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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-23

Bsg- There is evidently great conlu.
sion in the North, if the Press cf,hal
section ofthc country i, to be believed
The Lincoln dynasty i, becoming more
and more unpopular with the MASSES.
Abc's emancipation proclamation, To-
gether with the federation of Beast
Buffers insane and inhuman pro.
gramme is the "bonc Of contention"
with Il large portion Of the inhabitants
of Yankecdom. Time will deve.ope
matters and things in its trao cqIors,
and SO sure as GoD roigns, Lincoln sees
the "handwriting on the wall"
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WILMINGTON Jan. 18th

The Columbia went to sea last MONT
from a Confederate port.
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TAGYAaD NOTICE.

| WILL TAN HIDES INTO SOL
Leather for Twenty tive scents yer. pound AZ
INTO qnp@r leather Tor forty cent per pounds
Or i'will tan onthe shares for onc-half Oh
VIII gave spun-thread, leather or money ford
green and day hide. delivered to me at S&a
Mills or,at NY lanyard. ....
, W. =. CRIDDLE
Jan. 8. din "..
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GTl2r2id Chcw;pg Tobacco
1oJ.H nAD IT DANIEL bRAzg
ii%'S StoirN NiurL.r>trr. '..'
Env JJ-.rF
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ROBERT OUIn

ce7 All Southern papersare r,oprstg
g2ry, and send bills to the War Denattr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
GOVERNOR LETCHERS VIEWS AND POSITION
BEFORE THE WAR.

To the Editor Of the Wing:
In answer to your request contained in your columns
of this Monday morning, l very cheerully place at
your disposal Tor publication the coesPondspSee re-
of Springfield Illinois Mr. Glover was fer years the
Rector OF the Episcopal Church at Lexington, in this
State, and my wife being COMMUNICATE in bis ch1rcn
g.eat intimacy existed between our respective fam
lilies.
had heard nothing of Mr.. Glover sfler he removed
from Lexington for several years until the receipt OF his
letter o. November, 1860, and not awae until then
that he was a resident of Springfield.
hive inform atom entirely reliable establishing the
fact tina. this correspondence was submitted to Mr.
Lincoln before his nstallment into the Presidential
chair Il failed however, to arrest h!s purPosei heree
the scenes through which we are now passing
l, proper add tina. the third letter from Mr.. Olo
yer was unin entiay packed up with my private pa
pers and has been cent my home in LeKipg on That
letter however merely acknowledged the receipt ofDy
letter Of 25.h December, 1860, accompanied by re-
newed expressions Of regret at the certain overthrow
OF the Unio0.
Very respectfully,
Your Cbedient servant,
JoHN IErCHKR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

as 81 u spssua.srs are SsyIng sss load II assl
to make their speculatops larger AID all these would
ruin utterly and who would regret ~
We have thrown out these remarks hastily. our
conclusions are erroneous we would like to see them
oonuted il the plan proposed is crude and incomplete
as doubtless il is, to see it amended and improved.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

STOLEN from my Camp, near Pisgah Church,
~ Orange county Va the might u the l4h nst my two
riding One milk white Arabian hVFses win blue
nara Of bis hind quarters, which hoWs very plainly
ids Of Wnie. The other black ne
vsry Qaek, walks fast and spirited The other csTk
brou or BAY formed, very long body small head
pronneut brown eye black down q shoe length
sfhs back natural PAGER and racks raEty These hoisas
ar suu sEe order when taken. Any
ar ethsr or both Of them give any Information
ar 10 heir discovery viii be literally rewarded, and AL
uen,sS taxing Of and delivering them 70 ne betrayed
49, asdrsEg TAOS X BALLARD,
Major and Q. ,Johnson'u Diyislon,
a.qf-siOts EEen's CORPS. A. n V.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

I AND FOR SALE.
~ authorized By Dr. T5Esus Tyler TO sen his aru IN
county runIas DepoS containing 30 acres
which cleaEed and has been marlSd
consist Of good dwelling aud
houses nearly There The place an abundance Of
Superior mart
ALSO,
Ger ny In james CITY county, about 20 miles from
Rehmond Diascun3 Or and ohickAhomn tiver
eoptsiauF 55T about $50 cleared improve
so ems 81 Of eSmorable dwelling and al Necessary cut
lpDlv "a T. B. W. APPEssON,
NW II. peasants, 15h, b.tWeen
desi-divs hAia Cary streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

