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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

Alr. yalandinShAm Tfsoluiions IA tie di-
retrionI ofpeace. reads aslfollows -
Resolved. That this Hals-c does earnestly
desire that the most speedy arsi fIeci'is inea-
Sures be taken for restoring Pc cs nsAlnerica:
aud that 80 time may he lost IN proposing al
iihfacE iafc cessation of hosfiiitek. 81 order -
Tie speedy 6ual se;sleitent 81 the unhappy
i,onfroversies which broiight ,.baus tiiis unne-
cessary and injurious cisfi var just ard al
equafe secusiiy against TIE seinFn of i1e IKE
c4ianities IA time 10 coule;anil IBIS House de-
rsires 10 rffcr the most esrnest assnfrnces 20
nc csuntry. that they win. in due iint. ti.ecr-
fully cooperate with the ExectriSr and the
states Tor the resserafion 81 the Jnien. ~
snch explicit and most solemn auien.insears
and provisions Of the Cbssflfssion - naT i,e
found necessary for securing lthh Ts-sslss oi ;lie
zeveral States aud sections r-siin ne Ss-sss.
under the Cons.ita;oa-
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To fh1 Farmers Of EabtI ITsaaesseo.

faUR 4rutos need all the Hng-Ha4d III. I..aH
Iatten. aud liberal prices Vi lle pale f3r pOS
Hogs, Reeves aud Corn. lIfl ltlIflI
hayc been assigned 20 fhef fsffehAs4. ~ hngis,
bsevea corn. &c. in East enne see aud vii kpijift
. sufcieht number OF ag4nts 70 hSsst ns and dka4e
thar tefritory. aud will n duo time phbslsh kheir
l. have determined tn make rfi4sf.fni > lferm'f aud
liberal and nope every hog in E1akt Teansrse fits-
bic for pork. will be satteped,~(H HiFl4
Ny ohice for tho prcseut1s * kt7hta. o. will =
;hcvs 10 Knoxville soon IAtter 4odlesked - me- a.
eJther point iii he attended 10. l6
III. ttUMNtSfss
SepSptf hajql hiid cI ti.. II =. A.
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FE or xORra cAaozznA.
TaE ENEaIY AG..IY u Nl.r.oN.

Floaxeso. Dsa y Dis. .aiczss sTrssa North
Carolina represes.t Hat tis abolition assnr IS
again on. tie move from Newbesn. Qir ac-
count says ;hsir destination is KiuSt'sl Tie
o,hfr si.=t they are moving iswsFlls Weldon.
viAlGreenevilie.
EY4ctATIoS DF st. SIM0NiS ISLASD.
4Uaesrz. Dec 29-Ths Federsls eyscrarea
St Simon's I<iatd on tie (isorgi. coast. There
weFe three hundeed wi.i:s Ench ssl.f i,vc i,HIl-
dFed negroes. 0ur forces lad coSesleied ar
raiiSen,enis to attack thsIli. which = snpposesl
70 have caused sheir4iePaItafe-
eHARLKsrox. Dec. 2s.-sEes.. fear5-ear,s 70.
Day wsicomed Col coiqasit's soriy-siziii Gror-
sia Regiment. on their return iInei he SCI
and expressed his readiaess - snest shc eae.
my On South Carolina ssil
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TAEEa Up

Nd committed 10 jkilby The A,itaFg aiithotiti ~
n 81 Chattanooga. 9n the ID n offbb4r. 1867 n,d
more Recently coumitted by An aefins gstiee ID the
Peace for the county ~ HAMILTON 1esa- dfhe lstA
sf December 1Ss2. ii negrnI boy eaiiln lis Iiaiae
John. and says be belongs ID MnI Inf eS ~ Mem
phi4- said boy h batk 20 saIs ~ T. fset 81 nesir4
high. The owner n reqi4sred III cohst forrat,i. i
ffase rupert. pay Charge knd TAXI Ir paf 81 fii.
tkcab D. II. swAiE IA Fisri
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On SUNDAY afternoon abnu- q O'Clock tn-.r
aanisd Parker. went t. tie resi- ience IS -
Draper. in the southerE part ~ tie city. and
after staying soma tins drew 4 revolver and
shot her ia the cheek md twi - IN he son-
acIi After committing this iDurderors ct. he
shot himself tuice-onre IN tle stomach and
once in the liver Hopes are entertained that
Mrs Draper will recoVer- Pdrkers wounds
are pro1c--ced mcrfal. Mobile Irii 'r1le. Dec
"a
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TAKEN On

