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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24
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TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH u. 1863.

We have been idle for three months
) The weather. cock--always cock of the walk
in winter time-gaye US TO understand, cary
in January, that the visage of war was to he
furrowed only by the wrinkles peculiar 10
the season, aud that we might as well pitch
our-tents for few weeks Of Inactivity. We
took up our beds therefore and walked ont
of Murfrecsboro just before the. rains fell
and the roads became untravelsble; just in
time to secure snug quarters at ShclbyyiIle,
Tuilahouia and Winchester. In these quiet
retreats We have passed dull interim Of
rest; eating our fill Of the produce Ct Mid
d1e Tennessee; drinking our portion also,
such ~ that has been; building log piles.
cracking nuts and jokes, telling stories and,
in our particularly unamiabIe moods, eriti-
rising General Bragg. These holly day
amusements are now about to reach their
natural end. for the trumps of war and the
winds of March sound together, cheering
stirring reveille Turn out Turn out !.
To arms TO arms The electric cry goes
from camp TO camp, and tile soldiers answer
il With hurras and greetings
The campaign opens again The great
drama is about to be put upon the stage
With neu and appropriate scenery. and q
company inferior to none on the boards
It j. led. as the bills assure Us, by several
stars OF especial lustrd Box Office, dress
CIRCLE and pitt are all ablaze, active and ex-
cited The teo rival theatres are strxihlDg-
every nerve; the two rival managers exert
lug every energy The season viii unloubt-
cdly be the most splendid ever before Wit
messed cannon Tor ioot-Iights, hearth stones
and affairs for side scenes Truly noble
drama, thick with the fate Of a people-of
law, liberty aAd government-of nationality
and constitutionaIity-of all that men eovet
and women hold as sacred--of race and
, an empire
The campaign in Middle Tennessee will
be the first great one Of the West Had
Sidney Johnston only lived ---l But the
soul Of chat hero and martyr Is yet with us,
and the eye of his great name e is upon
you, soldiers Of the army of the West. Be
sure you are well cared for BE sure you
hare been well taken care of and are this
day well conditioned Notwithstanding
some injustice opinion, which General
Bragg has done US in our individual char
acter, We will not do him the wrong to
deny him energy, ceaseless perseverance, and
rare official aptitude. Though not alto
gether man after our own heart, we con ]
cede him and SO must you, men of the rank
and file, many qualities, which are lacked
by some Of the best Of soldiers. Let US for
the present charitably suppose that the
errors Of the past have been of our own
judgement rather than his Generalship
We shall ut least feel warmer and more
pobly aud shall fight better by the ma q
Hnanimity.
Meanwhile, up with the Gag Roll the
drums Giistep. bayonet in the Spring sun
and off with the rags and tags Of Winter
sloth H
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10 Tie New York Herald says that Lin
coins failure by next autumn to put dow n
this rebellion With the overwhelming means
and Powers At bis command, may result in his
removal and the promotion OF the Vice Presi-
dent 70 hIs place. and on the broad eonstitu
total ground Of Mr.. Lineolns .inability to
diseLares The powers aud duties Of his of CO.
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THR ERr35 dF rHE PRrSck OF WALES The
Princess AleKAndfia started from copenh:lger,
on the 26rh| Of February, en- cute for London.
and an ilhp9sing spectacle was preseuted
Energetic dfpdts were being made to givetbe
greatest et1ieft 70 her triumplal passage thro'
London eIciYic authorities and the gov
ernmenf ofhdlTls who direct the proceedings
were 81 ioSgfrheids as TO the pdEt which the
iormer are n play IN the cerem6ny. aud it is
stated that i T,e Cofporation Of London are
pot Per1"'tttei 70 lead the prqcesHion, they will
not take afIyi fart in II. aud viii stop the pre-
ParatIpns Which they are ma king The ciyic
authorities ffteTlsome negotiations with the
g3sernnle.I L carried their point aud were to
lea | the Ptohession.
The buIIeiiAs from Malta Of PE|ince AIfred's
health confuse satisfactory, and lit was intend
ed thatttiel HrInce shonld return 10 England as
soon as ne was able, to be present at his
brothers whddfRg
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TWO n ero b ~ pne named f-.-F ksrirr q |r.-z
snc rooney, M cft,er NAMED tse7ss<- Fl- .s,-e
were pia>ed % - carrie curilrf ioit. G-1rIe
O. th1rl--i0u. - Nilisrn Jchn-it.i. iiouy =, i'll
ferslays plantation Sanffe HIs-. - hsrt
iciced a th- csf~ u T-.-ahoa.a fsei.iay- Nssrl
Ia l. 10 rlzke 70 ~ -irk soldI-r~ l-ke l.r-es-
sud Iacir- III b's+ h~irg re-4.zrd % the 1fair
c1oe - thi- lsl-q-. hatt-nor "a
AlI lnifrIustiin 40 regard 10 ~ above h.ss Ei.l
y fh4nkiuIly - civ y aid AL rh4lg~s l1.i1-
Adtress IS T. Lax -. Po>t 4 Lee N.ltt Ia
tern Raiir,ad. Seuih C4r.lina
marls ~
- Atl.nta Infeilis-ncer copy 10 a-cans ~ - and
ioi~a-d 81 = thu cEs--
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~ Tie Jackson MississiPpisn. corrnlEnt-
Ing on late allu4ion of the Mobile Register.
