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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03
E. D. STEWART,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Our War In England.
(Signed)

The London correspondent Of the New York Times
says
Quiet as every thing now seems with regard to
American affairs there are many signs OF confidence
amounting to a certainty that the American war iI not
to last much longer. The Government Is about to
employ the people Of Lancashire on public works, so
that they may not emgrate. but be ready to spin the
cotton when It comes line of steamers from 5000
u 900 tons is being built expressly 10 bring cotton
from New Orleans. One, the Georgia, Was launched
this week. The manufacturers who have not been in
any hurry about cotton, satisfied to get ch large
Surplus at an advance, are evidently In
no hurry about supply when they need it. They
are even building new mills, and filling th9m with
machinery. have no doubt that they have an assu.
rance from the very highest quarters that cotton sha
be forthcoming at q fixed and not very remOts period.
On what is that assurance based On the ability Of
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

A PEACE PARTY NowH.-So far as We have
been able to learn, there is no party at the
North that has any particular Southern atlin
ties. But there is a party which says distinct
ly that there resides no power in the Federal
Government to coerce a State-no power ia
carry on a war of determination. There is a
party which says plainly let this war end we
want to have union again with you, but we
have no right to force you into an involuntary
league with us. Let us stop this war; if we
can agree, let us agree if we cannot, let us
agree to disagree.
In stating what we have stated above we
speak upon authority, which we are not now
going to furnish, but in which at the same
time we have the fullest reliance.
This war must end at some time. 1t can not
be ended by craftsmanship, and can hardly be
ended by bloodshed. The thirty years war
in Germany shows how long hostilities can be
carried on. The abrupt conclusion of the last
war in Italy shows how soon they can be con-
cuded.- Wilmington Journal.
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NUMBER 2S3

the National Government 10 conquer the Aouih and
oper hef ports 10 tho world ! cannot come 70 any
snoh conviction, The Aoulhern loan of tlb iOOOOOO
was not subscribed for aud ID not kept AZ Apremlum
By any such idea, There IL beyond reasonaef quea'
tSn. general understanding NJ EnglAhd and fFanoe,
and between the Governments OF these countries that
lfthe south 10 not auhlugiled within certain period
-and OF the probability Of such sublugAlon lheJ
have no btllef-her Independence Ia W DO aehnoW'
lodged and guaranteed, They wiz you hays nav
rebelIon YOU cannot do Il Ia that time you never
can. Tho war Is too great an Injury 70 the commerce
OF tho world 10 40 on for an Indefinite period wa
mu.t interfere fof our own Interest and IN the cause
OF humanity aud civilization, They viii lay 70 you
as they will say 10 RusAia, 40 France, a. least VIII
,ay to Victor Emanuel This has been going on Ion x
enough, II becomes a nuisance, and must DO pat
stop to-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

.uNWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD --Isanaway
i from the subscribers living In Calooaa county,
Ca. near knggod on Saturday night last, two negro
meu Miles and Solomon.
DgsORnrf0S- Ia black, about het 10 inch-
a. blqh, weighs about 1856 pounds has extraordinary
ane whe teeth, and when he laughs or SMILES they
are d very prominent feature, ana has somewhat
downoad look. HIS age h ~ yeaa-woro of black
clothing. .,,,
SOLOMON II a deep copper color, even ieet nigh
weighs loo pounds, aud Il IN extra likely boy, n
years old, has very hno forehead and interesting
countenance Wore on white oanaburg pants and
shit, and brown jeans coat. He Is supposed 10 6e
making hs way towards Murlreesboroi his old
home. The two would doubtless travel together. The
aboye reward will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery Of the tw boys or 500 for either OF them
n. HARRIS.
Iui7 i7.2weowt A. D. THORNTON
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03
IasS-wiw ayIig WIN, l. sTANDEFER, cpk.&M.
CrATE OF TENNESSEE HAMILTON COUNTY.
Elijah Fitzgerald vs.. Nasa A. Fitzgerald.

