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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22
spescs, OF vice President stephc n >.

correspond .nt of the Macon Telegraph
,peaks thus Of tho speech recently dsnv,r,d
by Wee Presidcn, Si,rhons at MIlcdssville.
MsLLKpaEvrLLx, March l6, 1864. P NJ.
Hon A Il. S,epho ns delivered an addrs &c
to. uigh', TO q vcy crowded auiicLce. COM
possd OF menbe.s Of the L-g:sa;urs and la
dies aud geutlemop OF tho city AM vicinity
H. spoke Two hoars and h'ty minutes, in q
calm revisx. Of tho condition and prospects o.
tho cou.t y, ed the la,e ac.s ri Cunsrets.-
He express. confidence In our alb lity 10 &c
csmpiish our indcpeLd nee, aud cou"se.led
and Pessisteute. fls devoted
much C.. re 10 tbs suspension OF the writ OF
habeas curpus. lie admitted its suspensio:
in q proper waj to DO const.tauonai, tut NJ aiu
iaiued that tile bill as passed conferred, a Il u
gerous aud improper power, as It d'-p
with the oath Jude. which arrests siieud he
N nsde, and left II 10 the power OF tue Prcslden',
g ,cretary of War, and commandaHi "f tn
trans 81 issippi dep armesi, sua their agen-,
o rect cit'z .us, wIinou; any oath ep c'S S'pg
th Gauss o. the arrest. lie u d no !aI!t 20
ii d with the P,,r;h mt or other officers o..
whom this eS;r.o'd',ary power is conferred.
bat ab is~s oil it m'gh' be on; esd without
Their k,ow.s:ge. Tho t.ain otj.c' OF tie bill
cvadeut.y was 10 k cp the princi ais having
ubsu,u'ea, from AZ pa.l,ng % ,hs cuur s.
He reyiowod tie si>toTy oil the writ OF ha-
beasc cot,us and its otjcc:. Ii was 10 pre-
g, with ut bearing lie cid not appreciate
ths receSsiiy fer It's sn ponrion, bat ad MT
ting il ,ose nccsssary.,t was dono III a way Of.
frrsivc aud ca1gersns 10 fresmen and If we
do net protest against it, it may be To-. t-n@d or
US as The policy oil ihe governmsu'. Il ps"
testing against II, we are not 'pposiug III .
Government, bat merely ex,rcisin. right and
proper rnl,ci,ude for individual l-terfy. He
.liuded bri, fly to tho Currency and Military
bi iiH, u- lhouyht the ourrercy bill uiwise,
and scv.rc Ile thought tho Military bili. ii
x c1'cd. wou "a be la'ai, becauso II would di-
n,iui.h ,l,e prod acing ciasses 70 such al cx-
tent as to Iu;-ff,re with ihs n cesRa-y sup
plies Of food. These we're the chef topics of
his aidrc,s Though in feeble b. a h, lac ex
hibi cd award the ciose Of his spe ch. much
Of tho cid fire .ni el ,qncnc, Tor which he is
disurgu she'd
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BLANK FoaAs-Thc H,nso hss paTsci tho
rcso'u 'u.ions .qa-.t,ng 'hs Con.d ra Cows
ernmcnr 10 "fsr pesce after every vic ory AID
oil eve y her favorable occasi m, on the p,in-
ciples of iT76 Now, go do hoJe for fire.
qae,.t vic 'ories and favorable occrions. il the
government adopts the eusge .tinn. ~e pro
.,seo th- iagislitnre furni sh blank FIRMS 10
save writ ug We are anx oGe for p ace as
any man in iho world. but ,here's NJ policy to
be observed in making even a prt Il sr Of peace
Az aff.irs stand, every one We make will be
c nsrr uad into snch a WEAKNESS Of war. as "a
hold out the nope ei finally ~h,pp ng Us into
abolition terms.-Maco. Telegraph.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

The chronicle Of to, mon'hs' progress Of
the reboi o ,,ion lean is extremely irtsrsstiu
T. W.. place on the market about tks ist Of
March 1863 at four or hve per cert ptsaf-
uru on tho $50 pad for each Elo9 sbs-s.-
Dnring April ani May the loan vent dewa To
four per cent. dircouLt The victories sf Jelly
seAt il down o nine or ten. The capture q
of Cha; anooga reduced il below thirty per
cent. discount. Tho battle Of CticksossgG
c.u-ed it to ralv, but failed ts lift IL sbsve
six y-seven. The successes of Gsss. 0~set
beat i down 10 ffty. whence il has slsvly
settled away to ihirty-ssven -Losdssfus JssN
na'.
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IEe. le.l

