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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-11-19
Die raSifalen Safpbiuer. Gis rabifa1

Geicaso Sritunc fcrbsrt DEN @cnpernsur ron Sui,
noiS erntlid auf, mad Dem 8siirisle Slipsr ercn,s
rsa8, Die os,aoftatilas Gslsssetuns ess s'aatss
auasinanssr 81 iprsassn, rsnn tie Is trassn icuts,
oisisn gSintsr in Der Sauptitaet bs5 Staatss ibrs
Sisuns III baltsn. Sis Safotinsr vcn Der Sfituns
,rarnsn DEN Gcupsrnsur, fih nidt eurh idmahs rosr
ftsinmitbise @attsstsr scn cisism @smaltiArite sss
gen bic rosmcfra'ilasn @srratta" atbattsn gu lai<
len. Ssgt isi bic 3st sinitis fit Den Shlas.
Ga tatsn mir Die Yolitis nisisr r~acifalen Mtcli'
%ticnitsn |! Ois Gspraisntanten bic oas 8cle sss
sra9lt bat, irrsnat MA einfaa nit rOtsr geratt
auseinarbsr, wsnn is niht mad Der ~taeifalsn 9fsiie
tau;en rclIen. Daa 1T is9r einfah. Gisie rertra'
f~reisn" &aoifalsn miireen, psnn le i6rsn gBilsn
batsn %f1nnten, nod srSbsrs Ssspctsn isin, ais Die
aliatilAsA @eralttsrrlhn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-11-19
Nssnt nm 10 ll6r Dor einsm Rritasaeriht III sriasi.

A6snb I'm 10 l16r Dor einsm RriessaeriAt ~ srihsi'
men. Sic 9sfhuloisuns aessn mid, mar tab ih
fir 8ananoiatam sshinnit tate. SD erfEdrts mid
ihuIois. iarist u1sins @srttsibisuna unb ,ruros na1
Dem @siansni6 ,urifsstraat ,ro if isitesm fort,
.pdtreno Iss. Ser aneere Wann Der ~etenfaIs fit
9 alannin8tam ifin.tnie rno a~srarsio wis i'd tetans
BELT purss, bsi6t s. g. Sing unb 1T ron 9nams
@cunts, Stio.
SD tsTnne mid nod bisr, niAt tresen irasnb els
nsr unmpraliihen 9anoluns, icnesrn tlcs hestalt,
neil ih fit ras rssslniBis ernannts temctratiihs
Sidst n,sinss 9simatbaaateS asiimmt SAFE
Sa babsn mir Die Stimmfreibsit osr Cob atsn i'm
atcliticniitiiasn Gimme. ., itr batt roafcmmsne
Ereibeit fir II n 8 At %ftimtnsn, erlautt ibr euh afer,
fIr unlsrs politilhsn Gssnsr III timmsn , 70 ,rsrest
ibr aebueslt unb ssmabrssslt wis ssmsins Glib
hinge"
-yWsnn, iastb bic 9bieasc Shines, si. gaasr ss'
ihlcfisn uno sinf Die @shnunasn Der Rsaieruns nit
itren sclcatsn Dem Yriifsin Der @sihihts iiteras,
Zen rsrosn, bann trcrben bic &ihmcnoer Sslesaas
elm furhttarss shulotuh tilben. IS wirb Der
Nahmslt fat unslautlih ihsinsn , uno bod 1T eS
srrsislih wabr, bas Die &eaisruna ih tstarrtih
s~sreisert fat, bic chsntar rihtiss Spsraticnslinie
our ginnabune BON &ibmcnb III r~erfolaen 81 0
~ iii nacurA bic &ihtiafsit bss llrthsils zines Gs'
nerals ~berisicn wsrosn miiroe, Den III entsbren uno
WI pt SttS bV tptlIeu w CtHStuHA Ct'N1&GWtu
bat. Sisi. u,naulsisltafts" S%artnifisftit, bic rsr.
Dammit riro fcmcbl nurh Die Grfabr,,na ipie bnrb
ea5 tcite militarilhe Salient, burh bic gtimns
ess @clfes, unb eurh bic Gcrihriftsn ses ssiunosn
Msnifenpsrfanoss, bat Dem Sanos Elm Sa6r 3sit,
elm tau1eno Wlilltcrsn OcnarS uno bic 2stsn Der
trarsn Minner s~sfoitst, bic lei Nrsnsridsturs. g9ans
esacsrias nnS 6stip5tura atssihlahtst wurosn. Scr
cinsm Sabre ruros MsSlslan auf Die Ssits sss
iActsn, ansstlia neil feline 8srssunasn Al lans'
lam .rarsn. Mtr tatsn es Isitosm nit BurnIoe,
6ccfsr uno Meacs rsriudt, batsn bic ctsnsrrabntsl
brsi furht6arsn Shlah,en seidlassn, habsn cine
nsns 3isbuns bon 100000 Mann sstatt uno iscsr
&sfrut, Der caraus bsruorsins, 1T mad Der gctOnas
Mrn,ee 8sIAidt rcrosn uno esnnch tsfnost fiji un'
1ers Mrmse tbatiiAlih in Den gsrtheioisunssrsrfsn
bon Maibinstcn. llno als5 bas 1T oeihstsn, neil
es Der Geaieruns bs!iette, listsr sinsn nsncftatiiher
General abjuisgsn, ala ~eie Nstsuicn nisosr5urcr'
fen" gSir iriecsrbcleu oab biss fait unslautlid
idsint atsr ss 1T bsnnch traar I, ic watr mic BIZ
gSabrbsit isltlt. Gs sisbt tr.nise. intsaiasnts Ysrlcs
nen, bic jest lsusnen psreen, oas MeSlslan 8ih'
lncno ssnommsn tatsn ,piros, bitts nidt Die umpsr'
Seiblids, psrtrsdsriias 6anolunssnsiis os arissss
Sspartsnents IS psrtinnsrt. lno hiestahrel rirb BIZ
Ssitsr Der VslpjiSe fit ibrs Shulo IN eisism Uans
elmer furh,ttarsn Vsrantrcrtlidfsit nntsrrsrfsn. Saa
Blnt ron einbuncsrt taulsno ssialaatstsn 9s!osn
ihrsit rcn BOeen gen Simmsl Ssssa is."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-11-19

