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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

"HosrRrTRR's BrTTERs." ws reply.
l. H.AIru's suraxx. Psorscrox-nys
Al uss If rsssnsssins the disordssd and ssfssbtsd
syasm sssulati as every function Of che inni sfgsas
vivius the dsprs msd spirits avigorins he eenssudsas
and proonsnsHf medicinal preparation shsr Ofhs psA
or the has completely end universally
suscessful -
HCS T E T T e H'
CELEBRATED
8 TO MA O H b T T q r g.
Against the vspon foul prepare
That fever..aiut the heavy cir.
Drink not unmixsd the water found
In prairiss. woods, msrshy ground.
ussdsn..ry toll you ply,
Nasurs you moss asi's-ov do .,
For when d.bsnsd from exercise
For ayttseiai aid she cr!ss
Medicines grand purpose and infant
L.hr.s.snsd evil 70 prs,s.s
And II yos'd bs relieved or spared
From ills that crush the snp,7aret,
Hoststters Bittsn use-for note
IAsy are the sunrsr AsrIDorz.
10 sst defiance tho mssmsof unhealthy soils tks pQs
Of nwhossoms water the shu,ia Of crowded werkssea
ana fsesss and the bsnsfa influence Of ssdsnay sns
meats Il q o.iy necessary 10 bs forssrmsd with
HO 8 z z T T e r '6
CELEBRATED
8 TO MA @ H TIT e r. oss
Dy,pspsis's psass. that rack and grind 70,
The body, and dspress the mindi
Asuss, thu. - they 20 and ssms.
Nil. If. constant -.-',,..-, i
Csiios and dyssnssric pains.
Meath which the strong mans viger wsnsss~
Bilious complaints, those tedious tls
NSss conquered yet By drastic pillsi
Dread Dianhss that cannot b.
Cured BY destructive mercury;
Slew constitutional decay
That brings Death nearer. day By DAFT
Nervous pfostrsti0n, mental gloom
Hsrsldu Of madness or the tombi
For ths.s--thoush mineral nossrums fail--
Means Of relief st sast hail,
Hosrsrysx's Blrrsxs-msdcius surss
Not Va pvsvsnG alone. bat
In DJ spspsa Fever and Agus, Bilious Complaints. Coos
.uopL and Nervous Debility. Constipation, sssAsknasA
spasms and In al Compsats Of Man Weuaa proessdtae
Greet llsmsdy and Resssrsiivs 10
H @ 8 STE t T f RS
CELEBRATED
s T oMA H BIT Tue r 81
70 wanderers On 80 Or Land
From Polar shore 10 Tropie ssrandl
TO ohoussholds lons In regions nsw,
And dwellsr In great ciuss, TOO;
To soldiers In camp for. and hsld.
Who need against disease shisldl
To miners C.liforais bssnd. 81.
And Nlsrs Of wet, maTshy grounds
Ts feeble wives Of fragile msA
B. TO young and niddisssd. sadold. 4
To those !. health Who wssld sajsy y
Heavens best sins without alloy,
To Ill the ssrsngthlsss. weak and pale,
whs drosp. YET know met what sAsy a.
Hosr.rrla's BIrssas W present
A. Hsslshs msst potent slsasaa
Kthsrs is sny value In pubis sptnisa. - ~ vSts
medical testimony. the very best and ssfss fsus. csss
and Alternative bsfors the world u
HO 8 It e t T E r.
CELEBRATED
8 TO MA O H BIT TIE r -
Sold by r.sp.s..bl. Druggists b IN parts fAs vsd&
HosrETrIs ssrrA
rrr1ssu2a Iok-.
| n.vYsh on. Na I2a n8QADMAx
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mARRIR d.

TEWART-WALKLEY-As Hartford, Conn. on mondsy
the I3th int BIZ the Rev Charles Fishsr, William
Stewart Of NowY ork to Pradencs H. eldest daughter o
solomon WalkIsy ssq., OF Mddsto~n Coan.
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Advice to the NiiserabIes.

