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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
FOR SALE.
STEAgTROAT FOE SALE.

THE STEAMBOAT VIRGINIA, NOW IL
Il ing st Evansville, Indiana. will De sold 8;
bargain for cash She Was purchased by her pres.
eat owners for the cotton trNaa, aud they have
abandoned thet trade for the present. and none Of
them being stsz nbostmsn, they have no Use for
her.
The boat Is nearly new, in good repair, and Of
very lgnt drzught- Any enc wishing 70 purchase
will please call upon or address Joseph {. Wood
ruff, box 1878 Cincinnati, or n. B. Wilson,
sprsngGaid, oAio. AGgIO-dkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
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AID
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Strickland's AnfI-ChoIera
In


Is A COMPOSITIONS OF AsTRINGENTs, AB-
4 sorbents Sflmuisnts aud CarminatiTes, which
every physician acknawisfees Is the only prspaTa-
ton that Will effect q permanent cure % DIarrhuA
and nysentery. This Aufi-Ehalera Mixture IL
now ID in several Il our army hospi al, where
IL gives the greatest scfion- IL has saved the
lives thousands of sold ers and citizens and
Ne iii guarautee it C. Dc the best remedy ia the
world for Diarri ga and DysenfeFy-
Mr. Woods. Of ravington, Kentucky viii Be-
most happy 20 satisfy any one 20 the virtue Of
StrickIanda Aufi-Cholers Mixture; 10 fact, we
have a great number % testimonials from patients
Who have been cured after icing pronounced in
durable By their phy. iciaus, s8m- after takiH G
only OF bottle e Ssrickland's Ansi-Cho,sra Nil
ture. Ify0a suffer with DiarI hoea and Dyssntery,
try one bottle.
Soldiers!
You ought not & be without snch a vaiuabls
medicine. The Gin inuati Safioual Uhio9 o.
April 24th says: Thousands Of sHr soldiers have
heen saved by the use Of sfrckIa-dfs Anti-Cholcrs
Mixture"
Fer szls by BR0UGHTOS WOOD, Evans-
vile a. 50 cents per bottle
Isayz3 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
LYONS IkATuAInoH.


hAshAiron Il from the Greek word "Kaskrs,'"sr
"kathairo" signifying TO eisanss, rsJavlnsts and
restore. This article y what lie Hans slgslsss.
FOR preserving, restoring and bssutifyisg the
human hair II Is the most rsmAakkbls preparation
10 the world. II Is again owned and Pit ~ hy
the original proprietor, and Is nov made With tbs
sane care, skiil and attention which Esvs n .
sale Of over one million bottles Per anBzs.
IL is a most delightful Hair DRESSING.
IteradIeatss seurf aud dandruF.
II keeps the lead cool and clean.
II makes tbs hair, rich. soft ana glossy.
Il prevents tie hair from f4llisg % sad taru.
ing gray. es
1t restores hair upon bald beads.
Any lady or gentleman sho yaiass bsaetifui
head Of hair shoaid B.s Lyen's Kathsiron. Tia
known and a ed throughout the civilized wsrid.
Sold by AT rsspsetaLis dealers.
DKMAs ) BARNEs-& Co. New FORA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

ST.. Louis, August IA letter to the
Democrat from Mexico, No, says: Con
gresham Wm A Hall was arrested on
Wednesday, for using the following Ian
guage:
81 President Lincoln is as much an
enemy to this Government as JET.
Davis."
Hall arrived here under guard this
evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

CiSciyyArI, August IL The river
has risen thrse inches There il nov
four feet and five inches in the channel
Weather cloudy. Thermometer, 90 +,
barometer, 90 6S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

Ths undiv dfd = Of " = q EEq-, section 4.
toss T. fsnas IT, uesi u..dsr wuich tract. ans
~itifin = FOE II fhr sur nc ilas q good vein IL
coal tee Get W OK an easy Of acoess
as 81 sffes ia fhs soufa. 49, part of salt
equity - AID iiu'cr guod This tract 10 also
re 90 nj 'rrai - duets Title pcr eel.
aaFff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

QUARASTINE, Staten Island, Aug u
A rebel pirate isreported 90 miles south
east from Sandy Hook She captured
q pilot boat James Funk yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

GoSE SoUrH Major Taylor, who fig.
ured with a white rag across the river
week ago, arrived at Cairo, on Thursday,
en- route to Memphis and the far South
Alas. moor Taylorl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

E%D. Il. Wright has secured II. n.
Parkhili, OF the East, to operate in his
Photograph Gallery If you want nice
picture, go right to D. II Wright's, for
BE- is making the best in the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

MORE LiGHT.-Can any one inform
us Why the gas is not lit on the streets
after the moon goes down these nights2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

pS~ Another battalion of the 10th In
diana Veterans arrived in the city last
night, whether to remain or not, we have
not harmed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
All QuIsf.

