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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
2OR9ANIO WEAKNESSES

1m@edt9tely cured and Full YigoriRestoged.s /. i ss
TINS Distressing ction-RhIch renders LiEeaNd
Marriage 'tnipo 5ibl IN the penalty paid blythe
victims ottmpropsr indulge Young persons are
TOO apt TO sopmg eEseeseg from not b6tng aware Of
vhnl that nndefStAIdg, the.shbj6Oe Wfl pretend to
deny that hepoVer Of procrOation e lost sooner By
those falling INTO Improper habits than by the pr1.
qentt Besides being deprived 81 the pleasure Of
offspring, the most FERROUS FasstTuetfTs
symptoms TO both bodyaId mind Arise. The System
beoOmes deEaugedf ths9 Phys cal and Mental Fupc.
tons Weakened, Loss Of Pr0orestiVe Power, NerTo1,
'1rtttl14htyi Dy8pspsia, PAlpitatIOn of the HsSrt
Indigestion, constitnttonAl Debility, wasting Of
Office, No. 7sSouthsFrederiekS St.
iett hand .lde going from RpItimtFs ,streas, a few
doors from the corner. Fail not 10 Rbserve ~,
and npmberss 1si.l -syg1sa ,saiIJ&u El-ETT :
Letters must be paid and contain stsinn. Ths
Doctors Diploma hadgS In hfk ofdc9 9ptj . 49,
"A 40TTRR AVAPP ANTED tNJt ,tr,,,r, n, AYR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13

Married PorTQns, or loIng Men eontSmpisti,.
do6ilit q ibestiiy sStsa. sSAaie
He who places himself under tie care Of DR.. j.
my gionsES eSnhae y h.s honor g gentleman
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13

NN and hflor Monday hlght3 thd lOEh 'of AuV5u5l,
~ !he ssptpi tER,b ths follow.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22
Pnr tie 2 bsi.
Tactics fer uuag:uE.

OSE TINE AND roun N ,TIoSsl. Place tic
pi' ce on the r,ght side, As IN ii rdecs ord
arms, cast the eyer TO tho right without Ia, n
ing the head, extend the right arm, pass the
hapd behIud the piece graaf'si; 1t just above
or about tbs m,ddio b,Ld ar belt.
2. Mike right halt Whee, raiee he left
arm, place i. ON the shoulder Of the piece, he
eyes resting ab,ul - o inches below the top ,r
head baud at !Ae sumo time move the left oct
obiqne about twelve inches; beud tho right
knee, keeping the toes at all auge of forty-
6yo deerees.
3. Drop tho head 10 The right bring the
piece to tho b,,y with & ID grasp to prevent
it's jostlng place the left car agaiu., the
cheek of tho piece, aud At the command four.
hug in double quick time.
At the mnaLd arms a port, como to tbs
petition Of u soisier, aid look military, like a
sheep. STRArr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

The latest recognition rumor appears te
have originated with the London Post, re-
ported Government organ. In tho city
article of that paper of the oath ultmo, il
was stated that reports on Change fsou
Paris were positive to the effect that CONF
dental negotiations had been entered upor
by tho French Government with the Cabinet
Of St. James. Tt was stated that France
will act nlouc in case OF a negative repl,
from England. The writer in the Post
docs not vouch for the truth of the rumor
which was very current in financial circles
On the 2Cth the Post reiterated its state
ment in the followine language:
"The private sdyiccs from Paris upon
which VIC believe reliance can be placed
again aNu1e to the neg citations now in PRO
eress preparatory to recognition of the
Confederate States Of America by the
French Government, although airy Official
acknowledgement of this fact would, a,
tais momen., be thought premature and un.
desirable"
The New York Herald dscrcdits the re.
port by referring to n decline OF four per
cent, in realization in the Confederate loan
in London, on the 2s,h. "From this" says
the Herald, sit would. appear that the in
dustriously circulated rumors Of movement ,s
by France for intcrvc ntion ia American af.
fairs arc regarded as Of very little financial
importance ia Lon 1on."
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times, in his letter Of the 9th
Instant, gays that the reports OF the Post
arc pronounced by the State Department
entirely groundlesa
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

