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, 1863-10-28
Interview between KoBecrnns and q
Confederate Captain.


view between secesh Captain who was taken
prisoner IL the late battle, and old Rosy
Captain Rice, commanding the LIST Te1as
regiment, was made prisoner on Saturday at
tcfnoon, aud taken Immediately to Hosecrans,
Nho VAS tro hundred and fifty yards In the
gagged by Hoods dlI1son-
Roeeclans appeared dressed In black pants,
white vest md Flaln blouse, and was sur
rounded By - gorgeous staff. The General Is
checks md Ups, brilliant black eyes, and i
very handst me. He is exceedingly affable
and PLEASANT If conversation. On the approach
Of Captain Rice be dismoun:ed, tapped him
fanilfarly on the shoulder, md said, "Let's
step aside and talk little" Seated ona fallen
tree, some thirty yards from the staff. the
General, a ID genuine Yankee. picked up
stick md commenced whiting, and the fol.
lowing conversation ensned:
RQEc-Whetc are your lines!
Rice-Geuera1, 1t has cost me great deal Of
trouble to find your lines, il you taae the same
Rose {wincipg slightly What brigade do
you belong to.
R!ce-RObeftson's
Rpse-What division?
Rice-I don't know.
RoEc-Wbat corpa?
| R!ce-I don't know. .
| RoEe-Do yon belong to Braggs army:
| Rice-Oh! yes, sir.
| Rosecrans looked ut him and smiled at his
! genuous manner, 80 perfectly open and can
did the Captain seemed; then again COM
menced b1andly:
Roee-HoW many Of Longst1eet's men got
| here?
Rice-About 5000.
Roee-Is Longstreet in command?
Rice-Oh, no, air! General Bragg Is IN COM
t uand.
Rose-Captain, you don't Seem to know
much for man whose appearance seems TO
Indicate SC much intelligence.
Rice-WeI, Gerera1, II you are not satisfied
With mT information, will volunteer some.
We are going to whip you most tremendously
in this fight.
RoEe-Why:
| Rice--BecauEc you are not ready to fight.
| Rofc-Were you readyr
R!ce-Yes, We were ready.
Rose-How do you know We we're no'
> R!c-You sent brigade to burn . bridge
General Brsgg sent brigade to drive yot
back; you we're forced to reinforce then Gen
eral Bsagg reinforced and forced you into al
engagement.
Rose-I ind you know more than I though
| you did you can 60 to the rear.
Ho went and found. next day, about ~
. rrisone1s, who were left In charge Of Yank
ee regiment. They were taken ac.oss th
| river, rations promised, but never fnrniehe
them, and from Saturday afternoon till Tues
= day, not one morsel Of food was furnished tn
, prisoners.
: going 10 the rear, declared the whole Yauke
army to be In the eame situation. A fanzs
, 1863-10-28
1DLEWlLD.-Mrs, Willis pro

- Arosae he. hoae s11L1T TIE GIRLS.
between the tge Of aad Is. She wishes to educate
item with hek own 1auXttsa. .....
Nj. WILLIS has engaged competent tsschfr 70
alsist her. and intends tst tho tnttruton snAn 90
thorough and liberal She desires to sae ion@
Gevelopnsnt oftndiv!cuAl Ettta and to MAKE essess
ard Intelligent women. She viii E!vo t1e saMo
sd attention to their phyticsl weilbsluk Aao to
Grltu.e which ahe extsnts 70 her own eonatua* 1s
q admirable p1ey ground
Circumstances vii prevens Mrs. Wills from 1ecs1V.
:sr ho1 pupils this ear u1ti! the I'd forember.
Circulars MY Be obtainsd By addressing Mr1- WILL
LIE atteleGeld kiobGtA 0rAnEn Ctu1tF, E.X.
ocx c511+ cd tnos II %tsr in
, 1863-10-28
Tho Prisoners, Tsarracks at Rock
Island.
From the Rock Island ATgus.1