GOODS FOR CHRIsTMAS.-lO packages
at Ceox and Jamaica Ram eld and hse,, l0 gAoos Old
~ Why: rs barre Appls Braudy (paEt rss ola and
49, IA 81 500 bszss ssrnes Just tsesved ~ beh' knsah
90. srrHg. s \ bo1sl ace Green and 81 Ok Tea
SE-s.s ego J. HERRING,
49, No. IS Mails street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

Aneia county, one mile northwest o. Aneis O In
Gliding neg suck crops a. or sale AT the rqast o.
o. Bruc, occupaCOn calls hin - NE IVY and ese
share sa- very oeaucl and highly araeuf,
an ieated - above called Oas HI al icing the land Of
npaln David walker NJ D. butr and Others 10 contains
-, AZ. eard and acre. 10 original gro-th q very d e
ok AMI pine timber, al girs the rafss hI q-s ueA
Land saby ell and emo lee
pha 200 Of Low Cu-d on which see1el VV bushels 81
whent 40 q s Of wirter o. have been r4is d
ne conas ave rooms ABOVE azd zee n basement
and nety papered sni surrounded oy 40 aa-
ufu oak grove arrss 10 vhch n &c an excellent C.
bop.e nov aurd vit ca Besides the dwelling
De ts,yatts Acclum uon for ly or ny saves end IN
u5u bans house, &C, t5getse; with very yauao
younE o cbarI OF choice uuis
POSSESSION gvea vt the privilege OF purchasing A.
r enept vu.t on evcrythlDg ueeded yiug thr
Tlcs To- one year ucui corn, poyender bacon, beef hsur
ahs tls Loxs horses, "a ming iupemsn = ard pro
baby q Of beautiful furniture This Is the 81 "a
Voabs W1h Occurred TO- %. us 70 secure
"a q Ella 20 and complete Cutdt m every aspect
.ra ,,h or liberal ere IA - opt tie purcha7er
ApTlg to GODDIN & APPkRSON.
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NIRM RlCHMuNu rHEATRE.


Tfs1saror wv n hs
WEDNESDAY EVENING. DEcEAzks 80, lSoS
Pr. "A Phi OF he grand Hist rial r.y entitled
NJ ASANIE 81 l. Al
ERuPFyON OF MOUNT VESUVIUs.
s-Sas Mis- ft1s dAy for caste q ohArsctts a. ta
fnis bsaauul Play viii be placed upon n' '@ss - 80
cent styl. Whb
new scenery,
Mechanic, 4 III cts, 30
Ths pencil oiNr Fred. Roeta,
b haehnish
IIsh and gorgeous Costumes, -.,,..,v
Decorations and Properties
,r,,i. ,,4 Cborusss rom the opera . . -,
[s - NO. uudsr the direction Of Mr. K d Ogdsn.
Dance &C.
Tns perf,rnance viii ooncl1de with a
nv FAvOAItE FARCE
Ia preparation The Dramatic Romaaos OF nm,
THE LOR5l-AN BROTHERS.
Brilliant CAST
startling Elects
Desperate Duel &c.
-DOOs open al 81. Performance VIII commence O. - pre-
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS
THIRD SESSION or FIRST CONGRESS-
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Dec. 22nd, 1868.