tlind,5 70 luck 70 geard them against Fed
oral dspreda,ions, oar Gensrals should be
invested with suthoriiy to take the negroes
out of any section of country which the
chances Of war may compel them to sban-
don. There would tic wisdom in the policy,
and it does really scera that something Of
the sort is absolutely necessary. Every
slave taken away by the Ysnkecs is labor
er lost to the South aud that much of the
wealth Of the country distracted; ard TIC
losses Of this description we have sustained
since the commencement Of the war are
enormous, and beyond calculation.
The certainty Of capturing a largo mum
Der of our slaves is the great Temptation
which prompts most Of the raids into our
territory, and ii the temptation were re-
moved there would be fewer of these law
less invasions. Abolitionism is the NOV,
ing spring Of the warfare upon us, ADD il is
bat reasonable to suppose that the freedom
of the negro j. the incentive aud gavernipg
idea in most Of their expeditions. rho as
toni-hing carelcssness Of our peopl, 10 fall
ing TO remove their slaves when the coun
try has been threatened with invasi n. has
given to our enemies on amount of suceess
which has encouraged them to fresh eyer
TONS
IF our people would exercise rcsscr able
amount Of Judgment and forecast, or il TIC
military COMMANDERS would require them Q
fall back with tho slaves or take them frou,
them in case they failed to d. so, one o.
the chief Inducements to make these raid
would be removed. The evil has become %
serious as to seem to merit and demand IL &
consideration of the government. We car.
LOT afford to have the country stripped Of its
l.borers, for they arc our chief reliance for
tho neccssaries Of life now, and nationa
prosperity hereafter.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22
DtE n

In the tcascnD Hofpl. 4 n, Marietta Ga. en- tse
IMe OF Mach cd TP.cid fsvrr. J. e. Hossf-or, 81
Fsysitevire' ;enn.
H. hsd rc C ,n,i ia christ ussabtr q tbs
Ie,h dit Chneh for the last ivriTe yea q. and died
a. to III s..urance a. bl~ssod CATER. he
at - 4 =. dull NJ. Illness by oil irnt ftuss, shd
had cvrry ,.,s atisa b &c Laa as soa,A hsstss
A. tie .ead-.ry Hospital. 4s' this psss. Of Pn.u-
roeia. No. day ring hat Nstch tir. M.
rEoas For native o. Mfss,IppT. Young
IN :. AIRS sad ~ r,tnt c nsiru,i u. b. seemingly
far t. I've nni '-e .pa 80 ysHas ail-tei 10 ma,
as.n b. e.r;h bns lie wta N n hrth .Sen its fall ag
The pa-r,~ bath q h--~i-s or.sres itF-l.st esnsr-
'g Up n ,h- vcrg. OF IA .hapd - - .
Like tar that & = is,l IL, night,
s- has departed At tbc .'s~nsf. day.
rhrrch RS fs'l,n nIons st,sr-Fe-s s. rasr scoshs
tie ar-1 sh bis .tieas irisnav ., fu,v that
-" -t-ir' Ia his st lies b, III, tfsi order a
r>s'i Ian. a-e bat b. wa- sscettiy inferred &. ss
4 n gree peNc. 10 hi. a.hr. p
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22
vo,.rNrE..n ron LOCAL. pnrn,cn

Tlf tbs lste"ctnscritt tci' 81 wri'e male resi-,
it o'ns' ietr,eu IL nd 81 srs eseisrsd 20 be- IN
fr s"fNcc OF the 'rieceIa,e 81 81. fvsfng TIE war
u 'c' en- ii e as-s wills be entsl-d Fr
~ 81 i'm Al opp r;uaitY ia ne-si tbtn es xa8e ls
ani ~ ~ To arni.or. L all ~ Gen I. J. dart
els igtce 81 Ill nt-y. 90 local 6eescs, Ia No
c"en Ia re sent az oi me IL q Ito~s sb0 refuse
or Si.tt o. Fou:iecf uili not oniy 4. derived
III ft;S'a@r al e. citing theiE h.s O. bat wii
C pscr- o. snl CT IL lie. t-sa'as army.
dave Aa.l 10 Il u Ncn JarIe q, ivfslse ~ou-
Pihy Ia lion os 'egic.ea'. aHd iati. all usdet 10
'ni ose 80 $40 pref eSy krrySce, q ar h,-e. 10
"a r ", F.q. O. saysef a. Marietta A. $500 AZ
pr-ci lbl;. j. w.U.Ur.
TIA 10 -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

