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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

"a The Hoatgomsry Correspondent of the NO
bile essister ays:x ~
Aev. j.. 81 DaEis, lEsthodlss Protestant ministsf
oe asas a. . visitso tks sharch at Green
vile On Sendag, wAan the news, of the expected
astaek on The asty rsaeAsd thss nace. After clos
ing an aoqasnt ssxzaess be aidFSaed the audience
FisS apse fehzFaesaT Of the infornation which
zd Asss ssosiFsas ssyizg tAt he had just perform
ed oea dry s1sEsa yss had smother 20 discharge;
Oar saezies-4sss ssazsss Of pur eoantry (said he
-sss ssssaasaile aAs sseiAsa Of our. stase. Il Is
ny esf5S asa - is Jenzs. .tc hasten to Its
desapcs. -Es am ssings &zd r vast every man
BEE uho b willing sads saesyE, co. go With me
sak9A ND his sen& In 90. instant erery hand In
sss kSse siss hAd ~ ssnshHsiAstie respouse
saA efEs,pss saszfsne tke speaker skae tksy sssid
b Ri.hHkin, Mhassqsh a. spiEias annates eng
psePls 20 Hey Iaashtta, scera tbs Vaccinations ef
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03
Ts TIE Cftfzens sf spslAIng, ana A6Jseenl
C0anffes.

- taG Cftksca8 0G 8pal4lug, zH& A&taGeIt
CoaatIes.
- lAdies q tie Soidisrs Belief -Secie.y, cara
saT sPPsal - yoa for assistance in reEsrius the
sz1aEiaez fths SEX aad xsan6ed soEdiers- who
: NJ dag brzaEht 70 cur Gaz.
SA@n ear s6A - u vaiaf Shall Ihcse who have
Psrlsd sastE bzas tie hsttls-feld In dssenso q
our hozasss s1d neE, With their bodies mus:iatsd
60 pros4rsssd 5y 6seess, IA ssa sntizssy aspshdsn
II al slsFtztga q thar ssasrinEs 20 tie nsazFe
sse1azsoda-ioa, wAiea crowded I1ihss-y Hospitals
asss- -lt = ozt e tie p0ssr CT tie ofaeers Of
aess hs=titztisas 70 RESesrn ia .neeessary sus-
Pea zEEs a1y q yo1 dsss oas n the sszsyssY
FsrhsFz shilD ysa ara aiai1sriag 70 ths eorafv-t
6 1ErzHgsT, ssazs stranger may be zsEntssersss
% tAs ep1Eers cfsp2s 0ss dear to yoa-s.fs 8 =
Or seeisty 3 n nssz e suz7iau or EVER Fi,.Sr.
Hs ak fs& aa1aeisas u pr1Fiziens,to szvEIy ness
iisszat ~ -, sstzsrs.as so0a e thsy ssfi.s hs<~
~ thoss wke ssP kEEs, sa& fsr thsss VIA rssss
sshrsagh ssx psass, = -
cssksa Frp<isiag, hassA. i4-S. kzf,s.s s,-. !.
ssHses4 fssrs @s-Assss sd basss.-sssrssss :
yssss'AA n nssa e Ss=za.zsz "a i - -
slzSgEz ID sd sisshisE, 3 th.zkfsiF fsssssss
p sn3s q 81 szeag ssl5 isz- sesetsz
Azs. L 4. eooDRFeHs %
Prszsdasf :. q g..
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

