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8T. Lou1a. Nov. 3:-Incomplete returns In
dicate \ Radical majority. CITY two thou.
esnd over combination copperheads and
Conservatives. This does not include the
toldfc1B' rote, Which rs tar "a heard from ia
almost unanimously Radical.
eeda}fa gavo Radical majority Of 81.
st. 5oseph has An e6ttm ntod Radical ma
iority Of $50.
Upton has given Conservative majority
of6.
JEFFERSON C1rY, Nov. 3.-Coles county
gives shout 200 majority for the Radicals
Many rebels IN Jedtrton City were very &C.
tive at The polls, and several who served q
year's imprisonment in the Alton peniten.
i fisry, took the oath III order to vote. 8eces-
sionists there aro jubi}ant, saying that the
success Of the Conservative ticket in the State
will be equivalent to q victory by Prices
!. army,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3d.-City election Hannt.
bal, Mo., yesterday, tho entire Radical ticket
was elected two to one. h. P. Green elect
ed mayor.
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Nsw YoRk, Nor 3.-The New York 1ri-
bune's Cape Of Good Hope correspondents
states:
The Alabama had been with her two prizes
to the Gunno Islands, but returned to 6Imon's
HE Georgia left s1mon's Bay, August a1st,
xni.was supposed to have gone to Maurlt{us
for repairs
The ths aes ene ht e M n vs
her,
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CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER t. 1868.

| sioner, Union, lis; McHugh, ,copperhead 1o2.
The rest Of the ticket coppezhead najorltisa.
FROM LEE COUNTY.
fEpecIsl Dirpat.h to the Chicago Tibuue.]
FRANKL1N GROVE, Lee Co., Nov. 3.-Thc
Union ticket was elected. There WAS no OPP
posing party, and there wAs only one tlcket
Issued.
FROM DE KALB COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to tt7 Chicago YribaneI
DEKALB, DeK&lb Co., Nov. 3.-Unio1 tick
ct co for County Treasurer.
FROM MARION COUNTY.
Especial Dispasch to the Chicago Tribunal
CENTRA11A, Marion Co., Nov. 3.-Centra-
La precinct gives Union majority 1o4.
FROM WnITEsIDE COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago TsibuneI
MORRISON, Whiteslde Co., Nov. 3.-Morfi-
son, Union majority 2Q3; grin oyer last year
81.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T1tbuas.1
STERLING, Whiteside Co Nov. 3.-Copper-
head ticket, 70 votes; Union ticket 314-
Union majority 1s5. Light vote.
FROM oGLE COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
LANE, Oe1e Co., Nov. 3.-Lane IL the fig
township Of Og1e Co. Itgives12s Un1onma-
tority. No opposition ticket WAS run. The
voto WAS very light.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.J
FoKEsroN, Og1o Co., Nov. 3.-Sixt5 five
votes caAt> All for the Union ticket.
x FROM PEORIA COUNTY
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tftbune.l :.
PEORIA, Peoria Co., Nov. 3.-Peorta gives
2a6 copperAead majority. Union gain Of La
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ceedipg quietly. So far th9 only disturbance
wss email tight IN Brooklyn
The Express s,ys th.t II the Tote IN this city
be any Indication ssof the vote for the State.
the s ste his gore Republican by an en1phatie
majority, Tho vote here is light, and tho
Demociatic majority w1N be reduced FROM
1900 to 10000.
BUFFALO, Nov: 3.-W. 6. Fargo, copper
head, is elected Mayor by about 800 majority,
being Union gain Of 900.
Retu1ns from the State so fur show CON.
Siderable Uuion gain.
A1BAH1 C1rY, Nov. 3-The uni"n Vote Is
4 51s: Coppe1hesd, $3.50. 4 Union gHin
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Copperhead Expectations BLASTED.
Before the election the copperheads seemed
to very confident Of carrying this city. 1t
tho meeting OF the InVincible Club, Monday
night, We ind the following aanguine talk Of
victory as reported in the Secession print:
/ A general meeting Of Democratic Coramit-
tees was held last evening in the rooms OF
a very full attendance. Tbs meeting conld
not have bten more enthusiastic. Ali pr:s
ent felt tlat victory today Was attainablc' 1t
tho Democracy wonld only work earnestly.
Approaching the vital necessity Of a strong
ehEort to giVe Z practical check t. the pro-
g1ess OF the radical movement, all we're de-
termined to exert themselves to the utmost
to secure Democratic victory.
The President introduced the Democratic
: candidate for Judge Of the Superior Court,
Hon B, 8, Morris,
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FROM NASHVILLE,
Fpec!aE DIspstch to tho Chicago Tribuae.
NASHVILLE Tenn Nnv e. fRf