a ND committed 10 jAi IS the lnIlItry RErhartic}
n Chattanooga. On thei.d 4 lPEqlkill 3f4- nsa
recently crpmifted by an scli4S JkItleflei Tire
Peace for the county OF Rall f ffiflH sfHE TIE
18th OF Dec. 1861. tegr boy n lss iays III name
JACK and that he helniisF - Jol Pgdh, SpiFtas
White county. Tenn sid boy lH b.adks ~ Years
I'D S feet inch high. The 'iwhIf = ref le>fe ed t5
eoRe forward. pfSve property. ltg la.f 4I1.a take
hin rut Aot fstl. ". Il. SW AM
dec7l H-E1 F EJailslr.
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PEAsoIA-

B}fs Gsls HyiEIiaas Carroll Is III Chattanooga
ifo are pleased 10 observe bin IN e1Sellent
good heaItl., as gallant and genial as pFoh.
waIler#e- oyeFtop. lssel 3f the I,ouisyiIIe
f5hri{r aal aife. wards oEi9he Express. hnd
1Aore fsceIlilv j ranI5es pFsspns als arrived
IL 6ihattalilio..ssa. flH
i Gut .sfitifnal blessing is dine Dr. Nasie fcf
!. -,sfl.s s.stic or i'eEtie d sap5t cataviba
Tom eriitchfEld dslieI,tea q pnrt5 Of friends
IsEIh hbs~l hf t5g Nog Cont og pHFe Jamaica
.a.ln} IIon Christ. .lraS day Me haveJevn rum
itast.,le IL Ii liz EIcelce ever since, and
coaesiae ID mixture dgIibeFation that -'our
hektI3on that c. sion as the i'nobIest Rum 'ou
oflllEm allif
BfHgadieiI q 3e,leraI iAyl4 9f FhIladeIphia.
1ontssaliss :rlE a krigadA ef PennsSfYania Re
S tyss.-vast lilled IN I'll battle OF FredericSs-
lGAueral Hn8h EIy.a Ir9r4ineHt citizen Of
Bali e.eoullty. Nj. dieda Few lays ago
siol.g receilt deaths afii,r9mileiit citizens
ht tlh NORTH. 40 noticA the following: Henry
E JAcksan. losl Baltim8re sBeni%nin Adams
Lpn#svilie iud Geo. Foii 1of " heeling
Ahire,y Wallace a sens1hlJle citizen Of Co
iu,nsip. S fled insE.as IeErs Ia5t fzlnday.
/ Miss flesEy Cary IL uii'ls.il arrest in BALI
moro .oE ilIa:Ifiig t6nEelierate lag il the
kresence offs: Sew Y DIX regiment drilling ln
srdtA ieE ser father rltSldrilce-
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C,17 ART (Ei-SiliP SDfl ltE--I3 ---l.rsi--nl
- irt l-.-l t'lrfI.-t-- fhc-rf'-- mi .- r-
SIZE t-|-rn ai 3 N-il'f-AAl f4ffGfA> -. f,r
rie n. it-. 1lt' i-fia ~ f'i1lcf-i.l aNp COW
II~SiIlt Br~IS ISr3- In f.-II. ,t'iIr- Is
Aa -'tt. tt-i c+4-t.ai 81 ~ aanl ~ lsl-- 1d1
T-ii t-s-t-l >,-'.rk ~ tsii f'RIf-S l,1 tPf.-
ti-'a> ctr 81 ~ i-+f- atl Fli pare ~.
- "a & serve fa- rt~t-.-1trs q Al ffris-.
est E-lrlt- -i-r i--<-+ III fa-
~ 30 3. tla ia q r-- l.ft.-l-.l. I.f,4 81
ttuiiiiE rae s-lilI ei t-r - $ l-s-.t r-.f.,E
fIItstI.1 r..ft- ..l Ttl- '..r 4 .-f.r-
r.affis 'r4l iill. "a r--1.,- rsts..-s s. ai.
t-efl sf4 1tt
--.sisat.s.ff rs,-e + s-4s-1s a
al 3 ff>-s liT-s-ol t-s.t
~ - arzt1Il A.. ~ e c -1--.rl-t
SID toFTCt1.T.
e'fl' r. NJ 3Ats ii-l- BIAS
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Ecoaats.sA1kB.l
TiIF: s4<o MIA or e:ii.la,. fntx~v.

