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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12
NOTICE.

FElllE,ollowing named meinbera 81 Ieane aseo 1leg
I'll mcpis ana Gsupauieg who dad IN aud around
llchmond, Va. clt effects Witch the legal fcpfesen.
tltves can Nctf6 upbu presentation 81 propei eW.
actse 70 Cart. Olat&ncs Merritt ARslAtaut Quaformas
tgE, Rishmpnda Nirglhie nleNHl. "a 80
aannsi. s At TeSdy. A.Y s.a
'ii D6wmna F.NN a Wsocrl y IS eF n.
Z (inlAy1G WI Roelon lNwis t.i s
.ti Hoanua llobolt ai sapderi. y. Hoo
8 s..f an hG9rbnruigh kOfU t
kichmoud VA, December 20 1854
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

Dsy- Tho French journals are not permitted
to give full details az to Tho condition Of the
working classes in the manufacturing districls,
An attempt has been made ITO solicit private
aid for the hundreds Of thousands of French
operatives now almost stAPving, but it failed
altogether. ae
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

Bey@ The Lexington, Ky, Observer, Of . late
date, says THAI Charles. +. Brown formerly
known as Arlepus Ward, isqBout 70 lead'Io
the altar one ofithe most beautiful GIRLS IN
Kentucky. The Young lady iS very wealthy,
too, possessing in her own right no less than
orc hundred gcoutraPanda s..,1. n, "a
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12
NEW UcfToN AND s.Hs VI
IN WI HI ICoMMIaaION HOUSE.

lN ~ lfhN no Iva HAfN 81. IfNohBikdt YA,lHie
Tia undersigned have aasnclatedthemaelycs togeth
ter undag the styleand lirni Of James T Scott ~ CO..
for Tho pptpose Of conducting general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have rented
that large and elegant building, Noal02 Main ftrqel
Lynehbwg, VA, lately occupied BY Jno. y, Davis
CO., and on The lgt day Of DECEMBER next, viii be
ready tofeceyo Mcrthindiae of AT Kinds tor private
and aueh0htales They sollctcohsignmeDtrol Man
niactlned and Bm1klng TOhlcGo, Hugars, AI0lasso8
Coffee sud ether Qp0eerles, Bale Cotton and Cotton
Fabrics a grades, Wooden Goods, Bpols Shoes and
LEATHER and I'll other goods usually n.ffodiOf sale
Thciifrst Auotion will mko place at an early day
On December Of which doe notice, with catalogue,
viii DO pusl4hcq ft3 estaIa1tA lsNg UD.
They respectfully refer 10 the mercaant and bust.
ness men 81 Richmoud, Petcrsbnfg Dh0Ye and 9th
81 citcsoi thp hOrth, whose nid ana eo.operation
viii DO dblyappreeiAted.a ae afMH rt
t tM.tIaa 8df JAS. A., SCOTT, hsseM
u. a.tt. OF the late iiru 81 John 7. Dags& Co.
HENRYF r. B0COCK,y
WIZ. II. PARRlsHI ~pllQi
w. Members Of The Arm Of iocock& Parrish
Yhe concern Of Ipoock X Parrish, No, . Bridge
lreet, viii continue 40 lho ga standAsds0a
deciTSm N tBOOOtK n PARRISH.
f..s.s 49,, ..,ftss~.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

On. capt RS. Grlbbietahts good csek ~ "a
sh hin ID the chiigmnicrl oeee.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12
HOusE AND Lpp EOR sALE.

FAOcrOn FRAHlElta ytloabla House and i.0t it
y lnl61 FOR palllcuHH apply 70 hlm 10 knof
Coanig,og % pwai hpow& Aafihg Ml1 y chnF
Inrpoti, ff Wa.shlTn.
w h,it n
nn $50 tets.
1aA t.lN @a4
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

E5sy. yalandngham 10 thoroughly endorsed
by Inc cntirs Den oeralic press Of the West
The CincinnatIi Enquirer prouounce his recent
speech lhe greatest Of This, or any age" na's.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

0ey- John Andorson, fugitive slave, Whose
case excited 80 much interest some time aincs,
is 10 leave England for Liberia to settle so
says al isuslisA.j Journal laad dsgoneracy ID
naAea this, since tho days Of eJehn,Andorscn.
my.Jo. JohnIi.f 49,. .ist
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

~ HAVE atsmnll lot Of Virginia helt WITCH J
keep on hapd e9pstapiy AZ 20 cispsF ~ sTlek'
old stand, La. Mas a..'5 r6tair a., btARt'
SMy' AG4p' "a l,l..l j I'D. " ~ ~. ! va
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