Attachment, In the Circuit Court at Harrison.
II appearing to the Court that the defendant Nasa
A. Fitzgerald Is q nonresident OF this State 80 that
tho ordinary process Of the court cannot be served
upon him. It Is therefore ordered by the court that
publication for four weeks be made la tho Chattanoo-
"a Rebel Newspaper published In the city OF Chatta-
nooga notifying the said defendanrto appear at the
next term oil the Circuit Court 10 be held At the court
house 10 Harrison on the third Monday Of November
1868 ane plead answer or demur to the plaintiffs ae
tion or judgment by default will be entered, and tho
cause set for hearing expartee.
Witness W. H. Rogers Clerk VI said Court at Office
in Harrison, the Sd Monday OF May 1868.
iu2g.w4w W. l.. ROGERS, Cpk.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

A Baltimore correspondent OF the Phiadol
phl Inquirer, who bas with admirable ingon
uity, possessed himself OF the strength OF Lees
army and his entire paus, gives 100000 mor
az tho former and the following specuations
as to the latter:
The Rebel movement now in progress to
wards the North ia being mado by General
Lees whole army. The ance is led by Gen
Ewel who ia in comm d of Gen, JacksonE
old corps. Ho has with him two divisions
embracing l8,j0O moa Tho third division o.
the corps had not come up at last acoounl8
Gen. Lee, with Hills corps and Longsreotl
corps, is also moving northward, and will act
in conjunction with Ewell; but at present they
are keeping. between Ewell and lloCker's army
This movement on the part of Gen. Lee hat
apparently bowldercd Hooker, who did no
expect anything Of the kind, cannot lcan
anything official regarding his movements
but am informed that ho is getting his col
umns in motion, and will follow Gen. Leci
army wherever the latter goes.
Martusburg this morning s in the posses
sion ofGeu. EwelI, who holds it with his two
divisions On being joined by the third HI
will undoubtedly move Immediately into Penn
.sylvania,
Gen. Ieo's force engaged in this movomen
ia fully $4,000 strong. If certain detachment
which he counted on had arrived at Cupepe
before this movement commenced, he ha
10000. There can mo doubt no will mov
at once into the interior Of Pennsylvania, en-
deavoring to do 30 before the defensive force
under Gen. Couch can be organized there,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

A FoREIGNER's OPINION OF SOUTHERN LADIES'
'The more | see of the Southern ladies' writes 9
Charleston correspondent of the Times, "and the
more hear OF their actions, the more | wonder al
their heroism aud seisacrifcs. Words, indeed, cam
not EXPRESS my admiration Tor them. The wal coulC
not have me on without them. The women OF al
classes have sent without murmur, their husbands
sons and those they hold most dear to the warst and
in the absence of the men they have titled the fields
made clothes for the troops, and nursed the sick
When contrast the irmness of purpose and spirit O.
selfsacrfce with the empty Dragging and indifference
so prevalent in the North have no doubt OF the issue
of the struggle"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

CrArG OF TANEEssEE, HAMILTON COUNTY.
ia. Brownlow, vs.. Robert " Rogan.
Attachment, In the Circuit Court u Harrison.

II appearing to the court that the defendant Rob
ert W. Rogan Ia non resldeat Of this State, 80 that
the ordinary process OF the court cannot DO served
upon him Ii s therefore ordered by the GO H. that
publication for four woess be made Ia tho Cha moo
IA Rebel newspaper published In the city LAT
tanooga, notifying the said defendant y appear at
the next term OF the circuit court 70 bo held at tho
court house In HARRISON on the third Monday OF No
vember 1858, and plead hnswer or dcmnr to tho
plaintiffs action or judgment by deiau will Ne on-
tered aud the cause set for hearing exporle
Witness w. l.. Rogers Clerk OF said court al ohco
In Harrison, the sd Monday OF May, ls0l; o,,
iul6.wlw W. l., ROGERS, Clk.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

B5- Napoleon while beseging Man'ua learned that
the enemy were advancing to the relief of the place
bythree routes be Immediately raised the siege, and
le-the garrison cheering be marched cut believ,
ing that he had been defeated But they soon learned
their mistake; he attacked each OF the advancing col
umns separately wen three splendid victories, and
then returned in about fortnight to the seige OF the
CITY,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03
CTATE OF TENNESSEE,
Sarah B. Duls vs.. Henry Duls.

