1n1 1Sss l.nrn1r Dcc
BAR 70 f1l QeErpcs ~ t1E 8otih 0aroIInl o1.a-hs
A1s 1rrQEN rrU tIoIId1 1nl sold o. Ihis narksf =
be1 - a141i = o. = yc1rz ID. abouf lssf Z o.
inches hIkh, he4Ty set e1d squlre buiIf. via luI
lece and b1ck-ba Eas hron1hl lron near Esrn1rn
N--f arll SID = rs nl4rklE rEo taa ~ .ISI-
lars fsxari III hs pad for both of then, a. -
dreI doIlars each. - - = = ~
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I'VE have lev ~ides a. SiS l.--si,-r 4, -xrb..-
w ipf Ce1n One ptnnf 81 LEATHER L. = i,l-I,ri :
CoI-- App ly a. she Clr,tfnn-s -. Ts,',,-rr
jari-tot-
To the Enrolling Onicers II Rast Tenn-..e.
/ NAf-iif g. irt1ient irruiri<s ysa arr iuf.rt-ra
that The tso-f II .,rr- Ii f.,IT ~ n
tiiir- The c1ty r.rr~ in F.-t arr.-.~s.-- - - :
culr,e1 frnri Cuilsrrirfio,,l ltE1 n poprlVS -
Chatt8ncs "a. lee. "a ffl nc
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~ 5t<ss n EktB1E1
No peaes On ehrtb-tood uhIl 10 none
Beneath this gorg Chris in-s sum
thaldean stslsl - rtewl o. ne
deat sud mockins minstrel-y
DO shepherd on Tie mountain sfecn.
The Nehr wolf battens on fhf s.,eeD- 4
10, senlry On he duljon toHer
What Of the Night and OF fbe Hodrf 1
The battle gates gape red md wide.
Blood <Dotbered IN the batIIe~tiItI
BlanchIng the sunken ChnFtnas| s1hs.
The lands aghast viii ske,clsns III
heard Fiend with tragic breath p
Cry Good ss ~ ~ Na<'ifsit -
No JOY 5or ths,. 10 ~ q fol f1rsl =
There i no Babs n BeEtlehls,'
The 1lari crnini,e ~ tks,-lrf4--i,-
IN shron,is OF iron and oi bbns;
The glosminR dies N haerlrd rain--
UpknelIs the snnocat..d ain.
Stabbing my pali:d dag with nSfn.
/" Thy darf,ags ihoK not el|nlr aeifnf'
Ny little love. 50 "a Re aud air.
Has gone with snn->keins la her hair:
Ny more than brothers dream afAr
Beneath. this hostile Christmas star.
Bold John. by ShIIoh's lnrid rilt<
Sweet Edgar mud he ,:.: rse.:s1f 30 s'd. w
s, p. 20 i'.s isg cef Thy mold
a.. - ssss;st,ser.eyet sbat pierce the plain
Te.Vex the lattice bars in vain.
Brnodng beneath fhis blasted tree
think what Christmas brings - me.
And not one rose of PaeSttm see T.
Thrilling ribe tdmb II other day5
i hear my mothers hymn n priisa--
Bpt 10. the Fiend. With fiag.c. breath.
Cries; z. Gpof y nd sa .Nl,-arel9i
NJ 5oN fer htrf 10 1eace for dl,m-
Thee = Babe n Bahlesrms'i
All. dearest Coll oIlr virgins knrel.
In pure aud pas louafe appeal:
Rtneafh this CORY Christ mas san.
They only ask + Thy winte doItll'
Bat. deareeeGpd they seek thee when
Thy natal morn sang Peace 10 men
Ali dearest God they knee 70 thee
Mt in thine awful maiesfy-
Not where the iighfnings cnuclianf lie
Laird in thy thunder toned Sinai.
Not where the delnbn fssaf-fslls t.arne-
Not in thy desert sh4fi bf fames
Their pilgrim pravtrS and Srpf'liant slsa,t
F. Travel the aid Jniean night.
Ciearing the wrafh wings Of the storm
They i.OT beside thy tradled firm.
Aud Shrine tleir Hildefiled heildst
With thee-i,J' ysrfty n,o7her,s b,cosfs-l7
And mnsinn thus medfeamt there rtnik
Some fragrant pfeEenre IN my snrl.
TIL Angels, with their banded ltrrafh.
Hosaunah = HaFffo Nd-grsfh'
9bers's' jop fir the. ficfy-s ys,irr - fti,.
Bssosf fhr Babe II Bcifichsm =
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NDTIcE
HAfIft; thoru1rhiy .renbraird NJ Euu-s. s.r
~ .4Ie 10 inf1fU NJ cI1 rafrnrr ~ - lrnEnL
1E QubIc. hat The H6hss III - crs1 .. ~ nftrr
Ne1lr111y. - Deceubfr
osrf-if1 r. 4ff-fxI-EF, FruPri.e-r.
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hc resfefni ttnln ttto last Trttnessec-
Tie 5nSciI SciIrsionists inrr' East Tennessee have
perhaps fully accomplished fIi- purIiosc which
We stated they had il. view. Ilavii !. dee row
n tae raj way bridges and ilius prevented
resniorcerhents being seiit u Brakx. whom
Rosecrans WAS 10 crush n MsirifeeSl,oro'. they
hafe sought an exit iron, East rcitsrssee
such are the supisosiiioinS of most Of our peo
pie.
Ne arc-permit-fd 70 pnhiisii The following
letter received in THIS CITY Yesterday from the
supcrniefs ient ef the East Tennessee < Vir
gina Railroad. ~ Joiie-. w.. wiirli gives
some particulars sot befssre kao-
riAe 1iegiYer. Dee ,
JokfsHnso dec. 81.
Nj Parrosi Mr cail~tI ardsvei from
Bristpl to-llay- The Fcslefals had i.,i i.een Al
Bristol wlieI he left; lie sax iinsse oh the rsai
The bridge ai Union Is .iestrpye,i-l burned -,
that il fell down aud WAS epiireIy burned mp
The Cartef bridge was entirely burn . u,, s.--li
the engine Briu5f run irrt1 Nai.u-a river.
Sani1. Carter commanded James Carter was
with him. ! lle iorccs at carter were about
I.O00 They bs-i a small fight At ctrters We
killed one and wounde-l five. one mortalS
We have five wounded --oi.e mOfiatz All
the Il OOPS surrendered. (;ol. Lovel4kas among
them NJ r'sisiince Was iisste>a Union
C. Hos. SuP-t
r. s. snce the slsove was in type. VIC have.
BY the poiilsnessof Mr. Pprrost. bren furnish
ed With ibeI1solio'aing later dispatch:
JOs EzBeEo'. JAP 1. O'Clock. p D.
= n J. Ps97cn. Knox0ille--I have fIll ev,s
from BTisffl- Tie enemy are reported 10
ia aSc| leitt..e lle Of r'oal1 al Shells miles
aboye Caters. al L oclock yesterday lsen.
Marshall scnt eleven hundred cavalry and
eiglit liurdrcd infantry from Bristol a. dusk
yesterday, 10 intercept them. MarshaiIs for
ces Went 4. Mcccasin CAP ria Blountvilie
lhe enemy we're reported 10 have camped AZ
Kingsport LIST night. when Marshall left Bris-
.ol, and reported from Blountyillc this morniI,z
that lic had them snrrounied.
/. c. Hos. sup't.
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Fernns Of euhsoriptAohlI

