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ken hOme 70 DO batied with their kin.

taken home TO be buried with their kim
dred
The conduct Of those able to converse
was worthy Of all admirations, no boast
ing Of the brave deeds which had made
them prisoners, no vaunting Of their suf-
ferings, no murmuring against their Gov
ernment, which had rescued them, alas I!
to late,--no revilings or accusations
against their cruel enemies. They show
ed they were men who felt they were
fighting for a just and holy cause, and
who were willing if need be, TO die in
its defense. When questioned of their
sulterings, they answered: "You see the
condition we are in, and you can imagine
how we have suffered TO bring us to
such state. We thank God for our de
liverance, and beg that something may
be done for the 1900 Federal prisoners
on Belle Island and near Richmond,
who are suffering As we did, and who are
dying daily from hunger and exposure"
We shudder when we read OF Neapo-
Titan prisons and Austrian dungeons;
but what are the cruelties practiced in
them, in comparison with the barbarous
treatment and Wholesale starvation of
men now in the hands Of the rebels
When l know from personal observation
the manner in which rebel prisoners are
treated, enjoying not only the comforts,
but many of the luxuries of life, and
compare it with what have seen At An
napolis, my blood boils with indignation.
No Christian man or woman would wish
for retaliation. They would ask that
strict justice should be shown to both
parties---loyal men and reb bsls--leAving
the punishment of such cruelties to that
higher power, who has declared "Ven-
gesnce is mine and l will repay, saith
the Lord" LEWIS.
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sutIersI sutIers!

suffers SutIers!
A. & M. LANDsBERG & Co., corner Of
Market street and Square, have just
received, and are selling at prices that
defy competition,
30 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
70 Caddies Twist and Burnside To-
bacco.
80 Butts Natural Leaf.
80 Cases Sardines.
90 Kits M1ckerel, Nos. l and 2.
Go Gases Maltby's Oysters.
2OO Barrels Dried Fruit
Also full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, HAndker-
chiefs, Paper Collsrs, Portfolios, Note
and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice, &c, sc.
Together with the best brands of Whis-
ky, Bitters, Champagne, Oatawbsi
Schnapps, &c, and q complete Assort-
ment Of Notions.
BY giving us trial you will find it "a
your advantage.
A. g. NJ. LAEDsBEHd & Co.
Sept 13.
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That Valuable Business Lot,

NN the North side Of the Public square, next to
~ Messrs II. X Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and hve.twelfths feet, and running back about
one hundred and twenty-five feet TO an alley, com
manding fine view Of Market street, is now oieied
for Bulo by h. G.. SCOVEI.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE- pleasantly situated, with good water facili-
~ ties, healthy prottily sloped, hne forest trees
about ton or fifteen minutes walk from tho Public
Square, possessing tho advantages in many respects,
Of both city and country aud exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, viz etfluvia. heat, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber oilers FOR SALE LOTS
on al tho streets and avenues in this beautiful plat.
Apply to Ii. G.. SCOYEL
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A curious and amusing general order,
issued in July last by an individual
signing himself "Thomas c. Reynolds,
Governor of the State Of Missouri" has
Just come 20 light Believing it pr0ba-
bic that "the Confederate Congress, at
its next session." might "consider its
constitutional right in providing for the
election of Congressional representatives
from Missouri" Mr.. Reynolds issued
this decree: at is, therefore, ordered that
register OF voters be opened in the
Office of the Secretary Of State Of Mis-
souri, Every citizen of the State is in
vited to communicate TO that office (tem-
porarily located at Little Rock Arkansas,O
his name, his age, the county of his resi-
dence in Missouri, and the time when his
residence there commenced, 30 that
the register may exhibit ell the fActS
showing eligibility to Office or right to
vote" In providing for an occurrence
80 unlikely as the election of rebel rep
resentAtiyes from . loyal State, Mr..
Reynolds certainly eyinced, in remAr-
kAble degree, the quality of statesmanliko
sagacity which seeks TO anticipate and
prepare for every contingency, however
improbable. But the trouble is, that
"the Confederate Congress, at it's next
session" will not consider the 'proprieiy
of exercising its constitutional rights" in
the manner indicated; and, as for "the
Office of the Secretary of State Of Mis-
souri," temporarily located az Little
Rock" we learn that it has since been
moved elsewhere for reasons which Mr..
Reynolds well understood, and which we
forbear to mention in Differences TO his
personal feeling and the painful associA-
tions likely TO be suggested by the sub
jeot In all other respects, his general Or
der" is wholly Objectionable, and in so
far as tbs harmless, is worthy of its dis-
tinguished author.
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For Manufacturing Establishment
and Other Purposes.

