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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12
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Inits aceouE. OF ths exploits 81 gle Yahkee
ratd Hnakcrs IA. tic city Of Rie4inond, the
El q 81 Wednesday mention one Indi-
ciPasiy ai,peidted individual. tayfas seen the
spres Of tie dity ffp.a afAE of. AID being any
Iiohs % set stslseFi aid ssHneiLiIIg to e4k III
rested AIa Sc Is tk;ther, al meet a gghtIe-
man On the rC I'd. Addressed him: u
r. Tire you l3eeps mil der Lipp5i .brisonl.''
r What?" said sas goa tle1naul refining his
steeii aiia lceHips ehrfopkIflat sh4 zoe beEone
Iexcprsi9n
Fl. yasts To 80 to brFsoa-4 umyaI yawf
l. What DO pa wan. 10 81 there for 2 asked
tie genileInat3 seeing at ont th4s he was one
Of tie sEra, Cd Ioa rail- parry, bnl wishing to
chat awhile Is til the pooy devil.
Esll'fbe4 50 s. * as der laeIIt Won dis xarI aud
II korn ia siel nl4inself u2A-yaws. 81.
IL f9hfFe did ssu sons HOnlss' iith.qaiIed The
gentleman
Hom Yank leland, nit :. taranI dfllcer, Eor d
break into dsF railroad md spllile die ptssels
gers. TeFes ler brison , 8.
Finding tag tired aud hungry Dutehm hn il
a hurry 10 Sc along. the gentle man directed
+ him to keep lie road and, he wotsl.i soon reach
+ the object flhis wishes. fnssoa!n the fellow
came. snd. overcome by heat az fatigue he
sat down in ont of the selegEilIl ofide and
went to hlee !. whers he was sion observed
and his CHAR ster being ascert4ibei. h9 wa.
put in der y ison'- tie duly Yankee Eand d,
a 0utchnlap1 who has Jet .enteted Rich nlond
q5 his own hbok.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

how many were I. shot iip the neck y and fell 10
the action The next morning the q Congress
sfonal Defenders reported on the square for
daty, Mhere, drown up in font Of tie Gab4r-
Material Aansidn, with arms a. present .
they were addressed by Gov. Leteher- He
was followed by Captain = Simms, tie -hds.-
orabls ! pTiyatel. Cos Henry. and :. CorpOral !
Bocock. Theet Iliusiasn d said to have :beeu
Fiuhbounded. and Tho Enquirer suggests lh4i
the nlerabtIs4rf probably = in Tor re Aar.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

sS- Though exal.Eni AZ FORESTS success
we are not surprised Al il. What else conls
Be expected wnvrI Forrest got On the eae1iy
.Strali2
We put q Is out'ip has:o. fcr fear the Chat.
isDooga Rebel sa5 5 Il before Us; shonlin 30
sur fsrised. though, a. znot.,er coircidetce.--
i'o5Re RegisftT-
We fer eur dieting oirhel eeaieibporaly wss
in such a. larry 10 anticipate Is. that he
u;sspeilet t..e Tazkee CoiO=els name. III.
usrse IS lSfai. II was bad enough Ter Fprrcs
10 whip him en- the feil-Bui il is The W.,
climax q crttliy FOR sosto girs hin II IN Ii,
newspapers
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