Advice to the MiserabIes.
Those who ale anicied with Scrous Fever Sores Skin
Erupons Salt Rhsum Sore Head. Sore Legs Swelling Of
the Glands. v.nsrsal Sores Pmpss, Blschss, Tssrs,
Chronic diseases Hunors Of ell kinds and have spent large
sus Of money for medical attendance and advertised rem-
ediss and still uncured. say use Dr. RADWAY'S
CLEANSING slRUP, called RENOvATING RE50Ly-
ENr Ono s1 bottles Of this sItrsordnsry medicine
wansn,sd TO you II six bottles Of remedy fall 10
furnish ssetory svasnce OF cure stop IT. spend
nousy on it. RADwAY's RENovATING RESoLvENT
hes cured the Of Chronic and scroulous Soes
singe bottle Let the wise give trial Sold ., No. 81
Maiden lane. corner Of Ooldst. and by ell DrussIsts
De Mars's Cafe.-Th. subscribers take pleasure in u
forming thsr friends and the public generally that they have
ENLARGED their presont establishment by the addition OF
~ elegant and csnmodous Dining Room and they hope.
BY attention to business to merit continuance Of for
msr generous patronage HARRY DE MARS Co..
No. SO Bssvers,. corner OF Williams.
Gen. Kenrncy Leading = Charse.- mos. 81.
SARD FHoTO0RXPH YOR ALBUMS PrIc. rs cents
l.. II. T. ANTHONY,
No sol Broaa~sy. NY.
UAtkinson's Patent EnameIed Steel Collars
I m,ut ju:, received from sheffield England. Price IS
!" 'O SMITH BLAKE. No. s7s sBre.d~ay.
On. Msryin 4 Coz, ,,oov
FIRE. BURGLAR AND DAMP PBOOF
SAFES,
No. 265 broadway.
Reference 10 ~ 100 Custonsra
My sOutheru Friends.
by tho author OF
AMONG THE FINES.
For sale ct tho Once of The Tribnas.
PRICE, 81. Paper covers. Is cents.
Popular Hints.
GARD ffiDTUJRAPHS FOR ALBuAS OF
The Biue beard Of New -Orssas.
The Emperor OF Ch,na
The Reliable Ge stemsn.
The Intslitg-ut Cont sbsnd
Tho ksG. Yok Post Boy. ~
Tue Ogress Emperor VI Chinss Ship buldsf.
Tue ALSsi OF Pssc~.
Tue HAPPY Governor Of MssssohasstN.
Tie Bssb Lion. On end Va the Rampage.
F4huns Joe.
Biloxi Hous Jsh.
XIV S' q. EH T. ANTHONY,
ks. sel Bgys4way, n, Z.
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6perlal Notlles.

The Sabbatb-SchooI Excursion to Bidds's Grove,
OF Oh. lths u r. Church. for the th inst postponed
TO THURSDAY. Aug. IL, to the same place.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
FROM HAVANA.

The Political Governor OF the IsIand sus-
pended and sent 20 epain-Arrival Of
the Evening Star.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Hostetter's Stomach Ditters.

Hostetter's
CELEBRATED
g r Q MA O. H b r T e n g
READ AND REFLECT.
Mako sure Of fH,ALrn "Bu. howl" yss saks
We ssswsr It's IN sasy tssk.
ssrsassAea The srozAou sal susssau
The NsRvss, The ssrv..s. ssshssrsss,
The LrvER keep Ia se.iys play
And rssslass from day To day.
Each organ dd. On Natures plA.
Bncs and refresh The IxNxR nAs.
And like watch that's kept In chime a
By constant care. With railroad time.
The sysssms tone and strength rsssw.
And thereby cheer the sps-iss too.
"How" you Inquire. "esa thls b dsass
This Victory Ger Disease be won't"
"HosrxrrzR's BrrrKRs" w reply.
Il HlAIrEs suPRxxz Pxorscrrox-Tnys
A nsms af rsssnsrssiss the dsordsfsd and ssfssease
sysm sssulsi every function Of che inrn sgxas ~
vvius the dsprs ssd spirits invsorsns he esnstudsss
and prolonsns medicinal preparation. shsr Of the ps
or the has been completely end universally
successful -
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VOL. VIL,--NO. %.

