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War summary
wrpsepaY

y stessi s#ttt 1Ni- ~
Ilcnrcannoasdiue uas heard a.
Gaisr.s H. 10 day. ior nirrc llian two
buafs
AtToaioek ais morning sde See-
ela., asmy csrp, Starred oui ou ~
cauo,sance IN lha nei4hJofl.ooJ,
Were lLrY mas base encountered the
enemy. Last night bes@fen 10 and
10 o'clock twelve teams belonging 70
ihe reserved artillery were captured
( by some $50 gucuillas near Warren
f ion, here thry were proceeding.
Fort Monroe, Oct 20
a lady, the wiie q az officer in The
southern army, nc, ntiy arrived H.
Norfolk. says .bc came from Mobile,
aud reports that that ciy vas thresi-
ried By tie Federal troops, who were
near enough when Sic leli TO watch
the movements Of tie rebel garrison,
and the inhabitants hnd.bc2an to think
/ tl.at tie cii1 would soon fill iuio our
land.. AZ there were but fcw asaila-
I ble troops there, and they we're resort
ing 20 deceptive measures 10 keep np
I the appearance Of a larger iorc5 than
they really had. Even the women
dressed OF Ia mems clolhe, and par.
AIDED IN the outskirts Of the city Us
+ soldiers. Should The city be attacked.
no resistance would be made by the
present force.
THURSDAY.
Leayenworlh. Oct %.
Adtices from Fort Scott, 10 Monday
noon, say the rebels nrdrr Cooper
have been reinforced from Gen Prices
army aud have threatened io.ts Blunt
and Smith. Prices force is reported
TO be nine thousand strong, with Is
pieces d artillery. QuanifelI is with
I him. Gen Blunt goes to Fort Smith.
With train. where lie viii turn the
command of the army OF the frontier
over TO Gen. Mcneil aud Ewing are
IRE in the vicinity Of Bcntonvlle, Ar.
kansas. Brooks, with three thousand
rebels i marching on White River,
rear Huntsville, and has been joined
by S3elby. Blunt's train was escort
ed by force Of infantry, cavalry and
artillery, sufficiently strong 10 insure
safety. Gen. llunl's will offer Coop
e battle if the opportunity occurs.
FRIDAY.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the
9th, says nnder date OF Charleston,
/ Oct. 26 The enemy batteries Gregg
and Wagner, opened fire At J. o'cl'ck
lhis Iornins, with seven guns from
the former and four from The latter.
TIE fire was principally directed
tguinsl forts SWnpter and Johnston
Two monitors we're also engaged.
4 Two hundreds shots were thrown from
Morris Island and one louudrcd and
siqiy irum The monitors. We fired
from Moultrie. No damage done US.
SATURDAY.
Nashville, Oct. 20.
Lookout Mountain was taken on the
/ 2s,h by oar troops. under Gen. Hook
CT, with the Eleventh corps, portion
of the Twelfth, and Palmers division.
fourlh corps. There was no serious
opposition. Tue river is now open to
4 Chattanooga, and the army Of the
! Cumberland is relieved from any dan
ger OF interrupted communication.
Gen. Palmer las been promised TO
the command Of the Fourteenth corps,
over Rousseau, Reynolds and Shrri-
dan.
Gen. Rousseau is very i'll.
Gen. AIlchcll has been relieved
| from The cavalry command, and order
Cd to report here, AID Is now in this
: city.
MnNnAN
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A LOOTED PAY.

Assiguees and Others holding orders FOR allot
ted pav Of The Second aud Eleventh Regiments.
aud Companies +, + and II sharpshooters, are
hereby notified that returns have been received
or liiy and August, an4 that this Office Is pre-.
pared 70 pay the sums received IN the usual
9ay. Ihe&eiilemcnt d tie clothing account
d the Eleventh Regiment viii explain tue irac-
ti0hsl amounts received fer members Of tina,
regiment.
JOHN g. PAGE, State Treasurer.
Rutland, Oct. 8, 1868.
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ALLorTED PAY.