Tr il positively stated that Sherman
late raid cost the people of Mississippi, not
less than three thousand slaves, carried of
by the Yankee thieves-the Yankees them
selves state to number at four thousand-
The actual money value Of these slaves
could not lave tcen less than sve Esiilis=s
oc dollars, aud every cen. of it was private
nroperty. The largo proportion of them
could easily have been saved by the exercise
of a reasonable amount Of energy and wis
dom. But it Seems ,has in this matter our
people will never learn any thing from ex-
rerienee, or try TO protect themselves
against such ruinous losses until it is too
late; and the strong arm of the government
will yet have to be put forth, or We must
mako up our minds TO see tho country clear
ed Of slaves wherever the Yankees make q
raid.
1t has been suggested that as it has bee,
demonstrated that our people will not with
draw their saves into the interior upon the
advance of The Federal armies, but trust
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

PLAIN TALK.-In lsic copy of tho Ne y
York News, Lincoln ia arrsgned and handled
wi'ho at gloves. Tho Immediate cause of this
cevore rsspinS is the course of that lunc,ier-
AIRY it. the reorganization of tho ate Govern.
ment OF Louisiana upon tho Quest nth" rrin>
c,r'e or his aud kindred acts the i,eUs
-r>ys:
We aust guilty .nc:, s.;s ~ ~" u-ur, ~
tion--sndacious. or min.i, pc jnrei'usurrati eu
President Limo In has b eli guilty = u rrra.
tion; which il tho dictatorial powers assu-lad
were not Jed f,r bis protection, would Ger
tainly subj c. him to Impeachment aus con.
DIN punishmont.
Wo ely to President Li.g1. hat II ha
cou: ts 20 fo;st himself H. tails CO.. 'Hr q .-- 3
u,'ry for q second erm. he " d t- sr'ev
ly disappointed. Thu poai'- So Ilr... l.-
game and will not permit il II Doe Fue.fs7.g.-
~ pa, cd u he should yeuts-e el The D
OF March. 1865. to reaeat hjas-I' 100 the P-e-.-
deniiai chair by virtue OF election occurred
by srch n shallow rick we tel rnp'auly he
cannot succeed. There will either bc inrcibie |
resistance, Or as bis first legal cleo ion caused
seces.iou South, his rec nj Illegal Il as;inn
will oause secession North aud so N, n q
break up utrs.iy this U.,i,u Tn, Np-,E, aud
West have borne m uch, but they would not
stand such impndent jugglcry.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22
LATE NOI.rn-t.N IiExs

The Northern dispatches from Cha,tanoo-
ga represents that the Ccniederat.s are
pressing the Federal lines there. The Vans
KEGS at last confess having "given up"
Tunnel Hill.
Gen. Mcclellan 10 charged with having
had q meeting, reasonable Of course, With
Gen. Lee after the battle OF Sharp burg.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22
iEXTRACTS.l

TEN RANIS.I ~,
MIR sso tx rxcr N CFNsr,tsoFrrcx
Re inioaa. Va. F.by. 9Th, .esa.
Ge7sra Crdc-s 80 ic.l "a
Tee Br'e.u at ccn.cr'7@'"n "a a. sS.sxsts
m ~ - bri' giis o s~s,l lersaea iskl~ 81 III
4. y dl V: ans n au.sc'i'ies ven prlort Dvcen-
b 10: 1865 ~ az troo irusi nsr rtt Within tse
Ia nj tbe e..-ny, OF T. Good fcr sBy eartcnlar
r'an Ia q N Tie lied sr, Eers5, ~sohsL
V. Comma dau's OF Parts sr Ases Of ths Cen-
scriits) Saie4a Viii cltGce thu dar.
~ order G0pER.
: CT and lasf'r teal
Erspsru's SALIVA Y P.,sr
h.rCt.s. "a March |, 1854 4
In Cpd see - Ia or3H- 81 er. en- recrzit
i5g service c.hb -dJonii,, con ,,es n vits
BY crlerof LE0S 11S IL ksy,
9 ,.c Cei, cs'ad & rest.
l. u; IA Post Art Sc srnaris.N
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22
Fthe Th'sPess ak'ed s,roggki Then !. { ne
tell sta N, plan oi maxim
q SRor sTrt ~ ', Il RVS.

