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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-21

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tsimeuss md etimaIsnss. Cider sinssas
lWoula also 3AIesg 0egds " ~ ~ -
Ysosl8 Is s. 6isiiz sid 20 20 tne care
& restraas o.. 80. LoGia 10.
TE8 Iargs ndseas III the Sabef o. &c
IL sha agmpa impd Asisaiy A&mands addI.
sssslsgi hoHp!saf arfabgs meEtB wilish must
IS NET. i has benz fonnd that light COS
1on. fnrtablea are mash more agreeable Ic<
:shs ase 81 the sieR thap ssiH, hsasy, army
hlanksts. The high price OF eots0D mate.
rials having almost entirely cut. OF oursup.
~. ,.y - . ssn El 81 bossoa
- - hiah uax hnfing Ia -.
4 -; s,eiraI societies of tho West, 10 Do nads
-. p. q 3 IL .gaissIs. ob|ssss; sSoas
Tar four hundred eoTufgYfahies have been
n. .'s lg ss ssa sSU1a
alS "a make one hasdsed eamfortables 50
@ ssaisIiis IN sssh Il ,Ss ssl'ss,og 49,;
tine, BaFliDgssh, Ksqk Pesrlas aQulosg
ard 'spfibR1aid .hs balaacs " fhs votes
will be made, dp II Sc. s.,.,.l Il. y Is
ms limits Of this pots1 IS. a III q. ~
10 enter iptg aspcas1t e gg assa
ditioh og hospl KAN add nE!F
soon = possible VII y pfsgsfs s gsss'|F
ii ~ ,:ss I. I: iii 8
gso,,'s i. ID .E.li d il icHfp sssaFasAsy Ass
ri avg Pxorls or fdwx. II z. ssit q 81
Ths foregoing staasaissst From Mrs. Wit
tanro aver. State Sanitary Agent, of Che con-
-; ~ NJ ~ kf1xs A. kassa
siskippi, lie ID dre thar cofru Dofated by dtla-
ef various and relia1ie fssstmony AZ so-s
IRether proying beyond uqnbfs That oaR
noble patriots And III no haYe leks
homes and Ill heme cuthfOFfa ~ la4 iEsta5Ei
the integrity and stabllity ef COZ
mert, are suffering most tefFlbi Tor thoss
very things We ars bet prspffsd 20 ssnPply.
Fresh :as Dur softiiefs are ~ fh home, wnsfe
they have bseT accust6 I'd sJ a sarfet dlets
comp osed largely of veg bles, they canslos1
endure the sudden change TO bard bread and
bacon, day after day, which ID afohs for-
.nished them W thsis present slsaatios :
This ehangesafs dies ogplsdi With oil de
exposure incident 70 camp life % fer 60ussy
with long confinement 90 sranspestss 10 pass-
ing from paint 20 points, q, fesifpapf tsiF -.
my tenfoid faster than aak thS asaAalsa VI
the enenayass!.et t51s5 u, tiiea .ssftas
Even those (ff saOh there be- VINO have
no loEe for the cause in whieh s1ose msns
are enlisted, Dnstt feel foFtSo Eanah humans
suffering and be ready, ak. leAag eso seAievaI
that for bum anisy's sake. II II III
j therefore call, most easnesklJ, g tie
name OF hunaaity aad palriotisEns uppn ths
whole people Of LoRa.t.o cesse ~ the rea-
cue OF eur saaeRipg andtpefishiDR Sons sad
brothers and friends, Who hays gives them
selves TO their eoansry's cause ard ore ~ =
in .sHch pressing want ofa5asaistascs. MKss
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$3.50 N8w YoRK, March 8.
To the Editor Of the Hesald-l have just
rssaivea the enclosed letter from Gen. Mes
Clerrand, who 10 in command OF our troops
before vicksburg. Although il lie NOS in.
tended for publication, the action Of Illinsis
Democrats excites 90 much attention that
think The views OF Gen. MeClsrnaRdi ought
10 be saada pubic. he eemmanded tina llli-
ssis troops Is Fs. Donsissns has served sew
sral years ip Congress- and hss she rspusa-
Sioa. IL bsink one OF the beat soldisr in the
assy. III Resvseefally yesss, I
49, Gsm. Mecsswsadas Letter. :
BEroRH VaoKsBuao, Feb. 70, 1853.
To Joha Ksss Bsssa-A In extract frsu
your laes speech has just cone under ny
n0siue. u has the clear old Democratic
ring, and contrasts 90 skrikingly With tbs
spafioas esaAnalions Of latter day Demo
erssic impostsrs, that csnnes forboar 20
hail IL. It reminds nae Of the better days
Of the Democsssio party, when, under The
inspiration Of Jackson and yoar father, il
boosted waschwofd was: ssThs UBion-i.
muss be preserved" Respectively 70 tina,
ssatimsns, upheld tks arms OF both those
Magistrates 70 the extent Of ny ability and
af the sacfiaos OF homs and its eudsarrasnts
and an now bearing arms, amid disease
and death, againas 40 asmsd enemy who
wealA dsseosase ID.
Nosshsrn peaes-noDgsrs, who VOID dishon.
ar thas asnsimens BY proesaiming an armis.
t;oaia tha face Of . rebel iona and deasns en-.
emy. hus ada puailianimisy 10 srsaehary, end
trniy. DO you sassgssieslly Say, sswia b
sspr;sd awsy, p . Dot By shs sstorrsosn oil
nrhl;a .oninioa, sssnsnally By force Of arms
Year obsdisas servant, =
~ ID jcas a. MeCERRNASD.
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, SANITARY, ,CIRcUL&R,
49,. = IExEGuTIvG OFEIcEf IOWA n
lava ElfrY. March ID. fska- 4