Assienees ard others holding or.iers for ai,o..
ed pas Of size Ninth Regiment, are hereby no-
tiGed Tint returns have been received Tor July
and August aHd thar Ibis office & prepared 10
pav tie suns received ~ the usual way. The
settlement 81 the c.ptAing account q tie Nilib
Regiment Nlll ezgiala tie fractional amount.
received for members 81 the regiment.
ioHs q. fAGE, Stale Treasurer.
Ra.sanG. Oct 20. 1853.
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MONDAY.
Nov Orleans. Nov. %

New Orleans, Nov. %
The column under Gcn franklin
entered Opelousas at nooa yesterday
The enemy made a stand about five
miles in fsont OF the town, with infant
ry, artillery and cavalry yesterday
morning, but were quickly driven
from the field. This result has fol-
lowed every attempt the enemy has
made at stand, during the present
campaign on the Iecho.
Al Vermiliion Bayou, where they
bad strong position, an ugly engage
mcni might have been expected, but
the threats on their rear by Gen. DI-
mas column compelled the rebel Gen.
10 divide his troops aud 50 weaken his
force on the bayou that It was easily
turned by eur cavalry and forced to
fan back from is strong position.
The advance camp IS now beyond
/ Opelou.as. There Is muyh speeula-
lion IN camp as 10 whether the lnr Of
march IS To be North or West, but
nothing is known.
Another expedition, composed Of
Western troops, is being fitied out, aud
will doubtless sail within The next Tor.
ty-eigld hours. Is destination, u
course, has not been publicly aanounc.
cd, Tor il Is undoubtedly bound Tor
some point en- the Texas coast. -
Brownsville is supposed to be the point
aimed At. from vheuce Il win operate
a. the onward progress If the Union
column may decIle Lesl.
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chattanooga. Oct. %.

Maj. Gen. II. ". llalleck, General
Ia Chi,f III tie fisht Of last nlgiu
ihe enemy attacked Gen Gearys IL
vision, posted at Wash aielle. o. three
sides. and broke BIS camp ~ one poiut.
bai was draan back 10 gallant style
10y part q l.is iufec. tia remainder be-
ing held ln reserve. ll9aald. while
marching q g ary i rcliei, Was aiiack-
rd n ll t4ua. lhe enemy occupy .us
g ioree tRa commanding Aills Oh the
lth u iac foad lie threw feraafd
twa Of 3D. rtgioepis and took bolh NJ
ihe roini Of ihe bayonet, driving the
rebels from their bfsraNofks across
Loakou, Geek H. tbs brilliant sue
cess over their adversary, the oosdnel
Of fhe officers ana neu II the EleY.
en'h and Twelfth corPs i entitled 70
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CASHMERE. long and square;
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In Sau3gaie. Oct 2i, oftyphoid fever. AnpA.
daughter Of Oscar aud Jane Burrows aged IL
years.
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Il O S r
Two Music Books. containing the 2na Ai.8
part belonging 10 the Manchester Come; Band.
Tie books we're ia the possession Of j0scnl.
Leonard, when home on his llst fnd0ugh. atsd
have not been seen since he ien. Il Is snppos-
ca thaihe ieft them AT the house 81 some friend.
Anf one who mas have them, viii confer 4 "a
yor npoa the BlnI b leaving them 40 the
JOURNAL OFFICE
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SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY /, 1863

river, around the gunboat John P Smith, and
at four yesterday afternoon opened concen-
trated fire upon her. She replied sith broad
sides, and the engagement lasted one hour,
when the gunboai hauled down her flag and
surrendered unconditionally, with one hun
dred and eighty prisoners. She carried eloy
en- guns. Many Of her crew were killed and
wounded Our loss only one man wounded
Another very important movement is in
progress here.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 3O.--on Thursday after.
noon and night nine gunboats were in sight
off Fort McCallister. The iron clad damaged
by our batteries on Wednesday was moving
up and down, evidently trying her machinery
There were but four gunboats in sight Of
Genesis Point Tie others had Withdrawn
No hostile demonstrations in that quarter
since last report.
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i MOI MOI Mo. 4 Mo. 8 Mo I'm
SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. / 1868.
The cnnrederatc FIng.