. p. -
iearfs, as pure as ever, 1--we. of the Union
which their fathers constructed Satisfy
them that, the war ended, tha' Union viii
he as it was intended tobe, aud was before
tre'son aud fansticsnS involved MS I'M the
existing frightfal struggle, and much,
very much will be done to bring the strug.
Gle toian end, and to restore our former
nationality. We shall then, ton, know
each other the better, and value each 9th
er the more Courage has been found a
common possession--.Inistakes as to char.
act.Ts corrected--loye of freedom is seen
10 be equally sincere, and weshali be more
firmly convinced than we have ever been
shat Union, underal the guarantees of
personal and State rights which our faith
"rs provided, can alone make us what they
intended and believed they had accom-
pIished through their blood aud wisaohl-.-
the freest and the happiest, aud one of
he most influential nations in the world.
a't5na With great regard, a-, ..st7
...t Your ebd't s.rv't, r,i s..t
. .te a. p4bcs REvERDY JOHNSON. s5
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.REyERDY JOHNSON.

A MoTHER.-By the quiet 6reside Of
boone, the true mother, III tue midst of
her children is sowing, as in vases of earth,
the seeds or plants that shall sometime
give to heaven the fragrance IF their illus
ms, and whose fruit shall be as rosary
fapgelic deeds, the noblest offering that
she can make the ever-aseending and ex-.
panding souls Of her children, to her Ma
ker. Every word that she utters GOES,
from heart, to heart with power of which
'he little dreams. Philosophers tell us, in,
their speculatipns, that He cannot lift a
finger without moving the distant spheres.
Solemn is the thought, but pot more SOL
.nln to the Christian mother than the
h ug't that every word that falls from
n"r lips, every expression If her couute-
,:aoce. even the sheltered walk and re.
t'rement Of home, may leave an indcliLle
IMPRESSION on young souls around Ii, +, and
FIRM, as it wer', an underlying strain Of
chat education which peoples heaven. ~
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Q.o'r|:.tital>
AFTER ILL,

The apples are ripe in the orchard,
The work Of the reaper is done,
AMI the golden woodlands redden
In the blood Of the dying sun. -.
At the cottage door the grandsire
Sits ppfe in his easy chair, ..u'
While the gentle wind of twilight
b." Plays with his silver hair. .N
A woman is kneeling beside him,
~ A fair young hand is prest, r. D.. z
In the first wild passion of sorrow,
.4 Against his aged breast. -...* "a ..,,.
i And far from over the distance "''
The faltering echoes come q ..',
Of the flying blast of trumpet - g..
And the rafting roll of drum.
And the grandsire speaks in whisper.
n,, "The end no man can see; 'nn {.
But we give him TO ri: country,
And we give our prayers to Thee"
The violets star the meadows, vs. ,.....r.
The rose-huds fringe the door, f.. .
And DER the grassy orchard
The pink-white blossoms pour.
But the grandsire's chair is empty, '.r,.
The cottage is dark and STILL, ........
There's nameless grave on the battlefield
'- And a new one under the hill. d
And a pallid, fearless woman
.. BY the cold hearth sits alone,
And the old clock in the corner f"'
r,'J Ticks on with steady drone. 4 J a.
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Miissiie.Ie1Ianeous;.,
HON. REVERDY JOHNSON ON THE
PEACE CONVENTION. - ...,
b the Editors Of the Journal of Commerce.


