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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
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| The sl.i,G The nanbsps Of the Prsz An. oia,Iaz
sesniy csA>eRad IN ks city. V the AusuBa Fac -
ries, vas pleasant spissds In tbs sslibsrstions a
tkst eaty sst akshea a. 20 Prsssa. Nema facts Il
oessesass vth the speraUoas e that enGarsria :
| reafsrs
Tih company Aas Gszs - sssss<s ses,sssy fsrvara
i1 visssinE career that fev realize the axtsst sf
s essine@ or the eaeressf In sssfsiseas tp tha os.
nssity ans tAa essstry. We aresthersfssa slaa 20
eavs az ePPsrtshiy TO de siaple jsssiea hls Lead
iz{ estsrPSfse 81 eur sity.
Tee rfe..t Anssaa Fsstsry OsnPany, veal ists
epsrstisp sssss ave yesrs afs. as vkfsh tius wn
gsskssa, hsg, vas elected Frezidsst, anf Rransls
Gofia, hnS.. ssperintssdess- Mr.. Jsekssza atne.s
tot ihs position vss aePiy nitsstst In hk suoseal
career as snsiss. isss; vhils Mr.. esfis e.ns vi,h
actsrtnG. Pie As~ cen easy, with these ststleRsa
In charge, saSsr The drsstisa sf liberal spS srsA
eieue FSsre, esrsneseet the systsM Of ins~vssasas
asd &iscipss which rss.ltes n pasiss iss -.
fss's Manufacturing Cempahy at the essd sf sosth-
srh sntssTrfses of the kins They TeHessst tee TrV
psllisg nachiasry, aad atasa q large nsmksr Of
oems and spiadlss. They alss ssosrv{ the aeryicea
many vhlsabls altsstieRs is that aspann,nt an1
ceHtiaas to keep Hp roPairs.
VIA tksss Increased fsoilitiee the prsluctiye ea.
Paely ef the CsaPeny has reached al averans af Re
eee paris per eay TAsy employ $50 AAads, ptinoi-
paly girls, where wages asess So ,spe ps mesth
They ran is sse ssiaeles asd ts2 lsems, esnaumisa
aftssa bales OF ssitsn daily
These geoSs are net tkrown assa the rnarIyVt AuN
ssld to the Confederate sRs etats Rxecuivss ts
sssseistiens. eouAtss sat inaiaua Pe-
leEs at What is called osvernRsnt prfsss
The fsllewlxg asatesshs which ve have ReisiaeS
the President OF The CoDpasy. shswtns Ihs saaa
f sssts f.sm Jan lst TO EsT. IL, lees VIII iaiss.
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AxorHsa ROYAL Jokg.--0af Nerth Nissia.
sippi correspondent says be has been told by
q gsstlsmsn whe Was lately ia Washisgtsn
City, that in @ eoBverpatisa bstwsea the Reyui
APs srd his sesrs.arS Of the Navy, on ihs
subject Of raising the MsEitsr sunk in CHARLSE
ton hasssr, by means Of csGer dam."
Old Abe told him he had "As faith in it--aot
. single grais. Ii rsmiadsd hin Of ene Of his
nsighbcrs oevs is lilineis. which he saw
swsllew o thistle and oefsr-ddr head off,"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

