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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06
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NV f'"NN"N' NhANb"h "5u ttNuti
NlcaJAcgITENN Aug II, lsG8
IL he Men II Tennessee
appeal to you to 10 with me to the army
of Virginia to recruit lie three regiments Of
gonr State IN that field but greatly decimatod.
These three regiments are temporarily cousoli.
dated That consolidation must be ma 10 per
manent unless you will como to our relief
None Of the troops Of your State are more emit
lied 70 your respect or sympathy than the LIST
7th and IA II Regis. They have done more aeT
vice than three times that number of Toilg
ncsseeaus elsewhere Their conduct has Al.
ways been Of the kind to make you proud Of
them az soldiers from your State. Now they
arc much reduced in numbers and I for them,
call upon you to come to their aid Each oi
these regiments ia proud Of is respective mum.
her, that number has history and gallant deeds
associated with il, each number has iis own
war worn and taitered colors which Il il un.
wi ling to give up or part with. There aie
plenty Of men still in the State aid from the
districts Of these three Regiments 10 fl Them
up. and save to us our old and loved places -
Those Of you from forty TO forty five who are
subject to consumption have the right to vol
unteer. Many Of you who ar under the age Of
eighteen are as able 10 bear aims "A you will
ever be. Many Of you who are over the age Of
forty Eve are az able 70 bear arms az You ever
were. Then bseech you not to hold back
upon a simple plea ofage. Tliis is technical
ity that will not satisfy he soldiers nor acquit
yonf own conscences Don'tsay hat because
am "A magistrate in this district. ora consla,
bic IN another am exempt and claim the ex1
enplign. Rather resign The o0ice aud lot somd
old man or crippod soliier have the place.
There are plenty ofcruiches iu the land 70 Il a
al these places Come then aud let ne 10 vH
GINA and help those who have been helpiIt
you 80 long expect TO return to NY regi.
m,st in short time, and any one wishing "a
volunteer in either Of the three regime "a
find me here and con have AL iho aid col rcl
der in procuring his immediate transportation,
hope so hear an early and good report Honl
You. | will not object to any man hscau.c nc
ia little under or Iittle over age. nor be-
cause ho Is magistrate or Constable II aia
promised success IN recruiting will a once
fix day upon which we win leave for tie arr
my.
z. TrnsgY, Col.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06
rae DAILY REBEL
fHURgDAY M0RNINe. AUGUs1 {. I86a

The war-spirit, We are glad to see, "a playing
in iiiful flashes among the bills and passes o
Eart Tennessee. The loyal raen Of this sec
lion know full well that Saint Domingo gave
to the world no more horrible sight, than
would be presented NY these fair fields, were
the yankee marander and the traitor refugee
permitted 10 come here with sword aud torch
Il is the duty Of every man to defend his home
from invasion, but how terribly does that dui!
assert tself, when invasion promises such ter
rore? hot public offence land We grisyeto
Say TOO many have been at times committed
bot Is treasured up for private revenge 10.
personal grievance but remains hidden in tic
dark, yindictiye bosom for payment with inter
est. Not word, not a thought has escaped
the ruad and bad men, WHO followed the loath
some example Of Andrew Johnson into a tres.
son against home aud country, The picture Is
sad enough. 20 VIC color il There is stin
s.a:s ..!Aes PERL The mountains of . lst Tonnes.
see-t0 use the iiiiiisirstion Of one ofour abest
generals-fom a breast plate to the Confeder
aey. Pass them and .he probe Of The enemy
at once reaches the CUTS of the South. There
fore Is East Tennessee to be defended at every
hazard. Lose it, and Georgia--the Egypt Of
the county-is lost Lose it, and where goef
the capitol2 What becomes Of Richmond ?
This river is our sures base Ii rolls in from
Of the enemy, like passless guerdon. Itcoils
at our feet, like lasso, which we may wind
about the oins Of the foe. We can never SEE
it 60 from us; and with the new recruits, wis
are beginning to pour in--with the renewed
spirit which the responsibility resting upon
them is animating our army--we shall hold the
stream, and all that it embraces, If we can
defeat Rosecrans ct this distance from hi
base, farewell to him for ever.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06
lat ResImanL .Teuneaaea YaIunleora.

