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7 Fl Z D. VI CIR ATS
GO. REID,

attorney and Cnm>'ilor al Low.
Has rssnmel the prae lee of his profession in
NaniIowoc, and car row promise 10 give
prompt attea ton to all professional business
entrlstc led 10 him
iFs Collections made in arv rart or TIC Stare
For few weeks lis Office will be found NJ
his dwelling house.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY,

I pace oe',inj last and fancy pair of hnF
scs, towards the southern towns Of Mani
tow"c county, large portion cf whici.
section we ueve; hal the pleasure cf visit
ing before. Tie towns Of Newton, Nee
me, ani CentrevIiie, are more thickly set
tied ,l,an cur town people imagine, aud
We we're greatly surprised at the many cul-
tiya'c1 farms and substantial farm-hopses
Which line the public roads in all those
towns. Tie crops never looked better
and the turner's never were so s.nguine o.
a ricl, aud abundant harvest Those
towns possess every requisite for e,eat
farming country, having abundar.: &c Of the
bes; kini Of water, wool, ar soil.
Tie town of Schleswi.s was or princ;-
psi destination, an', rs this town is almost
entirely lsols.ed from Manitoxoc, for
want Of n thoronghfare), and bat little
Know 10 our citizens, we propose to give
. y more than q passing notice. The town
ship cannot be surpassed in Northern Wis
con,in for its ';ch aad productive soil, lis
fine water privileges. and the high state of
cultivation to which The settlers have bro't
it. We were necessarily compelled 10
I tIavei over large portion Of lis territory
and had an opportunity Of witnessing the
J Of Ia Il,
anl he iuxnrisucy Of the soil. II our peo-
! pie Imagine, rs we have imagined, that
! Suh'esHig IS an ou'-o!-,h3-way place, and
is entirely covered t. trees, tiey viii be
greatly AMI agreeaIly di..pD0iu'el ~ en-
HEY see il. for no town in the county can
-urtt.sit.
Tie VILLAGE OF KEEL" is >i;uq'cd
nearly IL Tho heart % The town Of Schit,-
viz. ard !, ne IF the most i,3uri-hnc and
owing burch, in the northern par, of
tie Sta:c. Although 1us of few wears
growth. il a'ready contains forty or iihv
LnI!ircc. AMI we noticed many more II
process Of erection. A large hotel, three
stores, an extensive ashery, an excellent
school house, and a Catholic church, are
evidences of the business ana prosperity Of
the riilPge. Il "a situated on The Sbcboy
-an river: has neyer-|aiiing WATERFOWL
er, ana sa" NH constantly turning out
l. lat y
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Taken Up,

Ry the subscriber, about three weeks ago, a
ahite and tlack SOW, with litter Of seven
pigs about three weeks Old. TIE owner ia re-
qnes'ed TO prove property. pa- charges, and taks
her away. MILES NcMAHOT.
Ysn,tovoe Jaroll. 1893
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west Cas- Price -

~ Particular attention vii! be paid 70
filing PA, sician's Orders, and putting NY
Prescriptions, Family Compounds, aud
preparations Of all kinds. DR.. LFrB>Eh,
me of the oldest anil most experienced
DR. lggists in the State, has entire cha'ss
If the Diu. Store, and persons dealing
with him can rely upon his skill aud ho.--
esty.
IT. BFRNER
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NOTICE..

