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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23

-Esala rDOGAnOLAON1s
Connections are made at MgnrogVille with the San
dusky, Mans6oid Newark K. B., at Clyde With the
5andusky, Dayton Cincinnati Il. B., at Frea1qnt
with Eremont Indiana Z. h, and at Ioledo with
the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana and 1c-
ledO wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit, jacks
son, Sort Wayne, L0ganspOrt, Lafayette, Oairof a.
ton g.. Louis and all pofnf1 West, Northwest sno
Southwest. L. .-rL -ssSiElszllf "a
Trains arrive in Cleveland nom Toledo and tbt
West 81 $50 A. H., s:S9 T., and 9.25 P. n. From
Sandusky at gs2i A. n, L. ID. RUOhEEs eupit
OlsFsland, April y, lss5 ata-f.E so
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
Ay-.r.-R BALL ROAD. .----

~ ---.---- AILROAD.I. -.-.-+
Sc. SqMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
Totaks eIsct sp Monday, pril 9th, 1858. Traits
leass Cleveland dhy tsundaYs exosBted) as iolioVs;
SO A. a.--4AILs-ATTiTas et New York 800 - y.
Philadelphia 8: A.. ~ baltimore b-43 n
Pittsburgh g.20 P. ~ Wheeling A;i5 P. HI New
Philadelphia 80 P.
n; Phiiadelphia Q:55 A. n; Baltimore l2'9u NJ
Pittsburgh sos ?. r.; wheeling 5;S A. n.
o., = Trains e0nns5; at Hgdson i0r Akron and MIL
I4lIk. i11I445lIk Train connects at Rayenua with A. 3 o.
" R9lls us -ain for all points on that road -,
Cars EHn throns to1t change. - . 1--Il
- Fara A. 10 a.. h, my otneE llhe. -. 4
~ through Tickets cali z ne Dspot ~ ~ tSe
Ticket Otice, Weddsfi House, - - = 50
Euolid-street Station. prIGE- snn,,
FR. MYERS. @ T. A7a5f- APril %
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ILEYELAND q EkIE B.F


On sd .issE Mona A1Fil 18th, 1854 Passenger
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23

To wessFs. WM. KEABE 4 Co., Baltimore IL can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
very best in the country. n. STRAE0SOH.
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RAILROADS..
CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS &
~ OIHO1NHA1I KAlLBOAD.

l@A@- AlAAA+sN0a OOAO
~ CINCINNATI BAlLB0AD.
1854. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lsss
On and sfier Monday, April nth, 1855, PaEanEsr
Trains viii leave Cleveland, as follows. r
lst Train--5;l5 A. u.-OIHOIHNATI EXPREss-
stopping A. Grafton, " ellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, oardington,
Delaware and Lewis Center, arriving
Cre8tline at 10 a. m, Columbus i045a. IA
Dayton 20J p. N, Cincinnati 50 ,. n, Ia
dianaDolis 90 ,. N, st. Louis = LoulF
. vile = Fort Wayne 220p. m, Chicago
Crestline % ,. n.
ID TraIn-2-l 5F. M.--AOOOIMODATIOH-S -Stoppic.s
st ali stations, sad arrives in Columbus
8slp IN la
sd Train-5;sD P. N.-HTGHT EXPRESS-stoppin
Berea, Grafton, Walliuston, New london
Shelby, OTestlins, Gallon, Giead, Oarding.
ton and Delaware; arriving 81 Crestline e
SIS p. N, Columbus n IS ,. N, Cincinnah
SIS q. N, Dayton SIS q m, Indianapolis
500 q. m, Louisville - Sc. Louia - ~
Wayne 2lOa q. N, and Chicago via Ofostlii .
atT49 q N. a
Ts-,F-- .r-f,,, o arH AK,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

