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Army Suffers and the Public.

sc subsc,lher beg. leaee inform asc citizens OF
re Wet fat he has sp7olnted hessfs. J. II. Reed
<c Of C.icseo his a.eAts 10. the sale ol his Ccls
la.d Schled a:n aromatic Schcapps, who Elllsu7rfy
As. su.l--s and Western merchants. at SeE York
f.1ccs adding freitEt. This GIa Il the standard
t:1k of this world. 1t fas heen tested y the w1ole
Nedca! F1eu..y. aat pronounced BY them to be the
ru:xt rquor manufactured The article has sufe1et
s sale in tic West fo7 several year, past in co1se
eueucc Of ts stca1 quantity Of counterfeit ScAna3ps
T!ch has been paired cG hy ne:chaate OF tho Vest,
.ocon, To AEaid tsls hereafter mach pos
:e.r he hss srroluted tie aaose-raried 1tn agents.
,shc purchasers caarey getting the genuine artt
g.. Army Suffers VII ind ths Gin the cheapest in-
= ted A4Gor IN thls c@uuy It il used N s1l tho hos
] IS Il sew York. Phi!Ale.pa!s ala Wash!nston.
TDJLP5O WOLFE,
= Heavtr st,est New York.
1-oeo Cases Of ys'olft.-~ Cclcbra~
Fed :s<.ilic<l.as1s 4 Ar0ul:l-
tic Selma ps.
.5e:sae1y J.u. REED & CO. Agents,
ry3.t!1Ssn 146 Lake street. Chicago.
~ OTHERS! MOTHERS!!
.4tL MOTHERS -.
Dour 1al1 to procure
ais. WI.sLuW's SOOTHING SYRUP FOE CHI.
DGES TEETH1Sc.
'aluhb!c preparation - the prescription Of 11e
4't!e Elost e1TeH.Eced &ud skiltfui Surses In New
-iahd and Aa bes1 Used with nsycf falling 6uccese
t. thousands oi cases.
1t tct ocy relieves the child frol ps!n but iavt
Kite Ii Etoaiacl aud bowels correcta acdity ard
7es toae AID energy to The whole system. I. viii a.
= czt instantly relieve
s'HlF1N3 IN TAK R1WELs AND WIND COLIC.
sd o'r:eoEe Commissions. INCH. II not speesuy
-t--edict. en5 ic d.a:h We believe It the best asd
7:rsfre.HedE Tie world. in Ill of DTSEETERY
ed DlA1Ksi.A In CHILDREN. w1ethef Arising
::-s4 Tectll'ng @: from s1y et;.cr cau%e
ea ai:cc.anr for neirE VII! accnmraey each bottle
&C genuine r-.ese tbs t.c elr!le of CURTIS rHE
iiN:,. New Fo:E. L OF t:c cuts. de- wrapper,
Sod !E a!. he 1Ic'ae Dealers
--nciFhl O:'cc Is Deg strict. New yofk,
iE1cE osLT =, s'ESTc rxR Eorr1k.
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i THE FOR TOEt.
ttosse betYsed lseautv yI.or and Hen!sh. Or Faded
Ioofs md PrcnatuI c Drc4y.
The G:ls1kct of xscArIS.e
Containing Secret Connteik forthe
Mothers, Wives and Daughters Of America,
G. tEETAIN Po3ATs OF rif4l Importance. essc1tal to
tfet1 1seauty. Nisor and Hcaalth
Ey kadarae BEAUMONT, French Physician.
On inco-uE Is ceE.s to Madame Dcarno.t. r. q.
Tx t2t1 Chicago IL the hook will be sent fret TO
az Fart Ct tie Cniisd 6tstes. ny1i -e3b4T
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Yates miss Young Charley mra
Young Mary miss icriey Fannie lniss
INITIALS.