Col. Reg nolds has 60 nearly completed his
work on the barracks, that he could receive
aut provide for shout 1900 prisoners now.
The crltre work will b. completed In few
days. He il now bsnkipg up the buildings
sA1d u aking them ns comfortable As possible
for n inter. He Is slso erecting Q large new
warehouse, one end Of which Kll1 bs IN the
prison yard, where ratiGns ca1 ba Issued to
The 1iFonere-aud the other end will be out
ride, where raticns can be Issued to the guard.
Within this large storehouse Will be gro
cerlcs, the meat market, the bakery, the veg
ctables, and every thing needed for either COL
diers or prisoners.
About one hundred aud t7enty tons Of gro.
cerIcs have already arrived and been hauled
to the ttcrehouses now occupied, aud more
Of the same sort are on the way. Col. Nc
Glnnis ard his corps are on the way, and
Captain Kelly, Quarteruaeter, are busy In
preparing for the prisoners, vho arc expected
every day.
Tie site for the slaughter house has been
Moline, On the sloDgh- 4 quantity Of hoga
have alIeady been driven In by the beef con-
tractors. These hoge. will be confined In
pens at the slaughter houses, and fed upon
the ctIal Of the slaughtered cattle.
, 1863-10-28
Strength Of Nehe! Arnaaes-Kebels At
Richmond VfHpfFfted-Tlacir tnnbu-
fIY 10 nteunle the Qdens1vo.
r1..nxn TIN DaItitnn.a American


4 very intelligent young mnc, a refugee
f;om Richmcrd, 1ho has been there all
through the war, ind who only succeeded in
making his escape last Monday, has arrived
le1e and communicated to the military au"
tho1ities scme very important Intelligence
touching the rebel srnies.
Ii regard to the strength Of thetr armies
he says there is much m1sapprehe at the
north. he claims to na7e good authority for
stating that iAe strength Il Lees army pre-.
yious 10 the eenditg ot the two corps to "a.
inforce Brs9g, did not exceed 81. .oU eMcle3t
troops; that Bragg with these reinforcements
lad not over 10000 mer, ard that be only
uausgtd to defeat Rosecrans by surprise
a1d attacking his Isolated columns
He further states that tie story Of rein
fo1ceuents ha;ing been sent to Gen. Lee
ftcm Eha1leston and elsewhere Is Totally In
correct. That there Lave been no troops
cent to Lee, Except In the way Of deserter5
Ind corscrip;s; that none have returned
from Bragg'r army, sad to such straits have
the rebel authorities been reduced, that they
are even forcing Into the ranks those persona
wto Lare provided substitutes
There was general feeling of dependency
In Richmond, and the fact WAS freely admi:.
ted tlat their armies were none Of them snt
f3cient1y strong to sssun.e offensive opera
lions rith any prospect Of success; aud tllat
fhe want Of men prevented Bragg from tol'
loving NJ his success, and prevents him non
tom attacking the Union army At Chatta
, 1863-10-28
MEN OF ILLINOIS +!

Toa - sga.n sananonea 70 sa!T asosnd ~
psrrtouf1n hsa hitherto rote tasa eaasn1d
cf yes: sesEs 5o:s afe y 1oas
6rssi1eo ii esdl II tse Ged 40 other 8late hss %
prord record. The rebs l:or eaHx - staxxsx3
sts,ssrf sc3e of the Bspubl'c. A5ew BOW mozo A36
Teaton dies rhe end |. nsAs foH5 eS1n1 nxA9 q
e Ssste cErd heTees ~? on nnsd "a s;9t3oass e
tne fos I asa tns E.tccwosd Of 7'ct.ry- shv krea0
Ta aisy Eortsg eaEe ~ t q IT r ny
IL IN 5e. nloSe e. dntnx renovn 1;no9ars! 20 -
aela s9aia ssSassnSa a1d ss =
8ec.st!on to til a ust fbEeTer 90. IVia2 Of 1ytEz.
Al n ihf3 Stb and tht Harunnn oiess yu+
srG - ~ TSmea and me;uertea pe immortal.
-Ne iva ~ - JAAK3 OAKES.
L.eut Colonel 4ta y. 8. Cavalry.
oe15 ecSe su 4. 4 Pro MAJ. Gen III
, 1863-10-28
I PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
Z

