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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

s@' The Nashville Press susgasts that the
best way for Young men heretofore engaged In
tho rebellion to re-instate themselves in the
good opinion Of loyal men is-to join tie Union
Army. What tempting oifsr. Desert the
land Of freedom to get DOT of the wal, and then
sleep in tent with g. buck nigger--slsey
the com nands of q gsrlick-snssllisw dutchmau.
boOt4'ok the destroysrs Of our houes, and the
insalters OF our wives and swcsl.hearts, and
fos ~hat-forsooth Why to re-instate ones
self 10 the good opinion of naee of people,
whose contemplate meaDness has always been
suspected, but Only positively developed in
this war.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

~ How rasch we hear Of sxtortiou and
the Jews! Is it quite certain that the Jews
are the only spectators:
Look At the country, far and vide. Go
among ous mmkets. are exhorhitaat demande
for food bsaished theeee: Do We see simple
patriotism everywhere except In our shops of
traffic! A friend, who caters for mess of
soldiers and hrss just returned from tour of
subsistence furnishes us the following table
Of purchase, with the price appended 30 each
AFT
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28
GFSEBAI.o-pEpS


''n';I ".dg"t
l. nal u. Nj. ~, l.. \. &. : Va. pnceod 4,
loA 'li.s snd Ia" hAiG st abe 'onScript Depart-
uent i'F r.hue'f'- uh'i N hev"d b. Mi l.. Buiirr
when he will remcra 10 CLEVELAND and asta bi,db tne,.
camp nj m tIUcts.n.
.Gssn'd) T.. ID GLAZE 1t Col. &. SA
COuidt ~ CcLsrri,fs
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

- Gold has rissn tive per cent. in the
North. The fasl of Vioksburg cessa not have
had sneh an infnsnce, nor Lese retrsat. Per.
hsps the trouhie comes from. ovsr the other
side OF the water
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

All tho ministers Of this church who zee this
Notice, are requested to meet 1T tho c. p
Church, in Chattanooga. the first Friday in
August next, at 10 O'Clock Each minister
may bring une elder with him
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

&c. Who is responsible Tor Morsan's wild
gooss chase in oaiol Wss he ordsred thiiher
or did he 60 Of his own accord? Upon this
question hangs all criticism upon tbs disas-
trous affair
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28
r"sr HEApcuAFTEu. Koxs G.,i
Jnre 10th. lh.,A.

rosT HEABcuAFTEHH, koxt. to,
e Jupe leth. lA-,I.
snhIRTY PCT ia Rs RRwA Rn. ssus G t--ra
L uI Co. X, t7th re,in.eut Tenhus-~ l"
~ yesrs @ fer, "a INCHES hyh, hach wt'-..' ,'d
tuou<s arh. tiagk 'sDmp en- on bes hair. '-y -,
De>eted ftum t.eut. Hry's cUmf9ay q; 'ts
tao he'd vice fvpu Army 81 Ten bsNsb~. ~ a. -
Ronse Ca. gwne lat. iee3 TIE aiSse
pa,d bs up pr, hensiDu aid delivery ~ Hf,
juiI-s0a isa IA GsmAs. t,ctsii at Rome ia.
a'N HOUR OF .Hfs.s1 e'sn dug and an ex'rs di1
"A rer 1T Col II ". torblnS. MAKES Ne nj peace
With Al tha v'bFid tho resf C msskind " To al
,tbets We would ,ms ga and DO lAtewii. GIr a
rIsSFR-sp asttes dinreE--yss .tie hest d'ruer L.
ne had IN Cisnttus,rneaa ttet " Mt Col. f'ortirs.
iylalms 1EAAS. PER RANKIN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

sas- The rapidity with which Capt MiI!er
Turneys company OF scoats foe Forests CON-
msnd is filing mp is one otthe happy signs OF
the times. The people are hrsvely, patriot
ical!y responding to tho call thr ouglout every
section of the country. We must be free, and
to be 30 speedily, prompt and decisive action
10 being taken. Some sudden, fierce and heavy
blows are yet to be struck ere The Anacords q
throes will end. No man deserving the name
Of freeman, capable Of bearing arms should nos
hold back hesitate AN instant. Turney s
scouts ere needed at once ia the. field
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28
LEIPRP q MREEFER,
rRapUcE DEALxss ARE
,oMMIsslok M ssCtI ssTh
UmPusa9soHo-rHEE.
Ct. 18th, Ia;9-.le
Oct. 18th, IH'9-l,
T YNCssURG VIRGINIA.

