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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25

I'm exchange tells the following simple
story Of little child kneeling by his bed to
pray, AS ne retired for the night. He said:
Dear Heavenly Father please don't let
the large COW hook me, nor the horse kick
me; and don't let me run away outside Of the
gate when mother tells me not to-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25

contains 96 pages of songs, duets, and choruses both
sacred and secular, including - pages OF prayers for
sick and dying soldiers soldier Scripture Manual.
1t s well suited for social singing, well sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, So here liberty dWeIis is my country" 1.-THE
Cnrstian Hero" Three cheers for our Banner" "Come
sing to me Of Heaven," columbia, the Gen Of the
Ocean," "FIeeman's Gathering" "Coumba's King
forever" "Marching Along" &c. Prices-paper :
ers IS cents SO per 100. Mailed al the retail price.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25

A new American Arctic expedition, under
the conduct of Capt. Hall, the well known
explorer, leaves the States next month, on a
three years voyage to King Williams Land
and Boothia, Felix peninsula. Capt Rob
inson, of Newburg, has most literally contrib
uted his schooner-yacht.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25

An Irish physician was called to examine
the corpse OF an other Irshman who had been
assassipated by some Of his countrymen.-
This person, said he, after inspecting the
body, was so i'll, that if he had not been
murdered he would have died half an hour
before"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25

czf- The resolve in England that the able
and 10000 of the 250,0 900 cotton spinners
and their families now out of work and bread,
shall be employed by the Government, OF
works to be begun for this purpose, such as
constructing forts, draining waste lands and
building aqueducts, shows that not only can
no Englishman expect to be supported in idle
ness, but it means that England will not en-
courage her skilled workmen to emigrate.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
anbbnsh ScbooI Br.l, No. 4,

contains A pages, and nearly 200 tunes aud hymns,
Is the most popular Book ever issued. Among the
most popular pieces are, 'Bind Words e Zen Above
Christian Eero Beautiful Zon,' Il ought TO love my
Mother, Thc Angels told me So 'In the Light Rest fer
the Weary &c Prices paper covers, 20 ceuts, each,
$5 per 100; bound % 800 per 100; cloth bound
hnssad .iIt. 30 80 lMn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
HORACE WATERS Ag't
Publisher of the above Books, ~
Vocal Music. with Piano Accompaniment.

Vocal Music, with Piano Accompaniment.
A large assortment OF new and popular songs, bal
lads Duets quartetts, and choTouses, is ued daily
Among the popular are, Shall know each 9th
er there" Lowrey why have my loved gone,
II will De thee ooh, there's no such girl
mine by Foster; Mother's love is true '5w, love
forget not " &c, by Keller % each AZ hear
sweet voices singing "Homs is home," Forget If you
can, but forgive" by Thomas, 80 cents each.
coming, Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more,
always iOok the sunny sid " "shan We know "a II
other there ?" &C., with brilliant Variations by Grobe
80 cents each.
PoSas, VALUES, Marches, QuIcksteps, Quadrills Sc
by popular authors All kinds OF Singing and Instruc
ton Books Catalogues mailed free to any address,
Music mailed at the above prices.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
: -. /. 5,.owd !. oussgp~i
WAY 2lf 1863.


Dark y me clouds. Of even, 30
Reused in the weste." heaven,
Waiting the trerth that life
Alff94dfo4t mass. end drif 80
Terna15f AMI falling brand
Ov-T ruined mHdi
80 still and orderly, s..
Arm ~ arm knee 80 knee,
Waiting the great event,
Stands the black regiment
Down the long dazky line
Teeth CLEAN and eyeballs shine;
And the bright hayonet,
Bristljng and firmly set,
Flashed with purpose grand,
Long ere the sharp command
OF The fierce soiHngdrup
Told them their time had come.
Told them that work was gent
Fer the black regiment
Now " the hag~sergeant "rted'
"ThOugh death ana ne' DetIae,
Let the whole nation zee
If we are fit "a be
Free ia this land or boaHd
Down Ike the whining hDInu-
Bound with red stripes OF pain
In our old chgia- a.siuI-
Oh what q shout there went
From the black regiments
fCharger' Trump and drum awoke
Onward the bondmeu broSei
Bay0Det and sabre stroke
Nalnly opposed Their rGsh.
Through he wild battles crush,
With but one thought sfush,
Driving their lords Ike chat
In the guns mouth they laugh;
Or ut the slippesY brands
Leaping with open hands
Down they ear man Snd horse,
Down IN their awful course;
Tempting with bioody heel
over the crushing steel,
All their eyes forward bent
had al ir1a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
Waters' Cheap Music for tt,e MIIIIon