SS Ser nsusrrdb!s @cuusrneur Brousb &c,
faost Gh felt einiasn Saasn IN @olunntus uno bic
llnter6samisn i'm Staatatauis iousn in GROCER 9rib,
lat isin. SO astt nsnli1 nas @eriht, DAP Ssrr
Brcuab auen untertsamtsn, bic BON @cup. SOB srs
nannt r,rhsn, DEN 9aufpab ssbsn nno Die game
Sirpihaft arinolih ausfcSen iriro. Sisls nPatric'
ten, Die auf bic Grlscisuns oieler Steaen ~lauern,
linD Dem neuen @cupernsur auf Dem UuBe mad Cos
lumbus aciolat. Sclhs, Die ror Der Grnsnnun3 fGr
Sob narsa, lhsinsn bel 8rcuSb weniS Schnun9 ia
battn.
Cine fbla9enDc 2inefoUte. 8et elmer
~iinafen 9crlelun9 natm Der tseannie Saulenelala
Mrtenus g8are, Elm u8apitsl iiter Den &riea" gum
36sma unb mahte fcl9enee teibenos Bsmertun9 +:
xMls i'd nod 9strtute in elmer Drufsrsi in Hsr'
6ampibire trar, tsfam i'd sinff nit meinem Ss6rneis
fer Ncrtrshisl uno trannts ibm eura. 8slo fat,
ts ih fsius, tettsln fcnnts ih niht, ih iprah oabsr
ais ib bunaria rar in eins1 Sarmtaus Dor, uno
rraats ~eis;auten 2sute, Of is feline Wanontr 81 hifsn
battsn. ST natm Die lItr iofort auseinanosr, pers
,strte eann msin Miittas5uabl uno blifte eann auT
osn Slid, aai rsldem ih Die ~aabaoien @dnltin,
Shrautlsin uno G.iitlein aasssbreitst Bate. Sd
ruSte telimmt, haB iA bic ubr ME uno ninuermetr
,uiamnenisssm %fcnnte; i'd n,uBte oatsr 81 sinsm
Danfeetrif msine 3u1nht nebnen. Sd Ia3te oaeer
Den 3clten, es lsi mir ih pinelih, ih ircas elm ,reni5
tiuaussebsn unb frii4e Suft ihcpfen, une fot eann,
llAnea ME cine @ajsue coer icnit st,pas, mas finite
Beinc fat, iitsr ben Wieisusruno anf uno barcn."
Gsraos 10 ssebt es isnsn Yclitifsrn, trslhe bic
~llnicuutr aussinanbsr nsbmsu, um itr Mitassmabl
III tefcmmen mnb niht bic 96iiht taten. lie lrieosr
,ulammen,uleben. Sie babsn ibre Wlabl5eit asltcb,
len, atsr bic ubr psrosn lie niht lrieoer ~9srisasn.
- Sn @ialane county 1T Ssr g. g. Btoom,
!rcb Der Scloatsn Stin,ms, nit elmer Ms6rbeit BON
(23 stimtnen als &sprdisntant fit Die @siss 1etuns
srrGbtt rcreen. Ser 9sI oes eemcfratilhsn 81
dsts aina ~rsrlorsn. Sies tereif trie pcrultr Ssrr
Rlccm inter ieinsn Hahtarn III.
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81 8 s life.

