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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

eD-- Fashion is The con..rvator of society
throughout: :he civilized world. IL rcru,a..
The habits. customs and tsporime Mt of "a tri-
ca' nnd F:enian-poor and parvepne Bar
ringt"n quantity remarks in his sketchos, that
dress Les correar onding influence upon
address" When Tie dress is coarse, careless
and bcgriiamed-the beard uns',aven. the hair
unSempt, aud the ha. shocking bad" the
effect produced is coarse conversation. care.
less habits, and unpublished department. A
well dressed person is disposed TO Be- en- ee |.
and gravitates TO the polite for it y mid lie
vastly Inconsistent with the attire e. br vt, .er
wise, nc tDa'ter how coarse the na,, :; in
stinc: may be.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

Ia Late English papers announce the
launching of several swift steamers for the
Confederate service. and the purchase o. others
for blockade runners or rrivateefs. One called
the Iona was launched at Liverpool on the
"lst nit. She is 2i5 feet long, and her draughi
Of water. with engines on board, will he on'y
about four feet She will Us pop ,l.ed hy ~
cii'atng engines of 10 horse poweF, AID will
be really for sea in mSnt.l Tie !.:vcrpoo,
i'ost, OF the 22d ult.. states that tie crac.
steamer Giraifee has been transferred TO tie
Confederate flag. and has been changed in
name to Robert L. Lee. The Giraffee has been
purchased by the parties in Wilmington, y.
C., and is to run between that point and Ber-
mcda- The rost boas's THAI Bermuda is East
becoming as great a RENDEZVOUS for blockade
runners as Havana or Nassau, aud that the
Girafie made nine trips TO Wilmington before
her sale to the Confederacy. Tns Edinburg
Scotsman reports that the steamer Gem Las
gone into Confederate hands q, will eaoi IL,
follow in the direction taken Ivy 90 many of
her colleagues. II announces tn at tho sseamer
E.sle has run the blockade the fifth tin,a
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24
FHE DAILY :
wEoSFAAY ,dls - +


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"sishssin' y Al6int5pa In nadv srs1r
~ sAso.s irsn de sg.Aansue ~ - ~
casl sasfsth ~ iYu "a sb,s
consequently he past q - $3.50 vss :
patient wait ~ ten AsstsGsse "a. definite
resslts 90 hisA 81 de sifss4 ~ 1uur lssE
ere and esR troops ssd ahssa Ill. - did not
anePiPate OF appsssiets ~ dspe@ IT eng
sssnsi disastss - OF seos n ~ vital a~as.
ter. The loss IT visisbssg wssad - . crush.
ing. and the defeat q sscA &. ~ o. 0sossii
'ebsstsa ~ sucs - ssss - Onsrsi Grant,
seemed to be rsvsrsios Of the natural or,.er.
of things. Recsynis;ng~as the most careless
mind could not fsilss do 1.-the great ebs.aclss
to BE- overcome, - lyst saw. ~ ~ thought
We saw. out Of III gloom II bsd begiuainRl
s''me Of those tokens Of ! gosd ending, which
we present our readers iu The ts!erraphic dis.
patches Of this mosniaR.
These despatches are not conclusive hut
they are mar vsllousy cheerful.
LIST. e. ant has attack ed us.
End. Along our whole limo
jfd. And tssi!ed to carry . sirsyle breast
work.
i'h. lie has been repn!sed.
9Th lie has lost ten thousand men.
, G:h And ia in full retreat--some " here.
All this is certain; and thus far W. have
resson 30 rejoice. !Sursona cord,'
Now where is Gran. going? Is the siege
raised? Have We finished the job in the Nils
sissirri, and are the Yankees in full retreat
across Big Black
Why, at present. We can r''y speculate.
Indications are stroTg that we have done the
main part Of our work belor, vicssburg, and
that the siege is over, tina. Grant has already
'cut sticks" that his forces are demoralized.
thai Johnston has como up, that possibly Kir.
by Smith "a in the bushes aomew he re and that |
the fears of the Last month are thus scattered
for good aud all"
1t Is thought by many that General Johnston
occupies Suydet's Bluff; but of the tsu,h Of
this we arc unable to speak with precision.
In one word the prospect is bright and
clear and the relief Of our armies from pres
sure on any hand inemiueht.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

LNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD .-Ianaway nom the
l. tu5acr'ber. living in Dirt Town Valley. Cha'too>
county Georgia. on Monday morning tie 18th inst
my negro boy Dicx. sa'd boy 10 about f7et high.
weighs lso pounds, about 50 years Old, some what
gray, copper co.ored has rather down lrok. shd Is
qhck spoken. He carried OF . black medium sized
,iare nth him. The mare II six years old. lie 10
supposed to have lett the county company with one
or two white men. will pay the above reward Cor
the apprehension and delivery Of the b0y 70 me, or
hi. Inigmens in JAIL 10 that ees han agile.
jug lws JAS. R. 1RlffIru.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD.-Ons
~ th,usad dollars will be paid for the appvhen.
Zion aud dstvcry To ne. % either Of my Deputies =
Marie "a. Georgia. OF Henry Z. Payne. charged ~
counterfsi,irg ConiederAte States Treasury Noes.
WI, escaped from jail n Decatur, DeKalb county
t,nrgs raid Pa, ne Is about 70 ye.rs OF age. net
10 inches high eyes black hair jet back and sur
10y. coupi.xon DARK. bas down cat lock and allow
spoken. PHILIP A. CLA IOS.
ju2s SOD &. s. Marshal. District Ct Georgia.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

NTONEWAL JACksON.-Jus pabihhed. asd tes
- sale nv n. a. MORSE b Co.. Hugusta, Ca
A COhPLET6 BfO}RAPnlCAL 6kETCH OF
"STUNEWALL" JACKSON. BY CnAaLuS HAL.
LOcK: BEING . fall end eccarsls aoeosst nf ~
the Obaeqnies ut R'chhOpd aad Lexington.
Tits wUrk coStams many Aseo1Uem OF the ul1sersO
soldier thss have ssvox bHkosU 6oen publbAo1.
For ssle By all Book SsOres oad News AsestA Price
800 Tue SSdc Supplied ut liberal dAcount.
81 ALI u d9fa addressed to US Will be promptly
filled. N. -. MORSE b Co.,
ju3l>3t Augusta, Ga.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

DG. &. w. KELLY. DENTIST-Will lie At Cha.ta-
j. nuoga on Tuesday the asa, OF June, 70 stay fUt
IT,. eek. - practice aoy wishing work IN ta
In FER will pleas" .ail q: once. sad NOT dster
r. ne Will stay but few Gays, except buaDeso -
good. Please Gallon him et the Central House. Chat
tanr oy,. Cs73.3sI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

GALLANT FEAT OF Coz. HAwxrxs' Morx1rp
scorrs This new command, Of which ctr.
respondent has lately spoken. il already 1t
wo'k. We learn that fifteen under acting
LIS Psyne and Buch aaan, together with eight
OF Gen. Whar:on's men. creased the Cumber.
land in seven miIes of Nashville, near tue city
on the Gsllat:n pike, with boldness that
must have been bewilderirg. aud routed do.
tachmcnt Of abolitionists ensag"d in guarding
stolen stock. They brought off 2l2 males,
and reswam the river in safety, without lcsa.
Col. nark'ns is exhibiting only tho onerSy 81
ability that all expect who know him, and 10
ar9 slai to know that his eight" too long hid
under the bnshei" OF a staff appointment, ia
beginning 80 soon to shed i.s rays Against the
gloom Of the tyranny that overhanes the Dor.
der. We have since learned that tho mules
hr'@nscd to Geo. ID. Prentice, had not
been received by the Government.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24
LARGE CATALOGUE SALE
OF DIRECT
IMPORTED GOODS,
= By Steamer Viz Nassau.
~ y. xAfsz, JAcosx q e. q
Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ca, Z
Msaday And Tsiaday. seta 4 sosA J..i
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Csas 0oGb Mestoo 0AlgeD, ~ gasz-co< ~
YSAss COttoa NAvaa. p
Casa Ahoe thread
Ladies l.. q. Hss11gelbis'o,
Co.csed C0stoU. Do
Blk Hands. rvhiefs,
Casas Flax Thread, f 80.
200 fHnA LA0ies' Caters, .f
Misses Calf and KID shOes,
100 Ovs len ebetlHad Drxwem,
Bales OvenhirtA,
spool Thread, Fine C00bs,
Pms, Needles, Hosiery,
HAus, Boys Shoes, Linen. de.
ALSO,
2 Bales Broa dclUth.
Ready Made Ciuthing,
Wine, Brandy. T"bs cco, &c, aid other ~ ticlea
too nGmt 70 atiou.
GouCA put up in Lasts. and il small lots 70 suit
" hoie.'a.e IN Retail trade.
TERMS Cash.
iaiticulirs III CA.i !ogue. fju2!4
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

