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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28
The nala on ,1eaIIIn.l ,lIe.

l. !
We have conversed with a gentleman just
from MeMinnviIle. He. relird SCENTS The out
'rages of tire enemy in that qua tier as surElas$s
ing any yet perpetrated in Middle Tennddse@
His account is substantially Is follows: Etl
The enemy appeared Oh the Northwest side
of the town al noon on Monday. 1fdiHss 9f
his approach had been btouglA in an hour Or
two before, allowing the strhy calvalryhe4,
conyalesceht soldiers and oth4rs chanHc o.
escape There was company of PROVOST
guardsfden present. who i-arle .. stand against
the FIST advance for the pnrpdss of giving orr
wagons. ct cstera, a fair start After a priAkI
skirmish of half an hour, ovefHp&erihg buIh1
bers forced this handful of men 10 disherSeI
Some escaped and others Were pEHreh
There being no farther Obstacle ihefeEleralI
proceeded al once to the pubiicIsquAfe Thfg
were mostly mounted nfaniH5i. fsffiiAtHd al
between SIX and ten thousand ID number
Their first business was the IdestThction IoI
the large Cotton Factory. meat the railroad
bridge. 1t is one of the npat| 4tehsiyf. and
has been also one Of the inpdt nsefullHn the
South. II Was completely deHirbyed they
houses. and the bridges across tie Barren For. /
Ii is also reported that they burnt The GogrE
House, but Of this our infprnihnt Goulh iIok
speak with precision, as be was unable toreaela
the public square II was qlsp reported thai
4 two citizens of the town had been shot, ilIs
Gen. John. Morgan was irLl the town At tho
time, and only succeeded in baking his sscaps
with .his wife, by harris bfehdth- He Ieft oH
an ambulance himself mounted) pn the $patts
road We are happy to announce aiat hi
reached Sparta that night in shiety. IEll4worth
c.Lightninig his famous elegraphid opsrateft
who had his leg broken sou 10 time ag4t Maa
captured. HIs
Who is to blame fori this ugly busHnes9.l
Here is a cavalry dash upon one Of OUT chidtf
frontier towns. its possession and tile dRstruf
ton of large and useful proptty 1.-The raid y
even extended as far 40 Hlsborp. phssiIaay
almost under the guns Of MaArhester and right
under the nose of the military thsreof-aiifai
yet not shot is fred and TIP vahdals sscaEts
with glory; trophies and all! Who Is to blapse
for it? 1t certainly is one among the leasst
commendable circumstances, which have 81
Cured in Middle Tennessee
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28
! .ror Governor or TEane...t.~

We have been receiving St late aul1e NFf1
riety If communications-p5iyate and f9r print
relating to the next Cube rnatpriAl electfPii
in Tennessee We have read these with attfpI
tive interest. and have declined the puBlidtAl-
ton of them only through motives Of exPesIftntr
-cy Placing them on file for future use{ +
will give. us great pleasure to aythem kefthiS
our readers at some more appropriate seaAfin
than the present. r. HI
II has pleased rs greatly to note, if alilof
these. one leading sentiments that Of the neess+
sity and general desire for perfect harr4onyIia
the selection of suecessdr to Gov. HartH4
Personal rivalry must DO avoideh at PHI hlH
ards in our State afairsi Tor an of US IRE
sailing in the same boat; AID itIcah lily spare
union of action. among drew and carsnlep
The position-fulI of vexation and toll, With
bpt little pay, patronage orpower, i'm exile Afd
in trials hardly worth ! contest unless!ws
: recover the State capitol and as fer asss We
have observed would not, and certainly shdulc
not, provoke one in any event. BFlH II
Al this time we are on the eve Of great Pat
tie. IIt is expected to decide much for US 1
must influenc the fortunes Of rneH ,as web q
those Of our State. and the people at ls4fge
Until it is decided it ill-behooyes us to ehte
into fAlsome calculations Of our politicS, p
the various aspirapts thereof. After I'VE AaF'
fought that battle, we shall hav e time ant
leisure to adjust our future local afairs. HI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28
uEsDAY MORNING. APRI III 2s. lsss.
4 xew costume.