NASHVILLE, Tenn, NOV. 8, 1861
Rebel prieoners, Of Wheeler's command,
continue to arrive. One hundred and twenty
came in today, including seventeen officers.
Nineteen Of the prisoners took the oath oI
allegiance-con1cript Tennesseesns princi-
pal1y.
The river is twe.ty. four feet end rising
Weather wet.
, 1863-11-04
FROM NEW JERSEY.

NEwARE, N. J., Nov ST. G. Trusdale
Of Essex, copperhead. ia elected Senator, By
abont 1000 mai. The copI,erhead ticket is
elected in Essex county. There was no op-
position from Warren county. Returns arc
limited, but there is no doubt Of the election
Of the copperhcai ticket In nine wards and
Townships Of Essex county.
Waugh. for Senator, has q majority Of 353
"A gain Of 6l3 over Gov. P4rke's malority,
which vas 1,031 IN the county. The Assem-
bly, will probably stard four copperheads
md five RepubAcans-a Republican gain Of
tF0
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ur...-- AAo1Ae'j
"Asmhe1ox, Nor. 3, 1865.
GEN. GARFIELD.
4 few weeks after the batt1e of ch,cl.n,.r-
ra- Cen. Garfield c,r.-.-d.a IT,
~ r1- 1N4 1o4 " o41eo o1s se11gnat1on 10
1oe "ar department., accompanying It with
the statement that he would either tske 11ie
tcat in Congress- or ren.,n IN n. ae,d -.
coxe,nnent ,,,,,r+ te,,... ..-4 4sta' 10
c.t1.a m -a,,11 :. .4,-4,1, Aao io'
rea,,ng po*a,.,.., ota...1 ~ eAme w ae1o'
afaro,ing IN h,va ..nths. ~ po11 ~aa Gu
nctxd n~,,r,,~ ,m,,sz - -e1-. ~
t.huert thercore +h~+ =. - - s...-s. .s'.A ~
nntver IN h,s rs.,o...,o1 49,. s.,sa e.aSa.s w
a,.n4or n tha sh.ns ~. e..1-.,..,s~ 49, e'
ior Cencr,, terd.,ed f. c.,,.n. 49, .-aa4.
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c-,re +odov ~. ~ .ssa+ ~ .Hset 80
nn11,c INIT : von+n.. ~ 80 ~ ....~~.,
biltty:
.u4a to nv removal fcom +be comr,ona of
tho Amy Of the Cumberland, have only to
say, pray to God tho country may DO as we'll
fa11or1 Iiss lila " ~ aot go, ~ ~ ~.
bling mental disease, the use Of opium, disc.
oeo1ence @ 9 OF ofqefe o. IN Eating Tor reinforce
GnTrsnnrrt wnni5 dasns}e { ~ ~ n.,9nn
headed By such government, That people
will accept them, or that God Eill prosper
toelr autaofsx 90 not peAeFe. REASONABLY =!
one Bho Knows What ia far hast f;,r me's
rnrAsnpT r.rTypa
u.s, Treas Simmer to.d,v r.ce,vad II.
-sfrnctiona f,or, stcr.t,r~ ch,,e - ,nnon.o.
lint cert,fcate. ~ fn1.htesna.. hs.-,.r 49,
rrxt r,av.h1e IN co,n rf11 ha ,,,d m n,as.n-
t,.,on v,tt fn+o-..t rr ~ a.+e ~. ,s.,.sa.
~. tht,a ~ N.-.1, o..+,e..tss aaa -, - 49,.
.oo t"a4 ~ SAa"~" se1 %.N"0'ee' 0no 0u o.nele
having interest payable In coin No such stgg-
nificant Illustration has hitherto been given
NJ the remarkably casv cond,tion of 4he n,.
80. u...1,..--. 49, ~,
ucnu apa'ees, a. 1a's proposition TO pay on
debts before their matut1ty, to stop the 1nte-
resi-, Ii cotn.
ms ~, ~. x..,., IT <1,.., r..
l.. ..--.I.1 - ~ W ~
70 Gay uaae Inc permanent oeposto[T OF Inc
United States Treasury. It deposited bonds
to.dar. and IL authorized tn reeefre nerm..
80 3---,.r - -.L.--..4 -. 49,
aeAS ~ LAG "A''A' '11'' " AA'oe 1a1o1 so
Thousand dull4tB.
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BoBroE, Nov. 3-The extensive Bleaching
Mills In Sommervi11o, owned by H. 9cov &
Co., vas nearly destroyed by fire last night,
loss SIS, 600, insurance small.
, 1863-11-04