WE oNor Three large Lots In the vicinity Of the
w Corporation sprii z, and but short distance
from tho General Railroad Depot, viz:
ONE LOT with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through TO Yne about
400 feet and fronting three streets, total number
of front feet about 1900.
Also, lOT on Vine street, about 802 feet run-
ming through 10 McLemore street about 200'teot,
fontng on three Streets and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, LOr ON High street, about eco feet tront,
runping TO an alley in the direction OF Summer
street
The three lots above mentioned arc considered
good for manufacturing purposes, they are con-
Venient cheap, have ater facilities, aud room for
waste material and are we'll worthy of the atten-
tlon o. those who desire TO invest IN productive
property, H. e. sOoNAL.
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A. Q. NJ. OFFICE,
GseHyILLR, Tennessee, November 8, 1868
HORSES WANTED,
I WILL PURCHASE until further notice, Horses to
be in every respect sound and sstyiceabe, subject
TO inspection, Of Government Inspector, at Govern.
meut stables, on Market street.
No mares will be received.
O. II, IRWIN,
Captain aud A. q. NJ.
uov3-tr
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale!
Prolong Life,

DY the purchase Of a Home Lot, for your own
- use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyances such as RENT DUNS, which
confuse, disturb, trot, and shorten life.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
able part of the city for Family Residences Apply
Ii. G. SCOVEL.
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p save themselves, if they can, the peace,
che liberties and the credit Of the ex- e ited
stasek are beginning to bepOrDe as tattered
and threadbare as the Unibn itself
4 conscientious, rigbt.liinlded man might
settle this matter in four and twenty hours,
for it addrcsses the reason in the simplest
style 1t is easier, however, to describe
such character than to 6Dd it. Henest
common sense is a rare virtue among. the
politicians of the North and there are few
mez who are sagacious enough or brave
enough to affect the use Of sufficient
amount of it TO serve the present pur-
pose.
Horace Greeley himself! strange to say,
has most nearly struck the true idea. Peace
IS indeed the only panace4 for such lis as
the Northern people have brought upon
theulselvs and their country Every states
man in Europe seesthis; and no statesman
in the North Is 50 blind as not to perceive,
if, not the absolute efficacy Of peace, at least
the certain rain Of waf-Ia quadrupIed
public debt, largely multiplied loss OF life,
aud contamination Of all the disconteuts
which now foreshadow the most alarming
disturbances.
Revenge and 4tubbornress can new be
the only mOtive powers. But revenge is
morbid strength at best, aud stuBbornness
only sullen, unreliable force. Tie calm
wisdom and clear patriotism Of Southern
skin and valor sford tn. surest guarantees
agsihs. such enemies and the question is
reduced almOsr.t to eertaiuty that, if they
do not make peace with Us Of their own &C
cord, they will be forced IA the end to yield
Us treaty much more degrading than that
which might be obtained at the present
time
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BIZ eRAPE.vIkE avn oTHERWIsE.



c44r..soO~s.. .---..-.... Tuesday Evcusnr. P u.
Rain. Rain. Rain
Il never rains but il pours. For. Tie past
twelve hours enough water has fallen. appa-
renfly. to float guI~boais without number Il
does not interfere with the operations Of my
GRAPEVINE concern however The wires
which convey my important dispatches, do
not course through an atmosphere charged
with electricity. Though the head Of this
department. considers himself Iisatnilg Up a
limb. 50 far as the procuring n Startling in
telligence is concerned
learn that every Yankee tent is s,ruck.
around Nashville aud packed in the baggage
wagons Moreover whisper reaches me.
that the f'rvard move Of Rosssrans is but =
feint, 10 conceal his retreat to tie north Of
Cumberland River.
a friend Al both Of my elbows tells me- that
<ho' inevitable John Morgan. lef, Murfreesbo-
70. ~ his last expedition. with the determine
atio.i to enter the city Of louisville before he
returned" So he set out with his I-nerrie
men, Tor the Louisville Railr~ad. having FOR
tie past half year constituted himself the
chief engineer Of that Highway Of travel. aud
He stopped notiar srsk-
Aud be stopped not isT insd''--
Until Ia came 70 R,co, c, ..s n..;s /.
bou-ire. 10 celebrate the new year. Of .l,as r.
nous Bacon Greek bridge isear that be IL
securing the blue gn.ss rer;oa~ ike =
..s,etsor fash, , 10 the wsn.lermen, or ia. x.n-
dal invaders.
Ilsaru tbrourl, any FREUD the R.bellr:..Dor
that Mrs. Brax.ou Bag l,a.. of "a. Com.
mar.l;u., General cache, xl,rfr.~.l,,-, L.,
Friday evening.
IT..
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Look cur FsR HIni


