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Fighting Joe" has played his last card, and
IL Turns ont no trump at ell. He made e great
blugter but deceived no one. There was q
vague impression resting on everybody's mind
thas he WAS not Napoleon, and time has veri
Esd the popular impression. His day, like
that of other dogs, has grown dark before it
was noon; and though no made many pretenoes
issued many proclaEaatiops and dealt out an
extensive measure Of bravado, he could not
hold out. He has been gather ed TO the great
valuable cloister of the ever-li wing dead, where
Scott and Mcdowell, Pope, Mcclellan and
Burnside lie in gloomy cerement.
whilst he lived, he lived 10 clover,
wtez he died, he died all over"
"IIis usefulness is impaired" The telegram
so tells. That in his own opinion; aud indeed
it is the opinion of all men Of sense. 4e eau
certainly do his cause no more good, if ne ever
did it any, which ia q matter Of extreme doubt.
He certainly never did us much harm, and we
freely for give bin, his intent We may say
We feel soSs of synpathy for him. Contempt
slmost always brings pity. For the fall of
lighting Joe is so fiat. Never q pancake, or
pun was flatter. He lis not only stale, fla aud
improbable" he is perfectly defunct.
He sleeps his last sleep,
de has fought hin J. ct battle,
no sol Id can awake him
To glory again :"
Alas, NC! His need of praise has evaporat.
ed into the everlasting oblivion of departed
humbugs, aud doubtless bis laurels will pass
in due cour of events to Rosecrans, or some
other leader, whom the Gods mean TO destroy
n isnamed the grand army" which does
nothing OH q grand scale, except, when it
changes its bass," issues proclamation or
rejoices over a new commander
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The Eve ny.

The yankee hoi ZION iB much gloomer than
our own. The possession of Middle Tepoessee
however discouraging 10 us personally and
individuaty-is mere drop in The bucl et
considered nationally. They here NOT taken
Vicks6arg. Grant is digging away; aud the
sun is shining; aud yapkee soldiers ace dying
by the Ca. t load; a1d with what result? Why,
rooe at all. To ell iutenis aud proposes, they
ere no nearer the ead Of their journey, THAI
they were, when, alter speni, : six mouths
trying to turn the current of lhe Missss, ppi,
they had to abandon the scheme aud go 10
burrowiug under the g,ouud. They UiH fail
here also. Ia the same latitude, whilst John
stoa is slowly, but surely speeding bis plow)
Dick Taylor is piayipg bis {. 'cts off on poor
Ranks and juvest;"s New Orleaos. His chGnces
are good 10 capture IL. Then what becomes OF
the work Of the l.. i .-e.. months Scat
ter, li~, =. ray. Evanjshed utterly. Soap
bubbles, with not enough soap to aiher away
the coil put upon the glorious American ca
gle's" fore foot. Butler the Beas, iasm and pjg
ger soldierism played out together by ooe
10 roke from the hand OF the son of old FAC.
And Lee is in he East. There are not wise
men enough to stop him, nor brave oues. Thus
far his eagles have met no check. They flap
their wings aud fly at will. Where they will
light al Lengths no onecau tell, bat most likely on
the dome Of the Capitol; Washiogio ION scream
ing perdiiion in the ear of poor Lincoln. Let
these things be accomplished aud tue lille ad
vantage gained by Rosccraus will be mo
where" At best it will not raise ripple on
the surface of the North. It falls stiII-horn
amid the multi; udiuous events Of the hour.
The enemy and not we, have cause for gloom
Our sky il bright aud clear.
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Tor the l.talslnfurr.

In Response TO numerous solicitations, | announce
my ell c11GIdate Tor election 10 the House Of Ron.
te'ontailves from the Foto al District composed of
Inc counties of Van Bule1, Bledsoe and Rhea AT the
ensuing august election. s. T.. CARNES
juuel2-tc
~ NenrH anthoriyed End requested b announce
L'eot' az. A. WtLLIcE, OF Rhea county, rs a can
dldsIe to teprercnt the counties of Rhea Biedsoe
ana van u ren in he lower house Of the ne It Gene
isi Assembly or tn State # Tennessee.
june2itea
IL CAHP .sTH TEN> EssEE REGIMENT ON Or,-posv
hu'ree'5oro Pike, Bedford co.. June %, 81.
EDITOR CHATTANOOGA REBEL:
10 CD. dieice TO call made ,pon me by the Coffee
county ne eur bers OF this regiment, Gath Tennessee,
at meet rE recently held ard also To rnans
os by citizens OF said county various times You
are hereby authorized to announce my name as can
ad?ie 10 represent he people Of Coffee county in the
lower brapch orthe next Legislature of Tennes.se
1uneZ6-ts FRANCIS II. RAGSpALE
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For IouRrean.