NOT ICE.
WE are now prepared to issue Passage Tick
w e.- ir I'M European Ports named below TO
.aritowoc. WISCONSIN,, by the old Black Star
Line, at tollowing-named rates-payab!e in Pa
per money:
London to New York city-Aduits, s25
Children under IL wears OF age, %
Liverpool to New York city-Adula. 20
Children under u, lG
New York to Manitowoc by Railroads.&c..
Ond class, IS
Children, hall Price.
= c. SHOVE BIO.
Manitowoc Wis, Feb. 10, 1868.
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Recommends to his friends and customers
his new stock Of Bourbon, --ononeahela, Rye,
Old Rye two wears, and Rcctifed Whiskey
BranGics; Rum; Gin !; Arack; Cherrv Wine
and Brandy; German, Spanish and italian Bit.
tors; Rum and Arack Punch: all kinds Of sweet
Liquors. Rbein, French, Madeira ard Por;
Wines; Cider and Vinegar.
l will wait upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else III this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side, Manitowoc.
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". E. fsOY1I.

dttoyneY ord Counsellor a. lar.
Office OF T0.a Street. NaEito-cc. wisconsin
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t. EAGLE I'll
DRUG STORE.
South sid. Of Tie Rirer, Nan'to,soe., VIZ
HENRY BElsNEK

respectfully informs the public of Mantle
voc town ard county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
he Drug anti Medicine store formerly keps
" LFuBxER & RrpIGrE, on the corner Of
Franklin and Eighth streets, 'onth side OF
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
rep!enishing the same. lie has largs
aud extensive assortment Of rCRE eas
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Oshkosh City Nursery
% Varieties Of Apples.

Embracing Summer, Autumn ,nd Winter, and all
tested. hardy kin Usage irom5 to years, old
height 6 20 s feet Price when delivered a,
Oshkosh. per 100, t25 co; Dwarf Apples, SO
cents each
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From tho latest Milwaukee papers We
condense the following news from ,ele-
graphic De. Watches
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

HE nezt sss.ies OH III, Inzfilu,. -iii sor,u.,t.
Il on the FIilSI 101DAT a Janusrr lss1- ~-f,<
- drecliun md pruleis % lhe Nv ~. B--S
.haE. Fho has h-l fhsrEt ~ Il ~ ne - n
not especially nrftaf@ e. al cIlfre,f - -
iAnEhreIs - cdnrasc y - a rhru h - - 7l1-
1r Brnt-hau has taf charre al tl.r .-h..[1 - <r-
40 IS uuutbs duIrnf = rhich'tirns - - r--5.-+
lun|e - light siy uniperxal anfi-f,rffo- - -
rr1slees % trslns and rilpHs There nerrr - -
tire Tor eddcnfe their i-srrhfhr- - -
-nonry j. pienfy esrfythinr rrr7Ssr 49, h~.r-
30 prices. ard L1n Tutinn % lhn - hun 4 - ~-1
hat = vas Wlrn crel1tlng Wa a. iuw Ifrurrr--
hat exr ~ can theEe ie NO 50 mah rbo eher-
ecis 70 educzie b. da,lghisrz None5 B.cr1s. hers
Cleveland b alfl y , calsy we have A., I--li1lfl
rith sxcelIeut In-lri.r. aides =, surr--f -.
Assistants, 10 irstr4ct all who may fhTor win
heir patronaFr let Ds fnd an rni rlIeir tl,-Is-r
% f1e utrei and fuilt 40 snch Schocl "a Nm - ~
l,Airulable te'.e1i 70 = 1nd An honor q or tuu -
We lave n luiidInE 4nd ue have t-e I>acifrx TIE
balaHre dcvorc- l9on fhe people We hbl.c tb,~ ,-r
noblJ perIurm fh.i -..1tF. TT
The Trnsiees are thabklll to ihe i,itens for fhs
patronage htstUFed uilon Mr.. Bradshaw heretofore
and are glad 70 knou that under his ADMINISTRATION
os the Institution rtt lost av OF the riafle - =.
alton it su>ta ed IN the bitter ars of the Il.
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y virtue - tv~--sifs i-rnrs Ran he rs--uit
~ tculf II E4i1i--or crt1fy. uil sell AZ The
Count Hense n Hat i-oa.fhe frEt Nondnr q Enrrh
next u the hlE eif hlirr far cash q .fssfr T. "a
jnner1rnt ard r->r The 1ark al thaft.noo-n rec-r-
ered 1rsinst p " HumphrSys. ". H. alersnder ana
John = AlexandrE IN sid ssurf. the believing ffwn
lott etifd en tn sirfg aid irdrenent and cot 70
vi; one tsEn i, IN khsuanocra- Tennrss-r tie
Pro petty - = " Etuflfty<- firrfirr e. Vine 81
and nnjoining the iandr 81 laikin Hair ues- Nr-
Cahie ard " ~ 1fxsh6er srd t4positc The rrur-
srsJ e Jno- l. Bepkins- alro riher lei ~ Eine
Street IN ChatfarpeEa- hdjoiniirr tie Hair rnd Iiu-
phreys. snd tfpositr Eonkinr' 7o-~rfr .ti-s - =.
he Pr~rcrfy 81 " r. 1iern g. ard III l. -
1nies4 jadEnenf and scsl are = rsrnrlr nd
Fell-d a fcTrTTrr
Shrr n a. e.
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DIT Frins q decree q the chs .rery csr-f al Chat
IL taneoga. maoe ~ The January te n lgS3 in the
ca 81 Joen C. olaU nEniAIt 1ckn " Hkits srt
sthers. WI sH ne ILk tag 81 E4rrh lGS3. --u o.
ne premises ~ yuhlr eatpry. sir and twelve
1o1ths cresit. Eltho1t rcdeuplisr The fsll1rnr d.
scried lst sf i.sd lyinE riikin the cur7orzts its
u The ciiy q Chnlt1noora. tu-ut- Rrrtruf-r AZ :
STAKE Etaadins o. line % Fset soufh - d. r~sf
frou the beEnninE ~ fog acre irnrt of irnd 80
~ kcr BsTcc 10 Ifosa1ns1 nidler- thrure : 20 4 u
10 feet. ihencs y - 3 W 15t ie<f therr- \ "a
deg ~ 80 feet - tbr srfuniar
uiH 20 sell a. court Boune door n ~ rit.
Of Chattano0El ublic oufcrT On lbe rnr,e isv -
credit 81 rlnfhs several shnrrs of .fok i- -
VIII Valley 1silruad-
b11ds uiih approved security uiu hs required ior
ne p.rchase money. WI ]. STASDfFER
's.f-tE OK n
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200 IREMARp.