VIII. n1F g., Tor - rnrfrirx and e livery Il ~
y 81 coa1rrlrnt ~ any 5ti rlst On rsf IA Il
~ ne<ro tiT in. wl.o rl1nury - ~ Ia lnE-
re - e-ishi u1laito- = ytans slf .buul fs-s ,
icc1es hiE1 rhtnky liiili - <hrarnur 80 pnu,srs
las rather bid but eassnt rln3 usacs-frT fIrs
- very E1r<Er and smart He ~ raiscd IN Ian
nenburg co1rty- IA he f-rbahiy 49, lurrrd nrrr
vi pay sloq irr the Erre-t ard rrsl q c-nrics any
ler,n ir lirfrorin< hi-z r aidlsr til1 - rrr-pa-
-Ati.ntH- lsc-5-2r tOHS r. R1tR
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IIAfltfs seFn arfbor ized b. .ssn- uelu - RI,
~or--,rfe TT ihe fir-t A~rtttky Cavity IL
ne term 9 SHIRE Frafs - turrf 5e r.r- tusnfr
r1ure ~ uanied IN m nv cnrrnnnr -
"a % hrtti kiH1f~ 80 re-It,ad - ne cal nnfu
lamp III eid fr>t ky- --arnry 81 Chlttnnos-
- md sal - -lat 20 r-crrrr Eentnr IL n 49,
aier~ tlf~tlhS IN ~ rcnp4ns- -isf trrni.h thsir
- "a hrr-et 81. x SHAcK -ETT Capt
rrr-i ~ Il treade 60. Kr
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OK Tuese-J ths Sit inst u ira-f n ths N.rkai
- Hnufr u Ch.tiznuoza. uiil hlrs f1r - rnE1inr
ye.r-A AZ pri1c ouirrT to-the 1iEbe<f biidsr. II
-l1..l-f ric1f. negro wurrsn Rel4ccn. 1har 10
children. nla a ne-o boy EpiIrl1r, Red 80 -.
MY nlHlret fr ne return 70 nsof tke nsrross q
Ire exniiatr y tgclre ntnrl.t And IL - T-sut Il
Tie hire P-Ttf< , 'rir<s - rlotbs tlr ner4es nna
par Al rneditinai tccprhik. E<-
oec-5-f0l }. a. TARNFR l1nr
Estate " X Ksnno.T. dsofd-.
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NcEnnriiis. December =. 1ss3
THE Conscriri camp ., this place wiil be novei
near Nurireesb5ro- 1ennessee. On the 17fl inst
n enrolling Ocer< az required rrpcrt there Hho
have herefofcre reported II Ncifinnrille-
Chairmen % County courts are required 20 f1rnish
% the Coin - ant o. Con.criP-s a Hnrfrresbnro
conpete LIST Of The Of al Enrolling OfHcer-
sroEc their several counties and he dssrIcs xhica
they reside MARCUS }. WEIGHT.
de<to-lw Brig Gen. l.1tndr- &c
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THE SITUATIpN.