WASHINGTON, May 10, 1868.
Il am obliged to you for the copy of Mr.
David Dudley Fields letter to you, of the
2lst Of April last, published in your paper
of the succeeding day. t3n Win. u fa -.s~
In the present couditiun of the country
hp advantage perhaps can be gained by
recalling "the history of the Peace Con.
yention," but as Mr. F. has thought fit to
do SO, it is proper that the fact which he
states in regard to it if erroneous should
be corrected. AS one of the members
hhmed BY him, as having been satisfied
with "the peace conference" / avail my.
self of the list leisure, to give the fact as
IL was. This will be done with no view
a call in questionable purposed accuracy Of
Mr.. Field, but 10 set myself right to those
Who may feel an interest in the sui jest -
Eor2this purpose few preliminary re-
marks are necessary. Tue Convention as
Sembled, atolthe instance Of Virginia,
through resolutions passed by her General
ls- emily, on the 10Th of January, 1861.
Ytieir preamble sets forth as a"the delibe-
rate opinion" Of that body that d''uuless
The unhappy controversy which SO divides
he States Of the confederacy shall be sat
sisffuctori!y adjusted, permanent dissolu
kionsof the Jasos Is iaeUltdbie!" .ssea .
In this conviction the most, If not ali.
al the lSouthern States, were believed to
concur, and al.o very many of the discern,
Ing aud rejecting citizens Of the Northern
states. Evidence Of chs was found in
ne debates in Congress; discussions On the
hnstings, 10 the public press, and 10 mani
al tie pulpits Of, the country. However
upjusti6able % things were Ciftthe desired
adjustment was not obtainel) o severance
az the Union by force would be esteemed
VI the intelligent patriotism Of the coub.
ny, 1t was yet manifest from their ante6e!
dents, that there, we're men, North and
Sbath, who looked to such a result, nit
oply without regret, but with hope and
badness. Theyaswere sds,ubtleas sfswoiu
<Aeh section, but they were zsaloas ,reck.
less, and fnna,ical, and needed only, ''ft
speessd TOPICS with which to delude end
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A Coon WOMAN NEVER GROWS ON.
-Ye'rs may pass over her head, but If
i'rnevotehce aud virtue dwell Id hcr heart,
she is as cheerful as when the spring Of
lie opened to her view WHEN we look
TIA good woman We never think Of Her
-" ;tahe looks charming as when the rose
/ youth first blnomed on he check -.
hat rose has not faded yeti will never
ade. In her htighburhaod she istHe
i'isnd aud Denr'actor WHO dies not re-
pect and love the w"ma" who has passed
Ger csysia acts Of ikiudness and mercy /?
Werepsat. such "a woman tan uever grow.
I'd She will always he fresh aud BUOY
ant ipsspirat,J aud active in humble deeds
u beueyotenGe. l4alijir sl,Egsj5!atfl sGl Z,
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ADVANTAGE ORA WOODEN LEG "A

ADVANTAGE. OLA MODEM LEG. "A
~poden-iegeed amateur happened to be
With distinguishing party lately. when
shell burst near him, smashing his aniti-
j'''al limb to bits. and sending Il piece IF
iron t!rengh the calf of'oa soldiers leg
.''"ar,him. The soldier "grinned and bore
Iit9riike a. man, while the amateur was
loud aud emphatic in his lamentations -
Seing rcbukrd by the wounded solder,
ne replied, '"0h, yes, IT'S all well enough
Tor ynu l." bear il. Your leg did not cost
a'ryth'ng and will heal up, but l paid
500 cash for miiIe.'nt ,s1Fsnt'ao 81 ne
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! o Mrs Partington says: i.'I haven't
any desire to live longer than the brta,h
remains ia my bods,if isn't more than
elgRt years I won)ant wish to be a CEN
turion, and Che idea IF Surviving ones
factories always gives me i disagreetsble
eehsArioisness. But whatever Is, Il, be
will be, and there is 10 knowing a thing,
till It expires" lihaecf ,------- S'e inv
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! saS R'ihgion Is the tie that CONNECTS
nani~iih his Creator, md hJlds him to
His tbronee If that tie ID snnderes III q
broken, he floats away " worthless atom
IN tlenaissrse, IT'S proper attractions all 2
,g"se, IT'S destiny tiIwarfed, ifs Whole 'fuI
tureiuotliag but darkness, desolation and
death L-Doassl yJVs6stss. I'D fada ,Yeha }
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s1r An Iold. lady reading ane account
',plf oali distinguished old lawyer who wis
ssaidfD be ihe father of THE New York
bar, exclaimed, HP Dor man 4 he had 49,
dreadful set of childrens,.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