Prayer BY Rev. J. B. Duncan, Of the Broad Street
Methodist Church.
ArCLAY presented the memorial of the Co ecor
of Customs Mobile asking increase of compen:a-
tion etc. Referred TO the Committee Of Finance.
On motion OF Mr.. ORR OF s. u. leave OF absence
until st Janulry, wal grAlted to his coleagse M
BARNwELL, VINO had been called home by the seIiou3
i'll -ess of member OF his .Hnlly.
On motion o! Mr.. HENRY OF Tenn, leave Of absence
until lst January, was granted to his colleague, Mr..
HAYNES.
RILILF CT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS IN RICHMOND.
Mr.. CLARK, OF No, introduced a BIZ accompanied
with pettiop) for the temporary relief OF the lesisa
tive and executive officers on duty in the city OF Rich
mond. The bill was referred to the Committee Of FL
nance. l. provides that ON The first day of 0ctober
1863 in addition 10 tleir esent psnsition the said
officers aud clerks shall be allowed cJmmuation for
quarters and fuel and have the privilege of purchasing
tor cash. Tor themselves aud families from the supplies
procured by the SrDeFartment
TURLoUsHs AND DISCHARGE.
Mr SPARROW, from the Committee Of Military At
flrs, reported a bill to repeal the act regulating the
grAnHg OF furloughs and discharges in hospialg, APP
proved May, 1868.
POLICY OF TAE COUNTRY.
On motion Of Mr. BROWN, the resolutions submitted
by him days since relative TO hs general policy of
the country we're taken up aud made the order the
day Tor Thursdly next as one o'clock, p III. Mr. b.
sigui6ed his purpose 10 expires, his views on the cub
jscs embraced in the resolutions the time Indie Ited.
KENTUCKY TROOPS.
Ca motion of Mr. SIMM5 the bill to amend the aos 10
aid the State of Kentucky aud for other parp9es
taken up aud passed.
Mr. MAXWELL introduced joint resolution for the
relief OF Capt Walker And rson. Z SIC red TO the
Committee of Claims.
On motion of Mr.. OAPERl0N, the Senate ad-
journed
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RICHMOND, Dec. 81, 1858.
SpaINGFIELD, ILL.,,
Nov. lSth, 1863.

SPRNGFELD, ILL.,,
Nov. 18Th, 1863.
Hon. John Letchsr, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir.-Your favor OF the 10Th list. Is received.
You ask me to seud you copies of your letters to me in
October and November, 1850 herewith tOr'a'd
through the War Department, copies of all the letters
received from you at any tine. You arc mistaken as
TO dates. m
As have no copies Of toe letters wrote to you, will
you do me the favor forward through the cham
mol, copies Of my letters to you.
remain yours truly,
LEWIS P. Clown:
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., I
RIeHuOND, Dec. 6, 1868.

THR Books Of this Company are now open
f srsr Subscriptions 70 thsetOek and ~ ee e9Isa on
Ne as,h Instant - - sSs,rv q
dnsT-h
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SPRINGPIRLD, I'LL !
Nov. 2i.h, 1860. (