lonta'ayrs reaEls so ges snd 3s9 n:s Flttcs s:e
ErcfHttnts 1T the ArstonT IT II. texuA. t:EsEa y
$50 y. Eeklth and DfEAao. Win 1TeAts* o+ 5sE:
anrte. It's p o.anle coassqIs.ees 4ne1 .as -
Oily rztnr6l Ard tucce-elu icde Of csre s! mo N
ty ihe lort ot ca.es ueAtea- !sntia! Aasafe1 q
e. esix:c dcnh:s Of ter ph5a!cal cord ton snEf
ntc Of puttaE1 to - accreas oo rece1pt e. = se4r
tr stamps o. TICS al currency by auaFt 4z.EE Os -
CRulK. Eo. 81 ks1ten Lane. Elpsny n. \.
t4sf1x1
, 1863-10-28

nR. JAMES, (to,me'Iy Of Now
- r1sa-e1 whosa u7ziTa!led tuccew In the treat
e.t ef Ckraclc Mercuyia. Flood sud other diseases
THAT REQUIRE sKIllsul TREATMENT,
Has 2crust ezuy located timseN 1t s6 hsndoarhst.
Chicago. rr JAret IL Recommended Ey the fneoieA
faculty s1d the almost pnttre press OF tho soutn.
Tnoueepds Of ur1cFsunste b:es1 Dr.. JAMES. Wfos
hut for him. wou1d te .tng = miserable exls:onca.
Tie eny1abe reputation Ds. jsues enjoys f1ol ths
akts 10 the GUT u tho result u JeAzs Of stad1 and
observation.
Dr. Jsr - uses no Mercury. 1odiae PotEan+ Ars:sAc
q. eapapa.a In tnstreat1nHnt Of blood dlsesac ou1
rtni1al1zer, witch - q positive ere.
Organic Wsaknese cared BY nev Ed 1s.a4Inl'
method ssv1rE both tine and expeose
tf}ce end pas!o1e st SC Randolph k1set. f2p"s!slsa
Of1ee on, 4 f-ctn 4, II until r. Il.
CONSULTATIONS 1Nv1cLAELE.
, 1863-10-28
IpsttakI Xstite4.


IL OINTMENT Be Kor DEoKIvxn.-t1vH1 COZ,
rLA1HT -Sone people consider 40 ardcto wortaleas
hecausc it IL aaTett eta-tnts Is the exception not
worthy Of bel.E universally ku'En. and .he rsrxs
T. ne eIy Eediaa 70; s1txns.ns tals ..s9aon 9nG1
ho!ever l1es tn the proot After decr res-ssG1 M3:1
md seieatne 1aoor, IT, Aol.oEar ~ soae 15i HiG
and 0lNTkkkT. toy al ltEetcal and ersesnA' 4eos'
sn arising from tsc e.oact The .iver or tue olooa'
For liver complaint particularly It il decided corc
II III tropical cumatea II Is tae ont medc!aet use
foG this dtAeAsa and &hn nloNs E2Ee psco Eateo
Dy the Fl u aud Ointment, owa taslr knowledge o1
Fer saIe By LORD 4 sMIr6. General Westasa
crtrvEte1o pcei q? s In
, 1863-10-28

CREEN AND PURPLE HAIR
~ are of.en tie resulta Ct applying the of.laa!y
ayts TLd OILY sAfe aTtc:e which invariably t1o-
ducen arr tha 6s ct c:lor cesi:cd from nne snoe1
brown to tbA thteEEe4t black l.
CrfAraduro>S ExcefE1or Dye.
II rtrvAecs every ubrc from the root TO the tp w:th
ths TrRc reut 4td sad uA.jy 1E&c1 tha halx with
TIC a,lent w,:ch Is zeq7Nite 70 psomose III growth
IT. 'ssT ~ p Assor Hou.e
New Ye1k Sold everywhere. aaa applied b5 III
P91ee. ii tlso. and s Per box. according To Elza
, 1863-10-28
nOCT0R BlGL0W,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,

rc.me.ly Ct ct. Lculs. and now eatkh0anro iof LIE
Last two JeAts4z
1s9 s. Clark ST.. corner OF Monrocs
The UNPARALLELED SUCCESS Ct The Doctor IN u speca
Public % deserving Of rstrooate He h11 cuFoa E1e
wont cnt~t known II the county. end y rtcoGmea4
educated aud rclertnc physician. y CLOSE tWo
e.aH2e ard get Ills GUIDE TO AEALTH."
Koou separate for ladies and gentlemen, whe:s
they cai, ste tie Doctor Gully. at &.y time from l.
NJ to 6P. X.
~ Cotstl.2tsors 4ee. 20. Dc1 81.
xs-4d &t.td dkrx
, 1863-10-28
VINELAND-- IRnds-To all

