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sth DaDDn~4 DIG. sssnss, a Asssy.
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Iith Dis1-p- y. ounnir. II shsnw.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

80 We learned yesterday, from uuquei
tionabls anthprity that Rosecrans' sroops ~er
being esllsd lssck towards Tallahom..
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nNEH0NDRED DOLLARS van
- On fsssday nieik, lesA Insey eae 6sy, Geosss
Black heavy set. weighs 160 pands, ahuus twenty
two pears Old, with cut oa Ata right hasd By which
the fore nger d sta. We WI pay the above reward
'or Oh eeusey 10 ~ o. DslteR u.s.. lodged in any
SAFE AL . - can gst him.
i.lala OLIVER. UlClI0fs. 4 Co.
SUBaTlTUfE WANTED. --fiss ,saanssa dollar.
- VII he paad for maa IN m - subMisuse IN 4
. hrst class Tennessee reg imea4. Addrsap
WIN. RANDALL,
Vts-W- Chnttsaooca,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26
DsA ssa Charts stea.

Ciiy Of the rolinss Win not permit it's classic
paves 10 be polluted by che tread Of yankee
soldiety. We belisSe the resolute citizens of
tho place would ssake il . funeral pile first
+" Long ego" says no Charleston Courier OF
tho I'D. it was stssnsy rsss.ved to fight with
desperate aud hsrse valor whenever the foe
came to invade our waters and assail osr city.
We had given out IN tSe world that If Charles
ton ever fell, it would fall not like Nashville
md New Orleans. but after il waa not posi-
bio to resist longer the advance OF the enemy,
and after hs beauty had been turned inf
Wondering ruins. Whenever it has been
threatened, or min,ls have reverted to that
sesslvs. and never were tae iphsbitan'' of this
besiegsd city mere 6smly hxsd in that deter.
minatten tssn they ase ~ the p3ssese time.
The defence shah - 90 II has been, earnest
osstinsto and vaiisht bat should Providence
frown upon our capsa. tho enemy win purchase
success at . creates cost Than he has Jet paid
for sny vioasSy. - - sill lind the place desc
laae aud visAosel AtIhsbiesat, aud pitch his
ssuts amid ~ tsse! femains of what was
ooos the ossen Cay Of fih south
Ss0r Dir. Pollard. one Of the esitaes Of the
[hneed Examiuer, appeared bsfqfs H. nay
[srsf Mchaond. l.s. Tp~sday. AID sAss aE
~ s1m eftaDeo. sosAh.zeppssalaDeAAA sss'
- ssas0ws oaasvs - e.suauassf. -
l1sssf6h1e,. rhs diMciAt ~ 49, q 34cn
|Ay SxssG q iaas u Ss.,is6 nsl
Hes sAaaa sid - savs oNpm 90 Of I
49, nsiflAys sauDopH. wA1sa
tllr eSevArd deesssed 7rsAsctoa vpsa Mr. Nc
tltsAoa.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