A n.sss1zsE frOsn fylsr's Brigade Of Hardee's
co<zss a=zfssa ~ faz ths Asld er hattIc yez.er-
dzy sEsztaG. Ears-G lsflfss azzay sbostAaon. He
S ~ - tAs foIloWias Psrtiealsa Of the sgbt Of
Eszassd.y.
ma dn@y attacked us in our enfrenehnents II
hszzJ force sod we're three tines reraIssd SisA
s11z< aszskssz- In thsir fearSA~ charge fss5
A1aksd ths sztreRs right sf7 7ozR ftzs vlssh Niz
hsad ~ eszzz,s aaA LsEi5 Bdgadss, and afiar .
klssdy sE1ggis sssSssasd IN capturing ths greater
psEs e - sta and Tth ArkznsAs Bssinsnts. Of
6svaz's BEigaSs, and ths - and sth KY lagi-
E1sts of LsEsS Brigade, nunbeEing four or eve
oar srny aazFazds fell back to position b.
tween Jonssboro and LOveisys ssziion, where
fAey have f6gtiEsd commanding rzage Of hilis
On. izs1rzsns furnishes rs with the foIIouine
List 6 eaSz.ftass in Tylsr's brigade on Wsdnes-
Col GraeS, lesh Tennessee, killed. =
hs50r Guth-ie, zeA Teunessee, killed
CzPt Ghosssons 9Th Georsia, killed. -
C.ps- Wn- Hatehesen, 37th Georgia, wounded.
@. ,. Ers<hsd. std Georgis, wounded -
J. C. HaEley, s7th Georgia, woundsd
O. Dsnisl szth Georgia, wounded
csP4 Lewis Clark, leth Tennessee, wounded.
Ospt- Pse&srgrsst. 10th Tennessee, wounded
Usz4. Caanangs, Iolh Tennessee, wounded.
Lks4A Dz<kans soth Te1zessee, Eoaads.i1 -.
Aszt-Jokn Freeman, eoth Tenn, wounded. "a =
oolsJ. ,. Ternsr, Soth Tennessee, wounded. =
Capt TGrssr. sosh Tennessee, xourdeS. =.
Capt. Do1gaass, A. Il G., wounded. -
1aior Tsnker.lsy, s7th Tsnnesses, sounded. -
Col Roetnsea. I'd Tennessss. vosadea 49, -
kHEsr Drives "a feeAsssee. killed. -
John yEkataker, lat Tannsssse, kilsd-
Gel Geo. B. Eyers, 2lsh Niss, killed. Il. :,
Cur tnHa11szt thinkE thst fifteen hundred via
ssgsF The ,eatirs loss In Hardee's corps m thg
~ = Wednesday,. } s. -, -,
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e- 8<<as "a Ess6s lArIs nazsibsstns d
lssSTsza t l > kEsaR zflRsGziEien "a
- Is 6 i faks Ekslks u eIfe psl3asse : - 80
sBer onee b dssnned Fed REssr.
Bat IN rsxsnEs tfst suslen steaSsa
Hus dsznsSa ptog Hzzks }sfsvss.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

u the county, IL tho 2lst inst, q Nsgre nzazvhO
says that his name Is Bill. of dark oomplsxions
medium size, and Esys thai no belongs 20 man by
the ammo Of BloodEorth, but says he Is lhe WaEOn
Cavalry, and thu DC, the hoy, got lost from the
wagon train lten II ordered 70 fall back, from
Atlanta, Co. The owner Of said boy is reuqested
to come forward and take said boy away.
auc97-lOt W. X. BANKSTEN, Jailor,
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RxrsxxAxr Rzsals "a Sssasssz - - zss zeze
Fhe steamship Cantsszzz 
 ~ z=as
rived st the Long n1sk, 5szszs ~ - -
sszS hessng sz sossa tks ss - -
szEssa4 faoSsl Eiozsslk sd Hszz Hs 81 s -
sssszzs - els visss esd - "a ks:zsz
Ezfssaize, who kaxs ta,EsE t,ss ee4E
80 sAlizszs "a tss uEisn azzay.. Ihgy 80 azszz<
- sesez,ssa- q sai1nef D;sppnd.-aNsp xFrS
- zssss selsg5hS ~ $ - sssssese
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARDS

G30LEN from my quarters, on the night Of Au-
~ gust 2lst, my Horse, biosd boy, hffeen and .
half hands high, black name and taIl, black Legs,
long, round body, and large full eyes.
will pay Ono thousand Dollars for the delivery
of the Horse TO to Maj Gent. Cheathan,
Army of Tennessee, or Cor information THAI VIII
lead TO his recovery, and no questions asked.
w. +. ERSKINE,
Chief ouArtsrmAster Artillery, A. I.
Atlanta, August "a, 1864. g.
NB- The Macon Telegraph, Montgomery Advvr-
tiSer, Columbus Times, MississipPiRn at Selm, and
tho Meridian Claeon, will publish the above epe
week aud send bills TO this office.
aug26-IW
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