Nav FoKK, Nov 3.-The Nav York Tines
Washington dispatch says:
In magnificent contrast to the bankruptcy
aud financial lunacy which rule and ruin In
Richmond, 3ecretaTY Chase's administration
Of the Treasury viii chow the world clean
balance slleet On tho f1rRt Of Nove19bel.
, 1863-11-04

GAIESA, H., Nov. 8d.--A fire broke ont In
Weleone,s *sgon ard u blacksnith shon Ia,o On
the bu1la.lng and contents, together With two
Ya1uatte horses aud one mule,
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NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Returns from only
sixteen wards In this city have been received
They gi1e 12,ol7 votes for DepeH, 26,S3S for
st. John, copperhead majority Of 14,sl9,
and thus indicates copperhead majority Of
about g, GOO in this city. There is no doubt
that the entire copperhead county ticket, In
Guiding Judge McCunn, is elected. Tho bal.
1oting has generally passed off without diff
Guilty, owing doubtless to the excellent police
ar1angements-
It's conceded that the election In the who1e
State will result In / UNION MAJORITY or
rao1 $4,000 to 5000.
N1w YORK, Nov, 3.-The election u pro.
, 1863-11-04

FROM DETROIT.
DETROIT, Nova Barker, r,Copperhead, WAS
elected Mayor to-day by about 500 majority.
, 1863-11-04

nR. J. HEBERN,
L. &tNCxR AID CONSUMPTION CoNPAy1cN.
has loca4 q GLtcs:o. 1a;nols; S5 Wa2a4h sse9us. ~
n rcm four otwe:ty foor houzs without t7ntru
nea7s pa1n A1s1 trfats all ktada Of C1Eoeic 0la
eafes epcceftfolly. Cures niways Eua.Antsed. Pest
uf5co Uox CtC3, notFB12 In
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The speaker IVES loudly apolauded on rising to
address the aeeemblage- The opposition, he said
themselves admitted that they could not get their
full strength In this contest; and, If the Densa~
Gratis would exert Themselves, they lis: triumph
1t was Important to vote early; that business
i: done, 80 ont and bring in others From several
placee in the county he had heard cheering ne "s.
loud cheerH.1 The rnstoritfes In tho county
against the Democrats had never exceeded 1000,
and it Is possible to carry the city by more than
500 majority for the Democrats. He said that this
waR an Important election, since it would largely
: influence he I4et1dsnti9l contest hers+ II the
Democrats chow themselves suptne, then the
Abo}ttIoD1sts will gather ffeah strength and conf
depce, and claim that Cook county does not want
to be free.
REMARKS Or y. r. TULET.
Ii. F. TuleY. Of the Democratic County Commit
tee. then addressed the meeting. He assured his
hearers that from Information they hat received,
there would be a strong Democratic rote in the
country. [EnthuslastIc applause The commit.
tee bad tt0rktd night and day to accomplish this
end. and all he asked w&s that each mau present
should constitute himself committee to work
with will for one day at least. aud all wonld be
veil. He had eeen many darker. days for the
Democrats In Chicago than now. II they would
only do thei- duty, even only half IS we'll a. they
did1art spring, the whole ticket wonld be elected
t1iumphant1y; AID a majority Of ut least ,50{
would be on the record tCheets.l
, 1863-11-04