The Richmond Diepaich saye that blockhdl
runners. II caught 20 he act. are 20 have theN
goods forfeited by The Confederate huih0rligs
lf This course bad been adopted end odbqf
70 at ihe commencement % tie war mhcd
the cotton ard sreoio ibaf have been ID
from the country 20 pay in Yankee "
would now be here and lafge propof
The surplus Southern cspiie! would hAl
invested 10 useful pursuits 'rill thev
al Yankee irrmpery ought q o. d
and Onr people nmde io rely tMeg
own resources dBguaa Cmu1aif
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ElFoR GOVERNOR.
HON ReBERT L. CARUTHERs.
FOR COUNTESS

Nomrnses u ne Sieis coaeclron;
1T District--J. b. HEIsrrLL, Of Hawkns.
Ind District VS. g. awAE, Of Knox.
srd District a s. CoLYAR, Of Franklin.
4lh District ions P HuanAY, Of Jackson,
9th Distric ~ d s. PoorR, q Davidson.
9Th District E.A. BEEsLE, u Rutherford.
7th District -I4MTs MccULLoH, Of Giles.
9Th District Tuoa, MEEEEs Of Robertson.
9th Dislrict--J. D. G. ATKINS, Of Henry.
10th Distractions Y. WRIGnT. Of MeNalry.
liih District ID. N. CUhniN, Of Shelby.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

Ee1- Mrs. Malvin Bass lady Of John W
Bass, Of Nashville, and a grand-niec' Of ih'
late Felix Grundy, Of reunesses, died recently
In Missouri
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

We are authorized 10 Announce the Hon. SAN. A
SIXTH a candidate for the Senate from the District
composed Of the counties of Hamilton, Marion, Sc
Qnatchu, Bledsoe and Bradley.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

nsS- Mr.. Andrew Ewing brother Of 1t, Col.
VIM Ewing, late Of McNairys Battalion
reached here yesterday from .Middlel Tonnes
see. He reports that Rosecrans no longer com
mands the Army Of Tennessee ,aad that he has
gone to Virginia. We did not learn the name
of his successor, but surmise that Grant will
be Immediately called to that position
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

nM- Qtte number Of young mso citizens
OF Middle Tennessee, have just reached tli
point from Tie celestial empire of Llneoll
and have enrolled themselves under The ban
ner Of the RECOGNIZABLE FanREsr.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

tie horrible buIcheTy which h'tFsh via ca
him to answer for, set quakes. Ike ~ aspen, D
The approach Of peril TO his owl poor carcass
This is ti.e man in foe. who has been selecied
by the powers af eyil as tie ealg etssrepresen
liaiiye aall AAorica. to d. sn-hcak deeds as
lie dark ages only know daods. which civil
za,ion bushes to,feoord nlmen in a.Aer landf
refuse to credit Kaeei down ane 1ias biz
royal feet men Of the SoWh
50 Blockade the Mississippi Line liz
banks with Ghalp sl.boiers. Threaten every
passing steamer units we make The North
western hoosiess sorry thai Ficksbue ever
surreadered. at is absolutely essentie say
.le Jackson Selma AlissiSsippiar 10 the
object Of the war that the Mississippi live'
shall be made worthless to tie enemy, ane
that, We have no doubt, Car be accomplished
.rf a moderate cost aaa eaeetuaily, by olganiz-
ling bodies fmeu forth5 pnrpos, of operating
alehg lis bnlts'
|. According to statements published in
il5EFern papers" says anoib4r ycliange.
"cHlCalerate guerrilla are already beginning
to lie very Troublesome b ,hs ED, eieam-
ors goio up aud Town the MISSISSIPPI Il
ear people only DO heir duty DO wooden
steamer can either attempted go up or down
the river without either be ng sunk or badly
damaged"
espondent says truly that the North
weet wants the Mississippi for commercial
purposes. They have spent millions OF money
and oceans OF bloodin driving us from our
stronghods on its banks Notwithstanding
the coat they will deem the money and blood
well spent if they are now able to pour THEN
trade into the lap Of Europe, and bring home
foreign stores ihrougo their old and avorte
channel
Every freigated boat which passes FROM the
OHIO to the gulfwiIl encourage them to pers6~
we're to our fual and total subjugatou, while
the sinking Of such boats will do more toward
bringing them to terms than the winning OF
pitched battles. Let there be no delay. Lei
their hopes be crushed before tho flush of their
victory has faded Let cannon roar on then.
from every bend, topedoes explode under
their bows at every turn, cunnbigly devised
fire boats dart after them from every creek and
bayou BE sure ifyou give them the Nlssis.
sippi they viii fight you for years
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