For sa1e,
A EsUsSGsY AND HARNESS AND ONE
TWO HORSE WAGON.
7 WILL sell to the highest bidder on Saturday,
i 3rd Sspssmlber at 1eib- n.
Ono splenali3 Opan ToS Baggy and Has0ese. =
one COED Two Heess Wagon. = 80
sepl-3t MRS. J. N. CARSON.
LOST.
YESTERDAY In Wek GriEa, 8 light IeetAss
l., Pocket Back, con .aining S75 Il new issas aitd
SlS0 in silver. The finder will be suitably reward
Cd By lsaving is al the lksbsssoEBee.
sepf7st -
COhEE QBEGKT
A SMALL lot Of Envelopes for sale at ths
IA RKBnh orR1cE-
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sEEOs
An AiIIteratlre Ronsnce..

SassStubbs strolIsd slowly, sarveyiag sunsets
serene splendors Somber shades eoleInniy sur
rounded sylvan ecenes. Sweet songs,ers softly sueR
siirery strains Stiffness seemea stspping stoektng
shod skyward sitting sound soothing senss suzeest
ing sentiment, sitting strife, silencing sofroWinr
suffering. Sleep seemed stsafthiy stealing sluggish
souls. Sam Stubbs secrEed sad Sam Sfabbs
sighed So simoons sweeping savavely southwark
sometimes sigh. Sam Stubbs sighed sonoxopsly
Still Sam sauuterei silently, seemingly subdued,
Softeued, seraphized- Sans soft susoeptbilty sur
say.l SeraPhina StIggias somefhfng eufaoi-
saily sapient. So surely Sam Ssabbs sought Sera-
phina shsgins Sans steps squashed anowdrops,
sowbugs, sorrel Striped snakes stung Sans stout
soe: spasrows snsgly ssssisd sgs shEgsk st ss
ssantered silently. saddsuly sonsboAy sA-ieksd
'tSGr,neI Stu66ss Sam staggered, said tssisssssS@
stopped surveyed surrounding spass, spisi Gers--
Phina sitting squs smpering sweetlys 30 sama
tifnentially satisfied. So Sam seeiug Bsfsuhi-
mas suavity, said "slick sunset" Seraphina said
splendid: sweet" Soiaehos speech ssss.sS ssaTes
Sans s5ntax-sloped- Seraphinas siEvesy syiables
atroked Sans shins. seraphins sirpked ssFaphi-'
sisk. ssppiA eain1sM sEasa1sf-
ma sighed. Soon she saia solemnis. ssesssy, saa-
tinental souls seek synpashy; surely, Hsrasi sd
speech surely stsid somsEheFe.a San stztssssdy
sputteFed, staminered. Sam said AEAs!y sAsks-
sperian shades! See Seraphina ssarsiat, szddsaiy,
standing scoInfuily. scanning Sans spzswHng
s5.a'eHy. SHs siunsfs9- otaPao eiEzp4s1est
shabby, sheepstealing sneaking snivel1sgi sukAsr-
Went subalterni Sooner shall SeraphinA ssiexins
ssek seanty subsisseLce scsuhhing Hsinks, soo3sr
scoar small sized stoves; skin snakes ssasl
steaInboats, swallow shin stamps; soonex sseep
streets, sew shoes, split sails; sooner shiage ehoRs
ooner-sooner-soo-" Sersphina stepped, sniv- 4
cling seornfally. Soine single sonlssss some aiisht
severity sprinkiing Serapkias,s sseeshs SAeaia
such seornfuliy survey SSRz's sina Gsn aid SGAesE
Since anass slip sevsntssn sunuusrs asls.aa Az
nissfve sablanarians- Snow, slses, sofres, In,
sevesaily ssddesed smiling souls, sEzfneiss yaz-
beams. Summer shoveFa gsEassed sastaisaseseue4.
neSs, soothing SORROW. Shi speak ssf<ty. San
Stubs sofa sdpports sersphfns Ssnksa, -
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ENLlRGENENT OF TIE. REBESII.
70 EEws-bsALRRH..