,a.ss.r~ ssi 4 s:s !lssa jack .sa @
Sag I'D hay, 'sZha latest rews from vicksbms II
so Ttns'hy Es5t akr le,s Is slighr. ard the isar,
ca batfies ,ririsE fl,s garrison !, well sup,i,d
aad robieut or sheIr shil'isro iasi the place The
creny has been scsc in all ;helr saor,s. HIS dead
rc'' ta gT1unj In froas wssks. One estimate
piAcrs hi l. t., th,aaa1i. firm, vas beard al
tn'frg, iast nisht AID dav The enen.y is report
ed u. p''ch t;idis rlaaing traios that lar flor
ss~ q. tGS.
E;r1 -, !ay 2i.Tha ExafnincI hss Sor.l1nrn
EaP,t. t4tlc 2!nd instant.
"a" i'fr"cratic >tet- Gs,s Meeting Of Indiana va
he III Al l:'iats poll. 49, Tie anh aud il rgeiy at.
tnaded. ioa.r. y. Y ahi's presided A good 'dea!
ii cSciteuent PRIV iiIeJ. ,urinr the day forty or
i'ty res.~ naie fIr carrying conceaied weap-
on and shouting 10; JeT Davis. etc. The speeehcs
wire Principally in opposition 20 the OF
the al 4nipstfa ion ~ three O'clock =. 81. fesoiu>
tiuns introduced hurri, , aud passed amid great
con tnsion alter which Abe convent adpurnea ass
d. On several trains leaving tho city nj night she
excursion lists comus need G.n tho soldiers. The
Home military au.horiic. stopped the ,rain- and
searched the rasserg6r. When a6eu, reh hnndred re-
vo'yers we're ;aktn and msny arrests sn,ndo.
raiiandighAm has been coaiaed in fas. Warren in
accordance With TIE seatfIrc of the court maItihi
Jhe cr'ac ni theIinif1r. Democratic newspaper
Mt rruiIis Ion, fcansyvsna, has leen destroyed By
a ul4h.
The S,rAcuse Cousies ss,' Mrs. var.andisi,an has
bcrc,nc lastc ri the arrest and sentence
ui her husband.
II l. .prr;cd that the ALi,,na i. bloc saiel in the
tag 81 Martinique.
JAsK,os. May 2i.--iieayy firing beard in ,ae dice.
ton 81 Iirh bar2 ;ass morning. /. IL feputcd md
va ia cic ciai circles that he my >aUltci the
works nj Vicksbnr "a Wednesday, ard were badly rc-
m .i. Snyder . Bluff ht been evacuated courier
reports THAI Yozoo Ctty has b. en- captured by t.e
Fehcra;s. Navy yasI birued by
Aa 0:.;'f lion Vick,barg reports Grant whiyred
btts.
: LAS sx--- --i.he~scnJ-hs~rrrsdo thrss dcarrfN6fs
saaI's on Nickseu1c. ana have been repiisc
semi.oli ial Information has been received o! te
Cal turc OF Iicei v, Ari.. by Pree.
=. JicAn-n correspondent Of the 10Th says; John
..-. this rruiuc. threw 10 0Go to /; 0Gc Lsef
& z Back to the vicSa5urg side.
Il IA repor,el IN Noble that Sayders G,-1 i, ,iecc-
cupie'i. ard the o,crpati,1 Of ya,,i C.tJ by The
r.. 2 n'a il di.l,eiieyed.
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Tho tumor that General Mcclellan had re.
signed a,d another that he had been again -
signed IN the command of the Army ct the To-
,cmac have both p.oved untrue. In n con
vossa;ion with the COMMITTEES the occasioY
ot the presentation ot the complimentary reeo-
intions H. delegation from tho Washirs,io
City Cnuucil. Gen. Mcclellan ex expressed hims I
much grieved at the death Of StonewiIi rJsc,,-
son. and said OF him -.
sxn -caT Re;p adfiirins a man lik,
Jackson. Lle was sipcere. and arue. ani val
liant Yet no one has disappointed me MORE
than he has. Jackson was one Of my claS.
fAws and Ut college mover promised TO Re tho
u,an he hsa proved himself. lie was always
very allow. AID acquired lesson oniy alter
g-ea: labor And yet his determination was
great that he ma VOC savc anything mp until
hc succecded. His character seems 10 have
changed since, for he has exhibited q great
ce.cu;ylin all .hiB tnoyements, while in COR
naad al ebei forces. Lce is perhaps the rn6s,
Abe, c,onnmder the r, bells have. and JEcsao;i
WAS their best exscHtive officer"
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tg,!IrJEsDA Yssn1 1RntINgH MAY