AG5- 'fi,s individual who sports a Partisan
wig, has beeu oourtmarlialled tr putting on
French (h)airs."
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

BeA- The Election, for Governor, Congress-
men and Members Of tie Legislature for the
State OF Tennessee takes place to-day, Let
every citizen and soldier entitled to vote
cas- his ballot for the men be thinks most
suitable for the position sought u should be
borne in mind, that ths Offices we're not merely
created to reward anybody Everybody vote
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

9G- The p=travagag' e6gi Of Light Liiera
ture, may be attributed to the scarcity Of tal.
low Candlel.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06
RoF congr.ss.

- We ore authorized aud requested 10 announce
jol. VA. C0ckR us q candidate for Congress- from
&c aceOnd District. iyl8te'
Gs- We are authorised to announce p q. STIvKI
fEREiNs. OF Williamson county, as a candidate f0
onRess IN The 9Th Congressional District, az Tho ems
.,ing August election. liylG-te'l
sS- We are authorized 10 announce Col. JoHE n
lAyAGE OF Dekalb county, IS candidate for Goa.
reas from the 9th Congressional District, at the en-
luing election. fjunelll
~ We are authorized 20 announce Iipn n. .. Z
NICHOLSON az candidate for Congress from the7 d
Congressional District at the ensuing election. m27.
w- We are authorized to announce Colonel @. II
NTxGE, Of Laurence county, as an independent cam
lidate tor Congress 10 the seventh congressional dis
trict ~ the ensuing election
une24-tes
For COngreas--Jth District,
RH- We are authorized TO announce JAMES W
NICHOLS, Ga native Of Nashville and member OF tht
lst Tennessee Regiment Yois) a candidate 10 rep
resent The 9th District Of Tennessee ia the next Cons
sress Of Che Confederate States. jy2G
w. We are authorized TO announce IOUis J. DU'
rEEE a candidate for Congress from the nth (hem
phis) District at the approaching election in August
iy30-te
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

peg- An absurd rupfr has been circulated o.
the resignation Of General I.9e L grew oul
Of gosspers item ina y cLmond colrespone
dence Of the Savannah piess When Gen Lee
resigns bis e0nmission in his countys cause
# viii be with bis life. The ravens may
rest assured Of that
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

DGr General Meade, like Gosecrans. is said
70 be such deyotee to the spirit Of Blochu-,
as to deserve the classic lille Of Gmpy Msade.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

Rea- r. r Jones' Collector Of the Tax for
Hamilton comfy, gives notice to the Farmers
of the county, that Chattanooga is established
as the permanent Depot for the reception OF
the tax in kind required by the Government
Tyner's Station, Ooltawah, and Thatchere
Landing, are established as temporary Depots
for a like purpose, Farmers living within
eight miles OF any of these poins, will deliver
withour delay at the Depot nearest his resi-
dence one,tenth Of their farm products as re.
quired bylaw Thoss living more than eight
miles viii also deliver their tax to the nearest
Depot designated and will be paid for hauling
Tor the distance above eight miles. The ne.
cessities of the Army require that the Farmers
comply Immediately with this order. TAIL
ure TO comply, will subject the Farmer to mon.
ey payment and FIFTY per cent in addition
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

Be4- The Military Courts forsooth," exc
claims old Mrs. Spinaway. "The military
courts everything in THE district aud they
haint no notion Of marrying either.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

no. A contemporary says he has 70 go 10
press earlier nuw, to meet tho nails" We
turmihe, u II was to meet the females, he
would ut Ego TO press" at all
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

Bt5- Az titles will be plenty after the war.
we presume the wtaltbiest survivors Of the
revolution will be known as gentlemen Of
the lewTyp
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