WAsHIsGTos, Aug IA letter from
the Army Of the Potomac represents all
quiet, except the usual picket firing in
front of Bnrnside's corps.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
SUNDRIES.

100 BUSHELS CLEAN RYE;
lOO loo Buckets Pine Tar;
50 Barrels White Lima;
loo Pounds Carpet Chain;
50 Pounds Staging ard Trot Lines;
Tiercs Dried Beef;
posAn Beef Tongues.
Just resolved ard for sale by
my2S RKILLY 4 CO., y Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the uudsEsigued
IN has ben appointed administrator Of tie es-
stats Of Heury Becker, late Ct VAndsrn1rgh
County deceased. said sztase il supposed te Be
solvent IyI3-sw HERMANN BECKER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

New YoRE, Aug. l2-Ths Evening
Star, from New Orleans, arrived to-day
Among her passengers is Gen. Banks
and IA ally.
Our guuboats made an expedition up
Grand Lake on the 10th, destroying a
large number Of natboats, which had
just been completed by the rebels also
destroyed two saw-nills, and captured a
valuable lot Of lumber.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
HEIxsrREErs
Iuimitable Hair Restorative.
uaH DVRl

HUA "A - T.
But restores gray hair 20 Is original osIor, By
rapplying the capillary tubss with natural szsss-
nanos, impaired ~ age Or disease All sasaanaa.s-
"a dyes are so1possd q lzsAr eosiIe, destroying
The vitality and bsanty Of the h<ir, sDd asors 81
themselves % dressing. HeImstrsets Inlnitabls
Coiang not only restores hair " fss natural eolsr
~ an eaig process, bat gives the haira
Luxarfant Beauty,
promotes its growth prsvsats its falling e. srAd.
icatss dandruf, ana lm9sr - health and pleasant.
nsss 70 tbs bead. Tthas fcod the test Of time. b
ing thu eolorinzl Hair crinR, and IL eonstAntiy
Increasing in favor. Used - both ssntis1sn and
ladies'. II is sold b. All Fsspsesabls dealers. OF
can b procured b. them - ths eomnsretai
agents, D. s. BARNES A CO.. ere Brse1wsys Msw
York. Two sizes, 80 cents sad g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

ANOTHER BRAvs Man FALLEN-A
telegraph dispatch was received by Col.
P Hornbrook yesterday from Chatts-
nooga, announcing the death OF Lieut.
Col Hodge, of the 65th Ind, and that
his remains had reached that place on
the wayto his former home near Mt. Yer
non.
Col Hodge recruited the FIRST compa-
ny that went into camp for the 65th Reg
iment, in Posey county. and has been
constantly with the regiment ever since
its organization, and was esteemed by
both officers and men as one of the most
faithful and efficient officers in the revi.
ment
Thus has another brave and good mar
laid his life on the altar of his countr,
another sacrifice to the fell demon
rebellion, the Moloch of slavery.
New 0uARrERMAsrER-W had th
pleasure, yesterday, of making the &C
quaintance of Capt JOIN G. KLINcE
who has just been assigned Tor duty 6
this post as Qaartermsster, in order
relieve Capt Ehrman of a portion of hi
Onerous duties. Capt KIinck has bee
quartermaster, in Missouri and Ii
South, since the commencement of Il
war, and has had every opportunity
becoming thoroughly acquainted vii
the complicated and responsible dutil
of the Office.
A circumstance that pleased US high
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
WILLIAM REAVIs,