II appearing that tho defendant Henry Dula 0
non resident OF the state Of Tennessee, that the
process Of the court cannot be served on him, II 10
therefore ordered that publication be made weekly
ior four weeks In the Chattanooga Rebel newapa-
per published in the city OF Chattanooga, requiring
said defendant TO appear at a ohanceY court 70 %
held at the court hOurse n Chattanooga on the fourth
Monday of July next and answer complalnants blu
aled against him for divorce, or judgment by con-
esson will be entered aud the cause act for hearing
'ARaato; jassexiw wML srANDEFER, GRAN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND,-In obedience to an
- order OF safe, issued from the Law Court OF Chat
tanooga June term 1893, will offer for sale u the
Court House in Chattanooga TO the highest bidder for
cash on Tuesdy l4th July 1868, the north half o. lot
OF John II Taylor, to satisfy an order Of sale and
cost in favor Of Vaughn 4 Son.
iunel6 aw4w NIB COULTER, Sheriff.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

nf- The fashionable dance of Paris now is TIN
Narcbe Coeasse. 1t is danced backwards, each gen
teman holding the lady lefore Lin by caspng he
aroaud the waist When well practeed it is said L
be highly entertaining, and the Empress is said t
have peculiar talent for its execution.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03
President Lincoln on Arbitrary Arrests.


The New York World on Lucolns letters
repecting arbitrary arrests says;
It avery painful performance, this of the
President ho has tied himeell mp in such q
suarl OF unconsututiCah.aG acts, tlmt " ho az
mits the binding power Of tho Constitution,
ho sees no escape from the condemnation OF
his comtrymcn and an unenviablo niche in his
tory So he announces clearly and distinctly
hisright to absolute military dictatorship. All
this means one thing, that the Administration
is for peace at any price; for otherwise its
head would never haYe presented 1.-The Amer
lean people only the choice Of poison or the
dagger, only the choice Of separation or slave
ry How this arrest Of Mr. Vallandigham has
disgraced us in Europe, how it has chilled the
friends OF democracy and delighted its enc
mics the English papers sufficiently show
but the letter OF Mr.. Lincoln will do us inf
nitely greater disseryce. 1t is his clear adj
mission that constitutional can only be fair
weather Government aud that in every time
of peril we must seek safety in despotism. In
Rome. where the temple of Janus was shut
only onco in the history Of the Republic
aud there was but one period when foreign
war or domestic insurrection did not press
upon the State, the letter of President Lin
coin, If written by some "noblest Roman,
would undoubtedly hayo either convinced the
people and introduced the empire live centu
ries earlier, or have demonstrated to its illus
hious author the altitude Of the Tarpiear
rock
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

~ A Havana lettor liatos ha lnlormavt mas
reached there from the oontraband colony, an the
south side Of San Domingo, that fully one'hAli the
i've hun dred ncpoCa sent there from Norfolk, VIII.
gluia have died among the malignant awamps,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

a.. The New York papers say that the peace par
ty is frustrated under the present excitement but de-
clare in the same issue that troops are not rayng as
thoy ought.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03
IN REAL ESTATE.

ANY person wishing to mako an Investment In q
good farm, can do so to advantage on application to
the subscriber--whO will also sell bargain In .
iuI7.tf J. H. WILLY,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03

ICHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.--In obedience to On
10 order of sale, issued from the Law Court OF Cha-
tanooR, June term 1863, will dKR for sala at the
Court House in ChAhsnOnteN. to the highest bidder
for cash, on Tuesday lAh July 1853, ono hundred Rnd
tweAty acms Il land more or EE6 Ssng in the 9th
civil District of Hamilton county. adjoining the lands
ofTW NewHhh Jub NJ Carroll, VIM BIy1he and
oSNas, levied on d the Itoperty Of James W Hens
derson to shtbiy an order OF $50 an cosAs In favor
of Edwards 4 SiVley use of T 4 W AiksN
tune6-law4w M. D. COULTER, Shet4h.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03
GTATE OF TENNESSEE.
j. NJ. Andersons Heirs, VS.. j. L. schooleld'S Heirs.
In Chancery at Chattanooga.