Poor old GerleTal WINFIELD Scott Is sx4.s,
ming ul on political stage Of YAi.ksedcso
Ata .Eai1n Lebgue'' meeting in New York.
tot loig since lie inside his appearalice befJre
Tx fanAtital Multitude, with The f.gr-the
identical .isisr Spsrglsd BlnreHs folAedt. IL,
his person. HE scenic EJECT I: sEc., Is,
iees9eEt. f:-tolTse 2ppteaclled tie sebii,is Z
ridiculous IS II u.ay alear 10 rs of she Soutii
I Iihe following lcoosl.t lof tie pr5eee,iihs IS
skkcn .sro.k lie Eeporteris noiicgs
"tlere:4l 9c3N, wrapped in the American
WIS pnei o.. latltac ticts OF tiie. evening.
liIteiS is the vaf that trek Was done:
IiieE l.ly an pesceptbl4 Affected lie G=llig-
fai, ann H. tefireA gentiemhn La-r liiuI ~
i'brssig bid a llhUss None icing al LaLd. q
.argS-sizeh Amfrcah bag WIS hanted out irllsi
thei wIisJoW, And SOME qulck-witfed if.dAe
Yraf,ped II cipseiy rdual lid .slJoAS tie
lshouders and 4nihs Of the " t4r2li vso lad -
| 4.ten fpLeId -I1icI battle field Wine Is.-
tro@d s4s stESIelS with ltae Happy ofcurTe.iEe
and esinded thtir apPr1v.d 81 lae cslozes1 ssl.-
dard Iy o. TEL isa.ea cheers
TooE Oh 10 4ardi How lie sensation Nv
ling aux eos PLY upoa 'liis inbrdin4te tai.liss
No paFer khihs 10 tlucil excltGs tl.s Ni.sblra
fanatics as 10 lsssiy orlsrldeH SENSATION 20
Aotker tlsi1 8 50 4,rel, delights old ass thd
F@lthers as 70 Doe MADE much OF. The vain
old iraaa was saiI enough Of eohceit u be more
than willing to play The absqsi par" assign
I'D 70 hiia. Z. Fi4iId with 4ew toy coula1not
have been NOR satisfied or hIeased Bat -oue
ding was needed to comll1te tic tablc.lu1
Elelsisoula ba9 Il approached iae edge of the
roslrsrn, after Pie manner Of Racs,l and gll,g
the MaHl el!aisf and ~S;ibr sfangld Gam er'
winding up Wit the amended c.imh X 10 sui.
the atmosphere of Wall street.
cali the gold &c have vast E i -the si.serwe gle
Jiages Ios IA IL tlnt ol ne lee an laa brls
He should I I've died in tilat ouir CART. as
kirby dies. ii the Bo~crb' :. .liissiay s.la;,s
the AmkEicln lag about him ;-rusitess s.o..il 10
The FOOT sh:a iFes Of; Two horse pEstels-T AID
dis lske : soahragun
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12
NE Enplrs SAC Iren' aud Ooal hinirs
TaKEH 10

4 EDicsDn itted u jail by tie military 4ui3oririe.
q atCtst-EisDoEA qrtDe % 81 OrsD9~r, ISL, a-r
r1fte rucsrtiy COMMITTEES % GcH3 Jasrce q the
Pr4ee for te county 81 a1r-iir0b can. The let1
q Deceinber. Ire1, negro ~ -xalI1g hii n4ue
JOHN and ssys be belonEs % M 1oae1, ~ kera,
ihirh he owner i rsc5elled - cl.ls - ard
proye fropcrty, pay chzfsss ana tss HIM CO q ii
d9s36 j.. z SWAIN JAlsr-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12
yskaalssr orzAnI.slIsa....

The iahaB iiantzs OF esers Soatherh city
should emulate the examples ef Richmond.
Charleston. .lo5ile ind yicksbqrg, and organ.
izp their hoI4 10 men into volunteer orEaniza
lions for home defence. III The p Be no irnrns-
liate peceasil y for such 4 MONUMENT. there Is
no telling wiIea i: nay arise. aud it IS well
eriio'esh to ID prepared Up supply tie places
cf abe regular n:fitary eaiIe4 20 the front
lines OF Isicl lmond sisfcnees. We see sfrbn orr
last hles frorf that dry TIA: nearly all Of tie
departme1tsIof the Govsrnne4t aud business
institutions have create ID companies out of
their employees for gn4rd dh;y whichever il
may be REQUIRED. Tss Postofiee, War De.
pattment, Medical Pufteyors aud other de-
partments, have their .orsahization5. The
Southern Express Company employees have
fOrmsd theHselses into eohpany pf ferty
men. with Fohn a: Bowen, Superintendent
Captain. The majority OF these Ensa have
also been ofgaaized AMI assigned 10 duty in
Richmond 1t is said that The i loeftrs" and
I skuikers :" fare seriously debating tho propri.
ETY. Of making demonstration 81 their Ia tent
patriotism iy turning ont en- nsdsss aud ten
defing. their services to the 6 oycrnnsnt.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