Fs1a I'D Ha- s'-<T, tAs k=1zz Sfl - p-isss4 esi
ss1. 81 VII eaztaa HOez rrslg 1zssss sAD yosA.s
EP IA aS9ltio1al Oatlay eAEssd By iha <zhazrzsst
es@pS % . tna@s shc price Of the p<r 70 rsSznszs
vhs ezs ~ tAs6andrsh Hssattez, e4 p-sessf sss -
pr WI bsa fas rsss q zixtssz Gollaz1 a1E haH
psr Ezmsas.
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p aRRrN, EA.s AuyHst xsd, 1854
CsrRAW-~asliGa css -LS1 Alck aud wounded NJ tAo
- DISTRIBUTING Hospital ct EastfSaas 70 tzsns5Sr
them on.the cars.
Persona having straw 10 dispope Of fog thA ebovS
purpose will please leave their names with MO y.
A. StrSky, HoIpital O. NJ, who viii sendfor IT. A
hbesal priesIwin bc paid for il II required.
Those having The means to bale the straw viii
be rendering ar essential service by having IL aoae
aug24-u 7. o. SULLY, Ag't Hospt
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TTCE 10 DEBTORS AND tRE6


A nj aArses.efndsO ted 10 Charaes OossShaz and
~ Pst Cror,an. esc reouessra 20 caRgsnd ssstABs
the sama and ali oaxvons having alssms ere TT
Qpcstcd to present them, approves 70 lAW'
20 me at tho store OF Dr. J. Lxc0ueh.
anx1o-1--s---- ID - fat01zF A--ce
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. Es.xsIa "a hss szaasas % % . seed ilasl0rs u
,ssssss I'd lsa asazSssAsa % = lass sElf
zs q ~ Fl n va .,s shs
s>s szasE ssk .xsz Gssss ecidss ,ursegsss -
6aEa yes. -. = = 2
zasze g aahas sis b 90 gesS Easasss. Thsrs's,
IN zlizskelkissss 8 asiIssssss azz lE'S
81 IS SEesias ikDsn. Ia 80 .,ss
- sa Ssh y; "a assl ss
sss z5sls zssszss So 50 sssefs -
s Ess - ANsABfhEzzaass
m Is zEHHkse azs a3EEEss erssE lsislsszz -
: u NJ s<e. az So ps.~ssrFs
- 3 ssz HnE . see e asaszas ska v.sANakssa
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RAGS! RAGSI!

WTE yin pay the highest market price for good
Wv cotton OF linen rags, give in exchange for
chem hne English letter and cap paper, or Envoi-
opss- Apply at the REBEL OFFICE.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

