The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-16

IN encouragement aud command ~ now hush.
ed. he il lost Ia them, lost 70 his wife aud his
boys, who lave Jot to s,engo ,her country y
wrongs aid their fathers death, lost - his
hicrds and to bis country bu; not To h,s God
f1r certainly Providence in its Infinite sp,,in.s.
wall weigh @rea'!v against The el.or'romu:s ot
s;a'I. ilia' yir'u' Il patriotism that d vutiun {,
cohnity. :n.t r,..c't;h ,;1c-iicc cs life for III.
right. 'h'' 80 beautifully decorated in" career
Of WrIhN RACESpun
We have never donbted slice tire commence
Tncut Of hns,,f'scs 'io' the S'uth would achieve
her independence. OGr hclie. is founded. o.;
The jnsticc. o. her cause and the ga.iantry oi
her SONS. WHIP them. AID Il. ". 4 OF s'av
whipped. Oye,ruu :hcr cuun'ry aud IA y
will rettke it. 30 COT gIc: aud permanently
hold the Conicd~rshr SAFES of America, is a
rerf -'nancc tia the woi II will never witness
Grant aud i,a army ha:r taken Vcksbnrs
urld VIA, "c l.? Rul.. an. his army-.he
.i,d hp" i"dcii "taycr air they 20 the .:cc n!s.
sa,.ni q! the NJ, ajssip:i river? Tiat dcsd
-Ia':ou vi! II, l., be-: Ia II. org = .rraiy
-! l.ct,-,. " "a. - ga. ne. A vces.
cab Hot o" :H l.ot, ia ~ ,!.fy Tns ud
.lut-h'c At y i st..r ~. tuulI .aa l,y the
people Of tho We; i.cn ,ley W.; tra..z. tie
sad ,ru ii HAT they have gwen is,y trpcssrd
lives for - ,i,i han, ~n'cn can no, II" arpro
priated To AIRY valuable purpose.
The Yankees have hell New y !, ans lor
more than year. aud what is the number IL
cotton bales tina, they !.avo purchased and &c
len Not enough 10 c!ohc Banks army.
A few months ago Banks repor Cd 10 h.
Government that nearly tho v hole : ate .
Louisiana waa IN his possession. Nov aha; Is
tho state Of the case? AT the la,es! da;cs lion
that region, Magrudcr and Tay lor bad cithc
captured or driven into New Orleans ever,
Federal soldier f6oin Berwiek's Fay 10. he
Mississippi river. Subjug CATION indeed. 1t il
our well-,natured opiuion that the Goverrmeu
Iot The United States conld not conquer peace
in the State west Of the Miss iseipp; alone-ai
the other Southern States s,sud'ry alooi-
within the next five years. The Confederate
might be driven across tho Rio Graudc, we
admit, but they would return and renew the
struggle.
Granted. for the sake OF argument, that the
FederaIs will take Richmond, Whining OF
Charleston. Savannah and Mol,ile-wili tha
end the war? No, bit of it Every man it
this Confederacy, from President Davis TO liz,
hunlblest soldier in tho ranks, underestimate thu
character OF HE contest in which we arc Gu
gagged He knows that sub ugatioa is dishoIn'
\ l.. stx. 4.
panions can avert so great a calamity, and by
the favor Of God, ho il resolved 10 DO il. II,
does not expect to be victorious on cve:v lat
tie field but Oh to the fnal triumph I'll on. AIRS
he has not the shadow OF dom5t. IL, pos
sesscs o religious all. that his beloved Sopii
soon or late. wi h.c..;; TIC sDkc ci her ya,,c
oppressors-w,ll emerge from The heilisi. ecu
aict that las been forced upon her, free ant
independent nation.
To overpower aud hold in subsection te'
millions Of such people, is one Of those ul'sarl
ities that even yankees will discover III III
sequel The thing cant bc dcac
CouyrERr EFT. We were shown yestcrda
counterfeit ore dollar Confederate bill, whic'
The bill is dated June pa ls62. and has Ia
signatures OF "S. NJ. Hunter for Register, X
+. Ball for Treasurer" TIE signatures are en
graved, which is about the oily difference be
I ween this counterfeit and the genuine. TIL
piper on which the counterfeit ID executed
some what finer and more Transparent than tia
used for tho genuine. Ia al other respects III
counterfeit is fac sin,iie of the genuine.
lsSr- The Cincinnati CoIumeic.a. Says a sas
picious .'cuss," with plenty OF money, is i
Montreal, buying up steamers--ba'evodt to b
for tho Confederate navy. lie has already q,
cured three fine propeers.
n0-It is reported that an astonishing guam
tity Of ab.e-bodied young men arc in III
towns Of Georgia to recruit
| Their health