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II eook q - b10heeaHso - - 60 - = Is
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u b. loslsssssss II. sEa = hs,sAy ssvcse.s.
,oc 4, sssA ~. YEA. wsss;.I': ssis.ae.
jlH ~ ogegseheDby siils, Team.
t>ousp.-A rusk NJ fed2k u. r..r q Il.
) kpesss Ne lAss ID SsloesJd to be sso:ea
= two esswss we're Tya6 - ffs Abe trunk ~ The
ssne - go ioIod. 1ko sNsDde ran have the uunk By
$500 sAssDss sad e erasths - cosss.t..
NyeN, sy 10. u. POTTS.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

az E'rs. Raven. ESQ. who was APPOINTED
Consul Tor the State Of Texae. lay Is High
ness, tho Duke Of Sake Coburg and Soth- md
Who applied to this government for .. CT.
equaso-, on che a0fs Of July. lsGl, ha., one
Issued to Tim on tue 2lst Of August us ie
the 6rst foreign power to recognize I. Co,
'ederacy. IN friend in need. )" they cay ii, a
ir'end 1ndeed, bat it csnno. l.r cen. y :h,,
We have "A friend in Erpst."
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

TO- Fremont has published long letter
under cats of June 9Th. addressed to the va,
kee Secretary Of War, in reply to an order OF
the latter. enclosing copy of Butler demand
to be declared ranking officer of The army o:
the United States regulars aud volunteers.
The Secretary informs Fremont tina. Butler q
demand will he referred for a decision to a
board of military officers and Fremont Is in
vited to submit any remarks which he desires
70 make upon the subject, and is allowed 6f
Teen days tor that purpose. Nhereupon Ere
mont replies that as does not ,hnk tho Gu,s
ton o?en % discussion.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

'HH NRoPs IN MIssissrpPr-A privatc L. or
received In this city from a most rei.a.'c and
vorshy gentleman at Columbus. Miss ,e,,s:
Com, ] feel sure, will even, if TIE ~. con.
|ssneess w;E ntA sen for fifty cents per 1ushel
Iee'so~seknt whsaEe crop has boon harvested
~s~ose ~f.'sM, Y b. estimated the country in
supporting dissases OF Gen. John.,ou's .rmv
60 y* supply Hym three to four millions
bushels Of old corn. asd hi. entire a,uv i, h.
ing very !si'y suPpissd with Mississippi bosi
md bscy,a." VII.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

SkrkMIsu 1T SILVER SrRrNGs.--Ou the 18th
''s... Capt. c. Burton Of wilson county, com.
uaniing detachment of scouts under Col.
VIM. Hawkins, Wbceler's corps. ambuscadsd
party OF Federa,s on the Lebanon pike, kill
ing Isl capturing q number Of horses and car
o'net; II ma vies; SOME 30 splendid gum. blank.
e'f and various I" Yankee Notions" among them
10 negroes. Who have been given up to their
'wners Another squad Of Hawkins men
under scouting orders to Gallasin, mo. a party
OF Duuderheaded Du,ch AID b-avely as.~cLe
them. They killed three Ose Of the bodies
proved to b. that of L.. C,l Carter, reg im.n,
NOT Known. The like reports Of many killed
end lew pTisoners Lss the 80 url,ern Home"
OF me fsSkss be under the cod. Col. H.v.
4. ~ ,n'sd 70 sslisx Up rapidly. IT, osS
80 = Aeeptsd Boeass Who sspsss directly
- - $500 sod isaesAsigabss WhSbss. -.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

! 49, An nsg'islnas ya.s3Hsp1 lpsAs;sAss
? card il tho London TDj. esJ,ke zas ~
Woald nat have offered his rssnsn8t sssslN
sicss at the SAefSsld sseseisG, Asi he 80
thUught hist the sepsssas sxiseu1A 81 ~
Scefsdenscl offered . bstsw 49, 40
sAsEosa es astt;n9 - r. 80 y
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-24