-Among the many incidents os the aght ia
front of Petersburg the 1oththe Expsess selstes
one every way worthy Of being repestei.
Daring the progress Of tie bassIs Of HridaY afssr-
bon, tEo Privasos Of tho 18th Va Infaasay-Gso,
IL MaL Co A, odd Ailssy Csssb, sSAs asp-
psnea 70 be in sosu ssaFsea oat lola sAsss rse-
ments. They had their rides with sheEa, and On
nearing the ssSsspf aston, were cosnpsled to nd
vance through thick ssirt Of sOeds--bat rasass
to one side Of fhe eoa1hstasts. Thsy had goas
some disianee into she thicaes xhea to Shsir sur.
iiriae they Observed parry Of Ysnkesa aaysncins
teSards tGsn. TorssrsaGsoaid be' 6sztA. sizdI %
stand wguld, to al appeasahess b inieedsss esp-
trees hsAd hasty consultatie1 and received 10 put
bold face upou Ehe matter. Private STsy "a de
sPekssmas, and Privaas Miiss plsysd,fks Pzrt OF :
teaots rsajDssHt. rx -. - So - =
1hsa ths Yankees Had sseirsa ;.
epeaking distance, Nay ssppea hrsAes Gsss Asldiy'
deaanded . suyrssdsr.. Hs haeia1 akls dsrszSa
yah che stasaneat .hst regimeat wai IN htz seas
msa st oace thrsw doza tkeie srrns hes sAe osas-
uasndiag c9cex saowinR sozno Esszs ~. was sooz
sslnuesd 6y the threas Of essTporsss.ys
esiIs snessly apSa hiss; assyesss ssfss aii.sEss-
gPot Ulfze ear bold pzsTatas wert ssnkissSE - d
May, Esseizg hllRrsf IS sksiF hss aza lles sf ~
Dear or The ssEnn, earrisa sEsz< saIsty Do s6aak
CT gasrd. The pEiseas=s Ezsshered Sassss-ssssa@1-
eae Capaain, enc sHisatsaznt snd twsfas4hys mi.
Yates Their ekHgFin wa Issscxina Als aon tlskv
dissoverea bow theS had besa SscszSssE =
81 --esss~spss-a=-ai !. "a = ~ ztssss
= fArzH. The Editor q the Chzissiexi ssss. psss-
Hz7sa sS PesrfosrE, szyz n his izsza e. "a Isth
ne lie down at night h ksszine 81 tha - ri
eaz Psotsas end in fssek Sft ne sasesrS sfsiI. a
ases esn2ssea asa slsds y sasasy ss - Iizvs
esSf essa es<saaSlA ssfS - hsa ksaiszs
- - sske estszssaz ~ Rfa4Haalse zhszzE g
-. - |. = ss9 s;sses fzs ~ Sd tsssszg
- -. 80 asisszraa<z 4es fesi szA snA a.
eaE& p szse ryszssEnzz thHz fas q as szsSisSa
cry, - - Ns - zss.s.si3 -
uhsa tss - E ssssss - k=suse( <srssss
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Az AEU,rzsa sfssf91cn or FGxAscIzRixs-A
cosnsEyzssaf on hs 10 fbe city With apples to
Eel. rzsscd q FsHAss Seminary, not mers than for
- Eaiass sa, ard gissea his apples Of two dolIsrs
deesa. "a 1~hne fady sooa strnoka bArEain with
kim fps, ,sae dezsn aaytpg hiEa an old Ays at It's
Saes re6s{glHg thxsp dollars. good esrreasy1 back
u ehszss Ie East ss the Feans iEliss. .sesisssths
vszSzaez o. the eczekzRnaas besiegea Els ezsrtsin
s9G pksts5tx aeA eeSA sxuieEpa kiua % bis apesss
I'D EoeS eyEasaEz ~ Slang his peekets with Mr..
IezlatsE's rsszzszzsa Hsg asIlas psoaafss to pay
Cosatzy eElssszaass S1zzsaEea htssnistaae heissx-
af e szzszasE sss tssas sd ezalng that b had
Tea. Ss1sssS1z - 8 sithsas sven isecsfy4ag
essi< tazziE.@ Iss.s: ~. sefss
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LEGAL BLANKS.

NTTE have On hand at this otios,a largo supply Of
. w the Blanks used by Shorihs, Clerks and Or
dinAEias In this State, beautifully printed on 6ne
vhits paper, which We will sell the saune rates
Dow ehaFgst for the blank paper alone.
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GEORGE DIXON,
(FoBMERLY OF HBHPHn, EEEH.)
ATTORNEY AT Law
- RICHMOND. VA.

All eiAims against the Confederate Gov0rnmSnt,
adjusted and collected.
&a-PArtieular attention paid to soldierS clalnG.
iaT-H
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slRaAEE.

SO sen BAE.tE ,-se.ivfFi -
Al 1GiLCH tyCsw with young eAlE Eaauiss os
IA 4 - EIIHLEsEAN aR&sg this O2sea.
azxas-3Aa
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Number o.

SCHOOL, NOTICE s.t,s.s.
Kay. MR.. GEORGE, will resanse Ehs dalsis e
= ss ~ senoOl on Monday, stA eeItazabsx., : !. u,
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NOTICE,

DROUGHT to the Jail OF TrOup county; G. q
'O. .6e-s Aug. 10, bright m0latto boy wse$ -
says h1 name is jos, and that he bolones TO-
Dr. OS1Asrt Of kentuoky The boy saws As Ias* J
lAnazas tNa or thscs weeks ago. He is is ySsIis
cid about feet high weighs l2o rhs, has bet liz
% bsard, and says that he is a barber by trasss a
= ThO oRner VIII please come forward prove prop-S
exty, pay charges, and take the boy away. p -
. eaE3g-IW. J. II. MOORE, JaSlsr.
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WOOD LOT FoR SALE.