" IN Ell AND I.RndB-T0 all
wanting Farns-Largo and thriving retirement
mild and nesithfl climate % 1otea sou,h Of Pn'ladel
witch can row be tcer k5osicE. Twenty ard mn
ard oth IN chnrches scaools :Ea eccd eo:'oy ISIS
row lie NOS: improvi;g place Has5 Or West H99
VI ich the plaee IS lad out 10 a11ulpaseed letter.
fnfurnatioa viii BE- rent fres. address Chas. Lam
DIS Vl1elaud Pest uHce. Cumberland county. New
jersey.
tor Of this f1foute I'll ore Ct the most s9tsnstye
COZ dlton for pleasant ruling that We know of tn1
side pt thu Western pIAirtes. oc29-0t691mo
, 1863-10-28

e1xa1 D1eoor1zr:UsEFUI and 7kLUABL
DISCOVERY!
HILToN'B
lKsutuBlE CEMENT !
The ~ q ts.n ,sy se1isa R5s'ea ~
n tsosoSehly tstsd during IL -
W yes5s II p:snsas;S; q s I. nea. aae
Superior to any
Adhesive Preparation kaow..
sns!sa:ax. nllton,s Insolpbls Cement
nansr thing. and .se re<Eit g:
ssaEs scs4s 9fsta9y; + F.saa.s. ssae!a.noa sna
,.,,n.ton aedeFao steaas..9s;=s.eeF ; e ,la; eassss
sss;iR9f :s;i19 q sa'' ~ 'as7a''
.o,+.,asaos BOOT & SHOE
+. ss,ns Mase,nss sa1ss
,s O. Ss%sass1si sasi def.y deS gisns; e. seee
| ., JEWELLERS
wm md it snal4ent,y sdneAye
| tfot thnar use. ns has been proved"
1tls especially adapted
| TO Leather.
And we cl41m an ezpeclsj
xhml1fA INERT, that It ktic0 Patches ND
saS a'SE; .se5s e R:ssa sssst sss sssss ssss: :s
IT'S IHK ONLY
! al,qp.d. |L1QUID CE11HNT
| Extaat. thxt IL , sure thing for
ueodtlZ
| ruKs1E;gEEE!7; Fl, E!7rrv
| TOYB
! BONE IVORY.
| And a,tc1es o1 Household nse.
REMEMBER
| HIltop,s Insoluble Cement
i. In a 1lcuId form &-d - cA..sS
| applied n passs.
! Hiltsu'B Insoluble cemens
| Uinsoaubae!n IN watAr o. OIL
Hflton,a 1nsoluble Cement
Adbs.ee onJ substances.
| snnousd in Family o. Lsas Aaaa
'netarers' 'PacEaxa<fou2 2on1ee'
Itotm pounds.
| Flu. nIroH BROS. 4 Co.,
raoeurruzs.
PROV. -UKKCK. e. l.
1sfe ~ q LoAD SMITH Who. 'eesls ps1Gg1tns G.sts
2hnss n SlacAzo. n. Gcae,1i1 ee!ssa
! "A*~ ~ ososss @a1 b addfessed l. T"'3%FAS"'"
, 1863-10-28

~ BArKN trest III Chronic D;ee.sea, snch q
Jo!da CosEts CcEsnE2t;o1. A1s5na re L1neH :aeaft
DAtThea 2lseEteIT, aoui, 8=eun.a1kE. Pasa{at. ZIP
Disease 61te BvelieEs. md al conplatcta OF women
4ud thdfeu Sore EyeE eod EArr Cataract Discharges,
8ctE1nk knd Buxz1nE soundA Dr. Hun.e1 u tho oa15
SkECKHs, 6itD eOKta Oh ULCERS. fUNER3.
WINS. PILES AND tIsTUIA.
without cutting with the kulfs. az lese!s fn1st Gon,
tktp ten ctuts for Z epctCY AchWer. Dr., } ANIL
duETER q ven BAp&N. Boz G57s. Hou.s t,o1
L. H. toEPh. Ud1te 81 Bar opph Ateet, cnfphf q
.~ea1bosa. Chicago. I1aG4 !e&sk6&.-N
, 1863-10-28
',UEEFUL and 76LUABL
DISCOVERY !
| HILTON'8
tikSutuBLE CEMENT