DRNAwAY from fhl preriser sf The subscrfber A.
n walnut valley Po-t once seuuatchie c.
Tennessee. the night of The 9Th Janvl Iss3 ne
gro boy named Rars sbouf IS ~ la wears old fref
OF inches high. Eti4h- ahonl rs pousds- lie 8
black negro. rather sharp laced onr rno1fh thick
lips. He says be vas rkisei in Krntucky br = nnan
namcd Fisher Bat H1s bonxhf BY ne a0out rs.nrhs
since IN Hamburg. Sixth C2rotina- he naTs he "a.
bruuf from Peiersbutg Va. u Hamburr mad On
uhrn he left. broHn ltanE pants. broun lcans coaf
and black cloth rsp-4is coat lad IL. white bsle
coat buttons and tle clnh Of Which NJ. coat vas
made had two eolofs init, part e Il heinE darker
broFh than the othr. viii pay 500 reward Tor his
deliJery TO ne. ny residencc in SeraAtrkie c.
Tennessee. $50 lcHltd ror h coninenent n nnv
jrfl = that can get hIn- JAMES ~ STEWART.
Feh5-1nla
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/, e The Empress Eu<snie dressed in the most
gorgeous style While AZ conpeig.e- She appeared Al
one time with quite collection of tropical humming
sirds about her penssn- Bot. says Ietfer~ufifer.
they were, h9Eeser, arrzng With good eject She
had dre.s q some Eey Himg pink material. Ehifh
looked % lght that ene would be n way srprisej
. see i noatiaE u The air Ike pipe-blsTn bubhls
Ine SKI would have been perhaps long a. the
train ot court drs were not, What Is technicilly
called loeped up EIth buncbes " noses - fresh
AR and 80 Ike tha>s whIeh grow n vel euliivaied
gnrden that the tro2icil hunninE birds uhich nnf-
tered on then SEEMED A. II attracted there ~ fheD
beauty Firehies a.a kieameE 0ot from bens sth The
green leaves and the side pf wrath " roes and
ro.sonds very ionEtaied bird of Parafiss had The
privilege q being Perohed the uhpie evening"
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TELEGRAPHIC.
[.rrer4l 70 ru- DAILY ..ssl-l
PROM HE UNITED STATES
DEFEAT OF TRRFEDERA-S NEAR PoRf
HUDSON. -
Federal re.sItsr. Resisting ArssIt.