UCt 4oth, E'H's-' ~
r YNCs5URG VIRGINIA.
STAPLES a. DILLAHD.
The senior partner has associated NJ. p. a. Di
lard with him IN Liza GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, at the cd stant.o' etaph- Andero5. HaId
scliriss eoussgnnsuts NJ Sagar. M"s~-s, cotton
Nerchs ndi,-e and Produce generally. 10 stl ~"
dsee at hghess market tU-s attend 90 peI<.n ~
weights and chreTy' tni -end sec'nnt srh1 sad
House IL tzs aa.r erred .xeudSd patf bHge
which 80 yuara eHperi>nce win this market aud or
present increased ncties prepares u. En- me- With
our usua. prompiBess.
Ia, eral adrsnces any aIseani OF Proda'e ~ hand
Away On habd 4 heavy etock Of hanuisc turrd
nsA smcssne ToRACxsas, warranted represen'ei
And IS low a. csa he had IN yirg ala.
i1nIT 9ru' eTAFDhS d Dll4LARD
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

h6r The objects Of the enemy in the West
have not yet demonstrated themselves suili-
eiently to be accurately determined Lnt it is
altogether certain that The retention. of the in
terror Of Mississippi has been declined. Ii re-
mains TO be seen whether Mobile, East Tspnes-
see or Richmond are Immediately sought By
Gran, and his army. Il junction so,newhe-e
ars fally equal to counter combinations.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28
NOTICE TO tuNsCRIPrS
IN OFFIcE CoAp'T CLMr 81 ISsrRuCIios
sPEciA Al ORDERS 80 '''

NfoftCh uNSSHifIS.
IN 0FFIcK Cosp'r CLAr OF IssTRU,Itoa
sPEclA Il ORDERS ' - ''"''
8. ln pursuance vi gererai old-r No -. AdIriaui
aud Inspector Gengeral sotice, ely 23d. lsGi. a.
persons 10 The coapy vi Bradley, state oI Trno-s~ee
are hereby ordered 10 report at Cityelird. (eUGBty
seat OF Bradley ceantyl % the 4th 5,h 9Th. and 7i
day ol Ausn@ next, Tor rs-examlnstion and
ith the eeoad hour on The ffh, and 50 on
~. Tins n.tce ineintes every man between thr
ages iecitied-ttone who have beea examined y nd
discharged by State OF Conisdsrate Surgeons. 1hpse
who have at Any time been discharged from the Ar
my fhose who have furnished substitutes and all
per. ns wh' may claim exemption on any ground
wb ,teser. No petsoDs discharge. exemption or de
tat. vial excuse th,m Pom attendance at the place
APPOINTED
send by they enroiling officer, the sfadsvit VI
sPoisible Physician stating the OF dr. abi iiy
" All the laws and Resust Applicable to de-
serters will be applied to such couArips. iai L.
repH'' 20 the place oi rendcGv1-, who shall de-eIl
ditek enrolment
So 20 srrirtp viii corun with urre days ration,
prersr d. , W. GRAY. Surgeon. p. At 5.
President A. hxamin.ns Board.
u command al ~
Aiaj nd c. .nd't Camp Of Instruction
inis ,, h'SrIS. III T. and Ait. i,2i ~
nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE%AkD.-Ghi he
y paid for The apprehension Of my boy T"m
mulaito. afout 20 years Old. ; i,et : inches high
weighs la - 10 IO9nds. speaks slow y, rs slightly
rlptured arG sesl~ a uss. II. left me at SeWRi
wearing b.ue checked shit kr.y homespun ieans
pants made reinforced and viii try % reach Chsrl
tUn or Mobile. ~ ~ q not 70 10 the yankees. He
has been occupied oster and house servant. and
viii probably SEEK snpley nen; WITH offer.
n III pay so Tor lis fe'eltion, 30 that. get him
or 100 Tor his delivery 10 the A. q ". the I6th
Ala Clayton's Brigade, Ssewsrt's DIVISION. A r
jy12 la L. 4. wUUDhUEF
IclnN REWARD Stolen at Tell thoua Ten .
DlNI\t 90 the night of the y9yh 90 Jun, ny
hay Mare. II ur IL lands high head Father undcI
medium size, nuse srsght The name close 20 the
shoulder short ard curling. with w te ms intei MN
led white spO, On tie len o, the throat caused AL
pxrsnty w the r-,ing az throat latch hind foot
white, -po te .ynh black. bare spot the lett
fump. a inch Z. mote IN diameter. csu~ed by
~potch 81 ThP above reward will be paid for het
delivery Arj.A l. lands Quart master Ciebuin
DiyI>i"n. 20 ms 80 Chattanooga.
g.F NANpERFGRD.
Capt. at Hq's Hi> Gate Hareee - Corp.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