u Of more general practical
tut1tltY than Ary invention ncu
}teSofe tle pnbl1c, It has hetHs
thoroughly tested during thu Mss
lrVo reafB By practical Mea. arc
nrnnnnns,edb bT Al 70 be
, 1863-10-28

uAIR DYE1 HAIR DYE!
IL BAZrrHOEB celcbsated HAIR DIE rs TEE
HxsT u TH1 WORLD The ol1y H. RALk ksA TRE1 And
x5..as Dys kpoTn IT, sEassdiee r. 81! na5 nSf
"a GLossY BIZ "a or ArU EAL HrowE. without & II
!uFng the Eat. o. 9tstntne he ek1n leaving tne aHn
restoring il pr.tne color knd 1ecttdes tht enec@
81 Bad DYee Tie 6enutne IA hxned W1EIAN A
8AT1Hr10E III 0ther1 ere mara ,aLt khou:1
SarrIsT ssreef EeW York 10 3E&7H
, 1863-10-28
MEDICAL CARD.

NARY II. THOMPSON H. d.
e1aapate Of the New Ene,a1d Female Meaical CO..
lexc It Boston, respec1u,y announces tnss sne ae4
~ the EeE York 11trnIlY 1n< thu dtseAa4 x *euoAo
aud :dIcn she >ouc:ts the phtroneEa o. e pe n!s
hoSis ION u II 1;I NARY IT.! TaqHhrsg9s:r H1s
f;1EdneV Hi. c, Sherman. Mn. ~ H. Rydc1.
1.1aJ fr,
, 1863-10-28

noaa 6y LnHD gA1rH Via, 'essls Draeg'sM1 egs1 e
Vhpm Si1 n:daas dGaae1Ho n p. 3satsIh y es4a4tTNYxx
, 1863-10-28
Superior to any
Adhesive Preparation Rowa.
Hlltou,E Inselpble Cement

liz = nsw thing. and tte rt<Eft q.
yeare OF (Et1dy; tsB tottlbln1rson y
Ion SCIKNTH-U PK1Nd1H14K1. ana
lunderno 1:iecu o. change
IcoEnW q NCit 1ay c6s1ETe
Dsm61l
, 1863-10-28

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
l4k Estate In Chicago, or on Farms IN 1lt1o!1,
within lto miles oi Chcsgo p lsttsT WI
kEcrptcp cf sEe prcrert7 offered security. apply
to GEO, " HEHCUMR. oEdce 80 D DaArboEn It,. Boom
No g. rr stairs. Chtcaxo. III. ?. q. BoI2sa5.
cc1tc Isl. .l1ufR
, 1863-10-28
What the Nation Has Done for tho War.
from the ARMY and Navy Gaxette.l

In prieon at Johnson's Island, October %,
1868.
, 1863-10-28
BOOT & SHOE

IHau1fkrtQras. ustnE Machines.
{NlN Mnd Il tho eeAt Gfncts known
|ior CeneuHng tbs tsh4Ine:k. = Il
kswtthont delay, Is not scec-
lied hy ksY change Ct tenpe1at2re
, 1863-10-28

