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1865

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General CheAtham.

From the Macon Telegraph
The subjoiled note, in dsfeuse Of one Of the
best generals in the service from an unjust
AsgeTsion On his name and fame has been mis-
laidi hence Ihe long interval between its date
and publication
Mr.. EDITOR: member Of the Gene al As
ssmbly, on yesterday (ThursdRy), IL his re-
marks upon the late Tennessee campaign, made
some anipGdVersions upon the conduct of
Major General Ches!hAm; and il justice to his
character, and 70 the men who honor him, can
not refrain from denouneing them as false.
Since the rsveTsss TO cur arms in Middle
Tennessee, It has been frequently asserted tbs!
they were partly attributable, to his non-com
plsuce with orders Yet am most happy to
state, these assertions have been as futile as
they are false, and have never met with the
sanction of General Hood.
No order was disobeyed by that gallsns sficeI;
and the failurs Of attack aud TaGt 4 5uccsss on
an important occasion, was N no wise due to
his delinquency, bat to unavoidable ciTcUm-
stances upon which he and the commanding
general are perfectly agreed.
Let these men who would thus accoun! for
our mistortunes scquaint themselves with facts,
and not deal in assertions 50 erroneous and
wrong.
Not once have / heard 81 officer or soldier
who knew the circumstances, and who partici-
pstsd in the campaign, attach any csRsure to
his character; and Gen. Cheatham himself was
sstonished, on coming among our people, to find
that complaints were made against him, oil
which be had no knowledge while with the army
10 behalf of the Tennessee soldiers who love
him, sad who hsve followed him through many
hard faugh! battle, 1 would rsfuts this ssper
sion Of bis character aud being proud Of his
history, wcvld vindIcsto his name W.
Macon, Feb "a 1865.
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General Orders No. 2