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From the Charlest0n Mercury a. Ahe I0th.I
Parties who acconipani Mt. Bunch a. the British
=Ees nner Cadmus. on Saturday afternoon. bring rs
same addfional bnfnrmation Though not % the most
agreeable Character in regard 20 the late naval
hrn- II the siafenents gwen bT the cheers OF the
(admus be true the substantial fruits q victory
are far les important than previous ac0uhts had led
q 70 believe. -
TIE steam gunboat Merredita which wss thought
- have been sunk said 10 be az Port Ros al having
Keen toHed there from this Bar IN quite disabled
condition.. She struck BY fhe Palmetto State
aud shot from the latter paszed through the boiler
~ The hercedta. causing the water in il rush into
the hold Of the vessel. and indacing Temporary
Hres-ion n the minds Of those frlow Which cum
i1unicaed 10 the Officers dek. that the vessel
sinking she lost several in killed aud wounded
The Yankee gunbosts Quaker City and Augusta
we're also struck. and had parts Of their crews killed
4nd wounded. but the latter was not much damaged
and is on here hIOckadinr.
The iron-ciad New Ironsidess stili on the Bar and
4 said y 20 on shore early In The morning and q
ifturn nffer dark. hoping 20 catch our iroh~clads
should they make another attack the Yankees The
lEonsdes j. reported 10 60 about knots when do
IFg her best and Is armf principally with II inch
guns aud one two hundred pOuh6er Parrot gun. on
pivot forward
The impressions prevails in the Iankee feet that
Fannah viii be ssailed before Charston. aud then
language in reference 10 their expected attack The
Alter cIty Is less boastful than heretofore
Tie M@nitor iron clad Montauk. Which bombarded
the battery Savannah few day. since il \ sad
as considerably njul ed il ehat acfion- and her
q refused to work during part q the tight
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Il ,HE Aia-sa arl Mississippi Rivers Rairo1d Goa
4 panF df AAsbaua- will cfer iur sale NJ ruhi {
auctian 10 the liees bddfl (nut les than l4r \ ~
"Wednesday the fthday Of March. ls6l. a. the bhfk
Of Selma. j. the city o. cli8- 500 oo0 bonds az te
Company. dated sauolfy n-t. itG1, aod due lhr-
uary Ist ISIS: and So CCB bonds Of tie city Il 81
ma. dated January l,t. lefA and dre Januarg -.
ISL The al named ioni.s- >Eill he endorsed are
1uaran feed by tie Eaiirc3d Company. All thEe
bonds hear per cent interest,". pay2&ie -eIni-anr
lr. at tie Eommercill Bank II Alat1srl ~ e r1
with coupons attached for tie Interest 7e btiI1s q
the Company (rierest and PRINCIPALLY ecuTtd ~
mortrace duly executed and recorded ~ he entire
Railroad 81 the company With al is InachnelS "a
IA nds- and FRANCHISE and other appurier anres bt
nd cinInetces ~ the cry Of Selma, where il cir
no cfz in the Alahanna ard lernes<te Rivers Rail-
ad (cpup eied is miles, and Icing extended
under attract with the 9oniederate Govern neal
10 Rome. GeorFia) and Wild : daily line Ct steam
b. att. plying hetueen Selma AID Montgomery aud
extends West through vel Cultivated and Fert fer
Tile region.V VIA Jniontoun Ind Demopolis about ~
miles. and "a CONNECTED means ~ Tie Northeast
and Southwest Alabama Rliit.ad. with The Noble
and Southern (His-issipuil RAilroads Al MeridfAn.
