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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18

The correspondent Of the Columbus Enquirer
thu. dlscoursos upon shomans present position
and the difficulties in his path
sherman Inns now arrived at a point from
whence 10 will be % dNcult matter for him To flank
this army From Turner's Ferry to Campbclton
IL Is twenty miles, and there is no place between
these two points that the river is lordubc, The
banks on tho western side ARE very abrupt cit-
zen with whom ! converted yesterday, and who
knows every hog trail in the four counties, In,
formed mo yesterday That there WIS no possible
chance Of sherman being ablc to throw ID pontoon
across the river between this place aud Campbell
ton, owing 10 the abrnpnoss Of the banks OF the
river Ills only chance Of crossing, then, Is at
Canpbclton or Smiths Forty, seven milos below
Cunpbulun. It he moves his whole army down
to that Place, he then must abandon the railroad
and depend for supplies upon the surrounding
country, or haul thom in wagons from Chattanooga
Two or three dogs more will probably doycopo hi'
intentions
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18
Spccial to the Memphis AppoaL

Spccial to the Memphis AppeaLl
TurGLo July lG.--Wo left TupcIo on. Sunday
last and have been fighting on the prairics. The
enemy refused to advance and moved on Pontotoc
On Wednesday the enemy declined battle and
moved toward Tupclo.
We struck them in the aanks on every road, but
rapid movements prevented concentration.
On Thursday we attacked him with ;hrec cavalry
divisions at old Harrisburg but failed to drive him
from his strong position.
The enemy declined every invitation to fight.
Friday afternoon our troops being well up and
about to bring the affair to an issue, the Yankees
hc andare in full retreat.
The enemy fought stubbomly when compelled to
do 50, but was evidently afraid ola set fight.
Our loss was severe.
Smith hld $4,000 troops, all veterans except eight
regiments Of negroes.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18

From The Charleston Ugcuyl
Tho campaign, commenced In the spring, aud
now i'm full summer was begun by our yankee foes
In lulkcouidouCt Of success The advantages Civ
ON them, by our gross military blundcrs, during tho
last summer and fall, had swollen their vanity tom
extraordinary dogrc5 and raised corresponding OK
poclution,, u was their valor not tho laundering
-four military leaders, which gnyo them success f!
In the taking Of Nicksburg, and tho demonstration
at Missionary Ridge (t was not buul they saw
the real hero at last who was 10 lr hon up to do
minion and glory, They Ind full time for prcpOrl-
ton and thoir preparations wore enormous, As
yaor0us 1913 they boosted themselves 70 be, they did
not rely on their yalor,
Thoy determined to bring overwhelming num-
bcrs also to their aid, aud by taking Richmond and
Atlanta to "broak the backbone of the C0uiedcu-
cy in Virginia and Georgia" Wu-tho struggle
came We are now in tho middle Of July, Every
whcrc-in every battle, they have been staggered
and worscd. With our inferior forces, our two
great armies have fallen bac, before their greuter
numbers threatening our lunksi but whenever we
have Joined battle with them, we have gained the
advantage On not q single Geld have our troops
been yunquishod whilst in Louisiana, Florida Ar
kansas and South Carolina we have gained sigual
victories over them. Thoy arc, at tins day. in %
far worse condition than they were at tho opening
Of the campaign,
What has produced this RESULT Have not the
Yankees fought brnvcly2 Yes better than they
have over done before But they have been met
in the Confederate soldiery by % more desperate
bravery han they can possibly possess Gross and
material in all their yIows, they have never boon
able To appreciate the superior moral influences
which must govern tho Southern people in their
defense. lIcucc, they left out Of their calculations
for success, all reference to those influences. Num-
bcrs were all sufficient aud numbers must giro them
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18