FIaBT BErxEks SraSrox sSpa u.rs.1x 49,
temsn direct from Wasri,e-or - - -. ~
Spnafy last here was nte change 81 crilitss be
tween stanton and Halleck IN tic White House. Tie
1t Frederfcksturc when II L. 49, u
sulhE 20 DO 10 advising H. Halieek replied that bad
nol sne secretary u War ordered the adthuce IL
wonp not Have been made, when stanton Allied him
list al the ftontf<uieee ~ sss.t,5s i,.i ~ - -.
On NE sit YesWhifh eiied the bury SEctettry 70
the noor ifes eolhg the left ide Of his human lace
reputtd good in rou.l a,iit,,otr. -
the ni.eiaosiiy Il toid Bra4sr and Old Ahs biril-
parties ifthey did mt behave fI,e-r-f-, r''..
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5000 REWARn

y USANAY from the premises Of tae s1hsorIhss
IL one anda llalf uies vest u Cleareiand Ieun-
"a Tue z0ih Two resro inta- med ALICE
ami BIN Aieek = about 5 3 year. I'D aocut
Get q 40 inches hiEA. bad f.etn Old ock. xith
piece u his right cNr black aud rl>es Luggage eca
'ar 10 The negroes - the South caIqlIaz csasi-hs
fAs er. ushi run Fiiita and hoid ia this nafket-
zen about - er ~ years old about teet : .r
inrhe- hiAh- heavy sci and square built. uithful
iaee and back--ie "a. or5nglif 1r0-n rear Neubefa
\. q aud -plt u Tits MARKET. Tw3 haadred dol
"a war; % " mid fof b5th of them or one hun
drfd d-iiais eara-/ W H.. TIBBS-
i4ilt--ir ftlenr- Ern1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16
THE SITUATION.

On the night before last, as We are relial
bly, informed, Gen. Wharton sent back to the
rear party of prisoners taken Bs his Brig
AIDE Of Cavalry before Murfreesbpro, With al
note to Gen. Bragg. informing him, thAt the
advance Of tile enemy upon our position fa
an assured fact, that they have marched oht
in fierce and khatthey were cAmpsd ten miles
this side of hurfreesboro on Monday night
We are not altogether prepared to BE-
iievs ths mo vement as anything more than
feint on the part of RosecransI although
It may prove positive advance. If 10
b. viii end sort Of difficulty u getting
fight out Of tour boys" lEtt
In regard 70 the above report Il i TO Be
observed tina information received inclinss
to the belief that Rosscrans hh1 not seiit
away any of, his troops. but on ths sontraIy
has been reinforced, and is busily engaged
rsconstructing the Railroad and rebuilding
bridges betw cen Nashville and MafffFeesbortE.
dispatch of an official characfsi ha.
been received in this city stating that Gels.
Wheeler has Just accomplished skatEanttlIfcad
Haslngelnade a complete circuit of Rose
Grams army hnd gotten in his tehr. he at
tackled with suco..s the bridge building
corps on Mn Creek nine miles tlds side .
Fa.hvilIs. Toy had just comHlstcd theft
l
work. After ! brisk ERE Gen. wheeler capt
tured the whole party, desffoyedthe bridge.
on' engine. t,Fo cars, all the tools and Re
turned safely and soundly. HI
Van Dorm. With large body pr cavalry
has crossed bio West TenessseeE and il
doubtless pedpre ihi. waking knhke,lIr nj
that dircctionie sonselof then 4sitadation1s
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16
TAKEN UP

D cruinrted isisii By the niiitart aathlrii C.
n A. ciisifaneiss ga tie ID ut Octoiirf sse and
mere rcceniiy c'fnmted hy an acting Justice - tie
tet-e. for a. conafF Of Hamilton. Ttlh on tie
18Th 20 ilf., lcft. fe<ro iy wbgSar bis name i
~ \ aid tlif b. b s'u-s O. John Pride q sparta
nhte esa-tf Ifna- Sid boy i blAsk - wears
Id. ieei | iHsh high The owner j. requested 10
come isrvard- pfPse tliareIty pay charges 81 TAXI
sifs err - Jail J. n lSWAIN
d-tH J.iisr.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