uBir batm sis nf am Assne juriidsrtrartss ,
s~.ndoisr Ssrr!"
rGinsrlei, bring mir MUIR mas ~ sitsn:.
.Oa mus i'd Ssnen talt has @ineFsiiA BON Der
~snaoisen Srau trinssn."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-11-19

- Ser Gbarlsitcn @ourisr nslost, oaB cine 500
~piineise Bcmte, Die in Sort Surntsr sinlhlu1, 13
Mann BON Der 8slasuns tSosts. Die Bcmts
Ii1lus brrh bic Mauer all Der Sseisite, ,%ertrGmmsrte
pas Sad Der 8arraden une tesrut bic 2sute untsr
ben 8rinmsyn,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-11-19

Gin @tid BON Mctamsn's Ssub pertrannte
eeirn nculihsn Tsuer III @cniiantinrrel. Sic san,e
gtaet 1T saritu In grocer xraner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02
. Lie New CONSERVATION Act.

The following is copy of the Ccnserrtion Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
AK ACT amend act entitled +" An Ac: to provide
further for the public defence 10th April,
1862.
Tie Congress Of tie Confederate States IF america Gn
enact That the President be- and he is hereby authorized
call ont aud place in the military service of the Confed-
crate States for three years. unless the war shall have
been ended all white who residents OF the
Confederate States between the o. thrtYe and for
tTve years the time The call calls may be made,
and who such time Or times legally exempted
from military service such parts thereof, aS, in his
judgment may be necessary the public defence, such
call calls De made under the provisions and according
10 the Of the which this is an amendment
and such auhnriiy haeNst in the President during the
present {" all persons who may here
after become eighteen years of age and when
rolled all persons between the ages Of eighteen and Dry
I'VE shall their full time brogiisd that if the Pres
iden calling out treopsnto the service of the COnfeds
crate States shall first call for only part of the persons
beV cen the ages herenbefoe stated be shall call for those
between the age of hyve and other age less than
forthve rordthat nothing herein contained shall be
understood as repeating modifying part OF the act
10 which this is amenatoy. except as herein expressly
stated and yr0gief further that those called Gnder
this act aud the which this is amendment shall
be first and Immediately ordered to fill to their maximum
number inc companies battaons suadrons and regiments
from the respective States at the time the act 10 further
proyide for the public defence approved 10th April 1882
Was passed and the surplus if any, shall be assigned to
organizations formed from each State since the passage OF
thS act placed in new organizations, to be by
the State having such residue, according 10 the laws nsr
diseased Of provided by iawi PTooeue mat
the President authorized to suspend The execution OF '
the act tn which this Is amendment ID anf OeS'y
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As ACT TO Rendezvous FOR TIE EXAM
NATION OF ENROLLED MEN.


