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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

II there IS any feeling IL orr
country as extensive as The a;mos-
phere. Or IS deep As The ocean, as inn
movable as the mountains, il i this .
that OR nation shall moi he cut 10
twos we will rather give tie last
child we have. the las, penny We POS
sess.- BsoHsr's Spsseh al Giasgosr.
Alas Il i other peoples children.
and other pc piles pennies. thai Bee
cher Is 50 lavish q = Albaas Argas.
Not 30 fast Tie man has ore son
in tie army now. and another ready
10 70 as soon A. be i old enough liz
sister. Mrs. Stowe, likewise las son
IN the army.-- Troy Il hig.
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Bfrt 3eaf iass a.
c3 sac a.. sis GaM
- ihs usm0t4 lntAe 8as : s.
Gmttars
] m y sulabe y0p ilai ogr lslels
ags taat4 sbi r. fac m raag Go
reiafa q eay rawitseas - give an
aeuan 81 4M We
hsts oo a lhr beaHw ~ tae
setsloa e sff eks. so Sea re
80 f8aua g auell a9ae e9s ena
faaisfal seftab thaut yos hr
ihs aafienag terms b wtifa ygu have
been pleased 81 express yoar aFprg.
haion u 81 msaBrf iu uticis have
discharged ihs aagics e ne position
vhsrh foar eeHfmas coah3cnce at-
asfei me- III hate met sllA any
success u d.srharsHs these dutcs !
owe ID e JguF ass iaaeg, ysnr cy8fie-
- sud lofbeuaace
Ifom ih0 commrne mem q ihe
sessloa to eli. TING, ! have been met
by syery number and officer u ll.is
House wiih liua weris, approving
smiles, and the hlshrd evidence Il
their reaard. II ii distharsing lde
delicate duties 81 the cllaif J haze ~
e aaglc instance wounded ilr feelings
os given offence 70 member u this
ho0,e, ] ask pardon ! hase done 70,
II 81 ali. Fundamentally aud oncon.
.ciously nut 500 wll remember
flat ITO err is human. 10 forgive D..
vine" stall carry ailh INC 70 ibe
grave ilse remembrance Of your gems
eroslty and kindness. aad aflhr rlras-
ant productions q Ills session. IS The
plessanic,, rcrp.lecli0us 81 NY l.c.
Our work - legislators Is ended.
bot ~ have rot completed Tie service
&c oae tie STATE. Tie government
has. IL It. emergency called. aid Yer
mort uill answer. we, - Der chosen
Representatives. SHOULD 80 from ibis
Hall with ihe determination 70 10 y hal
~ o. lies 10 Gll tie quota * ihc STATE
IN the armic. Of be Republic. have
ntrer permitted myself to doubt hnl
that Vermont and Eefmoniers would
do lher whole duty. While oiaer
States have a, times seemed % ialier,
have never yet heard the question
asked. ~ l,al will vermont DO" Her
people are tifm ia purpose ahd up.
.claugcable II tLeir high resolves in
The cause uf human progress and hui
man liberty.
The the bas now come when we
are to separate, 10 exchange, perhaps
wiih some Of Us ior ihe last time, the
frirudy Z Getting and Else wild farewell,
and a. Ne par, | wish oil 81 you q
pleasant journey 90 Your homes, and a
happy meeting IN she family circle
around the btaftlgore And YOU
Will permit me to add. that it Is my
ferkrm prayer hat the will o. Hm
Who holdtlh thc seven stars IL HI,
tight hand. may be 70 each or ym,
aiore ihc journey d lie. Ike that star
il The East, thai guided tie wise men
10 The cradle IL Which lay tie Hope o.
tbr world.
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An Indian ml,.l.ler write. /.

- administered The surper On
last Sabbaih aud ca, oii every butter.
net il the congregation from the con.
nuuion q lhe church. There Is 40
psc ~ halfway measures ID these
times
lie dd reiy wrong. If there Is
any body q men on earth who need
sic consultations of religion and the
" bensi, 81 clergy Il i The % reb-
els. Ihty onshi e have three ser
vices a aay, & inspire any hope Ter
shen Il Trey Wing.
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Gen. Lee has nade' an Official re-
port ~ Vi. laie campaign from the
Rspiaan 10 Bon Ron an,i.'back again. =
Ills design. be says, vas 70 bring on
an seemen,, which b. apparently
avoided lie uas after the heights 81
Cshtrgil.e bat Mea i va, ,o3 qlick
ia BIN. I'te ep5r is uy marked
by BIS usual fairness
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DEATHS.