Mississippi Beside il resb parked heal adrtnfa-
ges serqrinE q il hrEe icai business. this r1ld
holds most lavoTable pesii3l. IN IRE IT eastern
and western line travel b4fHeEn TeNaz A kar<le
louisa na aud Mississippi. aud the Nurthern md
EasierH poftions o. the Cofiederncy aneEdlng tie
most direct snd shortest rutie fram Yick-burr and
All INTERMEDIATES places. rt Capitol q The Confee
racy and ne South Arlanfid c5fief
AIldus fr route throuEb Frssh selma 4, 1iersdiau
has been ufelled only within The last few weeks lud
Is Jet Tsfking regularly a. it vii sohn a. the
orranremenls in progress are completed. the inl
come alreafs Tar exceeds thel sun required 70 make
good the bends proposed u Issued In short ID a
Believed that better zecIlrles than thtse iorIl-
AN he fon1d IN The Confc1tr1cl- Two prior hen.
exist td-witz tg1ce 70 secure $50 600 bonds =
the Company. due Jsnsary u II be p1d out n fhi
proceeds q The bonds nov fderfd. and uhirh al
be received il payment f0r f4eiaifer bonds Secrhd
mortghgetb secure $50 % y sdrfnced BY TIE ct1.
lederaie GfTernnent Tor the ctupleton of the read
and pas able 10 ISL naieSs s1ncr discharEed ex
pected. b. Transportation foI fhe GpFernmenf-
sSeaed prtippas o. bids. iiefted - the undersgr-
AZ DemupOl OF W 5 Knox 10, Treasurer. al - 4
ma (uh0 o. applicatin viii lFe any informsti0n &C.
sfredl viii istleiFe due attenii IN
Feb7 IDS G. C. GRIFFIN.
IfIi President
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Lent w y. ~ eu7edy .land pr - IloDeII1
ASS slant Surgeon Of ihe 10th Tennessee Re
;ne.t passed through here this morning en-
roate 10 re;oin Tier eainit eomniand- The
FORMER gentleman. for bis gaIlsntfy on the held
~ Asrirseshoso. was sendersd \ positiou. On
kiae staff Of his General Of brigade after the
hction which he n,odesty declined because o.
f,is attachment 10 his old regiment. He was
bmoug the FIRST 10 take arms in defence Of The
South, snd has risen Tom tie rsnks upon his
merit alene, to an officer in his old regiment
81 modest merit and nndannied courage. and
Esallantfy on the field 81 battle deserve promo
hon then Lieut. Kennedy ought 10 be Bri-
sadier. There n.ettIe in him.
4 Wewere pleased 10 meet yesterday Gen
B. H. Hem, late OF tllis Pest and more recent
", ia command Of the Cavalry force At No
bile Tie General Is en- route for the front u
assume command Of his old Kentucky Brigade
We have heard il intiinaied lliat this Brigade
ls 10 be mounted-in which event. no man ].
better fitted to command them, as such, than
General Helm.
Capt. Massengale. oftle Faynlaster's Depart
hent, { s. "A. At Atlanta. Is here on q brisi
~isit to his relations he reports tie Tennes-
gee>hoys in the various departments at Allan
IA. 70 b, in good health and spirits. from con-
slant reading Of the Chattanooga Re5ei.
Robert BuTsh, Esq late British Consul at
Charleston and family. took passage in the
stearier General Clineh, on Saturday last and
PROCEEDED 10 the British steam friga,e cadmus
outside Of the Bar. in which vessel they pre-
Deed immediately to Englana. touching at Ber-
nnaz. lifl
II is stated that Col W. n WofIord has been
appointed Brigadier General. and has been as
signed 10 the command ofthe Brigade Of the
lbtc Gen. r. Cobb. Colonel J. c. Tap
ian. who commanded tie 18th Arkansas Regi-
iheni at Belmont and Shiloh. has recently been
appointed Brigadier General
Col: Frank Sewer, Inspector General Of 1t
Gen. Folks corps. is in the city lie leave.
this morning to rejoin the staff
Hon. John c. Burch arrived here last even
Ing from Charleston. IN
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THE DAILY REBEL
HATTAH80sA Ats
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. Il, 1868
THE SITUATION.


Gen. Bragg IS army-as we are informed from
reliable souFcesf-is in a condition of order
moral spirit, health. equipment and general
discipline, wI.icll angurs f..vorahIy Tor coming
events.