The Congress Of the Catals-Jts States of America d.
enact That there shall he established each county, par
sh district, aud in any city county, parish dis
trc in the s5yeSa States place of rendezvous for the
persons in said comfy district parish city, enrolled fol
military duty The ied who shall be there examined BY
one Surgeons to be employed by the government
Sc assigned that duty by the President on day Of
which days notice shall be given BIZ said Surgeons
and from day to day thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for the purpose Of examination shall have
been examined and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations be established by the Secretary of War;
to the physical and mental capacity of any person for mil
Nry duly in the field shall be final and those only thus
asccrtaned to be BIT for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps Of instruction.
SEC. 3 here shall be assigned to each Congressional
District in the several States, three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board OF Examination in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section any
of whom may act at any place Of rendezvous in said dis
tEict.
SEC 3. When IL shall E5uTgev attending
such place of rendezvous by the certificate respectable
physician resident in that county, district parish city
in county parish district, that any enrolled person
therein is unable 10 attend account of sickness it shall
be the duty Of said Surgeon 10 file said certificate with the
commandaut of the nearest camp of instruction and if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himself for examination said camp of in
struc'iOn, his cntinucd disability certified by the
tcate Of respectable physician of his county city, dis
rct parish be shall be held liable a. absenV without
leave of his commanding officer
Approved Oct. II, 1862
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLINA.
Civil Department,

ZERULoX B. YANc2, of Buncombe, Governor
RICHARD H. BATTLE in, Of Anson Private Secretary.
RUFUs H. PAGE, of Wake, Secretary of State
DANIEL W. CoURTS, of Rockingham, Public Treasurer.
WIN. K. RICHARDSON, uf-Wakc, Chief Clerk.
CURTIS II. BROGDEN, of Wayne, Comptroller
d. W. BAN, Of Wake, Clerk.
0. Ii. PLRRY Librarian.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02

RIcHxoSD NJ. PEARSON, cf Yadkin, Chief Justice
WIN. Ii. BATTLE, Of Orange, Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS Z. MANLY of Craven, Associate Justice.
WILLIAM A JENKINS of Warren Attorney General.
HAMILTON c. JONES, OF Rowan, Reporter.
Edmund 3. FREEMAN, Of Wake. Clerk.
JAMES LITcHFoRD, of Wake, Marshall
At present the sessions of the Supreme Court are held
in the City of Raleigh year, commencing the
cond Monday in June.
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Az At AMEND an ACT ENTITLED "Ay ACT To FuRrE
PROVIDE FOR THE Pr5rIC DEFENCE" APPROVED l61,
APRIL 49, ACT AMEND The sAME A.
PROVED SEPTEMBER 27TI le%2.
Tie Congress Of tie CJsf-r.tt. SIs If .IDl.ricl do
act That all persons subject enrolment for military
vice may be enrolled under Instructions from the War De
partment aud reported by the enrolling officer whereve
found whether within the State county of their resdenc
or not; aud when enrolled shall he subject the DR.,
visions "f law fully If enrolled within the county
State of winch they may D. rrSjdenis Provided That this
shall eX;ed 10 member Of military organic
under any State law while he remains in actual SER
vice without She limits of his State: And provided further
That the President aunriZcd to suspend the execute
Of This regards the residents of locality where h.
may lind impractiCIbe execute the act entitled
further provide rr the publ defence approved
April IT, S2 aud the amend the last toned act
approved September %, 1862.
Approved October s, 1852.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02

BARTHOLOMEW F. MooRE, OF Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of Orange.
P. II. WINSTON, JR, Of Berthe.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02
SUPERIOR COURTS.

JuDGEs.- John L. Bailey OF Buncombe, Romulus N.
Saunders of Wake, Robert r. Heath of ChOwan George
Howard IT,, Of Wilson, James W. Osborne of Meeklen.
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ARMY MATTERS, &c.
HEADQUARTERS,