TUILAnoMA, TENN, Jan 20, 1868.
Editor Chattanooga Rebel
DsAR Sir i--A few days since, I visited friend Ia
the nelghborhood of Shelbyyille, and there came
across the verses herewith enclosed They were
composed by Rev. Dr.. J. Gross, few days before,
and presented as well as remember. to Miss r., who
sings them finely to the tune" Columbia the Gem
of the Ocean, ,'-alias, The Red, white and Blue"
think the verses are Of su elent merit and spirit to
be worthy Of circulation Therefore ! took copy,
and send It to yourRebel. II you are Of che same
opinion, and desire to do so,yoa can put them in
print
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List of Killed. wounded aud Missing,
Of the 9Th aud 7th Arkansas Regiments combined il
the battle of Murfroesboro
Co. A. 9th Ark. Killed. "a Lieut.. ] |, McCollum
private Henry Fisher; Wounded, Capt G Fletcher
sergts Q J Steele, II II Hicks; corpls II 3 Battle. j
Il Matto1j privates Garahan, Charles james, W /
Gssey, VIM Jamison, Goe W Lenard w II McKeller
Chas h Norwood
pryates Kirkland, John Finney; wounded sergi,
Geo W Price, Jas White r j Taylor; pryates Graz
Preyeur Geo Dixon nugh Seminoe, Johnathan
Whli0ck,
Co. G. 9Th Ark Capt NJ N Dufle, comdg: wound,
ed, capt. M NJ Duflie Its Mattison, B G SeIman,
1ergts J W Williams, B Brown; corps I Smith
Jas I Rhodes H N Bolger; privates 4 Abere G w
Bolger, W l. Dykes, II w Daniel I Gilmore, inc
Elliott, 3 Farrow, W ] Jones, W j Jones, w G. M
Cagen, + Williams .
Co. D. 9TH Ark. Capt r Todd, comde. Killed
private Jas Garner, Augustus Smith, Il B Erwin, A
EndsleY; wounded, Jno Erwin, severely, Albert
Hamn II l. Roberts John Ellefton n smith
Thoa Pearce v M Patrie, sgts W A Halliburton w A
Younger, private knight.
Co, +. eth Ark, Capt T Armstrong. comma0.
Killed, Capt 7 Armstrong; privates S Hutton. Il
Lynch, y Rhodes, r Rich, W Knight, n McKennerl
Meeting, u Pate } P Settle; Wounded private s
= Leslie, O'Kelly, D Cook, w johnson, @
7 Mock, y Oakley, J Patterson W T Ross. j Ro.
muck Rosser Snyder, y Self NJ Settle; mis-
sing, McClung, S w Flowers, NJ + Ridleng,
Co. +. 7th Ark Capt II B I.anders. commanding
gounded, sergt w Gray, privates z Byrd, h b
Campbell, NJ Ryan, Resner,
Co. g. 7th Ark. p Andrews comde. wonnd
cd, I'd 1t Z Wright, priyates Bethel pafseev Mon.
roe Parsley, Morgon; missing, 2ud sergeant II
Wann.
Co. II. 9th Ark. lst 1t J Reeves comde. KIlled
sergt w A Russell priyates W l. Calhoun, W A Tibs
hetts, N Adams; wounded, I'd Ii Jas Hudson
corp 4 L Lewis, pfvates w l. Bragg, J Banks, G
w Burney, w II Edwards, w Il Jeslis, w KIM II C|
nulling, r y Lainey, A " Malone, MoAlIister.
Silas Norris, + NJ Reynolds, w Shores q MI
Strong priyates p 6 Sullivan, Vim Wood ] l. VIII
hanson; missing private A Thomason
Co. T. 7th Ark Capt w e Wilkeson, conlmandp.
Killed, sergt G " Groce; private Thomas Kzer.3
Wounded, Capt W y Wilkeson, Lieut. 0 Jones.
'sergtT \ Padgstt corp u Barton priyates G Dl
Ratledgc y Z Dogan, G w Williams; MISSING, prl.
rates J. D PenAnd, O W Wilson, J r Hays
COX 9th Ark Capt W Martin coihdg. Killed.
ergt i N Smith, priyates 4 G Howard K q MoDon
I'D, 5 Il N limpsOn, s y Ingram; wounded. lst1tl
Bryant, "a 1t Darby, lst scrgt N w II Garrett 2dl
\ y MQrph, gerpls Il w Smith. Y II Phillips, pri
'ates, > Anderson, $ Davidson + NJ Frccand El
selaee 9 Gordon, A Il Goodwin I J Hnntlcy, ID fl
llcu, Z u jenkins, J Jcnkius n Miner, q
Wood, Il Moreland, N Q Padgstt Il !. Patton, j !
smith, w A Sales, J NJ Stone, II 9 Turner " NJ vii
lams, A Wilson, l. II Yates W Ingram, j NJ
stone.
fIELp AND srAFr
Wounded--cols 8 q Smith, sliehttr.
~ Col 4 Cameron, severely
Major W y Douglass slightly.
Adit OE Mcclure, slightly
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TAE lat RST;
TIE BLOCKADE GFF CHARLESTON
HARB0R RAISEDl