MsBlLk. Feb ll.-A special disraick 10 tlls
Advertiser and Register dassd Jackson. Feb.
11th, says: A dispatch 10 tse Crisis from GreL,
ada s!ys that Chicago dates ef lie 9Th hav,
been received. aud New York d4iss oftHe 7rd
Dry goods hzd advanced beyond reach
green back fer gold I Is2ss
Trslre Confederate prisoners IA been frsz
en- to death at Camp Douglss
sa. Francisco d sp.tches OF Ihe srd say
Judge craymer had decided that Green backs
were not = legal tender
Tie H4tteras y as sank by the British ship
spitfre
Al Isdia.apoIis dispatch Of the srd says
Federal dssertsrs are making fo1cible rssis-
teHce 10 arrest and great excitement has been
created in consequence.
The Kentucky Legislature has ordered out
twepty thousand troops usdsr The military
board to resfst tie enforcement Of LincOlns
proclamation.
POkr HuDsoS. Feb Information has
just reached our Picksts that a portisu Of sib-
lsy's command snreunierea The. en.ny at In
dian village lately and routed them after a
severe nSht Inc enemy ad1nIf losa OF sne
thousand killed ~suhd.d and missing.
Positive isfornatioh from Bzisn Rouge says
the Nassac chusetts brigade and negro reri-
ment have been sent below The tot.l force
Of the enemy is Hinsteen ikensans. psssrtsrs
are Continually arriving hsrs.N A aaE Or truce
came il to-day Notlsing lnPsftant vas CLEAN
ed. Tls flag Of truce boat win PrisOn.rr.
win 20 10 yiek.targ. Ten thousand Cenf.s-
derat.s reported at y o. Doubtful
RrcrnoSD, Feb 1l.-HasOh 4 HarnOl's tf.--
merly Stearns's) extensive disti'lery at the
Rockets. was destroyed by FIRE last night.
Loss heavy.
RIcHnoSD. Feb ll-Tle Washington cor
respondent Of the New Terk Tribune says the
yeIlsw bosk in possessisa Of Csunt MereSsr
contains evidence that The renovsLof Butlsr
wa kaown to Drouyn d.l Pp5zell IA Paris
long befsrs It was known to prominent mem
bers Of Congress IN Washington.
RIcIsHsSp. Feb. IL Tile gonate passed N e
hnanee bill yesterday in secret session The
provisions Of the biII are net tynass public
To-day Mr. Phil m from the Select ComEit.
tee reported back tho bill to impress cotton
fer public use. with rscsmnsndatlou that il
pass The bin was placed On the calender
The Senate thea went into secret session
The Houke Is in secret session.
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WILL BE paid b. ihs nndzrsiE1ed. or ths deliF-
tuenty foar or ave yGtrs ID. feet q 10 inchr-
high las plan fclrf bi- Ire bead. N Inpetlmrnt
IN ka rpeecb. We1r4 uhi<kers. weighs abcut I15
ponnds snf lad q Bten nc iaft dark cluGhinr "a
bare beaded- Sid bdy Ipurckazed q A. J. Win1on.
e Ch.tt1nooEn. TennE. un ths III DecTn1er IsE1.
and Iet ny premises - TIE niEht u ths l1Ik Jn1J
lss1- The sboFs reward I'll bs EireE = n.y oss
Lhat uin bring - - ny b01-e Is nIlea SouLh =
CbauanooEa. - aoufe descrlbed negro. couEnn1
Jln5 71lns J0HS s uESDERsOS.
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TAKRH No