81 llfH FsislEil Hi.
The anticipated battle at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
has commenced. As we 81 TO pIess. dispatql-
es reached ibis point, announcing that DE fight
opened fer belly at y O'Clock nj. ii all we
have not fceiyed any paFticuIilss up 10 tbs
writing. lI8i9 kIAEl
Yesterdab !, Rosscrans slsraandaHll The 4urFqn-
der of MtFfeeesboro. Bragg IrepP] wasI
.corne and take it = The scene of cs3ntlEetlis
pot more ian four niles p3rthII9f liqrfffss-
boro. in an open area of several Iglil{s squire,
as lsreI as a raee-course. Every c0nia eIEce'
is felt that our forces will ID su{s4ssf4l TAdsy.
certainly b ave the advantage in Psitien, and
an open Cd antrx to fight in IHHI lA Il
John Morgan treaties the Ahksek u a
Christmas eve visit. at GIasg4k, kEll4Hlg Ind
capturing large nun ber Fh{ test lAsayl I'D
burnt all the bridges betw9eh Slhns FoFdsyilld
and ElizaIl clifton. KY and dqAtFosSsd ffteeI
miles of I'll L Louisville and S;aslayiIA EoAas
In NORTH clrolira. the Abolition arIh5F IL
again in m ption, from Newbernl aae licsourlt il
that they ire advancing on KinHEE9b, Ind lnbrhI
or that Tidy arc moving tsvlartHs weldon and
GroenvElIs[ I4Il lEIfH H
! large iron steamer, I'll Gir4as, 4ifh stores
and a sped ial messenger from #HFoHe aFriiiyed
lat a Comic lerate port on the 2sHtIt I5IiiI
Cen Be huregard expte4 ses AHHs rdndiHeHs to
meet the eneIiy on South CareHEA split
The Fed erals have EYED uatedIst. ssilhos.ib Is
land on Il l. coast Of Georgia. III .4
Nothing ad,I;tionalssrorh viskIhia- AZ Iast
accounts. he army 81 Gen. I.qt vas 4gEsin in
motion.
From West Ts,,nsssess>wst l.Ayo stirring
accounts pf Tie n,eFenents Forrest and
Van nor, a ,!lssaisl, fr';ue ss'retia.lIaI 27th,
says ti,ar tic Atsusphis Bi;lcsia bf eolh
states I'd on the 1911 TorHSss dtss fSysa
tic r,'lr, l.,l 3on5,eetisi, bears Hih.abgHit CIT
ting oil. tIi. -Yanl,le- s,ifgl:54l s+lntf re
port fsrl5.t. a,,a $50 81 IhAa li,.tsstsl "a
l'ff7ttttft ii f+LHt-i4E fttliff Ga
sr~it.es.E tae~ sic 81. 4IH Ei5lieF Az
pen. ~ iq.lie3.e |as .af Hasi1if bII t:ie
$ii~.i.sipse anil iazri VII siI!, iEIsaee
D. z. s.. u.fe LEFT afeahiHF dsJay
sGals..ea.os rtrarfflI faa . 'r,tF iI 1HIc
TS'e.tiy. 81 ilsyins 4rili aaa I4f iltFIqe
.,isaais!i,I4.- znrFss'Hlgr. irll# dfl.fsts
were reinosil,S everything. oti,y iEsb Ylil-
kec regiments we're ii ihoI t4pl4
gentleman just througl frqlE, 4oli
Miss. arrived aere ys.teFll-! VIII FdF9rfs
that it VA. believed il, .5aEFHFEsoiil p lRItlie
determination Of Forrest hnH N4A 1dHH to
attack Memphis. We e.qiii 10 ~ sur
prised L Forrest has net atEelniise4 III pay
! visit q the city Of his fqIfa4r teFllsEIIge-
1t was also fu.nored in J4cAHdn. 4Asa pqr
informant lsft. that 81 eon4slneliss nH tl.e
dep,onstr atoms on Meinphis HIPS, Yah lIioru
and Forrest. Gen. sherman lad reihtbFcsd
that city with $4,000 INCH from pm
mand near yicksburg HEs ElfHl
I'VE are informed that ptFFats CHE,
have been received. TO the efffEt mat FBFresi
has destroyed a great portion pf he N{iRPhi'
and Ohio Road. captured tiIq gAFrisPI,A alfc
destroyed the stores At Hpaboldt, lTtsntor
and Union CITY. llH#Fls III ili
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T'liE un5efsirns5 h-ss fr sais a ssnrHn n.
SIX CAR LOADS oF SALT. 81 saeRs or o.
1n-1els - irnirds per brzlel. nv rrntv rur -.
ire1t- lerstn- uisnlnE u pirr.ers I'll a1drn1 -.
Izlfrs Ea.i ~ tfIadar. SErinE-. Va - he 81 -
lan-1rs- bi-s Ttl Ae r-ctifef isrnre q No. 60
~ = aad ~ '.esi ID ocsred I'll - 11rerted ~
AL = - re tr,f q1.iitr
seszs--r AN. 3 DICK ESs0x 1 q.
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So REWARD.