3D. The hle,io,r in lie North dcvclopo at
home the Same bloody mind which has been
exhibited abroad. Little diffen,nce Is pei d.
abfe betsses The irtnriated nsa., Mid wo..
men who joined in mobbipg tie military in
New York, and The Md usr VI passion which
excited the soldier who Quilted Freder icks-
burg " sho IVA -c'esrly how desperately the
Northern heart is depraved.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

Here is sample OF The prices charged OF
poor soldiers iH iAe country!
In the streets every day we son the most re-
voting spectacle. Peaches are selling from
one 10 three dollars dozen. Water melons
from five to ten dollars apiece. We were
rejeiced the other day when party of sel-
diers took poasession of . wngon and reduced
the rates ID a figure within reach Of reason. Ii
these nesn and unpatriotic charges continue,
the military should take charge of the matter
and regulate the scale.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

16- To our friends the officers of the 9Th
Tennessee Cavalry. we regret TO cay that our
limited space and press of important news
matter forbid the publication OF document as
lengthy az the one sent by them TO the Rebef a
few days since.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28
Vht.LANUpGHAm.

ssss ~s~ena Address the People 81 ol,io--He
Accepts the eonsl ass ioss fer ':orrrnor a,rr
lefin~s M. Position.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

FOB CgRGH'fus /:

HsssfzsF Of az kfats Cssvr=s'se
Ia Districs-s. y. husxHI-L. of Bavkiss.
- INA Dasssfss-ssRHs o ssu.s, 81 Knoa.
ani District-A-a eeasAa, of Frsaklin.
ssth DiseEint-JeHseP hEamsAy, ss Jaeksoa.
sch DissFiss--ti. y Feees. 81 Davidson.
co pzsfist-E. a. EExsaar, ss Rsfheshra.
- Dsase -Janss AccrELesa. of Giles.
sils Distsiet-fnes. AEsxss, Of assszaean.
so Dtssrsct--j. -. @. ATErHs, Of Hesy.
ifak Dissr.et-Jolzx v. wtsaEY. os Aeissiry.
ltsA pssszist--b.M. Cuas1H. Of Eheiby.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

asss- Whilst .r- ..f ",, /. ats v"s i":.di. <
with. plshk. lsyn H. at Bridgeport syassrraay
morning ut 9fclcck. u body ~ sixteen, of tue
enesay sspo sbted isf.ntry made.s dash with >
view. Of capturing the steamer Our sharp
shooters tAndersons MiSsissipri Btisade)
were GU ihe ellen however and gave hem 81
va a reception. that after nm Inte' charge ni
some fifty Shots. .b~y -hasl,ediy .r.sireased. No
danage or casualty cn our side. The injury
done to aise eua,ny 10 unkuoS IA lhey He'd IS
they cams ~ q dssh,- 81,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

WTHo WANTS TO BE SCOUT l-f5avins ve-
~ celvsd The authority from Major General
wnseter, 70 fafse comSauy Of ScoyTs Tor "Cartefs
command," TO be attached 90 tho Divison Of Gent
Wheesf desire 30 nsar hum oil the spirited ,eung
.sa % fas section, Who wshld jo;n >ueh Q company.
ARpLy @ - insediately st Carriers Headquarters,
bzo-iw FRANK BATTLE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