Dear sir,-With others inter sted l have been much
grstied vita the couree pursued by you as GovsTnor
cf the State of Virginia, since the election of Mr.. Lin
coln 10 the Presidency.
Though as a ,lergyman take but little interest in
politics do sincerely deplore the unhappy state OF
feeling now eIS ing Throughout. the country. You
hold position which ss Governor Of large aud inAu-
entail ate, midway between the North and South,
causes YOU TO be looked to with interest and anxiety
Ii must afford YOU satisfaction to know that your
thus far in connection with the unfortunate state OF
things growing out of the election of Mr.. Lincoln,
meets with the appreciation Of both parties and far
as learn, all the members of both parties in the
West.
While voted for Mr.. Dougl's, and as Democrat
sincerely hoped he might be elected as lover OF my
country ard friend to the South express the STA
cere cow ction OF my mind founded upon an intimate
acquaintance with Nj. Lincoln, when say the South
has nothing TO lear from hun. is not ye. President
and it therefore becomes him TO be cautious in giving
assn ances of any kind. He is conservative, and will
be found have bu5 little SYM athy with the miser bic
spirit of auatcsm abroad in the Eastern and some few
of he Western States
Among the cCmnuucauts of n church, are leading
men of both parties, all agree in expressing high adm
ration OF your course, they do in condemning the
extreme course of Ex Gov. Wise You stand firmly by
YOUR State friend of the South, and of her inTt!tu
IONS yet you counsel aud bOr for the preserva
ton Of the UaiOn. This exctes the admiration aud
commentator OF the West and firm, and Jour JesTs
from this if mistake not III; signs oil the times, will
prove that the Democracy OF the Hest will io' ~ IN
grateful to him WHO is instrumental in pres, g 0us
Uonfederacy from anacSy, aud perhaps the most dis
,ressing bloodshed.
Ny eldest son, Eugene, whom you may remember rs
lad at school when in Lexington, is nov associate
Ed or of the II inois Safe Journal, the Edorn-Chief
to which, is nephew to Mr.. Lincoln
The Journal is Nc. Lincolns organ. Eugene was for
time with his Gle, Judge Clover, Of st. Louis, and
Will, with him, imoibed Republican sentiments. They
are go far as know the only tive of the name who are
not democrats.
That Almighty God will over rule for good the present
unfortul ate state Of affairs in country is the sin
cere hope and feryent prayer OF
Your respectful and faithful lend,
l.. P. CLOVER.
His Ereeliency, John Letehsr, Gov. Of Virginia.
81 would be huppy TO hear from you, as Mrs.
Clover would be to beAr from Mrs. Lecher TO whom
che sends her kind regards.
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BoU;E OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The II. use met at IL N. Payer by the Rev. Dr.
Burrows.
Gents BucKyER. PaIsroN, Mo Tows aud WILLIlM, ap
peaed in the Han and received the salusaons OF their
friends and we're presented to many OF the members
The motion Of Mr. LYONS to adjourn until the 2s'h,
was lai on the tatle.
Mr.. DARGAN, Of Ala, introduced bill TO grant a
spec al copyright TO w. j. Hardee and B. Goetxei,
for Hardee's Rife and Infantry Tactics Referred
Mr.. GARLAND, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
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LOOK Oh ZOE CHRIs US!
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE BOARD Of Directors of the Bank OF
Rissu,opd have de dared Dvidead OF per
the Capital stock Of the lk, able ., The soekh iders on an
afssr he lat nuAry 1854 Inc transfer Ok " be 9s u
TIE lst pIOx y g. MASMChDV'
Re, mber 2ls, 1888 8is.i-s- Casaisr
- Despa en- inss tdLily 20 8l5i inst-
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VALUABLE FARM OF GAO ACRES IN

We are nov able supply the trade and Puoa win Al
schrsnsr sons pubic ,uons. dezS-tl, iIi m : q
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SrRlSGTIELD Ill , |
December 20.h, 1860.

NY DEAR eIR,-The receipt OF your very kind letter
vas most gratifying to me and 10 my family. Mrs
Glover particularly was pleased to bear Of the health
and prosperity of yourself and Mrs. Leteher Indca-
lions since the receipt of your letter appear to confirm
am sorry to fnd the correctness of your view a6Ou
secession.
Though your letter was partially Of private nature
other intimate friends Its reference to probable
disupon saddensd ALL Mr. Lincoln, after perusing it
carefully ked me- referring to that part of it touching
uoon the personal liberty bills, if old not think il IL
log cal or unjust to hold him in any way respons BILE
THIS refer to particularly as it evidently made
strang imnression upon him. and as his home organ,
the Journal Immediately after repudated Wentworth,
Of Chicago and those Whe sympathze with him. in the
strongest manner cent you aoopy. Of the Register
containing comments upon the article of the Journal
but did not send the Journal as was ID doubt whether
Won wished to receive It. trust you will not disap
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

INFORMATION WANTED OF CAPT. JOIN
il shIFn 81 Virginia &c, Nh supp, ssd " De
tAk pris0l tsuug ana tehev- g be nov Ia - oI
HIS faiher ren-y Al rs 10 ietr cm HIN say iaofms
- GEO. W. FINNEY.
NJ Yo Z And B.lmors papers please capy. dt22-lw%
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