iowa OtTY, March "a, 1888 x
Mrs ANNA wEttenrnyer, state Sanitary Agent wa .
Dear Mdddne - Governor -Kirkwood d.
rects me 70 request Of you, willis here, 10
give him y statement Of the sanitary CON.
diti6n OF lows, Regim srts, which yod Have
visited what are iheife most b pressing wants
what supplies ocaH best bs furnished ~
hsllbefality Of our people, aid. throhSh
what CHANNELS they can send tbemi., sag 1>''
~ ! N 3'' veryar6ls yodrs, q % t9hl, sINiIE
H. =. ;sa.m e'aG N BRAIaRRn, Mal ssc.7 G
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-21

oussnas vGaa % suyr seod Goods ,as,ioyp prizes,
cons yoat ~ sasssssss. aaa beessy pssusxs.
aeseail tnd ssauaAssthS stoscs IL Il 81 al yisDo1
"9'S"E; = asSnH'Aa rSJmS. vsseSsts
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Davenport, Feb, -, 1858.
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Office 0f .. G. Bloo1lier,
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- .-hftIG& NH .5$H IL ct
npA plzsln Pres Gseas ss:ks, Nsaaoss, ns,atns,
~ Aipasaas salisssA sspllasaaa sasAnsrsss ~ i
sss4sa. sessss and Dasissaass Ia nj ia M, h
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
THE DAILY REBEL.
ous. d Market Street orsF Dc P.Ik Il Ten os..fs
CHATTANOOGA LIE
TUESDAY MoRNINE J i 3. ! ,. 1853
rHE SITUATIONS.

In Ts1a. the @.itaati pnr begins to IoYk
upwarH, and now that GEN Nagrudfr .hAs
commenoed operations, we FmAy expect stirring
sysEts. quick ticks and soFs bones. rs
TIL. line Of our army ID Middle Tenpess9e.
occupies the South bank q a Dudk riyef with
q cavalry possession Of ths fouhtifs bskoHd-
Various runners Of an ADVANCE upon II IT.
frsssbp pro are current, Bal we cannot trace
them further than the v ISL whHcll Is douBt-
less parent to the Thought Fhe town Ios
Nurfr sesboro is believed BY many to bs IN
occupied by the enemy InIsiessd il Is s4id
that a portion Of MorgaI s brigade still makes
il. quarters there. Thu. Prsci4s truth Of tie
matter, we have been uhaBIs to|Iearn.
In Virginia. along I'll. coa4t, AID upon dc
Mississippi, things ar. fpr1 the u.Fnont quiet.
ifksburg is all right. sil l..H si
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