A Act I, astborfse TIE cancellation Of certain Cet
frs srats stsies Bends, and tie ttIugun OF thar
for thsR.
The Cosgrea ef the Confederate States Of Amer, .
90 sreca. fbst ths tecre'ay Of tie Tre.suiy b. sad
he hersAg sefkosiz upon the rec'i Of sa'i ia 20
~ evs esee, aeaa fhf per cenum hosds, issued b!
hiH. npoe the resuisitions of the Secretary tas
Navy, dated October the efgttesth and twenty y-sev
taah. et9kfesa hgndred nd sixty fer i n
% dohar, eeeh have ben cancelled abr, ad to .ub
stituts sD4 deliver 10 the kecetsry CT tie Nary an
equal nosae OF kenes II like charact.r
ApproseA, Japaary D. 1864.
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The G. ngsess ef the Coaf.deSafs States Of Americ
That eecttoos for representatives o. th~ e nsr-,. n
tie e. nj rate States TT h- state st Eissnu 3,
he q, fntoss Until the Legislature o: saiS g. at.
~ TO vote re ticket, c-niai i.ing the me 81 ~
per~,H for eark Of f5e CONGRESSIONAL di
nscs: o. said stats sad 'he p.sca. recei.,nx sh'
lics sbail be commissioned repres ativcs BIZ ts.
90 ernor Of s.id S'a'e
SscTTos .. uch tlec.i,a shsn b heis anon IN
a-. a"bd- y in az nrat. snd up+n the same asy q
sch .econd ye taert ,ffsr during the wsr :
sscTIos Sdch II ioo. hall le hid by tie aT
GERS sutN rs d. or p:r.ous spIc uss.i provided iy
thg isss Of lad Sta'e tr the pu-lrs. Of hn.dig 81
eiec iots. ard hi b. conii ed sccortiia.. to to,
Tar tie .anc re IN LIED ny tni, act
+. .cIIoS 4. ~ ch elec,irts, any rtZ- Of tn,
C"''eieraie sa'ss who sh,s b. eu.i,f.d to lie 4 .
= me mhfr d the m 81 runner bra c'a & tse sta
Lgis 1tur- of snid STAT shall b. enej t, vote a.
the Sc or pl ccs in So S:Gts AZ whic he @4us.
oe e'ii I'D ." te is IN elec.ion T., rseHaer
S.cTIoss Bus f. .uch CIR. y "a II bs i. ,he
militia ~er.in 81 tie C"r.ederA:e States in cSs.
=. sh+ b- crtrer T"r b'tne by ths cert Am
sis c untry y tie pahc enemy Z bv the movement
OF tte enemy troJv-, W ctse ske sec:iG esnsa
s.os Of .vA w @ o. 10 osns .s.. ne , ss"c y
c" shall Dc a. .t snyp-l-s nfv ri. q
20 ii ate o. &. lie camp, Il III. aIn, Is herein
stcrIo g SIC, e. cticn Tor rorr.senta,ires wh.r
no o i' tte "S+''s nf he th4i be conGuc,ei
!o'"n~s: In very .rr.y c.rps divj-:oa " ca m.. 4
tie osora .9ssach sirn nj ~ asyoher oa~er :, m
N I'D 81 'Iy less d5 de- ei atrvice a., j.
t,' l"dsts n tee cle'k, 70 npsa sa4 h,,a ucs
ec iio' n 'h'l boil ihr same and Gao ~,
rh hT"ts shi rctnr-s e. r The a., :ues ard ~
A'i"ns - ~ rrac'rc .b'e, J. the same xers
;-p '@d aod b. d st The nsrt! ola of .iiin9 H.
M IN ~ 5 tc sL. allo% all ..eoas en.iticu
ta ~ ;bec ia.
S.crIoS Z. TIE turns Of suc. el-ctf.ns N camp.
sh>i r~ irded sy the several ing ficsrs
api k''nt he s-d clerks d t. The
III Ih st "nicer d. sal the senior of the rrs d.
if"in al 't@t, !nr ! h : h-iI in the en-
camp ent q army, in WIiCh the l. held VII -,
- ~ shdu tc, & t. forward tn, sane to IN.
Nv rhoi 1f thr Stei-. tie ssms :.ay b " H,:.
've:'ie' To- " RI by nah Commanding Officer d.
r. y, tie rnnr
s'cTis'h Ia ,ase tts n .fss Of she pub tic ser
VIC ~ tie idig %. the elections in n; c.p
uad'r I'll at t1e uIne ,r;vJ- hy law, tie ssua
Eny "e "' a. any I'M wahia TIA Gays sft.r tbs ~.
ven'iss cause IN " the tins Ter hol.li;g the
-am 10 br q Icy ihe ,6cer al h rix. - sppoi,.,
the lud ciegsa.
BRETON 8 SY,a oc7cer shali b. autho.sseit I'd
ter a." Ei'p-r oath, to the judge AID clerks
hey hay 4. .'H.s er " Sa!ac TO es Il .fher
S@CTsus ~ k-rrs p'raon enc aed N. hodS z
surb ei-ci sal Yak 10 -npp,is tie -
t'tiIp of tse 81. ats fn sch r.. hi
duty in Loidin< each eiee ton tlraiiy im,a,-
APP royec. j .rua , le, 1864
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Aa Actt, authorize commander, CT corns end De
pariments 20 detail he offic M nbers of mill
tAry courts under certsia crcums'sncss
The Couxr~ss Of the Confederate State, Of Arsrica
do enact That comuar6' NJ rps AID depa- fcn Mt
ke al they hersby su;hor zrd to detail q Id on
cers o. u.mbers NJ iiary courts Whenever 'nr Al
the ipdees ef said courts shall be disqualified
euInfsy an nHy urabie from s,ckncss or 9th
er una veidahie caus- to attend said courts.
Appsoved, February 8. 1854,
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Ma Ia