This work has been very thoroughly done,
Lees whole army having been eng aged on It
for t"o days. From BIistow to the Kappa
hur1t, culserte blown up. ties taken up aud
burnt, rails tristed and rendered useless, cuts
filed, Up etc, etc The engineers say that it
vtn be at least month be!oreit Can be again
Put in 1uu1tng order. It is 60 small
Ino,ti1catiln, Therefore, that We hare
to co1f.ss the rebels have achieved N
snd fully commensurate with the Il.
bcr and risk Of the campaign. The
rebel theory, 60 far rs 1t canaigns the army
If fte Potomac to ,ole Ct Inactivity In Viz
Einia Is accepted By our own Geuer:.ls, and it
vim depend on the coniuct Of those who d.
rett military operations oges the whole the
sire Il var lov far tie pass to which the
1eb@!s have brought affairs In Virginia Il Ill
| afsct tie fortunes Of Eur o. ether fields.
, 1863-10-28
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Prevent relieve and cure the complaints oss rre7sr
lent In this climate during Ito
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

sa- Doctor tiibbSs. Of the Columbia South
Carplinian. was il Richmond last week. Tic
Object o.. his visit IS to perfect th- orgauizal
tiob OF the Associated Eres. Of the Cenfea
crate States. Of which he Was elected Presi
dent by the oSnvsrtion Of editors. which y
censiy assembled at Augusta: and to m
Into effect the plars sgreed rpon by fFe con
vesstiou FOR promoting lie efficiency Of thl
telegraphic ndws system
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

The cornhilI Magazine publishes the expe-
rienee Of an English traveller in ~isichmond
and washington ,iurisgAhe War The writ
ter thinks Richmond the least wicked Of the
two places. but spares the political and social.
MORALS neither. or the President he says:
First among the greatlpersonaees in Rich
mond is the President. with bis slight ariIe-
hgnre and intense face He Is little grey
rifle haggard and cakewnrn. but as fully
eqpa TO the Responsibility of his part. a. zshcI.
sixteen years ago, nc met, with a fe~ Missis-
sippi friends, the shock Dc a thousafd Mexi-
can lancers- His manners have l>een likencd
TO those Of Washington. 10 whose position in
deed his own very much correspond. Like
the great Chief. he has b{ef p.alisned at home
and earlcatured abroad hut none have been
more modest. prudent and devoted
Our English friend hail an aprarition OF
Alexander II. Stephens, whom he skctches
thus:
''Phe Vice President goes atnbling betxeesi
his homo and the capital. bowed furr6vved and
hollow Of eye and cheek -sonaethipg TO see
with shndder and never forget
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10
4 PllvA1IE y ruz 50 TExSEsbEE.

IA young man banned L. S Lewis. a
pEivate IN tie Palmetto Sharp Shooters. at
timlsei Il arrsst a man named o ~ens who
ahH 9esa iodsllfs the Fonscript in Virginia
ahl n s.olhg s9he MAS struck by Owens over
iRe head " ia q Ilatchet and SO seriously in
j Erei as III lreelude any hopes of his rec6y-
etY.. Tho Villain escaped d. aud at last account
i'll bot bgep cApfnr ed.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

rss- Rpscorans is said TO DO sick, Perhaps
lie las been reading the Nashville Union And
that's a dPse % nauseate the stomach. even oI
i Dutchulan-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

sD virl1e GA tec1t - TIE C.l-rrry c.zrf Ch.f
ID tanooEa. madn a. tie Jar1aty lr- ISIS. IN t1c
case 81 Jo1sG- Gl4s& Against tctn ~ 8 Lite 1rr
otheU. Eillt1 The TN dag e Elrcl~ ISL. 81 g
The premises ~ Pablo CsfcrF- On X nn1 ~
mnnIns credit w1hcrE rc1crltr-- ftr l'll19 ~ g
scribed iot l11d d nE. Wii1l1 t-s rtr1-e lr1lit
81 TIE ci-y q Chattl1o1r1. teEl tr<ir4i-e -
stake standing % I1e - - .'1tl = g. H---
49, -. 1-I,fs-~ -. !. 70 atrr frart II t1r1 I'D
~ K,- I,o~rs =, f..s.I,n1t afi'tr. ftrn,e 20 a. a.
20 49, rir1cs n - 4. ~ 351 ext. tlet.1e n ~
IN 80 .-il Il e torrt Hess dor - t-e cii1
n f-1er-~-o..1 - rhc cufry On the rl--l. 1aJ o.
e-r7,r ~ - n,rfds several s-als ci sl1-E t1e
Bo-,d. VIA approrkd serzri.J ui1 - re41,rri ~
he purch1se nooeJ ~ . - A. ~ -.
hDl-tW - -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

