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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

IN a NICE FIx.---ln the breaking out
of the present difficulties good many
East Tennesseans, with treason in their
hearts, left and went over to rhe bosom
of King Abraham, thinking, no doubt,
that they would return 10 their homes in
a very short time with sufficient army
to protect them in their treason. Six
teenmonths have gone by, and these
poor deluded fools are no nearer the OBJ.
iect {hey set out to accomplish than they
were The day they started. They can
not get back to their homes, and never
will. II the war was ended, and arrange
ments made for their return they could
not live here. They would be looked
upon and treated as tories--loathed and
espissd--forsaken even by the cowardly
wretches who persuaded them to leave
theft homes and dear ones for situation
in tba Federal army, Those OF them
that have left property behind have for
feited it to their government, and their
families will be bereft of IT, Who is re-
spousible for this state of lhlngs' Such
men as Andy johnson, Horace Maynard,
Bill Brownlow, and the smaller lights of
toryjsm, who were suffered to run over
the country and preach treason to the
people In this country such pettifog-
gers as Mitch Edwards and DIR. Brown
were applauded for their treachery, while
men who were older and wiser were
scofed and hooted at for their loyalty.
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generals who want to push on the war
must do so without counting on the new
lcyies, and the brave fellows who have
already borne the brunt OF the contest
must bear it yet longer dissatisfied
Every consideration Of justice TO those
in the field, the encouragement OF those
about to enter, speedy reiniorcements Of
our armies, economy in means as well as
time--everything points to the necessity
OF using the new levies to ill up the regi
me ITS now in the held--and yet, though
time is precious and the enemy presses,
our State authorities do not seem 10 real
izc the necessity OF the hour, but con.
time a mode OF enlistment which wastes
both time and money
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CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE AUGUST 8, 1862.

These vile miscreants are now receiving
their just reward at the hands Of az in
dignant people, There never was q more
Just retdbution visited upon corrupt
set Of men They sowcd the storm--icl
them receive The fury OF the wh,rlwiud
They deserve t. They have no home,
aud are entitled to none in the Southern
Coniederacy--They deserted her in IN
fancy When she ne ded help the cow
ardly scoundrels ghrauD from the task
and went over to the euemy--in her man
hood she will never receive TO her
bosom these arch traitors East Tcrncs-
see is andwiii be q part Of her dominion
the opinion of the Lincolnitcs 10 The con
trary Notwithstanding --l CicvcIaHa BaH.
Hcg.
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General Orders No. z.
NXHcUrlyU HEADQUARTERS,


NhatbtnOCgH, Hcnno July II, lSG2
!. An eneAmpnOht iOr the rendezvous OF state
Troops Is established, 10 he selected by the
Quarter Master in the vicinity Of Chattanooga,
Volunteers Tor WglNe Mouths wiz be re.
ceiyed In companies, squads or as individuals
with the dl5tluCt understanding thai the GOV
cnor may, ~ any time, muster, direct the Or
ganzatOn Of squads luto companies Cunpa-
ntes into Battallons or Regiments. The condi.
tlOnS ANA terms " service are those prescribed
In the acts nl the General Assembly passed at
thCir BcSsOn Oh 1850 Gl ANA 1892, authorizing the
acceptance Of Il volunteer turcc Tor the defense
OF The state,
.. Col, Leon lrousdale Of the Governors
Military SIAN, viii take command OF said En-
CalnpWGnt ana Is directed 20 discharge Une qu-
Ties OF Commandant thereof lie VIII report
from time TO time 10 the Adlutaut General Of
the state; inspect and muster into the services
Ol the state, all troops not mustered by other
officers, report and return muster-rCllS and re-
cruiung lists 20 said officer He will enforce
strict discipline according 70 the regulations
adopted by The State TO the government Of itS
armies
,. Major q, s. Boiling Quarter Master win
make suep arrangements ana provision rs may
become necessary iOl the supply Of said state
force. He VIII take charge 0t all The ordnance
stores OF The SHt), gnd spe Ia tho preservation
en9 ipgHlr 0intoto a.riiC5, ,aSUu tnUIi o. tuC
orderOf The AdjuGlnt General, so whom he viii
report as t0 number and condition now on hand,
and which he may from time 10 time eceiYe
A. MAJOR Daniel r, Cooke, CominiSsary, viii
make Such arrangements ana provisions rs may
become necessary for the subsistence OF STATE
force.
g. Said encampment may, upon order OF the
Ad1utaRt Of the st2te OT the COmmandant there
OF, be removed to such point rs the public ser
vice may require.
g. The Adjutant General OF the State win rs.
sign ana designate temporarily for duty such
officers aS may become necessary For such
funds rs may be required in the organization,
2uppy and substance OF said forces, he viii
draw upon the Bank Of Tennessee, and make
such orders as may be necessary In the organi
zatiOn and employment OF said troops ordering
them Into active service, sc,
ISHAM G, HARRIS
BY the Governor:
w. @. WHITTHORNE, Att'y-Gen.
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NOTICE.