"A VICTORY OF GlGAN-
TIC PROPORTIONS"
The Whole People Turned
Snake Killers.
THE LOYAL VICTORIES
| YESTERDAY.
Massa achusetts Solid for
| the Union.
NEW YORK 10000 AGAINST
SEYM0UkISM.
New Jersey a Gain for Loyalty.
Wisconsin 10000 Union
Majority
Illinois Ablaze with Loyal
Prairie Fires.
RADICAL TRIUMPHS IN MIS-
SOURI, AND KANSAS.
THE ARMY IN THE FIELD
SUSTAINED IsK THE
PEOPLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY 1T AUCTION.

lr=5 on Tuesdoy. December tie 81: WI -3 So
-I sold at public auction; IN front : q 21e 9S
premises, those two valuable BRICK HOU oEo
and LOTS situated on Pitt street, between
Duke and Wolfe streets, Nos. IS and u. Sale
to take place at II O clock. Terms cash.
Also, at the same time and place, q, Yacan-
LOT, beginning on the south side Of Cameron
street IS feet east Of FayeJe street, running eas1
ten foot alley Terms cash, v. l.: Penn,
nov 3O-dts AucIIonecI"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-03

- i,
ibis morning, pursuant to adjournment on
Tuesday LAST, but adjourned without transact
mo onv business, until tomorrow morning at
10 0 clock
RF,u14rscENcE. The old House corner Of
Fairfax and Queen streets, which was burned
this morning, was previous to th3 Revolution
arv war, the store and place Of business IN V1r.
ginia. Of the wealthy and extensive House OF
Giasf}rd & Co., Of GLASGOW, Scotland
The Russian vessels anchored, yesterday,
above the town, where they still remained this
morning, waiting for favorable tide to pro
coed IN to Washington, or as near that city as
they can reach.
It is stated in the Washington papers that
"the dedication of the Freedman 5 Village
schools, hopitals, workshops, &c, on the Ar
lington estate, = IS to take place to-day.
Gen. Meredith reports to Secretary Stanton
that all supplies sent to the Federal prisoners
in Richmond are daily received and forwarded
by the Confederate agent
Ex-Gov. Pratt and Col. Nicholson, Of Mary
land, reached Fortress Monroe yesterday, on
their way to City Point
Mrs Jane N. Pierce, wife Of ex-President
Pierce, died at Anloyer, Mass, yesterday
She has been in feeble health for years.
IA officer, who was inspecting his company
one morning sped one private whose SHIRT
was sadly begrmed ''Patuck y flynn
called out the captain. Here yer honor {!
promptly responded Patrick, with his hand to
his cap How long do you wear SHIRT
Numbered The officer Twenty eight lnchea
was the rej0lner.
The statue Of Freedom was placed upon the
dome Of the Capitol in Washington, yesterday.
The Steamer Persia which sailed from New
York yesterday took out $3.50, 900 in specie.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, l49}.
Yesterday the guard boat Adoiph Huego,
at Alexandria, seized the schoonerF. Y. John
son, of Baltimore, Capt ", Il Thompson,
bound from Georgetown to Port Royal, with
suffers stores, for having an improper clear
ance-a quantity Of liquor (which is contra
band) being found in her cargo which does not
appear or her clearance.
By the last adyices from Europe it appears
+Lo+ +bo po,,l~ NJ pronca had roiSad itc rare 0f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-03
GEN. BRAGG'S DISPATCHES.