the instant attention Of the Government
Internationally Rosecran4 is at this mo-
nent weaker in All the elements of military
power than BE will be at any time in the
Immediate future. The tsrrible blow which
he received at Murffeesboro was greatly
lmitigat9d By the events following the
battle. His own and the eyes Of the
Washington Gosernment were opened to
the necessity of additional sire pgthl He is
nowIreceiying it. Every day is adding to
his supplies and equipments. The enemy
has at least forty thousand men in the
West, which may be transferred without
detrlment to other places to the army Of
Rosscrans, and will be as soon as the nAvi-
CATION Of the Cumberland river will permit
Gen Bragg cannot compel the ekemr to
assaill him in his present stronghold. With
an hundred thousand men arrayed against
him, and an open aud ACCESSIBLE country
on his left he will be compelled to fall back
to the Tennessee. Even then to effeetuall y
exeldde-the advancing enemy from Georgia,
Heswi II require heavy reinfSrcements4 It's
infinitely better that he should have these
now, that be may assume the offensive
while the foeIis ponPhratisrly weak With
q uffcieDt addition to his force, promptly
given, Gen. Bragg could drive his aptagO-
mist across the Cumberland, relieve the en-
tire Middle Division Of Tennessee, hold it
securely, and probably push back tho scene
Of conflict upon Kentucky and occup5I the
lines " left PIE year ago. Let Iths Gov
eminent but reflect upon the lass of Tenn.
esseesF next years crop to The Confederacy !;
let it but consider the political condition of
Tennasses ne4s August, and it cannot up-
Idervalue thejpfPortapcc Of the movemeps
to which We refer. The reinforcing Of
Gen Bragg is merely question of tim G.:
Hislsrmy must be INCREASED, and the
SOONER it is done the better
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

rssc- Resolutions have. been introduced into
n giiia l-egisIatu (. dee. ring the deter
lI.i,-ffs'f' q the Siate 10 GUARANTEES fb the Con-
riesseI -. iovernment the payment Of her pro-
P"''l'7t.sl the pubiic debt and plsdE1g tic
Ialiii re >iale Tor the same: also Prsposi-
ton to enroll aud. organize ali exenlpis II. the
State into brisadts. regiments aud companies
to be subject to the call Of The Governor Il.
case of Necessity But little doubt exists 81
iheis adoption
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

Tx ARMY n AEKk~sAs- -Dr. J. N. Keller late
hedI al Director Of the transN ssissipDi detllrth-r
informs ns that Gen. Hindmahs command irl 1n-k
rom Van BursI On the 26th uli-. aud le now sup
pos<s II 10 be ln The vicinity 81 Little TsD1k This
movement was necessary 10 bel tle rlut Il i 70
b- presumed that the Fedora account ~ n wing "a.
ken Van Bhten ana Fort smith i-corrertl fr,era
wire tr,ofs lett either ll az 10 a. tIl.,
from doing so--l Memp. Appeal IIth
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mAnnIkn

On tie I2th int. bv Dr.. .N u.,,,s
Ton county Tenn, at the residence ~ N, 20
s the bride uncle. in Kooxs;is Ts-a,s.l., ~
nj HAD Ms. Of tie Provisional array Of. tie
confederate states eldest son Of senator E1ind, C.
hayns.. and Miss HpBUclLLA Z. POWELL. daaeb-
ter Of Colonel John Powell. Of Fairfsx. Va.
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Farm for sale. at So SO per Acre

l HAff. n good faun for "a lie containing eco acres
id loo acres in cniti, alton. situated d teaItifu
and ieifie valley one AID a hair miles from, ~ - T
< q. Iai,Ioad N ryie5s Depot ana rfss mic > az
OF Chni anoosa Ii has "a II never fafiil,s- sr;,.
Of el'ent mineral water For pafti-rIars r,l -,
desc 90 A. \. WARN ILL
Ik1itre 1lrrtnf
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

ga A disTpash. in the Nashville papers dat
"a Springfield. Mo-. Jan ssh, Says. SO. 600 reb-
els urIder Bnrbriage and Mar.hAfdke with 6
pieces Of artillery, opsnsi Oh that town. The
Federal Geh. Brown loop -hole5 HE houses for
I vigorous defence. The dispatch does not
1sste whether he made ii or not.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

VALUABLE HOME FOR SALE.

GITUATED on thu Nashville aud Chaffsuc.,ea rail
- rad. asjnihing The residence II The a-s Rev
2. Sewer. The lot contains tro acres with |reat
dwelling under fine eatiosire well SCI sif rfser,
~ young trait freet rirsisfinr Of Apple. Pen<te-
Cherries Piums, Q7iRrfs Irirots and Craps, also
a@ce selection o. beffies- For ltrfheF rsffirtar,
apply - u. T. SWICk
dcc1u-fru
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