Arranged solos duets quartetts AID choruses for
musical societies choirs Sunday schools public schools
seminaries, etc. shall we know each other theref
Don't you hear the Angels comiGg? Shall We meet be
yond the rivers? BE in titne' There is a Beautifu
World where Liberty dwes Is my country Free
dom, Truth, and Right we coming Father Abra
am, six hundred thousand more There is land o
Love- Sorrow shall come again more Heavenly
Home Come sing 70 me Of Heaven. Lard in sight,
We will love our sunday SCHOOL, Our God is marching
Plantation Negro Far Freedom Mcrn has dawned
at last Over the mountain Little Elias an Angel
lilies gone to Heaven Suffer little children to come
unto me- Bury me in the morning Mother Come 10
thy rest Sweet hour of Prayer &c Price cents 81
cents Per doz., So per 100; pst=ge l cent each In
sheet form. With Piano Accomplishments, 25 cents.
Published by HORACE WATERS, AIT
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25

Prentice laughs at the heading ''Astound
ing Robbery" which frequently appears in
connection with some fraud on tle Govern
ment. He says he occasionally s, les cases OF
astounding honesty, but robbery no longer
astounds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
The Harp o9 Freedom

contains 80 pages Of songs, duets and choruses for
Freedom. Among the choice pieces woui name,
Fair Freedoms MORN" % lei my people CO." over
the mountain" They worked me all the day" &c.
Prcs cents sngl 80 per Dozen So per 100 pos-
Iagr cent each.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
Esufh: q Sncrod Cantnfn
The Revival Music RaoA

contains l26 pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer,
sic by Pr Cu. This excellent book for concerts
for the young Prcespaper covers 20 cents, s15 per
1906 bound 25 cents, $40 per I0u.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
The Athenqeum Collection

contains - pages of tunes hymns designed for
ylval, praye ana conference meetings. Price in pa
per sug!e copies, 10 cents, IS per 100 Mnied
At the retail price.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25

\ Pulpit HABIr-A correspondent is hold
ing few pictures true to life, for the notice
OF such Of his clerical friends as lie may have
Of them, hoping the reflection viii do no harm
lie says: Il notice in some cases a hand
kerchief habit in the pulp which has led me
to inquire if the use OF that very necessary
article is part Of theological training. no
tee some ministers take it out of their peck
cts rs they do their sermon, and lay it On the
pulpit. Some SPREAD it out Iengthwise through
the middle of the Bible; some roll it up and
tuck it under the Bible; some shake it every
/ lev moments over their heads some clench
Il IN their hands as if they were going to
throw 1t at the audience; and some keep
crowdins it into their pockets and pulling it
/ out again with nervous movement. as if thew
dld not know what other use to make of their
hands. l went once to hear popular young
preacher, and as much as half of his sermon
was made up of pocket handkerchief and
most of the other half was gold watch and
scraps Of poetry"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
New FEaemuAhiFr

Noelection for Governor by the people have =
ing taken place in New Hampshire last spring.
it devolved upon the Legislature of the State
in joint session, after its organization, to
proceed to the election of Governor At
the convention of both houses on the 4th inst,
Senator Whitehouse for the Joint Committee
to whom were referred the returns Of the
votes for Governor, reported the following re-
suit:
Whole NUM- er5of votes .---......- 800. 66,s43
| Estimated as scattering ------------.--.-- 5o5
Walter Hartman War DenocraU had. By
Joseph A. Gilmore Republican, had. ~ OBJ
Ira a Eas'man lCoppsrbeadj hed------- 81, 833
and no person having majority of votes
as required by the Constitution, there was
found to be no election by the people. The
report was accepted
THE Convention then proceeded to ballot
| for Governor, for the ensuing year, with the
I following result: .-s
Necssssry.to choice. .--s.-----.. 49, l64
| Walter Hartman WAR Democrat had..---- !
| 1 ra A Eastman tCopperhead) had. ..-..---- l32
Joseph A. Gilmore Republican had ---.. ls2
and Joseph A. Gilmore was declared duly
| elected -.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
Published by HORACE WATERS, ACT
No. 4S1 Broadway, n. Y
WATERs's Choral Harp-A New Sunday

