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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-14
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-14


CHAPLAINs.- position Of chaplalns as
sct forth by various editions Of tho army re.
Vulations having led to different cOnjectures,
and tho subject having been submitted to
Richmond, the following has been received in
reply:
.ADJUrANr AND INsPRcToR GES's. 0FFIcH
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1863. (
sIR-Chaplains not being line officers are
necessarily classed as staff either regmental,
brigade, OF post staff, % tho case may be, and
as provided by law. l.
f am sir, very respectively,
Your vory'obedient seryaut,
c. u. LEE, A. A. G., +
To -----, Mobile, Ala.
The annexed, though not Of recent date,
will give general information. and more def
mite Than lonnd in the regulations aa noy pub
lishbd kr
QrAKTssMhsPER GESEEkss 0FFIcE,
Richmond, May slst, 90. (
Sra The act Of Congress- passed April nth.
1869, increased the pay Of chaplains to eighty
dollars per month. They receive, beaide, the
ratons Of a.privai0, and the quartoss aud fuel
Of lieutenant. The latter aIlowRnceg may
be committed to ohapaing, as to othor officers
Your opodient servant,
A. O. MYERS, @. NJ. g.
To --. Mobile Ala.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-14

EDIToR JoURAL have inclosed, for the
benefit Of the public, list of alh officers be.
longing TO the Rebel army now IN confinement
at this place. The cartel of exchange, mutu
ally agreed upon by our Government and the
so called Southern Confederacy, having been
violated by JeA Davis in imprisoning Federal
officers who were captured by the Rebel army
accounts for their imprisonment here Quite
a number of them were captured at the Perry,
vile fight in Kentucky, and the Murfreesborc
fight in Tennessee.
Z. p. SP2AKE.
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Army COrrespOnAence. soc
HEADo'Rs, SwSsHEY's BloADE, Dopas's Diva
CoRINTH, Miss, Jan. 81,

]
EDrroR HAwK-EYE:
The amy here is all in perfect fever Of ex-
element The tone Of Northern Democratic
Journals and the conduct of the Indiana and II.
lnois Legislatures, lead US seriously to fear that
violence will be, sooner or later; resorted to in
the North. The sad and disgraceful picture fills
our hearts with sorrow and indignation. May
God deliver the North from civil war. If the
papers are an index to the sentiments of the
people, you are slsmbering upon Volcano
For Heavens sake, dear people of the North,
pause and consider what you are doing. They
seem to have forgotten that we are engaged in
putting down the greatest, the most unholy and
most infamous rebellion the world ever saw
You sent Us into the field and gave ue your
plighted VOWS that you would stand by us and
sustain u.s. Do you nov propose to betray
usS We need your encouragement, your gym
pathy, your prayers. Treason stalks abroad q
noon day in your midst Northern presses loat
their columns with articles furnishing "aid ant
comfort" 70 the enemy ARTICLES that the Mem
phis, New Orleans and Nashville papers ar,
afraid to copy, for fear Of suppression. Nsu
calling themselves Statesmen, roll treason 'as
sweet mofssls under their tongues. 7leisor..
yss evs r,arksdi We know who are playin,
into the handsof the rsbsla. Beware; ws n.
| lpsas Il, bewsrst DO not invite an army int,
your midst. Wetnow who are cloaked unde
fsigned nauss In order that they may moro sac,
osssfuly assist their friends in arms against d,
0oveFunsnk aos .3a ma
Never IN the world did we pen an articls vit,
more si.csIity, The army here ID pn.nisnsous tia,
Traitors. North sr South. isAsR ses destroy thi,
0ovesnnsnt2 LAss night the Officers Of tie Il
linois rsginsaS atthIS posi-, held Z meeting and
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IBURLINGTON WEEKLY FHXWKEYE.


Ds..,s 4: n..Ae.y {. sxAsrs: -: !: lsx.
0eoocraes g organize 16r "DaoeAy
p. A. nahony. in his letter 70 the Herald
readers from Pitsburg. slst ulk, says:
"You may be prepared to hear that the blood
Of revolution dows, at any moment for unlesa
the people have become entirely lost to . sense
Of their rights % asffeemen, and the dangers which
threaten their liberties, they win not much Ion
ger tolerate the asurpationso Of power which have
besn 20 common q Washington and % alarming
throughout the county. advissVhe people Of
Iowa to prepare for tho work. Action cannot
delay much longer 70 conform 70 sentiment One
rash cot Of the Administration win light the FIRE
Of civil var ID the North: and from IT. past
course, Il is not very rash 70 judge that It viii
pared for the worst Those Of you who may
think me IN alsrmist havs bat 20 study trans-
piring events 70 arrive ct my sonclusieo6 Pre-.
pare. and BY preparations, mean osgsniss Your.
selves, 10 such manner asto act when the time
for your action will have come, q it soes must;
unless reason and common sense shall resume
theiF legitimate influence in the councils Of the
Government. $3.50 2qsI4 8Imfp
All Who train with Dennis A. Mahony and
join with him in the conspiracy for revolution
izing the Northwest and snnexing it 70 the G.