WA correspondent writes from the Yankee ar,
my before Petersburg "llere, as everywhere else
that my observation has extended the women Of
the South are our most incorporating foes. The
intensity orthcir hatred is reilly appalling"
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18
GRIFFIN, Ga.
MORNING EDITION

non' "' our 'o'''' '"'9 -....., .,.,,.t,
OF sonhu po''cy' "uu ""o va" -,
result therelrom' WIZ" 'o's ''''
Gus accents '"'y enquire ""'' 70 W -, 49,, A.,
ed ana tou us Vn'' o'' '''"'',
Norm nave '"'"'''oy '''"''o' ." ~,
swel'ed inc ranks o' '"0 r'U',", ''"',,'' ivy
apPreh'hu 'n"V ''o P''''"' Nl''''''',' '''
ana s''"u"'o ,"o p'oP' 10 ~ "'""'" Wv r'"se
purity ny '""y'"B "v puppy w wv ''pP''' Wv
war, anu pronounce 'uO ""Oo '''o' ,''''"' VI WY
uouo''u' '''uo anu VI uuus''O'' '0,''"'J
inc men VINO 'n"' '0N "'o ''"''y ''''''' "'''
sincere I'lenoS OIL our 'uu''' n"' WIN wi '''Po0'
LOT 'no'r p"'''ou'"' anu "'n'"s u"0 "'''""''v 'o'
their great anxiety Tor speedy triumph anu 'n'"
Tears OF u''''V'' "' "'''''uO''Ss ''''' ''"' ""'''
to'y permit 'no'r Tears 10 array INC" against pO'-
ICY ana strategy "n'eu mas 'o'o','" ,"' '"'','o'
o' onu P'oo"oF nao "s o''s'" "'"' "'"'I"' i'',
'ney o'el'''p 'ne boundaries OIL n'''o o"""o" anu
wander through tho domains CT ignorance ana
'o'Iy'
The argument 'hat we "'l 'Aa'P'ra'o our on'-
mics rs certainty one ol inc most pueI"o 'h'V ooulu
P"s''oIy DC conceived 1t our ''eS nave no, oo'"
,N'''''''' u, '"0 "s'''S' pm '''uo'''"' ,"!.y
,'' '''' P''' "',e' '''''' ''''', y
r,... t.,.. ..as,,I am. c,r,,s ,i,l
"'s' '"'''' we -, -, ,,. ,,ronor,y
II ,,,,. ,,,., AMI ,,u,to5 ,rr womcn and
,,o., ,r,cti,,s tbcv have constantly ndulced. and
u,,po No ov,rso far so doinc oyccnt that wa oro
.,h,,. f., ,boroC,ro l,gitmoto and pronor
-, i,,,o;I ~, T., o,or,. ,ossi,J, o,snn.r
..., ,u .,o,sian, AMI IN G,,. Goo oc ,bo,c
~. ,,,..,,,,..,, ana, T., .,i.,l ,,o, ,yo.,,n.,
not eyaspcroto them.
The conflict IN which we are now engaged is no
chad'g pn3. but 10 icyiish attempt on the part Of
o,r enemies TO destroy MS; while with us il isn
.,,,.,.I, for ric, anil inJeropJ.pcc Orr all, b,n,
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18

Nsp Prentice says Fremont and Cochrlno are
for Gree press, free speech, and free Niger and
pretty much anything else they can make free with.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18

va. The speech made by Mr. Long, Of Ohio,
IN the yankee Congress, has been unpublished in
England tor general circulation
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18

E-p The Louisville journal learns that General
Butler has been mortalIy wouuled-iu'his military
reputation.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18
RAGS RAGsm

We will pay the highest market price for good
cotton or linen rags, orgiye in exchange tor them
tine English letter aud cap paper or Envelopes.
Apply at the REBEL OFFICE.
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EOR HIRE.

A COMPETENT and experienced cook, washer
n and ironer, who is also acquainted with
general homework, and is u very fair seamstross.
Apply at this office. juHelj-f
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18

LEGAL BLANKS.

We have on hand at this Office large supply Of
the Blanks used by Sherilis Clerks and Ordinarios
in this State, beautifully printed on fine white pa
perwhich We will sell at the same rates now charg-
cd for the blank paper alone.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-18
FOR SALE.

A large assortment of English writing paper,
IA blue and white, in quantities to suit pur-
chusors. Price reasonable Apply to
G. A. BAMSpECK,
ju2glOtcOds Rebel Office, Griffin, Ga.
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G. A LICO
Eight DOAA0rs per 'NaUd.