Joint reeolutioa Of thsaks 10 Majcf Won Berck-
wheraa Major Heros von Bcrr.k ef Prussia. Auju-
saut and Inspector 1enerai Of the vairy Corps OF
the Army Of Northern VIRGINIA, hsvtse left his ovn
and. bY hs perropsi gAsny IN d. Did, hsviHg wa
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IKE. Ill

Al Act so sontinas In fcrcs the provs ,ns O. Act
therein named
SAe egreo of the Co,f.derats states II rre.ics
se enact. fhat ske pscvs ns ef sn Act itied AN
Act % inc1ense the ray Of certain ca ira nnd EN-
physes 81 ths lxs cu,ive and Legislative I,era-t
spess" aPprosed ocssher thirteenin. eeh,ss n nua-
dred and siIty-tvo, BE snd the he.eay ccn
timed IN foree snsil chfswss ordered by Cengrsxs
Apesossd, January Is isez.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-22

SIoys AND SYMpr.Ms.-Ruuaors Of rocogn-i
;ior by Francc-IAIIuc-s and iIs,s ors of .he
snemy ip M,seiasippi. Northern G~orgiA. Flor
Yankee gold TO l70-tbe reiurn Of Yankee
troops TO their hoDcs-suapcnsion OF the
ldfa aet--the Disgrace OF Made the trembling
attitude OF Wall s'reot the opposition oi
Earl De@by 10 the British Ninis:ry, and III.
cressins inpatisncs Of tho English people
dieappointment at the Nursh loss of conf
depee aud mom-ntary fsat Of a financial panic
md rsvolut- ou -thess ars s,'ne oi tho signs of
the times across the border, which bid us
keep heart ard h ,pc
How siaud sc at home? The fourth year
Of the war lfas b. en- inau : ura ed with a series
of successes. Our armies Q stroug AID in
t6gbtng Trim; hsgg Sc h-s gone to the rear
and mcR are stripped for battle; bnoyaai
Ispiri: every ebere prevails; corhicnce in ell.
csuse grows space, and Cont dsIa'e currency
begins to wear it, rel -vens'ed aspect; gold if
going dewp; speculation h's halted tor a
Tune: prices If stocks ard bond rare fumb ing;
and in abort, We chow th,i wonderful vi;al'-
Ity" bsore which the New York Times s;anda
amazed s ike T. Q baisnco between III. two
Icane-s ard taxe courage. On the one hand.
Idespera ion, wosku-ss, doub'. and int rua'
strife; and on the other. 'He~h courage,
strength, fai h and entity of u-pors. Il MT
tho contfast cheering. and should We not fr.
grateful 10 that overrniieg power which has 30
neariy given ua the vict"y that We have {
sttueg ie but q tew months mere ande claim II
AZ oaf owB.-Somfh CoroIinian-
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No. 20.