Headquarters Armies Of the Confederate S.a.sil
February II, 1895 }
In en- srug upon The campaign about 20 opsu.
GepsrsIiu. C4isf feels assured that the soiSsa ~
have so long and 50 uoby borne the hardships sli ia
gers OF the require eEhorlsiOu 80 7si2 'll A.,
the calls of hOnor and duty. ==-
NWth the liberty transmitted by their t0rs a.as.l
they have inherited the spirit 70 defsudis
The choice between war aud abjsct submis.1l 3 o.
fore ,hsn.
To such proposal brave men, with srmi Ia .Asu
hands, can have bus
They cannot barter manhood FOR peace Riss5s riyhf
OF self government for life or property.
Bu: justice to them requires a stsr1sr aiua1 Ia g.
tho who have abandoned their comrades iuils l1ur
Of peril
A last opportunity ia offered them 70 ulp= Il
dis gSscs and escape .as Punishment OF shsi- rsnsI
By authority OF the President CT tbs Couhis-s.s
States pardon is announced to such dsssri "a sas
men improperly absent as shall return to the eomaad
to which they belong within the shortest posIs.sas.
not eEcssdiag twenty days rom the publication d h
order at the headquarters Of he dspsrimsn; a mia
they may be.
Those who may be prevented BY intsrrupsl,a 81
communication, may rspor within the tina sDsSasi
to the nearest enrolling oiesr or s'hsr ossr o. i1.y
to be forwarded as sOsn practicable and up9a pc.
se-:izs certiE Ecats .s5-4 ssh oics- ssovss .,z-4
euce with this requirement, viii receive IT, sa-i-
hereby odsrsi
TLOss who lave deserted . The service Of ia slsV
or who have deserted after having been once pat1-sf
for the ofsuss, and thOss WHO shall dsssr, x A..
sent themselves without Authlrity, after the ,sig-
Of this order excluded from It's bsneas NJ t,s,
the Sasr q pardon 5E.5 nj to 5thsr osuss. 5 f,f7
ton and sbSs1cs without permission.
By he same authority +; Is also declared ths. q. ,z
ersl amnesty will again Be granted and tso,s 15
fuse to accept the pardon now offered, or ~, ,asl
hersGtter desert Absent themselves ritbo,- .avz
shall suffer such punishment the e0uru ma, n.
pose, and no application ior S.emsney vii b, ,l.s
tanned.
Taking new resolution from th- - ~ f.
mics intend for US let every man devote all h.sa Z.
sies to sEe common defense,
Our resources, wisely and vigorously employer are
ample and with brave army, sustained by i,.sr.
mined and united people szcess1 with Co. Isais..
snce. cannot be doubtful
The advantages Of the enemy will hav. bY. .i,5s
value II We do not permit them to impair our r,,ou.
uon Let Us. then, oppose o5nstaucy 10 avsrity 5sr
H'ude to suffering, and courage to danger udi Ia
firm assurance that He who gave f-.a5,r, , n :,
lners VIII bless the efforts Of th0ir children . ore
serve it
msr4-6t rBr .,--.-
ES All newspapers IN The Conf.ders., Sta.ss Ar
requested to copy six times tho above TGeusrs 5ris
40 p and seud bills (vih copy rs ID. psp,-, 81, d,
Redmond Eng uirsr for payment.
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We cannot by our enemies, but We issT we
may be conquered by OURSELVES, by ouf selhsh-
ness, our tsesnness-esch Wishing everybody
else to do everything that they think ought to
bs done, and themselves never lending 3 help
ing hand. Such ought not to be the case; but,
alas, it is truth-to Us fearful one.
la these trying times every man should feel
boldly speak and hsreicslly act, as though all,
all our hopes O. success depended upon bis own
e1srtiOns.
Bat we have still another and yet more
dangerous element peryading large portions Of
our country: it is the foul loaihsoms bresthings
Of reconstruction. Our hearts swell with feelings
ofindignstion and coutsmpt when ws come in
contact With the stencil belehe1 forth from such
vipers upon Southern soil
To think OF shaking the blood stained hands
of the muTdsTsrs Of our fathers and brothers, the
desOlators of our homes, the insulteT5 and peIse-
cu!ors of our wives and daughters, the highway
sebbeEs and vsndSls Of despo,isn, is enough "a
make the hearts blosd Of any true S0uthoInsr
curdle into hate
Awake arise oh ys men of the South =
Come forth in your manhood and give yOul
services to your country, and resolve to triumph
in her glorious cause, or perish in her defense
-GseTPia IiIaST.
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REBELLION Even Lnrd .Inhn !

RRBELLIOE Even Lord John Russell cor
I iesses ns inability 10 see any cause frr The az
! cess.Te Indignation manifested in the North :
The crime 81 rebellion" England he on
serves rebs.lod against Charles I; rebsIiei
agsLnsi James II; and The people of Nav Enc.
lEnd, net conseDtwith these two rebellions rss.
oeileG agsinIt George III Without deciding
wEetLer those rebellions were iDsiifsbIe d1
: "het-e! they we've wrong, or whether ne gouib.
efn rebellion is justifAble OF not, Ear RusseIl
says The mere fact Of rebellion ia moi IN nv
eyes, cIlms Of SO deep dye that wemust re.
noUnce al fellowship and communion and TeIs.
nonshlp with hose who have bsen qujtv Of II
own / cannot bus wonder 10 gee the cfFspTing
Of three Iebslli0us Tsally speaking like ihe CgI1
ot Russia, the Sultan Of Turkey, or Louis XIV
himself % tie dreadful crime and guilt of rebel.
lion
Wha! adds 20 the sudacily Of this sutc,v- -
the simple fact shat there has been no rehsfiion
pi all, unless it be that OF The Black RsnRf,fcsn
party against The Anerican Coasti,utioii TbsTe
nus. be allegiance TO government ssHDowI-
edged before resistance of its authority ARnomss
rebellion. The SIsIes never owed sIiegfnhee 10
heir sgeEcy a. Washington Tbsv 80 ,bs
oVeIelgns, to whom and to whom aIn4s. The
upTeme allegiance OF their Respective .bi.
ants was due.-RIehHsOHd Dispatch =
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sHERHAN,s MOVEMENTS.

