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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
Legislative Caucus Nomina,,o,.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 9Th

80. AUGUSTA, Jan 9th.
Inc republican caucus of the senate wa.
o"'i'u W o,uer TINS evening in the Senn IA
Ina"pgr' oy Hon. Mr.. Morrow of Saeada.
noe lion Mr. Emerson of Hancock va.
GATED to tue chair, and Hon. Mr.. Stevar, sc
somerset, appointed Secretary. Hon. Ma
than A. Far"el! of Knox. was nom;n.,. va
10, 10, PRESIDENT, on the first ballot. a. folovs
farmeh ~ woods Of kennc5ec 4 pa,ors
OF fehooseot, Z. f. e. Brett. of oldtown
was nominated for Secretary Thomos d
Iieaves OF Brownfeld, Assistant Secre.sr..
increase Blake Of Pennington. Messenr.y-'
ana john >. Noyes Of Mt. Desert. Ass;.,sn,'
htssenser. A committee was appointed =,
s IN future eancuses, consisting Of M.ssr,
Mi,ilken OF kcnnebcc, Roberts of Waldo
and Smith of Penobseot. ''
ine republican members of tho Iopso
me. IN the Representatives Hall. and woro
called to order by Mr. HAYDEN of Bath
mr. hingsbury Of Portland, was called 10
tue chair: On the first ballot Nelson Ding.
iey' Or. Esq. of Auburn, was unanimously
nominated tor Speaker. Chas. A. Miller Of
Rock!and, was nominated for re. election n.
Clerk: W. p. Drew Of Augus,a,-"Skirm.
lsher OF the Press-had 20 votes for Clerk
Horace Siiisjn of Pittsfcld was nominated
Tor Assistant Clerk; Alden Gould of Booth
bay, Tor Messenger, and A. l.. Norton Of
Palermo, and ). j. Chnibourne OF Dixmopt.
tor Assistant Messengers.
Mr.. Cony of Augusta, moved, and the
caucus voted for Hon. Samuel II. Blake Of
Bangor, to call the convention of members
elect to order at ten o'clock A. NJ. to-mor-
row, and nominate BENZ, Kingsbury, j.,
Esq, of Portland. FOR chairman until the
House is organized
Mcssrs Hopkins of Fort Fairfield. Shaw
oil Portland, and stets5u Of Bangor. wcro
appointed committee to call future eau
cuses.
Before the nominiti2n Tor speaker. Mr..
hlng'bury Of Portland, thanked his friends
who have named hin for the Speakership,
declined to BE- candidate
The call for the caucus embraced tho
republicans and Other members who dorss
the administration Of Abraham Lincoln.
the emancipation Proclamation, and in, end
ell to give ter cordial slpp5rs to the in
coming State administration
portion OF the democratic members
held caucus a; the s,lniy 1use.-Port-
laad Press.
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FRIDAY JANUARY 8, 1868.
The Proclamation of Eman-
cipation.

All the good of the earth. and all the in
tcligent loyalists OF the Union, will rejoice
that the President has proved true to hi;
declarations of September 22d, to the desires
of the people, to the age, to humanity and
to the Union, in issuing the Proclamation OF
Emancipation. As o War measure, we have
no doubt it will be eminen;ly successful as
an act of Justice to the colored man it will
commend itself to all as weapon with
which to strike to the earth the audacious
slave holder, now in arm. against his gov
eminent, it will be efficient and speedy.
The oct which gives liberty to three mill.
ions of hum IN beings, is of such charac-
ter, that i. requires no elaborate defence nor
apology. Its justice and its wisdom, are SO
transparent, that he who runs may read
As war measure, it promises the most hap
py, ard tie mos. speedy results. 1t isayail-
iny ourselves Of al the means at our CON-
mand to put down the rebellion. 1t is taking
into our service, class Of persons, that both
interest and gratitude, will now bind to US
as with hooks Of stec,, and that will be the
most valuable and efficient allies and friends
Therefore. as war measure, the Emancpa-
ton edict is one Of wisdom, and should have
sooner been evoked and as an act Ct JUS
tcc, it has been to long delayed. We could
not EXPECT much success in putting down
the rebellion while our generals in command,
and the Government, were ignoring the great
fact of slavery, and treating it, both parties,
as if it must be preserved and sustained, no
matter at what cost. The slave, shrewd and
obseryant, could look on Indifferent as to the
result. while the great belligerepts were thu.
situated. The moment the President, aud
his Cabinet, comprchended their false posi-.
ton before the world. and their weakness.
and folly in describing the assistance of tire
millions OF people anxious to be friends the,
changed their base" and assumed the i'm
sregnahlc position of treating as ensrsies. al
| with whom we are at war, and as friends al
who ar. willing fight tor the old flag, ans
| help make it, what it assumes to be, the EN-
| blem OF freedom,
We may now confidently, as never before
expect the blessing OF Heaven on our efforts
We may now DEFY the IN .ehinations Of trait
ors without and within. for our cause is JUS
and must prevail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