-
]. NJ. Andersons Heirs vs. j. L. schooled'S Heirs.
In Chancery at Chattanooga,
II appearing from the bill which . sworn TO, that
the defendants w. b. Schoolhed, p H. Schooled, Il.
b, schoolaeld D. A. Schooleld q. G. C.Schoolleld, J.
p schooReld, ]. l.. Schoofeld Jr., N y. Sohooaed,
II. o. ScboOied and b. +. SchoOlleld, arc all non
residents of the State of Tennessee except W. D.
Schoohed, who has absconded or concealed hmselfy
SO that the process Of the court cannot be served
them il is therefore ordered that publication be made
weekly for four weeks, in the Chattanooga Rebel,
newspaper published In the city Of Chattanooga, rcs
quiring said defendants to appear at Chancery
Court Ito be held at the court house In the city Of
Chattanooga on the fourth Monday Of July next, aud
answer bill Of complaint filed against them In said
ourt by said compainants, judgment by confess
ion will be entered and the cause set for heaIing ex-
parte. .,, ~
ju23-wIw WIN. l. STANDEFER, Crk. & NJ.
IStHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND--In obedience to an
- order of Sale issued from tAs Law Court OF Chat
tanooga June term, ls63 will Offer for sale at the
Court House in Chattanooga to the highest bidder Tor
cash on Tuesday, July IA, 1861 George FOrtes inter
est in tract of land lying in the corporate limits OF
Chattanooga, adjoining the lands OF enider White
side near the steam dStllery on the Tennessee river,
levied upon as the property of said Forte, TO satisfy
an order of sale and cost in favor OF B. +. Clarke
against A Kesterson x George Forte.
juneOIaw4w NJ. b. COULTER, Sheriff.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03
WI. L sTANpEFER, ON. 3 N.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Patrick Crayens VS.. Mary Crayens
In Chancery at Chattanooga.

It appearing that the defendant, Mary Cravens has
gone to the State OF Mississippi so that the process OF
the court cannot be served her. It is therefore or
dGred that publication be made weekly for four weeks
the city of Chattanooga, requiring said defendant to
appear at chanUery court 70 be held at the court
house in Chattanooga, on the fourth Monday OF July
next and answer complanants bill fled against her
In said court, Oi Judgment by confession will DO en-
tered and the cause set for hearing exparte.
ju23.w4w WIN. LSFANDEFER, Crk. X II.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-03

OLD BoREAs has blown his horn in
earnest, and after the light skirmishing Of
tie past few weeks. has at length made
his grand attack, and the winter campaign
is being vigorously prosecuted" Let
those who enjoy competence, see that
their less fortunate neighbors are provided
with ali the articles necessary to ensure
comfort. Food, fuel. clothing. are abso-
lutely essential for all, let none lack these
at least. Let the rich seek out the poor.
and not wait until dire necessity drives
them as suppliants tc your doors, but re-
member that Ike that giyeth to the poor
lendeth to the Lord, and that the merciful
shall obtain mercy. and with what meas
ure you meet, it shall be measured to you
again"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-03
Special NOTICES.
(COAMUNICATED-J
PULMONARY CONSU M"TION a
DURABLE DISEASE..
A C A X y
'ESS CNVGEI ylEsrFEHFcS.