Ate- evory viktry over our e. emies, lei n,
al h?li~r on al the top cf .ur vices -res.
Hra' /! rea'!!i ], 'he lindswag- of Parick
H"n'y. isi u. cry'P a. when tba- i, TO P-.s. -
.Wbrt..we si,all holicr aft.r euery tIefeof. IA a
pcrsn' -a5e'h. hnt ad could ike Tor YOU ,o
say y'urseT il y, u kuow
In.n swa.e that MIR Davis in his mcrrages.
aHt c." gr' rs in 'h.ir adj erses AID our e. n
~rHl' 10 itrrr rfi-hI eom,nna lnhurs how
tho I'm, on'r"stu N es To ia, q. alon,,
t. lei IN hnv uess; a. an 49, swarA tha,
tire u ne itush ~ sss. 'h,' Cong q: n ono sh VI
ha" the r'ch g. !. e y 'o,.r arI u,asr prA-
nrerfhe'sss nofrhh'innIin' ~ g. atg.t
To hotter ennfi peas! peas il want to,
III IN e u inc ." cont
RIfnow bout tn br - t',i. irnaorrap,
M "a ee t. n kl g. Nv o-tin-'hul tic a
ai'.r',s'n' ION w>r tie .Karric i =" ahf Oh
ony -'~e7h q at Sta;o CT q gin un'is
'tnaa 10 e. d her mouey psr sat
bond
Fserin tn tts Legislature Nigh g't al
ih"rg Up epsr 10 a,ia thu sui X no,o as
t. Tag b. fore yon all tier 'm-r-t,o"s pa ad,x
CD a. SIZE shows T." ,hc s'irs
CAiin Your t-,shup '" bs~l pend I H. ch
iolie-s. w dec nd ,om my cr.fr hAv
IN isk-a ct.aw - Tooake-, sabsk ihe N.Y.
,"us I'll er - lion,
rui Atr.
APPENDIX T. H'B*As G srCs
Sinse ne u k " 4 hm = .by l. K,
h",. rs. tho III b. "a CO pas hav.,swer L. -.
SUP nt Il ov.r en- holy, Keep 40 NJ thr--
lIua bed 'hba- I'D aols er' in ia. ca & "a
army .F,' near y HIS .ears, Cen. H.
AID Joint - hiv had ~ -u.p,niei or ri
the hghiic toys utn-er h j. ctn.rna','s WI
, most as'o,,te'iin pa lice lie, b. up d, d l
th,s orpreshup, add c,..'n.us % vs. on he
| r.sshuns, ard fight, and ms'ch IA 'nii. az,
| struggle. ami aerTr complain 09om aotsin.
axd SINE o en- how III g' ao.g Il, th'
hAheas Corpus a bangi-s "ver s,n, au 'h",
sd Il sas fool ani called m. cii.nd olo
| 0cg1s or sum sich n,m@. l. wcr town
! worid sciid mishun ries among elm immeE i
asly BILL arr.
81 Gust have nis1rae rstosd the so,aiars. Th.
probably said DenAgcgi hp.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

s~~ We suppose that the extraordinary
weather Of TIE past few days ha, scaled the
fate or the Peach crop. and doubtless OF
many Of the garden seeds already in tho
ground On Monday merning, the face of
the earth was covered with a mantle Of snow
aad slcct from a half an inch to an inch in
depth.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

f% WE learn n. the Post Office in this
place, that our mail is always detan,d
twenty four ho.rs IN Atlanta. 1t is scarce
IL possible that tEi, can be necessary -
n no is to blame2 Can't the D,par,mc,t
expose and punish such incomI etcucy as
this
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

1h,.n> ,snn, ths Cn..r.aer..r.

