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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

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J. n WILLY.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

THE KHLE1 by THE X 4ILhoAD AooIBEsT.-
The following nls tue names OF the l,errons
killed by the Railroad accident, lnentidhed in
our paper yesteiIday:
4 s. Row. chattthooga. Color Seargtnt. Go. A
18th Tennessee Regiment
VIA, BachApah. Co. /, lat Arkars . Regi
ment.
Jack BartceE %. K. 45ll4 AIabams Regiment
~ Higely, Co. D. 45Ell Alabauna Regiment.
Corporal TJIIea, Co. k ist Arkansas Regi-
ment.
ment.
Corporal III y Ofssih. %. K. South Carolina
Regiment.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

sES- ajor General S14 coy B. Buckxss. Who
has recently assumed command Of the District
Of the Gull, ana established his headqusrser.
at The G tlf City. issues tue following orders
10 ne Ghisens Of Mobile:
Having been assigned 10. the duty Of
Organizing the Offences tf Mobile. regard il
as alike my duty and my privilege 10 appeal
to its citizens for their active co-ope- alton in
the defence Of ~ that is dear 10 them cal
upon them 10 fl up to fileit maximum the
companies already organized. and 10 form liew
companies. which. at the moment Of danker.
can be employed in the defence OF tue city To
each ward of the city the Mayor will give hi
assistance in the organization An efic1eni
officer Will be defailsd to conmand~dnd 10 IN
str uct these comIaiiies-
n The troops thus raised Win be assigned to
the honorable duty~of g1ardiag the city aud
the land defsBcei in its vicinity.
Commanders Of existing companies. and OF
-eompaniks in process of formation, are desired
TO report Immediately to Coione! \. WIcKlIFFE
at the Office Of Bfigadier79enerai MAcKkLL, IN
abe onstpmhouse S B. lBUcKNER.
~ Haior-G General Commanding
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

~herines writes from Richmond to tie
rhaFle-ion Mercury
Gen Ice has said ftat 10 him + vas a r,oa
rs fistory, over bnrnside and he o.
troops. who f0f the iirst time were cured 81
straggline- Only six cases ara reporfed Ii
pompaIs THIS with Sl.arpsburg. where then
we're 10000, and Jon will see The force
Ten; Lees remark. His army is now discig-
l'nea az a should be, and The world has nere-
seen rs eqnai i has foughf more baitles
lhfp airy ari1F ever fought and II has nereI,
tes1 ueieafedi Always brave, il had bnt ii.ii.
single vice -of Struggling. and now ~,
has been conquered. When Gen. IL. .fo{..|
along The lines on Tuesday nornilig. he IxoulI
say 10 rhe division ant brigade eou.t,s,.sier[
:: e ne BASED thenl- General. you l,it them !
discouraged ITEM and hat We viii get M
more fghfs ON offher.
! MARRIED. on Dec $50, lSsl. y Rev. Wn'
1.essr' Dr. G I. keeneg q MorEsn's eouim.ni. 10
i - 2. A. tdnoadspn, q sprins Pisec
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06
THE lsETEgIATIpN

We have recsivH nothing additiaral from
the front, 10 what apRsarsa Ein yelHerdayp, !.
issue of the Rebel Ab offeial dispatch from
General Bragg, reseiyea yksisraay, bsarinv
date of the day p5svl3asg apnaunees Tia Hhat she
enemy retired On the hight pf ths III. but :
short distance IN his IfheAF.l THE mkt eve
ming. (2dj there Was kIBfEeE. AAarp Hontdst
in which We dtOYt tie epsuiyls lsst aank
from position. but gur alsEapItihg pakty IL.
tired again With HOn4ldgsrAble loss \ , both
sides. ISL HH TIT
Wharton, had asaiIgOl q Ehe rsar VI ROSE
Grams. and had aapEureH two hahdFss4 1lere
Prisoners. and one BFeof Fl a9ttiIIt Ani had
destroyed two bundled Ioadqd wakonsL
Among r's rsir ssIfrs brpHsht here within
the past few days. Are lreB9 iasl.iy4l f,o,,
seyenty-sight diferHnt 4ahts pf .lH Yam
kee army. This fac OF itseEf eEidsnqas in
great measure. the Httet dralizatioH Of the
enemy, after his severe EastigAtiphOf Wednes-
day. Every regEm5ht 'Ihasi laays suffered in
the defeat, more Of less Hill H1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06
CHaTTAsbboA. Jan 2d lIss7