Fri
afR ED'Tqns-PIdsse gra'lt us a SPACE i. .lse
oltainS Of your whisky cirf,sated and iussslj
iiiar paper to RI r'lrr- -onf FIlsssrs thanks fo
The -eiieS Comfy Young ladies' Soldiers All
So4istylF and also to tie noble nlatroll- oi
f.yfrviIle and nF6eIlsvilie :s9r the saostlib
er2l and nssfu. c''ntributi1is- we have recesv-
esi from sssg section ofthe eduatrv.
/ IN the generous eirua;ioh4 II orr sick SOL
Fiisrs. they have ln4nifested that ,rns patriot
isnt sor which, they have e4er bern justly dis
Iiirguished We would make il invidious dis
I;inc;sqFs. Tie wpmeu tarprshout the land
have pfoves their iegotip+ to our cause But
The wsinen Of G,IeF sas mall Middle Teunes-
sea have bssu sexerelv iesied. and have
showa themselves fruO 70 tl,s cause Of The
S9nili. Firm and infexibie IL the determinz-
ti3n Ia stand by d pr brave boys. wli,le tue in
splen' Zoe held tat portion af the State. rs
vii as in the universal resolve to ( now 10
Yiiikee aavad 10 show hs sign Of recogHi-
lieH 70 any officer or privass m their army. but
Ion the contrary to live FOR tie Souih. to work
sqr the souiili and il negeS;sArt to ale FOR the
ISPniii They have cIaiIns b1on bur admiration
and affections which vii endure as long rs
vff.ue is psized OF PATRIOTISM IS honor.a.
Four long weary months. these noble women
endured Yan<ee rule. Tiiesr bright eyes ,sere
csirsed bxl the sight Of |the hirelings-tlsey
cbafed under the leonknetpsnt Ho indoor life
they anxioalsly ooked fpf thA return OF the
Southern braves and in AniiE;pasion OF the
realizAri..nof their hores: thew made glad the
hours by wdrkink ~ the Southern boys. The
young Ladies Of siies hare blen sewing and
snittipg FOR the soldier for moi ths. .--fiey have
5iven eencerts. 'F@blsi.ux and solicited dona
tons. and with the rrpcessls have purchased
The material ont bf which, they haxss made aud
are now nlaki,ie, sn1s,ansial iEloilis1g Tor ske
iaaigvns os i4ur aFElyS b tiseFr untirins ezef-
tiols. tllss+ have comfortably clothed hundreds
81 men, stwho are.sl9,v eonerouslyre4ia5 theft
Bevofioil 10 ouF slslse hy battling for the righis
E,f tlse mothers, sisterb and daughter.
af The South.
The inyalnahle coHri5atiols 70 oar Hosp
tai VIII be Distributed in such manner that tss
most needy yiIf.be bellsftssIl by them. 81
ready has ths distribziio Of some OF the good.
caused he hearts Of some POOR fellows t
shroE1,siih gratitude, and nf fcle the Dressing,
Of Heaven upon the fair dbno.s They VII
return "a duty resolved to dare all II 6efens'
iof those Fvfti never forget them in distress.
P. II. TBoRroS.
Surgeon in Charge
c. c. ABzESarBY.
/ House Surgeon
fa D. s HoFPrko.
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..oEi.yf i)cri 29.-A speeial dispatch 70 tb.-
t-vr.iIs-r '.-jil AeSister' from grenaea 81 The
.-iii >says Van Dora capturci ana rarole5
.er Zoo prisoners ces-roIed over three
riii.ion dollars. worth Of Federal stores; buru.
thousand oa.es cotton which lad been paid
icr by the ankees- took one 1horsand armt
reyoivers. fve thonssnd stand smaA arms. i've
h-5crcd horses and mules- and : large amount
o[ ether prpperfy. Fan Do-n did rot 90 ir
Tho vicinity of Memphis. as i vas TOO strongly
fortified a-d glrrisonsd.
fcr the same reason lie afoidet Bolivar.
bur ckrturbd 81 their rickefs. burning bridges
I'D ffesflo. works on al the Railroads necessa-
~ Tor their inc OF co1nzicuic2iion. Our loss
rot over 30
Forrest did Rof attack Jacks3n. bst has been
t7lTlnE up l-ailroad tratks ara doirS god ser
vice gfistr1iiy-
= an D6ras' whole force Was 2. so men
1he rspprt4d attack GA Men,rhis vas 4 Par
tizan Ranger raid. giving tie Yankees big
scare.
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/ ~ -c1T 'r-era ~ rte--.- III r..l f'tlf
II Fl-is,-1. o. rlf war1r ,il- = tc-t 1.ak i-tl--
r4irtI iftEttn 81 and - "a (i-c|f.ltr4fr l..1tT-
AZ ,@r< 81 AID s-l q s-s f--tr1 ce- s- 4nI al--
iea f'-e t.-rt-r-- -1i fiI4 rA- etrrr -tNa,l + -
fi.e sifrfr- ~ - ! ,.rrI-st t-.- q .l1cf-
lft-1 49, ~ >f-IPf'f-It-
1.-s - -.-- C-ralrs E.t--lsr--
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tuSSsSf 1IiE BLocEa DE---7lie we've f9an,
viid Fntirirs prevailing yeFterisS IN regard Il
riie sieainfr znnounccd IN prifarc disf4'ciies
90 have rrl INTO Wilmington On thursday. The
ia7ts are hrifdy these The vessel Is the
steamer 1s7-fst> ard n--h'ker cargo. BE-
longs = r'ie tcufe-cFete Ellrcrnlacrt Si.e
brings laFge Quantities II shoes. blankets.
ciotii. he 4icihes and ofller lnsich needed army
szpi.lies- TIE Corniat;1 is al iron paddle
wheel Si4an1cr. bnt 4 nnt- srined- Size was
baiit - file C'yaeii o5n- and. under the
's'.iiie II tie riTg9t. Was klo4n for her grea<
sfcei She IS last iroia Bcrrlada.-C Czsrriesfos
iL.r..rg.
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slsi0 ASbrrtIstIntnfs.