81, is published
The enrolling officers of this State will pay particular at
tention TO The and report these Headquarters all
officers and enlisted who do comply promptly with
said order.
By order of COL. PETER MALLETT,
Commanding Camp of Instruction
ADJT. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, !. .
GENERAL ORDERS ' &.
COMMANDMENTS of conscrpts will the following or.
der to be published for at least times in sufficient
number of newspapers in each State of the COnfedey
ensure its reaching every part of the country.
]. All commissioned officers and enlisted men who
now absent from their commands from any other
than actual disability. duty under orders Sec
rotary Of War, from their department COMMANDERS will
return to their commands without delay.
visions Of the foregoing paragraph ~hn VIE
paBcaon Of this Srd I Staff Sc GdoppeS from the rolls
OF the army in disgrace and their will be furnished
TO the commandment oconscrpts for enrolment in the ranks.
III. All enlisted men who shall fail to comply with the
provisions OF paragraph of this order within
BILE length Of Time shall be considered deSeriers and
treated accordingly their be furnished the
commandment of conscrps i'll their State for publication,
or such other action as may be dt eed most ecacous
" In order to the efficient cooperation of all
concerned carry this order into immediate effect De-
parment Commanders are directed TO require from the
commanding officer Of each separate command in their De-
ed officers aud en- listed absent from their
mans These reports state in each the of
absence, and any regimcntal battalion company
shall knowingly be guilty of conceang any of
thorzed ABSENCE shall conviction thereof be summary
dismissed.
UnGer the provisions of the I'd clause of paragraph
l. of General OrdrS No. So, commissioned Ulcers and pr
Yates who are incapable of bearing consequence Of
wounds received IN battle but who otherwise fit for
service are required if not Otherwise assigned report
to the nearest commann of couscrps their respective
States who will if they fitted for such duty. assign
them to the collection of sggers and the enforcement of
the provisions of this order with full power call upon
the nearest military authority such assistance may
be necessary thereto.
VI Officers of the Quarterussters Department charged
with payment of troops hereby directed pay
commissioned officer non commissioned officer private
who does not furnish satisfactory evidence that he is not
liable to the penalties described in the foregoing order
ANY disbursing officer who shall make payment in viola
ton of this order shall be liable his bond theamount
ofsuch payment.
By order,
(Signed0 S. COOPER,
Adj't. and Inspector General.
Dec. 9. 1862. ee-7t.
The Register, State Journal and Progress, in Ral-
egh Wilmington Journal Fayetteville Observer Green's
borough Patriot Charlotte Bulletin and Asheville News
will publish times and forHar bills Il Standard
office.
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FIRST CIRCUIT
SECOND CIRCUIT

Duplin fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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burg, Robert s. French of Robson and John Eerr of
CasweiL
SoLICIroRs Yeates of HEREFORD of LIST Circuit
William J. Houston of Dupin, I'd Circuit VIM. A. Jen-
kins, of Warren, Attorney General Sd Circuit Thomas
Settle, of Rockingham, 4th Circuit; Robert Strange of
New Hanover 5Ih Circuit W. g. Kerr, of Mecklen burg
9Th Circuit and Marcus Erwin of Burke, 18th Circuit.
Time of Holding the Courts.
SUPERIOR COURTS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02
Explanations and Instructions as to the Con
ScTiptIOn and Exemption Laws, by the Ad
jutant General.

II CJnmaDIGats q OonsoriYts arE Camps Of L'struc-
tim.
l. An officer styled she COmmandant oil Conscripts will
disappointed for each State, who will bo charged with the
supervision Of the enrolment and disposition of conscrps
He will establish camps III which conscrpts
will be assembled and instructed and may recommend for
appointment. Surgeon, Qnartermaser, CommiSs1ry,
aud the requisite number Of Drimasers for each camp
mtdi9te command.
2. hospital will be established, and huts for winter
quarters constructed each camp aud all conscps
sembed at the camps will be promptly vaccnated lift has
not already been DONE
g. The Commandant of ConScrpts will require from each
camp report on the first Monday in every month"; show
ing the expenses of the preceding the number Of
conscps in the camp the number received and sent away
during the preceding month the regiments battaons
companies to which they we're the number transferred
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FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery, the last Monday in February and August
StAnly, first Monday in March and September.
Arson, second az
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02

ELL TO Be ENTITLED GAN ACT FURTHER PROVIDE FOs
TEE PUBLIC DEFExcR.">
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02

where he may find it imprsc eable execute the same
and that in such ocitieS and during such suspension,
the President authorized troops into the Con-
ederae service under ufhe acts passed by the Coned
crate Congress prior tn tse passage OF the act 70 @
provide for the public eence approved 10th OF April Isoz
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02
TIM Prorisioa against EHor;ioa.