We have on hand twenty pieces Of superior smaH
figure calico, which owill sell by the Johat
EIGHT DOLLARS PER YARD.
SUPERIOR BLACK ALPACA, AT
FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER YARD.
EXTRA FINE FRENCH DRAP DETAT, AT
THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER YD.
BROWN SPANISH LINEN, AT
TWELVE DOLLARS PER YARD.
MACON SHIFTING BY THE BOLT, AT
FIVE DOLLARS per YARD.
YD WIDE BLEECHING BY THE BOLT, AT
FIVE DOLLARS PER YARD.
Come and supply yourselves,
J. II. JOHNSON co.
Griffin, July lj-Gt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-21

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ger Gee, IN pellen Eiefen e. binunterbIifen
unO ouf beiien @runbe ct aI' bic feiten Telz
I'm, bic hetlen OfulGeln uno tunten aieIel
leben fonnte, .tpel4e unter bsr qlatten Sber.
Fade pOrbprsen lagen Die turalidtiae cit
le Charlotte mar gang erfreut Gber ben Sort.
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iiter Die Qufnlerfldnlteit ftaunte, wel6e ct
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hetmen WunIAe Bel, Wulmineu du83ubOen,
I'M lte berua9 init ibrer 0crliebe liir Slide
uno gpirtbld1ft ladetlt6 gu MAIDEN. sic
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naB bst leoer neuen Neu6ernng bur1 tpeld
Die Wirtbldaftltdtett nnc bic 61usli tfet
Nawinens in ein neue8 2idt selcet wurbe,
Der reide Wann. nad wetdem gbartptte 10
lebr angelic, 81 lt4 lslblt faSte: 8iirtpubr,
6iele Naltpms 9dbe Gin fapitale8 Meib9en
fur einen 9unpwirtb ~.
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men elm welentlider llnterlhieO tuno, Der
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lie nit tleinsn g bergen uno be9e9nete tbr,
wie ipenn er lie ldon ldn9lt fennte. r,ql
(5pttfesuns tpIst.l -.-- =
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OreaniIebs Gntrd4e

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eat DteieS urtba gsen pel6eS eas 2eben eleb unb
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be ba uetSe fnb. aa
~ office: 90. 7 SGb.Grebert6ar.,
iebsn Ttiirea Spn 8altimprelfr., GIflt9e Sette
bic Stufsn btnauf. $50
Nan merle fG ytaen unb Sausnumner, tent mnwiNen.
e unb ruserfe ya9ra6er eur6riebene unh 9epenlpIe
QuadldIber S9utflider, @efetpdier, StraBenreinse,
uns 2ampenrlser /. ~. B resemdBtse Ner3ts
une auern anse3rsen Or. SptnpnS Stuf tn Der dbe
8B. Aae Srtefe mullen enen gpa-Stamp entbalten.
Cine 6aitpHg III 2 Gaaen 3ueeliAert.
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Witgeb beS t0nislien G0Qgm6 ser 9Dun6dr3te In 9cn-
bon, @rabuirter enes Der eren mebnGen Gpuesen Ser
Ser Stdaten ter ben griffin Sbe fenes 2ebens tn BEN
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RranfEeiten litten ple g. aud, bic Bel PlOglitu @e-
rdu6en su iebr erdefen bic pt erbten bel serinstR
&letntatetten II. 70. onrnen ansenblidlid aebetlt.
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@sf1brlt6e Rrant6ett.