S,EEALNlSG 10 Aerss. ra0re on lsss, tssthAa snia
y - nsse " me Town. Prica moderate. Apgly o.
Il eegs0-IWW MRS. JOHN G. CLiHE. 9
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Gz<AT RInx IN AEsEzCg4--Ak P H. q. IN.
b9ek bsck of She CvzEt Heuse, In Ansr.cils. 80
bsraed SJasuilzeess es.szzsa sFzzehesEsk seina
tAe oaly oas saFsd. Eekfly fse thoesaad baIss
70 The GaxernleuA. eessl<zbsas aszsz.1a -
easanisszxy ssefs4 E4Es <sss soes1assa- ne Grs
% supposed 60 10 Sig Eork q IN sBcen4iazy ~ 4
EhAsn any eFs ssor = SstssosA 1sseEasSsseI@
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARY
The Chattanooga Foundry,
LOCATED AT GRIFFIN. GA.

A RE exchanging HOLLOW WARE of all kinds
~ and SYRUP KETTLES at old prices for Odd
CASTINGS at old prices, or they viii give the
LiRhsst cash price for old CASTINGS.
jeff. 7. WEBSTER, a 90.
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y sszszsz. II faER Tea % ss<ss IS - -!
::s:s ssz - 8 q = 80 -
- rs = - - =
asgrsAs d g. sssstsa<ssss zsszzss sas
z ~ ssss e a5Ezss- -. - -
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g sazs.. !lI 6 s. 8 81 a

Volune TIE ::;||| ;|
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

Antrsy. The Florida sailed from Barbados on
the 2tth df February, and u was reported that hhe
eom@sgnisatsd q, With the Islsnd % st Thoms, on
s,s ~ or nm oi ths month lspeAk Of reports
ossaton. II you had been in ,hs sol. oOnm.ud
lave sailed 70 Martinique on ths l.vost S9a ot Ss
American Consul that the confsdersss ship Ala
bAma was blockaded BY or ships there
:, as.,,isa, piS 70 you have information ,h.. the
quaia during ,hs .P5s1s offset
QTssiion. Is BlHnquliiA in tho line Of the cruise
Ya GasScy. ~ NOT Nos much ~ &c Out u the line.
9a,naoS; DID the United States have a coal
EHisrsr. YES, thsre was coal there a. that t,us.
Queiiion. Did Admiral wilkes inform you on the
10th Of June or thereabouts that he had informA-
tion upon which he could rely that the Confederate
Indies1
A,',cs,, % no, think he made any such state
QueStion, Did he order you about that time TO
prepare the Vanderbilt for sea, 10 cruise sout h.
ward In search Of the Confederate ships, according
% your Instructions nom the Secretary OF the
AiHccr. He told ne that he would soon let me
60, and to commence ooaling and get otherwise
QUESTION, Have you copy of that letter Of In
Judge Asrocais. Before close the prosecution
shall put that letter in evidences.
QUESTION. Will you state whether this bound
volume lhanding witness bsokl contains the log
Of the steamer Vanderbilt Of the 26th and 2Gth OF
February, 1891
AnSineT. Yes, sir. .'
Question. Are the entries Of the two days men
TONED made under your direotioni
1n,;o.,. They were mAdeby officers Of the deck
QSiioH. Did those officers make them under
your dlreetioni WV
Ansincr. No.
-9us,tion: Are the entries in that lOG Of those
Qushi0n. Did you examine the records Of the
.hip as contained in that log on each day to prove
Anrpe. Not on all occasions.
Quesiion. Did you examine the entries Of those
two days-the 26th and 2sth OF February, iess-at
the time they were madei -.
Ansrer: No; am sure did not. was very
busy at that time.
Queiiion; Have you ever examined them before
1nncsr. Not particularly, not on those day.
more than any others.
oueiiiOn. u there any statement in the record
before you that 10 incorrect
Ansirer. l see one inAeeuraoy; II mentions that
wo came toj' II should read We stopped; at that
time we did not anehori do net notice any other
inaecuracy.
Question State on what line from the top of the
page the words which you wish to correct in that
4nnrr. do not desire any words corrected.
stands
Annrer. No.
QUssiiOn. Have you examined the log for the
ship, generally, or have you had occasion To Ap-
prove ofNi
AaIlrcr. It has been my custom, n I detect any
"a est n ~ 70 81 send i back to the
inAoouracy, requesting its alteration.
oueaion. Il, then, the record Of the two days
correct in other respects except A. stated by you
Ansirrr. To the BEST OF my recollection, vest
ITO be continued in second edition to-dsyi
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
A GRAND SUMMING UP.
GENERAL PECK TO HIS TROOPS.