~ The CAsH must accompany al cIiiers 5oT 4 flIs
paper. Shnp asters Of private peronsl viii tetkAe
no Attention Therefore such rad isatte
not be sent 10 "a ~ IN ltH III
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30 lt- l[ALi<-sI--LENc8ErEa "a
he undersigned haze assndiated tnerssire~ t,rsth
er Under he style and Ern pf Jalles P. scot o..
ior ne parpose o. COP onetllg , Eeneral AUCTION
that large and elegllt huiag. No 113 Main .rrrsl
l:yncho1rg, Va laieIy occ1pled ~ J1o- T Davis
O.. aod On De lFt a. 81 Decellber next unl b
ready % receive Aerhandiss of Al kinds or prirnf.
and auction sales Tey s1leit co.'s ignmests of Nan
uftcfured and Smokinf Ipltlczrl $500 uo1---~~
Coaee. ard other Grqceries Bale Cotton and cofion
Fabrics or ali trades UooIe Csodds Boots e-~~ -
Leather and al otner roods dsnlr oHered fI-~ - -
Their rrFt Auction y al take place an earlT d.
IN December. of which due nofnre With e1r-l,-rS
vii be published |' -. I1
They respectfully refer 70 the tlssohasis N bur
ness men q knchmo9d. Pstssbufe DanriIls and "a
cities oi the Soulh. uhote nit and cD-,1.-.1'5-,
vii BE elly appTeciafef.
JAS P-ScQIT.
Ot he iste nI1 81 JIthn T. DAVIS 4 Co
fhEN BltE- BOCOCK
NN- HlpARRlSH
AEmlrrs of the 6riIf 80 Rocnck PnrrsSh
TIE concern Of BQcpek = iPArri-h. No Bas.s
sIrect vii co1-iuue ~ The 1-L StaIll usual.
decls-3m RPcot.K a PARRISH
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- = -. = >rH@f - - - - =
rtte cay aIfer tne rQr<r-n-s - auy c-sanfy har-
p. e. o.n-rer = a>-ein'lie <-rfr - 30 dollzra vii
- pa.1 iot llr ~ Pr hensnT al d-lirery c.u
- .lnn ~ fliir. n sfy chs rilt besnx
- 70 s-a cofiniy nbo MP ave Eaiird - a1s<rs
Expenses of-trasls - - s.h - n -t,r mid
Fcr-o-- n-f NJ dei1iietl 4 rlpt- ccrlifcatr. =
eni.'y rieht ~ me Nitr~ f1rut. the ri
n'ea-. >iSntr ~ tAe slil'rtiat i,euts 4, b
inferleled Nifli-
iie i47re~ 4ni fis-rfslri.S - al c81-ci.si. .
have l'd . ansnr Tie taii may be lsr.tared -
m me- "r - The aioe 4 ~ eara;i asosr.
tlle r-'nf1y- r. a. Bl.A kE; IL t-..l- q, = -
i-nt-if -Co-4s-A4aant o. Coa-rfipt<-
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THE CONFEDERATE Xxx
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M.annssurta BY ?. y rHnsH.
No. whitaker street. savanrIah. BegtEia
WARfAS ASrSD .s"fl . = y ing I'r'"p lFit i1itt- i.s
GoSFEpERATE MUcILAGE. III
BLACK OR cllR4tiNE ISK
,.rio.I.si.sa bottles and Il nnod4 rate pr4,se.
aecs 1t
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TLRMs ok fufIIIoN.