NIXON. vi Laurence county ~ .n linda dent can.
d,d.te tor cossre=s Ia the ss'raah congressional dn
trict at the ensuing election.
iune3t tes
Scr shs LsSfsiaaur..
In response 10 Numerous sfeitas,oaa. I Announce
rescntst.ea from the Pictorial District composed OF
the counties Of v.n Buren,, Bet'os sod Rhes at the
ensuing August election q. Z. cARNEs
e. We are authorised and reques,ei y, annou oca
Lent Al. A. WALLACE, of ah,a county. a. o can.
ddate to represent the counties Of Hhen. Bledsos
and Van Buren, in the lower house OF the next Gene
june23-tes
iscAxs 24ru Txksnssr e. RIss .xnr, ON ovrrosr, .
EDITOR CHATTANOOGA RsnaL
In obedience to q cali made upon me By the Co.see
county member OF this regiment, (2ktA Tenn essee
at meeting recently held and alp 70 many splcita-
tions by citizens Of said county ~ various imas yos
are hereby authorized to announce my nnssa e car
ddate to represent the people OF Coee cousty In the
lower branch Of ihe next Lagttaaurs q RsanGsss.
jnne2s-te FRANCIS II. RAGsDAI.E.
For the senate.
We authorized to announce the Hon. Sas,
HAifa candidate fcs the senate from the Wissrict
coniposcd OF toe counties Of HamihauA Aaain 81
qustchis. Bsedscs and Bradley. D-s
ONE THoUaKHb DOLIAIus REwARD.-o,s
v thoosed dollars viIl Be pail for the apprehse-
son and delivery TO me. eiihsr OF nay Dspasis. q
80 e . .'f f. ss:,s'd ss ss
who escaped hoa an In Dccs!ur, DeKaIb county I,
e ssS 'ss = ss Nat
ley; somph1'0n darh ha; SeTs @ Ioos and ssos
;u23 sod c. M.,rh.i n,.tr;c, - n;
THIRTY DoLLARs REwA RB.-Prtv.ss John
Vols stationed e essesa sooss, rs n age Is years.
i've fee, six inches kih. sht hsir blue eyes resident
Of Catoosa couaty 0s, near lin ggo.d enlisted a.
xiso, private Hsrvy o s Of ..,n. command
let inchs. hisS INV ~ IN: ~ s,,e o, sse
,on residess Of spsiine oouatr. Ga. eni,sted a,
Also. private joel T. williams Of ss,ss enr,su.,s
stationed At CE1asassss. issn abons 80 y.sr, a.
sse: tsss - hEh black hair black syxs .sd
.. Griiu. Co. nay 10 iss1, sss Sssrd Gon vas n
Charleston. 8. O. no ssovs ssVssa Gin De paid for
a,sss 80 - s .ss' ''"ia s sc:s:s:
Hppss'ss, 6.p1 Ss.,a,k lssssry L. ar.
~ SonSr rs Poa " Csst sssssr.
s. g. Sam. ..s -, a..
WA.rae-!. $. 10. es,r. 4,,,, = I..,.
s 81. ''a. fs'a' A'dss'o sss's; s[Ss:Po's
O,o,e Ia si i
.so ye.rs old. with cut oa At right hasd. BY which
10: s. s.. % Dssts o. ies Iss nay Il any
i.leis 0LIvsk. NICHOLS. & Go.
vii : Ia 70. msa !, ::s;a, s0.:
'r'' class rsnnsssse r'sineat. Aadrs..
w 49,, Mxst - 10 ,.t SE a SCOUT!--HavinG TO.
Wheeler, to raiss a conpsay Of se0rrs Vor Carter
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lEP- A deserter named France was shot the
other day near Jonesborough, while endesvor
ing to escape. He was recognized by tire
Guard, as q deserter. Though France may
fail to recognize the Contederates-in this in
stance, IA Confederate was not slow to recog-
Iiize France.
no. A Yankee WAS captured near Brdge-
port, day before yesterday, and recognized az
. commissioned officer iu forrests command
who had deserted and joined the enemy The
pris ner was brought in here yesterday.
~ lt is rnsnored that large force Of yam
koc intentry sre Seiug mounted and organized
at Huntsville for anotnsr "Strait' raid. Am.
pie preparations will lie MAIDS to give thsin q
hot reception.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARp.-Io,t o..
ner 81 boy b b4 az. quict sgsien nsher Soy eyed
thick end vwy tsHnthesss. ahout afssu
years 81 had q. wess AlSs ssas biue psnsu
said msse = 81 nq1hn, oiss. psSss, I'D Hss ! nssed
scar on ff9es flee enSs, atm ,sss On AHA. VIII
pay the sesvs uev hm1ved dasn tor their dslivesy
10 nv or ~ infcnation tht viii had 10 their re-
e0sery. eetaasnassn sahsl g "a eacs:
r. lie. eTARFORD,
jylt1iSs -. a. az 10 80! &c go Cav;
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-26

w WIN. m. psviaso0, 4. ID. C., ct hsneu uastesr
ing. Gea. Patton, AudessoSas bsigass. Bnassposs
Ala. fiyiS fE&sl
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ONE TH0UakHb DOLIAIns REwARD.-ops
" thoosad dollars viii be pail for the apprshsp-
Marietta. Georgia, Of HehU C. payse, CHARGED With
counterfe ting Con4ssrsie Sssass Trasary Notes
Who escaped hon 5AM In Decstur DeKalb county
Georgia. Said rtyse ID shout rs ysars Of ase a,e,
or 10 inches high eyes black hair jet black ma oar
ley. compExoa dark, has dsspa ca. look and stos
spoken. PMT.R A. CLAYTON
JUS 500 c. g. Marnhsl Distrct Of Gnorria
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For the SENATE,