ED1oR RgBEL: ] desire to tender 10 the
ladies. Of Chattanooga ana vicinity the sincere
thanks Of the sick and Wounded soldiers. for
their prompt attendance and timely assistance
At the r. r. DEPOT upba the arrival az rains
ftom Miirfreesbbro-alsbl donations vstv on
made Of old lluen and cotton raes,
Of which tho I9spitais can never have TOO
great a>suppiy- M ~
The women oE the south know fbeir dptv
and ever Perforia it, gsnkfously. Rpbly.
Respectfully. yo4s ob'f. serv;f.<zz51
S. Srotr.
Post Surgeon.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

Attention, Hamilton County con---;-,.
II. person IN Hnnitou County 49,. =, -
- ton. befneet fhs 49, 81 ~ - u, .- -, u
aszenbed ~ Chattsnooe, On ne inn 80 ~ 49,. =
II. 1888 81 e d - - - $3.50
bienk sert'1e41es pf exemption VII 1s furnished
- --,.--'-t e.lsett % ue ned up and izsued 81
,post H1Q may b entitled % flfm- pti~,ns lr -
cay1ty ciaiuin< exen-ntIin rrie- ~. - - -
ftea 70 make her afii-ttiels 70 ttc rnf1lI.r- a.
nsrts =. nt.ee Inst their iaiufs ray b. de- "a -
- IN . SAn4afy- Al vi cu1re fbe plare q,
rrn1t y Gus s1ppel viii blankets rr tthrr - 49, ~
i1g- e. D. BLaKS. Ia Col. n. :.
l--1-4et loln1n1rdsnf % for.~rfr.ss
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

"a The PREstDEsTl4rrivedl in Atlanta Fri
day night. en- route for Richmond. ArsiIIerx
zalutes announced his arrival and a crowd
collected around The train, aud Dir. Davis mad.
a brief bat aniHiated and cheering speech. A
special car, inffished With sofa was provid-
ed q convey him to Atgussa. Il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

B<S- Large numbers Of our wounded have
arrived here within tis past two days. and
The kind SURGEONS Of IIe hospitals. ami their
Assistants, and tlie bs4evolent and patriotic
ladiesol chatianpogk have been indefatso.
bic in their exeftions to promote the cUn,ltor,
Of the sufferers. =
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

~ - - - ny ta.her il-leu. On Frii1T nIrht
- 1nis high tx -t.rs nj 81 - 49, ~.
ilal white - n lhe Ill - = - - -
no ard r's1ea-rtnl In - T--I--- 49, -. -
name and e h. I.ulIl cfr~ 80 - - - ~
n,.-e, and 80 ~ flss 1n,.rtl-r. :. ~ -, IN - -
----Ir f-A- DssE0EEIE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

HuoE cAtaAce-QhF friend. NJ. d Par
lam has onr THINKS for an immense cabi age
bead. as vnteIas sn9| and "a firm as Il
Stone7-iheI Prdducf Of the Old NorthlSate.-
Friend ? has p fine stPfk Of groceries and
family snpplieF but ald more Of such cab
bage.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

&IrC kIkDlou ~ Melville and Chafinpo-~'- -.s,
rad Al. Ialae ~ r-sscsncs 81 ths Inre Rrr =
p SeF'cr- he - Contains to nr,r. uilh -
Swelling undlr f1e enrlenre rtil Yin rrr,~rr
Chcrrirs- PI1 klIisr~s. rriruss a,f r,r,r.- -
niee se'erfian q besIits For iarthrr rsrtierI.--
apply q, r. + sEICK
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

= - ~ ~ c1-1s ~ = Z " Per Acre.
HAVE sd lhrin FOR - 4 "a, tni-frr 80 -.
nnr 80 ares n cuIil Eiiur. situated IN b~nulIrrf
and tsIfle VA - sne lair MIKES frou. - ~ n
=, k4irH.d ~ Ifners psp 4 sud nlns rniIrr 80
81 cf1t anooia- Il A.. 81 a rer~r-rrI11-- s,.-@
81 excl Ell Mineral water Per nrrtI r-I~<s - -
1ec1Q-1o r. n V4PVF11
L. L.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