TO TT = y y
I7fE ConscriPt campat this place viii b. mrse1
Il 70 fayeiteyiiie- Ifrnes-ee. On the 9Th INST.
u enrolling Officers aTt required 20 report be-e IL
have heretofore rerPfted a. NcSiinnr,iIe-
Chairmcn Of Crr11fy rturfs arr required a. f-rri-h
t. the Cjmmandaot ~ iorscrnis a. Northeastern, =
complete lit Of Che nsrez Of an Enroiiinr Ofeer-
from their sewers rtanties ard be 5i-fricf- n which
they reside A. " CAMPBELL.
jai5 ~ Col comtE c ~ Camp
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TAKEN UP

Nd committed - jail By the ailitazF a5rhori.s--
- n Chsftanooea. on lie 81 q OctoSfr. 1ssz and
recently committed - acting Just e Of TIE
Peace Tor the county 81 Hamilton. Tenn the stE
u Derem6ers l-h2 = negro boy. calling hls name
JOHN. and says he belorfgs 10 Wnl- Jones 81 Mem
PHI said boy : bias T. 70 years old ft 81 inches
high The Owner J. requested % come ~ ward
prove properly pay eiargrs and take him ont Of Il
deco J. r. SWAIN gail6f
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

rs The leader in the Nashville Onion Of
The 9Th. is headed with the caption ---oucs-
lions for the times One Of Tic most petit
nent questions Of the times to the tax PAYERS
ny North is-.how are you of FOR seap'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

1914 Northern paper says Lincoln is to
take the Geld in person aud that he j. =" booted
and sParred for the war II il should ever
be our fortune to get . fair kick a him. he
win be |. booted" beydnd peradv{Hture.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

ss- The London Times publishes strong
secession letter frcm Commander Aiaury. He
FePudiaies the idea Of 4 reunion. assi szys tie
South is weII supplied with arms. and is as
determined as ever.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

r9 Raphaepssmme Of tho cruiser Ala
bama. is ss5aSfo be tle author Of : work writ.
ten during the Mexican Var. entitled Afsai
and Ashore I'LL.
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\TEw AUCTION AND
" COMMISSION HOr-sr



80 lo2 NklH ST. -LYScHrrnsl "a
The undersigned have associated Themselves u ri
er under tie style and hrm - James p scott a o.,
for The pllrpo~e q conducting general AUCTION
and COMMISSION HCSINESS- They have lehtc.
that large and elegant building. No I03 Main sfrrei
= ynehbusg. Va Ately urcupied by Jso II DAVIS
o.. and N the - day % December next. will
ready O. receive Merchandise 81 all kinds TOR pfvsf
aud asstion sales Ty solicit IONS igpaasnf~ Of Nan
niariured sad Sinking Iossee", Sngars. Ncia-ses
Fabrie- Of all graes. Hoolen Goods. Reefs otk an
leather and all other goods usually oTrie i< e.
Their first Aucfi1u wiz take place ~ "A etrr dss
IN December q rhieh &c npiice. with ckfsiasne
vii ~ pu5ihhtd.
They respect lJ rciir 10 the merchants AZ hu-s
ulen u RichI3ond Petcrzburr Darviie and : III
er cities OF the scth whose Aid ai,i cr,-.,.-rfi,
will be enli apprrtiatsd-
JAS p SCOTT.
or the t4te firm OF. -I..hn T. DAVIS K O.,
HENRY r. BOCOCk
M a. PARRISH
Members = the fTn. 1t Book 4 Parr7-is
The concern Of Bocbck & Parrish No. Brisz<
street. will continue n tAe old stani - tss.ai.
declf-3m BOZ Dc = 4 Pa IRISH.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16
RUN r HE BLOCKADE!
ar enATrA Aooca !:

A LARGE iol Bisins1Etau Eia~sErie Taii~i ard
n Pocket Cutlery. Couking utqnsilS. te1.e Nils
Horse halter Chains Dig Chains. Tirr3re f.sitiIe-
'siicks. Irays ana Wasters, Hai, Pas Fine Cotttz
Nail and Eisagf91 fIamner,. Sl.i;i .srtt. Ceff
hinges steel trlp-l Pft Bslances Hls ms Ir1-eix
Garden H-es. Port Wise. sc
J1f7-iw % Il. = WAYNE.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

~ One Of the Courts IN KentIleky has de
cided LincoIn's Confscation act tolbe uncon-
stEtutiotaL Honest men viii decide that ali
the acts Of his official life lave BEEN 50.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

B0L "A Yankee prisoner says the reason
they have 50 kcw chickens in Dixie, is because
they have 50 Aany pre4ehers-wllo eat them
al up.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