M ATERS's Choral Harp-A New Sunday
~ School Book. Of 100 pages Of Beautiful
hymns and Tunes. 1t contains mauY gems, such
Shall We know each ether there Suffer title children
to ;cme unto me- The Beautiful Shore oh tis gor
Qua, Leave We with my MOTHER HE leadeth me be-
SIS per 100; bound % cents $50 per 100 It's edit
ed by HORACE WATERS, author OF Sunday School
Bells, Nos and 2 which have had the enormous sale
by
HORACE WATERS 481 Broadway,N.
For sale by SAWYER d THOMPSON, 50 Fulton av.,
eerner OF Jay st. ly50.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25

Mr. J. A. Hedges, of Cincinnati, has lust
returned from Southern Illinois, where he en-
gagged to put up works for themanufacture of
sorgho syrup capable OF grinding aud evapo-
rating the cane Of six acres per day. The pro
prietor is Mr.. \. w Sassau, of St Johns. Per
~ county, Illinois. who has three hundred
acres of cane now growing. His fields begin
70 look Ike Southern sugar plantations Mr..
! i5eieher, the sugar rUfner, of Chicago hasalso
three hundred acres Of sorgho growing on the
Illinois river.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
TO THE SICK.
Notice for May and July, 1868.
DR.. V. CLARENCE PRIZE
= lLnte If R,lHulo, Neao York.l

UT WILL BE ISGBI e NEE ED THAI DIR
PRICE has regularly visited this place for three
wears restored health many suffering from affections
of the Lungs, Tn o&t Liver, Heart, Kidneys, Rheums-
tisu Uattarrnh Dyspepsia FITS, s!hma SC oua,Drop
sizes Female Complaints and other diseases called
chrome most nav ug despAired of recovery To the
eur, of chronic diseases, their Yarons forms and
Lagos Dr. Price devotes his whole attention. He is not
reYiYihg old worn out system advocated years ago
bs speauinvs adventures, but method OF treatment
OF p wears standing and still pursued IN the East with
une Iuailed succttg- system founded ON truth. no
rjftng sacr idcng life experiments Rno"iedge We
content for speculation, experiment and quackery!
We use no minerals, destructive agent, nor eXhHustts
energee or iuure The constitution make sick to
MAKE welt t. sr down build up We Invite honora-
Die investigation feeling thst Our cause lie just Fhosr
sick aud discouraged call upon ue-advlcc granitons
Our Philosophy OF Practice is founded on the Law OF
Nature. Our theory Disease the theory OF Expert
rnce nuCj eyidenceour Materia Medca tho BOundless
Forest! Dr. PRICE viii be Tor Consuit"tion at
KENOsHA. City hotel, Friday the Sd Of July
1868.
Racine Raeipe House, Thursday, ~ OF July.
WapEe.ba American House, 2Ilh of May.
Resideace-- Waukegan, H., whers I'll letters 'hou1
be sent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
NOTICE
u" w n : e II
En- PrObnte-KenOs County

/. ". WEBSTER, Co. Judge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25
Dissolutien Nsrice.

Kenoshs, June Sd, 1868.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

~ The abstract Of the Presidents
Message which we publish els sexhere, pre-
sents ID very clear apd simple terms the
three eHas of the existing war. concluding
no le4s' justly, Is we think with the opinion
that Fear meeting theIf for the las,
time and ye1r. Whether this be true or not
hpwefef, one thing ~ quiss evident to the
mind of every one, apd tllat is the phases
Of character aud purpose throu Oh which
the pfosrefs Of hOstilitiss has passed. The
features which markea the YgaIaIday hero
who went out 70 Manassas in July. '6l, can
NOT be feeogni7qd anisng the bleared and
the u PPoHted lines Of dsPraFity which bring
the yiFdse Of Butler the Beast Of Pep
the Bully, and IOf Rosecranbl the Oppressor
into sqdh 'oafhed and unIFersal contempt
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