Jo>t r>selutf,u Of thapta to Colonsl Tkomas q. Ia
mar and the Ulcers aai men engaged in the defence
OF SeceNionvilie.
Resolved. BY the Corr ge- Of TIE Confederate State
n America, That TIE thhuks Of Congress are due and
an hereby ssadefsd b Coioa el Th.mas @. Lamar
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J..iut rcso;l,;,n in reI.,i9p v, ;ce war.

Rrsrv.d. by the Con>rc-s o: t,s C,r'eder,e 9ta.e.
OF AneEi"a, 1aa tho n. Is eepi.i Us ias occ,.
"n rsTins the re,p.e III. Confederate Starr
that thy ae e ed IN stugg-e Tor The pre>erva
~ bo ~ hb .iy E.d : " s.'ton aHs th,t &C
ttc~ II Life Or f:t:lGe b. c.vty ~rich ~
r'q ate o iaeas i've srd their pest r.
e. tvs 81 ymcnt of ther- ns,-pre 49, bl sis.
AID 10 g. assure LEN thS~ In ju1yme1r o. t:.r
tn.ress, IT. r-orrcts ~ tie ccuntr. We o; ed
with ererry btu '.Disd ri. .ser ID =; pied sul
hd-lt- hr" mf;F ga s"Ecico. {" supsort the
cfo r:C<: Wal which, CIR e to ..
cur ia6e. en- md ti OFT thea b. " con-
de a ion which d"cce frremI erd Ia rio.
- i,nolp -urrepdr Uf el p:r. AID psr n.
uca to en- jCugnant rbIIe OF every erh'iiti,.
aci Va teuper, in wh tevsE qlsr S;..t-v
u ett X ~ b~ Mk 'e { lsp,ft q j.
braDcte. OF the t.s~'rHcut IN tie .etit
CT ri th-r !; Ut. nal rs d u : ar
IN rious ard uns0lfIa a:d p.rI &c CO. cra'i IN
whch can s'ous irp,tt tn our "suse III. !resi.tio
a're?sth which apr'CSs tom united Gu cha ,a;ersa
ieengs nth ftrveE' DIV th.n 10 IT, ra5lic ntsl
Ap;IOYed. JanlA.r z. l,e&.
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.TELEGRAPHIC.
Reports OF The Press AssscialisH