TINE office of the Post Commandant of Chat
tanoOga is established In the room oyerthe State
BankUntl farther notice the office hours will
be from O'Clock p. m. 10 O'Clock p. M Public
business viii be attended TO at all hours either
~ the Office or ut my private quarters,
GEO NANCY,
Brig Gen
Commanding Post Chattanooga
Aug. 80, lSG2--l W
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rlrrom the London Times !

l.y this time the battle before Rich
mond has been as fully discussed as the
meagYeness Of the news received by tele-
grspli will allow. The impression which
this great military event has made on
English society is not to be mistaken. If
there were any before who thought that
the resistance OF the South was likely to
be overcome by the exploits Of General
McClelans army before Richmond, they
are now undeceived. 1t cannot be doubt
ed that battle Of the highest import
ance has been fought, and that the Fede-
raj army has been thrown back consid-
erable distance-sevcral miles indeed
from It's former position.
lbt If the Virginia campaign has end
q u a manner which shows that the
lederates are able to carry on long
the fighting at Charleston shows
even at isolated points, they are
pared to receive an enemy. The ant
dty Of the telegraph prepared us to
eve that the battle before Charleston
e, ID in victory for the South. The
t. is now made clear. a Federal
p!....!, s..,,-'sist IS tk1 ~..tipy
ht % ) attack, and the deicnses he was
lik y to meet, advanced with some 200
me TO the attack OF battery, and he
seeins to have been as completely de-
feated as the British were at New Or
leans, and perhaps much in the same
mar 1er
The moral to be dsduced from these
eveuts is clear. There is probably at the
pres sent moment in Europe, but single
society where the defenders OF this hate
ful and atrocious war could make them
selves heard. The impartial opinion OF
evety civilized nation is being more and
more strongly expressed against the en-
terprise in which the FederaIs are en-
barled, The orators OF the Northern
States may ipveigh as much as they
please against the interference of Eng
land, and the mob may shout scorn OF
English advice and defiance of English
arms; but English opinion is; after all,
the opinion Of the world, and we may
hope that, in spite of affected indigna
tion and highfown eloquence, the good
sense which has uniformly marked our
counsels in the affair may at length pre-
vail
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09
ALDEH0FF'S INSTITUTE.
A Boarding School,
For Male and Female.