Marriages md Deaths inserted FREE. Obit-
uaries inserted al .6reeents a hae, in GdraRce.
In Manchester, Saturday Nov, 18th Mr..
James Jameson, aged IS years.
In Manchester, Wednesday Nov, 18th Geo.
Dickinson.
Iu Dorset, Friday Nov, 9Th, Mr.. Beardsley,
formely Of Manchester.
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ABoLITioNisT Tie following de-
fniiiou 81 tlc term Abolilionist' is
reproduced from The southern Litera
~ Messenger, Richmond publica.
ton
An Aboliionisl is any man Who
does not love slavery for is own sake
a. divine institution, Who does not
worship il as the cornerstone OF civil
liberty. who does not adore j, MS The
only social condition on which a per-
manent Republican Government can
be created. and who does not ii biz
inmo.t soul desire 10 see il extended
aud pcrpetua'cd over the whole earth
az means d human reformation sec.
erdary il dignity importance, and "a
credness TO tie Christian religion
He Who does not loye African Shave.
~ with this love is an Aboliiionst.
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a1arrtagcs

In GRudvile, y. T., Now, 9th, by D. An
drew's Esq Mr. Joseph Richly Of Montreal, to
Hiss. Frances Boomer, OF Dorset.
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Tie Y4sku >uANr 90 r.
SflHA A re.psa3sni vah
Bragg way eyf
IS hay here .nfeas aa seeing lhc
pf se ~ aussl mag
aas 81 tbe .a,. asl nh9e see-
ehm rashed 6saFally b where
he usE ckr3s9 Is pathetic ~.
em 0h. M Pre- dent wul SOS
ettac YHttss come Is S Ina
i SEES, IS deaf madam. 'heg
sH replied iie 9Iu.ael Mn
nsse. AID ihereap ihe ofefJoyed
@ usskd 81 OPS 10 dsint}
ba d na ,..her 30; afcsulHr
.oi loser. IAat ssanl1 ike tlt
report " asmsI p.IoL
Mr sessrJ s hack IS thc State
Dspafmcng again lie "a looking
tcfy mech wsnl a3 10 nr respects
K greatly brakeu d3an lie j. iu
e0l spirits agtrihe eei ness from
Frahee - peIins q ifou-clsd YES.
seis constructing 38 i'rench harbors
The COURSE 81 itr French Govern
ucui vii. il j. supposed, give firm
ness "a tie British Ministry, and it
sill strengthen cur cau.e II England
very msch Mr. ScWard.is prtpar-
ing = new volume d diplomatic CORE
spopaenec Tor Congress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

SAYS tie Richmond Examiner, 10
relation 10 The two sets of II 4 aud
wounded prisoners recently eAchang-
ed
Tie lapkces--ainorgs t whom il
was remarked tbs time that there
were scarcely any toreigncrs--wcre
drsioa!ent. suIky helpless and ab-
ice oar men were gay, CHEEKY and
hopeful and, uith loud cheers aud
unanimous stamping 81 crutches, hail
ell the lard d j Xip
The l'rookIyu tman says il tile
statement Is troe, il may BE- easily &C.
counted for hy ihe tacl that The mas
tionaI prisoners bad geen ,ubsisled on
such scsnfy lood ibai they eere near.
~ starved While the rebels went from
rood care ud plentiful provision 10 q
land whose ills they knew not.
TEnmnrE-Atu democratic meet
ing in Philadelphia, last week. one o.
the speakers cited as enc of tie bad
effects Of this abolition war;" lbai
"laeer. mstead If b0ing fre cents q
glass, had gone up to fga, aud nobody
could adold wbi,kry." Horrible
times for thirsty democrats.
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SToNEwAlL JAcKsoN's ADNss-
Joy iNro ilEAyEN.--I was much
amused at the rebel prisoners account
Of Sionewal Jackson's admission into
heaven. They were strong admirers
% Gen. jackson. add especially Of the
ercat success If al, flank mos cmenis.
The day after his death" said ,her,
"two angels came down from heaven
to carry Gen. jackson back with them.
They searched all through the camp,
but could not find him They went 10
toe prayer meeting, to the hospital,
and to every other place whore they
thought themselves likely 10 find him,
but in vain Finally they were fore.
cp 10 return without him. What was
their surprise 70 find that he had just
sxecutcd a splendid flank movement
and got into heaven before them. -
Cor. Boston Recorder.
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Il Is perhaps not generally known,
says lhe New York Commercial Adj
veuiser, that the Russians use Eng
llh terms for the yarious parts Of a
ship, ard all tie orders for sailing are
given 10 Dutch. These terms we're
originally cngralted in the Russian
tongue by Peter The Great. who stud
led ship building in England and sea-
manstip in Holland. 1t was found
easier TO adopt these foreign terms
than invent new ones for everyday
use, a. they had no equivalent in
kussiln
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Prints,