Up 10 the present wiring, Monday morning,
-s have no very recent or reliable intelligence
g 70 Tho preEent position ct prospective move
meuu Of SHERMAS's army, Speaking o! bis
exported hank movement in the direction o
Wilmington, the Columbus ESqUITeT Of yesier
cav ssys that if SHERMAS has really taken this
courae, it will be impossible for our generals to
Know certainly whether bis intention is TO reach
Wilmington or Charleston, until be arrives ST
E.oTsncs, the junction Of the Wilmington and
Manchester and the Northeastern railroads
F!eraucs is about half way between Chester c.
E sDd Wilmington by & direct route, and the
=sTs sS El"FASsG mia, n GhSEA'tn%5 sT5 e ttoT %TS
Florence TO Wilmington one hundred and
seven miles, east. We suppose kks distance
ron Chester G. b to Florence to Be about one
hundred miles
Il is true that there is continuous railroad
connection between Charlotte and Florence, by
vsG Of Wilmington; but, in the present aspect
o. the situation in Eastern North Carolina, it ia
very hassrdous, and liable TO interruption Al
several points Even II the Yankee report o.
tie capture Of Wilmington by them be false
ibsJ are in positions and in force that would
enable them TO strike the Wilmington and Wei
oon railroad very soon after oEdeTs to that effeo
TAD been given. We have been advised Of shj
Concentration OF their troops srBssuiOrs, n. C
and. If SHERMAN has taken the course pursued
ihe presence of 8 large Yankee force there wa!
10 doubt intended IS q precautionary measure
- prevent his iRtsTeeption st Florence
There is, however reason to hope that Gen
HARDEE, who was at the latest accounts, be
tween Charleston and Florence, with consid
srtble body of troops, may be in a position t.
hold SHERMAN in check until pursuing force
ssn ovsrtake him. Gan. BRAOG, in command
81 Wilmington, might possibly aid in this et
Tort. But We must not forget the celebrity Will
which SHERMAN has 90 far fsnked forces iute
iior in numbers to bis own army, and his sPtt
iuis in deceiving those who wait for him as T.
;bs course he is really taking.
Perhaps, however, all these sPeculstIons 81
Premature and SHERMAN still on the mLTc
towards Charlotte and LEES rear.
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cnsEEnRRATrs srATEs CONGREss

CONFEDEBATE STATES CONGRESS
> FRIDAY, Feb, l5-Iu lie Senate. Ir John
s-e,Cl Georgia, presented -esoiulious ra5sed .!
The e~crgia regiments in BenniDg's brgsoe
OldeIcj 70 be pTir.ed.
Mr.. WigfAn, from the Military Committee, 70
ported bill to authorise the Secretary OF wa
% negotiate ..ith thegovernors, or other author
ies' OF Inc eise[e1N States. when expedieDt, i 7
any number of saves, Il serve v7rtt, tae army l.
the Geld or for service iu any of he buIeaux o,
supply 10 the neId, UF AZ poo = ~. - .sv4.,-,
notifications and mining, under sny Of the iRy
of the Confederate States, or to engage ths
assistance to execute the laws Of the ConfedeY :.
cy reetive 10 the imVressment Of slaves, AID q
| make such contracts or engagements IS may
necessary for procuring an adequate supply >
slave labor for all such purposes. The bill va
| passed.
House bill for the further organization of th'
field artillery of the Confederate States was con
I sfderU0 and PsSssd
| Mr.. WigfaIl, from the mtirsry Committee, "a
ported back, with amendments, House bill to di
| minish the number Of exemptions and details
which, on motion, was postponed till to-day.
Mr. WigfaH, from the same, reported bask
with amendments, Senate bill to exempt fTsa
military service, skilledRrtigsns and mechanic
| in Government employment. Pending the Con
sideration Of which,
On motion, by Mr.. Oldham, of Texas, the s -,
ate resolved into secret session to resume ca,
siderstion of the bill to provide for the empl az
mens of two hundred thousand negro soIdisfs
l. The doors being opened, the Senate resuls-
consideration of the bill to regulate the conn
ration OF the civil employees Of the G0Vernn -
at Richmond, the question bsing on concur =
in amendments proposed by the Senate Fius !.
COMMITTEES. The amendments were couenr--
| la EITU purHutf yfdSE ! ssi
the Vice President and the principal Execu .ls'
officers Of the Government shall receive 5 10
600; the assistant secretaries, $7,50Oi ct 8,
VI Lureaux, 81 900; the chief clerk of ~
bureau Of war, etc. Sc 0OOi sll clerks, artif AZ
and employees, etc, $5. .500)
The House met at the usual hour. Praye b
the Rev. Mr.. Shaver.
The Speaker laid before the House q mes
from the President, transmitting copies of as.
ther correspondence between the Sscretarr
the Navy and the Governor of North Caro- IA
relative to tbs seizure of coal from the stean
Advance Referred to the committee on Nsys
Affairs and ordered to be printed.
Also, message iu response to . resoluSiJ
transmitting information as to the numba.
iron foTges and furnaces in the employmeI, {
the Government their capacity, and the priee
the iron delivered by each. Laid on the hi
and ordered to be printed,
Senate bill TO increase the pay of sssi 5tsl
paymIsters in the navy was referred t. q
Committee on Naval Affairs.
The House then took up the Ssnste b.
regulate the business of conscripton.
Mr.. Rogers, of Florida, offered q subs "a.
therefor; and, pending the consideration { ( Is
bill, the House went into secret session.
When the doors were re.opened, the T a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-03-06
THE DANCERIs NOW