Tho Monitor and tho Mcrrimschsd IA terri
bio fght and At last ous FsFislsed BY fire aud
tho otior by water ,aafr.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

peA,. Thcrs ia great euphony nmAny Of
ouraborigua names. Potomac" is glorious,
it sounds like tho boomiag ofa Dahlgrsn gun ;
and AS0sqashanna'g has g2liQma notes, nSlli-
aususly sweet Then we Asye "Rappahan-
noel" WHICH is suggestivo Of asrsshing river
ever rocks, and ''sbenandcah" ofa placid flow
through fertile fields aud diapered savannahs.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

BIZ The spelling Of Captain IDgralams
pamo, D. N, lpgraban, aayO the Mobile Regis,
,cr,,iS dividcdinthv Yankee rppsrs, atpresent,
by daSl thus, Dan ln:rsbam ~ re
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

Sca.. Fry. tls Yankee .Hrigadior, lately gst
into "usew," at Ilouisyil,sI being arrested for
tho falsol nnpflapument Of citizen, last
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

Or The Yonks set great store BY the new
canal around yioksburs wowill make j a
raging canal for then.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-07-18
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3rOeLamatOn bee @eunssnsuss Don 0iratntsn.

pr~ocldInatIoH bee SpuptfhfufS bcn Str9inten.
Sn gendsbtit Ter SeRiHmunsen bsS Wststs Irnb Jaat'
Der i'm GretuiiD, .Oeparteraent eina FauFentn BSblstrthte
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Wiutam G., SBid6am fur ben Sttrtsr Ditritt 2bonaS 8.
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fur zen s6fsr DitI ist Sobn 8Opoe. jun; fur ben ftsbtR-:
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sIftn D,lrttt. Sob .. 9a,opiR; fir ZEN ioaUfttR. III.
{trict goG,r q. Stable; fur trp brttiebnten Oiiritt
fa9ets Rt9iuNtn; fur ben ]Sicriebntsi Stltritt SahIusI
u. Mtaer; fHr een %fu~fictRtn 9tltrtct RotcTt ,Ictntcni
fur zen fen; tbntu9 itritt S6!rlei VI. $uhrr.
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g. Sabre Der &emmcnn: alb. 80
fur ben @rurern>ur = ..[ -
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0cutiche Mnpthrfe.

Cur Der mir rem msineR biIiatn 9anpeluten 70 rel b.
ItA eeItsRhtn 9ufrru6 s;rjliS psr::Ee, tmrf.bIe i'd MID.
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sRtrfhl6a ate GrSfnund!.

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SIsas atrtbidaFt NIT btr,StFen 0ttTapten ieetr Srt
fet&It4 psrIeSsu III. unN DaB aud fonTiSs GrrtltIEStp III
bther Quattlt tets ~Serratbis fins. Snetfa I'D iun Do
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9etrdnte uno aufmcrFfaNe SeoisnIIs mir pas @pSlpcuen
uteIntr seebrttn 0Gite u crlpersrn. Gtor5 Strnct.
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.ses, ffB. a an e4tStmS 9tasSi igE S&fflsu p8 zAFfsSfE
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ssnst tik q Ssd NiSF Sdss ttStt SsasSsaFaSgS
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." MONTICELLO HOTEL,
SO. los 8ruuORr., ypti&sR Der 6. u.7. S1rHSs,

49,. Htbmono, 30. ...s 49,
Sa3 rtiIenSs 9nblituu piro oaf bisIes Etuu u. gsftatats
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benz ea itetr ann Iuoise RstFuef Die fteuQOtt4ItrH 3iutpust
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Iittefen uae fam 5u 0isiem 3ptfs Gusstpttset prrctn,
49, - 81. : Is pUrd6|S ouer.
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Dem ~stetSrter SeuF6ru Yabftum ptrS bic ertSbibEistAst
lsu.. 9ICfslte 1T duseIt Ieibba!tis, eu;Si!t Die ntulteu
RrndHe uue 3cpe4Cn unt earfts cintm ldeiuittscn 9u6it.
fun fhr bic fpmrnerbsh lan9tp 6r6l. ua0 DIneEabeEes
gan; 6tIouOsre ~ ~smpftblcu ltiu. -
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6rnpe Ginlaae ptuB iseo6 pen jeeeR Qfltr biatTttst peresa.
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f:r. 6. ." 5~@ ; Der -'.,|%, ,;NT y 49,
Virginia Fire g. Marine insurance Com ,
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bic elm Bona SESe Capital un6 Surplus pom
100000 bsRtt nab i'm Sabre 1882 >bur& bic
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tbeilt unter ben ~sInlisfta Rthinsunsea stsrn 8tuer- un6.
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.Dr. -. 6rsbt. r.:
Office: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
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cen %ttlts'ttr S:r:"Sar9ca ~riteeyunt nit Rsuem 8rrralbt
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= T y y N|W.N NWTIV TEI .. ETIE- =" I"|g
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une eerlprt6t promptt uno biaise 9tDtenuns.
p Dds QnmGbtn D6n @todsn,aseu tpttt
beftns b.i0ret.h H}%@r: - -. -.
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@saths. 9aABReftefa.na er.