8. A.. will hunt up their rifles, shotguns and
rsvolvers. and grind their butcher. .knivea They
will also organise themselves into companies and
regiments, if they have not already done %, and
wsit for the word Of command Those who be-
long to the Knights Of the Golden Circle are
already organised and ready. .l.s sss5 q
This effort ct revolution on the part of Na.
hony and the Northern Tories shows very clearly
whore and what they are Il viii ensctually
remove the scales from the eyes Of loyal Demo-
crata However humiliating it may be to zee
loud.mouthed secessionists openly advocating
revolution and appealing to their dupes to takS
up arms and insugurats Civil War, Il il most u.
suredly producing the happisss effect and will
result in reaction which will make the Tory
leaders infamous for al time. The country
has nothing 70 fear from Dennis A. Nahony.-
He isa double-distillsd traitor, - hs shows BY
the above, but entirely harmless he can't
rally company in the whole State of Iowa, who
will aid him in the commission Of the "sssrt
dee" T 04 eq
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'up RESOLUTIONS which were svbmi,..d :.
r-giments THE evening and passed l..
fern traitors rssd the latter part Of n.
solution:
ware Of the terrible retribution Tia, :.
(, upon your coadiutors ct the South -, y
- crime 10 tenfold blaoker, ve will s,;sIa STa
you with tenfold more horror. sborId Ivy .Sy
s in your damrable deeds of treason , ''s
fS o sht the IDdianisns gre having slorio,.
et'ss. Let the good work 90 on throuebo,,
tev pie army. There are three low. ,..i.
~ here. wsspoks last October. Do -,
e bother expression! II %, W will ei,.
s'ck, discharged and furloughsd so,ds,,,
y North, are ssung 70 nsdnsas By di,lo,.,
asulsins rsmsrks uttered In your nid,t-
loyal North. They 90 fson . psrer At.
mosphers. They are not accustomed 70 IA
treason A mostbsd By eansing hyprocri.es, .NA
their first imprsssion 10 70 knock the seouudr.l.
down-souss have alrssdy come 70 Grief md.
their manifestations Byssanders csy "bu,l, q,
him" The papers stick in an account ef N.
wonderful deed, but The talk goes on. Il thai.
no manhood ieft IN the North We are .s.o,.
lshed. Send your new regiments away from .b.
accurssd influence Of political scoundrsls ia III.
North. Call back few old regiments 70 ii.
North. They would IKE to "forass"s litss a,
No.tbern Traitors. Hos
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Tines and sam MeAaFyss ssCfisls.,'-
Kansas City. "
lcorrsspendsaes Of tAs .Havk-Eys.1
81. Louis, Feb 4th, 1868.
AZ the hrst evidence Of the feeling which is
being excited in this State against the traitor
ous sheets the Chicago Times, and the Crisis,
Columbus, Ohio, I send you copies Of the fol.
lowing orders, which have just been received at
Gen. Curtis headquarters for approval. Col.
Penick, who issues the order, is Missouri State
Militia officer, one who believes in crushing the
head of treason wherever its hydra head mani.
tests itself, and in whatever shape:
HEADQUARTERS 6fH CAVALRY, N. s. NJ
INDEPENDENCE, No., Jan. %.
Speeia Order No. 4.
Porter HcOlanahsn, Postmaster at Indepen.
dence, No., is hereby ordered to return to the
publishers every copy Of . newspaper known q
The Crisis published by Sam. kedary, of
Oolumbus, Ohio, that may be received hereafter
through the mail. He will also report to me
.ne names OF oil parties who have been receiv
ing said paper-also the Chicago Times
through his Office.
= W. p 11ulCK,
Col. 9Th Cavalry, n. 8. n.