BAY The Northern ptess is agitated abous
the policy Of the removal Of the Fedora CAPT
sol. If this war is carried on much longer the
Federal capital win be rehoved to-the vaults
Of the European bankers.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

1 + |.fIi I
The signal yietofy which our army has
achieved over the HorcbA dflthe enemy on
the soil Of Middle T9nues4ee. places Gen
Braxton Bragg before the country III new
attitude-that Of sHccdss. HI II
When il was knbwhI that lthis officer WIS
retreating outof Kenthck The press Of the
South, with few exceptions aOndemndd him
without mercy. Amobg Those who With
held an expression ofIopihi4n and awaited
forfuller particulars, Was thiE journal. DE-
tails arrived at length, like fveFythiHa else
connected with that army and through ldt-
ters pro aud qonl Official 4ispstches and
NoPiniOss innume ERA le, We we're given time
and thought upon the yeHei rontroversgy.
Among other III inds. al cidsnt GIVE ds.i alIo.
personal inter vi- Y With tierI Bragk. aid
We read With attention. the exBianatipns BIZ
John Forsyth. III opt Of AIl this tnate-
rial the i4e1plifacIesdf the illIstarred cam.
paign in KentufkyI weEe not |el9afed hu To
our satisfaction; ii, With tile na5ofity bfH
gar fellow joufnRli4ts8okT the South VIE could
got With hold On onsinoI is shake of tic hfaIi.
and If uplto this gbod hont We are d Enhdh
IN the fog as ever, our re4HeIs can bqHisl Us
witness that we on no occasion exhibited tn
temper, much less sev{rits Of eriticislas tp-
wards Gen Bfassgs+thht we counsellea tb
most conservative moderation instead, and
that we opened our coIamis freely to whose
who desired, and WHOM we deemed cdnipe /
tent to undertake defeaca Of himself ana
a developments Of biz ephIpaign. Nell
adopted this COURSE be4ause HIVE we're SIM
cenely anxious to 6nh h fsbistioh IF the
problem, and because VIE haze Yet to aeatb
tie benefits Of hapty .6udanbeut and EacIi-l
mOniOus structures ppo4 the d9nauet Of com
mauiing Generals: Il FilH
A new, and we trusk in Oh Gases, a more
pleasing duty, devolyes upon the press dftkel
South tn u the record Of the KeDtuck
campaign required den Bragg haI del
feated Rosecrans, and has driven His irhl
mense army back upon Nashville. The
extent of the victory Ut present Is great,
and may become ihr greater The Result
might give Us POSSESSION Of NashvilIel and
open up to Us another hnd su+er patAHsvl
into Kentucky. The Joss sssttinsa W u
in the execution Of thik good work! THOUGH
serious, has been small in conpafisoh 10
ether battlelfelds, whkre tie coHnbatants
have fought long and WELL If We had been
defeated, Gen. Btagg would haFe been
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06
Took cur FOR HIM


I - ~ ID
- ~ - go tLe CAPTURE an6 q livery 4. -
- -. - i1et - ang i1.t can Tel IN 81
lir = tti1 i 1nhlsrr, - 49, ~, - = -
li.ghcs ai-h hr.r n, l.flt - 1- - -
tas stls-r 80 - uie.~-, -
rerr >tfaal - -r,.rt "a. -. -. -
sel,li<g ci,nil,, " ~ -. -. - = . = -
~ - Pi-7n cap aiid lalker hire 3-rk~f
~ ~ t-t > = fiie ar-e~t sad lruf a. c,'urirt -
ie..,- - isiing hi1s. - aidrE hin h er1uDe
- = go .,1c-S5-E JOHN n. XII 4
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06
Ny R,iman Aniheny
matted BIC Is leap lntplIny arms.
Aud de

Just. then / lead a crasl. and woie.--
iise was working OF the evening edition
OF the hs6st and bis rafting machinery dis
solved the mystery Of folded sleep.r ana /,
STOOD up. Inc Foreman ifnportnned me for
copy i Where ! the graHevine = said he
1 told hi N this dream and he s.raightway wen,
and Ptiated it.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