He pQ'Rs ARMT AND DrsTRteT N. cAnoLtNA,l
NEw BERNE, N, C., March ., ieei.
General Orders, No. %.
The moment when We are threatened with
an advance by the enemy, Is the proper time
To remind the gallant officers and soldiers Of
this command Of the results Of tho recent ope-
ratlons In North Carolina. Besides the repulse
Of General Pickett's army at New Berne, the
following have been captured; 0 officers, 2sl
prisoners and dangerous rebels, 500 contra
bands, $50 arms and accoutrements, 1SS horses
and mules, II bales Of cotton, l piece Of artll.
lery, caisson complete, Hag, many saddles,
harnesses and wagons. Much property Of the
rebel government has beon destroyed from in
ability to remove 1t, as appears by partial
list 25o,OOO pounds Of pork, 80 barrels OF
lard, 75 barrels Of meat, 90, 1000 bushels of corn,
SO barrels Of beef, hogsheads Of sugar, 5000
empty sacks, / corn mill, 10 wagons, ton Of
tobacco, IS mules, 9 warehouses OF salt, and Q
extensive salt manufactures. Thousands OF
deserters have entered the lines, and resumed
their allegiance to the Federal Union with joy
and gladness.
These valuable services will bo appreciated
by the Government and the people, and this
brief alluslon to them should stimulate all TO
renewed energy in the final campaign against
the reyolutIonists.
By command OF Major General PECK;
BENZ. B. Foster,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
UNION NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The undersigned, who, by original appoint.
ment, or subsequent designation to MI yacan-
cies, constitute the executive committee ere
ated BY the National Convention, held at Chi
cago on the 10th day OF May, 1850, do hereby
cali upon all qualified voters who desire the
unconditional maintenance OF the Union, the
supremacyof the Constitution, and the complete
suppression Of the existing rebellion, with the
cause thereof by vigorous war and all apt and
efficient means, TO send delegates to q conyen-
ton 10 assemble at Baltimore, on Tuesday, the
9TH day Of June, 1884, at IL O'Clock, noon, for
the purpose Of presenting candidates for the
offices OF President and Vice President Of the
United states. Each State having a represen-
tation In Congress will be entitled to as many
delegates as shall be equal to twice the number
Of electors to which such State is entitled In the
Electoral College OF the United States.
EDWIN MORGAN, New York, Chairman.
CHARLEsJ J. GILMAN, Maine.
=. BRAIsARD, Vermont.
IL. GOODRICH, Massachusetts,
THOMAS @. TURNER, Rhode Island.
GIDEON WELLEs, Connecticut
DENNING DUER, New Jersey.
EDWARD MCPHERSON, PennsylyAnia.
n B. SMITHERs, Delaware.
J.F. WAGNER, Maryland.
THOMAS sPooNER, Ohio.
H.S. LANE, Indiana.
sAMuEL c. CASEY, Kentucky.
=. PECK, Illinois.
HERBERT NJ. HoxIE, Iowa.
AUSTIN BLAIR, Michigan.
CARL sCHURZ, Wisconsin.
W. d. WAsHBURN, Minnesota.
CORNELIUS COLE California.
WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS, Kansas.
o. II. IRISH, Nebraska
JOSEPH GERHARDT, Dist. OF Columbia.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

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