% the past aid iI4 men aud scenes. passions
4pd events dxprsssea indignant surprise hat
saci seniIhit4I.is should come frdIo a sonrBeru
paper. as. are epI9ed from JolI in forsyth They
are caiduIaiei Gays the MiksisAippian. IL do
much harm and TO establish This. that paper
proceeds at 4ncet to present lis RAIDERS " iih a
.fabi1 rancSr.ousI partisan homiiy. We can
assure the NifFiIfiPpian- that suah expressions
are cs.lcnll9ell 70 DO Tar moro haEEn. than sny
TFhicl. il cap cont einp and thai aside from
the bad taStd and i'll manners of it's structures,
they are only Remarkable for error in state
'fFlept aud fYlly loaargnment. Ths remarks OF
the Mobile f1eFisIter were in eSfelIent spirit,
we're lerfe4tlyI e'Freci and il arlF event. CALI
cd for no such fxI ibitipn Of Hrejhdice. as HAT
Ipduigcd b5 ia Jackson neghboH.
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or Of he =kerr ni-1,s Of Fedristsa ana Ian.
~ Nifth- iienriCttas L. 4nd 1neciatl slze.
1-4ithy and fair cen % Ken and bue e1c-. CO
a IS Years = and III de>cfil.tioa Aasre
oaiy u.ldtr ara rs faka-irr- Any pers. . Eirlor
The leSatd ia le-eif- lie thasks ~ an
snxi.u~ fltlfr| T. A. WlIifH-
Colrrnr ~ Zen lnsf a.cie--d - L. H<ttr -11.
Il ttis pi4-r- [uar1l --k~f I
- Khozvi Pc ErEs.s~r e.'7y. .-asena ~ iPii.i-
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The Memphis Al peal has received some ii-
formation CONCERNING the Federal movement
on the Yazoo- The gunboat feet was con,pos-
ed Of seven vessels. mostly small belonging to
the mosquito h4st. The transports numbered
between twenty 1--WE and thirty. These latter
were most all sIernwheel boats The move
ment down the ColdwateE was made in a care
Iess n,apner-the fleet being. scattered for
many miles along the riYer- That they dared
TO exhibit such boldness is accounted for lIv
the fact that our rangers. owing to the county
being flooded, could not approach the main
channel. wheTe the enemy were. except by
means oil SKINS by using these small parties
made frequent observations, but. OF course. In
50 small a force as 10 preclude any idea Of AZ.
temHting offensive operations. The expedition
appeared to be well supplied, carrying with
them large quantity OF beef cattle aud In
addition. whenever plantation could be
reached. everything in the shape Of supplies
were seized YH seveiPi plantations the negro
quarters were destroyed for fuel.
Some Of the citizens we're informed that the
Object of The expedition was to o I.erafe on he
YazqO. others that the purpose v as to destroy
the bridges at Grenada Both purposes Win
probably be attempted.
The Appeal has the following from Port
Hudson II our teIegraphic intelligence from
OFT Hudson be correct, and We have no RI.
son to doubt i, our gallant boys there have
nobly justified the high expectations of the
country Tne enemy. IN their effort to pass
the place with their gunboats, have received
damaging bow, and viii nat be likely 10
repeat the effort We shall await with some
anxiety, Intelligence Of the fate Of the boats
that suecsded % running the gauntlet
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4 OFFER far sale SO srrrs q land fita,led - "a
lenntsser ItlFtr mIlts hc1th - - Is-ptr
End II nles frlr shell Nuu1.d. IN he y 4 q. y ri
There are abt1t 10 nulfon lard ffrnrtd IL
The traf uilh about 20 cIf1rrsi. sd Euex-
hslsilb- supply 81 tinker Parties ce<-l-tE y pr
ease y u ar|ir-zs ne a. Ia<ptr. Irar.f-Er<- I'd tt II
1crif N. Nm r RANKIN.
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tlf-
VIVA. will Napoleon do2 The Northern
papers think he is after picking a quarrel
With Mr. Lincoln; aud, to say truth, it does
look little so; for else, Why the quiet
wiuks, the sly nudges and the ominous hintsE
Ia fact the news from Europe which. marx
you, we take as worth just so much as it
calls Tor, no more-is full of interest. Sci
wards reply to the imperial offer does not
please the British press any more than the
French court. The Post (Palmerston's
organ) says of it, after delivering quite a
PHILIPPE as to its radiant buncom6iser =
Perhaps AIR. Seward expects to gain II
Washington amongst certain classes 4 lIttle
political capital. and in exchange for that i
Indifferent about the contempt he must incur
il Europe. Still emanaiing as tIiis documeti,
does from the Federal cabinet. il is truly ~.
credible that that body should lave sunk So
low as 10 endorse as lis own. in the face OF the
void. so much arraRf falsehood end absurd
nopteuse."