B6s- Hob. George Bssdger.the distinguish
ed jurist OF North CaroEfnA. DOW IN his 6sth
year, was stricken BY paralysis Ep Raleigh Jan.
Ith. AT last accounts IIe was somewhat BET
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

nat The Southern { 4ltieatoEl Iablished at
Augusta. kss BEEN received. the months of
November and December. The rum Der be-
fore US is repleie with the lsnal variet y sof
practical and scientific inforhatIon for the
plantation and the. family circle
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16
NOTICE io- cARPRRTKRsI

PROPOSALS win 4 received IN the lsih or tbi,
month. 10 build al Ordinances Depot. Por ~
iieslsiF apply 10 W D. HUNPHRllss
jan lat Ord Oace Pest
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

~ What canine set they>ffinst be at
Washington :--4aanfa Irfszigsncsg-.
Aud how little .felins they have for their
Generals who meet with caf astrhbhe
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

~ large sea gull was shot on the Cam
bfidge Mass bridge one day hast week and
IN its mouth was good Eve dollar bill, which
the sportsman found no difficulty III passing.
tChidt9o pap ef.
The Chicago man is attempting 10 pracijee
upon the guAi-biH-ity Of the Yankee pubic.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

slzs- The Educational Journal has added to
isk editorial staff, the name Of Isaac W. Ensign.
There IL now no reason at all why il should
tug, in Interest
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

peA- Rosecrans in his official Repbrt desil
Mates the laie laltlc ii Middle 1'aiil,s.s sec
The Battl of Stones RIVER
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

PSI Llqneplq = sad : be growing grey
under has Troubles. Tli4 editor Of he fincin-
matt eo'nrrnefciai WHO "a = him out Iecehtiy in
public. Whites
1.-The President aud hiJ vile visited The Can.
itoi on Saturday 4 look AT the new paintings
The Presidents face ia repo~e has careworri
exlFessioi that seems ID appeal fof sym paihy
He n,ay iilid Ia geed manly I. i1ss vet that re
msiih llm|ot stories lie heard ia Illinois a 4
the sicrief may lot he remarkably sober or
neat bnf ilss one can lpE'k in his i.gee aud be-
ieve thaih he is iuscnsilie 10 The rcs,,ohsil,;l5
tiespressiF,g upon him | knaw he dllyavs had
a ll1lelul ssIt OF phys9ei,ctnv- MIS- tes,-
lures worf nof, two yeats ago. the pale and
pinehed appearance that they low wear
lHqfe whip zee him eiie say that lie lair is
turiins grey rapidly ~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

sas- Yankee papers claim that Wilkes caIt
inrei tl,q rebel steamer Virginia. "a the Gulf.
reeenflv.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

sea- Mr.. R. NJ Smith has retired from edi
itqrial connection with he Richinbnd Enqpi.
feT-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

.fft-i. tor slls he Above properly bglnneinr 70
a. - fcn Aldehad and 2sed ~ hiIu for ssrer nj
ytsr- B1lrilna Sshool ana mr.. rrc-rtl. =. !.
tlfr II cot1in- tiee large tso SOY hniidirs snd
cet<n'J - ns Ite Efsund- rtainlnE eiEkf ncres
eif-tr- tn-g1i1etl Spr-z Of II Fef-lniling pare
'tt- zine at-r EIhin : caft an1 1ne Hafer q :
ll TIC Itffrr- a., laf-e Slate kiftheu &c..
hrusc. Saul riiousr A.
4s TIE NDuufaln ffr.ritt rlace f.r .urrr,er -.
~ort. \ z NIL rn1octteiiy t<coruo urach me- -
Ills pruferty Icing I. my one Io>-r..iIr - 49,,
danf supply % Ea-er within conrenIsur r~aca 4.
Justly considered one q he u1rst rnflr 81 - -
Janz = a. WILLY
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16

me- man ls4linesE Gin. a fEflol in Atlanta
was silly enongl TO 90 into till frivate cham
Der Of allpther hil., ; Wife, dutRy her abssnc..
SHE FetuEned and so,ii.d tie e,scoiiseu
ii a bed ~ the apartment. sac gaye the alsru
and tIe Iieigl,bJrs relnoved thu intruder The
ladyIs hlI sbaut who is i solll6el, hearing OF
the outage. came home. witIi9ht 4 furipugIl-
sought out the tailor and shotIlipiI in the head
with pIstol. til. lailot. it'll sAid~was in
tpxieated rliep he offered The Insult.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-16
LAND FOR SALE.