Sa- We hreTr'h n sci to announce the Hon. Jso
r. HORSE. NJ Montgomery county, az candidate for
Congress in the Sth Congressional District n the en-
suing erection ljulGl
81 We are authorized ID ar nounce Col. JoHS
sAvAdEot Dehalb county, a. % candidate for Con.
su' election. fiunelll
- We are authorized TO announce Hon. A. O. p
NICuoLsoS rs a candidate for Congress from the7 IN
Concress'oE al Dstic,, at the ensuing election m27
ss- We are authorized TO announce Colonel g. n
NJ. Il, Of iautence county ~ an independent can.
dida't Tor congress in The seventh congressional dis
irici at the ensuing election.
lule2it.r
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The Crops in Middle Tennessee.

Among the objects of repuing to which the
mind very naturally reveris in contemplating
the loss Of Middle Tennessee, none forces
itself more persistently upon us. than the rich
crops of grain which our re'~eat threw into
the hands of the enemy.
We share this reflection 20 some extent
undoubtedly; but not so feelipgly some of
our more Respondent friends.
The crops of Tennessee, like the soil aud all
else therein, we're fair to see. Many time,
during tia last three months have we cast a
hop eful eye upon the teeming acres and their
fruitful promise. But luxury, rather than abb
solute want, was the main figure in the pros
pect We saw with qualification the energetic
industry which was converting a thousand
cotton fields to patches of corn and wheat in
the far South and at no time did we fear star
walton; or even need. Hence we have not
regarded the Middle Tennessee crops--whist
greatly to be desired as absolutely essential
10 our existence; nor do we at this tune.
i would be wanton afrectation were we to
deny extreme reg et at the loss Of SO much
produce; but we can continue to do without it;
and in any event, there is no use crying over
spilled milk.
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AIsjOr aud CHEZ ouarie-ma. Al.
AAslsrANr QrAn, aKyAsr.n GKxtn,l.s nrr1crj