The Times, as the telegraph has already
told US, considers it either tremendously wise
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Ne ror rar 1ecris c.n haze auy calirol 1.tfl-a T.
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Nrtisrn- ard At1nta 4 r<lf roint Ess.lis usl ,.r
heleerr receive transport or sfre nv ~ ~ fr,r
any -furce autho-rIy. urfil frr lur i.ri, srl..
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the Co'lniy tourtef LaWrrnce c.rnty. Sfese ~
ltnns-se upon ne a. d1irisfrafnr "a he cSl1te -
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me raine 81 sd 1E- Erthentirsted IN tie nran
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HnTICE

Ii. bersoas having clins ssain.i ne C,rerirre-t
II for real q buiid ms. u-rd Hosr-Ifal rcrTs-
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nEIINeUENT Tax Pa,rF- iur ~ site A.1t Coin-
IL ~ l~-- ~ l>6l. IN the CassLan1s,rs nt-rra-f
Hi rail- 4sl f.y sil- .-sfr uiibcuf dear q J5hu r.
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medal rssnmfmnrativr q the nzasriFs a.
he Prince q Wakes With the Princess A;ex
shdra. i nov ia course u rrePa-stioa By N-~srs-
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Hon HenEy p. le-esne has besh appointed
SgliciIor 0 PIE Bank Of CharItstdh. 70 fill Ia,
ociasipnEd by the dsAthOf tie Hon
James L PeHgrn
l1n the nigA bf Llle 4lh inst. Hbn. VIM K
Hslrris Jnds4 Iof tile Probate Court. 4nc
TIle,n.. /. iI9tiowen. sheEiff Of Macon county
diid Al thet iespsctive I'd sid ences in Tuske
ger Als. Within half an hour of each otlie1.
Mrs Shnft l. residing near Nie,A pta, IlIinbis
iilihe GerIhEi settlement, last week gave BID n
t9Hs2r chil4rflf. Al arc alive ansl doing v ell
Memphis Bulletin IsSosninatfs ,sover no.
A3dre~ Jolhhc n. pr Tennessee. as = cAa.ii. Iai.
fdf Vice Pr4=fdent in 1904 .ss
Gen Bra HrFeard has resenteli the su prd
ofthe comma idsrtof the Yankee gnuboa, re
cfhily raptdrfd ~ ssono River. II Liept-foI
oHet Jon: AlY4tes in GompIirnensto the kil
a ~ suceessIii h which the latter officer don
aHeted tic fKP9diiion WHICH eies tee the Z APP
tAfe. IF#5l
Gen. Har4ss fotp. ha. ju.t besa brilliant
II reyiewelEak TnHlahoma
Gen. Bredk InEidEe Was lately if Manchester
Tsun., in G1eIhealtI.
Col. ". hIhitthorns OF Gov. Harris, .tail
vas iately il Chattanooga
4 IT
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~ H.lr- SA4- "A SMITH q b sdly cot1ty -
sanrii-fe far TIE c,si-de--f- Csll.r-ss rt-1 lie
thi.d nisfitrf-
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All quiet al Mobile. A conscriipt officer WIS
killed on Tie 18Th. at Five Mile Greek Jef5eE-
son cs(anty. Ala, while in the discharge of HE
dnfv
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Nothing exciting FROM ths Sontl, carolins.
coast The Coafier Of the 18Th learns FROM
passengers by the Savannah train that but two
Of the Monitor iron oIads are reported at hit
tom H ead- The feet. however. was stin there
including ten frigates. several small steamers !.
and sixty or seventy Transports
The same paper Of the next days tIaie llas
the ftlfowing:
FRoa sHR BkK--Between eight and nine
o'clock last eveairg very heavy firing val
heard out at sea ; me twenty-five or thirty
guns were disrharged A teltgraphic dis-
patch from Fort Sumter stated that the block
aders " IRE firing of Aiaiftt en- mel, on wlIal
was supposed 10 be vessel endeavoring ii
run III through the blockade. Al late houk
last night we were. informed that 4 steamet
had run IN, and anchofed safely inside, which
no doubt, was the cause Of Tie fling noticed
above
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SoRra cARoLlxA.

Oar exchanges frpul the old North 5 ate
brig. lniormatiqn of an attack on Newher,
and although particulars had not been rsceiv
ed it ,fsa pretty generally bslIeved than that
town has once n ore fallen into orr hands and
that IFS late faekee occupants are scattered
10 the winds -tiiose Il them who have escap
ed sieath-or ar9 prisoners of war. and thar
the Federal stores. the Federal ganboats. and
the thousands Of stolen and runaway negroes
who have eongregated there are ours.
The ecrretpotdent Of the Charlotte Bulle4
tin. says Of the attack;
Ga saturday 1lorning Cen Hill first awoke
up the nemyztoIaiiig upon lii advance posi-
at Deep Gully ~hete they we're emit with
p4Illc fear aud He'd destroying a bridge be
hind General Hull quickly had the bridge
repaired. and crcssilss over. pu he'd boldly
on for Newbern He was Then but eight miles
from the town. and the alarm amongst the
HessIans and Bpffaloes OF that place may be
n ore easily mag lned than described