ts distributed saa acoouatsd fsr, In the neH pre-
ser,bedhy the act sAEsled IA act TO regulate the
eoleotsh sf The d ties oa imports and tsRnhge and
sch Feasates aa4 fsrsitsres, saitgsted reB lifted
Ia lke ssi suier The Ike coxditenb, reg ala
tisss and restrictions are prescribed sathsrized
aHd directed by the net entitled As act provids
ntgauns rset. hs the fsrt rtitures, pensliies and
disabiiiiss Sccrsisg n certain cases therein men
sioned.
ra6catisa Of frosty sf peacs With the Jailed States
Approved Feb g. Lass.
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TAIL NoTICs.-Leagsd In Jail a. Marietta, MarcA
81 So.h, 1884. o aeHfe boy hamez SAN vhe says 10
bslonts 10 Joan feyier who ID seldier IN the IrnI
Of Tennessee. sa1 boy b dark cezpiexios avs tesi
fosr tf eve inches high, and IN slfhtsen CO twsat
yeDs old. He saya he was hfre6 b mas aasutf
Glssnsr. nesr Tsllsdtga. A'ssams-
sSrl5 J.ho~,
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TAlLoRS NOTICE. Lodged in jail in Mssssaa,
- Ca, en- the l5ih, tJ }. cior.s hrg-o zas abO1
50 years OF sEt, eppe1 cSsor, 8 fsst lacAca hsIL
eeitng hinssf JiHl- He saia be bslonssss ..
Hunfhreys, aEyiss Cf Bsausie, Ah. and tha, ha
vas broag hs away ir,s Huntsville 20 Atlanta. BY 1t
sohe Coiiie-. II. J. HuRK.
mafIV IaiioF.
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equally due, aad rendered TO the patriotic and
s6if>sacriAcss troops who at the connencsznent oil
the placed their services ut the disposal Of their
cosntry sithuut condition or limit % 70 time.
Approved Feb. 6, 1854.
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No. Some one asked Butler why he emp'oy
ed csriain person said to be dsloyal asd OF
general bad character to penetrate the rebe
lines. "lf you wanted ipfor alton from he'll. -
replied Butlcr, "wosld yor send q saint or q
sister of chaIity to fetch it?' If we wsniej
information. from that extremely torrid cli,nate
we wou!dna select "the Be ast" az q cemmie-
sioner. Even tho Devil wouldn't treat with
him.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

Hh- Why do ladies like cold weather p
Because it hrings the chaps TO their lips.
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GEss. FcRREsr AND HAMrrox In the kAttfs
OF Prsirio Mound, Gen. Forrest killed two si
tke enemy with his own hasd. A writer Ia
The Appeal gays that that was not the osIy
titss q general has killed one Of the enemy in
this war. He says General Wade Hampton
killed several Yaskses ct the frat Manaass,
aud that at Gettysburg he vas attacked by
four Yankees, and with pistol and abrs be
sew item. having himself received severe
sabre cut from one of them.
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80 What do you often drop, yet lever
stop 10 pick up! A hint.
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Tl::.LEGRAP4iC l..
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

En'Srsi according b. Cgvre the ~ J. &
TsnASHEs the Gle srict CSsrt hs Iones
state. To- the Nogthert Dfsbx
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No. 30.

Joint Resolution ct 2ns TO tire Troops from tho
State Of Louisiana III tho army OF TIontsses
Resolved, ty the Congress OF tho Confederate States
cl America, That tho thanks of Cox gress are ten
deTei the gallant troops from tbs Skate Of fouis
lana in the army OF Tennessee who have, with signal
unity. ore teerea th cir services for tSa war.
SacrI0N 2. Resolved That the lofty and self sacri-
icing spirit exhibited BY this noble act deserves, and
win receive, the comHendation snS gratitude Of
cry true patriot.
ssc1sos .. Resolvsd. Thss the thAnls Of Congress
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mo. IL

An Act 10 amend much of section eleven of tho
Tax LAWS as requires one-tenth Of the sweetot the
toes produced this year to be paid TO tho posa-
ment. Goye n
The Consress OF the Confederate States OF America
do enact That much Of SECTION eleven OF AN Act
to lay taxes for the cornon dsace and carry on the
Government tho Cos tederats States" approved
April twenty yfonrth, eigheea hun ard
as requires fanNfs and planer 20 pay one-seafh OF
the sweet aoes In ths prescst yesr to the
Confederate q vcrnment, be amended 70 hor-
izs the OF sweet Potatsss In the yssr eigh
teen hsnered and sixty-three, 10 make comnn,ation
by payment of the money value Of the the sh sreof.
instead af psyeat In kind, rftes 10 hs fxed by the
ConmissIoness under the imrHeaiment set.
Approve cd, Dec. 2S, 1888.
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Janusry -, 1864.
No. lR.