G zsEsAl BEzelSsIas sID i'f < RtrOsr.,Asts pre-
sent this M Tning the Report ef Ma5of General
John C.. Breckinridge of the Battle .bf Mr.
ires4boFo Ewlich-we take from tho oolumbs Of
Iour conten porsTy the Knoxville Register. h
wihfbe res ID with interest As wen BY those
who have, as by those WHO have nct read ths
official report Of the eoEnnaude Of ths
same battli H. - : -'.i' - Ts.'''
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

To- Eey- Jos. -Jsrnes Ridley. D. u. has sc-
eepset tse Ree;o.shi9 Of the s.. Stephens
Episcopal ehnrsl. u aiietssyi.e. Or. r.
was formerly President Of the East Tennessee
University IL Knoxville; AID from his high
character - taeAlo;sisn and scholar. aD6 tie
anaepity sH's adlress ID social life. his PRS.
enee L. regarded Is a great aeqrssi;ior 10 lie
met.apolis Dc tia. State
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

~ The new sraiaaof ? fof. Hewitt. entitled
The CourieFs or. The Siege p. I-szinstutl.' vas
performed Tuesday nighr. n the Savannah
Theatre fo- the first time irse Republican
'sats i. was a decided li,. AM a8ds a nsw lea.
70 TIE chapitt Of tise authors fame as ! dram.
fstisi
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

RAIDS AID EOaANCE0F MORGAN lAND LA
ifsk-Ii7 fir-- 5 Rochester Ford.
CAVALRY rAcTit.S- Tor he ne ~ TIE Cassi-y
ana goonsed Infa1fsr, Z. (. Afny--Ey Esjbr deal
5assioh Wheeirr ! -
TIES, kisE OF viCKSEUBlS: is a-proacAsss h
Yszoo Pas nd Other Rliess asB-sy Castsin u
, Hardee. C. :. A., Aid d Camp % Ltsu-- Gen. "
= E1rcee-
:. H. GOE1ZEL i CO..
ruaLisuEks AID DcoEssLLErs-
Z apr35-lN D11rhi1 street ~ h'ie Ala
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

EEA1c-E's T1oar<us,- Ha--- Ala. Cav. II
Camp lulFers Cspr Le-a- Apal ls.h, 49,. 4
Tttlkk14 VII lie pai1 Tlrard q th|rfy Dotl-rh
= sash, ~ 80 -rrrt llEitl q tie f4LorihE
timed Lr-e---r q irii i-tf--iot 4al11nh
Lasl1rg. is--f-t.f EriCLLe tii
Co Al \. GAVIN D. kabb o2arty Aia,tazl-. J =
D.rls tAehst1 4<iiily Aiahal1 Jona llsis. Dekalb
cclaty s.s1atsa- = Eo--.E1acE. D. Elli,b rilffy
Alz- .u1-. tl-r4, i-ksea no- A. iJ1n. ID
G-15 &C. A.. = j tiCtaris. Ne-s-ta o. Al l.
s-sticV.is D, 5 -tco- Ala ca Th3lc rss. De-
E-f5'c "a. fs Nstis,' llcizait G.. 1ls- !. y
's.nttr. -l-Lae -. IL NJ =. Hiiscrh, Nir< u
cs'E-c1-ysr J s-s.ar-c. rrisa,- + b Ho8t@s.
i y 1sscSes. ~ Elsls1s, ghcks1a EosFay, Gsl,l
Wis fi-Nk.nf Je-see oe8rkltS. NJ Weicl, lant-l
S-1ltt. Dekal3 c-1aty A.
60 81 X - rseI, Ctc-1kee cu1ntr Aiataua.
Co . l. llh1 la. S<rEl J1sper HoAwsy. cerrt
Iu-sl : ke.i. so-slrai ; h1ilacr- tu-iet hcDa1ltl
1cCl-4l. fsifstes Jeres1-sa Case Jaltes p .af1.
-ilsl11s E---r1- a & llFlu.s. J',17 AltcIr1. d !
Lr1E. Ilsouts Crosr. = Z Cnirs. Ia3n1s lC-fk. n D
Cruz. le4i alr liesn, { Dian. JAMES tlts A1se3
i.i- !. 4 ,aisnSa. r : kete-> losiah nzk. aats
iuss ja-.cs la 1oEz.l. - .lur3sn. AlErsu-
DIR siiiih- >s1saei Sioyr- flis-1 At4fh. M MAJ
tnlz 1li.-a-t ll.r1ata, ~ 11to g Z a.
So, - a. - ..se -, ,p'iit,s rlgs-s y Z
Ph .lssss. tlirtkes c,safy 4 a. 4
Co = Ia b~f1z- n Cortff. Tilssn Dsi-.
11o---s --c> frS<s ~ -sl..s- y a SF1Isr1 Ma
=-rs = 4-l'sf A -ssea ~ lanes N4xl ". . 7, M
eo- Al c-t-.efd-ia Jshastil. Terry 1if Ial3-l, :
E-ro1, t~sf-r. A4--ers- a1.ek UllAsS
a s'i r'lF-a y crler q.
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III DAILY REBEL.
UAGs. RAcsIf n4e,s n.