Fa-n ifcr Sale, AT Sl2 so per Acre.
iHs,c ls,,l farm -f,t sale y Itaiair- ECO .rr-.
A;rs ia1 arrft pa cpiiirffilr. riaci heaufifnl
t-e t-ttr |sal sfe II = hair hil lles tror tie l. T.
= -. sAiirfad - 1ners 1ep1t- Ala ni-r raiie< fSr
81 t- trle5 ii has fp if ~ YER i4iiin4 ~i,ri4-r
o. ~. "a .-r1i r-t-- i'er f.lTtiT Tuie-- "a on
rtc-p-4l - g. FAR<fI-l..
ft fy-css Depot
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.ITIf tI,-f - r.sf Sa-t-,li 1i Cnlffsnho1a rail
- rfI- 4-;n;llr- tie = ilr- - ii- isic Rev r.
+. setter. TIE frn,a - isrn acres uiih y nrar
.irtiW W lr.ier I- lr-t>r-i iftii - III a Farlelt
q gf1E i,I'.t fttfz cill i-fS a arf--- - lrhts-
4ttrrit. Pisln-- q litr "A "A .-si- anI t-ares- ai-o
1'ntf eitcsi'r ~ ttfIlt- ifcr Ier-hf l.ri-r,iar-
afris|ti, n = -H1-k-
'l-lfl-iu
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J1rS & ie~<
w.