- a rtdifulosIa ~ I,--I -, ID,
Northern papers is going the ..D'n me
Southern Press CONCERNING a Yankee named
Greene having been made the bearer 81 prop.
lositions-of pease between the fionfederacsl and
the United States, and d restoration. Of The up-
ion- Il is abohtitls. gfsenest trick aiYahkee
ever perpetIat4d.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

~. ~ srlo.4 Fafd have 81 sals a. sslsrrl. Y,
= - - n ~ Abs ~ Salt. IN s1rh. 81 ar,
Il. X. 4'-nf- pr b1sel, nv rrndT ror .hiD-
-,iderss1el d. sl.lDer S..r,--- - -. - =.
Janl4-t- LID VII - r-.rfr-s = -. =. - -. p
70. ID. and NJ 81 > q sa--es --,il n. = - -
salt Is - tle le-l iI.la.,tr -
ses-s--s Ak b DnKExsoS . c..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

WI pay lie tbvc rerhrd lor the arrest snd'is-I
i.tert u neni Ifrefe k4rics Warrrn-a eal,-r ct
~ -, rs tsergla k-lnstEt. uho deserted froh to
.-ap r. >lii re- ia CArilin- clu1iy. Va "a to
on r. ana > supposed r have 10 bis home in
o--e fo1htf ''ftrgrt ~<ld N4rrrn i a<ed aborf -
rafs. near * ieet hlgn- far skln. ~ ewes hrht
~ ,f--ht ..eAsy Ofa1d~ JNO- b. COUNIIS-
l't@-lt Comdg Co II As. Ca
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

~ " hen slynIeer Tioscerans demanded
of rs the srtretdsr OF AIurfreesboro. I'VE pre
sumo he expedited US to bring it down to hin,
1t NashvilIe+-as he couldn't wait to take II
himself
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

ses.- 1t il stated that PIP ice-bouse al Fred
ericksburg we're fouhh to be inlI of dead
Yankees. That was 'l,t 4,ch a bad idea. Tie
dead ones Win seed a hide sonetbine cool
when Hey g4t 70 where the good Yankees
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

6 ITfI MAJOR 2 > a
Inc ten men were promptly sent. but dis
covered the story about the ..riotous mob to
pe wicked h8a4. They founa the a,iiifer Of
tie dispatch, Major Maitin. cutting an exten
qlve swell ip tlss quiet PARK Of Marietta. They
Took HIM ~ iisw aud escorted him to the
Atsapta Barracks where a little dark closer
Was appropriated to HIM TbH seller. himself
became the victim to tib lcsR
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

~ at age. vii eaFaze asa zplt1f'Its e 4 ,.ff.ff
~ nice ran b obtei1ed FL fartir lsfs rnolirr ~
decsl - T. HIII.T f
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- : 1erie- lts1ians- 49, 0lirn-r,. Co.,.
80 r. 114t 'll .icI ni,d~--I--,-F =.
- ~ ~ ~ irarn lie fars-cnl.r.
ess1- -. - - 111 a. 1--we nv K1 - - 49,
~ 49, - auy i1l.rnElinn cruurrrIr- -
-. 80 - - l1l< IrEl11Enl III - fk~~Es-11-
d-r--ire- - J. 'GRlGSbT.
a1aP s'e.rs1.re-eI.rssS 49,. . ~ Ms. h.G,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

ssa- LincolH' appeal . fhc GOveTp6r Of
View York DON'T Say liore.'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

49, HEADoranrrns
I'Hi, caasrfiIe amp A. ilss ,.i-e. ri, =.
"a A. Mad ne 70, I~nt,~.-.s - - 49,, -.'.e
80 esIrlasiug lnirsa. an, r-si,. 4, -, - .ns.-
la.r h-r-issi f-ri rid "a n --'s 80
t'ii1ifmea u Cointr cart .-e r-..7--s a. -.
q the a. ~ l,.,-.r. =, - .-Inn.
illoIlte la ii the name. al IN gs-,-.
hon iirir sc4eral touutie- "a - 1,-s--t
my .sfis- MAR u J. WRIGHT
e@ -'-A@ brlE- Gen. Csn6r. ~
xAMfs 70 tiie -sl,-crfb-f's % the - T,.-.-- =
I uiier haiHh fazl ~ Chn-f.l-r-. !. - = =
Nth unanr rufnei D. ieft kid@. - 49, - .
ia fsce TIE ssner j. reque.fea % cr--,~ - -.
istiffiy. paf chsrses and = Re Tier. 49, r'@'s
54ul-lus A p cRrrr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