A great variety Of styles, from the best man.
ufac,urers. from IA to 20 cents.
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New York, Nov

New York, Nov. ID.
The Baltimore american has cor
respondence from Charleston harbor
10 tie llth.
Gen. Gilmore recently threw three
ordinary shells into the center OF
Charleston, 10 try the range OF his
gems. The CORE spondeat presunes,
however, that Charleston viii not be
sheilel unit the monitors are in pc.
sition 10 Rebellion Roads. when lis
surrender can be demanded according
70 the forms and u-ages Of war.
The rebel, have at least 200O ne
groes working on tie batteries on Sui
iivan's and james Islands, bat many
OF them will be found useless when
tie great day Of trial commences.
Tie correspondent concludes that
the prospect Of eagly aud succsssiul
results were never more promising
than now, and indirectly refers 10 an
experiment recently made 30 full Of
success that the rebel distractions are
not longer feared, stating BIZ firm con.
viction lhat We will have Charleston,
or It's RUINS, between now and Christ
mas.
New Orleans, Nov. 6.
We have reports from the Teehe
country tliat the advance Of Gen.
Washbnrn's division was attacked and
driven ii on the morning Of The 80
inst. The rebels werc, however, soon
checked ard driven Of. With the loss
ii 100 killed and 200 prisoners
Our los is said 10 be forty Killed
Our army ia Teche county 5 coucen-
traliae az New lienia and vicinity.
Nothing has been heard Of Gen.
Banks naval expedition, bat lis des-
tinaiioa vas probably Brownsville,
which. it is supposed, viii be an easy
capture.
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CutNGE or BAsE-lhe New
fork World whrh i fast getting 70
he q power among Tie democracy.
takes The late defeat Al The polls very
Z accfully, aud frankly admits tha; il
was because tie patty had tried q
make peace principle triumph. when
the cnu,iry was emphaiically fur war.
aud says how i is gong ;nu round.
cease 20 be partisan and becom patri-
otic. This is sieuifeat ota decided
change Of iase by lie democratic par-
~. Il aims at power, and # it cuuot
obtain it in one way, i is bound TO in
another. Il viii be more dangerous
ia the new role than in the old one.
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I'm. - - aY. IN

The Troy Wig ays tht
The mules spoken Of in the fol-
loving paragraph from the T,ibme's
description 81 tie G-ht IL Lookout
Mountain ought to b promoted "a
horse. &c good conduct 81 lhe face Of
Gle enemy
- have g record an extraorli
BARS episode hat occurred during Tie
battle. Some two hundred mules,
packed near Gen. llooker's lines
broke loose and charged iu,ioasly
across Tie Geld toward whore Geor,
ria aiment was stationed. Think
ina 1t was cavalry or something else.
the regiment broke 10 confusion and
rn. leaving one thousand Enfield RI
hrs Of the l~si description behind
them. which Gen. Hooker has 10 slow
IN proof 81 ihe incident. +"
SuFrERiSGs OF FEDERAL PAS
oSfRs is RicHMoNp.-li j. certainly
known here tlial our prisoners ID Rich
mond we're never So bally trcatcl a.
81 present. They are being starved
by the rebel Authorities, and more Or
lc.s o them are actually dying from
exposure to Tie cold il their naked
mess. Tie excuse for this treatment
/ is that the rebel government Do al
Hi con for them, their troops 10 The
field lariug n@r.y Is badly. The war
department here is slrainipg every
nerve TO relieve our brave uniorin-
oates though we fear that much IN
deed for them will. on arriving with
IL the rebel lines be diverted 10 other
purposes Ilmg.aq'9a STIR.
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chattanooga. Osl 10.