~ p t.aAs-esy Al
aaSJ H..rkial C.aiiaae''sA.
7 .-rr.eliing fi2t f'ie 8, -rniA.| John :. rfa,rs
sets a s'fi issidl ~ tts : t-- of Ir,rez-s~ y
that ~ rfsrefS y -e esE- clt r. -eisel ia han.
= } fts-c f,fr .I-. q -l-f rut' it-irf es
u ir i'.r Rclks IS tie tiatisali<i i:eiel r-n-..-
per in'1is, ls g. cs'r = atilail-4 rrrai7--
,aie eilaf -St sr'fry ctrst L. L
.lA1 , Heks sni aneart|
tsk y.
cs.era o.iiers E.9s.
-srtr-- |.| ---tits .rt n-,-,-ti
.lrisl Il tsI -e.t It -.li-ssi..l- ts.--r
~,@ tI4 .rl'.ft istr fr- = may i,-
l-,f- i'al 't -.--.tf-
ty '-i4I rir . * .rli s,oi,5rsi..l ~
It.-It I.i go t.-l . .rt3 1u-l i.ia.iiil-t
f-r- i|Ifr rlf-t - '.arrr "A ll tif
.-iill7 I1 t1ietf ~ z-l-a i1t.ie l-slass IN
t.- III if i.felt fI'- T-lf E - tii- a..lt- d
SID lf r. ri eiIl' rsf =. -. ai-crr
frtn ttIsf ttlt1lii g.. Ir.s-t- .-ld-- -s1fr "a
<lr f-Ii- &. r. -i'-r-l It-il .ir reg i.rfsl
lsit-li iti ~ -t;s -ii,r7-tt ti-r t ~llai .rl-ltct
f-rlii- s1t1a 81 ~ = ~ shan a-'ss-is l,e
-cif1r n ri.rrf4iine nt f1-fI Iif islIz-l ll-
~r s4i .s. f.is p i.tf fii4- q 81 -Hlril dr.
m-S<e11
sif.ti'r -h- rrc, ~. ~ f1e "a f1-t~r ~ Para
--f.lr -', ttrf-- nfi< - p ari ,a,-i ~
5lt-if Ifstl are iislte tI-af-- < tf-,s
i9tr-ifl l7 p. sti q Tar q. irt o.
az arf.'~i Is flr = i-. - r-q1i,'-i. t "a .iti
l - d - IA lfr-r->t q ~
~ f-iIs ~ 81 tirIf tflfii >f4-c>. rh9 Hli. T
-cf 49t ittl ii- <scfe ptf- f<ll ~ -r 3 ih- rtI-
iectie 81 -i-rs i "a fiiffrctrrnf ~ tis lrn
T-ilil~ ri t.S y i- t-il siiI E+- a'i u-1 -hr
feirti li,arF 4-- irrt - -lci4 -~~i<i1-irr rla
he iIr-l l--fr frerei'+
IL 1frtr~ ~ I'll t-iI irlasfe-'- ilel'ariInrnt
rrar-.ii 81; - -sflt ~ iss -rr t-Ttnt cirrrtrl
nc .oiil7 -1s tainri'isi7ii-l fffr or frifait uAr
fr-t lft flT-l -l-iti ,tI,. l'r ,-n-r llat 1.
Istt ~ x tlill fil i.i-s ih f'ir r--1iir<
1er- hiJ t.-tsr-n nf 'es u.s <lat MAKE la5r-e,lt
ii n t|l.s 'oIit-r -ll1l t lllir hrs -sni
Tor tar afuI -,rt Il sicil is.gi-eft-
pa iEl+r- = ttf' f4t.
dc-l,-~ Ali-is-i i1-rIr- Central
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Tethms of subaorirtEeIIi.

JkiLy KEBkL Ter year rsI..- Z. q a 0n
- Six Months &. - H. si Il n ",
=. Three siotstlls - III. L 81 I Il AZ
- Y ae Aonte - - III L. - Il 40
-n5- The CAs4 must accfsn,,..at III eraef. fl- ,sl
PAPER. Shinpbsters of private Dcfs1ies viii rEekz
no attention. Therefore scf t.ssers III, III,
rol Be sent 70 D. Tf17ils
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1ERMs oF TLuIfLoK /.

In he 0rnaneatal DeparirAe i .frli f1I Son wil
- mkae. OF the esdinaty prieNs. I'll slI
Ttisrnie Of rxynaent j. One ihalf in tiia at
oy themiddle OF the term. iii HE
Beard can be had IN good fluiilbsl atd af rehyen
lent boarding honres kept puF1cselv or igns lslifs
p feasonahe ratfs rI.ns ink iEeiH ssg Ites
month. Fl &. .iwtl + l7kS
dfcso Secretary sAna TfEa<iffrI
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One SquareEof Tx LisEs IL lct-lIdne In.Estiti
81 0Q; and 81 cents FOR eaeh lIr
less than one Ibonth. fIITTEfii[
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- Advertisements not marked a Is5by forl a
sessaned sNmk will be published one mo lthl and
eh.rEed sccotdibg - the above rate1E HI
.srkct mp eticEs charged ohie l'rrsE lhi p
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fPEeDl 70 Tur DAl1r kzzrl-
Fighting Commenced in Front,
We have been favored with the foliowire
dispatch. to JI'o. A. Fishes. dated
MrEFBEEsBeao. Dec 81 Isc2.
Inc sighting YESTERDAY was not general.
The lighting furious tllis morning.