WILLIAM REAVIS,
Iff0FHey at Law and Q. s. Claim
Agent,
IL authorized ny the Government 20 procure Pea
,ions. Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
5laims for HoEsEs and other PRoFEETT dsstroyee
xhiis in :. service Of the G0vsrnEasnt, and ali
lains, Of whatever kind or nature against fhs
United States.
Bounty for Discharged sOldieFsi
By IN amendment to the Bounty Law, passed al
he last session Of Congress, 4" All soldiers Or
other persons who haze been or ssaH hereafter Be
discharged within two years from the date Of their
enlistment, by Of wounds resolved In battle
shall receive the same BouAty Though they
served two years"
Once s5Iz MAR street, over KeIler's Gun stors
opposite the Courr Genss, Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondent must enclose stanps.
sz-GOod references given ~ required. nh2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
MEDICAL.
CHEROKEE INJECTION
Compounded from Roots, Barks and

CHERoKEE REHEHT me grra' fadiaa Diu
ffe envsf aF iiasaHes ~ Hr nrisafH ar8Hus, sueh a
aeoHfiaea-s ~ re friar information 81 fhs Efad
j. #faaf. nf ~ EitHsss. sfass 90 re Hial3rr
iriefsre GrHref fsissf fsssrhaaH. aHa = ssHestai
rec1H aaendeA H fAass Of Ffaor Aiss lof whfe
teHsaisl rh~ro ~ A. a8 naHsseHa H'sac'Hes Aas'
faiIsf
cs-Tt e prepared 90 q highly Concentrated
form. tha dnar beiug from ons to two teaspoon
fa's thFes timrs prr day.
EH-It Il diureiic sna Alternative in ts action pa-
rifyinE aud cleansing tha blood, eaesiug il 20 Gov
10 All lfs 0figiHsl parity ard vKor thus renewing
from the sysisn al psraicioas esuHea shlcb have
Ind ucsl disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION "a intend
a. an alty and assistant 60 thoCherol<ee REM
ed y. Aad shor,d be used 10 cgniHnctiou Wits that
medicine ln an cases af Gonuurghws, Ghgf, Fluor
ktbas or Whites Itz effects are healing su1th.
lag and dsmuiceut; removing all scaiding, beat,
cLsrdee anI pap, ilsstsad q the burning and Al.
most anendafthls pain that u expsrenced with
aesrly all ths cAsar gnaek INFECTIONS
na~Bv Tbs uss - TIE Cherokee Remedy
aud Cherokee TnJection-.ths two medicines
AZ the same tirae--sIl Improper discharges are
rioysd. and the weakened organs are speedily re-
stored . fali Tiger aad strength.
Gsj-For fall particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug storp Ia the country, write us sud
will mail FRS ~ anY address TALL treatise
nB-Ptice, Cherokee medy, - per bot
tie. or thre bofties FER -.
s6-Pricr. Cherokee Injection, 81 per bot
tie or three bottles for s..
teD-ssat By express 70 any address, on receipt
! Of price.
EB-sola by al druggists everywhere.
DR.. ~ X. Meryyin a. Co.,
sole Prupretors.
Ne. - liberty street, New York.
nS-SIl3 in Evans sflls ny Wa. BIERb0NERs
/ and by all druggist everywhere. fehlld&wty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
FOR SALE.

~ II - = LIZ.
A FISE FAR or lifiS ACRES SIX MILFs
from EFanss c--tiiustt acres IN cultivation,
and the ~ nee veil itm cred Ia 30 acres Of thu
cultivated land Is meAdow, ans 20 acres are euni.
Vafrd 10 corn tpon the premises u an orri ard
Of o fruit aHd three spr ms OF iiyihg ualsr q
the hes quality Elih y II and estern Of good
water ~ t,c dor.
Tier ate also upon the premises good two.
story ame dwelling, with cellar, Cue apTlnF
house. stablFs. hay shcds, aud other Necessary en-
bosses. Apily q
" &w II. wALRER,
suEil- dfw Third IT. 90 Cent II NE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
PLANTATION RrTTFRs