~ shIs f->Ttk s-E> U~P ~
ar 40 tn''-u II r. I'd, rb 20 1874
- Z . e. = III - t'TCt - - ld,et. IN tn. :,
"i :. erL VI gaia ar e7chr 80, AKA "a, -
= : tN!..8 -nfsny Ia o,.r.y a .soksre. o.
- III ~ - SEQ tel - III. liird =,
az Ia 49, = - s.o-,ttd ,,rss-k III,
tA'- rag n, g f.. ri ; asli -ct,cns musl b
i'-.-rvr
- 's- n.ust SO At a. ,il-s th,n o-e bun sr,,
- "a =; bs 49,: car, / asi IN s s,ark d. ana s,e.
II tc eHa ~ IT, u ss- ri,lIr- s.f the u iar
n'l a-'s;' a. NJ winch L. ated A. fkicw..
n y 1T caro- ia 90 "a eleN; In - uta C.rauns
- ." nLbi . OK :. sJgi,ta; In Alsbar, q,
. i |'.i' n So a. ~ naiat al phtc, . y. nj
= - u. i''N harr e. o.lc,A
IT, s.'-'- - re- A--1rf ,tior- viii ,k.,- -.
IA { - "a asd s'la dai.y. b, S,u h-rn Fxorss,
'hi. =. '' "a" pr z u q! thu rs, p. ~.
= &C 'ic -. ~ w. wi th.z, Cf-,rins.e A >,
"a Pt.."r Is u. OWLS
' meet tfC s-atcs 4 ;t- -DiJ era ard q, xv. tbs,
ser An az - e = Tb'i'al i1a vita h,y. ~.
y r. x ''- tc.'aIT "a, agr-ea q, ~ thL
freight u -u"r er. ~ i's,s.; anS ia r,a.-
= si'-rp. 'Les v-rli Ia hnrd tnmDs. Zee are
s1ca Ia iIt." - - -. - aa.e uis nrrstrr
ne 4 20 7ric c
A. cS'r-;,e;E Exo..-. crn7aa7 ts.an.r II rrs
NO. 81 NV -, - e ira ia'iot those p,rt.y... n,
~ : 81 - cit'inI~ - rsllc.t IN zithdr ~ thr,
n LsS y maze eietIf,r acted =. trsvelhur ms
TN - L. thr re.itl k.so isiJpa will pstshi,
III Us IN the Tear o. 'ther -. the. nav rpI,,
tn :. - ivitSes hereb5 secnred tie Army Nor;,
en- Y. ina y w SIMS
pr We Lilo. Col. sad Qsa.ternss.:er.
a. g. l., wroS Q "a G-aI.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

Two tuSDa D LLas REWARD Rama
wy IL m he ub cr,b-f near Iarietta, q a. &c
81 d,y ig the = in~t ~ hoy BIB Ne IN cen.
pr D., I'd. t-tE hsd IA r.A. iesvy coun,en.se,
a,'ndoht !. se ut feet ires high ~ec Ia asa Il
if9 Us a. ID sesfs cd te IS sing O. make "
81 eiher in Nr K i-s'- -.he. esa or Cab. on
= ma, CT r"rhl p. "a .j .Ita near uscalur ga.
-. E,r SOD tor hrsl agn ut IA a,y ls.. CT 800
t'' b's livery D. "a a. Mari tia
mali w. KUBr A. ALfI10S
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sIiit.N AKA AlCIGUs
Coz SSION HoUSE.
Sale ef F",naue Of Tie Marietta nots,y