The following ispaich 10 she Eebei osic,
from .Cpvers.sr- Hzzsss-ss= I,.-trsrst5.o se.s.
Yesterday, only came TO hand il,is a,Orrsiug
MURrHEresOsO. Dss So lsss
To hs Re5ei:
An srtillery fight began .o-oay anl lasted
from q a. II. til SO P. r.. aetotnpa,,ie,s win
heavy infantry skirsnisl,ing- Is fierce battle IS
sxpessed to-norrow BY the flll f.rre Of both
armies We are confident sfyiciory-
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
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Erhe GH;dling salokks II Isiempllis have
bseAIclosf4iIt.y Il Fs4eEil lAs.,ioTiiiies.

/ Ily . arr.l.eF stands deskhnlesf OF rererades.
EafKrrea IL tf ReiashoFiszod of. Grassy
Eslye AsIa hcFiAsi .1hiohsl 10. gsac'leS Athens
irHrssiay nil-.st NheH
Nearly -ixseeif AuiEslred .stibsfifues faiie4
Is Tleporf 81 Camp CitItir Pa. and, asa con
seqkKence, The Original ellAitk1 men are IN 4
v4fT anxious frame lof nihtl az tie loss oI
lnoIey aud the pl 'siees fei-iset '-nd KNAPP
<4sk se r<fcie.
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20 Asan item of Interest 10 tie monetory
world We clip the folIdwiEsZ quotations from the
Bank y pie list Of the Nashville Dispatch. show
ing the rates FOR Tenskssee aud Southern money
setera4ly- These quotations are for tho
Uifited States Treasury. Notes, and current
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LATksT FRoAI TILE N0RTA