Entered according to tho sct Of CoaGresa N us!
year 1888. by j. TuRtsuxR. In the Cfcfks once oi
The District Court ~ the COME derate States for us
Northern District OF GenrEi,.
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:snA .ss A0cers aud men q, r,see In the f,r.u AM
sscessfs se'suce OF s. ss-s~v'ls. assi.t ahs srea,
day Of Jsre. ephteen hundred aad sixty toe.
Approved, February Q, lsst.
= No Il.
Joiat naSiution oft1anks to Captain Oeiuu yf,u:ep
ant Dswiing, and tie men ueSer their Command
Res,%sl That the thaaka OF Cons. .Nsa are emiusss.
" due .sa Are hereby cordially given to Captain Cd
tsca composing the Davis Guards cider their m.
uAnd fos twi daring gallant and .fui fence
The eDesey. on tire eighth cf -eptember last with
Acet IL I've gunboats an tw' nty two steam t.ans-
ror,s. cs;rying land rce "f lheen thousand men.
Resolved, that this deienc~. rcs.i;!nE, undcr re
Providcsce OF Ga 10 tks d,feai If the Enemy the
capture Il two gu ie:s viii, than three ius-
The cr'pprS { thrd gu boat. abe di-per.ion OF the
transports. and prevcnti he Invasion OF Tcx CON
nitu,e. the opinion OF Cn,rss. ono II tie nos
brilliant .nd her &c achievements 10 the History of the
war, and esities the Davis Guards 10 the gratitude
ID sdmpAsSan Ct Their ,uu:ry.
Il xnIssas That the Pfe.ident be requested { eour
nn caie ~, h'reR ing rssp uiops 10 Captain Ddun
i.ie',t@nan apowlns. AID the men under their eJm
Approval, February 8. 1884.
No-Ia
Jsnt ., u;iou Of Thank. TO n.rai Bcnuyera.d a. :
the ofi.eTa aud oi Ills maid f1s their d --
fence Il Charleston So ith Carolina
Eesoivri ty the Cor gress o. the G, node.at State:
II userira 1hat the III 'nks Of Congress muen'
~ uue ftu arc Dficpy c'llla trEGtrcn ~ Gettr6
10. +. BAausesa~d aud the HI ers and m n oi hi.
co 1rnand, tor their sllan enl c,asu Gcieuc
Char!es oa 3 u'h Csroina--a de'c Viii b fr tb.
skill herofa aRd cnsciy dsi. yed by The defenders
di: IA attack sc.rreiy ,::,l-;:-Ird ia :rf,rc
see;her se c'u-ds. tie p rs:-,tnt tH,tS IN. enc
ny or bis am It h5n 'dess tt,. n1Nt
proved ssd iurm able sr,i !esy AID the o pc tn'
eASinrs o. hitter,o klwu -is Justly ert I'D to
- pronounced glorious ~ m, sitini hDtory and a..
al oiriss cain y.
Reso.vsa 1hkt th- Fra de;t be seau-f ted u con-
"nnr"'e the ,'sxo'ng ,e- !oii II 70 tisneri Besur
yard and tta Of era and .: his c.nrn.rd
A9pro'ea J.nuaiy 1854.
No 43
Joiut renoution Of auts to kaj,r g. neral Patrick
Ctb RE I'D TIC III. r Ynd men vI der lii.
con-. mad, Tor c@ti ished .e'vc- At t,nygla
Gap, IN tho State of ,eorg'a. Nussmbtr ~, lS.3
Resp'v-d Tat tie tia ks nf rg-.s are tine a. d
are hsrea' tsndcred. 10 MAJ 6-hstal Patri II Cis
surfe, aud The c16ce I'D men urd-r his
OF t. vic cry osisi ed ny them e. snp.,ir f,sce-
nf the ra.niy at kngs".d g Tie ate sf ia,sg,
loa ths t7,h day OF Nc,cJ brr, 1863 ty whic /. az
vsn II tie enemy Wa impedsd. odr w,son train
~ mot ot Gu: artillery sNed, and 6 Urge bsi c:
u t,c enemy XII ed md up8cd.
E'eoe,d, hal tic PleSi tent be requested TO com
ann'cae Ia ~ aoing ieeo!u ioa to Aia, Ceuer.!
Z. barre snd kis comn-1 cd.
Ap rnvei February SEA
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IN Ae4 10 Pre.,as ter heldng elections for Rcprenen-
httvts IN the Stnsrss Of tie Cxhescsate States
Aria ths B<Afs sf ksscayi.
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Az Act TO sathor'z, the appointment OF agent Of
the Treasury Departments west 81 the Misssssippi.
The Congress OF tha ConfederaM States Of Am :rica
DO e5aci,
Ih the P,ctident sh-ll by and with the a'vic and
nscHt It the Genste app lint age 4 Of the Tress
urs u par,nrni, who's duty it sasu he TO reside wes
Of the Mississippi q; such phase, rpd to di-charS
su n duties as shall from tina IN time be aaSgnea
him by the Secretary OF the Treasury With saary
OF tbShe thousand dcaars per aruua, payable guar
ierly ia sdya"c.
| SIC .. The Secretary ~ the Treasury shall have
wer give 6ec ION to the said at TO eischsrge
any du.y or function the other eide OF th~ ss
nop, which Re the said aecretnry 10 C mpetent II
discharge and shall sp have Fowcr to ssthorins tn
ent srch clerks and % prescribe eucn reg
uiail,s ts- the vvrnment of suh aeant aod clerk
., from time b, time the said Secretary may Gem
nrcprs Prevsde1, hat soch ce'k Ks sha receive the
Treasury Department.
ssc Th.. this act shan expire ON the day ri the
rsiHc a,on Of treaty Of peace between the Confede-
rate S.a'es and the United States OF America
Approved January a. 1884
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MmLrDGrvIilr March l9.-Both branchss
o: 'hs Georgia Legislature have adopted Hon.
Lotion 8 S'ephens' resolutions, on the terms by
which Trace .houli be sought by tho Csnfsd.
o-a,e G. ,verpmc1t. and on the acties Of Coz.
cr .ss snspsnd ng tho witt OF habeas corpus.
Tney have also adopted . resolution tsrsiar
ov-r 10 tho Confederate service sll.persSn In
tn. State betwcen the ages of eevsntses end
eigh'een, and foriy-hvc aad fifty.
Also, unanimously. resolutions expressing
confidence in the President. aad thaukins, the
Georgia troops for re enlistiug
The Legislature has adjourned, sine die.