The idea which now and then finds cur
rent voice among the more thoughtlsas advo-
Gates OF arbitrary power that martial law 10
essential te the success Of any eauee, defeats
its argument in the assertion. The hair Of q
dog 10 not always good for the bite, and it is
extremely doHlbtfai whether tho sacrifice OF
popular liberty lie ever sn agent of freedom.
No nation is certainly recorded in history as
having given up its rights in . case of emer-
gency, that got them hack again. The three
branches of q republican syaseIn of govern
ment--Executive, Judicial and Legislative
are mutual arms Of counsel and defense, and if
they fail to resist with success ianvasbon from
abroad, il is not an evidence Of their fmbeoili.
", nor reason for their sbolition. Those,
who urge the investment of Prasidert Davis
with supreme military power, DHrely cannot
mean to dispense with courts Of law and Con-
gressionsl and state assemblies. If they do,
they sadly misjndge the Southern character,
ssa altogether mieipserpret the Wishes of the
head Of the Confederacy. He has alse.dy pow.
or in abundance, and 90 far fresn <!esiring more,
would shrink we honestly believ0, from addi-
tiousl responsibility with modest patriotism.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

s6l- The question for The southern mau lie
Wht ther he had NOS better live ON bread and
wa'es twenty years and tight the. North. Than
live Perpet ueily on bread and water and zach
privileges as yankee master viii afford
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28
F0R thu Senate.

We are authorized 20 announce the Hon. SAN
SIXTH candidate fcr she Senate som the District
composed Of the csubties Of Hamilton, Marion, Sc.
qusschie, Bledsoe snd Bradley.
: -
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD-Ons
" snoased dsllsss will I've paid for the appFeheu-
sion And sslEseEy 20 me- either Of my Deputies ut
Marietta, Georgia, % Henri c. Payne. charged with
cUuntesfe Ring Confedsrat, States Treasury Notes
who escaped frcm jail in Decatur, DeKaIb county
Georgia. Said Payne sboua 3e yesrs OF age, fsst
o. 10 inches high, eys bl,cs hair jet black mid cur
leTs eonphxias dark, ses down cat lock snd slow
sFnten. PHILIP A. CLAYTON,
Ju7s-Sod G. 8. Marshal. District OF Geea.rsa.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

BesN \ sentinel ON duty at the Spencer
House 4as; night. accidentally shot himself
through tho hand. making a serious wound.
His Wild yell ard shrieking iarnentntions were
star fling aud pitcosa> These light trigg cred
g,Ips Of the Post Gnsrd make daily reports Ut
pleasant to chronicle. loaded guns should e
handled more carefo!iv mans life is sale.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

abE t4e AezESAz8sF1-
In sespc7zs 60 ssasrous szIcftssioss announce
myself csn1iaate for eisgtiaa 10 she Hcuse Of nes~
resentstsTes irsm the fiobrsi DiEsElk cozposed Of
the ccensze Of Faa Barea BIbssss anA HiAsa st the
sHaysS% AaeHss esesezs D. T. CARNE3
n3FefF@f5s 81
"a Wases autsorfssd sni raqsssssA TO ezr,orpse
I<z-. ID. A. WAELAeE, e RAea ceuaty IS q an
zffz8 e represent The tousaies 81 Rhes, fpessoe
aad Yen Sara in ehe lowK haosH % the text 0sea-
nj As.snksS q The sssss Of HssRsssss.
IN CaNR 3tTH TEESxsssp HnHgHErF, or 0uTrosr,
Aurfrsesbcro Pike. Befsosd CO., June "a, as I
EBrrue CHATTANOOGA Hwxl:
In obedience 70 call made apoa me BY The Cczes
cosntr nsnksn az this reEneut, (zlth Tann aseee y
IT meetiaz rsoeskiY held sad ssss Any esliriss
lions % ffizeas ~ said osua*y % various aas yoa
hefskg sstkosazed % announce rny name 4. can.
dsse 70 represent the pestpe Of Cores couuty lAe
lossr hsseoh Of the next Legislature q Tsnnessss.
j1ne9S-ts - FRANCIS n. RAGsDALE.
-. Es&-aaushosssed 10 Announce 7. }. Dsoss-
isG, On ddate 10 represent Hamilton cosnty In
the lower branch OF the next Legislature. Eaecssea
on The first Thursday IL Aegast. jya7-hr
50 We are kdueetsd e. announce the same Of Ia.
THos. =. RAWLINGS, a. q candidate represent the
couHfes Of EsFien, Sequs,chs snd tirundy in the
lover Heuss Of the asxt legiaaiGse, the ansuisk
Augnst elsetion. iya7-ie@
sE We srs authorised 10 anncance JAs.C Cc.r-
ME-, ae candidate 70 represent Hamilton county In
the lower braech Of the next lie gsature. E1ectIon
nrS Tnuresy IN August. jy:7
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

nNE HUNDRED D0LLA Rs REWARD.-Ranavsv.
" on Tuesday Night, lets Jens, cur hoy. George
Blsck hsssy sets weighs l5l pounds, about Gs7ans5
$50 yssfs Old wfh sut On bis right hsad by which
Sue oreanEar Ii sftf. We viii pay the above reward
ior Pc oehssry 70 rs 81 Dalton, Ca. lodged In any
saes jail % We can Fsz aim.
jslafn OLIVER NICHOLS. & Co,
yUB5TtTUTR WANTED, Five thoussuA doiIsrs
~ VII be paid tor o man 10 90 "a substitute In
hfst ciass Tsnnessee reg tmest. Address
WIN. RANDALL,
gtc-W~ Chnstanopra.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