ASSISTANT GUAM sRyAsTVR GENERlLs OTrtcyl
Eiehn' j. Va, l5th Jlue. lss3.
The following j. tho s stem alopel for The coI,a.
ton OF the tax in kind
Al oSlger OF abe uJii;erm Ter Generals Depart.
heht Us u, aSncd - tue spcciI cuaEe oi he subject
S"u,' ling QTit, .er. wi tue iauk of Nsinr
= assigned ~ CD :, lie, and a po-t uIa termaSisr
wta the iaak 90 Cap ain, Il each Congo, sionsl H.
t'ct. ~h.ie II - Practicable to Cp.'ect tne lenth.
kach CONGRESSIONAL Ds.r.ct viii be .su6divided hy
tue .o't guar ctnAster IN cnals OF INFO stctons
Tor ihe convenient delivery " ihe payer of h,s
quota OF produce epd Esen will Oe sl,poia ed by that
ONCE. " 'aSe Cbase oi thc epOIs he established
Ia CaIh EaciIDi.
Ee'oie thee depo c,n Le tablisbed, or the as
le5Snen,s Tcqui,eu der Abe "a " ne made the crops
OF snail gaia, hay aud the clip OF wr1l for the pes
ent yels will have been secured.
10 relieve li ueI> the isk aud inconv enience
oil siotlnE .3e Cover dnent pc, on, welt as TO o:
"a Immediate sdppies fo- Tie use Of the army tho
Depa' tnen authorizes anu requests fatne,s residing
near posts whete QI'ttsrm are now stationed u
Quariernc~iet.
Under the law fa.mer; required to deliver their
tenth at depo,S not more vaau eight nile IRON the
place oil production. IL ihey wl deliver under this
iequest Tue Government will pay for 1. .,ausportu-
tiou Ia exec OF at miles. Zoe Qaa ,,ermas. ,r re-
eeiv'ns poCdce under t.is lie will give receipts
Tie i"cC~er rs evidence that mucu Of his tax Is
pald. Ant A tue Post QGai,slm n OF the Con-
ee 'onsi District i lespon Idle Tor the tenth, after
the sc or hai .abl',hCl aud made IL known 10
eIed will also IIcep. DOR at the Post Qlaremaster
oil tue D>s'ic who " iii endo copy OF the receipt
~" H'N' va lore transferring II 10
the agenip at The receiving depot.
.(Si3Gtd.) LARKIN SMITH
On rteimast,e Gen I in charge
NoTE-FLrther iuio. upon tnis subject can be
had by re eence 10 tue povisonso OF the Act entitled
An Act 10 lay taxeI or The common de.euse, and
carry on The Government o. the Com eraie States
approved April 24th, 1858; and pa tculariy TO see
ito IL, IL and IL thereo,.
pit. w. ID. Tape A. Quar.ernnsier Chattanooga,
Is authorized To receive iron citizens OF Hamilton
county, The tax ''iu kind" alluded } in the CIRCULAR
JAS. GLOVER,
JyI-6t Mai. Chief Q. II.
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ReA- We believe il is ore of tae provisions
oil the constitution aud rulea of governing the
Press Association, that at all important 90 ',ts
IN the Confsderacy, regular Prses Reportsr
shall be stationed. If Chattanooga ia not bv
the recent movements of the Tennessee army
made an important point, we should like to
know what constitutes tho I.,iusary importance
of any point, in the estimation of the a,ra,;n,
tendent OF the Association. The Preas of the
South needs reporter hare, and should be
Immediately attended TO.
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sa~ A private letter to the Columbus ga }
Enquirer gives the follow ing, as believed to
be the disposition and strength Of Grants for.
ces eight or nine days ago: Gen. Washburn
with 10000, at Haynes Bluff; Sherman with
10000 on the Yszoo--right flank: Mcpherson
with 20,O0D, centre; McClernand, with 5000
near Warrsnson-left Ostarbaus, with 5000
at Bridgeport, below the railroad, on the Big
Black
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LAwLEssN SIS IN ATMNTA.--We clip the fol.
lowcg local items from the Atlanta Conode
racy OF Sunday
Night before last. thIcc men. George Harri
son, Dick Ilammo q ar ---- Crawford made
an at x Maj. ii Gs 90. III 80 eat.Ia louise
on y, eta street "A .uuber of sbois wee
fred between ihen--Tobody hurt. Mr.. HUI
son was slightly grazeo by ball ou the Euee
We have Lieu unable to get the particulars
HarI .sol, Hammond and Crawford are wei
kuown sporting Characters. Mr.. Huson c
well know. lie is peaceable mana gentle
mau OF good s;a1diug.
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OPERATIONS OF rBE TAooNY "A despatch from
Hynumb, Cape Cod, Mass, dsf d Juno 25th, soYs:
Welfcot schooner, arrived here last night bring
Ing the crews o, tue fishing schoopers Maren 70 Ez-
a. til Ann Rufus ChoAte AID Ripple all burned by The
pirate 1acony.
They report that on Sunday last tho Taccny burn,
the By zautIaa, from Londo' 'or New York and the
bark Goodspeed, from Londonderry for Nov York
The crews we're all semitic New York the schooue,
Florence.
The TacoHy has b ned venteep vessels since The
18th -
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A Mn OUNCEMENTS.
FOR GOVERNOR.
HON. ORERT l.. CARUTHERs.
FOR CONGRESS /:

~
Nominees Of The S1ie COnreut,on
LIT Ds'rict-J. y. TTEIsKKLL, OF HAWKING.
md DHtrict-WN. q. SWAN, OF Knox.
Jrd Disfrict-A. +. CoLYAR. OF Franklin.
9TH Distributors p. MURRAY, of jackson.
9th District-H. S. FoorE, Of Davidson.
9Th Didrict--E. A. KKErLE, of Rutherford.
9TH Dimrict-JLHEs McCrLIox. of Gilea.
Sth Di'aict-THos. AEsEEs. OF Robertson.
9Th D";rict--J. ID. g. ADKINS, of Henry.
10th Distr.ct-,.' ~ v. WKIGHr, Of McNMiry.
llth District--D. II. CURRIs, Of Shelby.
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ta- ,wsbGys, - tine Ike Il 9, r~e tolerated
abprr ioie', aud 10 a. hecesFl evils s. me OF
tness re eacceGl y % ally and ia lIiyent, and a
iew bare resoCt % Jat Lcss 10 al heir paIedts
ia tie SLopo,j or famie ; dt many o; thcm bave u
ken up easy way Of rning money, which
l3ey eHsily get r'd q. in aIy trities, and
some Tue Ia DIS Potion nd wee. ! = no uncommon
thing i'eG EanI o. tues lads, alter they have
made 'eir mo- nip% t.'es, cmbied together smo
l. oi.irs, coucoi NJ mr-cl .', and a'trg wnr
tt IA Done II nor al The depOs ho,e az
them tive kc places acno nY The couu,,y Sc eis
SleairT Luis or peltiny servants with whatever
missiles mat chaOce may throw IT, tue way To-
coed, we Know no moe "ucce>. III school OF wee
Tor youtu than that OF bawany newspapers sTou Id
tue niee,9 The mp,atuns 10 co wrong nus
rreinus, ana tue ample o. other boys ia The same
trade a 7"tcssiyc, tiAS lad sisict mo'll
training "a t;ht ZEN home II lee omjD pews.
by do IA. make him a very bad hoy.
liiGhmond Dispatch.
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skss> If We bad few Thousand dollals j.,
spec'o, the Invasion OF the No. ,hern ter ,ocv
would be unnecessary. We cord buv it all
up for mere song, a,d close ibis quarrel io-
cont lcatly.
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Proclamation from Gen. Esen.
Tbs New York Herald pab,'shes The following proc
amalion from Gen. Ewel.