~ skven hundred tens Of East India cot
fee came in vessel that ran the blockade thu
pther day, iIis all for The soldiers
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-10

b9r Van Dsrn's last. fight was at Thosnp
sof's Station The cratic Dragon has a
length bscsne Stationary.
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CLsrEiIlrD 1sr-<rs-rr.I
Ira. p. ISL n :
THE recrufinE tet1ilfIr TIE 18Th Ie11eesre rcrf
i inr1t. uill rrpur- af kre1riIc. Irnuc-ste, 81
III 18th dsy OF Narc1 ulth 1il lltIr nd
scrtres. a. ] uish 10 send fh.n 1irart. rn1er a.
charge ~ an oclcer &C the rr.ina1t.
nInr3-IE J-H- HANNAH. Cart
ard I-lr-lifrr Ileial-
~ KnoxriDo ReE-ser copy AL s111 III - this
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~ The anaconda is 70 be dismissed
from the Eervics, and bLack snake employed
Tes---a racer.
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~ Tile North and south have shown such
lighting capacity that Foreign Nations refuse
ID take side with one from actual fear Of the
other.
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AZ spy named cas'leua3 was recently
bsonght 70 this place from The froat. and for
varded to Tullahoma. 1eherc an invGstieaaro o.
Of The case Wi be had lie IS a citizen OF
Rutherford county. and has been for ssimetirnc
engaged in tie nlisera,Ie occupation ~ pilot
ing the invaders OF his home .SiieBgrilfe
Re5el Bnftncs-
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~ The transcription act up North. 50 far
from crushing out one rebellion. Is likely 70
Greats two.
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~ If this meets the eye Of Col. Tom.
Rogers. he win please send his address to this
sfFce.
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~ C en-. John K jackson. cpmmaudiD.
dhis district, las removed his headquarters L
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- There f1sy bs . r.-.sfioa In the North
wsst-but very little free action. that We have
seen .
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par The Yankee army win snAIly become
N army Of negroes with Dutch connA.ssrs
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~ Going into a fight. the Yankees take. to
iheir bellies Coming out, they +" take to thsir
heeIs.-
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Ez57 A NoF.4ssn let. sr states that C tuOral
qcxs diYisioni rom Western yitginia has
IIsssed ZIP cuFnberiand to reinforce General
iEeseefsnA. ltis stated to comprise 10000
iIlsn who have seen service in the mountains
df Virginia.
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suRsIITuTIS IWA1TEn-

1.-TWO Thousand dollars each. viii te pasi for I've
4 stea1F. abr boditd men. q forty-s{x, = Ill
eight years Of sgt Apply n person OF ~ letter 4
icb1I-ts J. II. WILLY.
Chatfau 80 - Tenn.
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Taken Id md COMMITTEES % IaiI.

1aken y ana so,. = ~ % ssn.
Il l563. negro nan b The name 81 Henry and
says be bel0nEs 70 John Ferrrn a Rntherrd comfy
lennes-ee iUo miles rom Smyrna Depot, s4id negro
ab0uf u, o. - Years DID, o. coppEr color. etf
70 inches high. and weighs about l76lb<-
J. a. 6W AIN Jailor,
Jany- So-u Ch1ttEnno1sa. Tenn
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80 doz Pocket Knives
% sefs knives and Fcrks.
sea lbs kOpe
. 100 Oash sweet Potatoes.
200 =. Ptas.
Siise Brush >, Cotton Handkerchief. English Cal
ifoss. Tooth Bruss. re t-sion Taps. Sirrel shot,
fias, Needies. 10untfy rldb pais. &c- ale b
maIo-2t a. q lAE EltS-
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10 SlctmakeTs and Le4t1cr LnItlEss.
I(l0 Good sEioEst iSE,i.s snd fey i--tt-s
lOO lft-<crs Kan lad 80. rl-ri Ia r's a.e.-
sinre-t Size sctlr3 a. At-f'a. i.a- t.3.r tic i.i
rectaln ~ The untsf~i- 'el- - l- IA Ito.l 3 l-l-
harr preference
Stidirrs cesiiirr - rtrr RI rs t-r<a- tt-nf-t
mu-t ~ fieirc q rails ia.rl lifIr "a rlt1I
ing lficcr-- T.. W.-LrSSI rIslf4r
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