rT7Ii- above reward q thirty dois- vi. 81 PAL ss
! ilse arprehen>iou % private Wa 49, harrison,
c. X Fms. fanieltsac seiil-e-t fsen-ria ya'nn-
fe-i<. ami bis de iiTe1y I'M No5l.c - .usit,c
lneat a Any - t. jail
said W T.. EaTfs-c lc Grid from lis tnrrasrr Il
fher5id. Grurgis GA tic ..d ,lar o. Drreclher -
zI i surprised - - his iathrf : 10 C1rsSa com
-. fi-frris. said hsrrisot atf , years ~ &c
alnrt q lee inch high. hinc eye hsht hair ani
fsir crilir.exDs. aud weighs ai-i1- tie -
ner1i 81 a. L. REED II
Cn :. Cr,fe.l.-.f. be- ~ -.
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Mas SHor.-c- H. Caldwell. a volunteer be-
longing 10 Col E u Watkins regiment. was
arrested by the Provost Guard and attempted
to escape. when he guard ordered him to halt
three iisnes-noi llaltirs. Die guard fred.
striking him in The hack We are glad TO
know that he IS recovering from the wound:
A soldier should never run from man on duty
with loaded gun. Asls1fd Qes-fsdrroey-
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S25 REWARD.

LOST large Asneric-in lever silver wasch On sat
: urday evening last coming rom naifon. fne
r. the WesferR sud Aflanl4 Rsilrs1tr vii
pay the above rtvafd add AK ~ cl-sf ia1. f.r che
delivery n The watch the Dti5t Of the Nashrill-
akd Chatls aooga Raiiroad. Al Chattanooga
dec30-lts " A. GRIFFIN
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Applaud us when no run eonsbI, ns when
1--WE fall cheer ms when Ye-refbver1 but llet. us
pass on-rfor Gods szke--ltt US pass on =
-Etlnu,id Burke HE Hill
Paint me as am, H was theIspmpiiaha Of
Oliver Cromwell ts young AelY,th4 artist,
paint me as am; leave put acHF Or a
wrinkle, and I'll not p-y you sIxpFpce-'
The shrewd old Roundhead knew yeF5 well
that the Characteristic points in hisHisage
were those very SCARS and wrinklsFg and
that the omission Of them would M the
ruin of 4ll that was worth Pressfvins It
is so with the South, the cauks oF the
South, AID the Southern people pB this
New Yehris day-a day usually eorsssrIted
to retrospection-we look over eur little
history, brief indeed as totime, bIt fl u Of
iwondrod S event, aud as We survey ITS fea-
lures nd complexion, rough IIbtqdzed
throughput, we are content, like CE4H9ell,
that the picture shall go forth to tic " rld
nmarked With all the lbleniishesf which Have
been put upon it by time, b5 war; BY sleep
less dayt and nights, BY aESiety but With
valor, poi;cy, authority abb public care
written 10 all its princeiy lfhes.1 HisI II
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DY order nf The co1rt 81 Ord1.ry q TIE eounfS q
ID Dsdr State q Georgia nj 11er AN - ~
hEbest cdteF for casb- IN frouI q TIE Court Horns
in tie Town ~ Iertn. daring - eral hcux a 49,.
m he - 1rescaT n Janr.Ey rrxfibe trncf q Ina
"a uhic1 HrsI ElF.ey drcd lived. lyinr % Loofrre
Creek. 1SVta nile sboFe Irrnfon curt.frirr 49,
1ooo O. 100 ncreS-abotf lo0o trr.-rnIs fi-i, l--7
ans Gbo1t co. secnnd qus,ry. ard fkr h.lrIr,
aouraia land SINE SO q 60 hrres are nov h 81
tir1tion, al,oat 20 q which J. IN rrnrs o. -
place 50 frstrafe peach and ark crcbarT 5-,l--
nouses, neEr1 cabins. barn. Gnkles &C.
A lie same tine and place viii also SCI la ~
Lana IN the en1nty- lying IN sligo TnII-~ -
ininlsg l6o acres. On rhilh bcr1s luprorr1r-f-
The ui6e-rgued viii s,qr sd lauds q psr-on- a..
siriagto sxlnine
A. + oBFScHAIH
.lcnin1tfator e buur nou
toF ~ g. pn-1 Il 80.
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WHO WANTS A sUBsTITUTE7

a Ny one desiring sd5stitute who : willing 70
- pay literally tan find one rbo vii never Be rnb
Jet % tie conscrpt act. by applying 70 J. ~ Iur-
ply. QnarterI7asitI's supply Dept. 2tianta Ca
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H0TICR-