teth on a hill-and rannpt be hid Hide
it, and you extingpish a. once all Which
freemsn struggle for, all for which free
dom vas designed; to-Eit-ths truth, and
its honest avowal. HI
Give US truth, and ysu give US at once
triumph, as well as liberty, for truth is
mighty and will prevail lin war, in poll
ties and in cpmmon life 1t is the phiIos-
piers stone, which wise men seek. 1t is
the solution Of, all yetsd questions; snd en-
qairy is the ohly straight road, and narrow
like tie great eternal way. which leads to
its shining, farrofff fortalice. Once reach
that summit, and All things shine out be-
fore the mental eye distinctly and as
courage spring from confidence, 50 clear
c9nviEtion Of truth brings with it a health
FIJI condition of plind and body, of brain
and sBul. tits the bone and body of our
faerid-the star Of our worship -and its
pursuit the most cheerful, the p urest and
the Hurest duty, shat is designe ed to ac-
company and grow out Of the vas /, revoIu-
ton, which IS Slowly turning its gigantic
wheel on the a ks Of human liberty, popu-
lar gdyernmeht ana Gpdllike truth /
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

E,A- An accident " Ai.sy- tsaer.i Frank
chsatLam. IS rel1ted a,n0., osller incidents OF
the recent ts.ttle. which is characterisne Of
the MAJ 4 Brigade, ordered TO the charge.
did not resf'ond with that 4lacrity which the
General defnled pepper ia al gency
Pulling his horse up 10 The color bearer lac
seized lhe stat Of tue Battle tag Of tie Bri-
gade. and addressed the men.-;'-The Teunss-
zee boys ars mile ahead Of you Don't you
hear their guns Follow tlicse colors or
viii have every man shot that falters. You
have insinuAied that We won't sgIt. Look
TO II that y3u dou'I yourselves deserve the IN
sinu4I'On- Forvard The Bfigade. Double
quick marcia"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

continued pronptiOn FROM one ONCE Of trust
and responsibility to another still higher,
and more responsible. 1t but evideaees
the just esteem in which he is held at
Richmond But we hope yet to see him
made Lieutenant General in the COsfed-
erpte army. His past services, his devo-
ti6u to the eau Sc, his well-earued reputa-
ton for despera te bravery, and his untiFiug
energies IA the camp ADD on the field of
battle, ID say nothing Of the honest aHec-
ton every soldier in the army entertains
for him, alike point to his promotion
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
The cats in the 'fdhle
The goSt jumps OVER the moon
The little dog laughs
Tosee tie sport.
And the dish runs Oh with the speor'.

4 word or twp for eneral Frank cheat ]
ham We d9n't know VIII IN we have
BEEN better pleased than IN the perusal Of
the handsome testimonial to his valor,
copied from a G ecrgia contemporary and
presented in another column of this morn
ing's Rebel Coming from another State
than that Of hik nativity, the tribute viii
be doubly welcome
Unfading lauEels cluster about the brow
Of til. ehiYalrohs Tennessee General-and
the State is proud Of her distinguished
son. Ever since the war between Mckee
and the United States, in which eampaigl
he was created Colonel of infantry for his
gallant deeds, our eyes have followed his
career aud we have marked with the pride
Of TeunesseeAn, his growing popularity
among the soldiers Of the army, and his
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

rT,HE conscriI,t Camp a tbs piaos ufn he n.r-t
Il near hurfrse-boro. Tennes-re. 81 tBe 17fh in-s
Al ei.rolirr u,nccrs AZ rred % report here III
have heretofore rrpurfe1 a. Hrniunrlls-
Chalrmen q gnlnty courts re<zirod 70 furnish
O. The Ccn-nar ,ant q Caascrinis a Nnrrrr1rf.-,
cpu1f,tte lisf ofthe names q al EnrolnnE OEicers
hon their Essi <o11tief ard he di.frir,s II uhs.k
hey rrsl.ir MARCUS J. WRIGaT
ce--)-ir Brig 0en. Condr- -
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THE .SpurHrBss ILLrsrn4rrD NEWS" for this
week is received Besides the usual va5iety
Of interesting reading matter it contains a
biographical sketch Of Major General BESJ.
FkASk ChEATH an. Of Nashville. Tennessee
tho hero Of Perrysille and Belmont. The
sketch is accompanied by 4 portrait Of General
cheatllsul. Copies Of the Aesrs'' may be had
Of our young friend BEs cREw. Esq at the
counting room Of the Rebel Office. Mr. c. is
tile sole agent for the News in this section
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
] wien Falstaff deIIversd