MISSION RIDGE, Nov. 24-To GIN. )
Cooper I'VE have had a prolonged struggle
for lookout Mountain to-day and sustained
cons >}erablo loss in one division. Elsewhere
tie enemy has only manWuvred Tor position.
(Signcd BRAXTON BRAGG, General.
The following is an additional despatch re-
coived at the War Department last night
CEuCKAuAUaA. Nov. 25, 1863. ten. :.
Go0ner. X. and [ General After several
unsuccessful assaults % OR lines to-day. the
sreinr carried the lett centre about clock,
The whole left soon gave way IN considerable
disorder The right nlantaiDed its grouu,s
repelling every attack | an withdrawing Ill
TO this point
(oigned) BRAXT0N BRAGG
PRAYERS FOR PEACE.-We learn that Bish~
90 iIc(jill, on Sunday last announced th9t
from the 1st of December next to the 10th.
was set apart by the Bishops Of the CathoIc
Church Of the C0nfederacy for prayers IN be-
hall Of peace lie took occasion we learn, to
remind his congregation that the prayers in
the contemplation Of the Church did not refer
to peace as a result Of subjugation but such
peace as a brave people engaged IN just
cause could accept If said he, our cause
was not just, we could not appeal to the throne
Of u Grey to sustain it. - Rich. Wing 30th ult,
The Savannah News says Yankee Monitor
appeared off Wilmington Island, near that city,
on the goth, and came to anchor ABOUT four
miles below the batteries at ThunderboIt.-
This is the only one Of the enemys vessels IN
sight at that point, and is probably on recon
noitering expedition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-03

The custom now is, to bring killed turkeys
and other poultry, to market, simply denndod
Of their feathers, with all the intestines re-
mainingin the fowls. They are sold by wheight
The poultry is much injured, and the pur-
chaser pays for that which he has to throw
avay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-03

The Petersburg, Va, Express says; Gen.
A. ?. Hill is SAID to be under arrest for dis
obedience Of orders, whereby Meade's army
was enable to make its escape, when It's capture
semeed matter Of absolute certainty. Gen.
Hill is said to have been four hours behind
time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-03

e. S. DIsTRJcr CouRT This Court, pet
this morning pursuant to adjournment on
Tuesday last bot adjourned without transact
inc anv business. until tomorrow morning at
n = rn;,l-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-03

4 Louisville dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial says fears are entertained Of
raid upon the Nashville railroad, as guerrillas
are concentrating In 8 collision eighteen
miles south Of Louisville on Tuesday num-
Der Of cars were destroyed, two persons killed
and four badly hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-03

The King Of Denmark died on the 18th Of
November. He is succeeded as King Of Den
mark by the father Of the Princess Of Wales,
under The name Of Christian TX, But his
right to succeed the late King as Duke Of
Schleswjg and Holstein IS contested by the
Prince Of August9nburg, who has already been
recognized as Duke Of Schleswig and Holstein
by the Government Of SAKE Coburg.
The objections to the paper for the new frac-
tonal currency has caused the I. 5. Treasury
TO prepare a new kind Of paper that it IS said,
cannot be split and which has some other ad-
vantages When a sufficient supply of this
new paper has been manufactured, the issue Of
the new fractional currency will be commenced,
and tA2c now 10 circulation will be called in.
This morning the Weather was more like a
hne day IN the early autumn months, than 8
day IN December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-03

sTUS1C.-A few pupils will be taken on very
w moderate terms. Apply at this office.
dc til
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-04

TIE sTTUATION.


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of the innocent with the guilty, if there be
any guilty. tends to do much harm. Give
the credit to those whose good conduct and
energetic services merit it aud heap cen
cure oily upon those who are unworthy
Oar correspondent truthfully says at IS
however due to the men in these depart
monts to say that many Of tire complaints
which arc without foundation, and are fire.
qeeutly tho result Of garulousnoss and i'll
hsmor, If not Of secret unfriendliness to
our cause Whilst this is true, yet if any
Of those men either during the war or soon
after it close. are found with large sums Of
money desiring to make Investments, IN
cotton, land, negroes, or any other species
OF property, tho inference will be irrcsisti-
b.e TINT this money was Improperly made
un.os, they had some other means Of ma
King money except by their Offices
We now say lot no general accusations
bo made, because this il wrong in princi
pie and unjust to The innocent, but if any
ono knows OF has good cause to suspec,
any improper conduct, let charges be pre-
lcrrod, and give the man an opportunity to
shoa tboi the charges are unfounded. This
/, the true, wise and patriotic conrsc
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-04