SEDer Undergraduate. srIautt t4 Ietusn Otrsbr'
h1 RIrnesp unS BEN estbrel putlitunt ~lttrbaupt ftiH rsi3H
PdHtstS Eager spt lIIbf etrftrttsttn Stsftln uni, S&nbtR
6isr Qualttat stStbtnf 10 ~snpfthta. Bef.aHnsef ptr6ta
oreutOt Hne l6nse aue8stahrt. 2bgm. DefeTm4RR, ID:
- -. .~-. =! 80, 20 RainfI.s ..c.v
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s.. &piemfeIb,

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Suarrs. uup Getail. 66np;sr in &tsOtrrur 8du1
8lu45 uuo S6nupfSatat, =
80. l94 9rpaeTrast. 8i&mcae, Sa,, -,
bdltetu pp6IaGpr, irtes 2oser itlba tniportirttr& tearrtn rHo
ptrb g9ieetrptrtaHferu bic s~ln(iSittn Srtttt ntueh.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-17
FIEONT WASHINGTON.
wnLAAD's HorrL, wAsHtsoroS(
November 7th, 1853.

November 7th, 1853.
Editor Nashville Union:
This is the most disagresable city l
ever was in. The sun shines brightly,
it is true, and l should think the weather
would be charming any other place. But
the wind blows almost a tornado, filing
the atmosphere with denss clouds Of dust,
so that you can scare ksee across the
streets. The result Of the election In
Maryland, you have seen, Is as every
where else, on one side. The people Of
that State on Wednesday last reoog-
nized the fact, that slavery is dead. 1t
would have been better for them, perhaps,
had they not shut their eyes TO the fact
months ago, that its death was certain
In that case they might have been better
prepared for the event. But IL Is now
too late, and all they can do is to bury
its defunct remains out of the way. just
go il is la Tennessee. That man lie vast
ing his time, and deceiving himself, who
Is talking about deciding the question Of
the existence Of slavery At some future
tisas in Tennessee. The question is al
ready decided, and If its friends desire
to give ii decent sepulture, they have nc
time TO lose in preparing for the funeral
In this connection refer only TO wha'
is past, and express no opinion IS Il
what ought or ought not to be. II is suf-
ficient for me 10 know that the deed il
done, and that the rebellion did il, ant
therefore right or wrong ] am not &C
countable for it, l believe Mr.. Lincoln
has honestly tried TO put down the rebel
| lion and save slavery. But this was i'm
possible. From what can see and hea
tbs political cauldron is seething here
| The speakership and clerkship Of the Ap
preaching Congress, and the next Prssi
dency, are the stakes being played fol
Among those who are playing deep, an
who will play boldly, and even reckless
iy, If necessary, to win, il is said d
present clerk of the house is very prom
iuent. He is said to be exceedingly bill
ter in his opposition TO the Administr'
tion, and deep ia his affiliations Wit
copperheAd Democracy, notwiths'andin
the anteoedents Of his whole politics
life. hear that he is unspAring IN b
denunciations Of Gov. Andrew Johnso
and his Tennessee friends What pei
! sonaI ground he has for this course
p know not. l always understood tn
when Gov johnson entered upon Il
duties Of Military Governor Of Tennel
see. that Etheridge urged him to take
much more ultra and radical course thI
!, he did. What has changed him, II
o. has changed, know not, and ~ II
none Of my business, / shall not stop
{. INQUIRE. MoBf AsoS,
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From PhnaaelpDla.
PHIlADrLrHtA. NoAla. Lea