u cheriss Hsnnans- = capt 0irary's csuruur.
- FLORIDA Rtrnsnt Nil ads-s-s fhs nsdsr-I~1~l =,
~ place ~ viii learn The p1uc1Frs concrrn|r
Neero Boy ell hy him A Cave f,J N q re lfll
- SePienber -as- Any ;ufurr.liio. ,1lu1rninr -
prs@eut ioc- ~ q M. 1sEnsnf vi - rhrrfinlI
received - - j, 0RIo&EI.
c~cl-ln Asst S1rrtol IN Hir[- - -
camp lear NlriIecs1oro. Isan-.llsE Z.
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CLEVELAND FaMALr ISsFIIrrg Tie atten-
ton Of parents and Guardians is directed to
the advertisements Of tie siasotie Female ln-
stisure at Cleveland. f'einessee. ia this iaorr-
ii.gs' REsrr. Those who have daughters or
words 10 educate. eofla nor cohsign thsn 10
4 better College Cleveland Is ono Of TIE
he-liIiiest 10 ,alions ID Tehhessse aud the pm
&c ab8u, ih> Small Pax. whiel. fstcnily exist.
ed there Lac. we are Eappy to stase. eaiiss;,
subsidized.
The Rev. Dr.. Bradshaw. The Principal iei
tbs Institute. has an ss.viabIe rephiaiion As 4
Professor. and InAsi'n{ Tor. The terms arc *
ceeslingiy moderate: and bp4r,i CAT, be had in
seod iansilier. aud Al conveissei.i boarding
sollkes kept ruspost'y s9r yPsil; ladies'. At
reasonable rates.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

To the z enrolling onners Of Eat fennssses-
y kEPiN .. Irt7acnf inquiries me are iufarr,,l
sh.t ilic i'a~t Masters u Chaffansr,r. nd Ko-r
silie- ar ne only Sat Trlnessee rhn srr.r
cnlpt-c ~ IN fos.<rptinn.. JNo-L HOPKTER-
chaii.s'toEn- Dec p r.. 1-D.c
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

IRON the subs riber IN Chattanooga ~ The nfkhf
Il of the 29th large ny horee with sadie and hrI-
die on. The 1nder viii be Literally rerarted By
leaving said horse a. the quarters % To- Provost
tiuard. ldse1I-9t.l JNO- J. kLIcE-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

We learn that the Confederhte military au-
thorities with the concurrence Of Gov. Shorter.
Of Ala, have determined 10 impress 700 ne
groes-200 OF them in Madison county-to
work on defences for the Tennessee Valley,
and that Maj. A. c. Beard, Of Marshall county.
is the agent for the lmpresSmsnt "a very ju-
dicious appointment
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

Rs Gen. schoei sf has been ordered to
North Carolina. Hq isa Po@nfieT. six feet
and half high 1T takes 4 long pole as tie
old say Ing has il TO knock lovIs The p>rsn-
r.ons- but it takes Z. iortrer ono. than was
ever contemplated ~ prpti.sis or Prorera.
to bring slov,s those Of tArnld Tar State.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

rszs- Butler ST lrds lidlpet puilast his crl-
city. His removal was eyticiitly at his own
request. The proclh.re .if9 Of President D..
Wis turned his face nj .Ii.N' III y ruch rapid
rate. that game of Fpf- sledse.r il il said,
might have been rl.ycd on DE tail Of his
coat
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01
TAKEN UP.

HAVE a VERY handspmc yoti1< iron grey mar
years old ~ my stable No marks OF brand-. ne
owner must come forunfd. pso-e pr7oerty pay char
yes md take hsr auss-. u y FABIAN
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

~ If7 the felegraphic ews from " D.
ingtor'is TO be credited tie Rnmp colsern
there are in a terrible stew.-P Petersburg Er-
If that's the case a few Rulap steaks mag
be the result
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

A STOUT. able btdiel man. ever forty ire Jerrz
\ a age viii ~ gage * substitute u -1tsfari,-
= prize can be obtaiGcd- fortI2rteui-s eurrir- q
ds,3i ) T. WllAT-
.s Ah ssss.s S,s ssss .ss ' asss Is Can
tie hal3er van retnrn q Maj J. J. Beauchkmp. Chaf
tan o1a Tenr.. f. L. WHY ( Co.. Afanfa. Or Tie
undersigned ~ Rnggoid. Ca. and the one lcld VII
be forwarded IS may bs dic~cted-
dec3i-lw T. p GI.ESS-