Nd esEniitrt 10 jzii ~ The military .uikorifIs.,
n at Chsr.nqcEa. n tks Sd q oetsber. iss1 and
mere recer ~ ctulttfd ~ nrtnE Justice 81 Tie
Peace Ter he ccenty 81 Hau1licn. 1eIn The l.Hh
81 1eeenner, ISL n nrErs hey. caIiinn kis same
JOHN. AID ssys hs brlsnrs ts Wn- Jsnes. ef Ken
phis s.t hoy Il black, - years ed feet - inrhrs
high The surrr - 1esuesied 70 Gene foruard
FEsFe rsBrrty. pay sharre- ard ffkr hiz jaii
dse1o J. n. SNAIE Inilsr-
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THE Eun Of Qainby & obinson of Meupki. Tenn-
\ In this day dissolved ~ nufnaI consent AL
Persons having claims against s.ii frn viii presss,
The same . " T. Qinby uhs Il aiose .utborised %
pay, and All persons Who are Indebted 70 said am.
= Al make Immediate paynenf % Eaid Quinbg. Who
has been authoriEsd - settle mid hrrns bnsinez.
4h; 7. Quincy. Genn P.rtaers.
JAS s CLAGHORN Special parfn r
ktoWah, Ca. Jan n. ls63- lfeblo3nl
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QT Tirtus sfan sr1er ~ ~ isu-ned So ciru-it
~ Court q H,1il1ua conuf, iii - - ~.
court Ho1se n HlEriron- e. fhc Sra Nonany 81
-,rrn nezt 70 ne liahe.t litdr ior rnrh. The Sol
.osinF tr.rf - l1nt tasif- ~ - -.nd h Han
,c1 cosntr9, dirirlt Ne l. ldiulnnr lhr innds -
Jane Erass- ard ethes confainirr frr ncrrs rore
o. lees. and knuun IanksirT Nh fr.cf Irrt-5 a.
"a the property - ferbsn TankssT u r.ti.fr iodr
nenf ard cr<f n isEur a WEEhinltou Hlrss.
feo+-u " e. GARpESUIRE
Drf1ufy Shsrfn - II e
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\ OFFER Tor sale thk above property belonging 70
H. W Toh AliehcH, and used By hin lBr ssrsrnl
ysafs Boarding lSchool. and mure recently -
Hotel Il coutalns tHb large story buildings Sad
SeTeuty rocms The Errund. containing eight acreE.
embraces maEnifceft Sprinf o. never falling. pure
free stcne water uith D caveS and hue waterfall
IN The latter also larse stable. kitchen, negro
house. Slrokchouse a.
As the Mounfain = f.Enrite plaec fur summer ~
sort. and viii undnrltedly b<como m1cb more -
this property being tbe only posseeing abun-
danf supply u uated within conFenienf reach i
justly considered u the mast valuable II the kind
Jazz ,. a WILLY
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4 IL persuns n Rhea Counfy. 1eturxn tbe ares a
- ~ ard - years. Iabls 70 ecnscrirlior Ill he
nzsel1titd q HnfhnE-sl ne leth 10 e Fetsun-
~ le6f- Lnrolhag O1rr1 Wil be furn sbed uith
-fs1ed 40 thpsl 40 nay br eltitie1 Il thrrn pr
russ Claiming ex-nplion un3rr The 1u nre ntsss5 I,
1l1ke aPpratiur - th1ir EuroIliI.r O1ccu Al I-e-
t.E Her rialns my be decfded On Lle letk das -
febrn1ry-
knrtl1ng OricerF VII their hfa endearurs a.
brlnE - Al t1e c1a.erips - TIER rrfpeclire d.
t1cl1 = H. pace of r1ndeEvo ne tr 5e>rna-
ted An uil coDe provided uith tl.nksts 81 tiher
- slsthing- = d BLAKE. Il Col C. :. A.,
-N- Cuuunndnnf a ConrcrilILs.
We vii be present - ths aboFs sF,es1rc tine AID
pnce q exEnine ant dnrhnrr. nli Enen uA1 ur1f
= NJ =. DUL1EET
YEA LA PP HALE.
WF EDEULDS
E- krIninnE Board-
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IlAED EPoR sAIR