The EAR MARKs.-W hen journals employ
all their space in finding fault with the Ad-
ministration, it is a sure sign that they are
hankerinS after JEFF Davis Kingdom
When they prate Of Unionism while they
abuse the President, the Union Generals tia
fight battles, be sure that such men do not
know Of what manner Of spirit they are of.
When men denounce the Emancipation Proc
lamation, it is almost conclusive, that all
such had rather the Union would be dissolv-
ed than slavery disturbed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
The Army News.

The war news from the South West is Of
the most hopeful and cheering character
Gen. Rosecrans has beaten the rebels as
they have never been beaten before and as
the General is a live man, we may safely cal
culatc that he will follow up his adyantas, $
and give the enemy no rest.
1t is not SO clear, in regard to vicksburg,
although we have no doubt but that strong
hold is ours.
The new Year opens WELL and if the Ar
my of the Potomac can be successful, it will
be well in every quarter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

tNrEp STATES SG<4r5Rs-Gnitei States
Senators are to be chosen Us several Of tho
State legislatures IN ting this week In
the New YgrA Legislature, which meets to-
day, the Senate Is Republican, while TIE As
seiuhly is generally feekoned tie, two mem
bers burg under aboui el.al obligations t,
III two rartte, The suit. tneref5re. is
uncertain. In 0hip. the contest which com
tinuci throash the las! Session Of the Lesis-
latare will be rcacwe4. 1t Is thought that
NJ Wad4s prospects Of election have con.
sld'raSly improved. Hon. L Chandler viii
probably he reelected in Michigan. In
Wisconsin IT, cief competitor, for the SEN
at1rohip ar. Judge p11.it;le and Hon. T.
Potter. IN tins State. in Mains and else
wHcre whore elections uccar. there is LITTLE
ane rtanty about the results
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

-General Rosecrans fought the enemy
in the vicinity Of Murfreesboro, gaining on
them all the time, as many days as our
army was retreating on the Chickahominy.
This engagement between General Rosecrans
and Bragg, must be the segerest of this war.
1t was a continuous fight, running through
many days, and over much space. We have
not yet, it would seem, got through with ii.
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The Wa,eryille NAL saw, tina. a few

The Natcryille Mai says that few
evening" nee large number OF persons ef,
frc;ed an entrance into the house OF Rev e.
Dr. Sheldon. while he was absen, at meet
ing, and encountered the various rooms with
q ur, meats. butter, cheese, apples, money
and other good things Of considerable value
hot the least among which wa. neat par
l1r e'1kine stove, f1unI nicely adjusted in
It's place. Tie perpetrators OF the deed arc
still at large, but are known 10 be among
the most re.rcct,blc citizens of that beauii-
ful Village VIM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

The Maehias Union, true TO It's Ia
stincts, grumbles because the people are
called upon to pay something to support the
government Those who enjoy the benefits
of good government, ought to be willing
to pay to support it. Those who disown the
government. and object to paying taxes to
support it. should taye the magnanimity t9
move out Of the country,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