There are 10 officers in the army whose
labors orc more arduous, and whose respoa-
sibilitjcs arc groatcr, chan Qaartemlastcrs
and Commissares and when their duties
arc discharged faithfully aud with energy
there areueao who arc Of more service, and
none who contribute more to the comfort
strength and efficiency Of an army But
if they arc fsithless or inefficient, if they
desire 70 mako money for themselves by
their official position, instead Of serving
their country, then they become the bane
Of the army and the curse Of the country
We hope and believe the large majority OF
the officers in these departments in our arr
my arc actuatcd solely by desire to do
their duty, aud TO serve their country
There ave, however it must be confessed,
some instances to the contrary These, we
trust, form The exceptions and not the gen
eral rule Our Huntsville correspondent,
Confederate" ID letter published in the
Rebel more than week ago, lays down
what seems to us TO be the true rule for dis
tngushing the faithful and true from the
aithlcss and dishonest lie says "OI
ono thing VIC may rest assured, that il any
medical puryoyor quartcrmastcr, commits
sary, or any Of their agents make iUfcanes
during this war, 10 has not been honestly
done, because their salaries will not enable
them 20 DO much more than support them
selves Tho truth IL, no honest, lsithiuI
quartcrapstor ov comnissary can make any
money by his salary and the fact that
money has been mad5ia aay large amounts
n to my mind conclusive evidence that II
has been done improperly. ! am satisfied
II will be q lasting disgrace to any disbus
ing officer or his agent who realizes for
tame during our struggle for Independence
The honest ones, who remain as they were
before tho war commenced as to property
will receive Che credit aud tho dlshoncs
ones who make fortunes viii receive th'
curses, Of all true soldiers aud Of all 600,
men. These views seem TO our mind jus
and proper This lays down the propc
tost, and ono which tho country viii en-
dorso. We agree with our correspondent
in tho expression Of The opinion "tbat Their
are but iGw mon in these departments 81
base as 30 avail themselves Of their otiiCia
poaitlon 70 make money, whilst their coun
try Is struggling for It's existence Iii
wrong, Il is cruel and unjust, 20 conioun'
the inuoccot with the guilty and if thor
should be found a few men who arc actin
Improperly, i Is rot right e cen'uTo all 10
Unfortunately fer what few DO. II cit
Gems, II soldiers or oaiecrs, know Of an
abuses thcy owe e 20 to their coeltry
take tho proper aiops TO have them col
rocted, but an ndiscriniaatc abuse Of me
ia any q the departments, a confoundin
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-04
e.gy- Goetzel & Co, the entcrprisiug Mobile

S:gy Goetzel & Co., the entorprising Mobile
publishers, have in press Tanhauser," by
Yong Bulwer and d son OF Lord Wcstmore'
land The Confederate" 10y South Caro-
lrnian; 'Silas Ng the Weaver Of Rave
lei" by Miss Evans OF London :" Raids and
r uauce OF Morgan and his mon" by Sallit
Rochcslcr Ford, Of Lonisvillo " Great Expec
ators," 10y Charles Dickens, and other pub
LEGATIONS.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-04
nsl- TIE Montgomery Mail says tho steam,

rsl- Tive Montgomery Mail says the steame.
q y Wagner which arrived ~ Charleston .
iow DAYS ago from Liverpool, via Nassau
brought over from England cotton cardng'
sufficient for all the cotton manufactures il
North and South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia
and Tennessee 70 resume their spinnipg anc
the manufacture of fabrics.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-04
rgSNessnANs ~ vlaeIl!A.

-
ISi ri' N'A ''','I'' 'I' ''""''
we nave received lao iolo"ihS ho'c from
Col. Iuuey which We puhiish with pleasure.
The writer ia correct in saving that our umis-
siop ot tbc Virrinia ,ciur NJ orr Tonnessec
-. ....-a...... ,...... a.
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lon' WI lHo contrary 'ho A'-u171 u'p"'eS
have always beet! awarded il by u.s. lint our
illusions were 10 what we may call Tennessee
Gybtsn where fine larrar number of troous en-
,l ,...., ,r,,,.,,,,,,,-.
-. ,..,
, we c'"
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49,
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80. ~ n.,,, o., ,,,. g. d..
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ut. says there are no Yankee troops in Arkan
sas, c5cept a few troops at Helena say
, coo. Gen Holmes is at Little Rock, will
Cen. ilmdman's and Gen. Henry McCullought
diyiaioaa in winter quarters. Arkansas is ine
very sad condition. change is imperati,el,
demanded The troops have no confidence IL
Gon4. Holmes or Hindman.