4 ~. l. i
II VI eoYtssue our eaprae3,s fsoIhl laFe. Northern
paptfstu tupIto the a7ill) as begallo4 yesterday
II lThE eAnIHRT ENlsKoelllp
Tie E.i.Icola caihetl sranbih Is AZ. by no
lael8 l8is al Al. ell T'iElIe3aIa d.hpa,eh SAYS:
i isInah best for lae AlnbIist5 cherssi, an
illufo4k lFpe fhE- thai iC4b4lat s1isbrogiio is Al
az had sE3earsl to-day {sIckhses 10 one o. i.s
i5itHldS thai his gosulpilesilp hal.stesial : u
tie eet...l.sai fit7s iy. c.,nil5sse
wilbsti NOR ltusH.GiSssE " fid e4eftga'iy COM
pesIh5 resieaaslon Ilsd sisaagl. sif. t..ase To
lla4 sEsiii4esl ~ the dead hli Consent 70
ctilr, ihl his oepsr5 ilest{ itlsssfiss apparent
tllk hts action also slh be T1alI4 tb depend =,
saiIas ssy perlsansk Is pelcsp++Ee goes- upon
.coHungFneies.
MehAsipse >entoei .c,elsl StF4liSs;r than ever
.snll sedins ulleorsc.ess 1Eklie iflinence apisHy
cobnbirii,g ;l4a:sis, . Ills yeiss1ial relations
with All B.ate haze paI ileenI4ust un!r .eafly
aia thcl Elfrek consslei.. .ace hnt iai.ii I'M
ss.icsi Id defeat. Tx SeIlate Is ike ! stren@
sany i4pnised IN ilofi aEikeN x faces hslck
ri good eidtr, ild calls = ic9likil -. war. pos
/ s;blY a3 5iale flank idSfatIut. Sack Sas
tie esls3cus * ys-dsy tiia5zt NiIl aSanaon tlss
eRterE7Hsei II has uitsert.l5eIi. X is no. within
lie Iaisge Of possibility hat the var no. sle-
ciaredInilI mos. likelyl involse the House hi
Ills sHpggles, an / aHreaAY REPRESENTATIVES are
lNtxiously consulting on n He saibeet. and snless
eths Prsssdei.t yisld4. IL viii sg4d be Congress
against the Exec etife. latd tie result oi islcls
laisfrnrrle Is NOT dilscnlt 10 fdtsttll NeStr III
f a .ree oserainent sasah Ekech,ive success
ifEiiy deteh The leg lkiainfe.
II IS si.snitica..t liEu Stlint9H Made was ia-
jay closefed ior hoiIys wti thk Pres'leili- III
v lich iinle tile latter WIS denied 10 al
igissihfs aud It is unqnessi4rlable that tise va.
Ici.st sen&,plship in Ohio vEiil operate to COM
ilIicate s@isiing diiiituisies
hCKSsrpE, H.EIHckt H co.
This frra IS befofe an sEyasEig ting commit
tie HIS c9ngresbio4al a4l4 Marshsls are
ehgefiy pryin.. into tho rs and as OF the late
i'1repnIse. The Times ,iespaEch on The sub
jaes Says-,user 4 kte bdtlse 44th:-
Tie CorEin.ttee aTf tie O,hduet Of the War
exanined. today Haiifek. NSlss Woodbury.
DC the Engineers. ahd Ii4nb5-bfEhe Transport
tasicp Department. ubdn 1i!ttsrs connected
M'.sh the battle Of fredetickkilirs- Their tesI
tiraons VAS raaislly fdnfrtnafory Of that OF
Earnsisie aud the HcoIinlIanecfsl Of i.ae three
Tfand divisianS Eiailckk ki4Ied 70 the Com
| Arsfsde thss Hoclelhn lild aivlsed tke prepare
iio4i pf bridges IN adeaicE: bridges were not
Sent tforwarl. 5oWkvef it,iT fear they would 81
lcarfpred before tie army fc4chss that poitf
9hk testimony Of '3usnsitd 4ta mis- Generals
iwiI. When made Public, make the AifnJAoi tlie
H Potomac the admifaip3 dfl1Ile worsd
General Wadsvfotth has lleen assigned L
tfs1 command Of the 9d division OF Satnnerls
fco1is.
/ f4n BURNSIDE Fesutlle# toEdey to the head
qelTfers o. tie ATin5 IL fotansac. oppb
size Fredericksburg.
Fbe l.4king Hsalokss Sic mphis haF.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

AIS sl HscE-l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

A special to the World, dated Washington
Oct. Both, says: Private adyiees from Chat.
tanooga to-day, state that a temporary solution
of the difficulty Of supplying Chattanooga had
been found previous to recent victories by
building railroad from Bridgeport to Jasper
a village about twelve miles north east, the
bed Of which was in part graded some years
since. This shortens the miles Of terrible laud
travel and carnage to twenty-eght, which can
be overcome with comparative ease,
There seems TO be prospects Of an immediate
grand movement .
General Sherman cannot reach Chattanooga
for month"; and the main portion of the two
army corps have been chiefly engaged in grad
ing the railroads and the other lines of rom
munication. The enemy is in no condition tc
make any serious attempt to improve his posi-
ton aud status is, therefore, likely to be the
same for some time to come. .#
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-31
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT.

ON the eth day of November 1853. at three o'clock
Y J u M on the premises, Main street, 10 Miami
isburg Ohio, sill be sold TO the highest bidder the
following real estate as the property Of Jacob Wen
ger, dee eased owit: Situate IN the couoty OF Mont
gomery and state Of Ohio and In the town o Miamis
burg, descrlad as iolOws; Commencing ut the north
west corner Of lot No 4Gi thence east along the line
of said lot No 40 the alley l43 feet; thence with
the alley north 5s feet inches; thence westward Ii2
TO Main street; thence south with said street q
feet inches to the place OF beginning heing IS eet
inches OIL lots No and 40 on Jacob Kercher's plat
Of said town.
Terms OF sale One third cash on day OF sale
third in one and one-third In two years; deferred pay
ments to baa interest and TO he secured by mortgage
on the premises. SAMUEL ZEHRlNG,
Administrator OF Jacob Wenger, deceased.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney ocl0W4