An Act authorizing chaplain In certain cases, to
draw forage for one horse.
The Congress Of the Confederate States of me rica
do enact, That Chapains in the army In actual
vice In the field shall be entitled draw forage for
one horse Provided, The Chaplain bas horse In
his use.
Approved, JanuAry "a, 1851
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Joint Resolutions Of thanks TO the Division command
ed by Major General Rhcdss

ed by Major General Rhodes.
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
having learned that the division OF troops command
ed by MAJ sneral Rhodes have enlisted for tn
war, do
Resolve. Tt at the thanks of Congress are due ana
are hereby rendered. to tho officers and troops COM
mnndsd by Na JrGenera Rhodes for the PATRIOTS m
exhbed by Them In re-eustins for the war we'll
fer the saantry they have always upon the
asd of batte and they assared that their country
will always hear in grateful rsmeabr ance the noble
manner in which they have como to her assistance in
the hour of her neeJ.
Resolved further, That the President be required 10
comm ncicate these resolutions TO General Rhodes and
the officers AID tro pa der his command.
Approved Feb. 9, 1864.
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An Act providing FIR filling vacancies Of Dc,e-aes to
Congress In certaiL Indian natieus.
TIE Congress Of the Confederate States of America
do enact. ! hat whenever, BY any cause, vacancy
thal occur n the representation of any Indian nation
entitled to eeeg te Ia the Con ederac Congress the
same shall be filled Iy special election, after thty
di5s notice OF said election to DO held and cond ict
cd according to the prossioDs Of act OF Congress
eRited An Act TO provide certain regulations for
holding elections for deegs,a 10 tie Congress OF the
Confederate States In cersiR Indian nations" np-
proved Rsy l, isei said n.t'ca to be given by The
Governor principal chief ef s1eh nation according
TO the usual cds ef giving notices by nation
nations.
Sec. .. That this act take effect and be In forse
from sBd after its passage
Approved, Jan. 5, 1861
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Joint Resolution of thanks to North Carolina Trcols
The Congress Of the Confederate ST. tes hcvfSg
sarned thrruEh sbe Pu bio press OF the
for tn. OF the North Carolina b.igase in the Ar
ny Of Horthsrn Virginia serving under General Rob
ert II. johnson; therefore,
Resolved hy the Congress OF tbs Confederate States
Of America, Tsat the Patriet.sn esd spirit Of the
North Carolina troops eviucsd 10y their prompt and
voluntary ton of themselves afrcsh TO tho service
OF the country beyond oil praise, and deserve the
usbsuneed aratitr5e oi The Gu try.
EnA q. 1874.
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YANKEE FIett CnuGht.
Red River had suddenly fallen and some
forty Transports ard gunboats arc caught
winter rise.
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No. u.
Joint Resolution OF thanks Brgadier General g. D.
Ramseur's Brigade of North Carolina Troops for
toAdering ther services fer the war.
Resolved by the Congress OF sho Con Moderate State
OF America That the thanks Of Congress due and
hereby cordially rendered to the gallant brigade of
North Carolina troops commanded by Brgad'er-Gen>
eri s. u. Ramserr, in the Army Of Northern Virei
is for their devoted patrotism In snimousiy offer
ing their valuable services to hs the
war; after having already tigraiized their patriotic
ZEAL fcrtituds and valor many fields of bsle and
in many scenes Of trial.
Approved Feb. @, 1854
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l. It makes the only seam forme,. by q
Saving machine in which the stitch il indie.
p.ndeatiy locked, and without de pendence
upon the other stitches for strength
:. 1t makes the only seam that will ADM.
Of tie thread being cut at every fourth stitch
without injury 10 the seam in wear
3. II j. unnecessary to tasten the ends Of
seams made by this machine. This is done
BY the machine itself. without tia use Of The
hand neelia.
4. The Grover & Baker stitch is the orlv oaa
Termed from two ordinary sfoois, and without
winding from the spool into shuttle from
three 10 FIVE times. for the under thread
5. 4 seam thus formed is more elastic than
any other made By a sewing machine, and il.
consequently very valuable in all goods that
are to he washed and stretched Under the iron
8. The machine is adapted to MI varieties
Of fabrics, sewing each equally we'll requir-
iRG 40 adjustment, for any kind Of ewing.
ether than lie adaptation Of needles AMI
thread.
I. II IS more easilv kept IN order than
any other machine, nd need not be taken
apart 10 be oiled.
s. TIE machine e S common spoo! cotton
silk and iinen thread with equal faciiit,
g. isa machine IS simple ghat An intel
iiSent child Of ten ye can readily learn t.
operate and keep il in ,rler.
IL. Br reason 81 IL simplicity ofcnnsiruc-
ton and ease of management. ii is hes. G..ap,
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New DIX
T. ASCREArED A NEW ERA IN TIL
Il History Of wholosaiiug Teas in tbs coua
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The Great Cause
Or
Human MiseYy.
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Price Six Cents