constipation. deserve TO ssa.r, n tAsy yin u.,
try the celebrated
PLANTATION BTTTRRs.
which arc now recommended BY The HI shs.t msd,.
ca authorities. aud warranted 70 produce an ~.
mediate beneficial eject They arr sxossalsK,y
agreeable, srfve-iy pure, and mat superoeed al
other 'ouirs where healthy, gentle stimalsnt 40
required.
They purify, strengthen ana iprisorats.
Trey Greats healthy appetite.
They arr an An'idots % change Of water ana
dit
They vere'mo the effect. Of dissipation aus
late hunFs.
fesy s'feusfats ihs sgsissa asd sniivsn I'll.
the mind.
Taey praveat miAsnaile and intsrmits.s, a.
They parity tbs breath aud assdi,y Of m.
stomach. Ht1
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure nlarrboa and cholsra n, rbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and ssrEoas
Headache.
They make the weak strong. The ianEuId bril-
liant. and are exhausted natures great .sstsr.r.
They arr composed o. the celebrated caIlsaya bark,
winferereen, sasssffas, rests aud hsrbs, ali pre-.
served IN perfectly pure 81. crelE rum. For par.
uenisrs' So circulars Aad testimonials around
zach bottle
beware q impostors. Esamlns svsry bottl..
Fee that Il has our prirsis O. s. staap uunut,-
lated over the eork. with plantation sOsns. ana
our signature On ans steel plate side label. Sc,
that our botte ls not rs-aied With sps ne IL ana
aelrisrious stsa. Any rsrson iifs,sndirg to sell
Plantation Biitsrs by the gallon or IN buIk, IL Al
'mpss'or. Ans person Initiating this bottls. or
selling any other material therein whether called
Plantation Bitters o. nsi, Il aeriuniHnl under tbs
u = law, and vii BE- % prosecuted By ne We
already have cur ego on several parties rs-aliinR
our bottles, &c, who ell sneessd IN getting
themselves into close quastsrs. The dsnAsd for
brakes Plantation bifiers from ladies', clergy.
men, merchants, Ae., Il iners8ibls. The sinpls
trial Of bottle is the evdsnee We present Of thai
worth and superiority, They ere ssld sy ali ~
speetAbls druggists, grooers. physicians, hotsls,
saloons, steam boats. and country stores.
p. II. DRAKE 4 90.
No. goa Broadvsy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
COLRO FAMILY DYES

NJ
= e,5.S'xs-t
-
-. =
i -
f STs4. = 100 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
LEGAL.

STRAYED r STOLEN.
IrRO4 THE SUBSCRIBE. LIVING Is IA
II cobsTil =, on the 10Th : Of Jayes Lsss,
two YER oiG bay mare Cot, little ~hits - 80
N - hfnd lerx : wbfts strs4k in h-r fdreks q,
and u tie 90 one Of hFT Gre fs7ff ara very iaEs
OF her ags-has the APPEARANCE Of = thres A. ol1-
Any Information concerning ne Cp,t Or 9sr as-
tfTex "a n AZ nv rssissues, viii BE Literally
go dim JOHN TOHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
vICKERY BROTHER.
sorgho Machinery Depot.

No. 1870 MAIN st.
WE HAVE on HAND LOT or "C0OK's
w Patent Evaporators (" also. various sizes #
Improved Cane Mills, which sc offer 10 the public
AZ manufacturers pFicss.
YICKERY BROS.
AngiI No. l3Z Main 81.
C'UGAR CURED HAMS AND BEEF JUST RE.
= esivsd 2 teFees for sale Al
VICKERY BROS.
Angii No ~ Main 81.
DEOOMs i-BROOMsi-2s DOz. or EXTRA
ID Fancy Brooms IN store and for sale by
YTCKERY BIOS.
znzil No. 1872 Main IT.
POTATOES AND Onions.
II Is bushels Irish PoiafoeH.
10 do Potatoe oniaHs just received
and for sale At VICKERY BROS,
auEli No. ~ Main a.
CtALTi-sALTi--2 BBLs "OBI0 RIVER
- salt 20 = " Salt, In store a Tor sale b.
TICEERY BROS
AuEl No i8Z Main ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

Persons Of aedeniary hahln trou blsd vita
weasnes, lasssade. PAlpitation sf tbs heart. lack
o. Apps'iis' distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation deserve 70 sunsr, n they vii act
try the eslebra.eH
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-11-21