lieu IdiStAH QellVereu MS some
what celebrated ejaculation concerning
the tendency off mankind to prevariea-
eaton f'sGood lord, how this world
i given to lsipglI7 he had never
read it is to be PRESUMED, the Y ankee
newspapers, dispatches and military re-
ports Never, since The days Of Annanias
and Saphira, has ths iike been seen. The
alveHturo1s Sihbad, the Sailor, baron
AIusRhausen. and Captain LernuqI Culver
Are Beginning to sink iato Significance
by tie kideIof the lwh@pping volumes OF
ina ination TRANSMITTED from the '.far
West to Washipgtbp, Ind the wise men
iof the earths.' Grant, Rosecrans, Curtis &
90, have entered init a cplspiracy, it
would seem, against tie eminent fiction
Iiaers Of antiquity WI venture to assert
with great esitiFity.thAt the records Of tie
'isey4n liars Of Shelhh'' bear ho con, g.ssrison
no tlis fables, which, 5hese bold disciples
have transmitted to the history Of tie age
tleyliFe in It isIoIHly necessary to pass
rapi4ly over the war in the West, from
OakllIlil 70 Mqrfrfdsll,ro According to
tlleii accounts, thkY have never lost bat
lie. They whiPfed Us az Lexington.
vheHe they left HEN c4lnInall,ler deaaEtrp.
on 1 efSid. 11ay whipped Is At Belmont,
rleHeye drove tllerl Ike CATTLE intb the
Phi -tFveT Th4y wdfe in possession Of
! 4 IL r
lslaidIl9, forty days bdfofc our guns deased
70 ppilf hot shot intoflspm They shcees-
4ixely captured Mobile. savahnahl and
f. ep 'As the story ram Jackson Nlislissip.
Ri. They have npw, On 4 similar PLAZA, Ia
ken possession Of Nicksbh rg, aud cleared
the father of waters Of all Rebel pbsta.
tiesIwhateyer. Roseerads has also routed
Bragg lock, stock and bhrrel- horse foot
and dragons. Forrest, 100, has s.gone up
The spout at t4nsiddraBle EXPENSE and
poor Morgan has been scrat TO a rnenrning
bride with flea ip his ear The rebellion
is being rapidly crushed out on all hands
the vic torious legions of 4ankeeland are
scattering the enemies Of '.thel best govern
meut the world ever saw;i1 and Messers
Rosserans, Grant. Curtis & Co., seft=soap
boilers to the Central Establishment, are
marching on, like the bopssof Old John
Brown, to immoshlityll la one word, the
very armament IS turn ng on different
axis. The ~hsaFens are aghast, and the
planetary system beginning to descend aud
bow down befofe the great throne, whose
conquest and t4rrori4m progress side by
side Nature, animate aud inanil1ate. is
turned upside-dpvn. n
The cats in the fddle
y The gcsst jumps OVER the moon
The litfle dog laughs
T0see the sport.
And the dish runs Oh with the spsoz,
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Ia- a Yankee corrESponde,.t says thar
VIXEN tile ederal soldiers attacked Ficksburg
THE blood of the First Revolution thfobbed
in their veins . There's netting strange in
that .rnarkaLle ~llIrohbiilk' Of the veins when
you consider how often they we're re: !. lsed
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

rt9- Tho Athens Post says the County
CourtSof AlclIiin county las. Monday, assess
elI a tax bf thirty cents % the one hundred
dollars worth Of property, for the current
year, for the benefit OF tlst wives aud families
bf INDECENT soldiers
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~ The Knoxville Register learns that the
eHterpising officers Of the t. 7. L Ca RAILROAD
got an engine arii four ear4 across the b ed OF
tile HoIstpn river. at the Surnt bridge AZ Tn
ion, 50 that the freight ana passengers can
now be transported betwetti the two destroy
ed bridges.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

~ The New York Tribune speaks Of But
ler's stewardship in New Orleans az honest.
capable and successful" He may have been
their best Butler. and still be Butler the Beasf.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

~ A poetical contributor asks I Where
are the joys we tasted IN the long time agoi"
They have gone like the preserves, pickles, ct
cetera, of the same period, and are better TO
nembsrsd than sought
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Bar An exchange SAY. that the enemy al
ready knocks loudly attke door Of charlsston.
Savannah and Mobile. Well, he isn't good
looking. and therefore By reason Of az estab-
lished lyric doctrine. be can't get in
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

par The louisville Journal thinks Rose
Grams the : oblest Roman Of tkem AL" Il
might have more City styled him noblesi
Dutchmanl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

sar The steamship -.Swallow' lately ran
the blockade into a Confederate port This is
arepetitiOn Of the song When the Swallows
homeward lJ" which wsIike to hear
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

s<e- Negroes are selling in this section Of
81 the State. says the A:hsiis Post. at from tx
teen hundred u two thouAand dollars piece
and notwithstanding tlie enormous prices
large numbers are purchased ia Virginia and
brought 10 this region and re-sold to The farm
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