In addition to the above an order is also issued
to stop their circulation in Cas- county. and
Lieut. COL PA. Thompson is charged with its
execution. $50 saoa
hsjss VIM. Drumhiller, eomnandiue most I,
Kansas City, 10 charged with The execution ,oi
the same order at that point saes
Petitions ars also on 6ls here at Gan. Curtis
Headquartsrs praying that for the welfare q
The State, and for the cake Of II loyaltv and
every good interest that these paper, 10 bsnish-
Cd from its limits. and peohibitsd from oircula.
tios il this Department. This h pescissly wha
shoald be done. There ass 10 ms.ner. or NOR,
bitter seoeasienist organs in ths South to-d.,
than this sans Chicago Times and Columbu
0risia The sourss which Col Ps.ick has adou
ted should b followed throughout NE oo,nsry
And especially should thess papers NOT bs 81
sraasd by IL people Of The lrss Stasea vh
ars striving to pat dovn . rsbsllisa vbich Ties
very papers In tAsir own midst ass doing IN 1
lthsir power 70 naiataia. TIE s.
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4. MA member Of the 14th lows Infantry,
captured BY the rebels at Shiloh, and just re-
turned to his home in Henry County, informed
Us that when he passed through Memphis. Z
prisoner, he saw . company Of negroes on ps-
rads, commanded BY one Of the same class,
completely armed, equipped and apparently
well drilled He also asserts that at least q
portion Of the prisoners were several times
guarded BY negroes, and that he saw some Of
the same class among the rebels, on the field
at Shiloh, acting, not Is servants, but as SOL
diers. He, ct least, has no doubt that negroes
ere compelled to bear arms by the rebels,
wherever they can do 80 with safety.
Yet the Copperheads would have as believe
that il is great outrage to think Of employ
ing them Is instruments against the traitors.
They see no harm in theircompulsory employ.
ment BY their masters in shooting loyal vol.
unteers. But they profess to believe it Q
great outrage to engage them in the noble
work ofquelling the REBELLION! Il it because
they believe the life Of . Southern traitor OF
more value than that Of . Northern patriot
II not, how do they account for their folly!
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GEE. GnBsRr.-Thsre is General Gilbert 10
the Union Army, in Kentucky, whose principal
business seems to be to hunt down negroes who
are anxious to do some service sgainst the reb-
els. We suggest that the proper authorities
hunt him down and out Of the army. Any loyal
negro is Of infinitely more service than thou
sand such epauletted gentry. The sooner We
get rid of al such thrash" as he proves himself
the better.
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u The 0opperheads Of Polk county, in this
State, under the Impression that they had .
packed Grand Jury, ready to do their bidding,
we're last week endeavoring to procure indict-
ments sgainst the publisher Of the State Regis
ter for'divers alleged libels against prominent
Tories Of Iowa. They tried very hard, but the
Jury couldn't zee the ibeIa They probably
thought it impossible to libel these Copperheads,
whose existence is continuing libel on human-
ity. We do, at all events.
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GEN PorE's HEADQuARrERs.-A dispatch from
Madison, Wisconsin. sayA that Gen. Elliott
and other members of Gen. Pops's Stat, are
about removing from Madison to Milwaukee
At which place Gen. Pope has axed his head
qusrters
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Ar. Welling, the editor OF the Nstionsl Intel
hgencsr' Is authority for the (asserted) fact that
the Administration have had under considera-
ton the arrest Of Horace Greeley. BE may not
tell the truth, but be states that as fact; and
It seemed very gratifying one to him. prs
Further, in relation to this fellow, may say
he holds . sinecure oface under this Government
Clerk to the Court of Claims-at
salary OF some two thousand dollars, out of
which he supports at Richmond the existing frag-
ment Of bis family. It ia not pleasant to see
such . man,-an original opponent Of "coer-
cion," veherently opposed to the Presidents
arst call for u, 600 men to put down the rebel
|ion-retsiling and gloating over the fnancia
troubles Of loyal editor who never received
and in all probability never asked, for sinecure
ofBcs and unearned pay from the Government.
But it is one among many things that loyal OBJ
servers at the Capital have to endure. For in
stance :-Isaac Newton, the Commissioners Of
lately appointed to Office, knowing.
y or unknowingly, sister Of the rebel General
Hagruder. She is bold and outspoken rebel
herself, and her husband, as well 40 her brother,
-, .s.-I:- .,w o .e.u
we 10 oe'' " A"' ou.o. 'o'u'efs' WINE
s"e nsn'' ~ nere ano makes Union men support
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5 GA letter from the Iowa 25th informs us
Of the death Of james Sargent Of Company G..
He died on the hospital boat Champion on the
Gath Of January, of congestion Of the BRAIN
NJ. Sargent was an employee in this Office be-
fore he enlisted, young man Of good character
and habits. He has laid down his life for his
country.