New York Herald reports the casualties in the
raging riot" as foilovp One hundred and
fifty Eaxroes killed and wounded The pasnes
OF thirtysix men, women and children, killed
or wounded, are also published, and tie list is
not complete nor was The riot ended al The
time the list was made out:
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28
,TsHInrY seIAAsi aEwARD--pavsse John

rEsHfnTY 1efA.ARii BEWARE .--Privsse John
4 Ask:as ssagis,s lssstry. Light ARTILLERY. Ga
Eve feet SIX inches high be hs hair blae eyes saens
Of Cetooes nenntF oa-rness Mnsesld wss enlited an
Alb, prisste Haxsy' ON ssssa. NJ same command,
ssssioesd a cAAftan6dsa, tteen 60 tsarn OF age,
ees iDchss hizhr gfaF hsif blsa dyes sir complex
suhstitnss Ia the lasatt Of Decehblk, 1897.
Gbo, private dosI n. Wilflsnss, or sanbe eornmand
ssssiaued at Ghatsausegs. fezn- about 80 years. Of
age Beet inches high black hair. black eyes and
dare comPfezon, by occaps tion taller, eilistsd
e 0rian, Ga, nsy 9Th 1854. last heard from yas In
Charleston, g. @. The sbofs reward win 10 paid for
the sszese Of each Of the above naned dsserteTs IL
delivered ct any military ptst. 7. SCOGIN
Hpprcvsd. cspt Cornd,s Battery Il. Ar.
By Comsand " Ii. Col MrsLaN6,
Comd's Post Chanaaaoga.
:. @. Srssp,
1t. and Post Adjt. rjuss-swl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

abssl IA lii 81 sssss ia t ~ s1 sss
aiqHt 80 % H. .ssuefs ntiIei b vfll tn %
!afln As E5F haek . Nashville. I wif pay Zee
sksslk - - ~ A1Hyes Fasfem aud aehvery is
s 49, - - En- 80 hin Address % NJ High
tnnsto-s DC. GEI.sTRAP
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

Two HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAED-Loa on
nsr sa,d boy % black. quick spoen rather pop eyed
toick hpe, sad very iatelliseni about fifteen
years etd, Bad 90 whsn lash seen hiue ssants
ane grey eoet. and was sidiug my dnrk bay nare,
sasd mare = Of uaediam size PAGES, sad has noted
noaf On risns siae hoof, alzl scar thlgh. I viii
TO ~, OF sy incsalsiiea thst will lead 30 their re-
eoVery. For information Apply as this office.
O. o. STAFFORD,
is ccGpany II. tstarnea> 4h Regt Tenn. Cav
tyae-a0F Gen. Fpfsese's Command.
EroR sALE.-A fine Stud fssmse, ~ sp,d ssoek. and
IL az ysefa old The switer votiid prefer 10 trade
as Be h ID wauf af light medium sized hprse Ap.
ply as TIE Glner Aospii al, from 10 L. Nc. to P. NJ
jy30 lws
MD BAtsS FOB 9ALE!--I viii SELF nj auction
" Faesesy mogning July 7stn, 40 10 o'cfock sbons
crnueu; secount. III d. ORI3saE
Vzs-is Gspts n 4. Q. q.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28

MoTlCE--relp payers Ia he 80. Aah, .saA, i4tii ana
~ lie civil d.ssrirss. Sa- nsN nIsh .sts.e ene
- -. IL dshniHh aIfhs. a. c,,.
Jyla4@ .sz4 lHyHl F~I1hH, Deps
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