RrNie>.--fDe pupil. in Eas, Machias and
vicinity, who had ATTENDED Washington
Academy. while Gen Caldwell was Prccep-
tor, had reunion ia the Hall Of the Acad-
envy building, Tuesday evening, Dec 50th.
Ibe Gen beng present eniert unc the audi
eucc with remark, teat,us the occasion
Fahl : were spread far Eighty sats, ana we're
very Ii orally furnished By the generous peo-
pie OF EA,i Machas Gen {. Jeff the next
day to resume 60 Hmanl Of his brigade in
BarnsIde's army N9tliss Uaioa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

-Governor Seymour of New York senr
his message to the Legislature on Wednesday.
lie comes as near Yat,erning after JED Davis
as he dares to. He would be full blown
rebel if j, were safe for him to be. When
the Union s5liirs lave y chance to vote he
will be hurled from power
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
The Nlaellias

The Machias t'aion finds fault be-
cause the administration wants the people
enlightened. and therefore sends to Beau
fort, printing press. paper &c, &c This
may be the means of injuring the Union S
party. South, but 1t can't be helped. If
there had been more printing presses, school
and meeting houses in the South, there
would have been no rebellion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

VEvery colSmn of the last number of
the Belfast journal abounded with abuse of
the administration, of the republican party,
of the abolisiosssts, and of the conductors
of the war, but we searched in vain for the
first word adverse to jeff Davis or the South
ern rebels; yet who dares but that the
Journal is not loyal ?-Portiald Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

At the contraband camp 10 Washing
ton, the old year was watched out aud the
new year in, with much rejoicing over the
promised proclamation. In the fternoon Of
New Years day an expounder of the faith,
known among them as ST. John the Baptist,
preached sermon from a text in the s,oOth
chapter Of Regulations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
The Har,f,rl Tn., make. honorable

Tie llar,f,rd Times makes honorable
mention Of a worthy woman in tina. town.
Mrs. Michael O'Ncil. who is but 80 years
old. and who was married - years ago, and
who has in that time given birth to Is chill
drtn. : Of whom ara alive and fourishing.
A fourteenth child Is expected in the model
family.
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We shall occunv the