The delay Of Rosecrahs is tribuied 10 vaFi
GUS causes. That tits not his interest to come
out and fight. seems clear from his accustomed
foresight and sagacious prudence. Undontt-
eddy the rules Of error are not 70 be applied to
him, for II. b has shown one thing more de
cidedis titan another. il is wiley cousfruction
Of his movements. Some men acconat the
troubles in tie West as one evidence. which
restr4insi others I've unsettled state OF Ksr-
tucfy; others. the want Of transportation aud
subsistence others, the lack Of force others
the expectation Of reinforcemeuis. All. ora any
one of these speculations may influence the
inactivity of Rosecraus. The roads are also
to be considered as offering considerable
barrier Upon ono thing we feel assured ard
On that. we doubt not our authorities are faliy
prsPared--thAtho will advance sooner or later.
and BY Fay Of shelbyville. The route upon
our e1trem tight, via-Lebancn, Liberty. Alex
andria, $mithyie and McMinnviIIe, is zigir4Is
and nnattainabIc. The Yankees were made
sick Of their mountain tour last summer. and
will hardly repeat it. = Jill
The withdrawal of troops from ReadykilIe
ssems1fO have been only temporary and
that place vas reoccupied, as we are in
formed. two days thereafter Morgan's men
are in that region, and viii harrass the line
from ReadyviIle to Bradyvile, al far as It
eis.nds. They have already captured more
than three hundred prisoners, thirty wagons
and a thousand horses. mules and beef cattle
We have no further particulars Fl ON Fort
Doneson and Dover.
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QIfaA- LtHA A>-At1 a. Lo1eCNIFTIrE. !
n utxEllls. Jan l1lh- le61-
A.; AZ a..h's.ssd = - s =. -ss..l . -,
Ell cornllls hare hf cnIlel o. ~ rrrtt---- ~.
r4llr1ad. TrsE1et 40 rltrr rrarfz rrr r-rrfs- -
1-lts ~ - alt Ltnr ui|I frtr1re tr,.rr
O. asI1sf al raIe uiIiLe ~f1zIrE - a. - -
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tea. a.z- alrr r. r -rrrsce ~ 1rf-<r Of hrrfrr
Ma 20 ~ elllIle in Tie 1rrr a. a. nsIl'f
iralsxf ~ - m ~. a. a. - so ,Tesref 49,
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alas - <1trp lan rnltr fhe 81 M Il IA. =,
- ear lag ccer.l -hs tlslrirt ~ ~ 49, -
a. --ca-lla = - - r1i11-1rn4rl ~ ~ a
~. 49, - 49, 14l e. 1resfet aIler ~ ell -
r-ecIt.'1+ {. iLe rl.1iy 70 rich itty ray beI5rr
~ - Liz ~ reEcri.u1 -
k.1i.-c.t-sfi eze- ption e. accson. - aissl.I;fr
~ l. SO q - the ufrirr trar1.
q a. 1LAkA- L. Co q. g A.
an t-l1 Cu11.n - a. Cc-scr r'ts
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: 7 - 7 A.
Ct0P AEIA ERSHIP SO1iCE--Tbe undermined
~ have ess.clafed Themselves. Together NICER TIE
figie and ti7n o. buADJkA&I A MATTHIAS. fur
t1t flfftst ~ t.ncncun2 the GROCERY AND cox
MISSION BUSINESS. Is Lynchlurr. "a
ne shah keep constantly On hard a. lurre anf
vel >tiectrf >flEk a. 6LOCEEIES and STaPIF
DRY GOODS. ~ en- l,e ob;aiEe6. and MA sp1re IS
r'1lns "a serve car cu>t-rI-rs az A. ii.na.-
Nora NclAtE ii.e 1l>lres< IN l1e Ash lrinciI le.
* vii - era iel u chez lnclrLnl-i< % city
Crunffy l.lIrLaser~ her - uilcesn' = CT rial
Sone '2i'1thi- ~ lar ~ lest- L-In and Al cher
confrt produce irffei ard plt,urf rrtnrss II ! T
-ases. ~ Isi,c1 - sa,ts are l..r.ie-
NaulfacflIrrd aud S-nnki-l rohncco a,1 - n Z,
AT grabs aiwafs On hand
We solicit : share - tie tnbiic patronage.