,gs wish 10 PURCHASE 100000 ,.eursss d taeap cot
ton and h1en aga for wIish We viii pay The Tery
highest price -in-eash. Psrzbs c1,ebts 4 tsEi. VII
d 6slItp separate The AissAa soa tai eelclAA. as
Sks.s rags vii Ssznfsaad kEser Fl Is than mixed
ones-
couatEy merchants are requested p ieellsst rag.
for rs Where ig ouesfi;y is I'd at point
conys9ept fOs shipment, alifi4s ns X tAai hnt and
We viii direct where they % % shipped. an1 for
ward The money for them. lli.'
Address FR ANc. PAUL. dhati lHboea Tenn
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sz5- rs ei,y eoaaeil OF Rome, psesensed
NJ J. Il fisfosn Of Catsdsn. wiis bcanii
fni silver Service FOR giving timely notice Of
Tho spPrcsdh OF The xankrss. Tsat Vas reu-
dsTing 1 service Tor a rervieo rende-ed I'D
Wisdeni Is diS7layel in both performances.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

A FLlrK Ne1o1a1tur Bskt- ru1tainiriE Ist q
a h8net evidently 80 rrts fTfyiloi Al fxckangsd
Confr der1te soldcEs tler-, nTToEed ~ le1lg 70
no. T. Glaks. 5lsf Ter1ezsee Rrnert- C11 4 %
ained b sfPre11icn ~ tkisoHoi- ..-7 aPslsl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

re- The Surgeon in charge efthe General
Hospital IN Coiusabus, On the 5ih instant. IL
h's rounds with the sick. made the following
Prescription To each sick sran. Cue besee''
of aoHersi TO each convaisscent ard lrouuasd
man. a good dinner os ds;iciaus veys.asses.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

f-f- a grand p v as given by lie Ia
dies o. Rome to General Forrest and his h.sn
ip beautiful grove near inc city, the o,hs,
day. Al elegant morse was pseseLts'l to r,,s
General By The eiiiz ms o.. t.la. oseas:aa.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

B-5- Tho particular attention Of tie publ.
Is directed 10 the fine assorsarcnt OF Iiaper and
envelopes Tor sale ~ \. s Morse * Co ~
sufs&- Ga So adss=fisat,ens IL anbtber col
s.i-,n
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

Err Tie New York Times slys that
slthopgh ihe British furnished the A;ai,arrs
snd floriEa. III Confsierates DID ~ lay
f,aptlin S.,aal.s OF us ~.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