Georgia refugees, just in, report a
considerable movement OF Bragg s
troops aud store. southwark. Ihr
rebrls are said 70 be evaeuatiug their
position before Chattanooga, and re-
firing 10 Rome or Atlanta Long
street Is said 10 be organizing large
force tor a raid On our lines Of comma-
.tl-E N Nrlnnnnrl
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longer thadows. 1t was dusk The chsit!ren
were play ing in the garden walks The horses
were prsncing on the common Suddenly the
voice OF langhtar 10 heard suddenly the forms
OF two gsiiy mounted ridsrs appear. Il is the
Comn,andan'e! The COLONEL stood in the Dor tioo
as n:ey approached Who vas the lady. The
Conn,an,iantes wife, Poor thing! The heart
OK tho 'olslier dissolved in pity bu, the pair
slowly approached. As they reached point
opposite, the lady reined in her horse and
fled her bonny riding cap. The Colonel
staggered back
Colonel cried she 4 have concluded TO take
your advice. That iittis matter has been
compromised. U,e innocent vie 10 satisfied,
snd the uIsuspecting children are at peace.
Good day. and the wretch of Comm nd ante,
and that witch Of . wife, dashed oft at fun
speed
The c lionel bowed his head. tss esyter1d
his cottage happier and a!so . wiser man
lie mused long, but lac did not keep the joke
to himself lie cornuAepds a TO me as a theme
for n novel to be entitled
The WirEs REvExoE.
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An Incident OK THE RaPPAHAxKocx.-The
following extract from a letter from Frsdericks
burg by an officer in Gen Lees army. relates
p| |eass nj incident in camp lie. which, no
loub' helped materially to relieve the menot.
ony:
must tell You OF an agreeable episode il
our catnp life, which occurred fow ,lays
since. 1t is acknowledged th.t tho Federal,
with all their faults, have some capital bands
in their ranks. Recently one Of ilnse orgaui
cations came down to the river siGe opposite
fredericksburg. and favored our beys (who
had gathered III large numbers to listen) with
variety of popular pieces, in the best style
Applause Il ON the audience on each side
followed. The hand then struck up Dix e..
and executed IL in . credible manner. Al it's
conclusion. our soldiers sent up such shout
As made the welkin ring. This was followed
by Yankee Doodle" when bust ci applause
from the Federals followed Finally. the band
played Hone. Sweet Home. melody which
all could feet and appreciate; and wien II was
hnshed such n shout went up from both arm
les as J doubt las ever been heard OF earth.
looked aronnd me, and saw tears coursiug
down many furrowed and battle worb choek
and If the frantic cheers. that went up hso
the other aide Of the river were any criterion
our heighboring enemies were much affected
ChdrioAe ~ C. Hulietin.
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,TE4|El0!R| RAP'HIC.


AossiA; March 1o.-A. special Dispatch 10
lbe Appeal. &Nd xaMSlE. Wis. March 2sth
tass: The net6PkssiT Bulletin Of til. a4,h .ayk
+: :.s s'"': !. ysl';ss s, Of De-, 1s,
,anal operation 10 impedea by sl'slkng the
orfmen. TheHse8 Nrxaxstk at night The
Federal batteries AT Eosf TeubeIioa Lave
beeo wasl,ed away s,d sbs.b~,eS. Tho Reb-
y posisisn e repAtsd :. iupreSp.ble during
e&o WAsees - ". - -rf...r d
0ener1a Simmer n deAd -rs's
The siseulaiisal a slse Sanci.uati Eaquire or
hss been .QsUhibised 1t Nashville.
il 10 reported that The adLvasoe gssrd Of the
4 ffss{ s6ers lad reachad Clinton .coun-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aftsgiwia, -sutende ed
for Bragg. had halted at Knoxville, the base
of Kentucky movements.
MoBiLR, March 27lh-The steamer Alice ar
rived This morning from Havana, having Ie #
there ou tho 18th. with an assorted cargo.
MoEiLG. Maj rch 2O.-Advices from Okolona
say that the enemy is marching South in Ten
nessee, deeolat,ng farms. The supposed aim
Of the expedition is Northern Alabama.
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From Hs Ya-oo Guy Bsmnsr.
BNrNi"x OF the Matches.