haa detpkntsta; y tssssoas, The yesssa: a,,sl
c::sse.' le1eS c. 49, bc15to q tIrl1e koefs.
vet8 q 6e ecefqlnaEy 20 ii0
latter Il f iS o1 tacle shct iwauiA ~!
fbewaraE a sdmstjgo osjpn AIr, Eawsed
stated !4e M lmilAy yhAbs fhe dame spurs,s
vfssld asd s a sat!I some ssrct tnneri WA
I isss;s sn sie sais silresssi al 10 ls 'se psss g."
'ftns. &li.'f Nas soa6ishst no 80. A r,nd,as
ntaii bigs by Isivalc thips. Thtfcftte MI.
Seward lwss NnNolie 70 make q ooasspmfca ton
to her Msjesty 4 government on ihesabjtct u
waa moi Ta,sd what fpat eofnIn unicatipn wou!t1
he. and 'fhrrsfore il would become a matter
inr suhseq uei4st consideration.
Tho Londoa Obserser of the I'd of May. IN 4
pacific agtic.es6oes jnstics 10 Lncoia and his
advi ser.s1 wl.fst sals,. eyincc q siucere npd
Games; Gesifd to cnISFfvate INC rftst fricndty
relations with Grsat Bri,aiu, and &C. AVOID Civ
~: jus, caase et offence.
ine l.ysgoa Lines OF the 81 edi;oriaIly re-
ccmmctds 4: AtSariesslas IL they syart ro f'
1-d.;<-d, 10 itIF q less from history AID look
1T what E":.;an,i s,,.3 other natiGns hssR giS-
en up without. bong any ihe worse for H.
+D,ss:i !. .5 Ls'n quite a. proud az tue L all
I'd Siate~, .Ad las toaid he latter gui.e rs
r.c.c', S - dc, &C ls =, 20 lie her own. All
~: r,el ave. ions 10 ths cunclnsion that the
>,tf-s lt ,;ht 10 he i;idepet,drnr. aud il
vis hca. tLct Aaunii 5o so. The iniortisc
ce:sI-ot cscalu t4at t!.e teGGr.is viii one Gay
2 .'in' - tic taH.e Conclusion with regard TO
thsSouthern ..aics.'
The i.ondpn Times appauds the courage -.
t>}iii'd ol hO'lI sides. and says that The tes
-tv.5 "p-h, & admire the gnlaniiy nt he
Wt0 have shown t...::,sc Ives
War $ - ~ t.. sJ.,s O.. iIeel.cu :.i.i capable
y! s,.i s;"rf nr!,'l: eut neighbours worthy oi
q "a T.
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eS; sae,sly. ysl SO d. nst think b. u ssed Ia IA
eBet4. smssssstass ssp1 -tsna Ga. csa1 rsasetlep.
eea 80 n,isasy m 80 aausin ~ csa sscsssu,
20 ~ Assieia q wax vEs Win sot here as
"a M :s iSs IL "a 81 ssr',s = '''' i8s' fss
NJ 81 ssa;ss. Into a,s ger srsi ,s.,l
ss -: ~ 81: :;i.s..,
ssss q: 81 !. :sssss s. ss.s IN.
s.ss - Il spsa isss = S..s ii. Il
49, |: tss Es:ss = = z ;ses ~ !, Msss, M
a.d tixa u ~ sjssna II = III DR. eorss
ifvNyssf. bsdps r.rer ~ bsal s,.em tui hwy
m.as w. r'd oniy ist st~m. AVID they d'd
kr.tciereit l. yaaasliig "a n Is freslsrery n m