= =. 10NDURAET
deciT CD JAMES MATTHIAS
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p.91 The Montgomery Mail learns that a
duel was fought last Tuesday morning. near
West Point. by Thos- G pIsby, and NJ. J. Kenan,
both Of Dallas county, r suItihg in the death
Of keenan, His body " as br ought to Mont
gomery the following evening. for intermens.
The combatants were both officers in the
Cpnfedetate service Intellectual efforts were
rhdo to effect an anicabIe adjustment The
weapons used were double barreIled guns and
minnie halls =
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7 T
Com a,isFiOnsIIs SCI out d Washington i,
February, lS61, ta d Hlat. message o.
fE59sident DAYS NM the stln more teelpl
ffdiFhlssllIes nHH thiough tbs intercepted
IEdii DO nastFc cSFfes IsouIiebee found uT5n ths
perA9n Of Msj. Reid sauDders-ls tie aN.
fal eyer i'm lEhdiRg crashHof f preisn In
|terfentfoh y #iI =
/ 10 wopdeT Men and women win hope.
What isIm oHH tbIths purpose, hope usually
seldcts the easiest channel of ontltt. and
foreign inteHpOsitiO1l has I'M alou 2 seemed
Che sPeeaiest 'esesps from war, and the
EHgrfst aysP1e e iHdepepaence For the
first time sFnFs tHeE war began, the gf1sral-
itt Of tho masses bsgan ID abandon these
Earlier visions They vanish ' ith the icicles
99f winter haHing proven il as sIittsrins,
lSt more lasting Or real They fade with
the erowi1g of tbs first cock, and ineh ope n
their eyeH, 15t opIy to ses that they have
erred foolishly put they open their hearts
Hlsa 70 the impatient, restife ilt nature,
which na4urally enough succeeds.
/ SPEECHES Hte made, articles are Written
tPI prove thesH lthHugs Mr. swan Of Ten
pssEee, h4H LATELY made one of those speech
sss lga0d speech top; and the Rich
Ho9d Efquifer publishes it with APP
praying cSmlHHfnfs after two years Of a
HesP erate EdefAn.ive war; says the editor
efthat exfellHtt journal, against potent
nation; afterI4 lpug line of brilliant Veto
resin triumPhapt assertion .f our indie
Peppence after years residence Of .tw.
Distinguished stateEmen 81, Of the south
il The eapitals Of France a nd Eng
laId, waiting, spliciting. renonktrltine:
after the courteous acqpiescence OF eur
GdvtrnnIept il the performance Of donsu-
lar fusetiens fn our courts, By gentlemen
accredited to- our enemies, and a4thbrizea
hyiSur enfmifH to reside here and protect
Ehelintereft, IF EpgIishmen and EF1epehl
mdq; affaF all this energy in assertion Of
put own cPusdl in tie field, and patient con-
hiliati4n towards neutral nations abroad
Il iiYs ai' ncep, IL seems one step In
p thf H public resPgnitipn Of our sovfrsignty,
p which We arc entitled by the laws 81 ma
tipps. At this hour neither England nor
farhncs pffteIds to haze any knowledge Of
Ppt ezistfnet They still regard the
Washington Government as eftitIeli td-treat
fiji ps. They know nothing dfs NJ t. Mason
pha NJ ,sliddlI, save as private gentlemen
Ef II Adams and Mr.. Dayton are still eur
n Inisters at those courts. If British
Fhpiectis ~ropged or British properly seized
fA Igt7irgipih5 itHislto Mr. Lincoln they look
FIJI redress, tlIiough Lyons Dr. Ne1cieF. Ii
PhfIof their G9nsuIs should be rem OVID, d
Should DIG, ID lis 70 Mr. Lin coin that his
sSdeessor WOULD b accredited.