Ds5~ Some Of our Department commanders
in grasping at the dstails Of tho situation,
only catch It by tho tail and let Tho bal
lancl slip
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

Rf6@We regret to learn Of the rumoI Of he
death Of Anthony W. yanleer. au inanential
public-sprited citizen Of Nashville. lie was
one Of the wealthiost capitalists OF Tennessee.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

Bes- A facetious newspaper reporter says
he "oau't furnislrbrains to editors
Should nt think he could--from tho limited
supply he keeps on hand.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

MILLER AND ENGINEER wANTED-At snJ
lYk der a Co.'S. FIGURING Msin Chattanooga
Tennessee. None need apply but those who thoroughly
understand the business. [IunelO-tf1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

B6~The Yankees have nearly all left the
southern portions of the State. Il is believed
their force is chiefly concentrated near Tulla-
homa, and extended along the line Of the N. &
@. Railroad
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

JAoKsoNs LAST WORDS 1T is said that the
last words of the heroic jackson were devoted
to his faithful troops. Speaking of his Com
missary, he said, tell MAJ Hawkes. 10 send
forWGrd provisions for tie men" Let this,
says the Savannah Republican, be the cry
hereafter, not only in the army but among the
people. Send forward provisions for He
men and all will be well
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

EOR NALE.--A Cue thorough bred Mare, price
Jones enico iYlo-gt
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

PERT Boy APosTRoPHlZEs STERN PARENT --
PAR, amt baby soldier ?"
No, my son--he's too little why ?"
Cos, he's second son Of MRS -
Julia, my dear, intuition that boys clothes
aud give him air
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

A n hOUR OF "oWm cim dig.N aud an extra din
A ner at Col. Y. W. Corbins, makes ~ At ptte|
with oil the world and the rest Of mankind 10 all
others we would say and do likewise Gar Al
G00D DINNRR-a better dinner yes the best dluRer 20
DO had 10 Chattanooga. Get itat Cot Corbine
iy22lmt TEXAS. pER RANKIN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

1NWO FINE HORSES FOR sALE.--The owner can
u be found to-day at he Office OF Major John q.
branslord, transportation QuarlermAster.
y30.lt
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

A VERY FINE HORSE FOR sALE.--sod because
"A the owner goes away and not for any objection
whatever. Apply 10 Major b. \. JONES'
jy 2S-4r Post Qusrtermastec.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
Our sOldisrs---ThsnksgIv Day---Ths
Holidays.

My CoUNTRYMEN.-We ere about
preparing for Thanksgiving Day and
Christmas holiday festivities. Our
brave Union soldiers who have covered
their names with immortal honor, are
yet in the front, keeping a relentless
enemy from wasting our fields and
desolating our homes. Let me make
short appeal to you IN behalf Of those
noble soldiers, now the bulwark of
American nationality. Their health
and welfare should be dearer to us now
than any earthly good-for by their
right hands we are to secure freedom,
forever. Let US, then, hold all lesser
aims-our own enjoyments-subordi-
nate TO the saving Of our country. In
few days official announcement will
be made by earnest men, of plan
and organization Of proposed Great
Western Sanitary Fair in Cincinnati,
during the holidays. Men and women
Of Ohio, provide at once in each town,
city and school district for the families
of our Volunteers. Hunt them up,
that they may participate with you in
your festivities. Let Thanksgiving
Day be consecrated in a practical and
patriotic way. Every one, then, take
part in this noble work Organize at
once Soldiers Aid Societies in each
election precinct in the State This
great duty done, ofrelief to those dear.
est to the soldier, every heart and
hand can then be more heartily en-.
listed for the great Sanitary Fair, the
official announcement for which vii
be made in Il few days.
Women Of the West the success o
this, as other good works, depends up
on you. Determine then, that no fam
lily Of a soldier shall suffer this winter
Let the American character be emo
bled by heroes in war and heroines a
home!
respectfully invoke the immediate
active efforts of the Press in all tn
State, to strike boldly and cheerfully
in this movement for the soldiers. tn
nations cause.
JOHN D. CALDWELL.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19