C'OPAhT, ERSIliP SOTscE.-1hs sns.u;r,,s
~ 'tnr - = -trd tfruseFe< frl,sIIer ur6rr -
size ssa nrn of BnSDrRANT 4 HATTHI1S -
- ts1I..e = c-.1lar-i1< - 9 IoIIHRT IED con-
1L-ftoN bt',IA 49, in l-Incllhro. w.
W.. II .e.trl >totk - GkOtERITS an1 ET1PTI
bHl'f GOODS - en- h obtsl-ed- .1d rIl rnrrr =
f-.af a. serve or rnsfi'nler- ~ ~ tines-
crf ft'cii1E lie bz-rfrss n he f4SH r-r~~f-r,
Ff NJ y GA ied u tnrr inir-r1ntnls u cfr -
ceunlly I-Irla-ers. 81 lef bs 1I.-itiae CT retail
ttt1 ietneAts or fi,tr- nieat Chrn nnt al chs
er.t Ig f-Cicr siifsisl shi rr1p % rriI.rnr n ~
a-es "a -o'.u NsI-@ arr n q
4-afu'actIrfd ard >In.kin., Trbrrc, "a 49, -
Al hlrs alrk.s 20, iI..,c
Ne ral'eii : -h4se ~ the pnh.e patronage
, p fONIuRANT
: p1clt sm JAMES MATTHIAS
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

Moth Ing great. noble a,ld-eodike "a te All. ned
rtboslt sac ises- he 81 wstid be 0f.sl ~ esu
tsu. useft Ms r,eatisa potent ID b. iaa.e.o-
lnlmilsd 40 ant-r.-h-li a ri, fani- .sd hsre b,
;hoagHis AFe Hsrds tondiy REPEATED lpag sfter hi,
rave i lost y earth 1is,t sasFihce his ..,. ,ne
many ~ his d. nestle and .,eisi a. he
altar oi.iHdhstry. He whn would write li. nan. II,
be annals 40 history he who wsai idl make ustioi
fesi thar he ired he wha would taye al ihs ris,
and p sEigs q freem-n's zsmaty Ia called m,
frequently % !ay iswa ia lie Neith4r eau .py rsss
permanent seciai. pubic r. 90 mou Rssd -
qnired tlort sacrifice lrs sanufry iia ri,-tsnsrl
Ter lie aud death. ha- IT, ait.r Many .r4tie..
.acrilire has Erarrd il. Fathers hnshsrds son. sno
bext The pafsst Of Southern sbirai,,
md ,hpnga every victim caused Hang in s.ne
asAH e4rti' esna'f hral. sgt they haze heea nre,
:iv. -. Nay God bless the ssr<areds
Among The notle~t wha have fali,in. and r.h
slosd .Fsih cat 81 the Erusd 70 hs God n bl,sirs
fr venEes nee. is Capt oE,lILx Errxk. son Of Hon
T. Il. IN ~ Of Nashville feans.see. 1howss killed
IN "Wednesday sofh uli on The bioody III Id Or gs,
f7sss sbore. This gallant young naa. init rersnr i,ss
sanhasi e8li. ed n the sstvic. Of ths SottE l N,
beginning sithis i, private IN koaisanr r On.
NaslFills. commanded BY capt Fsster he ss.sas,
ADVANCED 20 First Sc gs4nt = Ais conpkny the, 4.
Serg-aHf Asjpr IF the 10th Tsnnss.ss r. <isneut
hen aid {, Isl walker. adting a. BIirasi,r ~.
nn..iy aidae Sesy t;ea rF-ston. n rbcA so..tisn
ne ras wien lie died.
Hseareer, though brief Il. rcsplsndert with sct.ot
intrepid bravery that have given his nkue prou,i
aence in the nomencIatnrs Of martyrs Tot the
oun,ry aud have engraved il more la, ssy oss
he Ieals Of bis c,an'r men,. He Wa rI.usie ,-rs
n The balfe a. Fishing Greek and vas ten rr,so.,l,
y the efle'ny A'ler his reepvery ia Fe,lerr.I bls
plat be tsqAped ''O1r lines *her is sny esey sa
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17
To the Farmers Of RaIt ren1se,.eeT

Ut aFa1'es need al The Hogs and c4tllk you can
iat1en. and liberal prices will lue b4iA fol ,gI,rk
Hogs Beevts aud Corn TIL fl'f ~ W w Z :
| have been assigned TO the purch1 5el or htlrl
eeSves, cOrh, &C. in East Tennessee III ! M
Q sufficient humber OF aaenfs 10 IssisI le "a 9r u
their territory aad Will in due tlr. ID, 49,
names III 7 RI T---I-I I III
have determined TO make tIir.s ;ax.,sa Il,
liberal; and nope every hog ia t.a.t y
bic for pork will be fafiened le1Il III n
Mylo1Hee for the present i Afl.ntk o.t Il tlilr
10 Knexsie soon Ietterl "a. ,kl..i-1 -, ~ 4.
either point viii 10 attended 70. l'lIT 9tfrlh~'
,. +. fCB &Hfxil4 els ff
Sspsotf Major and lk.l d.. 81 Al 81
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