I V " I'll. Et Cur Auc' lon II. r-e, q pec,ta,
~ re-" ia,rp ui a ufi iturr con istf,r eI
IA 3. ""'dT1 e NS.a-st.n-s Bead TIA S. sstt-
"a g. - IS. ~ Wits rutrtrcrs ctstr artlc es
t. e IN, - uEtT'i
The trh,:'i. & A. :srp.s ,as ote.rx Gre isvL
= 10 th.s sac e l'Ir.f=r- wall
Positively &c soLoF
TIC sac ~ ! ,'nic1- .e n Hei-esd-y the Is,s
. "a = Z c .hti. IrDn j.. dLr a, n =. ;,i
90. d ru.. I5.aA A.. 1 ROY ~
;..-... Ca r.arair
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22
ARNY or TENNESSEE, I
TryNyI fTur March Ji-, jgca Z


Tunnel Hu.I., March 2l-,. 1864
The euemy made q show oe IN advance -,
Saturday. abou, two. O'Clock. P. NJ. tbi. sda
OF tho stoue church, two miles from r nyca,d
The advancing force cohsi ted of opi, n. a
cavalry 50 :a'lron and brigade Of in 'an'ry.
Our picke.s fell back. then orr h,;'c-iss open
ed at % < range, checking the enemy
It was hrrt supposed TO be genera, 'varco
Con. Wheeler the tiurat OF our arn,y. ever
vigiian', was at once a. his post, az Br;ga
d ers Homes ard Kelly were greatly d scnscl
to Dalo \ dAs.i, bIi the cacn ny di 1 ota ff,rd
the opportunity.
1t is snpp,sed tho object of the cnnmy as
to drive in our picke,s ;h,t they might o.. "a
W.. the creek. near tn Stoue Chu.c., pr>par.
10 to Bridging il.
Grant il C .nceu'ra'ins his for;ss in he vi
cini'y OF Chattanooga. II ~ atcd ,hl; la =;
Moth
A Ircavy c.vai.y Fore. i. rop .r.aih vo:a
lived Al Chattanooga It's sirpo-.d GA
con'enp'a,s dsan in, .n A Is with IN GO
co!amas--iy h, Il Ia, -od rad b, tba L.
Fsyci'e road, aud colu:,., Ii; oush Narih Al
thama.
The Independent tonc of'tho Chc,so Times
he incrc a.ing defiance Ct Bcp. Woud q NV
York Netrs, the late n,~etirs of the " rkife
,nen Of Now York ci'y. n, cd So taerr
sac -cl Of Charrc Blu oas OIL tle r,ii.,.s Of
The N-ws, oni tbs "a whitening att:clc 81 .;rst
Yarkse les aud ,:i;sreprcsentati.n- hv III. out
NJ ken manly .ditJr cf tn, Courier Francois
OF NJ o 'rans, viii evcu me CT ck - hear,
sd 'im'd Picayanc has vcn,Gr,l pnhfucd
crow, all so t, d1i'nnstrsto shot L'nc ,sn's y. W
or is weakening il the b-highh d Ian o. t.
rainy aud OPP res.i"n
Big CIV. VIM y Pendi.,o,. Chief cf Ar
hl~ry Of the Army %; y rih-ra ri-x'na. &c.
uured his clerical On es. b';ry M. IL.
tor Of 'ho z, isco; al Chu.c', I'D he'd'..rvice
yesterday in tho BAp'ist Church o. pal m -
lie preached 10 ~ e'rGncnse sni a,i ;on. L.
ing discourse from - Na'hr~, XVI chapter
xxx vase The church Was Re .e,y crow.
ded, nnnlbcrs not bring able 20 OBJ all adm
fa'ce Hs pfca, he'd in h's unif.,.m General
Johnson, Ii Geu uard'> AID nu-nhar of
Iatfr. d officers ~"ro p'"s ut. the p. vs. and
s'"s being principally occult d by private.
Ste,h ms resolutions ars ai:ing :ha Il. C.
at AID c gross il ALAMO { tn MINORS apr =
80! b his amy.
The deepest syraaa ny is ;al' for G ~. B au-
regard by this army on account nf Tho death
OF bis estimab'e viii, esp~ci liz BY the Louis-
lani"ns. SPARTA.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22
par -s,HAN WANTED.