I'LL ! II
n times Of revolution aud bl9ek4dsi th9
liter O costume caupot be srfled al'oE4t hef
the iab e Of the wearer. 7 be cut al par
9Th is usually regulated nor 50 much EBy
hat we would have, as by VIII e Ne cal keil
be press Of the South has leit this redistribution
lie as sensibly as The ladIies. ahd Me.ses Hkly
lD4py new patterns among dur. Hex4h4 &esE
we meet upon the streets hui9ng odrIac
aintance. h |
Urged BY these considerable Of nece+s1r5F
l. have, il being forced 10 cuitailtfe sikh d
he sheet upon which the Rebel fsI prihEed.
omeehat altered the display Of matter thk TEN
appearing. In other words. ~ khe pta #
mailer type, we are enabled iP give qpIIsa ~
lueir reading as before and al the same tAni{
have adopted different style Of a4rauE elhEn4.
Eye1have laid aside the heavy Winter drasa d
bur editorials-after the Inand4r of Ahe more
typographical idea-hnd Assumed +
lighter garb. as here illustrated. II i
These changes have become necessafy Oh
account of the limited supply los paper, hnd
the imposslbility OF procuring o sheet l4fge
enough to continue our oliginIl, eleven later
costume.
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b. DAILY REBEL.
nAesi. RAds,IE

wish to purchase 500 900 poa4as 6f cleah eo.-
I'D linen ags. Tor which We WIN pay every
st price in cash. Persirs ,coilecti g r4g1. vii
Tito separate the white from the chlOrta. Al
rags wi!hcommand higher prices tnsa Hixed
~
untry merchants arc requested 70 collie ct tagI
5. Whereany quantity IS pgtcnss3d a EIEotai
euient For shipment, ADVISE a. of the. tacss kua
vii DIRECT where they are to be shipped. ABA fort
b the IN honey for them. IfsE HI +
ddress RANc. II PAUL. Caaikanrogz Tenh.
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NOTICE.
orTIcE POsT oUAErEEHAsrxz.
poruille March ~ Ilc9

OFF1CE tuoT QUAkTk kmAsTkksl
Knoxville, March %. 1S63-
THE authority for The payment Of the irregular
CLAIMS in EastTeuneBsee. against The Quarter
masters Departments has been .ferTed 20 the
dersigDed and the attention OF persnns holding sucn
claims u called the following paragraphs issued
from the Treasury department
conPTRoLLEE's OFFICE. Oct -. 1851
III. whenever property has been taken and nsedby
troops supplies BY order OF commanding ofhcer
(includin any COMMISSIONED ofcer 10 command las
shown by Is signature, OF in Of General, By
that Of bis Adiutant or that Of Q1artermaster
Commissary or other au- horized officer. or When
apprassmeut made Of such property Is approved
such officer 3 fair and just compensation should
made ltr the zane according TO the appuEenent,
(if not excessively or according % the approval.
(when not apptaised) under the head Of Supplies for
the army.
v. In case the approval Of Commanding oo6cer.
or other authorized Officer, cannot be obtained for
such supplies such claims should BE presented 70
Congress- or 70 some examining ofhcer who may Be
appointed BY the Secretary at War
No more oatstandi1g claims be paid ~ this
Office unless The forms Of the account, IN sceor-
dance with the provisions in the above paragraphs
n. ATKINSON,
mar76-lm Captain and Post Quzrteruaste-
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o. Robbers aTg plentiful TTi6 Nashville.