Such is the truthful sssurGEce given TO ths
people Of Alsbsms and Mississippi, by the No
bile Register. And it uTgos, therefore, that what
ever is to be done in the srming Of our slsye
population must be done quickly While wait
ing for the slow process of Legislation and or
ganisaGon, the hour for action may pass. and
the situation become irremsdiable Voluntary
Iction must anticipate this contingency. Lei
iae people in the country take The matter up il
;aeir own counties and neighbOTboojs; beat Up
are willing and whom he can tr.st. volunteer r.
companies and troops for the defense of tbe
and
Ihe nation needs more armed defenders. The
cEum and fife need to be heard oncs mora
through our impsrilsd land, kinding anew a..
sacred war Cpirit and summoniug the dweIlers
uPon its soil to its defense. Men, men. with
Erms in their hands, is what We need for thu
CTest duty Of the hour is war-wsr for Tbertv.
tol property, for subsistence, for life Oh if
Ihe STATUS Of some inspired and eodks man
could be bTsathed into the souls of this psopIe
GzousiHg hearts, intellscts and judgment to a
true appreciation Of the needs, dangers and
duties Of The hour, what a magical change would
tome over this suffering land How like morn.
ing mists would vanish the clouds of danger
row overhsBging US How like tempest could
Inc combined manhood of these States sweep
teiors j; to death the invaders who insoleutiy
come with aIms in their hands to demand Of
q 70 become their slaves
Again, and agsiu, and again, we repeat 10
AlsbsmE and Mississippi, that they hold men
soougb to eDeircle as with Chinese wall the
boundaries Of these States, covering with them
toe iaTss and PsEatss of so many safe and happy
homes, and to drive every hireling Federal sol /
eier from the inner soil The ,5LI the WILL. is |
Elore wanting. Seize your arms; form compa |
Dies, and call upon Gems Dick Taylor and n |
E. Forrest to lead you, and your homes and
coun Try are saved. More than thSg-!he wsr is
ended tor such an uprising wou'd conviace the
Ror.h that people csPsbls o. Sc sublime On
SCI were uncoIquersb,e. Whenever that con
yIcuon enters the Yankee mind, the sword will
6-cp Hcm bis grasp.
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A Splendid Memory,