An ACRES. Ia II. woods wei finberet vita sak
~ aud hickory. hear Good springs. I've nii.s
from Gnykvire. On tiIe Western and Atlantic Rad
Road sotinon Gulliney % william + 1fsrd in
The neishborheod vii sho the place 10 any Eish-
ing - Pufchss = bargain ear be had n HI. Land.
appilcati0n 70 J. II. WILLY. Us
jan 10Th 1853 Opposite The Pa Once.
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TIE Nsrran Messenger ali.n -Kn Calson--
IL Sire fernoet Black n pk dan Nes-efcer
1nrc- broWn col.ir- 1t3 bancs high Il vesrs 90 =
sure zeal setter 40 lss trsfed fresuenily IN 1rbs
= - ihas ihrre uinniea- Price II 80 sles0 III
40 Apply - A. = hlBB.
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NunsER l63.


DkEeU1NI . . Derd - Tru-t e1-rnls1 ~ h &
duI - ne. ~ aeII irr cark. a. unlEc uuirrT
70 he biEAtst tfd6sr 81 tke Mnrkri hsr - ChSfr.
noogl. Tea - thc 1eih al q Fsh lsE1 fbs
l,lin11E Pr-zs. Tyfe Innd ulflr natsrInf 1T -
lo1fe1 . lie Ee1r tor O1cc. neun nnper lately
poblisAed a. Chaila .oora n q EcTlfF
Fe9t-tos tn Trnrife
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kTAGn.'

II Mr.. TActs wht wns sn bard The Steamer Ma
ria DeDninz Il prisoner 81 Earl when Eran D-
Sonfhgate died. vii sad his a3dIr<s % San- &
Psiu<. Etoush Gsorsia. he will confer great fsrsr
NFess-ln' SAN g P2fSR-
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A HORSE. sadtie Ahd bri1ie frurn ne o. th< 1sth
a al The bnrseluas trep che., nut sorrs1. III
ize1 : deep ratdle netElT zraird rl pag $50. -
uard Tor horse bfid-d aud - 1dic. delivered
n>s Susfh % Lainyebrs. Ca
Jany- z7-lEs A B. J4CK5OS-
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(u-Alks 81 every desrrlptioa aga inst he Csn.r3c
- rats Corsrnntnt rettled Hnh accurary and de
pafcf- Attends Al lie Confrderatr State courts
heId n the city cfRitkmsnd- Attrers Sex Ilsl.
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A Nd eemnitied - jail b. he zi'itary auiAorif rs
"A - Chat-anonra. On TIE = of OcicLcr. ~ AID
rore ally coc1nt1ed ~ Al artur Jurlicr oftir
feere. for tie cuunfy % Ha miles. Trn-- on ti.c
l1th q Dec, Ise1 nerro bly Eba l.yr kisranel l.
JACK and thaf he bcloarB 1i1 Fri1e n Sr..rr.
White county. Tenn- Ssd bu- 4 biark "a var
-. fr-t I i1rh hiEb- Ths prnrr y rnrnr.fe5 -
co1e tefEard. prove Frufeity. ~ rknrEcs nnd take
BIN rutul izil- Al SWAIN
orc1l Jnilor
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THE Tax payes ufil piease cal ~ the Reeou3er'.
Il Of6re and Eire 4 fheir property and polls fo'
eity i.ze., fos The present. kser,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