CHARLESTON, Jan. 3l.-Thc expedition here
tolore mentioned was complete success
We have authentic information that the
Palmetto State sunk the Yankee boat
Utercidita in five fathoms water. Captain and
crew surrendered and were paroled. They
begged for assistance when their vessel was
sinking, but we had no boats TO offer them.-
They were told to SHIFT for themselves. The
Chicora sunk one gunboat, name unknown
and set on fire the Quaker City, which struck
her flag, but afterwards escaped in a crippled
condition.
The blockade is raised Not a blockader
now in sight. Our iron clads are crousing tri-
umphanily off the Harbor. The. whole Yam
kee squadron has fed The prisoners taken
in-Stono were brought tc the city this morn
ing, Commodore Ingrahams official report
corroborates the above. Our community is
much elated and excited.
WILMNGTos, Jan. 81 Oor Pickets al swansboro'
Ounsow county report thai seven transports passed
there yesterday, P. NJ. The pickets at New River,
report five passed there at 9o'clock last nghtalI
bound South.
The steamer cornubil arrived at Confederate port
this morning.
RIcHMoND, Jan SI.--The N. Y. Herald says Mrs.
Mcclellan has been presented by the friends of her
husband, with beautiful and spacious residence, fer
nished in superb and costly manner.
Washington correspondent alleges that Butler is
the popular choice for the Office OF Secretary Of War;
Wendell Phillips and other strong minded men Of
his stamp, went body on Monday ngt, to the
Presidents house, rnd demanded the removal of Sc
ward.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

10 be entitled An Act to provide ior TIE Issue Of a
class ol Treasury notes which shall DO Legal ten.
der IN the payment Of all debts and TO diminish
the rate OF interest on the public debt.
sEo l. The Congress Of the Conicde rate States ol
America do enact That the Secretary of The Treas
my be- and ho IS hereby authorized and difecled to
Issue two hundred and iiiy millions or treasuty
which notes shn hcncostth be puld from the Treas.
ufy Of the Confederate States, 30 socn as they can
be printed and signed 20 all officers and soldiers OF
every class aud description belonging to or serving
the Confederate States sad IN payment for an sun
plies Of every nature whatever, purchased by the
Confederate States irem CItllens thereof.
SHC 3 IL x iufihor enacted, That the notes iss.
uod By virtue Of this net shall be accepted IN pay
mont Of an debts Of every nature aud description
Whatever, whether. due 70 the Government OF the
Confederate Stntcs 0r from one individual or oOrpo.
raton To au0ther aud tho londer thereof in payment
o nny debt shall Ia law release the debtor Of aittr
accrOlng intercat or costs
sEu D. Be Il further enacted, That such treasury
notes as may be issued Ia pursuance OF this ast
sha be made payable five years liter the ratdcatlon
0l treaty Of peace between The United states and
the Confederate State, aud said not,B lEay at any
TINE, at tho uplun OF the holder bo funded IN bonds
ol The Confederate States with coupons aita9hod
having thirty yeam 60 mature and bearing interest
~ The rate OF live per pentum per annum, payable
em annually on the lrst day Of Januasy aud July
Of each year,
sgc A. 90 u further euaotod That Il shall he ex-
pressed upon the face Of the notes issued uader this
oet that they arc legal tender IN paymenl Of a
Dues as hetelnbclorc provided.
See, o. lic 4 further enacted That the holders :
treasury notes issued under and by virtue ul any pre-
vlous act OF the Confederate States nay upon appli
cation 10 the Treasurer, exchange such notes .or
those to be issued onder this act