~ \ private dispatch received ia Angus
"a. states ;hot Col. " ". Slaughter. Or tic 5lst
|Geo-sia. Vas killed II lhs hattie Of Css1c=l-
ints I'LL
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d ItHARDl F5TZGIBBOS L03T.-s Hft tkree
IL ge-ks aEo l1-f NJ 50 = chtrc- aEtd IL geArs.
freaks ia the lace be j al cred @icr-y pifh
a. and sp1 II ol6le-s = ne cs1ps N l-ounisr
laFur GO ~ distressed psrs1t- - . kisE ~ 81 lin
and sndibr Ang inforrl1tAgn pfrSfFai8z bin = ne
!. : s : III = - Tz0aAs FrTzc3ssois
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COPAErSEESBI7 EO-1cE-Iie tnet-sig11a
~ has 1-Elc-.lrl tte1tseiTes trEether 1r6-f ~
srgie AL E--1 - BOSDJZ1S1 & MATTHIAS. f1r
- p1rl,oss rtr1-ct-1f tte q i.Clcl-il Az cox
MISSION 5tSIN 49, 4 l.s.chl1r<. Ia
Ne snail keep cc1E-2r.,y q t414> a. larre and
sel -elect-1 500 cf fi-cSEEfE,S ~ S1AFLE
DE4 OJulo. - CD Be Obtained. Ard VII Eftre 70
s.zils sfrte tn clsfonc-s ~ e. tEbea
rc1cEcf-rs "a t1siuess he CASH q-i7cipr.
ne NJ - e1aI.lti = Ger i-1zre--ez-a e. rf ard
c1-n-T7 Elrrllts-r.. e. 1e- - uLoitzaiecr reskL
-rfsis O. Fl1rr - seat Cora unc al chr
c1l-ntgT pfoi1tt s1-irrs. ..6 prs19t rr-nras Al
cases 1s eel - s1Ies ara 1rrfc- I.
t4nntstr.sed Aa1 Sz-aksas Islacb8 Aas srze -
a. srates ais-ys hal--
he s0,ifl- stllre q re Pubie rs.fo.ass-.
fHf J. a. BOSDrEANT.
decl7-sn 54kE5 MATTHIAS
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Il A12rAE-El.t Eo1tER-- Gar TR,ss ,
Atrll3J. lsf-i
rT,H1ETy DOLLARS RETA LD--agai a. r..il AZ
II t1e srrfelt-sf11 1od celntry Al esr6 a -
lniiau,1S a9nr CO. Las. lr<r4 80 ~ I1l11sIn n
8stiailrsl - = ai-ll4 l2F4.sy- ffF.fs ~ Ihild-
80. yr1lk 49,. ~ Ir-ics li'kh- ~ rrrr,sx J.
ion ri.l- L1if All l,re f5Fs- ft1n Va - - =
ears CO. j frtr ~ f,cfl-. tiEl lar rsArIsxu7
~ hl.r "a -. 49,. ) n = l.kel. Aicsi Tf.r.
pa 81 -, al. AIR rr-zxi--. l7e Is rrA rlt
1ar-. L-Eti- rnIs-1, lt4rs "a - ftef = \ 49,
eiSl fl-r ti-1oiexi51 iigtl 1lr sd blae egEl. ~ =
so1 I,-re. a. years Cd . fr-t - cles hi1, "a
ctriricxleu !. hf lssr 49, b.re fylk- Jaues 4ln.
-fro-. ~ el1l sd sset . isches hiEh isir to1-
p-lI.1-. - 1air 81 IKE Ey-s- lbs hrst thrts 81
sice u Hsissal 11znsy. rh- issi r1ise N Deks.s
cttc.s Aili1ilit- 20 f
r. = Bt-tati1n - - = szlt IL lke n 4lts1za
TsEilrsrf = 1871
l.. c. cs-5s. Bn-sCss-
p. 1s~-1oir - -ti f4
IA = Att A5i- I11y11
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7 EW PUBLICATIONS,
lust IssUEp.

~ TASNHAUSE7: Al PJer-By Nsvlie Ten
pss kya1us Baivsr) ARD E1Ezsd irCref- & ga !
TtiB cs0NFZoER kIE-llJ S5eta Car hahn
----r ----- ----- 81 %
iGtkA1 EAPECrATfoSS-By Charts Dick
ers fBfz) - 49, Northumberland. ..-S3 o
hAhDHE EiFLE And INF ASTkf TAG
IlCe-1t1 editlpsf. vais (plates 81 C
a eIkASDE oIOHl-By 81 < BliNer i-yt-s
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DrSsuIUFIOH