14- Robbers arp plentiful ID Nashville.
Hpsenerans and his horde are not the only
thieyes in that vicinity The Eating-house Of
ADAMS & Ewes was entered BY burglars, on the
tsprning of the lTh. Hhving climbed over
HE gaze between Il is two tenements occupied.
Hey opened tie baE K door Of the upper one.
EE removing a Sheet Of tin from the sash, aud
tiIen takingIof @iih sceewldriyer the piece
Which receives tue bolt Of the ipck. Inside,
obey commenced to- help themselves to what
Hiey could find. t,bacco, cigars. and liquors
fortunately, k;l4y were soon alarmed by e4riy
4lstomsrs ofthe es.ablishnent, who. seeing a
ff sht in the hbuss knocked for adulitiai,ee
1hk rogues tlhTAedi Rtely deeainpeh by the back
Nay, leaving behind saddletlsh A,nmer, a pair
shoes aud a ssrew-driydr, making LILLE by
sSieir bold attempt 10 rob. oh9 pr ne party.
a Climbing, OVER tie gate, 9rpHped 4 silver
Fatch, which wa4 found fss3asheii al to
siectse IEjI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

sss- Gov Stanley, The Yankee Governor Of North
cartEina, was ii wa. hingtoa On the I3,h .ns BE
ssyk Fosteris 20 utreuehed in WssbnSson. that the
rebls csnnbt attack him xithou. Destroying the lives
OF Women ana ehilcren. watch Will ser.e a. hostages
unit provisions Zach him.. Miserable cOre-ss-tO
shelter behind semen and children. And deprsved
wIe3eb-o make such an ignorhinious announce rent.
We Ope 90 prisoners win be ,1ken in hat assault.
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~ We have hses Of Nashville asd Louistile pa
perE up = lths 18Th. ls,h. AID 2Ofh From them,
amgg oter things ~ interest We ezIn tina, the ed
talIHf The baltimore American Who ! S2ectatOr
Of IT, battle before Charleston rits tbst It Is now
nov und4rstooithat he eafire ron clad feet 70 be
sent down 70 jim Flrtagats aktt AID participate IN
opsrhii0a< pa :ie Mississippi
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/ tas- What DO Re hope fdF \ do you ask.
fkpt for peace moro than revenge uBoa a ruth
eks, hear,less, cruel enemy. We hope and
Ppo ii earnestEystp hive long enough, Iif no
see 6h4 cavalry fipdpins through
syety city, village And hanlet pfIihe Yankees
III See their wplne1 begging Ir9tectioIi as ours
Save pleaded with fearful eyes 10 heuds in
Yankee uniforms, tb be proiscteh from their
brutal soldieryA TD see the rlqws torn from
lie hands Of tfeir flrmers and broken TO pieces
\ Their ienoesI laid waste aid their homes n
lanes. Their wives aud chkdEen driven mo
Tile aud hobt4d faon their own Territory by
ID invading enemy We hohe 10 see Iali ibis
Aid speedily. we4hase bee!i qnEihe defensive
ido Iong-we lholsd bdginl new 10 tIy q few
\ Experimental lessst in he aggressive. This
MIN bring Pea &c when all Other Antidotes fail
Tile rebellion win ile4 be crushhd The Adolf
liop despot mast T.. II We Sd determrie
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

~ We are heartily tired Of hearing peo-
pie sbuse the spectators. The worst enemy
to our cause and our currsncy--is the idiot
whopays enormous prices for what be car
very well disp ense With. thereby showing his
contempt and lack of appreciation Of hi.
country rapec-money.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

rI,Wo HUNDRED DOLLARS REEARD--Ths
j above reward win Be pad for the nPprehension
and delivery (eiher q the wall Iron works near
Cedar Bluff. Cherpkse eoOaiy. Ala or tothe under
signed q Zone. Georgia Of nero named Jsd.
sand negro il about 50 years ed feet inshes high.
weighs $50 leo poainds. very quick Spoken hAs
as one cheek. Is little knock kneeds has =
keen black eye and has sefy black skim very
smart. actiys uefrs- When last heard from, was
Niibin 80 niles osCedar Bun. occurring his way 10
Trenton Tenn. rtpreseatIng himself belonging %
man from saS41nah, Who was IN The army. aud
vas no. on his way % joia him he Win prdIablJ
20 by side Of Lookout Mountain ts Chattanooga,
hnd make COR the eaenyis lines BE mas uised
some here about SaJanrAh Augusta and has been
used 70 rorkinz On Rail Roads and Steauboats.t
IX SAnfL NOBl f.
apras-Iw Treasurer Cornwall Iron works &C
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rsa- We learA from the louisville Journal
that a large quahtityof bulternut and copper
head buttons were cenfseatfd in Louisville, a
few days ago. in the lower part Of the city.
The sale Of these deridedly d rebel emblems'
was forbidden bg the auiIiprities, and parties
wearing then OF their persons, were gratuit-
Ously passed to the military prisoners.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