dtiion is not known. We shall occupy the
town and push the pursuit tomorrow.
Our medical director estimates the wound
ed in the hospitals at $500, and the dead
at 1000.
We have to deplore the loss Of Lieuten.
ant Colonel Gresche, whose capacity and
gentlemanly department had already en-
deared him to fill the officers Of this com.
mand. and whose gallantry on the field Of
battle excited admiration.
(Signed) W. S. ROSECRANS,
Maj. Gen. Com g
Holly SPRINGS, Miss, 4th.
To MAJOR Gen. II. w, Halleek, General in
Chief, Washington
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman and the
naval commander were received atHelena on
the 3lst.
Gen. Sherman was inland within 30 mil es
of fieksburg, holly engaged.
From rebel sources learn that the Grena-
da appeal of the 3lst SAYS the Yankee. have
got possession of Vicksburg.
Since the late raids, this department. cx-
cept the troops on the river, have subssted
off the county. There will be but little in
northern Mississippi to support guerillAs in
a few weeks.
L. s GRANT,
Ma .ior General Commanding.
CAIRO, Ill, 5th.
The Memphis Bulletin, just received, says
the steamer Rattle. has arrived direct from
the feet at Nieksburg, which place she left
on Monday evening.
Fighting has been going on for five days,
Wednesday. Up to Monday
morning Gen. Sherman lad captured three
lines of the eueiny's works. The firing
on the fourth and last line Of defense on the
jackson and Sicksburg road had ceased,
and tie indications were that it had sur
rendered. This line was just two miles
from Nicksburg. There was nothing be
tween Gen. Sherman and the city but a
tresslc work of the railroad.
Before taking the fortiIcations Gen Sher-
man sent brigade to cut off communica-
ton with the city by the Shreveport Rail
road, which was successfully accomplished.
Gen. Sherman was reinforced Sunday night
hv 1000 men from General Grants army by
way OF the river. The whole federal fore;
at Nicksburg IS now 40 900 men.
1t III, latest accounts we had captured 10
guns and 700 prisoners Nothing has been
heard from the forces below.
The steamer Judge Torrance was fired on
while passing Milllkcnssille. In retaliation
the R4ttl,r barnei the town.
Gen Sullivan, with force Of 6000 men
attacked Gen Forrest on Thursday morn
in- at Hunts Cross Roads, l. miles from
Lexington. Tenn. |, was severe engage.
ment, lasting ali day
\ gunboat patrolled the river, which
prevented the rebels from crossing. They
fought desperately, but were finally routed
and scattered with loss Of 400 in killed
and wounded aud 400 prisoners. We also
took $50 horses, nearly 1000 stand OF arms
and battery ofsix guns.
Oar loss was 500 in killed and wounded
These losses may be exaggerated. but it is
certain, however, that they are very heavy
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=, =,
Later from Gen. fosecrdns Arny-He JOE
IoJcs hD ms t:iory- nc heoet unard AZ
tackled and Dtspersed-l5OO Prisoners IN
our HdHds-bFeckIHrtag Seccrety Hoahd
ed-Co'cdrdty otcers 10 Be Ar'esied-
Caahonading heard S5ufh o. -Hafl'eeSboro.
Nrw yoax eth
snecial dasnateb from Murtreesboro, the
9TH, says the enemy evacuated IN haste dur
ing Saturday night.
Gen. Na.ley pursued them with infantry,
and cavalry force also followed to-day.
Spear 5 first Tenn. brigade attacked and
dispersed their rear guard OF cavalry
Their loss in " ednesday battle WAS 2ooo
and several wounded On Thursday, over LOO
on Friday and loo on Saturday night, IN
Guiding wounded and captured.
We have 1909 OF them prisoners two
Coils, and several Majors.
Gen. Breckenridge was severely wounded,
and Gen. Adams had an arm broken.
Maj. Clarence Prentice WAS wounded IN
the thigh.
The famous lst. La. regiment was de-
,.o, :, 81 a., .rouon.s
- 1oo LII arI ,h,,,t coon sounded
and several tbonsard prisoners One third
of the wounded will soop be able to resume
dntv
Tho army was considerably denrsciated hy
strar ,lers. including a number of officers
,,I,o vii i. d;s,-r, c7r,Ilv di.missad several
So 3's'.-,;,,
W. W. 6ad aho., % field oe,cer. killed and
- many wounded
JEFFERSON oITY, No, 9th
The resolution offered IN the House yester'
day, to memor'aliz' Congress to pass an act
excluding the Slaves oil loyal masters from
the military lines ot this o'a t., was referred
10 rn' cc'nuh''tce Oh eaerai i'eiat''n''
The Ioint sessions then convened TO elect
two United States Senator's. John b; lien.
derson was elected on tne hrs' oaliot oy %
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FAYFrviIIr Ark lst

! Rebel newspapers captured at Van Buren
admit the loss of the rebels in killed and
wounded at the battle of Pine Grove was 4, =
00s.
The entire telegraghic communication OF
| Gen. Hindman was taken. It contains
much valuable information. and will be for
warded to the War Department.
The restitution of the rebel army in Ar
kansas is most pitiable-4000 of Ilindman's
infantry are without shoes.
The loss to rebel citizens by the recent
raid. amounts to over half million dollars
1t is reported that the rebels have met with
heavy losses at Arkadelphia, So miles south
of Little Rock
General Schofeld has assumed command
of the Army OF the Frontier.
WASHINGTON, 4th.
The FLOWING despatch has been received
at the Navy Department
HsNProN Ro,Ds. Jan. Sd.
To Hon. Gideon Welles 5ec'y of Navy
The Monitor, in tow of the Rhode Island
passed lllttcras Shoals on Tuesday afternoon
The weather was fine and promising. About
or. N. equally weather commenced, and
about 10 it blew hard. At 100 A. n on
Wednesday,, the Monitor having sprang
''I CSmnondsr R,ntbs,d and tbo of,;cors and
crew Of the Monitor behaved noblv and
made eysrv efF,rt =, s,vo rho yasscl
Csmma5dsr Trcncba ri a., and the of;c.rs and
crcv If th. Rhod, Island ala eysrrth;n,, in |
tbeir r,wrr :, s,ye Tho ofi.,rs ami crs,s ~
,he N,,i,,r
ST. LOTS, Sd.
Gen Blunt tclegraphs from Van Buren,
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Froa. Roserrda's Arm7 oar Victory Com
pete OR loss A57nt 9a00-Rosecrdn' s
Official Reputation S3ermaas Erptd-
iti9a-Tea Guns and Sseea Hundred
Prisoners Coptpred Tieks5atg IS Prob-
chg Captured- lie Loses Hoo IN kt.td
and Wounded
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The Battle Of lNarfrees5oro--The Rebel
Army ariren piih great Slaughter
Gen. Sherman's Erpedition---He fights
tmo Battles and drsees the enemsy-Tle
Monitor founders al sea.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