ThN AtAOns Pa dssvdins 70 the pos
.sey Of John "a. 'Flsrnx A.s. lasnSer nom
Knox. vho recssal6 sapssssd IN Nashville and
took the f'Alsss eaah. sayss-~ -tt.s 90
I'VE hsprened t. be q NGobfrs vhe.
John took me cath b stppost ~ cosfDls rsts
relieh." - ss3 49, tsfsiFTs
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have ssssh hIAia1 brsNk He, dsservse ~,
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sEv- Yankee soldjss wn chloe An IT,
by his OWE haosAsr she csAet day N F,aSis
It seems thN h da,csdty arose bsbossa lie
t~o. whea one drew pistol, sadI sAes the
other, viAh The sssuit above sAsAGsil Auoslasul
ssldier is:srsa.sd 70 prevent ~ tragedy, ~
he sss s'ss' sl'os. aid ID ssPpossa n - fseAliy
wosndsd. usy VEN Ill psit~ssi IN ca. 4
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fore or<er: d that pabtaaG1D = 49,
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sa'h non residcnt deeaulDo6 o . e. GS6
August seru,. 1855 a ~ esnnsy ee00 0H6
~. T'unesase. to ~ held h Ne teWp so4~1n
dcmur 10 ths ~. lpsvks ~ sao O06
70. costes:ea 49, - A:asaag R.p9e9 81 -,
ssssliss tAs ssisas q ~ ssSss. $780,
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csS- Qlte scene occurred near Cslsmbus
On the evening Of the 18Th. =" Lost sveaing.r
says difDstctN FROM that city sDSln e0esiA
naa Gazette. So psSty 81 n6mJe Nv
coPperheads were on their AaQ1 ksI5kss
shosied very furious'y for vailaoAie1Asr
which 40 irrita:ed the couva,e scent eoldistssAt'
Camp Chase, that those who were able rushed
out to Tie road aid stopped the buterrn:s
who were compelled to take the oath Of ale.
glance, AID an oath 10 vote neither for Vs,lsp.
digaam NOR any other rebel The oa,hs were
administered by the sergeant Of o. Tennessee
regiment. One fellow positively refused to
comply with the demand. and rope was pro-
duoed, which soon brought him to TERMS"
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Z the New York correspondent - he
Pbiiaxieirsis Inquirer. writing on 90 = Oh
Inst, sara: DIAN Riclimon4l. ,ns grA, 'h,ef
engine Or pf the Albany Regency. art;vs' .ren,
buGss".tsais ssorsins, % business OF .,,sc;al
sad Pecs'isr importance, il 10 said. Alarmed
At the pf'g'ess Of the sch.sm crea'' d ~ the
peace" ~ Fsrasads " God faction, ihs ", III
y thai hs - been commissioned ny Peer
e'aggss wse Stsg cid foxes "a sec ir he casao.
srssss " III soaie tort of conprom 40 with
Fssnasdes ris h,,sr ia said 10 have bee.
"ssaA fHf' with;a Al lsoae after tile Dean arri.
va ct Ne Aatapv bat whether the summons
was af'irsmtiy( responded TO or not, l have
20. heard
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dred men, four pieces of artillery and thirty
six wagons. Most of the men captured by
by the rebels belonged to the I'd Tennessee
loyal regiment, and over one hundred to the
18th Ohio. We hold from Washington on
the Tennessee river to Bulls gap.
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
NEwBERS, N. C.-Large numbers of rebel
desertcrs continue to come into Newbern.
Over one hundred from Whitford's battalion
in on Thursday last. A large number of ref
ugees from rebel conscription also came into
Plymouth, N. c., last week. The refugees
are neatly all boys from II to 20 years of age.
On their arrival over thirty of them enlisted
in the I'd North Carolina regiment, now being
raised al Plymouth and Newbern.
The WILMINGTON BLOCKADE.-The block
ade Of Wilmington is so Inefficient that only
one steamer is lost by the blockade runners
in every twenty-five trips; yet cotton is sell
ing there at three and halt cents per pound
in gold, while in Bermuda, where it is taken
from Wilmington, it is worth sixty-two cents.
MILITARY CHANGEs.-Brig. Gen. Candy,
who has been in command of the United
States troops in the city and harbor OF New
York, has been relieved and ordered to Wash
ington. Brig, Gen Stannard, who has com
mand of fort Richmond, Sandy Hook, and the
detenres on that side of the harbor, succeeds
Gen. Candy.
RETALIATIoN.-The Tribune says there is
reason to believe that an order will be imme-
ately issued at Washington demanding of reb-
ell authorities facilities to supply our prison.
ers with army rations, and to threaten them in
case OF refusal with retaliation upon the pris-
oners in our hands, Who are in numbers large
ly in excess of those confined in the prisons of
the rebel capital. 1t is possible, however,
that the threat to retaliate by feeding the rebel
prisoners as our men are fed may be made d.
rect without the preliminary offer to provision
the victims of rebel inhumanty. Should
sUch proposition be made to them, there is
little doubt that the rebels would refuse to an
swer to it, since they have, in a communca-
ton to our government, denied that they are
starving our prisoners, or ill-treating them in
any way, and have affirmed they are giving
the same rations as heretofore, and the same
that their own soldiers have received.