10 A NO9tIisrn paper pictures Lincoln on
the field of battle as ali Ajax defying the
lightning A.jack-ass defying the democrat
ic thunder would be better simile.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

"a a typographical error in the Ioie Of
Miss alesserigale, ~@pubIished yesterday. by
changing TO a :, GRATED = Discrepancy
which is hereby etpIainsd and corrected.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

Gswhp sha. lead sur n and army in Virginia
4McCl. 'lsu' Or Abraham Lincoln,"-A ibany
'-yicL yer please my aeAr--yer pays yer
money and yer takes yeflchoice."
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TAKEH UP

Nd p1t IN jar in Ch.ita1ooza Bar-Iltu- eouutr
n Eat Itrres-ee. On tie u tar q October "a
= NEtAO Nan ~ TIE name - JOHN. 10 nsFs Il
be'onEs ., VIA Jonfs. ~ Nc1phis. I-nr- sid boT
bia X fsei = lhcbss ia. 16years ola
ncrf y n SWAIN JnI,nr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

s9- Mcclellan has bssn restored. il seems
to a partial command What will inpartia
history say Of its
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VALUABLE FARn For SAFE

T-HE >tfs-f,sl .ifsifS h.ive q firm q some -
ftrcf "a s,if is,.l. 80 god re,llir--to rrat the
pre-ett ycsr. tssoI dwell - tni N.,rro -..--
rll ether l.eces,ars eoagiss is,ss nsiles II f.i-
aota tsrr t-utfi- Z a. In tsr 1.s..l, a r.,er
eis -trs- n t-ac- -nd Icr s-iriaist.! AIf,ir -
e. 5-t- - l--e Gail * - = lll-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

nStitl i~DAY next lstk MT, :. II e ,.,.zz. ~
y DE- = hriars nay sie5c neariy opposite tAs Ps.t
Oece % 1lHkei Street
IFlNE TOP BUGGY neatly net
Bl-A ~ a "a D. SAFE
~ ~ Blankets. skc nfil 9t1er' u-e tai 4rti-.rs.
~ J. a. MlLLl-
ChAii sn3oga. JAny. y, 1ss1.
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10 s s e. s I. :, . ~, .A =
from 4; y, sil.-.,ii fa- ise.teIt s.t3 atf,r,s
it'-1 oiafnon SEafn-r - William f. Hari ln
tie nqiAii-iaAs 4 .rti slew the 49,. s,, az -
ag a pihit A. 1911 - h.. M :, - 800
o1 apii treats n 10 j n WILLY
@.si lrtt i,lS- Opposite tle Pet ODE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

OFFER for sale the above prnpersv brinnrfnr L.
| n w-lyon Aldehod hnd nsed b. him Tor -ereral
wears A. Boarding srhool. and more recently -
Hotel II contains large tEo story hrildinr< and
seventy H.cms> The ground containing eight arrr-
eniraces magnificent Spring Of reFer-failinr r.1re
lree stone Ebter within fave. and fne waief iali
in fhe latter- also large Slable Kit hen ne.ro
hoase. Suiokehouse &C.
A. The Mountains j. fArtrife place fr slfr- ny -
sort I'D |pill undoubtedly bccor1o mach more -
this prnrrty. being the only one fosse-sidr an a-r
danf tupdly o. water within c11Fenienf reach l.
justly considered one Of Tie nst valuable the kind
jan1 J. n WILLY
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

sEs.- 4 lIiitle .ct Of JosHlll r. Anderson, OF
Bristol. Tego.. iliree year. oll. fell INTO wait
s3r-bArrel and was dro4ne4 Oh Saturday last
! week ago.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

vii pay lie sleeve reward SO khs arrest and d.
livery % me q private CkErirs warren nerber =
Co H. IL GeurEi4 EeElment. Ebo deserted frun fhs
camp - sid rrz = n Careiine CCuntg. Va 81 n.
u1oc ron1tE f3ecfEi1- sid Nnrrrn nret nbouf q
xears. near ftt high. fair Ekin. l1us syr. Hrhf
Pa n. and heavy beard mo b COuNTISs.
81 - Corrd1F Co n la Ca
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