"a We regret t. learn that Naisr Eensral
Rousscau 10 suffering severely fron throat diE-
ease louis yonrnef 22d III.
Hemp would prove an sfectics, and csrtair;
y sure confedsrate cure FOR the above.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

THE fPREsENr YANKEk CoN6REss Lou
isviIIe Journal catches littIs Of The FIRE of the
fnes. and THIS hprries the Yankee Congress
Of the boards
We count with great anxiety the days and
hours which. as they pass. hasten the -adveht
Of the fourth Of March, when the present rad
lcal Congress will terminate by its constifu
tional limitation Until that time arrives. the
country will be in a coubiant sta . or apprs-
hensicn. and the truly loyal should prepare
day Of Jubilee 70 celebrate the close OF the
miserable legslafion which has brssght the
nation TO the verge Of ruin. and would have
accomplished its destruction had rs talent
been equal to its maligniiy. But Il i always
darkest just before day and, amid the present
gloom and desPohdency. we look forward 10
the fifth Of March a. the glorious da~ning Of
better day for the Unioh-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

OF Asst surseoa Il. Key. t.Ppo>s5 q y Ma ~
amy al = near Ch.il.noag.- Addrez..
jah1s-2ss M. T. ky
xatll Ceu,S i Ofsce NoAfe A.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

w wi.h % lire 50 rocd cho1pers md truu-ssnrs
" 80 cne rood black smith % uork a. snl
near 4attlie, Va tod uaEes and runria a. e n fr
ment ~ - given 70 nifhfui abuIPra either 1ack
- uhi,ei ine paoe = oerirabs one. nu rexrres
nave ESCAPED ifoln he pl1ce Apply innedinfelr 10
X ekAGO. 1il1nta. Ca
feo-, ~ or hEAoo, kkSsEDr. PaINrR Co
6alfrtIe y
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

ihi-iy days and b<a4iifuIlf rriuled and ruled. ~
sale ~ THE REBEL OfFICE-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

cfRUP sTRUPt uEreo-l.sl. y barss- Eev
- Ori.ln1 6TluP ~ E.se, ~
ja11I-1H T. L<-1-
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RRoDrcE DE1LEEs kRD
cOmMISsIOE MERcHax-sS
HueFEElzBoEo-IEzn
! 1sth. lss1-llr
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II. J. HUe HES


Attorney Law. Claim Agens a-d xss.ry
Publf~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

TFrom the Harrisburg Pen ID Patriot. Jaaary u d
Hoceasta Tracks -Atfemb b,t tJ tfsibe =. he mlses
the E~gfslnture ,-f~undis,s Develep-A
mcnfs = General Cam tIon,s O,~r-4tloss- 20
Ensct HIs t.I~~tl stfs th~ United 4: afes Sem
aIe-statement Of II p Erer Bo, tr 20. snb-a
OF = nabty froI. = .issi - County,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

a. Store oPPosiie Ebe Pea 0aioe. HarErl {.
derlt-lm
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-05
Our Meeting.

TOhenr Governor PierpOint and Au.
ditor Gene, notwithstanding the hoHi.
bic roads, there was a splendid turn out.
The Governor by an accident in his fam
lily. was prevented from being present,
but the lucid, weighty and truly clio.
quent address of Hon. Samuel Crane,
well repaid all, and cannot fail to pro-
duce much good. Being a STAKEHOLDER
and aud an exile, and being our Auditor,
his facts and figures we're overwhelming
and conclusive. and hads "by authors
ty' ring about them, that silenced caVel,
and demonstrated the necessity and
economy ofpresent separation.
We regret our inability 10 publish his
elaborate argumen! in this weeks issue;
we will give synopsis in our next.