"a The invitation Of Ait Chase to public
dinner by the Nsw York bank ers is decidedly
rich, 1t is the coolest Thing of the season.
The shfewd bankers laid q trap for him. drew
him into it. and the New York papers have
been making fua of him eyeF ince Humbug
man, ridieule Rim for his YeTdaney, and then
invite him Il dihnerl Ll
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

r. A Yankee paper says roid Rosy IN the
field ofybattle on his met,lesi white 4 eed Will
strike terror to the rebels II he il not the
celebrated Death ON a pale horse, ia, csnno,
be denied in all ee'dora. that he is death
On Pale AIs."3 Hill
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oFrIcE PKksIDKxr AEalr MEDICAL BoAKD.

OFFIcR President Amy MEDICAL BoAKD.
Chattans ogs. Tenn. April IS. ISIS.
MEDICAL officers having letters Of appoinent- (so
wi called commissions iron the Secretary Of
War and those who have been assigned 70 duty. as
medical officers. in orders BY the Aejutznt and In
spector General. under authority from The Secretary
Of War and applicants Tor appointmenf. with Letters
Of Invitation rom the Secretary Of War are hereby
notified that unless hey appear without delay. for
exam nation before the Army Medieal Board, con-
vened for thst purpose. their names viii be dropped
from the record
Signed l. 7. PIN.
Surgeon and Prcident, A n B.
By order OF the Board,
A. g. CaNP, go
Al. Sur. and Recorder. Isprle1vl
~ Rome aud Atlanta payers I.Io1f week.
and send bils 70 this ONCE. ~
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sSa- Brpwnlow, in a speech at Cleveland
Ohid. saidlhe was in favor of suspending the
liab44s corpus and every other corpts, If neces-
saryt
We are in favor OF suspending ms corpus
as sbon as we each him.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

rsa- The Louisville Journal Of the 9TH has
information that d rebel force estimated at from
four 10 six hundred crossed the Cumberland
river at Selma, entered THonpkinsyille, the
CD unity scat of Monpe, and we're approaching
Glasgow. on Tuesday They Ore supposed to
bs part of siOrsan's force. On the S anne day
one hundred and fifty Of the Tenth Rebel
Kentucky, underCol Martin, entered Columbia
Adair county. HII
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ta- AIYarkee paper stEikgs the names Of
twp subscribers from its list because they were
Recently hung The Publisher says he was
coIppelled L. be severe. because lie did not
know their present address.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

H. The Nashville Uni7n says. SIR so. B.
Hunt is ffedruiting y regiment at MurfreesborO.
and says sis death on The rebels he
wont hurt many Of them before he discovers
they are death on the Hunt !" themselves.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

~ a paragraph hrs be n going the rounds
ofIan old lady VINO his rnpustach on her lip
ItfE not uncpmmoh for young iadiss in this
vicinity 10 have mpustaches tiu their4ips, but
rare thai they grow There.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

s=z5i- Rosetraus has issued an order pro-
hibiting any officer, soldisF. camp-follower
81 citizen, within lie limits Pf liib department,
from dealing in Cpbfederate scrip This spc-
Eqiesiof paper haa heretsforeheen a popular
article of traffic. Suffers ana others bought
all that could be procured from soldiers or
citi4sns, and negotiated its sale in \ ishvile
at = hands PINE profit. REtsecrana argues
thht such persons gave aidlahd comfort to the
@rePellion' by milking its paper an Article of
trade II IFH
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

rs The GuiccEeIi, Byroa,s old MISTRESS is
writing the childess life Size IS sixty years
Oil. veal rs a aaxe1 wig, false teeth and rouge.
aud is a married Woman, ami is vain enough
II belize e she is still handsome
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HANDS WAR1KD FOR IHK KlRRI
STATE IRON 4 G. u. CO.