- ANAWAT frnn TIE ruhsrsii<r Az n,i,,- r. -
the l3ll inst BRAZ = Trli.uI - - - -
fe4r1 cd. nrar SIX feo1 birh- uerri,. a.. E---7s
-. -. - t--AI --o -rlife-111 q broun clcIt
- --."u lf-nf F-nts. and leathPr cap. brlu -
- --- ts-rtr- ne III ~ - Esf - thl Tanknaa
E - % -11ts trNaro Tor 1l11 boz. dllirarnt q
"a - u -.-oa- SAHES LYMAN
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

Acokso4lrr REs nksr Il gsntle,uao hun F,cks
snFa tlls ~ thai il or tie Ate fghs ara,nd n
ply RECIPIENT comps se f ennscrhbts aud n{f con-
fdered very reliable raw efles. FAs D. sred in r
Postlor whfre il was slippo1ed They Ftud nJt ae cx
posed % very sevcsf oSEeal. iii turned out thf
their position became ie hfstast Iiaff OF i.e feis
They singled flr tbai re ira heavy cbfnm,
Pf the enemy Hheir t3oienel rhd tells the btofF
htates thai when the fankefs mAdether sppesraisct
~ front, anscaine up in endil line tie clsscr: pt.
showed evident sighs II Hhea$inessl lie kaw fhe
heads nf biz men lnuing eyefy Fhlcl Nay h ;be
tight LETT and tear, apd flI m "a flleiiisa3ns 81
hi.safnehS be expecfef tfeiy mpFTlenf zee them
break aud an he lound III Hefes< aus u ne an H.
fpolness aud jndgmsntt4 restore co ndenee. K linr
Along their Hes with Hready hirn-f- wafs =
orders dent Ore uniilI give the W nd he rnsa~
lEfd - keep them in Hhe tEltil the faukce rot NJ
Within point bank range when he Gare The rsr.i
h IRE Sats the Colonel. u seeined 10 Epc thas
every sqldet in the regiment pckt6 ssut his sf it
thf enemysTanks. and thar bne we1t down EsF srery
tfikEsr pniIky.n The 1Te threw The Yankce4 inis.
donfnsle1. seeing which the Colonel n the cufskr kripfs
saTe The command 70 charReE and with Wild hurrn
Tue fresh leFlesi rushed fbrUar5 Ike pack o.
4sfilsjlst utraaed from Tarras. ana drove fia enc
shy ntln the field Sincs ti.3t day 81 n5rer makes
apy distinction between So4feer- regulars and con
IFrip.s in thf viekkbprg Arui =. MabAs R,gsstel.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17
FDreigR[ -Itan,

MI sIhs has had Anqlher itterr.er with Ssps-
leon and ~ Drtnyn ID LEihts and Count ae Persir
ny are now in avir of Ithslsp nj
retlsHa shows that durI q ne pre.ep ,esr ssrtx
sIx An4rieaa ships have bss4 resilteaed At verpSu.
The chlbny OF View south lwsies .a- eor,rii.s,e
sh5 600 tsr the rei4f of khe Kneing sliefsiir % Ii
The eottP4 districts az EnslAadl If
The fdsf CLYDE sieame5 KsI9 had he-i aid 70
ne pnfederater aHd was Abdptlto on a cruise
frs.ns prt sla.-iy nalt lief 'afn oyerhaaIee
GafhdlIi's ridea. son was nictssl1v won ,ded IN
dael wfh she Italian wAS are-Esd 81. fsihr: si'el
wounded severely.
TIE Bf3don stAl .ay rs.sst enthusiastic ine~tins
a- TEN Aeid At Lnn1 ieih IN fxnfeks yHtthy with
y tne an az policy y ameiica- sboui th5er
th"1iSsnd ffrF'ns Fese pref,lit
The P4ii- uorFets 1Sys t5st !bbre ionrpals rrsr-
eerz5td HE ieideney ~ te cutse of France v h..
e,neFipg HHeaiati si1 An{rits and entirely niisun
ders1sd II chafnckeGE fl
Ths 1T cotton eFlp IN AiFersl j. n,t - pr.sac
Fr rf il Wa xaet I'D n ba gle Enalish g. = nam,
MAie nd prr'sed ierI sats ~. On i tii,t conn
try hsd Yi;hatasnq
Tb- .EEish cove, fr.sa Nh. rtcssa ID &C manu-
isctfsd 70 miles Il rsfuiAtire tfi-er h 70 eorp
Plsta hr 5eieg fa tif'inlhiIdlitf stwe,l. Ing
Tie Lohdes sii9el x ls4r4tie nitIce- u. 'eoneea-
lserHlud. The watet -'atr- that lssr irs Nile ls-
sesn -ihttrHcted n prtetr ;litish vlss,l< from
out1age.ll II She h.3is u Feds1si CRUISES yia. N
Britth wzlsrz. li II
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