TT1SE SRA Ct Qnlnby \ Hobiasrl1 o. Nernph;s T,ur
u II this day oiss0lseL 81 nrtusl $780, {,
ttEons f4slls clAly1s 3eost -aid lrl1 Nia pfr7erf
The Aa1e - - I. Q-r5, rt3 Il asrcs srtb1r 1s1 e
pe{s I'd ~ pereors VITO srs Indexes O. esi1 err
MI nap nr-neo.sie Payment u said Qrinoy ~
has tesa authorised 20 setiie sid fr-n t1<iness
ttIl-ir. n =. QUIS3f, 81,
" A. ROBINSON D-- f-zrle n
Jas S CL4GBDzE, Special rartnsr
Hth.vzk C. Ian. ~. 5ss3 fftaia sal 4.
The Enplrs Etate Iron ana coal hlnir 2
5ti 5, Company,
toEFIcIs OVER sFR0HaCKERs DaIf1 sToRz)
HspoS. sroRalA- ..-
ELfx ALExaxDEz. President ~
VIZ 3. JOHNsroH. .- -
= T. r BLooN,
Il. L. sIEoEEcEEn
}. 00wLss. Di'e'eiA- ssi ~
a n. LoCKErT. -. itf t--f f--
A. s. IaoNPsox. 81. -.... b
Jakss A SIsBET- .seersiary aud Tre.s1ref--
~ a. I. TEoNPsor. Genera 31r,eriufsnSsnL
Jar- l4th- lSS3- 51a
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IliFTr LlclI ~ REWARD- ~ give TIE
II ablv- -tf-ls ~ he cefFtff cr trt tUI~es
stolen fom ~ y -1e Elepirg - can gtf hen
ne S1rtfn bof=-. 9 yEErsclA IS k2lis bizn.
rfth e,hr = bis iEns- leIt e.. Be1S, And N hTd
ioof ard EIcle SIRE shen re IN cher ) dark
irr1 Errf- ye4rso ", - Ian 4 tEa ban fsce late
rou'sa r9- al his 65ofs Etste AID hers bali nay q
III kees, via rer1l white sofs - hiE are ths
n sice Of Ms his rlss o1e tet<esn his
thishs 4ebili- Nil eve SIS Or either- ~ al
1rtss LsE1>bzrs. Izrs-4l q, IecnsSses
J. ,. WILLIAMSON.
nays-str csrso M. : kEiag Berlin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-29
The Rebellion Record

OF the making of books in connection
with the Great Rebellion there is likely
to be no end. They are accommodating to
an alarming extent. But few indi-
viduals are SO situated as to be able to
purchase, or have time to read, all that
viii be written or printed about the war
A selection viii have to be made. Hav-
ing no time to read all, they should chose
the best, most reliable and truthful histo-
~ of the great struggle for free govern
ment. We have no hesitation in pro-
nOuncing the Rebellion Record" as by
far the best history of the rebellion that
has as yet made its appearance. 1t is
published by G. P Putnam of New York,
Mr Charles T. Evans, No AS Broad
way, being the agent to whom all orders
should be addressed.
The Record is divided into three parts.
First, there is carefully prepared diary
of events, arranged in chronological or
der, In this Summary of Events "
aIlusion is constantly made to official
documents which are attached in full in
Part Third-a kind of Appendix Part
Second is devoted to the poetry and in.
eidents of the war. 1t may very appro-
priately be called the " Sentiment" o.
the struggle. In this portion of the
Record are hundreds of affecting Incl
dents, calculated to give us a clearer view
Of the sacrifices that have been made tt
preserve us as nation. Some of these
incidents are of ludicrous nature; fol
war has its comedy as well as tragedy
The documentary part of the Record il
most valuable. 1t is composed of the
official reports of officers in command o
corps, divisions, brigades and regiments
detailing the parts taken by their re
speefve commands in the different bal
les that have been fought, with some O
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-29
CITY NEW -.
IA For Commercial and River News
see fourth page.

APOLoGY.-We are compelled to beg
the indulgence of our readers, and espe-
cially our subscribers, for a day or two,
in consequence of the short amount of
reading matter in our columns. Seve-
raj of our compositors are sick, one is
absent on account of the sickness of his
brother, and our chief who has taken
"sit." at the case temporarily, not being
accustomed to it, does not aid the matter
very materially, we expect. e.
In addition to our other difficulties,
the operator, in rigging connection "
last night between Cincinnati and St
Louis oia Terre Haute, accidentally cut
US off, and we were left out in the cold,
not receiving line of " report"
We will be all right in day or two,
if there is any virtue in quinine and
Smiths Tonic.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-29
THURSDAY, November 18th, 1863,
SheriFs Sale. No. 1872.