We are authorized TO announce the Hon. EtS. 4
Szira candidate fus the senate from the lHstris
composed OF toe counties Of HamiHqg. Assim, 9
qustchis, Bsedscs and Bradley. -
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brenneno unb p0u Jnni9fett an ibren 3igen
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N9. aue 8tteFe tnIlien einen 9ct-Stamp entRaIsen.
Gre }3Iu, . 2 s )aeH 34 ei!ne1t.
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mitte uns gsbaHslpng iino arsn %atsren 8dnl unbe.
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nat tegeteyt 2eer baUtrts G6Ee entlrdt bAbsn
w9rteT rnSgen id nit ppNem @srtrapen natsp.
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landU(tfttn @etratuassp, eo8 rae 6rcofta melde
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ten. Gerut Des @bi6tne8 Mertrrrung ter Sheen QSes
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 6. The Gazette has re.
turns from Fl counties in Kentucky. Bran,
let's majority is 1904.
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Washington, Sylvester Bill, Valentine Fish,
Joseph III Fellows, Carlos q Cheney, Alvah II
Sanborn Horace Thompson, Lowell S Button,
Alonzo A Bohomon Orrin Hutchinson, Hiram
R Thurston, Alfred @ Underhll, George F
Smith, John Stanley, Daniel G Bixby, Will
liam e Worthley, William j D Bagey, John
F Stevens, George M Sleeper, Joshua D Walker,
William Fellows. Asa H Paper, Dana Taylor,
Henry Renno, Dennis 6 Blake.-24.
Vest Farlee-Andrew Flanders, Thomas
Whitcomb, VIM B Kimball, John Strong, Dex-
ter Silver Richard II Ould, George A Com
stock, Lynde L Moore, John Ordway, Ira U
Lane, Samuel NJ Douglass Jesse Jenkins, Ethan
A George, Chas. Moore, Almon Aldrich, Ed
ward Brown, Bartlett Burr, Edward ' r
Adams, Joseph N Kimbal, George II Rowell,
Benjamin Niles, Harvey H Wilson, Lucius W
Scott, Henry Ii Degoosh, Trial A briggs. -25
WiMamsiown, George W Newcomb, Sam
uel N Seaver, Edward Glysson, Louis Boutwell,,
Henry w Davis, Charles W Edison, Enoch B
Martin, Jacob Jeffords, Lucien A Downing,
Francis S Martin. Stillman Seaver, Nelson G
Drew, William Pratt George Marston, Ophir
S Martin, Chas E Davis, George Jefords, Ben
iamin 0 Flint. Barney Ring, Cornelius Smons,
Perry Hopkins Frank w Ainsworth, Kinsman
A Martin, Nash Simons, Alder Martin, Jesse
w Templeton, Gilman J Jackson, All Patter-
son-28
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OBJ pailp }rteman,
MONTPELIER, AUGUST 7, 1868.

TIE NATIONAL THANKSGIVING was appropri-
ately observed in this town the 9th inst. Pla-
COS of business were closed and the day was
kept in the spirit of the Presidents proclama.
ton. Religious services were held at the Epis-
copsl Church, Rev. Mr.. Shelton preaching q
discourse at the Catholic Church, Father Dru-
on talking TO his people; and at the Brick
Church, where Rev. Mr.. Lords congregation,
and those who attend Rev. Mr.. Cooper's Meth
odist) Church, united in observing the day. AT
the latter place Rev. Mr.. Cooper conducted the
devotional exercises, Mr.. Lord being absent from
town, and C. W. Willard read short address
and the choir, under the direction of Mr.. Hop
kins, delighted the congregation with choice
and beautiful music.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 7. The ste'
r. Spalding, from Stone Island Inlet
4th inst. has arrived here. ok
The siege of Charleston was progress
vorably. No important news otherwise r
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DRowsED-Carlos J. Bancroft, aged eleven
years, son of Carlos Bancroft Esq, of this
town, was drowned while bathing in the North
Branch, about three-quarters of mile from the
village, Thursday morning. His body was re-
covered after being in the water about an hour.
He was beautiful, bright lad, and the afiliction
is heavy one for Mr.. Bancroft and his family.
They have the sympathy of our entire commu-
nifty in this great and sudden grief.
The funeral will be from Mr. Bancroft resi-
dence Saturday, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
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THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per-
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Dental Notice.

T HAVE removed my Office from Main to State Street, to
J. the new building called the " Riao," between Ballou
Loveland's Bookstore and the Freeman office. shall
be glad to see all who wish to employ their dentist
Teehwhoe and parts Of sets inserted Gold Sill Ver
Platina and Rubber. The Rubber Work is so
ensively and ayorably known that not necessary to
say anything in its praise, as it is almost universally
used in the place of metal plates.
No Charge made for temporary Sets OF Teeth.
My price for Filling Teeth with Gold is 20 Cents a
Cavity, '....ty ys..H .s.
" Extracting done with improved instruments, and
Ether or Chloroform given II necessary. All my work
Warranted. Persons coming from distance will
please notify me In advance, convenient my char
es are reasonable JOHN M. COMEGYS.
state ST., Montpelier, July 81, 1862 'ItAf Ht x.
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All letters for New Orleans by the way Of
the Mississippi river must be marked on the en-
velope " via Cairo, H." Otherwise, they will
be sent by the steamship route as heretofore.
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New York, Aug. 7. The Tribune's dispatch
from the Army of the Potomac says, " We learn
that Fitz Hugh Lees brigade of cavalry, and
portions of Longstreet's division comprise the
rebel troops at fredericksburg"
Lee, daily sends scouting parties across the
Rappahannock to watch any movements that
Gen. Meade may make in that direction.
Gold, q SO cents premium.
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PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 6. The State Demo-
cratic Convention to-day was largely attended.
Hon. Byron Bradbury, the candidate of last
year, was nominated as candidate for Governor
He expresses the opinion that madness rules
the hour He declares his opposition to the
emancipation proclamation, the confscaton
act, DC.