The following notice of the Etna
Life Insurance Company, we clip from
The independent. H. FRITTER is the
Agent at Lancaster:
among the substantial and enter
prising institutions of Hartford, Conn,
the Etna Life Insurance Company
stands prominent. 1t has, by puisu-
ing q fair and honorable course, won
for itself an cnviable reputation. Par
ticular as to the character Of its risks,
prompt and honorable in the payment
of its losses, energetic in the prosecu-
tion ofits business, it cannot fail to Sc
cure the confidence of intelligent bust
ness men throughout this country
Its managers are from the best bust
ness men of Hartford. Within the last
few years its business has been largely
extended, and is constantly increasing,
and we predict for it a successful fu-
ture. OF the companies engaged in
this branch Of insurance, the Atna
Life presents strong claims to public
patronage.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19

B@ George II. Smith, Jr., has just
received very large stock of new
goods at his store, in the Greene Block.
He has on hand a large number Of the
celebrated American Watches, Seth
Thomas Clocks, Cake Baskets, Castors,
Gold Pens and Pencils, all kinds of
Silver Ware, Jewelry of every variety
and style, and in fact everything usual
ly found in a first class establishment
George is also prepared to do all
kinds Of repairing on short notice.
Give him call.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19

The Circleville Union pays the fol-
lowing compliment to Capt. Stinch-
comb, who addressed the people of
Pickaway at the great jollifcation, as
Rcber's Grove
"Capt. Stinchcomb followed Mr.
Stevenson. Just from the battle field
Of Chicamauga, where he performed a
soldiers duty, fighting armed rebels,
he was in no humor to mince matters,
with traitors at home. Accordingly,
he fayed the copperheads alive, took
off their hides and strung them on
the fence. The whole operation was
performed in a scientific and skill
,ful manner. He is as hard a man
on snakes as the famous ST. Patrick.
The Captain is o pleasant speaker,
witty and ingenious, and, withal, a
brave, loyal and true gentleman.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
Hooking Democrat.

We neglected, at the time, to notice
the tact, that II. SCOTT, Jr., formerly
of this city, had become editor and
proprietor Of the Hooking Democrat
published at Logan. We find in the
editorials and selections of the paper,
evidences ofthat kind of ability and
energy which, properly handled, will
make HARVEY a good editor, and give
to the people of Hooking a good coun
ty paper. We wish him success in hi'
undertaking.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
IIINNIS ERITTER.
Asst. Assessor 9TH Div. 18th Dist
TEN MEN WANTED FOR SPECIAL.
SERVICE.

BY the following letter from Gov.
TOP to the Military Committee of this
County, it will be seen that the guard
at Johnsou's Island is to be increased
to tull Regiment. The quota of Fair
field is ten men, for which the county
will receive credit at the approaching
draft. Assistant Provost Marshals
DRAKE and BIcKFoRD are authorized
to recruit and forward tho men to
Johnson Island:
THE STATE OF OHIO, EXECUTIVE
DEPT, Columbus, Nov. 13, '63, I
To the Military Committee Of Fairfield
County:
GENTLEMEN:--I have just received
authority to increase the Guard at
Johnson's Island to q full Regiment;
and as it may be less difficult to obtain
recruits for this command, than for
general field service, | propose to give
to each county its fair quota of men,
This quota for your county is ten QO'
The Provost Marshal and his Assist
ants, of your district, are authorized to
enlist the men, who should at once be
forwarded to Johnsons Island, and re-
port to the Commanding Officer at that
post. -,
Please let me know whether you will
secure your quota Of the men. ..
Respectfully, yours,
DAVID TOD, Governor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
3I,lM 81 ss5,4O7 ~ sg7Jl3 10 si4G,s22 q
The sword OF the Rebel Brigadier Gene
raj CAN'T.

The Hon. Z. W. CAN'T, Of Arkansas,
who has recently issued an address to
the people of his State, was Brigadier
General in the Southern Army, and
was captured at Island No. 10, last
year. He presented nc with his sword
at Cairo, as be came::North prisoner,
and | left it with George W. Gage, one
Of the proprictors Of the fremont
House, in Chicago. Will you give
publicity to the facts, to ask Mr. Gage
to retain the weapon, that it may be
returned to its former owner, now that
he has returned to his first love, the
old flag, and oblige
+. G. CHAPMAN.