Il VIII bc source Of grati6cati0n a. the neEsrA-
per press C. learn that this estabshrrent viii IL ~
work during thc c-Tly part o. DECEMBER. We tare
just returne from visit 70 the mi when, through
the p0iiteresA OF IL energetic and --entie-naniy
Agent, ". r Huse, ESQ. were shoT1 through
itslvaTious Departments The work done en- this
imfncnse mill. though long time under Ny. u
highly ercditable 70 Mr. IL, under whose superin-
tctlienee i has been accomplished when We take
inso CONSIDERATION the di.cniies be lad 70 contend
agtfst- Nearly all he castings bad 70 be done in
Aligusta, tho Government in the meantime ro1cp-
oiiking meet u the time II the [oundrie-- I he
lasaber, tier. A., had 70 Re brought from niiir
az distances, and only n such tines did rot ~
terterc. with 6cTcrnmcnt contracts Ma-1inisfs.
carpenters. iaborers &c. owing u The military
service Ee1c. tine and gain, almost di-couraeinE
10 his edorts 10 obtain Determined hat he Should
su-ceei Nj IIuse used the eEorts II Is
nrtrIn< nature and nov We pleased % re fha-
hc'is about % lie crowned with 10 ftc re-
c0nstrlcti0n II this invaluable enterprise Tie
NH IN b much larger and " greater roE-r tii-r
previous 70 its destruction b. Ere. In fsc; s. viii
be The largest. most complete ani suhsiantisl e.
tablishmcnl Of its kind in the Confc1eraty-f Ttc
castinE-. principally the work u Mers-s- Lrfbo-b
4 TifnsaoIis. Of Augusta cannot he surpassed ca
this ranf.-.Sarunaak E<pstiicrr
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-11-21

Prices Of 81 kinds have advanced greatly in the
North Cold i $50 and more, phich makes the
Federal c1rrcncy worth about forty cents on tie
dollar 0Elng 70 this depreciation The 1cccssarics
Of life aud articles Of all kinds hare run I'D 20 t
most cxtravhrant priccs- Cotton. whirh as bc
FIRE tue war oniy some 81 OF screc ccnis \ ruuni
i nov uortfi in View York dollar and ararter-
common white shifting muslin, which used to Be-
bought for tsn OF tweitc cents yard prime quality
nov brings fifty 70 sixty ,entss sugar which uscl
to be bought for eight sud nine ccnfs sclis nov fr
t>enfy-fr1s cents ronni 3. -four. which "a dr1-
in the market for Eve and TX dollars = scarcely =
10 had nov fbr twelve ard Green j lars barrel
Ehiskcy whith used 70 he thought hish af iro dol
lars gallon. Is Worth now eight and ten bread
formerly three and four cents loaf, i nov seven
anu eight cents, and the size diminished II thai,
hotels th3t usoi 70 charge t~o dollars day are
now asking Eve and sir
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-11-21

IN Isl Was u z isIrrr and. a. this isfe daz.
have nc 1ust discoTcrrd the failure Our c1Ll-ti-
tufc1 alta rtlfics haze e. lrced opposition a.
peace ont ~ tie CONTRARY. hare made propcss
non. WORE thau oncr. Ileir froposiiio1z have
been tcorrinly rejected. We hare the highest
ass'ir snccs that the powers II apioIn-cr ard ne
goti1iien hf~c not been. aid vii not ~ Tia fu-
irre. BE- Overlooked By thc,- nhoss constftr-irnai
e',if = = n make peatc- t. attempt q interieic
"Hnv-t tincffie lze- on orr pl1f 81 al The facts
4l4 circ1iisL4nc-s which should tnafroI 81 en-
lisntclcd JrdEr1enf- would but rctald and defeat
Tor years, The acComrli shrcnf eta permanent
Peacs. ~ n have faifh sud coafdcrsac thaf nur
PRESIDENT and S-nafe wiil make ercrv Effort Tor
peace, lofty patTl0tl.n can demand Lei rs
nerve ourselves with The courage which hrcd the
hearts 81 the heroes q i--t and iet ne bear with
patience aud fortltudf tbs trials aud penis which
az At rs, trusting in te business Of or causo-in
nc strong arms and sto1f hearts Of our soldiers.
and relyiusFon God tho rules tue a11irs II men
ard uatious
Dc cnd 81 this canf -isn leaves u ia lar better
c,nditicn tiau were tueirc months since With
4 union Of hcsds uuion Of hearts, and \ unian
~ hands, ear cause must triumph Bscke-in<s
amongst ourselves bat weaken as Let cult
uvate bE-uiony amongst ourselves. knowing thar
whatever btfalls one VIII btfan Al . avoiding. ~
We would pestiience the bancful irfucnce of party
Let Is cherish higher degrcc q state pride Let
Alabauna and AlabamiEns lie held a. The apple .
our eye.
I comms1d you % the care aud guidance II
Him who 1oeth all ihinSs well
T. IL WATTS
tisvernor q Allb1lna-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-11-21