ss- Va aro ant1or.k,It, ala,Ia;s G'l. !. d. =.
E.s5 an cardi.te fof sect0n - lie Cougi s-e
- Confederate states. fsom TIC h Congressional
lsict of Tenress 4, at the casairs cc1tioB. NIL
81 ". Are sI:aorzed t, aa1ouaSs Hon. faoHAs
SxEs cIad. i.a for =, c.sctio3 ., tbs Csngfsss
=: Coa!e :e 80, States fiom thI 9Th corsfeassot ~
E:-,r,, Il Es-.s-Sse. &c he s.ssps sacsin. mt
- "a ia AZ aes u - snsaxs.s Han- D. ".
cat, ceaIi. sss TT - sIechr. - :ss Co,grs s.
- 80 - fsi;Tsts stat T. !-n IL tftS Coosrezsal
D.stf.t q. Fe iie~~s-. AZ tse .,,sIia, Iir:sn. H2i
So " sa.i-ori3ed AMI requested 70 ans
I. ..ace Ho1- SAN. \. SHIfH, oi R.adsy county, IS
cIa !:d-ts tor .ae t.,a:edefa.e CpssrSs. irvm the
thiT,! District.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

ScpA ...cA E,.oHi. NUTkE.-ibe undersigp.u
u 1--we associated themselves together under tho
st,!c aud Urn OF BONDURANT MATTHIAS. lot
Inc purpose of conducting the GROCERY AND COX
MISSION BUSINESS. In Lynchborg, Va.
Nc sail k.e,, constantly on hand ~ large and
well selected s,tocS III GkOCERlkS and STAPLf
DRY GOODS. rs Gu be obtained, and viii spare no
oaira 10 serve customers At Gil time-
Conducting the business the CASH principle,
we " III ue ensblod 30 offer Inducements "a city sud
Country puI1hasRis, e..her by Wholesale az ieia''
Cons naeA:s I'll fioifr, NlJcsi Com MI U,per
country pivdue .oii, tied. All pft .pt iStu- IN AL
ci,cs M sr.n se!es are fs1r.
manufactured ami Smoking tobacco an, Bpni oil
al! grades always On hai'i.
We solicit st..,1 c; thc pabc lat,cnsg,
-. =. bONGUEIST,
,ietI.-sm JAMES MATTHIAS.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26
!. HknUrIRHras FEassik1 BATrskY.
NJ TITS rssaA. Ala, Nay le.b. 1865. &
|s1b ~ Editor Of the Rsbe' My attention