7.s=,srs Defar,rnv M S sll per ltnnsnl i
ts.t-sratnty . 10 ~ fI
hfeshnaau Glass a hlll 4 HIS Ils
ir.hqnnre E lI16 kI0 'lI4sHfl -f
1nnnr no llte Elr i
Senpr - - NO ilFt fs u
IN uusiC Piano fsuitar on i .;- lAo VII ~
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1hcfepRh Bass Cpmp..Sc. IS No 4 11
rienehlnnd other Modern t1ll I'LL EI
Languages, 20 no / slf, akch T
In The Ornamental Deratffrent in rrstifiilll wa
lie mt dc, OF the ordinary piidfS. Hli
Tie IuIe OF payraent is--nebafin alls ae i4 ies
.,y the middle OF the term. III HI ltlf III
loard can be had IN good Nntlfes. IHd htl 1altvcn
lent boh dipg houses kept pufp1iy idr Na8d lAde4
A. reasonable rates. ranei iHk li5n Isl5 Dol knp pei
m0nih h. E.-EtiG Yh PkEk1.
deeSo s.erefdty EgI iaFcr- +
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Rates Of Aa4ertiaihs.

Rates q AdVertising.I II-'H-II'
One square Of TEr lITSRs 9r le3s me lnkerkidh.
~ Cos and so cents for each subssobent iisettpn
le-f than ole rlesth- m rs.
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A cPrksgPohdent OF tbs Boston Commercial
BuHieiIn. Who crossed The Atlantic d HE Ara
.bi4. Win sihe rebel MstEy and dozsk Of bi,
F-tFaiiors. gives tile following account G
the Incidents Of the voyage
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specified time will be published one mo ifh, in,
charged according 20 the ahoVe rates. II,
9PEfTaI NbTTcKs charged uIle prire and b III I7a
mis- CELLANElOUSIlI U
, 1863-02-07
Novels

Just received a choice lot Of 1000 Novels, of th
latest editions and by the most popular authors whcl
will be sold at wholesale or retail.
, 1863-02-07

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
our old patrons and the public of Oregon and
Washington Territory generally that Se have sstab
lished trade and facilities for importing our line of
goods that defes competition; also that are sell
ing goods in our lire at San Francisco Prices,
and guaranteeing them to be genuine; our stock b..
ing at all times subject to the strices chemical an
alyzaton.
, 1863-02-07
Together with general assortment OF
miscellaneous Articles:

Orders from Auburn, Lewiston. Florence or any Of
the mining towns will be promptly attended to.
E. e. KELLY.
Nov o. 1862. 4gtd
, 1863-02-07

GROCERIES.
90 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
L 1OO l0c bbls strictly prime N. O. Sugar,
80 hf bbls S. l. Sugar,
80 hf bbls S. F. Crushed Sugar,
100 mats No China Sugar,
$50 kegs East Boston and Golden Syrup,
100 chests I'M and Young Hyson Tea,
so chests black Oolong Tea,
so chests japanese Tea,
100 boxes Virginia Tobacco,
100 boxes Hills Pale Soap,
100 cases Black Pepper,
so cases Cinnamon,
200 cases Saleratus,
100 cases Carbonate Soda,
100 cases Ground Ginger,
25 cases Mustard,
100 cases Cloves and Cream Tartar,
All of which will sell either wholesale or retail
at San Francisco prices
A5- Orders accompanying the cash. promptly at
tended to, nd Goods forwarded with despatch to all
parts of Oregon and Washington Territory.
HARKER Brothers.
Portland, Nov. 90, 1861 ly
, 1863-02-07

No MAN will excel in his profession if he
thinks himself above it.