On csrtsiu occasion Mr.. Kelly vent from
SoUiEead TO CsmpbeltUwn TO assist Q. Altar
| MacnsUgbten in the sEcrGmentsl seryicss T
was arranged that Mr.. Kelly should preach oy
the Saturday, aud DR.. Mcnaughten on Inc Sun.
day. For his purpose the S0uthsnd minister
srr!' cd At his colleagues mansion on the Friday
ana IN tie evening, wss sitting in the study with
TIE DOCTOR, when the latter was called ont Of the
room to st.sHd to a sick person, and was de.
tanned considerable time Meanwhile. Mr.
Kelly had espied professional looking msnUs
cHpt lying On bis hosts desk, and beeuiled The
tine BY reading it. 1t proved to be a most e1-
sfalh essnt sermon, prepared by the doctor with
On me ensuing Sabbath. The doc.eT yein,,,n3
sna placed his manuscript in he d,sL naSo5,
lock and koy, Mr.. Kelly keeping silepca o GnGet
subject. But on the following morninS wboH 'ns
4dr Kelly had TO preach, the doctor'E intenss Tmn
surprise may be conceived when he heard hi.
irlend delivering bic own sermon ivsissintis y,y.
s'5, from the beginning to the end. Aud Il WAS
q tuTiheT modification to hear The preacher rs.
celTirg gree! credit for his admirable discourse
while he himself Lad to hastily hash up The mar.
g!ed remains Of his composition 90 as 10 mi il
iH'o & new shsPe for his next day ssrmcn.
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General Orders 10. 3.
Headqaarts.1 L. q IL co1f.d.r.,. -.

headquarters Armies Of the Confederate Sta.ss ,
FEBRUARY II, 1865
The discipline and efficiency Of tbe srmv bt,, 5ssr
greatly impaired by men leaving their prop,s s0u,
mand. to JON ohsrE, in which they 6ui ssrviss usrs
agreeable.
This practice slmOst injurious ia ., e5uss4,s,-
as the crime Of dessrtIon by tho Articles Of War .
ses the offender 20 sml srpuuish-asut and sub.s,.
'A' ofacer receiving him dismissal from the any
II therefore declared that the provf.t5as Of t,,-,
Order No 2. Of Ills date, from army hsaiq1.r,,- a..
ply to such men as have left their proper ,onu.a5
and joined others without being regularly s-au4,-.f
Ihey viii receive the pardon promised in t1a. JI,
upon complying with It's condition. or suffer ii, ,,-
sequences attached to neg sc,ingI
The nsmes Of such sassntess will bs so-tbv--, p.
ported 70 these headquarters by the oGesr, WIKI ,u
they are serving, and immediate measure, tsts ., r..
turn them to their proper commands
As soon as practicable, an inspection vii b,n.s.
and charges will be preferred usaias taos who a,y,,
70 enforce this order
mar5-Gt nm
~ All newspapers in tie Confederate Ssst,t ,-.
requested TO copy six times the above Genera O-I,
No 81 and send bills with a copy of The paper . "a.
Sl-omonc En4 1irsr for payment
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Notice

-5s.,a Co.-mbrs, Gsr AaEl- D. --,,s.iaI
.---.--,7 ,ol5fsrs detailed toL 80 -
.--r.. bsviaz 5ssa appointed to h'' - ,prslss
...or, in charge Of Hospitals an ne. NJ . act
,--ss a, this ofee. ere July A1'.,'- .-,aass
E.,..i,v f3- The Hospitals, and N 10
g-.,-D-,it, their respective names -s.ul cAs.
All psrsouI claiming 10 be suea I'd p "a 5s
m. ,bovr written authority a. above 80
subject 10 arrest 3ith Aia1E1ia
I,ksr Private, company h. a. os.n5,-s
-.-Ir1.nt-Ip,,l,uts Hospital. Opelika' AiA--'
county, Als. ,.-,...,.-v-N si.ssg
Isaac Hermann. Private, HowslIa OA''s. 80, IS
Hospital, NoatsOnsry. Ala--Bo'I7i'
Cluscun sountiss, Ala. ..t. NC.,is,.gg.
b F. Crisrsu. Private, company A. .'- ,Ts--,
battalion sh.rpshOo,sra-Giln7r HosP"H, g
als -CbauJs-.. Macon Tsla?o0sa ho'''''
| and Pike counties, Ala -.,.s~v-
IN wfuisms. Private. Co. f. 4 Texas sA--.s -
| Texas Hs.pital, Auburn Ala-Ma'on' Eu'',-,
bsr, Barbour, Pike and Tsllspoosa eoun'l'''
A @ Grant, Corporal company H. i'l -
| .,,,rrv-Assdsmy Hospital. Auburn Ala -
| -r,usr,o.s and Chambers counties, Ala.
| A ] Iocklsr, Private, company B. %Ja AiAo' -,
fr,s7t-r.ss Hos llsI Columbus. "a Macon AL '-.
counties, Ala ,,-,,-,,-..
| 4 NJ Duke Private, company b tosh A'A'N- '
r,sBt-FIswellea Hospital, Opsliks, AlA--O'''' --'
Iap,o.s and Randolph eoustiss Ala
! Medical Dirss-p-.
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5Iorcsents III Cotton.