= I'M
q 11ih1s- tea. y - ST. 49,
IL --..r' II a -rieil1a>icf GrnCralI EuVe 49,
-'--iea VA tntirt c.lfr, q colcrl.nr - 49,
lnrt 49, q Ir.tssr - - =. - -
ny ltafner ~ I'D - - - - 1ax-
11te-s ne etth - - - - Nea =
E -.-' As d ~ cr-9 % 81 p.ffiutic rr-1--- ~
- Il :. $50 A. i~7tl-r he'd = nnre-no-~H1-
eeref = -. 49,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

rEA- The laiakee pri{ duers taken at Mur
ireekbOro were Sent souEH on Yesterday.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

90 DERA BI = sum Of money lol-d in our O..
Z - Ice awaiting An ornts.
ja1t-in LEIPAR 4 nESIFEr.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

pa We asked sick soldier The other day
Il he had tie P'eppl0nia eNo.v lie said
witifa sorrolvfaI shake l,F the liead-~st haint
new we me, II \ the sans OH rhon.a .
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

~ The eEseient P90vost IF Atlanta. has
recently been made tie victim Of a ..sell. ;
On Thursday evening. Ehe foIipwing dispatch
wa@ received # the Provost RIarshals once
Atlanta -
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EeTICE.

I FfR>1NS Ers(1,Ir.- b, - - - :,
frAch = he slrsktes - So - = S-->-
EnpLo3 uEsr ar rrnrr...wx
n sssr ltoik hlo~e 10 mr. -. ~ r,.,.-. -,
I F, ~ H. tay8f sltrtb f-f1 Tl-f-,,. = ~ >
s.,AH - . = Apl,ly "a asr- n 49, - -
e'.ef OLIVER NICHOLS 4 CO...
Nr7@-in rurkr-- i..r ~ = -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06
IHYDROMETgR

tWASTED zach 4 Hrir meter aud sar-arn'netsr
w flr which rar prizes Nil - r,siT "A rl~--.
giving lie name % makers and .l-scriifian
iAra ~ ANDREW Dunn
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06
EsNDURANT q MAITH7 As

II c ID IT, \ A.
CtoPARTNERSHlP NoTiCB.-Tht ,ndrr-i<nes
~ have ass0clited ti.rtn..sr- fnv,ffrr ~, -. -,
sfyie and firm OF BONnCRaNr 4 N{TrHra< ~
the purpose II clnd1ctia. = ~ n ~,
MISSION business IA 1l,nchl.ur~ H. y
ne shall ker-i constantly on .ssnl /. f.,--. 49,,
Etil s,-e-frd SICK e tsliorFRTf,- anf - ~
IRA GOODS ~ can r. i,i.zti.,d ~ - =
iAir~ q, serve oar rli-f-.ri-r> "a I'D rl-,.. =
t'orsiicrin u Business IN th- q. .,lf ,,-f-,,.
VII b. enai.iei a. a q ins,f-rr,.s-l r.
stuiisy asef- q her Nv s-hoi.-, y - -er.5r
f'fs "a rirtfs u F,tr q,..t f.,.ri, 49,, -ll -.s
r1rHtrs pfodurt ssitif,l and sIs.r,,t 49,, &. (,
ta<c<. - >sein ~ - r. are ma e.
MANN -4cfurtd AMI >-7lSlta. Fai,s-i IA Sc II
Al. -fa.lrS i1zsS ia had.
80 s.ii,it a ~iiA t ~ tie public p4trn-rrre-
J. T. i-fiNnI-EAN7
deflIsm JAMES AZ a'f-rHf4N
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d - ny s..iie Jesirr14y. larrssizss dark b.
may easily - kno~n 81 4 .-,s.--tt m-rks hui
- =. - ~ ?. 1p-Ftr VII rre infer ,--,-
I-H- JAEES DOBS.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