- IrserrniA Is 81 the s'raih ssl F11rrce
on.the rarth side u The Tsrrtssce ..r.d Az
distance beTee- thpn Is only frc CT * aides.
south fiorcnct i ir,1i-teiF Opposite <lorcn-c 90
The river he q not suppose that any n fhcsc a.
counts have coIionnisl = With Florence. II there
fore a4rearf. frem sunczrrcnf REPORT. that .u-
army, the IN inst. bed b5th ziles 81 tie Ttn
nessee -ITer and Forrest cc-a-na-ed The rir.r b.
low them 20 that there H-s 10 imrelisf-- 1srrtr
q Al assault % ~ politics hy Ya1kec y1nbeais-
Shcrl1an. 4 -ee1ns from tbcITarioe accents.
Vas pursuing Ho5i He nlss, therefore. tc
south q he Icr1-ssee -iTcr- perhaps the nr1t-
oorhooi ~ DccAfnr- n-i Ills Yankee a--o-rt ny
b infenlei for lecerts,1
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-11-21

coxrrpERsrE AcTrrI1r--The Memphis Burciin
of the 27th uf SAYS Il j. reported ttaf tie rebel
leaders Of West Tennessee are exceedingly A.
tive Thsy have established railroad and feIe
graphic communication between corinfh and
Jac0sou, aud are conscrIbing every person aole 70
bear arms including old men. and senr1n< agents
TO every part 0f West Tennessee. OUTSIDE Of cur
lines. for shedp sfock q AL kinds eoods uioner.
and everything thaL eau be Of service 70 then.
Tie rebel Governor. Harris. las BEEN il consul
tation with FORREST. and Other rebel leaders. and
unless the Union authorities prevent H. a session
of the rebel Legislators vii Sc held ~ so1ro ,oint
in West Tennfssee. j. may 20 abroad that they
hare permanently secured that portion Of tie
STATE T.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-11-21


We md The following special an1iounccncnt ~
the savannah papers. We Gail the attention II
our readers 10 II. Oar prisoners ~in certainly
come destitute and hrirl-rr. q uhat haze Tt
rs give 10 them S=rannah viii a. what she c1n,
bat ten thousatd men IN rart vii require much
Send for,S ard tiolr supplies
Cornraencitlz 1ext seek there vii b. Al c2-
changeof one fk,asani prisoners per DAY Those
brave men. tEfio have Suffered lor-- Iu crr
cause. VIII arrive this city. nlasF n tcit -lik
and feeble and. doubtless. Al 81 tiicfn Lu1--It
Ten thousand of them are n be exrAanEcd. and
some arrangement rnrs- BE- fliair % furnish al
with relresl.nieiits on landing ari-nnal and the
military aufh0rifies are riiiing 81 do tlcrr fuii
slDre bur thtr tEnnot do al. every reasonable
m1u VIII readily perceive. We. Therefore. - ,rlt
from all patriots IN The conlirg c0utribu-icns ioI
tins pnr1oSc7 We knox ther are wiling ard
ready 70 lsd and We hope ttct ali q, . -,-o--l
49, -llrl
spared and furrt Ard ~ 1r exff9ss
20 either Of the editors II this city Grub rc-r
OF -Norniu- News The erclan-e AL com
mence next week. and uh-t oar fricnts are VIII
Ing % o must Be done forthwith hacos. IRE d
meats Of All kinds poultry. c-zs. poiai1es. and
other Vegetables, vii be ihankfnilv recrirrd
LET al co-s0rlefhing. and our brave men All
give them = lasting .-rafit1de-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-11-21

Ir.SarSc---we learn from bstl lie tsnsinf All
Eaq1i-cr and Metropolitan Record thar Al Perry
town, S-E York. one Theo- Lewis, resident q
Staten Isiaod, Who desirci 70 enter the army as
volantcer, ard for that phrPoso p-esenici himself
a. The once ofthe Provost Marshal II 4erryt7zu,
vas examined b. the Surgeon who rejected him
without giving his reasons for 50 doing, and then
branded him upon the back inprintinx kefEesn
his shouldeFs sitk caustic The editor Of The New
York Express vouches for the facts, harirg con
vcrsed with NJ Lewis. and saw The brand tson
af,er Il vas made Conanenf il unneesssarr-