THE aaasrsig1sd desires 70 hire
20 Stone Asson's,
10 stone Cutters,
10 Mschinisf's.
4 Back Snithb.
70 Quarymen.
- Uarpenters-
Trentoo. Ca For particuiarE. apply % Thol Heb-
SER 4 Co, Chait41ooza-
RE. T. MnLUGroK,
apr5-lm snpt Empire State Ira &C. n Co
- Rene &c fgia Courier copy 70 The amocnt q
IS, ana forward bill 10 this once
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s6r A loving heart aid a pleasant countel
nance are commodities xhiph man should
never fail to tale home with him. They will
best season his food and soften his pillow. Il
were great thing for mAn that his wife and
children could say Of him, he never brought
a frownSor unhAppiness ACROSS his threshold.
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$50 REWARD.

CTRAYED from camp near Sheibyvilie. 7rSnensee,
- one Horse. dark bay e brown. nartsd = b On
lett sh0uider had . white sczr nght cbrtE. even
vita the ere Also. one hsre. DARK BROW rolor, 70
particular narkk exospt bs.vy m1os. b{lnf e noth
sides Of The neck, II about aixteen 49, A1gni -
borss has been see1 the cavalry. ~ pe7n neTrG
picked them I'D, can obtain The above nr1rds ~
bringing then % ne a. our csrPs ne@ e.~n1 rilsi
any pcrso1 bringing the horse& ~. - fst Ne
reward. Ne L1O- e-c4ns
/ surreoa Rubsrtso1 6arferJ: De.s B-ig.te.
sur1t-99s WiLhes' nviina-
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nEsERrED4THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
~ Private John Orange u Capt. Tn o.. ". G5l
tings Company 3. sth Coa;edsrlte Re- nsnt oAvsl
n. wa enlisted By Capt Tho. W. Col ding At Co
uubus. Mississippi. on the liih August, 1854. Il i've
feet eight inches high, sandJ hair nEs eyes, AID
fair complexion. German y birth, deserted bis
commana on the 18th Of Apr. lsss, AID i supposed
70 be lnI king in the vicinity Of Sequat ehis Valley
TenEes the absEe reward viii Be pal for his ap
prehensien and safe return 70 his anc Al camp
Middleton, near ehelbyyllle, Tssatssee
NJ WRITE, lat Lest. Cen 4. Co. Z.
apr7s-lt sub Cenfsderate Regt- Cav.
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GUBsTITUTE wAHTED-FOr one Of good char
y actor and perfectly sound colstii.t,oe, 49,
will be paid Apply 70 7. J. Wright, IN Aen.anfs
once Camp Direciioa- taPrSS"l
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reA- Speaking Of the wheat pro~tects. the
Athens Tenn Post says accounts ftom every
direction are highly encouraging. u this sec
ton the pfospeht d unusually promising. bel
ter than We have seen for sew sral years At this
season. With no accident. the harvest will
be abundant. H
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Ea5- John Mehrk was arrested in .ouisvilIe
Of the 18th, for hArrahing for JEFF Davis
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4 UCTIOS SALE CONTIkUA D.-o .onday next
~ 9th inst At 10 oiolocl i viii conf inub 70 sell
goods savertised foI the e5l inss., uld Ehnerous
other artie les-aunong Whic1are
2 Gases imperial Tea
Cooking stoves. new.
hantF.str and suokia. TpnaecO, q : &c.
spr2s-It J q WILLY
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T-sfFTY DOLLARS REwAED~-win be paid for he
+ arrest and confinement, OF my negro boy Dick.
y no selt me ast Monday. in the upper END Of tins
county Said boy Is Is years old, weighs about 50
n.nDds bi.ck cofnplsx en- has one front tcoth ont,
80. re buiIt peart and quick spoken was bartiooted
aad black round topped bat and bovn leans JACKET
BE was sen about ChaIrznOogsa a teg days age
aprls-Ivs JOHN El4DREDGE-
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A SUBSTITUTE.