MARIETTA, Jan. 2. 1868.
Col LEE Send ten fle) lneh to arrest riot
Gus mob. without fail 6h seven and halt 4 ~
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ei'Rl-7sl.li t~rts-> fHLr'r.
thaftls1sas a. Oct 1i~i lss2
certihri accounts ~ r. q. nauk- q. ~ i y oar
terina-fcr. NIL y paid a. TIE Ollie Of
Rpsl In 3. Z JONES
Naf x J.i4rftr,r.z.,.~
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-05
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans If Iowa are requested to send
delcgasre to st tie Cunve ntiun to be held IN the
CITY of pes Mnines, on WEDNESDAY, 1Hk 18th OF
JrNs 1868, to commence at 10 o'clock a. IN ;,
for the purpose OF placing in nomination, to be
voted for at the ensaing ,Ctoter election, can
did,tes for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
one Judge Of the Supreme Court. amd tor the
transaction of such other business as may prop
eIIy come before the Convention.
The ratio of representation will be the same
as at the last Republican state Convention, viz;
One delegate to each organized county, and
one delegate additional for each l0i votes
cast at the last Presidential election for Hon.
Abraham Lincoln as President OF the United
States: fractional votes al 80 ar more will be en-
titled to an additional dele gaze.
All citizens, without distinction of party, who
are honestly in favor OF Sustain NJ the Govern
menr in the use OF all constitutional and neces-
saN war measu Is, for the speedy and complete
suppression uf the rebellion and the punishment
of treason; who are ~ posed 10 the scheme de-
signed t. bang anarchy and blo"dshed TO our
own iresiGes, by dividing the free states into
hostile and petty Contederacies, and who still
be We IN the good old doctrine Of Gen. Jackson
THE uSroN, IT MUST AND SHALL BE PREsERv-
En-" are cordial! invi ed TO unite in sending
De -atas
County Central Committees are requested Ia
take Surh steps will insure full attendance al
the Convention, and thorough and efticieu,
organization in their respective couwties.
JAN : I. LANE,
Chairman State FreoutiFe Committee.
Davenport. Feb. 18Th, 1878.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-05

temporizipg policy. They believe that
10 the future the war is to be carried on
10 earnest, and that while 1t is being
thus conducted, a policy has been decid-
ed upon that will, at the end of the
struggle, rid our marion of the greatest
incubus that was ever fastened upon 1t.
1t is fact about which there Is no use
disputins that the Presidents Procla
NATION of Freedom if faithfully enforced
and carried out by this Government has
definitely settled the question Of foreign
intervention 10 cur favor. We can now
,rn,hfully say, thar Europe's .oiling
millions begin to feel that We are fight
ing for the principles CT universal liberty,
aud hence are willing to give US their
moral supper, and bid US speed on the
great work of mans redemption from
political thralldom. This much the pro-
clamation has done and is doing for US
abroad. and what are its results a. home!
1t has caused storm of rage among the
rebel sympathizers at the north. Some
of them seem almost mad, and why p
Because they know that the prop of the
rebel confederacy is broken and that
soon the structure must fall. Before the
Proclamation was issued they felt secure
in their hope. tina, our armies might
strike in vain. They we'll knew that the
aid tha. four million slaves was giving
to their friends was worth as much to
them as all their armies in the field --
But now the scale is turned, and the
slaves are to aid in crushing instead of
upholdng the rebellion. With such
odds in favor of the north added to its
former strength and superiority, the
south must fail They see the hand
writing on the wall,' and hence their
opposition aud threatened resistance.
jeff Davis, himself, does not hesitate to
publicly proclaim his fears Of the result
of the Proclamation. 10 view Of al! these
facts should not loyal men take courage
Henceforth our armies are to fight for
Liberty and Union" TIE rebel chief
and his sympathizers acknowledge that
the fatal blow has been struck The
moral sentiment Of the greatest nation
in Europe is being enlisted in our favor.
The loyal people of the nation have a
bond of Union that cannot be broken
The day star of the Republic re-appears,
bright and radiant as before Courage,
douttiDg ones. courage r,