:. 40 TpsS hue 81: ate.
ir isionaI uni tote aud ,us ,nsa view. with
r-s.rd 70 roii,sl qn r.io,, he old be o,e Of t,e
op.ttpnious 'atr cnyne rrsvs re, or s,on< mr. un
patriotic tpsscAAs. rs c-cnnjs ia,csi ynad The
inair's'i ~ the 'p'sehes 'seuasesea. and ihen the
don sesssiy pc h boz no. S. t a i1, s,s
dor naakinss bad speech. vi tss 5y cempef ss hm ~
m he u 10 empty Ees:s.
We Agr,r faiiy viii ten Burnsdle ,,,t i;s;. oush.
not 10 Eale .tuch ~ Irtcli,.-tst te -UUgtr - b.
ashamed OF hmfei.-fut then he scsI make lhaa sri
ront he ashamed - what viii y-'u d. abJ0i II
send hin o. the Day 7, r;sa, says .he Gep,rol--
prob by AS q hit 10 birut W " dry ur." as: him
over into uixie th. Pr -i9ent said sngl.s; aS
an ALTERNATIVE. But Ia Is the ios;e Nj inrc!u
has yet made They do-'t 'roubc the unseres 10 try
aftd renence oppritioa orsto's der that way
ri. tbem "a sight and save woi III OF truube. We.
Nal'sniigham aust he that any raraor rnakiot
jnstub spesches in bx se a'nst the wsf Of SER
SION as he mskes nn sie Against tie War . tle
Uni"n corid NJ. live oa; the hr-f fsys experiment,
tie woad n, sitot by She Grst Rebel that could ob'a
lcad d naskei. and tbs. would BE- the end o, hiu.
sending Oappeshsads down % J, n3or. where ihay
have ,peeebes only the side o'ihe puwers that hc.
wcnld ret dozen such tengnes wapging fr evcry
one silenced. Besides. carrying Goals to Newra.-
tie has lever bee1 Considered politi. sil'esnan.
like.
Mr.. fsliandicham wants TO Iu, for Gorera.r
Ohio next Fall. ard We b"re he will. Now hist sol
dler> are {, VOC, 0'uid not have a Better Demo
cratic candidate. Ard re Gea Bunssce tas probably
secured bts nnmin ton. pray the President 10 pa.
n htr, sni trrn bi'u inose. T." can Lc useful
where else as speaking through the State o' 90
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

Te Arrives rhder Fheof Truce at
Fostereiilc.

lThe fllowing special di..atch 10 The Daily ReteI,
i,obfved as we 60 10 prea. from Fosiervie. ssnli
ssston on tte N 8 c. Read. near shevbyvihe:l
FoSrEavntI LssS. May aS.--VaiaDdigham ieaot-
cd iiups sndsr Tag Of truce this morning from
Aafseesh to-, Cen. Maftin refused 70 recognize the
flag. The encry Then loft aim bstween the lines Al
HIS swn .issssess sen. Martin received him cia
xsa OF Uutei States. ban-hed IRON hin home sud
country bscan.c be had Jared % resist a tyranical
Eovcrnmeut.