40 ACRES. IA be woods veil tir1hered u1rh oak
~ and hickory. near 5Guod Springs fso uiles
rom GTayssillc. On tie Western snd Atlantic Raj
Road solomon GHaiteey % William l. Ward N
Tie neeh4orhood vii skew the pace 10 any one uIsh
i1E = pu1chase- bafgain can be had in this ianl
on application - J. H. WILLY
jan 10Th lrf1- Orsio-ile the Pat one
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Hea- The Yankee REV c.srrespo,la4r..s say:
Tie hes veSt loss wlliss, sur arrly suffered
war On u right Hii.s- Il suffered some il
tseIIai 10 from the way orr boysl tliot en- in
thebaclsf
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HEkpcr1 ErEns G Forcrr.
Ch1ttanooga. Tenn-. Jan 9Th. Isl
The following named usn q - iol,u.iu- r---,.l
nes and regiments A.rs deserted from he 6iE-rrnt
pogls in TIE district 20 Ch1itauocza
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3D. Mrs. den llsodidas fIplk il at prescnt
stopping in Ashsville North c,roIisa Her
distinguished husband Who i<Hnor~ there on a
visit. is tlire4leusd bt the bnsh-whackers
says tI.e ,elcgtaHh- They won't catch hin,
though It ~ taI4 \ sieeIe Poker player r
to Z rajas. tho t;er4P4l i. out VI bic beots
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rss- ! A''kee papers say ina, ResesTars Is
Io' a tierlefsa Il" IS fishing for the ifesse.s
cy45i Nd yresume H.o5 er is shehi.a5 ,ls,,
who is
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VALUABLE Farm F0R sAIF= ;

kssHNItLK. IkSN-. January ID. lss5-
To Enrolling Ofheer 49, District County
sIE: You Vii furnish me list of thns- psf.oi.s i
yor district. II Co1srrp: age. who rave eF.ded The
tonscript law by ie1ving their bones The list vii
show. a. lar a. yen ascertain The amount 81
property belonging - such pen, aLd uhsre TIE
property may Sc stAtel.
lau7-i~ - y. BLAKE. Cot q )
Co1'manslznf ~ Coi,scitt,fs
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~ A Riehniond PAPER shEs that~during
dlvHlF setyice Of St Papi's Cii4rch on sunday
morning, one OF the Christmas wreAths deco
rating tue church fell frem ORC bf tic pillars
and epcirfled the neck Of young lady sitting,
Beneath The ypulIg lady shrfskea- thinking
geHtlenians arm was aropnd her" We
iton't believe a word of'it- They don't Shrek
when the !. think that. III lIl e
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- The Legislature of Mississippi has
passed bill providing tl.at not. over three
hcres Of cotton shall be planted to q hand, I'm.
Der a perIaIty 4fIs5oO ferhet4H half to go to
the iAiorher
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ss5- AfeNeilI Tue Missouri murderer was
Iptesen,d ID viii. u $500 svordPy Iiir friends il
81 Louis recently. Tie cot4rdly dog will
never use it, in fair siIgle h4Eliesl fight. il he
is allowed room enough u t.&k NJ lis heels
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SALT. FLOUR. lsUGAR. and Kentuckv JE ans.
~ Iot safe ~ J. Il. Willy i
-n1e l-ri Opposite the Post offcs.
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IKE ksrEY nEPARrNESTs q
n lluond. Dee ID. lSs1l
Interest to be Paid On Interest Bearfrro
Treasury Notes

Iioifers = Interest besrfnr lie aurt S.It.- ar
hereby rusi1ed thar tie intrr--t wiicl I'LL - -
iheresn On fhs hrsi o. q JsAuar1 n~xf IN e pnis
Al the 1rt1 Eury abr a. he a. -t.rl1. "a -
Treasury on pr scrtaii los n he a6fef ncr,r 49,
b d~sfripfire -srhrinie in esnlit ste
sisufd G. g. NENNlNGEE
Secie'ary - Tfe4Eury-
Interest "a t5e aloFe described Mites .i 4. bs,f
BY jesse Th3Enas Detc sittsT ~ ~ 4 ~ ~ f--rr
see az Chatt4nooEa
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