C'oluf1htis. tseo-. Scprl 81. lsss Z
frdrr q Qlzirelrss s-trr ssrnerai k.Tt hssu i.
oi he ieerrs HID for lte ains lr tnrrer 80 -
pr tfse q Ieaihsf pa -f.cturitF- IssrerI i1r-
t = fier on band and srr a. uiIl do ~ a
rr.ef. me HiIn pr.pfr ici~rerceF- Tie a. ~ -
= tis a1- u l. - crt &C 81 rlfrfrllc fnrnarn =
a-stsi + - dig All leata-r 49,. "a -.------[,
pri,e- I.rfff u i.1rr-t.es (. n-rf1Sn
zpgif ~ ~ 49, O.
Attention. Hamilton Count- ccnrrr;r..
tl Ier<-n Ia h-I1it fc-.ltr. iahlr L. sorarrir-
n tl a. between th- ~ is -ld a. srars uiiI Z
.--f,i fi - ta--t ~ ios1 ihs it4A Az - Janr.-
H,4It "a rr-f'car. ft. a-t ..ff - .l. . .....,.s
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Fu The sDPoirlneltI of Lr<IIlsry 'oro--- A. o.
nance cuty- VII. IN aco1rd1nce riIh nrur--S
tse7er-- Or-sr- 30 So - hllt near i6s b.r1 49,
trrs - 6su- BraEr. beriuninr 81 80 lrs1
= 4rp1c-n9 1or toe aFFolutuent q Lieutennrt ~.
@ t1.1lnr4 n 1nEl.sh. ArithuEtit nnd Ordnnnc-
a. eont-l1e1 y ne tiea Ord1ancs Uan1al-
Applicants tor re appoin trne-r 81 C~Dt~-- IN =.
exsnine1. N addifisn n TIE nbor@I rrF{.-l- - -.
el-rre1ts ~ Alrrbra Plana Trfrnr---~r-- Ir--l~-
ics hnd Chrmisf<y applied 70 crlnr1cr
he e.ndidA e for exnninatioa rIl n1sruss tfr.,
npfrie-llen . tie GeaeraI counaafinr. VIZ -
tne@ Hiil . Hex ull1 tha Che q Orfnn.rs
81 tAe army corps " LEROY BROCN
l-als-AIt Il Col @ Ortnancs d1tr
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A coSsIpERA Bit. ruu- o. a,ars5 f-uss I-..- =
a hcs 4EnitinK An o-rsr-
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TWENTY FfFk rOs.L1Rs FruaRn
''l ~. ofi.rerJ 70 1e -r4ed ~ eus-fs1s arksG
-t' IN. IAN
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Jennings Bigott and sfrP4en F. wills annotne-
tke9seys as ca nddafeS for the ackse caaarsss il
the "a IT Nswhern ID stficts The efttfion was tol
come a on The lal af Iannarl II ILl.Ll--lI- II
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FISALrfF bF rms FokaE<r nrroEckF c sss.-- IN.
fkmo3 Forr{st divorce ca has been IN allv decided
Nff Forrest Is 70 receive fctfy }hosad dollars sc
Hmulitfd alisnony. snd fur tfsonsaad per annnm
hereaftfF
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DEsERTERs.

hEApQu ARTKKs c. 8 FoHbIs d
chattanooga. Tenn., Jan 6tl, taki3. If R
The follow ing named men Of the iOlidwi ing kotitpi
niss aud regimrnts deserted from he III !,
pests in the district " Cha tanpoga 9aTI Eli i