/ There i truth in all this, and lis Albums
phRntly worth the consideration of Congress
Afd the Ekecutiye, as well Is pfess and
pHbEc. If Al IL /IE
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4
We are beginning to be little afraid
that the members of Congress of the Confcd-
crate States are no better than other me.
Every fold, as the old adage goes, has i'd,
black sheep. Il spoke, however, in the sin
gular number, whilst our Congressional fold,
unfortunately, we are sorry to say contains
plurality of black sheep, growing more
and more numerous, as the idleness of Off
cial life and the snug suarter and emslu-
ment Of Richmond pamper the appetite.
corrupt the understanding, and indulge the
whim, caprice and vain glory of the indi1
vidual unused to little brief authorityl
The proceedings of Congress show a singu1
lar dearth Of talent, much less Of original
genius. There are mon at prese at repre-
senting brave and patriotic constituencies !,
constituencies engaged Tin the field, and.
unable to watch over and restrain those
whom they have delegated to act for them
in this trying hour--men, we say, whose
capacity would reflect little credit on Al
ordinary member Of a State Lee islaturel
and whose worthlessness as law makers and
public. custodians is only equalled by their
want of natural endowments Great ability
is net always essential to very successful
legislator; especially are those shining
qualities Of mind which make the orator
most of what he is, not particularly required
in a member of Congress. If every gent
tlemau sitting in that body were Mira
beau Patrick Henry, a Grattan OF a
Plunkett, the wheels Of common action
would be clsgged doubtless by an excess Of
brilliancy But sound sense, shreRd fore
sight and common honesty things found
in greatest abundance out of the halls Of
legislation-are the characteristics which
distinguish usefulness from mere gloss, ca
paeity from stupidity and wiIfEl error We
have few men who possess these traits. 50
efficient, beneficial and necessary. In lieu
of them, we have, as We have always Ind,
the ignorant politician, the blatant d.nba-
gogus, the foolish, feeble temporizer, time
server and hanger-on of God providence
and the good will of the people. With .
man of great eminence as Chief Magis.
trate, another of consummate intellect Is
Vice Pfesident, a third of straightforward
honest capability for Secretary Of the
Treasury other officers civil. as well
as many military, whose wisdom, courage
and purity are sufficient to carry our Young
bark safely through the waves of the fem
pest which surrounds us-we have Con-
gress, wlthSut few exceptions, strong Only
n inc ono point possessed also Of the ass,
q ialse aPpen'e, ana heed to little beyond
Inc grea. princlPies OF self. Heaven speed
its exit
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DT one Of nv negro teamsteri ssraeuhsre n ne
~ street. . black nenorandrn box in ne pocket
Of which vas two md eve d1l1r Confederate
nnlrs one dnIlar and any cents q silver. nnd 4 or
dollar State bll and one pair cuG builons He b
mitch distressed. and says be i dead hruke-p n Ia
hoped that the 6nder win bring 70 ne and REEVE
proper reward and further TIE interest q ruGernE
humanity D. ~ JONES.
Febls-1W Nd. On
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DTs8OLUIfONI

TUE 6rn q Quinby 4 Rohibhou. e nsmrhls. ~
the ssne - " T. Qui1by. uht aIo1e a1rhcrined
pay and Al persons ubo are I1telfcd - aid frn.
has besn tulhcr1ad - settle I'D frn's bs-ines T
M; + sS StsI1Ssons3 : Gal r.-s..-.