The undersigned ha,nS been restored to health
in few weeks, by a very simple remedy, af:er
having suffered sevcsal years with severe lung
affection. and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious TO make known TO his fellow-suiferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire Il. ho will send copy of the
prescription USED free Of enaFge) with the diFee-
tons for preparing aud using the same, which
they Will nnd 81 sure cure for eoNsuarlos,
ASTHMA, nReYcnlris, CouGns, Coins, AZ. The
only object of tho advertiser ia sending the Pre-,
scriptlon Is to benefit the afflicted, AMI spread IN
formation which he ooneevcs to he invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as
IL Will coat them nothing, and may prove blesalng
Parties wishing the prescriptions will pense
Address
REy, EDWARD A, WILSON,
WlllismsbuVgh. .sue- County New York
NoN b,--v9nii-im.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-03
SURVEY NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned
viii, with the County Surveyor, On Monday the
2sih OF December, 1853, proceed to survey and
locate the corners of his land in section % of
Michigan DAD Lands ana section 80 Township y,
Range East, in Marshall County, Indiana, and
continue iron day to day until all is survcycl
Nonresident owners OF lard in said section who
Ian to meet the Surveyor at the time above men.
toned, aud deiray or provide for defraying their
portion OF the expenses Of said survey, will br re-
tnrned to the County Auditor as delinquent. and
such delinluencies placed on the tax iu3lia,te
and collected according 20 law
THOMAS NECCFp
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-03
Nso5aCk's Stomach Filters.
SOLDIERS HOME, J
SuIERISTEHDEHT's OFFICE, !
CINCINNATI, June 4. l9 al

'-'N'-'Naiib june 4, 10 J.5
To Dr.. c, W. RoBacK-
My DEAR SIR: ain dispensing second in, dice
oil your Stomach Btters among the large number
OF men who daily arrive at this institution fer
refreshment and rest The universal testimony
Is that these Bitters are the best made. For the
various hummer complaints which afflict so many
know of no remedy so safe and so sure. Plu
tarch says: "To ask physician what is easy and
what Is hard of diges ton. and what will agree
with the stomach, is ab out as sensible as to ask
what Is sweet or bitter, or sour" Persons who
look out for breakers-and have your Stomach
Bitters in the house, am sure will never ask
any one the foolish question spoken of by tn :
great philosopher. l must not omit a word or
TWO Tor your Catawba Brandy. | have many men
mere who had brandy prescribed for them by dis.
tnguished Army Surgeons The effect OF YOURS
on such are most beneficial, far m ore so than
from any previously taken. Persons who desire
araelly pure Brandy cannot fail in their purchase
lfthey get your brand.
am, Doctor, with much respect.
Your servant,
CIV. d. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
W Office and manufactory. Nos Sc, So. GO
and o2, East Third street. For sale eyeryg here
Whisky
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-03
SPECIAL CF'FEEa.

We desire tits year to place before million Of
northern readers the great doctrines The Day
Dock teaches ca !hr que ston of The races. We
confidently believe is this Journal were placed in
the hanls os one half Of the voters oi the north
ern States between thiE tille and November, l&6i,
the Democrats could not fail to carry the next
Presidential election. We therefore make the
following offers, not in the light ofprxes, and not
even because it will be pruiitablc--ior we can
scarcely afford it-but solely 10 sccare riae dis
scarinetion Of the rieacs mhieh tee profoundly be-
Ee1e lriu Scps cur eouafru
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-03

T. 4. LEMON has received for the hoill-
days, the most complete assortment of Toys
ever brought to this place Our friends
should remember this and supply the lite
ones with holiday presents from the store
Of Mr. Lemon He also keeps on hand
large stock of Drugs, Medicines, Blank
Books. School Books, Glass, &c. Read
his advertisement in another column.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-03
SURVEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will, with the County Survey or, on the 18th day OF
December, 1863, proceed to survey, and locate the
corners OF his land in section of Michigan Road
Lands in Marshall County, Indiana, and continue
from day t. day until all is surveyed.
Non resident owners OF land in sid section
who fail to meet the Surveyor 1T the time above
mentioned, and detray, or provide for dcfraying
their portion Of the expenses OF said survey, will
be returned to the County Auditor as delinquent
and such deinqueucies placed Oh the tax duplicate
and collected according to law.
JAMES TIaSEDGE.
Nov. ID. lsG3.-3w
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