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TIE HA Wk-EYE
n. sass ! g. Assny.

- UUe9 - v0O AkUDys
Besides the letter Of .W. 81. B. = which We
print in another oolana, " have one Of IN
earlier date, giving dsssils Of the movements
Of the Both lows. (of which the writer is IN
ofhesr,) in. the attack on Arksnsas Post. and
also list cfths killed and wounded, al Of
which are given q large in the ofhcisl report
Of Col. Abbott, its Commands. which We also
I publiah elsewhere. We extract few facts,
vhish may bs new. The writer says that o.
- surrender II the Post, Gen. Stesls ordered
ths rsbsl dag 70 bs, delivered 70 tie SO,h Iows.
Corporal d. r. Todd, Of c.. D. Rsgaental
-besret; mounted the sneny's works with
ssoID GLoaY' unfprlsd ia one hapd, and from
! Gen Steele received the Rsbsl aag, amid the
load hussas Of Thousands ot btsvs end loyal
hearts. s'siH'7ayoFf eai r. Ge.i bal
The writer Also sent " ., nunber, of s'sss-
.essh" letters q they wers found in thsssbsl
post Office. The envelope of one of thsm was
made Of : wrapper of ! patent nsdieins bottle
turned inside out. The Letters ara, peculiarly
Interesting specimens Of TIE morality and de-
csncy Of the ''Chivslry"!'a q sll % f,9sn9g "a
Z, The writer then makes the following remarks
in regard to the cond;.;an and tr..,msnA A. th.1
,.;.L .,a -...s.s -...,s,.-., 4, a~..-; u
- snu WoSuueu 'ue.s Il a.i'sy snoW -
plentiful lack Of intelligenss, ana gross Inn
providence and negligence in the Medical de-
n.rtmsnt of n. .rmy, II ahou,a n. ,,..a.a
:. :. ~. ~ r.,.S.,. =.
9'0. = - -" on0e Ss t.a = ssMen's = De'oy neeR
commentI ~ ~ IL. ~ ~ U tySN
4"Ons wor6sbouti our Sanitary condition.
We had in acsiopsebo 500 men. We origin
ely had 93S eu(iStsd men,. This isres num-
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w.h.I;.,. \. ,,.,,. .,,d;... ~. Io.. .h.;, ,,,..
=. =, ..-.- -
~ sos neklscs' opptes'oo sno souse oi our oWn
o6cers and the incompetency and rascality Of
ouartermastsra than have died By rebel bullets
n,e..ad 4. I. rt.l. h,;ef .utho,itv . oood manv
.
ot oos 0ene1a's ana oo'oass sno o.p'A'.s, ~
themselves ost 70 break down ths spirit OF their
men-destroy their seN-respsct and manhood.
R.,o- - ~. ~ e..,.,t from !. nriv..s
-, s...,. ~. 4.
'ssssl "t'ss'n WIN NJ sApS.e.o. =
would ever appear in priae leis nus one 10
hundred. all of which tell the same stosy:
Hr.nor.,,r.s astb iowa rryArraYl
~ Ro.rn S-rArfs OosTrrrrrAIl
JA.uAnY lath 1865.
a,nce T rec.ivea vour letter ! long time AGO.
noncern,ns nv enlietinr. / have cause 20 change
~ Nina IN reeatd "a aolaisrine. Fad not
.cnsidsr !. feoidiers life Wv hard enS. had
"a NJ. of "a hard.hina and mi vAtious man
- "a andure Who aRhts for his country. Az
. .ansr.l thine. the oflcera n the army think
:. Httis ~ their men q huntsr does Of his
honnds r q 10. especially. with the 6c of3cers
ench e Generale. There are exceptions to be
ma aad one Of theu, 10 our Brisfdisr General
commandina the Brigade We are IL. His name
n Hovey. He was wounded In the arm at ths
baftle az Arkansss Post When 10 were AZ
Vickshure General Steele. commander Of onr
Diyioiop. ordered Gen. Hoyey 20 charge biz
Rfie.de On the enem,,a hreastvorka Hoyav
told lin that he shouid lose two thousand men
should he make the chsree ateelA told him
that tvn thnns.nd man vonld ~ nnth;ncl .nd
ouvht mot "a ha ,n;nda1 ! hnt Hovsv vonld nce
ma ths ch.rre ma th.t i the re.son I an hare
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z The World will probably be girdled By tho
electric Telegraph during thS present year. Com
msnieasion hes already taken plaoe between
London and farnss, in Siberia. distance Of
Win b extended 70 the Pacific In January, and
tslssrApAie oomnsnicAaisa bstweso London and
New Ycak, byway Of Siberia end California will
b. ons u the aaSvsls ef 1863.