/. When application for exemption is made BY any shoe
maker tanner, blacksmith, wugonmaker miller, mill engi
neer mlwrght, not in the employment of company
establishment but working for himself the party seek
ing exemption shall state in writing under OATH that he is
skilled and actually employed in his said trade: that he is
bsbuay engaged in working for the public that the pro-
ducts of his labor while exempt from military shall
not be Sold exchanged bartered for price exceeding
the of production and seYentYive per cent profit
here0n End that no will not by any arrangement shift
contrVauce evade the law, receive greater price
ward than it allows.
2. Where application is made to exempt superintendent
and operatives and cotton LcteS and paper mills
and superintendent and managers of wool cardiAg
Chimes shOemakers, tanners bGcksmiths wag0nmakers,
millers mill engineers millwrighs. not working for
themselves, but in the employment of some company
establishment the president director il the
pany be incorporated If not the proprietor of the bust
ness orf there be In partner therein, shall make
oath in writing that the said superntendents operatives
managers mechanics the be- skilled and
actually employed in their said vocaons that they ha.
bituay working for the public; that they absolutely
necessary for the successful prosecution Of the business Of
the concern; that the products thereof shall be sod
or exchanged bsterd during the sOd exemption, for
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-02
For Congress.

tn We are authorised TO announce the Hon. JNo
F. House. of Montgomery county, as a candidate for
Congress in the 8th Congressional District at the en-
suing election Iiul6l
Bs- We are authorized to announce Col. JOHN II.
SAVAGE of DeKalb county, as candidate for Con
gress from the 9th Congressional District at the en-
suing election. Ijunelll
s6- We are authorized to announce Hon. JOHN V
WRIGHT as a candidate for reelection to Congress
from the 10th Congressional District. iell
HA- We are authorized to announce Hon. WILLIAM
G. SWAN, as candidate for reelection TO COngress
from the ID Congressional District jell
r. FoofE, as Candidate for Reelection a Congress-
from the 9th (Nashville) Congressional District.
s3- We are authorized to announce COL J. D. G.
ATKINS as candidate for reelection to the Congress
Of the Confederate States from the 9th Congressional
District of Tennessee, at the ensuing election MIL
ga We are authorized to announce Hon. THOMAS
MENEEI, candidate for reelection to the Congress
Of the Confederate States from the Sth Congressional
District OF Tennessee, at the ensuing election MIL
BR- We are Authorized to announce Hon D. NJ
CURRIN as candidate for eelectOn to the Congress
OF the Confederate States, from the 18th Congressa
District of Tennessee at the ensuing election. NIL
car We are authorized to announce Hon. A.. O. P.
NICHOLSON as a candidate for Congress from the7 tn
Congressional District at tue ensuing election. m27
~" We are authorized to announce Colonel G.. H
NIXON, of Laurence county, as an independent canS
ddate for Congress in the seventh congressional dis,
trict at the ensuing election.
june24te"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-02
The Advance of ROsoorans.

1t is the old, old story. "On to Rich
mond" Itruined Scott. 1t demolished Nc
Dowell. 1t put Mcclellan to the right
about 1t made tsol Of Pope. 1t settled
the hash of Burnside and has turned Hooker
tOpsy-turvy. Let it prove also the fate o.
Rosecrans.
He has marched cut because he could moi
help himself. The high pressure atmos.
phere at the North forced him out. 1t was
fight pr quit. and he concluded to fight
much against his will.
Lee is penetrating Maryland and Penn
gylvania. The Nat 'onal Capital of the yam.
KEGS is in a perfect panic. The line of the
Middle States and the great metropolitan
cities are invested.
Grant has failed signally before Vicks-
burg. His men are diSpiritod. Dirt dig
ging, hot weather and bad water have in
tested the yankee troops there with disease
The bullets Of PembertOn have thus fal
proven their only efficient doctors Nc
prospect of taking the place.
Kirby Smith and Dick Taylor "a son Of
old Zac) are making Banks pat juber up
and down the river from parish to bayou
until he and his mon are willing to let Port
Hudson "slide."
Rosocrans is now the hope of the North
Defeated in every other quarter, the Wash
ingtOn Administration looks to him for Q
victory to prop up their lettering cause
lie has marched out with fifty-six or seventy
thousand wrotches, who have spent the
winter in banishing old men and prosecuting
women. IF they whip us there will be nc
end to their riot of power.
But they are not going to whip us. W.
have it from good authority, that Bragg ha,
given his men the sacred assurance of a sol
der, that he will never cross the Tennessee
river without one of the bloodest battles Of
the war. He means to fight Rosecrans cor
the square," and he has every condolences
in being able to drive him and his whelps
beyond the border.