genn Der irresleitse unuse Singing nusftnbst tab
sen bat eeidebt ca baus tab ein un3etses Sdamse.
flb poer bic 8urdt ppr @8tbednn3 ibn abl6red d an
ene su enten au pel6e 8c3e tbr;r 9r;tebuna us
Rslp tabiltt6t auen en @ertrae eben f6nnte uns Ct
parst 10 lanse Bis bic Sppstpme cieies redIn uebss
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@e&ts Saubbeit Nusw die btr 6aut Rnpten BEN Bet
nen llte grmsn Sinnsn i'm @eibte unb @rremt1-
ten i6 sesgen wo fann bee uebel NIT elmer faretltex
S4nslissit Dor f i&reen bts sulest her @aumen ans
bic NaIenfncden na en3 baS Spfer Erat-
tett eu @eaenanb tes Witlee8 rb unb Ger Sob lenen
fdredltden 9e6en Saeur6 Elm Gnee dbt ta5 er bn rad
@s tit cine traurise Gfnlade has Eduentc beer rr4t.
Barren arantteit gum Spter aden In 5plae Der lnse Id
dfett uuwenfer praber. relde bureb Anreubuns eaes
Detdn 0eS tes Ne tur bic Gcnfituttrn rernthten uni
ben S bes 9etens In elm elenoS Dalein rerpaubeIa.
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DR.. Johnston,
ber etn3l0s 2lr3t, wslGsr anjsj9t.
8aIttmOre 3oGsSOfpitaG.
CUR untsro:adung Der QuadIalssrs sta6lirt.
Der sin3t3e Wtob In ter 0Dslt, ipO iidere,
Idnelle unp G'nnpltne Suren III
9cbrimen Rrdrf5etten

senat tperttn ais ta rb: 3eusunssuntdtigte e@od@e
in benz udn unp ben lieNtrn @nt3Inbnnsen htr 9ieren
unb Saie, Saamtne9iebun8t, S9wi6e Ger gtsrpen wa
senIdpGe Natti9eit NteterseiAldsenbet!, 0erdnSes-
ftwd6e Sertlppfen gadtsrn6ett 3ittsru gtusenldwSs
S6ptnbe Gppfidmer Gntsinbun9 l.s SalIes, eer Nalt
ibe Sis BON aeriiIen abemen pcbnbe ten Dcr Susens
eIde ttren Spfsrn efi9rlter inr ais ter Srenen Sc.
fang BEN @edbrten be5 llfpes, terrbren unb menn nt
ss 9betlt merbrn tbre sdn5snSten 9pfnun9en eerrtd
ten, Gdwde her Contribution berUctbrtnsen bic Gte
m5ad ntaeu nb sultst ten &prper unS Stnn serorex.
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Jmporteure &C.,
! Giebert S @pntnerfelb.

@R Gieberf S Spntnerfelo.
HAk llnieren Sreunben unb getannten fOnte benz Ya-
20 blttum TIM Mueemetnen erIauber mir uns btermtt
ee Mntetge an ten bas mir nnter beIti9e Datum etn
SSeitt- uno Siquprs0eI6dft,
SerbWnbtu nit teutf@en fran3GHI6en ln6 eRbetmAeR
prpouften,
wU. 2f6 OsDrC @anRr., 2 Sbitren beSOr 8e
-4t9 Mfarff,
ter pbieer Trmd eatrt bdben unb rerpreGen eber3&t
BITE reeafe unb binisfe Be6enune
baltimore. Nn 21. Hldr5 1864 5It
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8t,beirnt6rte WerIOnen.

ttper S6nddhe ster eueS aueeren Sinbertifes bepuB
inb, iOGtcn unpersttG Or. Sc1nitrn 3u ate sieten.
ratwng geisbarit Der Ne bent 3ierr unb S6wGGe Ober
6 I6Epfuns ter brefliHiten Nr rcrbe f@ueI turirt.
Oerentee, weler h Der 8ebdneluns unb Nurirrge rpn
Or. pbnitpn untcr;iet faru tbnt ais einem @hrendne
ptne Burdt M aneertrauen unb 3soedtlt du etae 6rst
Itdle Meihidltdbffit perloien -
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SGs fcinffe nnS noIlemSetffe SrmGbt Spmics Sitter
s1l "3a uufercr Scit
9ie !6pni9blume CThe Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE VTTR