Harding OF the Nneehs1.
M. EprroR The Natchex was one of the fine It
steaH,ers IN the Con ed-racs. was ordered by Com
mandsr I. n Brown tn be httea up with c,stnn for
ae 0eeenwood After having received n thousa nd
halea VI cotton ut fa1n City, and n full supply OF
vocd, abe left the wharf on Friday evening. She
took about three hundred bales above and pro-
oeeded her way to the point Of conflict. oil in hish
sprf's. and hoping greet deal from her eminent
power We had reschcd ptnrrt on the Yaxpo river
ietween Castlemans sBd Bsrtons. about eighty m!ic.
above YaS,o City when the c,ttcn dis, overed u
be - 6re enc bale alone showing fre or smoke.
IWme1issefy the boat ordered 20 I've stopped
whos tev Of cotton fire. and spread rapidly
that sf hope ~ ex,ingufshuy h was lost. In the
naesasfms tire INV ID stsu the left shore. and
jumped "a the pilot. Captain Sebrsy ,hen rang the
bac&9g ben WAen he had to leave the wheel. the
en- e4t,eev responded and soon her stern stuck the
treea "n the right bank. pressed down Soma OF The
smaNeS one%. md the boat bee sfne stationary.
All bosrd had resehed sh~ srsrn. the VII ie boa,
then ehvelnped Ia 6ames ana in about five minutes
froa, the time the 1se arst discovered. All or
nesry ati then rushed overF ~ - st they cnnid
'rwss an svfal moment I,ut nearly all wete saved.
either sy swjswine ,r ciing,ae the tr cs though
many . nsyrow chance; tbere was no dry land e.
be tous,d eed thoOe that could MT get beyond the
suflsrsd considerably from the wreck
many considerably burN<d but all we're 1naii,
bru1ghs dusonts and to.k then, a. the opposite sh
ehree Vhi:e ore OF the engineers.
pss~tnsor named Adkins think, and Mr. Wilson
together with fJnr hve negroes How she took fir
none csuiA tell ? frd di.cnvcred it on tho outer
ler at b4&p and then small that but for TIE
tea asuuses nothing wasett at she hull. sohe was
nobh bost ,snd might hdVe d"ne noble seSviet The
loss heavy but have resSon be thSntsul that
q nUmy lives were saved 70. -.
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The Array AND che CeWeTs bands.
eorrespsoAeat Of the Datoo Coassev writing from
the West. ssys.
C.iro. you know. !. milItary post. Pres ~ he.s;
nd.W Ranbnata sfoa nboats under Arrest. Ar ny
supplies and smnnuntioa soiders bsrracts. and lAst
aud m"st revolving Of them sii. the freeduesa quar-
tern II did AAss dSssht ID ut the policy Of
abolition ns slavery. humanity shodders at the
eaditon Of tho here and stice n red
by the srpdisG the0 swsy sfsan tbsae ha;assl They
budded together In very tosi Plsss. .se1sfns md
dvinG frv@ exposurs and dsea,e. Tney ere dyiu At
the raes efseost doseu day. final pox Is very
TA<y vii 80 gnsk, They ars fssenea ard their
uea or iibssty 10 ,fseAoe froa work. I this
morninG ca. teia Ipsdisg erain fur the arm, down
sAs liver. he had AAang 81 sNy. ssd they would no,
~osk. halt score oe Lkhrnen woSd perfsrn
more Abnv thAA al ee then. Thsy all vasG 70 ~
hoeRA And. u tlH R0vegn'Dent vsHad slOv IT, nhey
vsb3A Al - hack We have tAkea uTou ourselves
eO6(eAss ~ eghs r., ICED cloihs asd afy Etur nil
lpes ssAsSEosf TA.t b che pists e9teuepe Of fact
tOyx Army( Sk VIZ k-MtG b u 8 lassebtatjs COO |
&tloh more Than tAlrdars siek- They sss caapedl
= ihe loo hni. TkA ki.asryi = ssv s,siss. - If
= Son,issss 70 sts - A91s yM - .bssrEsA- Nei
ssss eess": ~. sesy9 hgs1as.G Sers - ~
q aaso tsae 0ol1Aot ssA1ssa ~-1SA SsW = 1us0
Gnl ssaliV hase, Ebs s,Asees. ~ thW shsaf a6sI
rssciass saA hosksl. ready - A1As - saDa-N go
~ IN tsr 1Ae slA 0AS sd ~ ~iA eaoAi>atieAv ~
NOD sor IL oeoFVse = .i.. rf~f -
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CIRCULAR.