MOV cseuts IN Cotton
ass ri7ats dvicss rrom Mobile ,la.
F3s-J IA bllcity are viglantly taking
5of will cG.ainIy keep cut Ct tly
Bsas all the cotton hoarded up, should
sas I'd u taking the city. The example Of
- s r0Lleaus and Charleston will be
- e search Throughout. the city vas
-. Z szsrching one, and the quantity hid
NJ lost unusual places, was sstcEish-
esr 50 there has been much grumb.
i ,ood work has gone on to such an
E slst all preparation has been made,
cir Instances render it necessary, to
I .-u q rhole to the flames, without endsn-
81 y.
= Pee; rr of Thursday, says:
.ss bars been complaints some of them no
uuded, of want of courtesy in the
- <, ,yed to gather cotton out of private
5taJs ms i. not the fault of the order CT
9fe ~ ave it, but AriSes fsom = very mig
2 siev If duty on the part of some of the
ssgae Lfe commander Of the pest calls upon
gRna e. sggrieYed by misconduct in the ex-
,slsioE ef ais necessary order, to report theiI
isnplaiEs o his headquarters, and he pledgel
fsasssf tas Justice shall be msted oat where il
li3ue.
aaEv very erroneous view of the case in thosa
20 lsks e. that sl who have put away any
qiSs ays disloysl to the cause. Many have
- II a a prudent and natural foretbough
ske p.as isioning their families in the even
sYsr Essa uls here. Nor would there be any
4hss n wrong in the act, if it were certain tina
isg sznaiiies would derive the benefit of it
j ts.lssrg ISgins its widening circle At the fsmi
81 zseE must te-aood fathers ABt
lRss5s 81 sBhiss before they can be good ps
bsa1 = r. no crime then, fer 9 man to lay ul
s3yihisg hst viii enabls him to feed his Uif
sse nj n whom Yankee gEeeabacks and bay
asss X happen TO reign The saving Wor
sees BOT ciude the speculator who hordss eel
e IA = Q quantity, in the hope that the Yau
sss mss 3on1e and enable him to convert it ir
ss1s 10 public, as well as the head of tn
s,rfi2 nas an interest in this cotton question
9ssou > gold to the enemy. Every bale, i
II sSengtheDs bis hands to continue va
stsEs o.. Cotton is his greatest need, and tn
y .setse = TefoTe has alright 30 forbid that
~ If to fall into his hands, ss it did 6
sSassi, and where he boosted that he s.
y SD ateen million dollars worth Of it an
sstii is confirmed in its view of this rigl
8aown fact that tho Yankees will tai
- e)tton, whether it belongs to familie
lSseWs or orphans. Sherman not only too
, ~ tas l.Vsnnsh cotton, but ss he marches /
/ ss fss last pound of bacon and dust
! BSi len thousand Of his victims are no
gslsss and starving in Columbia, South G.
Els Hope not to save your cotton und'
#eLse ule! You can only save it by fgh
e Spp teaping the enemy Of your soil.
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