A'AA+ANhAfhAAt NOV IL 45OS,
Editor Ndsiwtt Chic7
I ave been In this great loyalcity for
twO days, lisa great pleasure to 60
cape the Oficial atmosphere Of tho dusty
capital and breathe 10 its stead the pure,
patriotic air Of Philadelphia. At tho
rooms Of The Union League, last evening,
| heard Gov. Curtin return his thanks 70
the members Of that association for their
servicea 10 the lsis canvass. He told
them their efforts, so effective aud 80 sue
cessful, were not for him personally, but
for the country. That having now, IN
der such auspices been elected Governor
Of The great State Of Pennsylvania, ne
would use all tho executive power en-
trusted 10 him 70 hold her TO the strong
support Of the Government; and for this
purpose he pledged every man and every
dollar. To this sentiment there was
hearty response from every one present
From the rooms Of the Union League /
went TO those Of the National Union
GLIB, and | believe TO. day that Abraham
Lincoln is the most popular man in this
nation with the loyal men here.
find everywhere the warmest ympa.
thy for the Union men of Tennessee
The only exceptions | have heard Of are
few Tennesseans themselves. The most
notable instance is Mr.. Ethsridge, now
at Washington city, said 10 be plotting
TO have himself reelected Clerk Of the
House OF Representatives. To secure
this, Tumor assigns him a desperate game
10 the organization of the House, by
which the oopperheads will be enabled
TO elect Speaker. He Is said TO be bold
enough TO make the attempt, At the rial
Of scenes Of violence. This man Ethe.
ridge is said 10 be in the habit Of de-
nouncing Andrew johnson and his Ten
nessee Union friends az AbOlitiOnista
Aside from the fact that man makes
fool of himself by calling anybody Al
, abolitiOnist now, as term of reproAct
J 1t sounds strange 10 hear Emerson Ethe
ridge apply this obsolete epithet to an,
one. A man whose political friends hav
had TO carry him as so much dead weigh
in Tennessee on account of the charge O
abolitionism against him. But YER
strange things are occurring.
4A MORE ANON.
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Miss Charlotte Chushman has given
serie1 of dramaticAl entertainments for
the benefit Of the United States Sanitary
Commission. The President Of the Com
mission announces that they yielded
s,2G7 20, aud returns thanks as follows:
II is due to Miss Charlotte Cushman
TO say thai this extraordinary gift of
money SO mAgically evoked by her spell,
is but the least part of the service which,
ever since our war began, she has bsen
rendering our cause in Europe. Her
earnest faith in the darkest hours, her
prophetic confidence in our success, her
eloquent patriotism in all preeences, have
been potent influences abroad, and de-
serve and command the gratitude Of the
VIII le nation. cH 8.
In compliment TO the noble woman
whose generous bestowment of So
267 Pei hereby publicly acknowledge
the Commission has ordered the whole
amount 10 be expended through our home
branches In the cities where the several
sums were contributed, that this money
may continue as long 81 possible 10 bC
sRnctitied by the touch only OF wOman's
hands. IL will thus reach our soldiers
on battle fields and in hospitals, charged
with the blessings, prayers AID tears o
American womanhood.
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nNE sEWINa- MACHINE, IN GOOD RUNNING
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Wilmington N. O., Is port hard 90
blockade and easy to be entered. Con-
sequonty, it has been the great entrepot
of the anglo rebel smugRlers. The
squadron lying of the place has, hOweV-
or, been much increased lAt,ly and the
captures are increasing. Seven vessels
have been taken recently aud during the
last week three splendid steamers, said
to be the most valuable prizes Of the war.
have been captured. Oa one Of them
were three British artillery officers, who
are now in Fort Lafayette. Valuable
rebel official correspondence was thrown
overheard, but recovered.
The value Of the petroleum wells TO the
state Of Pennsylvania may be inferred
from the increase Of population In those
regions since the wells have begun TO 10
worked. Vernsngo, the county IN which
the wells are situated, has increased its
voting population IN two yesrs from one
thousand seven hundred aud thirteen 10
ak thousand two hundred and hlxty five.
From having keen one Of the widest, tits
likely to become one Of the most pOpulous
counties 10 the state.
The diderentscouniies of Indisnas are
outlying each other in endeayoring TO
make soldiers families comfortable and
helping on the Sanitary Commission. a
soldieFs supper At Lafayette tho other
night, Melted $3.50 Carroll county has
given S23j in cash and 400 wsgon loads
Of provisions; one gentleman in Rich
mOnd has given $1,000, and these are
only examples Of what is going on all
over the State.
An ingenious person has discovered
that the three most foFoible letters IN our
alphabet ars N Z q; that the two which
contain nothing are Al q; that four eI-
press great corpulencs, 0BO 4; that two
are in a decline, d KT that four indicate
exalted station, Kiln o, and three excite
our behthg yNtf Wu5h fAVh'nANtN NSbthh-
er, arc neosnsary to = good understand
ing-L X q.
The newspaper correspondents who
are imprisoned st Richmond have, it ia
said, been indulging their irresistible
procligity to write by composing in pris
, on large manuscript volume, containing
lively sketches OF distinguished rebels
aud scoundrcls whom they have seen in
} tho South
All the correspondents from ChattE-
1 RoOga say Bragg is daily wasting Ammu-
milton, firing from Lookout Mountain In
10 that place. Bragg is General who
usually takes great care OF his powder
and ball. II ho is wasting Il, a. alleged
y tits to cover q movement Ia some olhel
: quarter.
/. Bhgadisr General Robert Anderson
: has been placed on the retired list, b.
i tho President in accordance with hl
. own wishes.
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