OvYfcs % ConA AxpAxr CoHsckIsrs.l
. 1Is- : kuoxviile. March 10. tss3. (
O@cen ro1DandinR rrcrvntse dc'a, hmeni. In
tkis sNAse. sss hsveby ordered nd " their eek kiy
vstesD. - this ofRcs promptly. ANY ,n iail,ss
% msks such fefuYos. will be Immediately arr~~ted,
sud shaoss will - pssterred saAiuSa them fcr dfso-
tusdieuce Of ofd,s.
~ ssdsr of "a. Col Y. n RAkE.
Cummandant oi Cn-ciipse.
re. ~xsp As9t. fmnriotmI
Nsanrsssa EASsss copy week. and sad hill 20
Col Nike.
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HsAsoUAssS Vol. AwS CexecsiP 6Cxs aU.t
Sub dspaaDsa Chatssnos6s, nsrch -. 1ssS,
A III. aGBnssn, 0.AiOe onAk swtrn from the vouo.
"A teeS pad Lsoscups Barsas. Army Of Tcasesres
ia thia pAHaeal kosby 0rderrd 70 su.pend
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Tn. will routia0e gather pp seragRiess and de-
se rtrn cd sOe~iVe volunteers. uuts ust6~r Oders
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02
To Forists tAnA Gardeners.

To ToriSss MnA Gardener
MEDICAL puxS&ysxo IDsru~. NoSp
Atlanta, Ga, March n, lsS5. /
I ILL purchased at this Depo, the seeds OF the
L 0Ar<kn Poppy, IN stnsN ,qsiautistes.
GAOitsE - N.ACkIE,
mar23-3v Sureeon& ksdn ~ Purseyor. C.s. A.
70 the Pubic.
Mrp,caL PrW$tSI Iss Dsrof. 10 g.
A,sstAs Ga., AArch b.. lso3- !
ID OTl LES and viAls al al kinda purchased this
ID Depot. All donations, however amsf1. win be
grafsfuiy received. There Nssy bsttes lyiDR
about idly In private houses which seht here sosta
mat.ray ID tie AID the working OF this depart nens
aud bspeht the ssck Nsiaier~
GEORGE S. BLACKIE.
mlr49-3~ Surgeon G Meiira' Purv~yor, e. \. 4.
To the Ladies', .
NEpscAL PckvkYIS0 DFror, Nos !.
At.snts. .tst.. March 20. lSC3 !
4 DIEk, you nav rsHder ssssntasl seevice - TIE
II Coufederacy At u,s Tins ~ interesting ,'pas-
seiv'.N n he cultivation Of the Garden Poppy. re-
spectuly request that you aikhe nsdN1i Denss 0ee1
BY planting small corner -, y,,uf EArdsss viii ihr
rd- the plant, send ans Q9Auitiy oi hs N
yos procure. 1ahatu6aisa on fhs 6.leafe ~ she
Poppy aud collection Of The iucs iroa IL cslnAhs
Your Obedt Serst.
GEORGE =. Bl.ACklE.
mar2o3S Sargeon Medical Puiveyor. G. y. A.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02

To AERCHANTO Z eUfLERS.
Iusr received and ''s ,s's Nv
90 Kexs eoda.
$50 ibs. lGdtCo.
lt60. 0gVea Psants.
S)O YeDoW Paints.
13Oo ve1etha Red.
Together vitA . aps sDostme nts ~ Drug. A Dv~
Wtkssl. Retsi DrusG.e,
WlheAan ca. ost dose iroo Niechsu St.. ssan o.
the Golden Mortar. Atlanta, TIA
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