The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. 90. 1885,.
1re"soa against the confcde rate states.
The Congress of the United States passed g
law declaring all property used in aiding tile
rebellion forfeited to the United States. and
that the District Attorney should proceed a
gainst all such property in the Circuit Courts
Of The United States. This law was passed Al
ths Congress before the existing Congress. =
We find in the Nashville EVniona lot Of ad yer.
tisements against the property Of various citI
gems. One advertisement calls upon all per
s9ns interested in the machinery and fixtures
Of Watson and veadden. in Cheatharl county
de real estate on which The powder Mill is
situated, TO appear before the Circuit Court 81
Nashville on the 2eui day of October. 862. 10
Hhowi cause why il should not be sold aid
proceeds paid into tic United States treasury!
also an a.hvertiseneIlt Of Ellis 4 Moore's ma
chine shops and real estate, foundry. &c. SC.
We noticed some time since adsertisernentso
/. the Banner Office, old Onion Office, and the of,
fees .. the religious pape.s. all advertised al
having been used ~ stirring tip the rebellion
againsttl'e authority OF tie United States and
asking FOR forfeiture 10 the United States.
These proceedings are brought by John Trim
lle US District Attorney, before Judge eatrou.
and notices signed by Gasscodk Marshall.
We learb that Horace Harrison is the clerk
. lawyer who fe,isfFp Nashville and joined
tlle 'ederals. aud caiae back with them 1'iIesH
fnen are II, " engaged III the work of SEEING
theE property OF their next door neighbdrz !,
! I've also learn that these gentlemen have hal
4 grand jury, and found bills of iudictnelit
Tor treason against a large number OF the
prominent ctVzens Of the Stale. and amongsl
ptherslIhe G$vernor OF the State, the Gon:ets-
erate Judge, members Of the Legislature, alsi
pthcr military aud esvil OFT tens. III. are adj
content 10 seize their property, but wisi IL
have thelIi hanged Pr die II jan under q sch
tence Of 5ten yeals. confinement. Since tile
passage d Tile original Act tic Nortlaern Con-
gress nass passed smother Eset which tieeiai,s
that every person guilty oil treason, shalt buir
death aud fiis egrYess be cvt iree Or shall De
supjcct 10 fine Of $1,000 and FIVE years iEi,-
Ipriamhnent AMI all susll persoas shall be HI
vveI disqualified u hold any Office under tile
1ieyerinuent of lie united States Ia jr,lertq
reach M persons thus act also declares t4ltk aii
persons .Nno snail give aid Or comfort ID the
rrb ellioi,. o. shall ereag, in it. assist III f.pt
incite others to -elrae III ii shall be tn4d list
+ CTR zen thppsand ioilals sisl inlptisolleli HUI
usrrlsn years amp ali liz SLAVES shalt sd 4eIt
free As ie.,rfs Al the rsdpFs Of fhel iEsst44
crate States eat4ief .eaeetfsi4y tie sl-
l-iiioIsof lpeiisd sisiers ipte6e9se III II si4tF
Mill nee I'll lie i3Esrses ana qutlfcs XII 4als
70 eessfll or ini,risoiilne..t aud hnc .HiEi
Another ssctlosi rgs,s isIek that ,ltt Prebid4tit
shall authorizs he selzaie 5oi all the. esyaie,
stocks, credits 'nE'tiesa. az, OF all such l,s44r
Gems. tl..el Of The 5llicers civil AUD inIl4r,.
instantly and that olsolldf# sithi.. 4ors, 5 II
if they do nei doiilc in ai.li ..ake as dailH 81
I alles glance 70 the limited States. llH|IE
TINS ss>s- is entitled Al act To supprtsB IT.
Eurrecron, 10 piiihsir treas n md to seize u
ecitiscale the Pfdperty Of .fellels HHEII
The inforIuatioIl comes 10 Us that prbbl5iy
ten thousand sllves haze been taken ttsil
Tennessee and Alsbarnae--gerlias,s more ten
haps ess--and carried off III .coAsnmnlaki1h 81
the acts of tic q 5. Congress- besides Jthsr
property. Will vlew 90 run ,i.e whole ls.t.il-
Try as far as praclieablc and We behold men
in Middle Tennessee holding Office ui.ldcr
them who say they do Asot aybr5ve. Of these
measures Of Lincoln and his Corgrcss. 5,is
hold Office under him. ana aid him and. his
prowling thieves to carry out their attoeio.is
policy OF plundeFing the whole country. They
arc very kind, very conservative. they are
good. true patr1ptic Union men. bu. still lsiicy
are ready to give the weigh, Of their names
and official infiufnc 10 lang their nett i5er
neighbors and confseate tbfir estaiess
Bt the 10th day OF October most ii Tie
refugees viii be able 10 come forIws ard at SasA
vile and answer to the call Of 5olin tlstrotii
John Triinble Glasscoek and tileir gr.ttdi jury
They VIII also be able to see what csrtai
State officers have BEEN doing I3pPrek 81. thei
countrymen, exercising their Off ial f4r4atioAl
under Federal.bayo
These men are either citizens. and traitors
subject to be tried for treason. or they haAl
disiraneilised themselves. are aliens and fot
eigaers. and thes are subject to be remeyss
from the Confederate States or Empriss,Ileic
during tie war. incompetent to vote. aud hoI,
Office in the State, and their property subiec
70 confsda,iOn as the property Of alien enc
hies. fEI
now GOES riiE WAR Il
We have now carried on: the war sinb