Tbs New York Herald pabl'shes The following proc
Iamation from Gen. Ewel.
HEADQUARTERS fre'oN coRPs,
AsMY NoaTHgER VfR6IsIA,S
Cbamtersburg, Pa, June %, 1868.
lst The sale Of intoxic aiin. LIQUORS To this csm-
msnd, without written pei mission from Rsjr
General Is strictly prohb t. =.
I'd, Persons having liquor In their possession are
required % report The fact To the Provo Marshal
nearest general officer, stating the amount and kind
That guard Nay be placed it, I'D the men pre-
ven j from getting IL.
80 Any vioat OF arayraph nne of this order. or
iailure to comply with paragraph two, will pun.
ished by the mmed,s.c cOnn ScRtoL of AL liz in
she pus, Of the of ending partiCs; SIDES rem
tnI .ng a. trneir propcli y lahie Il Hclzur
tn CA, DDS of tue country Though winch the ar
my may piss. who not ia TIE mi ry service ale
ndmonishr - aiA.siu Iom all &C % no iI.y, upon
The penalty Of beiUg dealt with ia q summary manner
ready acquieScence in the demands of the military
authottes will greatly 10 lesson the rgors
war.
BY CO.. nsnd Of Lieut.. Gen. r. s.. EwELL.
A. 5. PENp..eTOS, A. A. g.
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NEGRO D0IS L0ST.--0n The march from Tula-
" homa 10 this place, III negro boys, John :,
owned by Capt. Havis, Andrew, (who wes riding a
horseo and belonged TO 1t. SmiUh, and Peter, owned
by private lohn Ii. Ladder, Southern Rights Battery,
reserve Artillery, Army OF TenneS Amy informs
ton coEceln g them will be thankfully received by
Capt. Nj. W. HAvIS,
iyI-3t' s. h. Battery.
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LouIsTArA LEGtsLATURE.-This body of State
wisdom ia in session at Shreveport. Business
Is being matured, though nothing has yet been
concluded, 81 far as We can learn.
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ssSt- The Jackson Nj IS sppiau says: We
have information, deaued entirely reliable,
that Gen. Price occupied Helena las, Monday.
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saA- We are now meeting daily host OF
old friends, and seeing nraltitnds of nav
facea, which give ches~fril aspect to sbe war
crowded streets of Chat noora.
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rA- The receipts from Fair, given by the
ladies of San Aatolio, i, aid of Gen. Baylor s
guerilla company neted over $4,000.
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Soy Confederate money is i'm great demand
among Che yankees in Louisiana and in New
orleans, which command forty cents on the
dollar readily
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.-one
~ thoasad dsllsgs will be paid for the apprehen-
sion aod delivery % me. ct yer Of nay Deputies at
Marietta, Georgia, of Henry c. Psy3e, charged with
counterfeitipg Con ederate States TIT asury Notes,
or 10 inches high eyes black, hair jet black and
ley, complexion dark, hes down cs + lpok and slow
spoken. PHILIP A. CLAYTON,
ju2SS0d 81. c. 8. Marshal, Dls;Fist Of Georgia.
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tSpeca' Dispatches the Mobile ibu 1e c. the 81:
JACKSON, Jolly News from an ucdo1bi ed
source idllg coofrus The news of Tue e,ell
victory OF Geo. Tayloc at BerwicL's Bay, ADD
Thibodaux wife.
Fi.,een hupdred p. ;so"e,s seven thousa nd
Euhe'd rifles, Two bJut. ed boUsaud roUuds of
amuni, on, eight bp,o ed sacks Of coffee zee
thou. md barrels o. foe, twco.v thousand
sol OF clio hes, tUeG." thorSA ID pairs OF
boots aud s"oes. Two "a of CT 8, IN loco
motives complete, AID au mrerSe amount OF
comm 81 sore -we'c Ir.1.U ed by our
otc 8. lie ! v; 10 ~ es na.tc III NO MI.
Foe. ADD " c. del 8, not ircljd ~ teo
s.eGe gdns ! We . cd ! ibe .o,t.
Our swas ~ ca. ed and :.,een woUnd-
ed. TIE loss o. :be e1eny was .hIce mud red
b He'd aud wcddded.
The news Of ;je cup 20 of tb ee sea- oiry
ste lie: a. P'slden'oc is coo6rnrd. Fey
We G laden w',a corou. Doe OF .nem js valued
at Two j. = 'ons (?) dollars.
GA . ny gut Logan cap,fI ed five hUc-
dred ne ICES aud yaokees aud large lot Of
ieeses. 10 es add mpies at Magnolia plauia
t'on below BAYOU SL.a, ADD Powers captured
over one mUn' ed reg oeS and tar.y ode yar-
KEGS a. OAkls I'd Ptlce w3ich is opposite Fed
Eivee landing. a.
SECOND DISPATCH.
JACk ~ July 2.--TpforDa, ibn has been re-
gunboats from the Y: zoo river on account O!
The low water.
TntRD D'sPATCH.
JACKSON, July "A stroug rumoe. prevails.
and is believed, that Gen. Magsuder, 10 cor :
Junction with Gen. Taylor, took Keuner, + /
miles from New OrleaOs. Heavy fripy was
heard towards the cay, aud it is believed that
6gbtis goipy on.
Some hug is out which will be known in
twer y-four hoors
No news f,om Vicksburg. All quiet along
Johuston's liue.
JACKSON, July 3.--Lieut ScoiI, Of the ar.il-
lery he arrived here. He lett New Orleans
on Tuesday, aud confirms Tue previous repor J
of the taking of Kenne,.
He says ;hat Gen. Tayloc crossed the river
at his own plantation.
Gen. Magruder bad captured some 1000
negroes at b ashear Ci,y and sent them 10
Te1As. He w on h;s way below TO TAX one
of Inc forts, which ws' occupied by only 300
negroes, and he would then act with Geu. Tay-
lor aga nst New o, leans.
Lieut.. Scott says he has no doubt but that
New Orleans is now in Toe bands Of the Coo
federates, as ahere were ly four or FIVE hun.
died -oops there.
lie says he saw the Confederate flag flying
ut Kenuor's aud below. He is on 3 way to
Mobile.
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sa- If the Pcnnsylvapians do not Ike the
Confederate money Gen. Lee proposes TO give
them for ,Ier stores, al they have to do is to
hold on 10 tue no e5 until after the war. a ID
we will redeem iuou ia specie. 1t VII eu-
courage peace, a ID he Peuusyi sauians VIII in
the meaut;.De be, "a o feel an il;erest in the
success of the Cou'cce'acy, aud ,he close Of
tho wsr.
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For the Senate.