PRISON 'a5lN OF W rkinR Potter Power pr,s,
can ma an easy si'n''on and good alary on sppii-
cation ct oacs 70 thia sIles. -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

BY SPECIAL ExPits:ss. To THE CH.rrA-
NOu0A Rf.Bt.I.
Latest fsons che Erops---Advauee OF sh. Eve
My--->o Drsiiia"t Dem b,strsiIsa.--tisarraI
Gr.rs's pi."s yankee R~tnt,.e.men,s-.
col s's Power wa"irS.-.tvv. VISA. Pens1i-.
ton ste phrn's Rcsoinsions---Sy snps,hy for
Gen. Denur-ga,a.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

OsFIIE > = THTkN NFftbs osFATY,1
ugu>t,, Ga .ep 20 lisa
ne !7'itscra 'x-r 70 uPlEy reSE nc.ify Il
ffi Is = ei.3 atscs ~ sodi~r. III tie ttry Of N,rth
era '"s ria = s~wber- tHht tlty Are or. pared "a
cry N a't3ngen.nH. ss aaGos-r q ir N. .hnyt
cri and = a. tisJ al d, al IN 'h-r yer 10 fu,si
liz :Sqr::eD Ia JANIS SHUTTER
'.euf sipt. Ac,ias Prest 80. Exp. e.
rr2-S-im
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

ron SALE.
FIVE Bills ivory Biccs. lrpHyto
j. LtTRENCE LEWIS
Printing lax Pactoxy,
ihH II k'rr street. Rad. Gbarlestsu
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Tu TUE PaEsS.
iHt Prfss i respectfully informed that thee -. =,
1 - - furnished 90 ID PRINTING tSE
~ o. raj, s,e-. Inv iSh
ne "a ! - ~ his fNK vii sptak for kses =, -
'e"ring q the 'He-~r.. aud .c.,ar,ern a. th,. ~.
Q =tle 81 which leicr uc,s are p,.de " WIS '''s'
Az 81 err must Ie 'rro'a 'Nn,rd by deecriptipu nj
tessis n-d J l. W EN- LswtS
Car - on Prinii1z Ink wo-ks
t7tZ7 II King srH.t Rad f,Lar c.,o,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

n:ACnIss.r BL4CKIWo
TRACE DE PARIS
THIS urrivaied RiictiuE has b.eu s,,o-,.~s, a..
oi and sEfrcFei. Fsr sale by 'e~
CT W. TRoTT
Sole Agent In this Ci,,
Corner king and Jahn .trc,.ts
o. by Law 'Ey.E IGSIs
fI1- ~ Printing lnk Fa-to-v
80 cue n 'rg stf n.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

Soa folks ksy il wa. tie Ab"lit;o,ist. Who
got up 'h's 'u-s. Some say they didn - me
sure natural thing ,'ei manifest Deainv
: ire arc of The cp:n TN. that TIE niger We
a h. hot'"m Of q, ani that evrr . nse the
Romsn's C 'rfisd tie war into AEiky. Airiky
have carried il every whore else But NV tel
Ter sitisers. tell you il wer caused exk.us:vs
sleep on" day, aud old Col NJ Fede Ait emo
along and 'ried TO cut his hame s:ring Tn
for the General as long a. am on his st d and
I'm goin TO pitch into the cd Col On every
possihui oskas on &, row ron understand
what brought about the war
Teller sitzens, do You want peas! Arc you
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
Indianapolis and Madison
n ILI8DA HI

day, Way IG. 1864.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily (sundays excepted be-
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
I~av. the Union Depot indianapolis. at 600 A.
and y. NJ, arriving at Madison at 1880 A. NJ ard $50
Pm
Leave the epot At Madisea a. A NJ and 10 r NJ.
arriving q Indianapolis at II A. n and T4o p. NJ
Trains leave Columbus for Nashville at T. NJ, arriv
ting az Slo N. Returning leave Nashville at NJ,
arriving Columbus at lib A. NJ. 20 q
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
Menasspsrtates Of freight between Cincinnati and In
siasapolis and points West
Tariff Of FreightS as low a. by any ether route.
Shippers and merchants West will find tito their nter
est ~ ship by thisline.
.srls u. C. BRANHAM. Superintendent