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&pngs p6er @dSclrtnd Ninoe i'm ese Der DeAatipn
rtis uub bat td baelte In tnen Mne9tuneen Der 9eber
yter uno Werbauuns ebr werbpOa eseie unb II
tn Deati3lanO ais
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Bet eS benz Ettpfer nod benz Nrate br anwenbet
Als Trtnt8 8erS cbt betrefs einer Gleganj 5etn-
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Mfdnbeln bur6ntat uleSt In etn rpudnoees 0anie,
IN elm erdreneeS Spntsarees Sttere betm Snuntrtrtn
Ten Mbereebt uno pl babr IN oer Sausbaluna mphetn-
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tdt bises rpr3siden Stters IN ten Dusenb Quart
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/ ~t md JgA ben aleini9en @igrer
$. 8 prn $40. s6 6anpoers, Gcfc rpm GdmbemEEr.s
Hsd ~ gegeniiber benz Mearftc, Baltimore,
ferIptgt werbelt. ~StNss@ H sta 3A
ene gefitte ldl6e 1T dt bic mid nit hem Steeel be$
&i9nerS duf rem 8orf berleten 1T.
gBberpsrfdufer rtalten 81, Il; tiem itrs Gnseiertts
ten collar -litbUerapbf U usbdnSeidilter gratis.
Die leeren 6la6en rerben (eer6 ren bet eer n1hfen
SeRea uns NIT $O0 Dubenb francp Baltimore nHe9nune
Rbraat. f,s 4.f1rf lrer},e.rrft.1 -,, ~
gprsheltdben Smbeers Gfiemce BON benz StmbeerIafte
Der Sp6brisen @rnte owe aue getne unS St1upr erer
Sualtat unb 3m IpItOen Yreien
Gfe SanpSer unb gampenfr. eeseaIber
| (25Npr3Wet)J s.I tt~t3t 1866 benz Nfartte.
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GefrhGfta . Mnti.

ntstnen tpertben Suuben 3ur Rahr hf bas d bas alt
betdnnte 9taupr- un6 % tneefddft
Wp. IA SH SOmbdrrftr., Gde Don Tront,
unter Der nlten trina is bster, NIT unse4wd@en Cnb
fprtfubre.
(21mr31mt) gbas.S. Stebert.
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OeIifafe8 Gf1en.

Gn,,nenbder S&weiser 0imturser &iie. Griinen 9rdu
tertdfe Spndnb Sdrnee, Sarbele Garbtns OraunlHret
ger SerSelarrf u6 aud bic beaen Snten tu tdben bet
rS.-,,rrl t-ss,'a fart s.. 6. Rats & SSbne,
Np 9S SdncceFftt.j ndbe benz Wtarte.
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Sunac ?U1Gnner,

bepn6ers wel6e Gle Cpier ene$ sstmtn Caters Spr6en
fne has i6rli is pisle &aaiele In ein u rubes Grab
re6t welde bu lire ertdtenen &nente nb sntifelten
@eranteatrate nit benz Deuucr Ger 1eretamtett ben Sc
nat beseert nno her Qeer bdGernt Sne entlpd Raben
tpSreen, uSeen itb nit ppIem @ertrauen naben. -a
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Q3eIpnperS III bedhten !

Or Srtntsn bete autn 2>ensn feline Silfe Wele i
Surd pl6e eeaene unb nnnatrle @eif une R6r3er er-
f6rente r bic Mr6et bic @eleafbae ue bic Csc unfdbs
ma6enee Qaher 9ebwadt babsn.
Ser limb sintse Der rarrgen une befldsensHrthe Sol.
een ecr iri9en @erhnbeten res 9aferS Gw de i'm Et
Ten unb ben @tetern Suer;en i'm Erpf Sdwihe eeS &C.
f9ts 0e.tn Der u felra 9er;tlDpien b5ie lnrube,
Ntaseri4pd6c nnprenuna Ger 8ereauunssSreaas SAee-
uaeine @nttrdItuns, Ssmptpme Der S6wtusfncbk
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

... :. NxSirtb icDaftSttfWc:
III Da Id enen @prratb BON snten etctnen sy.r.l. III
l&ofsh9sn bppselte re aud asers Sst an %Ss' ,,,1
babe 70 btte h das DsenssI .;USa %SsVv nS Santa
SansmSbe bate i'd tets surrdtbis nne perSsn r asS
auf 8efenuns anesferttst rps au@ otOres u. 2Strl'
Sdrse unb 2tidenteaattun8en nereen
eraarh fortpdErenb prompt bsirrst srn
t,.s,, Al Np 2SS QDef pratttrabe
l2Tebrfl) -1'e' IS If ,r fprntbs t.sie III
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beSenten a Elm seun6er Ge nb et stnttr G5rrer bic
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