The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-18

We cannet avoid again recatrinr 10 fliis
susjeci- Il Is tic most Important one that can
at psSfent engage tie a,tsntioa. not only of
toiSres- AID the War Department. jut oI tic
Whole country lf our TROOPS eau lie properly
slai. properly fed. and properly clothed. We
ihay defy tic eneniy 10 DO his rotst For tic
article oi food we learn that amIte proyie i,,,i
has been made For the article of shoes W,
observe that Congress has PASSED law 10 or
Eanize corps .: 1000 81 loeraakert FOR the pub
llc service They are enough II 1 be possit :
tbproruss leather. xliic Ne heiilve Il is Il.
lf here. esree ally. that The ratr.bi o. tic
lh4n and wpntn 81 the coiiil'ry might come III.
~ powerful aid u the Govetnncnt Let
ey-rthslly wlio has "A scrap of leather HAT chri
Us exegeis.ng tie mast severe zsl-.iciiIsi. ri-
Hu;s x 3 Tire scrvico 0S tic coipnisy Lct ilo-
99lf wiiO has iesiL<r prf s-iii. / - an, l.o.l :
tiit as a,sei; - iiie Goysrnuieft Let srer..
tEIiy who has 40 leather but,isls money ss,s,.
II tnte - shsch a. lie .Czr siare Y aty
Elnssibl- means. % purchase icathfr- Let il '.
luushi ! l.essible wherever il exists. exeii
ET0ni specusat9rS. al any price 10 rercr exnsi,-
ilanf- Send al tile old shoes yon inav have
f4,d can spare 10 be i&lf-solel lsf The troops
fasc Al ScFaI'c tosethcr every rrrap Of leash.
r yon can possibly lay your Iiaislis On for tils
fpiy f'sifii,ssc IL the Whole people viii set 20
YorS. tlse army c.in b- shod and kept :il siloss
zfri We feel assured that they vii SCI 10 .sofk
fh right good earnest.
4 % IN the rly. Of clotiins s.1I blankets. Ses
Everything ron can possibly sparl- tict ozsi.-
iliiFss. wicr< scul have 10 biaiikl.i~ 10 spare
sew the pieees together. AMI slGtf them ~.fa
Ei'tfon Leasf 10 s.eeH Under IS few blasikcis
r ITssItsr- 3'IEt : 7TT TslAy Semi ttr overlIus :
tlle soldiers.
i Remcmher. lmcr aid women oa tie Confc.is
rhtr States ths army oi. irsiil-a is STANDING,
guard over Won. your homes an vhnr fl,..r-
Ties. 40 'naiies III what part of The country y.u
Ffay be. L once tii.f army ls force [, lave
tlie held FROM the Want 81 clofil-s 10 keep oi
lille piercing blasts. and cod rains an.l driving
SHOWS ct winter. tile wave OF invasion viii
Sweep over ilie whole land ;siii bury you b.
l1eati IL And winter is rapidly approacIlinE
.lnr men eannoi stand gard or narcll over the
frozen ground without warm clothing socks
pnd shoes. The cold will prove more ierrib' :
laE the bayollets Of the Yankees Ther viii
qe compelled 10 leave the field II they have NIT
fllese eomfoiis- And are ven Ilof proud Of
That army. II las won for you airea.i, name
which no lle,alie ever had at the commence
fhent OF iatI3sal career. Il h4< fought bat
ties and galned victories sufficient 10 have
rpnierred uidying lustre on zny people that
eyer existed II has protected you ia the
tfour Of nsed- Bot for it, courage and dcv
ion yon woulli be- at fliis moment. the sub
sfeis Of the most hateful tyranny md the most
pEtlous iyrant that the world ever beheld4
lou would be the sul.is:fs or tile Yanke. ma
ION. and OF Abraham Lincoln. De rou not
rive them, ilieil. a debt Of gratitude which tine
l4bor Of a long life would not lie too much 10
Exiting suisl,
I But they ask Of youlin return only 10 give
them the means Of serving you slil farther.
They want only clothes to face the weather.
hhd they viii stiIl be really 70 fight for YOU 10
TIE last drop OF their blood IS they have
tYaslt for you hishsrta You are Mt e1pec: ed
tP do all bat 70 do the best yoh can. Tie
Government will do the besf il can. but tie
ftlsls Is too scrfoHs 10 be left altogether toffle
government. L wants help. Come forward
fhd lend II as y3n have done here toforc and
tieTc s-no iiiEd 10 lose Come quickly COME
~ once-or Il may be too late ia the high
ffuutry about Winchester tile nights arc al
ffady extremely cool. The frosts have begun
% fall The soldier has already begun te srf-
fdr.- RiehDi9aa DisPaiok. lOih.