we are Authorized 70 Rnnounc, the Hon. SAN
Sh'rH can1idats Tor the Senate from the Di.trirt
composed OF toe counties of Hamilton Marion Sc
qhatccte, BlA1 soc and Bradley. -
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CIRCULAR,
To Farmers a"d Quai termasters.

TO Fhrhieih mud Quar- Iefmaaters!
D1rARTS mt Eas- TESNNEsstE q,
U .IC& Gnu" QrARTR IL STIR
Knoxville, Juue 9th, Ices.
'INdE following ci-cu's- issued by Lieut. Col LarkIu
Il Smith, Assistant uoattel 10. Ter t;erersI ~
charge. repu0lisied IN ,his pepa ment or the
eht and obseTy OF Il cJn.. d.
i.a ~ N,,rr
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HOUSE TO RENT OR EXCHANGED lady
wShes 70 secure small house In Chattanooga
for which she will exchange her home (urpinhed or
not as ma be de- red A-gooi well OF water, and
other Fixture are on the premises The property Is
Ioca, q rev mites from Chattanooga, on the Bail
Road, in pef Mt Village. ANY person v shing to
exchange houses during the war, year. or 10 rent
said property, will apply by tier sddre ed
X..Y.L-
ly4-W Post 0fics, Chattanooga.
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jy4.2sd

STOLEN HORSE Stolen irosn the undersigned
~ tEo mile west OF villanow, Walker county, Ga.
on the night of July lst one bsy Horse medium size
VIM iorenead inning down 20 the nose one of his
hind ieet whits marked WITH both gear and ssddle
ana ~ about n en- years old. liberal reward will
be given for The apprehep OF either or both the
holse and The THIEF. The last heard of him was In
break.
jy<>St' CONSTANTINE f wOoD.
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NJoTISE.-From and after the 10th June instant
1V Confederate Treasury Notes issued prior TO the
fust OF December 1863, will not received on depos-
or in payment OF debts to the bankH.
The law o. Congress regulating tho funding Of
Treasury Notes. readers this cocrke neccSsary. It
provides that al n the first OF Aukust next these
notes cannot be funded.
JN0. A. FISHER, Cash. Bank of Tennessee.
W. ID. FULTON, Cash u INK Of Chattanooga
ju13-lm
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SeD Sabertislllsa

LIKELY NEGRO AT PUBLIC SALE.
an saturday mo nng ne In ilst.. nj IL O'Clock
~ VIII sell ole I'd siDle, - the bighcss bidder
kelly neg n-l. swenty-.h'ee yelrs old.
JyH-'. J. n. WILLY.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-08

CU00 REWARD--Strayed IRON the subscriber on
e0IOO the evening oil the 2s June, at Tullaboma
q dark bay Mare. I've years olo, with black legs
main and tell, about Is hands high, with two sore
spots, each side Of tie back me- caused by the
saddle. The above reward and no questions rSked
gill be paid on her deive. me at Headquari r.
10th Tennessee Regiment, or TO Capt. Peden Prov
karsha" at Chattanooga.
JIM. WALL,
jy7-lu' Ms'H 18th Tenn aegt.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-08

MASONIC N0TICE.-There will be q regular
WI communication l. Hamilton Chapter, No. ~,
r. A. H., at the Hall on Market st on Tuesday
evening 18th inst, at s O'Clock. All the members and
transient comPa1io OF good standing are request ID
ID attend
BY order OF the II. p.
jy7-M R.A. ANDERSON, sec'y.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-08

+ ABURERs wAETED.-Eiihsr< white or black 70
~ wHR In Freight Hvuse-iiherAl wages paid. Ap.
ply 2. Nashville Bal Road pspSt.
= iys-Ls j, W. CafsR sR1