ssssa II by bssiss shsss ysss istss % Ma ilsasis
nv snstlys good and the ttsct thlnk favorable
If Mr. Lnc5lni altoWed.tp CARY out the promptings
Of bisbete Judgment be vi be found friend to the
South though he is sorry TO say beset BY unwise
ecu 81 ors.
That God will preserve the Union, smy srcere prayer,
but II cessity compels secession the South will fnd
many warm and firm irenes at the North
Faithfully End respectfully yours,
L. P. CLovER.
His ExceIIency ions LErcHER, Governor of Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
PY special request Of our cOusigpors, we will
Id have sale on THURsDAY, commencing promptly a. hall
pa. sn o'clock embracing usual varieiei OF groceries,
more detailed advertisement thereof will appear here
Parsr wishing to make copagnns be Included vii Please
N an rARDY wILLIAM4
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 30, 1850.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 80, 1860
Ny DEAR Satisfactorily l received your letter If
the 2ith instant. greatly indebted % you for the
many kind expressions OF regard for myself and family,
which IL contains. Commentator SUCH as you besow
uron nv conduct public man, in this alarming crisis
OF our affairs ming from an old and valued friend i
warmly cherished and appreciated
nov consider the overthrow Of the Union absolutely
certai.. | ca no; at present see neans OF escsp5
from the result South Carolina Will secede, and the
chain once broken, is not very likely to be reuGied-
The cleo ion of NJ LLcon has created intense excite
ment throu. bout ali the SavehOldiGg States, and
long as he remaS quiet giving 10 indicA ion Of the
policy which he intends 10 adopt, the excitement viii
continue to incTeIse. Ny OEn calm aud conservative
course Of act o. in sad contrast with the excited feel
ing which prevades all seOions OF our Satc receive
daily letters and the proceedings OF large and enthus
astc public meetings, urging an immediate conVocalon
of the General Assembly, with view 10 prompt action
through Safe ConVenaon. Many o. our peolls are
for dlunon and such new 10 be found IN all par
ties still arg number declsrS themselves TO be in
favor of Union be Composed OF the Slave holding
States Al insist that something decisive must be done
nv tie Fee Staes to guarantee fu and adequate pre-
tec,ion 0 cur lights-that the personal liberty oils
must be repealed-and the fugitive slave law faithfully
executed Unless something shall be speedily done,
quiet the apprehensons oil The SOUTH the Union is gone
beyond all hope
When prepared my Inaugural Message, year ago,
il was in anticipation OF just such seems as We are Low
Witnessing. l urged the cali OF Convention OF all the
States as means CT ustng the controversy between
the North aud South, aud II my recommendation had
been assented TO in both sections OF The Unon tho
quits now SO muoa deplored, by all true patriots. would
have been avoided. Such at least is my opinion.
an quietly and calmly awaiting deSeioPe nehts, de-
te,mined to do 10y duty, in protecting the rights, inter-
eats and honor of Vrs i1is Whatever the gsa .ure
(which meets or the ~ dsy oil January shall determine
upon, will be promptly and faithfully carried out by me-
AZ the Exeeunve Of the s ate.
This letter, frankly written, 10 for yourself, and not
for the public.
Mrs. Lslcher desires 10 be most kindly remembered
10 Yourself Mrs Clover ana your family. Present to
them my regards and believe me
Truly your friend,
(Sgned) JOHN LErOhEK'
Rev. L. P. CLovEs, Springfield, Ill. =.
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NOTICE.

DY ORDER Of the Stockholders Of the
Id sank OF Richmond Books % Subscription all be opeasd
a. cir BAnking his ey on the "a sanuay 49oa 70
"'i'''' '' J. B. NAoMURDO,
December 93i, lsS5.-eodn oa'hisr'
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MAHRIRD,

49, A iussnl a. g. PAU Church. Pstses g. y seS ~
~, n p,stt AaiS- o. DREgRY y. A, - hts INNNAS
a. -shte- Of DE-. torge Ri ehett O. Nossoars, Nss
On Al. ga iuss By Rev p Tintev NJ } IS P91AL
Al 9th Ylrrns Regiment, 20 h IS MAAh " oalsn'e v
n NOR slstt, Of Chesserneld eoun'y.
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MUSIC JUST PUBLISHED.

ALsl,
sRonshng 70 Love snd Good Bye Sweetheart, Coed
Bgen Pdee a. each To b had Al 81. Book M M1si stores
~ G. DUNN a co,
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RICHMOND, Va,
January 10th. go.
Signed

Signed Joas Lr1CHsa.
n. This letter should have been dated '6l instead
tf go" The envelope containing the letter ID post
marked "Richmond, January llEh, 1851"
l.. p. c.
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FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.

FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
luCHNOND N EES5URG z. R. co,
RIcHNyHD Dec. Is 1865. (
MO Private Freight will be received at this
IN Depot Or shipment NE ga Dscenb-r S6S u1ti The
81 January, lS54. b. order 81 Supsrint nds-t
JAS H. VOOLFOLK,
a.Qs-fv General ucke Agent
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07
For ConNrena.