}lszb 6tg.Edffor Of the /sehe. My auehsion
IN mat been dire ctei 10 an editorial in tlse
Relief or the .th inst. 10 w.lic.l great injustice
ID done Col. Eaoddy aud urysel:. I. ia there
lated THAI Cen Forrest raet and engaged tho
emrt''y 'un'.er Col Streight at bays. mo, Gay
TOM Gap. :ccaptnring two pieces OF Artillery,
tal:cn from csl. Eoldy at Town Creek, rm the
iraviou' rasss..j'. Costa u!t) l have the
honor 10 n:nand Col. Roddys Battery, aud
was p'tsm Oh Tho 1.hl the whole day super
Intending .ha Artillery and not \ single piece
was captured. .r cvea damaged. No charge
was made np"f, our Batteries. TN Thnrsd. ~
tho Both m,t the enemy charged section OF
Capt. Mmto Battery at Days Gap, and ccp-
tured it but Cen Forrest with Ills asuri 'hH'-
ing and inirepiddy soon re-capturcd it, though
ian Yankees had spiked LoN p,,,s '-N. nuiis
was in the chase and entered Rome with ,ny
Battery in rear OF tho 1900 Yankee prisoners.
My Battery las never been ia possession nf
The lankees. except ono piece which WAS cap
turcd fro,n them AT tie battle q. Elrtons S.a-
tion, Twelve az miles below Tnscur,bi. on
the ali MI, by Col. Roddys coi,niard and
which Low n,skes Iuine Eve % gun instead
%! "A ,ou: 60 gr, Eat.,rv as al first. I Il" rot
slipporc you wi.h 20 do injustice - Col rod
dy az inysr!f ala! therefore request that you
maze the correction or csc 1--WE room in the
.. st issn" oil rn"r paper Tor dis letter.
:! f',pec.:ui'} you: 90; svrral:',
e. i. FcREt.r. Capt,
i,r.t!.n Battery, Col. Eolly's Com'd.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

n-:y- Ii Grau', after hall years ;iarneuse
rreparafinn ami having 50 fac advanced into
Mi.sis.irvi ~ 10 capture i,t c't'll' ind reach
tie cahi.n "a Of t,!a Nssiss.rrl ia!.ny is viz
tuaIly ouici; anl it will be as d;,i- ult in the
Ncrth-rcst alter dat to procure oonsc'ipts, as
it l., in Wal Street 10 buy. a e ,ld Eagle with a
basko tnl I'll green hacks"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

si<Ss There never Mas a taors la orabas MO
mert tsan the present to iaish nr' Mynheor
Rosecrans. II q simuisssssus attack upon tl,e
weak Federal garrison al Nashville by oar
'cssasiry. attacking from tho West With vgo-
r,sis assault by I;raggs array uiol tnd enemy
1t Aiurifecbtorc' We beiTcvs the r.oot ANUS
inc fsbkee rayir woulf 81. that has ocoi,r'
red since TIC inst Mar,sse, 5. Nashville could
he captured; the STOKES destroyed, the airisoi
pa.nled: aud Cur ''oys would then nonns tlieil
hui scs and CONE up i'll the rear Of ]; 1secrans
beisiv y" conld s,y Jack Robinson "
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

Coon CIGAns.--Niessrs. Haralson 4 Hooke
',ear the Market House, have large supply
Of first rate cigars-an article which reminds
one Of the oden time when putting them.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

IsE-. The monster iron clad Roanoke. lately
in coarse of construction at tho Brooklyn y
I. Navy Yard, has turned odt a complete fail
mo.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

rfs- The British Albioa published in New
York, speaking Of the Confederate loan, says
h. is virtual recognition of the Confedsracy,
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Ky The conformation of the dies .ruction Of
The Yankee wagon train below Alexandria, La
and he subsequent falling back OF the enemy
has reached Jackson.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-26

CONFEDERATE TAN COLLECTOR FOR fEHXEs.
sFH.-The Hon. u. \. Kennedy, Of ll;.rksv,le
icnpesse-. tu"w snl"urnli IN This cay has
been al,poin'e,i TO this thcc. Nr. Kennedy
il = gen,lcmaa ct large sEieii.nce A. an 80
c0nrtan; and banker ai,'i IL eni.nrrt!y uraliied
f,r the position. The t;overnrncni Las made
ia rdicious choice in this appointment, and
nay coutid snily expcc, tho Walk . be per
form1 4 IA Tic raost I'll cent, aii p4.irfaci"! y
UIin!tef.