CAiRo, April "a special from Mem
phis to-day says ,hst intelligence hss just
been received from vicksburg that fifteen
cunbosis and steamers ron the batteries
Mon dsy night. and are now below Warren
ton. Cssus lilies not known.
A steamer 10 soid 10 be plying between
Wsrrcnton and Young's Point. General
Grant has bic headquarters a New Cot,sge.
Il il also stated that five transports succeed .
ed in run:ng the blockade up The Yasoc
and are now above Hsines' Bluff. The seb-
els occupy the south side and the Federsl'
the north side OF the Coldwater.
The Union Association Of New Orleans
held . meeting, and adopted resolutions
10 petition Congress 10 allow The people e
hold a Convention to form I State Govern
mens. The movement 10 supported BY some
Of the most thoughtful ciiises.
A regiment Of blacks, for the light artills
", has been recruited. Gen. Banks haI
authorized The organisations Of : new regi
mens. and two companies were already be
ing formed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25
JASPER COURIER
Railroad Meeting.

1t will be seer by the following let
ter that our people will be addressed
on the projected railroad from here to
Rockport, on next Tuesday week.
An outlet for produce interests every
citizen Of the county, and AS Mr..
Laird, besides, is a speaker who will
intelligcntly entertain an audience on
any subject he may address them, we
hope to see a large attendance. Turn
ont, everybody, and help by your
presence, energy and money to build
a road. Twill put money in every
mans pocket to have a good outlet.
RocKPoRT, April 20, 1868.
Editor Courier-Dear Sir:-Plcase
be SO good rs to in your pa
per that | will address the people Of
|Dubois county, at the Court House in
] asper. on Tuesday, the 9TH day Of
May. being the second day Of the en-
suing term Of the Common Pleas
Court. on the utility and necessity o
constructing a railroad from Rock
port to Jasper. Speaking to begin
at one o'clock. r. NJ.
DAVID T. LAIRD.
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enabled TO wtest Abrshsm lincoln from
the desperate hands Of those who are bent
The destruction Of the constitution and
the Govesnm en,, and 20 take the lead Of
public sfsirs, aud finally restore the country
10 peace. unity, and happiness. Or We may
By another caurse. repel from us those who
have now come 10 our help end given Us
the victory. % well - the great mae Of the
Democrats themselves. end leave the party
literally snnihilstec. and with Il the last
hope OF the country blasted.
Yours. truly. J.. d. CAroH.
OTTAWA, Ill.,. IS, 1862
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In accordance with the above not,co the
citiz M and qnsIih' d voters of Ferdinsnd
and Bainbridge townships. in Dubois coun-
~, State OF lndisna. nre here hareby nosi.
I'D that there will be nm election held Il
the usual places n hnlsing elecsi"ns in said
townships, on Wednesday. the 18th day "
May, A. ID. 1863. for The purpose OF elect.
ing the officers named in the above writ u
election, in c,mplisnce With the foregoing
notice. ~ the time and places aforesaid.
Witness my hand this 25 b day Of April,
A. d. 1868. JOHN NEIkEL, >. ID. g.
spri: 25-3w.
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FORTRESS Monaco, April % Richmond
papers Of to-day contain ielegraphic iafor
nation from Port Hudson. confirming The
loss. BY The rebels. OF the tesmers Queen
OF the West end Disns. The former go'
aground In Grand Lake and was blown up
BY . shell from the Federal runbost Cal
houn. The Diana was burned BY the rebels.
One hundred and elk prisoners and seven
commissioned officers were captured with
the Queen Of the West.
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In TowS.--Licut. Guckes, Of Co,
X. Goth Indiana, was home On a short
furlough this week. He informs rs
that the 65th are now mounted, and
will be retained on special service 10
the district around Henderson. He il
DESTROYS Of getting enough recruits 4
fill up the company to the standard
Recruits in this regiment will have
the advantage Of serving near home
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SUDDEN DEArm.-On last Tuesday

SUDDEN DEArn.-On last Tuesday
morning, Mr.. Gregory Miller, q far
mer, living q short distance south Of
Jasper, went to work in q clearing or
his farm, apparently in good health
and not returning to dinner or supper
his family became alarmed, and insti
tutcd a search for him, when he was
found just at daylight Wcdnesda,
morning, Icing in a field dying. III
was Immediately taken home, but ex
pired on the way.
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TWc are indebted to Col. Mch-
ringer, Of the 91st Indiana, who came
this way on q trip to Louisville, fol
files Of late papers. The Col. has the
name Of having one Of the best dis
cipIined and drilled regiments in the
service It 10 going to be mounted fol
border service, and should be filled
up Immediately. To those who wisl
to enter . really good regiment, THU
is the chance.