@. We are Ruthorisea 70 annouRca the Hon. Jro
p. HoCsE, Of Montgomery ooanty, "a . candidate for
CougFess "a tue sth ongreusiORA District the
Hping electicu ljulsl
RT-Wssrs uuthRissa q, 'aengumca Col. JoHN II.
SAVAGE Of LsKalb o1uaty, ~ CANDIDATE Tor Con.
Eress from the 5th Congregational District al the
sping election. Tjunel1l
RF- We authorised % announce Hon. A. o. p.
NTUHoLsOr rs G Candidate foF Congress from theT III
Con gressonn District, ct the ensuing election. NIL
9E- We are authorized 10 announce Colonel @. Il
NIxoH, of Laurence county, independent can
dieAts Tor CoDgresa In the seventh congressional ds.
ffcs 1T the ensuing election.
!. ,iune9a4ss
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

opsSGikY with the mortars, will Tequira No.
q kesa gfs = ceAsiaHt Asln bArdHRnt % zee
Ihuhdrs yesrs bsbre fAsy can dsAIEpy It. Hhe
Oh esazEcdsa basboaE5f tho gtaboats, yhsr
ego, tIe mar Far boats are now fagt 1yoiuss into
disrepute, - incapable OF destroying or use
leds in capturing city.
SrI AN UEoKRKMoNIUs VISITOR.
Aswe were working of our edition on Tues
2sy IIfts#neORs 10 iWsh benkskeii made o
daBh into our olBoe, stiking - abort distance
from the press, aud going hr0ugh the floor
wont Into the lower room, thence jpio The
fragments upward, again baIgsd u, the door
and filed the once with dust, Sun Ike, aud a
sufocating stencil Of povder. There we're per-
haps at the time ffty persons In he office, aud
not one was ibjGred in the Night t degree.
The yankees have no better sense than 20
throw bombshels ss the PRIMERS wnile they
ara trying to circulate ruth alld intelligence
among the people. O .s. ..i,.
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For the a.nr,.aiaaurn.

In response TO numerous solicitations, announce
myself candidate Tor election % the H0ssz of Req
resenfatives fsem the Pictorial District composed az
tie counties of Van Buren,, Biedeoa and Rhea 90 the
ensuing August elsctlon. Sc CARNEs
iuus12-teh
80. Weafe authorised and requested 10 announces
Lieut.. Jas. A WALLACE of Rhea county A. a ear
ddete 10 represent the counties Of Rhea, Redsoe
ARd Naa Dtfen IN thu .Uwer house Of the next Gene.
raj Assembly OF the State OF Tennessee.
iuRe2s-tes
In CAMP ATH TngxKssgH REsIMEpzI or OvTFosT. \
huifreosbor2 Pile, Bedford CO., June "a, '83.
EpITos CHATTANOOGA REBxL,
In ohS disnce to . call made upon me by the Ceaee
county members q this regiment, Gath Tenn essee
at meeting recently held, aad Also TO many snicita
ticns by ciEens az said county &c various times voa
sre hereby autholized 70 annesnce my name a. CA.
ddaie 10 represent the people Of Coffee county in the
loyer branch Of tho next Legislature Of Tennessee
juEeae-te FRAHCIs H. RAGsDAIE.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-07

THE 2orz TEaNEsaxIl.--.Ihiu vsAeran old
Tennessee regiment, iIcrmerly commanded by
Col. Baths and now led b. Col. T. B. Smith,
brought up ths rear If Briggs army. IA lie
bgt another evidenca Of Inc coincidence ozx
commanders have ever fit in no sterling quail
ties. It vie the 6Ist ragrasHa IN tlis war 70
cross Cumberland Gsp inIo I.estuCky. SAD q
was the last to come outs IL brought Hp The
rssr at Fishing erssk s.is dFsh tha rear regi-
meat in Bgsckinridgs's .Digis,on which Pse-
teOssd the rear Of tlis sEmy altar the battle OF
saailOh, and 1t has been in eight pitched battles
6ariag this Psvolntios.