ALecture on the Nature, Treat
men: s Radical cure Of Seminal Weakness,
or 81 ermaior,he,a, induced Is selfAhase
Involuntary Emissions, impotency. Nervous
Debility and Impedilnen's to Marriag. gen
orally: Consumption, Epll rsy and Fits 8;
mental aud physical incapacty, &e.-RoBF.
i. CULVER WELL, NJ. D. Author Of the Green
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The -o,ld-renowned author, in this almi-
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On tho 31st, Of Jan. 1864, in Toledo Of dip
liberia, Emma, daughter Of Mr.. G n and Mrs,
G. Barrett, aged years 9months and % days;
als0at the same place, Of the same disease
on the 4th day Of Feb. 1864, Willie, son Of
the above parties, aged years. months and
Is days.
See on those ruby lips the trembling breath,
Those checks row fading at the blast Of death;
Cold is the breast which warmed the world
before,
And those love darling eyes must roll no
!. [mo,e'
Voice after voice hath died away,
Once in my dwelling heard;
Sweet household name by name hath chanr'd
To griefs forbidden word
From dreams Of night on each call,
Each Of the far removed;
And awaken 10 my own will cry,
Where are ye, my belovd?
At buckingham, Iowa, january 10Th, 1864,
Jcssee Cochran, aged SO years, wife Of Vim.
Gordon Eco
Mrs. Gordon was native Of Paisley, Scot
land emigrated to America in 1916, and f.
nally settled nj Norwich Conn.,, and removed
to buckingham in 1854.
She was woman of strong mind and Of
temperament that overcame all obstacles, of
deep religious feelings betokening settled rrin
ciple, ola kindly nature that attached friends
soft heart and willing hands, that Tod her to
sympathlsc with suffering and aid in its alle-
viations.
Besides her family, large circle Of nc.
quaintances mourn her departure.
Being ready her end was peace.
C
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II forms fiat, even. md elastic seam
which is warranted no TO rip in wear, even
if the seam is cut at frequent intervals, and
also under all circumstances "to survive the
wash tub"
peten,ed device, Of great utility to learn
ers, prevents the possibility Of the machine
being run in the wrong direction, or the
balance-wheel wearing ladys dress
Another feature which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle,
Which cannot be set wrong.
at is alphabetically the good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine tina; the public have
long been waiting for" Boston Transcript.
at is indeed wonderful production, and
any comparison with it.'-IhR Ereniay Jour.
"a mechanical cr.'-Scamtifc Ameri-
can.
"An,ong the best and most servcanlc Sew.
ing Machines. Light and elegantly fin shed,
and SO simple in its construction, that il
seems almost impossible for tito get out OF
repair itttsburS Chronicle.
alas combined with its own peculiar merits
all the really valuable improvements of the
higher priced machines. - Pennsylvania.
This machine, in the opinion of the com
nittee, fills more nearly the requirements OF
a perfect family machine than any on exhi-
hilton. Frdnkiia Institute Exhibition Report 81
1858.
taking into consideration simplicity
chcapness. durability, and doing all work
the committee were unanimously in favor Of
Wilcox 4 Gibbs as single thread machine.
-Ytnnsyirania STATE Agricultural Society Report
I've must, in justice, express our conf
dence in the merits Of the illcox 4 Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider that great
desideratum has been supplied by it, in prov
ing, be, ond doubt that two threads nre not
ns was supposed, necessary to good machine.
Christian Advocate and Joarn al Jane p 1860.
"After mnch wear and many washings, the
stitching is found to retain all the round
ness evenness, and frmncss which are SO
much admired at first Nee York Sur.
"In principle it is perfect. '-Eng.nser Lon
don.
alas evident points Of superiority over al
others. Philadelphia Yrcss.
"A service bic machine. Of this We have
Traveller
"Tha beauty and simplicity Of its mcchan-
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mo Sewing Machuc heretofore introduced
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1--WE esteem it the best machine for family
USE IKE stitch Is Mnexaptioaa5ic Signed
BY many hundred citszcns Of Philadelphia.
SEND FOR A CIECULAR.Wsa
JAMES WILCOX,
Manufacturer
vjnl2ma sos Broadway, n. \.
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HOWARD ASSO0iA.
TON,
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMIN-
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dress, Dr.. J. SKILLIN H,UGHToN, Howard
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Published for tho benefit and as a cau:io..
to young men, and others, Who suffer from
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cap. Letter, Note and National paper, Blank
cards, Schoolcards &C. rs good 90 tile best and
chesp asthe cheapest 1t Pioneer Drug Store
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
Improved Duplex I'm Full Ruby
Actions.