Jas 8. CL4GHokN. spscisf r--t,, n
Eisw.h. G.sJan- n. Isss. TIstIo,S.sl =
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rT,HE Captain ubo t1ok sainrd from a C1alI iir.
cI1Inir1 i his. he ARRIVAL a. the ear
rem IuIahrrna a. fhil place tu S1r- az tre1inr tt
IN inzt vi please re1nrn q 10 ne RkEEL Oce -
i was nine. The gentlemnn 4 clrEr N The ~
ms, and j. knnEn b sigh y tbe Cond1clar. x ~
suord i not returncd, Be prefer cps NIL te t1kt1
70 Axpoee the t1fcer. ilWN-c- GORMAN-
Chaltanoorn. FebII-1Ee Cart lth Pa. HeE't
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QrAETEHnasrIE- DIR fnfnENr1
Chattanooga Feb.l17- Ise1-
G1ITIZEN8 having neEroes q hire are notifei ia,
" don't want a be compeIIsd 70 fup-es< team
sftrs- but 90 the tine. compelled h have Ir
or 20. and viii pay fair prees-faliank and medica
s'ienfi7n. B-F-J0NES
zFet13-1F Nj on
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-FEoN HkvAr4.-The piiot to.t nslIer. non Nav,
m, has arrived Il Mobile There vas no news IN in
serest g Havana when The keli-f lef the loh ult
The people convsnced thai Ne rhau = =. -,
early Peaee that there no demand for cotton 4,
the pricet asked for IT, The eortan Which ~ r.
Gently refelved bad been shipped To Europe.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-14

WILL eel a. prirase sale lne - bcr=e power 70
gine and builrr. ~ IN Nal So, ard a. The a1p1r
tcnanccs tteIeto hrlunglnE lAlso 30 inch Iirc1
lar Sag with ircus affarhec-o<erher fh-Go ie.t 4,
Shafting. and Rulleys. One 10 san .Cufnf SaH A.
ulih gearinG- JOSIAH FISHER
fe5lo-tt ChAttanoocl Tcn1.
- sci IA kepotter copy q ueeks. and sad biz q
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-14

HENLEY &Co-.
NORRIS Cd
MONT INSURANCE co.
DEPOSIT BANK or NoBIIE.
AND FIloRIpA M0SEY-
Apply 10 r. c0RBIS
Feblo In
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-14

HIRES AsD Coz Two products Of Ehis sec
tiHia1 M lie confedeFacy. destined to become a.
PFtfht ih the Southern States as our great
PlaRtatiopIs Staple nav that we have learned to
become Independent of the rest Of rharIkindl
The attention pf'the reader il directed ID the
havertissment 9f THE Empire State Iron and
f Efi.1l Mining Company, in another column Of
thid mornings paper, An enterprise 30 close
y d91nrpeftea VIII, fonr section. DENT nds the
FPfHuragement pr all who favor Southern en-
fffPFise aud Piorps nAnufactlret with an
hnPly subseriAed capital, ine1hanstable i,rpcu
lands, with sandstone. limestone And ali eEoup
oH t$gether. furnaces and Rolling Mills Ilrea-
dy lpcated, and wiilIsyery facility fer trans
pPrfAftiqH L the Wills Valley Road. this min
Fpg fpmRany Is calculated for much gobd 10
TIE country and the cause. The company is
FTfprfiiPospa q fsbsiiar,iAl menEof means And
YhqpEEe character and standing are daekcep-
SSSon4ble We wish the undertaking Unlimited
success HEllF
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-14

Chattanoog.. Feb IL Iss!
AFFICERS assigned % duty 1t this Psi wfII eSr,-
" ply with paragraph s75. Ann Rsrnhtiss. 10
1vpid ronfurion In accOuntE- olarers not obfsired
thtouah viii not be paid for. aid citizens are no.
iidrd that viii hereafter recnGniHs n claim fbr he
orlreat. unless they bold orders mn NJ
Febl3-Im B. - JONES
Nj. 4 On
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-14

~ we regret 10 laptn that Major Genera
Rousseau is suffering sefetely from throat tiis.
ease--Ioni< Journal z2d w.
Hemp wouIa prove =, sfsctic.. and certain
y sure Confederate cure for the above.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-14

No topic b. been 50 familiar. 20 hope
30 ueiusise' no theme SO inspiring so sdg-
gestive' SO tattered, torn aud tossed in the
4ssir-fr0m the moment the then Southern