A M one xantinE sahstitute. eau obtaln sas y
"A applying ~ this sdsce, and paying ays the :
and Is .6eoJ Eollars- Ispr3t-lv'l
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CrRavFD - .eSleu kOo ths cEups q ~ -
- Te.ne~.se = ginent. On Tie sFeninG q - -
ID 90 ~ dark Iron>Ersy PLY -abo1l fU youn
"a 6ftsS, And high; has fne ssddls EHiis, -
49, % fooisn and .lox-trot-" u = rafh8
- c,-.dti0n. The above reward wl - paid ~
- sesgery o. the camps q tie 3o<h Io11Qlls ~
i--.-- Pre.tsn's Brirsds. Brcchnn1Eos DiFinion,
n lahona Tennessss. q fbr any t.forn1tioa a.f
- - - DEERIHo = RoBER1R
arid Ash 6srrssa. 3oth I@1- nsrt
II errfpt1 for serrice IN Hauih1n corrfr EheT
win Be psid q ether trool. ars, - viii = an
CHARGED fron services uhe1 Ne eonlcrlpti11 : co.,
II fl countrT bT gEfhering up ognocripf1 81 uhs
de1irs . pr5tsct the psoph ben EAfsIsl IA rsb-
bszs. cons pro12nI iorUrra a1d enron tAtnldres.
lT t no. J. LOFRT.
spr15-lu Enrouiag oaoer len D. &c.
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/ ~ We were. aorlliored yesterday with
visit from our OLD friend aBd fellow. eitizen.
Eol.. Frank NJ Walker, Of The famous 18th
lEenttsssee Regiment. He i how on h Is way
k9reioiu his doInrl and. returinihg from brief
Visit 10 his family We were gratifed to see
Hms booking Sd wei and so full of confidence
hnd Lopefulndss q the sncee4s of prcause.
Is gallant soldier IA estirnabl4 citizen, and a
S9ourtly sentl4mersl he is decidedly Popular
sih the army. amongst officers and med alike
Two years Of severe campaigning from Wild
Cat tb Baton Rouge, in all s3rts of weather,
have not diminished his mill larry ardor and
enthusiastic live for his country. II distin-
snished services p the field are deserving Of
promotion. hd ought TO have bad a Brigade
instead Of a SINGLE reg lmenf. I month is ago.
And no man IN tif ARMY knows better how to
handle ond iri al Important rgAgement.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

4 10 PALMER declaration of The policy Of the
Feder4l. Yam kee, lAboli tion Government, that
it is rather their Intention ID abolish .savery
everywhere than restore tile tnion cbuid be
given than tllat Of Adjdtant GeheraI Thomas.
who has been sept to the West to organize
negro regime nts9 That object, speak king re.
Gently " the prefent policy p the Y hnkees.
Says that The Adrhinistt ation v 9uld rather dis
Miss officers from the service fdr opposing the
ABolition seheme Hthan Issue commissions to
SOLDIERS in tlleir army who hay distiug pushed
themselves i4 fglting fol. the glorious Aboli
Hon UnioTIi..'- If #HIs
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HEADQUARTERS Z
AEMr OF TESFEssEE, April 25d. 1sss-
No 50. VI
7 having been ascertained that many soldiers row
i absent frum this army. are auxio1s % return %
their colors bat deferred. By the fesr q pan
ishrlsRt - des.rterE, the commanding Gen~rEl
gives nstcs hat AL viii be restored 70 duty without
punshment mo return 70 their corps within 20 days
II within car lines, If nov north Of the lines q
this army, within 20 days. ia
By CoBmsnd OF GEx. BaAaa
(Btgned) W. w.MACKALL,
OFFICIAL Chief al SUI
a "A. I.prss irl
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