oSE DOSE w4aRAxTED TO CURES
10 MEHctnr on arrslrks
MARScHzEKs


No certifcates. exctpf th1-c q Eter.l~r l-,.-..s
rllo free y use'and prf8cIibe theu
This 10 Yankee Ffrzrntlr hs.r.tmr - . -
Eiic1 AL rccoul1l<n1 Itse1 uhen trirf.
The Soufl.ern Pix can be hid IN (1u,sf - -
Jau--t B r. MccORELE
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rn$E OVfis cots rpt age 81 god rI,,r..t..- .,,,-
~ I'D h-aiili y ni-1es 4, maxi an -p~.s.e,ls-r,
iminri. .lie b. Al = oeJ apply h
III WILLY
Saaf H. DRIP ste tie psf Oflce
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

EEs1- We leaE d 4 rom illsE Knoxville Re- -ist Or
IAaE D. f. MolIpy. . melhber Of Capt. Yeai-
MATS company "A TenHessee Regirneht. fell
InoIsaIly r'osnsled in = gallant charge made
by Ten. ClehnFn'E Divisipa before aluEirees-
borIougll
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

sEa- The Bsistol soplhIra AlrOrats says
i,atIJ Judge Eysresl Of \ died IN that place
W DeiaFiaDs Ifeafe4s. on liie 81 inst
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

re- The British and FIsreisn Bible Society
have voted credit Of 4BOUoiu favor OF Tie
Bible Society s.f tho Confederate States
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
NOTICE 20 CARPEsTRRs.

DEoPOsALS VIII b received Til The 1874 OF Tia,
meath, 10 build an OrdiEknce Depot For par
ticnla-s afply 70 " B. HUNPHRI9 $
JaH il-+t ORD pftee Peat
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

Isa- , he New York lyorld calls fI5rn-y
HE editor Of Ihngoins prs.n ia Washington.
fIhl. l'rt.ss dents lo.. We thought v dis
foAlered .sal le.ils uf Ljfirophobia in lis re
telk edit4iials. * the waiI.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

I,0R sale one hundred poaads fresh butter. Cal
Il irmi liiately-. uanS1sfl R. " cORBIN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

M The forces OF lsoseeral,s ia tie late
battles consisted 81 three grand army corps
Meoook 5, holllas and Erissel.deas- --Ora.
Oi the Mobile Register gives the following rs
innate Of i've u the ei.ensy's divisions To-
w.t.
RotIsseaus Is 600; Negiey's :. 1000. with ;
pieces of altillerys Snerilan's 20U0; Critteh-
dens I0.OO1; Pa.lliers liormerly Nelson 3 g
900, whlcn makes 5O. OOU men, without cousl-
ing their o4ieI divisions. winch shows tDeir
total lsrce could mol be less Than 1900
sSs- We are sgatiiis,i 10 learn that General
Ewsii. wheia nc reported ne other day a.
having mes with an accident, BY which his
wounded LIMB Ms broken, has eu!srely re-
covered. ana now enjoys has uss Al good
heaitf His brother. Gen. E~eI. q thl.
city, Jus rssssised a disG,Atclsto HIS { effect.
seL Ge4- Buckner arrived at Montgomery
last l'uesday night from Mobile
NJ Sea advertisement 81 valuabls Farm
FOR sale III anotLer coluinn.
ss- col Jas c. Lnl treiI has been re sIes,es
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. C. r 81
I'LL p lrnI-l.l ~ "a La
Interest to be Paid on Interest Bearing
Treasury Notes

Hslderi Of Interest beafitg u essury Notes ar
hereby utfifed that the Interest Ebich shan b. due
thereon "a the 6rst day 81 January next vii i psii
the 7fessury either % The deposifor - 81 tie
Treasury ca prtsenfaiida 81 The notes accompanied
By t-s,tip i've schedule ID duplicafe-
sigrtd c. G. MENNlSGER
SecIeiary q Treasury.
Interest On Tie above described Notes VII ts pad
By Jesse Thonse Depos3f1fJ az tie Bauk Of Tsnres-
zee a Chaftapooga-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13

Mayor Of Knoxville