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E TEE llLlxou SoLDlsss OF fHs TosIsa-Ou
January S0th, meeting Of al the officers oi
The Illinois regiments stationed At Corintb, VA
held at that Post Lieut. Col. PhiIlips Of the
9th Illinois presided. A long series Of resolu-
tions wee reported and unanimously adopted
By the meeting. The following win indicate the
tone Of the whole: s4.l5R.igis4s.,
Resolved That We have watchedeshe traitor
ous conduct Of those members Of the Lesisla-
ture of the State Of Illinois, who, misrepresent.
ing their constituency, have been proposing q
cessation Of the war, svowedly to arrange terms
Of peace, but really to give time for the ex-
hausted rebels to recover strength, and renew
their plotting to divest Governor Yates Of the
rights and authority vested in him By our State
Constitution and laws and to them We caa,ly
and firmly say Beware OF the terrible retribu
tion that is falling upon your coadjusors At the
South, and that, as your crime 10 ten-fold
blscksr, it viii swiftly smits you with ten fold
more horror, should you persist In your danns-
bic deeds Of treason. gF st
The resolutions we're Afterwards submitted to
the soldiers Of the several regiments, and re
ceivsd their hearty endorsement. Do the Cop.
perheads understand 1922
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O1AHz1rAx suaAa Cxsz-Soms one ipou;,,..a, =.
Fof us month Or two sisee, whore ssed a u.
OtAbeitan Sugar Cane could b. procured n.
Chicago Tribune states that this ssed may b
oetAiasd Of G. Cory 4 Som. Lana, I.diAna, ,uho
u adda thsnselvss ssissd tie sssd, and win guar
antes II senuinsne1s. These gentlemen are suc
osssfal nansfactarsrs 81 sugar, and the ,Tribun.
ssys may b relied upon In I'll rsspecta
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~ In the election Of o. 8. Senator by the
New York Legislature, on last Tuesday, Eras.
tus Corning. nov merber Of the House Of
Representatives from the Albany District, vas
the caucus nominee Of the Democracy. The
vote in caucus on Informal ballot was for Cor.
ming %; Fe, e,hando Wood, 25; scattering. ls.
Thereupou Woods name wss withdrawn, and
the nomination Of Corning was made unaui.
msus.
In the Senate, on Tuesday, Gov. Morgan.
received % votes, Corning Z. In the House,
Morgan had 65 to 63 for Corning. In joint
convention of the two Houses, Morgan re-
ceived S6 votes; Corning 20 votes; Dix, cne.
aud Daniel 8. Dickinson, one, morgan having
majority Of IA over all, and I6 over Corning
And thus ends the 6libustering Of the faction to
prevent On election. We think they made little
BY their efforts, besides convincing the public
Of the turpituds Of the leaders, who were willing
to do anyth;ng to accomplish their object.
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ConInEH1 10 fH1 lRm1 BnaAnx -Tha
Southern correspondent Of the London Timae
In describing the battle Of Frederick sbure. ~
. glowing and grseeful tfibuts 70 the eeiisntry
and astion of the irish brigade. under Gen
1sashst. saying that the forslathsrs Of the ~.
nsyH displayed smors undauntsd coursse n
foptanoy, Abuers or waterloo, !" than thsy did
and that '.the race which has gained slofy On on
. Aouland battle hsld never note richIy a.
served Il than u ths foot Of MsrySt HSisha a
The 18th Of Decembsf, 1864. = !.oe 2
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HOG Trade IN NuscAfuE.-The Nuscatiue
Journal says that 81 ,24o hogs have been packed
in that place this season BY the principal packers.
of which s. o. Butler packed 9s, $40 Leland L
Cd, 1e,40O, and W. 8. Humphriss, Ia, 500. It
thinks enough we're put up BY small packers 70
make the total Sd. 900.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-02-14

UHoRirEruL.-About the most dagrant case
Of ingratitude il the charge, whispered around
BY some of the faithful, that the dsfsst at the
recent charter election vas owing to the disloy.
al speech Of Gen. Dodge, made in the nomina-
ting caucus. Even Democrats who had been
sworn, in secret lodge, 70 vote the whole Demo
cratic ticket, boltsd it is said, when they heard
this speech. Swearing them don't seem TO AZ
swer.