I'M Lookout Mountain, Ave miles from Chat
~ tan0oga, Tenn, chartered on the Eclectic
principle Students limited to 25.
The third Scholastic Year begins on the sec
Ond Monday IN September This School has
successfully maintained itself amid The general
wreck ofsmilar institutions
Terms Si7G per session OF twenty weeks pre-.
paid.
Catalogues sent on application to
II, W. Won ALDEHOFF,
Principal.
Chattanooga, Aug, 8, 'O9-l m.
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p !
sey regiment has recently addressed a
letter to Governor Ogden, in which he
points out the folly Of forming new regi-
menls when the old so greatly need fill
ing up He says
"Wilh all due respect to the opinions
Of others am in favor OF immediate
drafting from the militia, en- masse, and
the filling up Of our shattered regiments
now in the field so much reduced by the
rayages Of war, in preference TO raising
new regiments, which cannot be pre-
pared ior the field in less period than
six months.
"it would be most uuwise TO send these
raw regiments, without drill or discip-
line, even if they can be recruited in
time 10 enable the armies now in the
field to assume the offensive, TO meet the
rebel regiments of trained and valiant
troops, who may be ranked among the
best soldiers in the world as all our
army can testify who have met them in
the recent great battles on the PENN
sua,
"The best composition Of a regiment,
in the view Of military men, is probably
one-fourth of old soldiers, both Ivy cx-
ample and precept Thus constituted,
the regiments of The army Of the Poto-
mac would be irresistible, and it's force
and power in war be fer superior TO any
force The rebels can bring into the field.
"The officers of that army have now
been educated in the best SChool--the
field OF war--and any lack of them can
be easily supplied from the ranks OF the
volunteers, which contain plentiful sup
ply of active, intelligent and ambitious
young soldiers, Injured TO the hardships
of campaigning, and imbucd, in q great
measure, with the spirit Of military in
stitutions. Besides we have the tradi'
Ha, ~ .@s ~ sili. AZ .'lts1y <Yci
The ambition and pride 3f the new r.
cruits, who would much rather belong 10
a regiment which inscribes Williams
burg" "Fair Oaks" Malvern" etc, TO
its colors, than to new one, entirely un~'
known to fame.
"Ihe superior advantages already ac-
quired by drill and discipline are too ap-
parent to be recommended while the
saving to the government in every way
is something enormous as one regiment
Of veterans filed up with recruits in the
proportion Of one in three or four of old
soldiers, represents a military power OF
as one to two, as the least, when com
pared with force composed entirely as
our new regiments cannot fail TO be, Of
raw officers and soldiers, entirely unin-
ured to war and who have not received
the baptism OF fire.
"The saving Of the number Of officers
is also to be taken into The account, un-
less the country is more plethoric Of
wealth than would seem to be the case
at present"
The last is a point that does not seem
to get proper consideration The regi.
ments now in the field have in general
fair. if not full complement If officers.
who draw pay whether they have men
to command or not. TO fill up their
commands would be TO make use of these
experienced and valuable officers: but
instead of that, it seems TO be preferred
to create new army list Of inexperi
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LgTTgR PAPER.

A GOOD quality Of white and buff ruled letter
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SPECIAL ORDER ]

SudlOdAOOBesi august 4, l6O1
SPECIAL ORDER
n TRAVELLERS going North or South will not be
L. permitted to visit the lines Of this army ex-
cept on business. No person will be permitted
to come within the lines on Yis Is of pleasure, to
either citizens OF soldiers CitiZens Wishing to
trade within the lines heretofore mentioned will
cil at the Provost Marshal'S and obtain the nee
essary permit.
GEO NANCY,
Brig. Gen'l Comm'dg
Aug. 81
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HEADQUARTERS

Chattanooga, Angust >. lsa
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ma0uRiG TGmnu& ii3GIlIUI9
CLETELAND, TEFN.
REV. |, n. BRADSHAW, Principal,