DY VIRTUE. OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued ont of the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, Indi-
ana, in favor of James Churchill, Administrator
of Hugh Ronalds, and against James G. Jones and
others, 1 will, on =.
ts9 THURSDAY, November 18th, 1868.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
P of said day, at the door of the Court House in
the City of Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale, at
Public Auction, the Rents and Profits for a term
Of seven years of the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit: --.t ~
All that part 1.-THE most easterly quarter of the
Public Square of the city of Evansville, bounded
as follows: Commencing ON Third Street one hun
dred and fourteen feet and eight inches
from the corner of Main and Third Streets thence
along Third Street towards Locust Street four
teen feet and eight inehes thence at right angles
to Third Street ffty-six and one-quarter feet
toward Fourth Street, thence parable, with Third
Street fourteen feet and eight inches towards Main
Street, thence parallel with Main Street fifty-slx
and one-quarter feet to the place of beginning,
and situated in the County of Vanderburgh and
State of Indiana. so .eTts HCl
And should said Rents and Profits not sell for
sum sufficient to satisfy said. Writ and Costs,
will. at the time and place, offer for sale thu
Fee Simple of said premises. 81. = g..
GEORGE W0LFLIN, Sheriff " G..
M. s. johnson. PITTS Att'ys ~ "'tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-29
NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE FOR 1859

FTNHE TAX PAYERS OF VANDERBURGH
Il County are hereby notified that the Tax Du-
plicate for 1868, containing list of taxes for
state, County and other purposes, has been re-
ceived by me from the Auditor ofsaid county, and
that can be found at my office, in the Court
House, for the purpose of receiving the revenue.
The taxes for the year 1863 are as follows:
For State purposes, 20 cents on each S1C0 valua-
tion, and 70 cents on each taxable poll.
For Military Debt Sinking Fund purposes, 5
cents on each 500 valuation, as aforesaid.
For State Debt Sinking Fund purposes, cents
on each 800 valuation, as aforesaid.
For Common School purposes, 10 cents on each
500 valuation as aforesaid, and 80 cents on each
taxable poll, except as to the property and polls
of negroes and mulattoes.
For County purposes, 80 cents on each 800 val
uation, and 81 90 on eace taxable poll. And for
the purpose of providing a revenue to meet the
annual interest on County Bonds issued to the
Evansville and Charlottesville railroad company
cents on each 500 valuation aforesaid, and TO
pay principal on County Bonds due, 20 cents on
each 500 valuation aforesaid.
For Township, Special School, and Road pur-
poses, as levied by the Trustees of the several
Townships of said County, with the advice and
consent of the Board of Commissioners of said
County, the tax is as follows, to-wit:
For Pigeon .Township-For special school pur-
poses, 3 cents each 800; and for road purposes
2 cents on each 500 valuation aforesaid ; and
for Township Tax l cent on 500 valuation as
aforesaid, all property not within the corpo-
rate limits of the city of Evansville.
For Knight Township-For road purposes,
cents on eacn SlUO VALUATION, as aforesaid; ana
for township tax, one cent. rt ara
For Scott Towuship-For township purposes,
cents; for special school purposes, Is cents On
| each 500 valuation as aforesaid
For Armstrong Township-For township pur-
poses, 21s cents; and for special purposes, ~
| cents on each 500 valuation, as aforesaid.
| Fer Perry Township-For township purposes,2
cents and for special purposes, IL cents on each
500 valuation, aforesaid; for road tax cents
/ For FnioR Townshp-FOr township tax IL
/ cents ON each 500 valuation.
For Centre Township-For township purposes,
1 10 cents; for special school purposes, IL cents
and for road purposes, "a cents on each 500 val
uatlon, aforesaid
For German Township-For township purposes
! 10 cents; for special school purposes, 10 cents
aud for road purposes, cents on each 500 valua
! ton, as aforesaid
1 For City of Evansville-For special school pur
poses 10 cents each 500 valuation, aforesaid
and cent township tax each 500 valuation, al
aforesaid.
LEROY CALVERT,
Treasurer Vanderburgh county.
October 27-dwIw