The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07
Ea.h.iIIe Items.


Ea.h.jIIe Items.
We take the following items frofa the Mash
silic pnion VI the 3D.
PRocLtnATIos BY Krkc AyDr.
BY yirtue Of the power and aulhoriis il. rne
vested, as Military Governor sof the State .oi
Tennessee, 10 hereby appoint The following
persons 10 hold and exeiclse the functions OF
the respective offices attached 10 lille aud iheir
l.aInes, aliu 10 perform the duties thereof az
ccoI dASg 10 law, 10 Wit:
FiEsT WAkD.-JohI CarpeI, Aldernlar.--I
James Enrier and Vim. Roberts, Gounciiiileu
eEcosb wAED.--Jos. J. RoDb, alderman O.
81. soufngate and A. Myers. Councilnleai
TAlKD WARD.-Ed. Muiloy, Alderman An
drew Anderson and Alex. Mcdaniel, Council
men.
EouRrn WAKD.--H. 6. Scovci. Alderman. L.
d. HUH and Charles >ayers, ConAciI,.eh.
fISTH NARD.1-W.S y. CheAfliain, Alderman
J. u. Auowies and ". a. AcCleiIasd. council-
men.
SlA1a WaRD.--M. NJ. Brieu, Alderman.
J. fai Trough aud Vim. Driver. Counchnen
SkvkA1H W AKD.--M. o.. L. Claiborne. Alder
oian. Nm. Stewart and fnps. Cfeady. Coal.
cilnen.
EIGHTH " saL.--sJ -. Smith, Allerrn..E. Wn.
tialiy asld WIN. s.1b6In IouAciimens
In esIiiuou5 Whereof, | have hrreiinto Sci
my hand aGd caused the Great Seal Of tile
Stale 10 be affixed, ai Nashville. thus Dctobe,
lsI. 1902.
ANDKLw JOHNSON, Gor4nsor
EDWARD II. EAsI. Secrslsrs oi Sl4te.
Tho following IL . lust Oh guerr1iios: taken il
the fishtNNitli the Rebels OF We'd eaaay. A
nuinber OF them claim to be cIllzells, ssho
we're in the .Rebe' camp ie rccIaIip stolen
horses. &C.:
List Of prlsonsr. belonging % Col sa,a.,
heil,ett's L aeir.Ii.a ksh shiiasnts
J. T. Thompsun Janes e. Hcu,ieses. S. "
Morris. j ! Harris. y o. Neal. W HJBrivgs
:. Hallery. II. s. Dohbs, ". NJ Durham. Il
j. Lassiter. Jaiiies Iarler. n. Floyd, s. Z. Fe.
ser I.sSiailord WI Blnce, " K Stailley Vi
Il. Harrison, u. Pelkmcr, L. L Slower. j. Hal
d'u. J. A. Ginning hala. L. J. HaInIack. y 5
da5sy. II. X Johnson. l.. +. lawrence r. A
beui,rlt, I. Back Capt w H. Barks,iaIe s Al
'.orky, Ist Sergt, K. n. Lewis, Z. i. Lewis. J.
". Phillips. Dr. J. Il kirkpatrick, w Blood
~orIh. d. Reed. D.. W. Crunk A. j. Hinklc. X
u. Eaaw. J. w. bruce, 4. Snol. Marshal Cor.
por4i. Shlvas ". K. Jenk ms.
MURRAY PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Brigadier Generals Rosecrats. r. c. Schepek
and .Hurlbnrt lIaye been promoted totbe ran
{. iJlgr GeneEals a. Naanieels, and Genera,s
a. ..5s.s 4i,i...,a. Of Ia.i..l.la. have beeI,
sppo.ricd Brigadiers. General Reynolds re.
slgnsd last year, and General Morris retirea
~ the expiration oi the oliglna three months
term Colonei Crooks. OF llls Both CHIC who
defeated General Heath IN Westcrn Virginia
last spring, and who was unfortunately chptnr-
I'd recently IN Maryland, has jnsi been sppoinl,
ed Brigadler.
We have strong hopes that we shall sio ii,
have resumption Of the mails The route o.
the rebels from kentucky aud The quick ana
sharp work which Gus authorities have sfeter.
mined after long delay 10 use against gnerrI
las these ioes OF hulAaniiy itself will in a fe V
days eflectually clear or tkc road, and ous
columns Will again present their ~onted yarie
~.
d. Wx. Bass. physician of This city. AMI
son of JoHH ~. Bass, who bad been csnnectel
with d rrilla party liz t.Iis vicinity for som.
tiiae. met with vipleaH death few nights
ago. guard OF Fedora soldiers paced a,
the house -of Mrs. General HABDfHc In tn,
country al her request, TO pr redi her proper
ty. had been fired Oh aud captured bv a party
of gHerrillas led bf Mr. BAss and an order war
isbned for his arrest. ) fariyui soldiers vert.
sent TO house in which he had secreIfd him
self to arrest him. He attempted To make hiA
escape. and WAS vice halted bs The soldiers
de paid 10 attenhoH 10 the command, wheT
cue OF ihemhred al him with fatal effect.
YoKAe1nG PARTIEs
OuI iOlaslnB parties IOr some days pastlhavt
been einIncntly siccessin and vast accounts
ef cor feraSc. cattle aud other provisions ~
shlan and beast. have been brought in Th,
soldiers are easy on the question oi Subsistence
TEk LATE BATTlks-As there seenls to bt
considerable coninslon. even in some Of our
own papers. (says tile Richmond Enenirer.5
as To the times end places of the late battles.
we will state them. Al Harpers Ferry. asl
Sunday evening and Monday morning; at the
Rue Ridge or Sonth mountain pass. neai
Bnonesburongh, on Sunday: AMI at Shzrpsbure
81 Wednesday.
After the battle near Booaeshorough closed
General lee. as Ne have heretofore seated
Withdrew lli- forces TIE same night 70 >harpesE
burg, Oti-Monday Mctlell;,a slo WY followed.
Tkere was no fighting that day. and none the
next. except abort aud -hsrriless cannoua Ie
In the afternoon. Wednesday was the day oI
the great fglit. which lasted lntil / light. Ihe
next morning 1he sneTuy rctired absndoning
20 ~ The battle 6sId.
A FLEET CoArsG.-A good deal of talk has
been beard ON the streets for 3 day or txz,
past thar feet of gunboafs ani transports
WITH iroops was on the way down. and thik
morning IL H. repor ed that the fleet Is lying
OF the mouth of the Yazoo river II il no