YTNHE session of the institute will commence
l. on Monday the lsL day Of Sep ember next,
under the direction and pr0fesSOrship Of the
Rev, btr Bradshaw, who has had charge OF IL
for the last ten months.
The Trustees In making this announcement
would most especially appeal To all citizens who
have daughters to educate, to send TO this insti-
tuition Mr. Bradshaw has had charge Of the
school for the last ten months, during Which
time he has rendered ample, an We might say,
universal satisfaction to the Trustees patrons
and pupils. There never was better time for
men to educate their daughters than now
money Is plenty-everything a farmer raises
bears two prices, and the tuition to this school
ls the same taat 1t was when everything was ut
low figures. What excuse can there be now for
man VINO negleGts 10 educate his daughters
None, Because here in Cleveland, healthy
locality, We have an institute, with an excellent
instructor, aided by q sufficient corps Of Assist
ants, 10 instruct all who may favor II with their
patronage. LeCOne and l'put ther shoulder TO
the wheel and build up such school as viii be
OF incalCulable benefit TO us and an honor 10 our
town. We have the building and we have the
gGacher-the balance deyolYeS upon The people.
We hope they may nObly perform their duty.
The Trustees are thankful to the citizens for
the patronage bestowed upon Mr. Bradshaw
heretofore, and are glad to know that under his
administration the institution has not lost any
Of the enViaOle reputation It sustained in "thO
better days OF the Republic"
TERMS OF TUITION:
Primary Department per Annum. .,..... .Sl2 90
Preparatory Department, per Annum go, lG 90
Freshman Class, per Annum, ...,..,....... 90 90
Sophomore Glass, per Annum, ............ "a 90
Junior Class, per Annum. m..,................ 30 90
Senior ......,,.........,. &c 90
IN Music, Piano, Guitar or MelOdlOn...... 80 10
Thorough Bass Comp, &c.,.,....,.,s..... 20 on
French and other Modern Languages. ... 20 90
In Ornamental Department full provision viii
be made, OF the ordinary prices,
The rule Of payment is One~hali In advance,
the rest by the middle Of the term
Board can be had in good families, and at con-
yenient boarding houses Kept purposely for
young ladies. The price of board including
lights and fuel, is not to exceed $500 per week.
& w. PARKS,
Aug. 9, 80 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Aug. 81 "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-05

premiums amounting to So ,000-nearly dou
BILE the amount Of any previous year. W.
congratulate the officers of the Iowa Stat
Society on their pluck, and we have no doub
in the world they will win.
| For the first time their Fair win be held il
the Northern part Of the State. Dubuque il
the place, and the 3Oth of September tn,
time. 1t is unfortunate that the Ilineis SO
C ty selected the same week, as doubles,
many would like to have attended both
But Iowa was in the field first, and is not t.
blame-long after she had fixed her time and
place-Illinois took the same week.
Dubuque is the largest city in the State
and is all alive to the importance Of the oc
casion. We learn her liberal and spirited
citizens are fitting up the grounds in man
nor never eaualled in that State or this. On
much favored as Iowa.
The feeling in the Board last winter was
most cordial towards us, and the appoint.
mcnt Of committees on all classes Of stock
was deferred till the time of the Fair, in or.
der that Wisconsin and Illinois might be full.
ly represented on them.
Our people may depend upon the utmost
cordially and fairness in the management OF
the exhibition. The high character Of the
executive officers of the Society is sufficient
to guarantee this.
The President, Chief Justice Wright, is ex-
ceedingly popular in that position, as the
fact that this is his third successive term de-
monstrates
The Vice-President, DR.. Geo. Spraguc,
was for several years Secretary Of the Agri-
cultural Board of Ohio, and more recently
has been conducting the Ohio Stock Farm in
Butler Co., Iowa. Many Of our readers
know him by reputation.
The Secretary, J. II. Wallace, of Muscatine,
has been reelected to that position seven
successive years, which is sufficient evidence
that he understands how to make fair sue
cessful.
The Treasurer, our editorial friend MARI,
Miller of the Homestead, is known to most of
our readers, and there is no danger but Mark
will have the money all right. All being
gentlemen ofgreat intelligence and experience
in this kind Of thing and extending sc hearty
an invitation to our State-we ought to ac-
cept it-nake the acquaintance of our Iowa
friends, and in laudable emulation, COM
pare our products with theirs and beat them
if we can.
But cordial invitation, and the undoubt-
ed guarantee offairness, are not the only in
ducements offered. Tho premium list is on
the most liberal scale, especially in the stock
department.
Lctus altgo and exchange greetings, and
enter the lists for the premiums so literally
offered to u.s.
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ING.

The fair grounds at Madison, Wis, have
for some months, and are still occupied for
military purposes. In consequence, the
Board of officers have determined to hold no
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The Secrets Of Youth Unveiled.

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