A first cl.ss Haunting Tine Piece Of silver
material over which IS electro fine plated .
gold most durably wrought, making the
imitation 50 fauitless that il cannot be de-
tee,a1 from the solid material by the most
experienced Judges acids viii not affect IT.
London made movement Improved Duplex
in full ruby action. has sweep seconds, ana
is no; to be excelled in general appearance.
This SGciIedly one Of the best articles ever
offered Tor traders and spectators. Enc,-
neers, ea.igrants, and persons rayeihng,
will find them superior 10 any other aitera-
tons Of climate will not affect their accuracy
Price, paci ed II good shape and good rum
ing order. cniy So or cas- OF six for SZoo.
silver E0ub,e Time zsnniing Ley
eTS.
Best quality silver cases. over which cleo
tro fine plated s K. gold similar TO cur I'M
proved duplex, and superior adjusted move.
ments with stop to be used in timing
horses etc has four indexes for Washington
and Greenw witch time sweep second, and all
tie improvements All in sll taking its
beautiful and fau!tless appearance aud its
superior movement into consideration. We
rsgarl it as decidedly the cheapest article q
the kind in tie market, Price, IN good run
ming order, $50, or case Of for s-eo
ess.ve AK no pay in advance, but will
forward either Of hem 10 responsible parties.
to any pars Of the loyal States, with BIZ paya-
ble to expressman when the goods are deliv-
cred giving the buyer the privilege Of exam
| nation aud If TO. satisfactory, the Watch
can be returned ut our expense
The express companies refuse making
collections on soldiers and otter parties in
HE dis.loyai States. consequently all such
orders must be accompanied hg the cash TO
insure attention. We make &c iuc'lon 81
tw dollars on either watch Wien the payment
;s forwarded il advance
Money NAV be sent by espaess at our ex-
pense
TNoS. CAFFERTY & CO,
% anl s. Jroal 81. opposite City Bank
,5n4S Providence, f. /.