The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-23
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from The city papers OF the l3th. we learn
that Judge Swaynes Of the criminal eoIlrt. was
iRet lat his sIrst step IN disclargirz fhe datic
deTplvea upon him 10y the laws of the State.
1Iyi . IpefenptoFy Interference on the psit Of
the federal anthofltiesl Ia his charge 10 G(e
sriaiia jury the judge. As requirell by IaF,<es,
ditel par ticular laFseto tlleit attention anlosg
fhIel were the hNs or the Sfatc relating 10
1saNes and slavery. u = Epipsi sined that the
lEs,al protection wo11d bt given TO this inter
estl w the panisIn,erlt III bis court of negro.
fnsNes kidnappars. -efr.. but a pfreInFtory
Alahdate from the provost marshall soon dis
lbsised his mind oE any such Impression. The
4 f3ef il positive so far as tile negro is con-
fert5kd. and says The isisIse of tie criminal
fl,ufehAying charged the grand jury on GER
tailtpeInts where n conflict OF authority might
hri9e, al persons s,ill take f5eeTaf any at
temHt IL execute State l4wk 1t Variance with
the orders Of tl5e President and the military
eoihInandeFs, will be coiistfued as a cOHfengi
lbf the 4ukorifies Of the Unifeii States, AID will
be lsnntnarily punisied. The status OF the ne
gro isihvoived il the war n9w existing. AID
will iirI its progreks he clearly determintd In
the mean time the funhway slave mElst be
treated as free The court is then gireh 10
understand il rfAist cohline It's business 10
diminishing murder, arson burglar and crimes
sF1apl ral III Sc
tiI the recorders court oH the 18Th there
were fourteen cases. and pnh Kindred and three
1doll4rs was collected IN fines Wm Grant. !.
lgrpders keeper. was fine il-l dollars Tor rial-
linEh nuisance D. M4reIid. charged with
whipping his wifi, az otfer offenses not ap-
ll,earing. a deposit Of twdniy-fve dollars he
had made for his hppeirAnce. was forleited.
a new paper, < IS aniaouaeed vii make its
lappfa5aitce IN a few days, b be edited by s.
r 4. Brooks.
The soap saetbsS Of d. P4sslc. near the Win
chester cemetery Was destroyed hy Ire Oh
Tuesday night. The loss was $lO GOO. lai,d az
| Ter the fire once Enrly eO5a1lencei all efforts
to splipress lie lshhles pSoyel OF little avail
Mr. Pamte j. insured for SyO00 Ia the compa-
ny fePresented ls b. c. trfader, Es1.
Both tho. cisy jqursals coniinnc larIiins
abohilthe wlarfi,oat wreck. and the i5aIiefia
says We learn With satisfaction that the
4 wlsarfinaster, Ar. Butler. lsas the snaster n
i his h4ndss and tly his .ciiottS there is yet /.
cilailce Of the work Of teihoyiiig ille exposed
Il part Of tile boat being done t.sis1seasou. Mr.
Bntlef informs rs that he will receive propo-
sails from any {l. disrdked io undertake lie
ijgb Of taxing io pieces an, reinpVns ssic ,,of-
ton Ut the hnll Of tic wreck as ispbote the
ssiriade Of Ike water II;le wlo..,i. t.~ s.8ouii
II Yh9n Roriicniof il WIS ft-.i,aei ii,,sirr Mr..
II Bullets superintendent. d f4w weeks aSo Is
II sound and good. Anois it Is 4 vast lfsau.si
II 81 iron; those who irIeriaRe the iol viii l,e
ALLOWED tie vllsle Of TIE isatersal they ioayTe
II liio4t ara such \ money ilUiiuS as wlii make
/. job a proiihbezqnc.
i Referring TO The fivss and the handing. tie
Argus says: The I,rs.sett eiyi.ditinn 81 our le
II wee il not what il slIoSl,l be by aisy means.
Il and q little looSing after would rot be arniss
before the severe wirter ancnihs set IN. II
is true that the arrival 1d departure of boa Is
/ afelnbt 50 numtr0Hs as 10 warrant any outlay
l still there is no good reason existing Why The
leveel which has been CONSTRUCTED at so great
Iat-r
one or two places tile pavement has sank and
tbeiupward part Of II would be much better
with a load or two Of gravel thereon. Alto
lgetleT 1t deserves 10 Le the subject Of some
overAight and that imfaediafeiy-
The Bnlletinealls attention TO the spectlators
i cotton. etc. who are operating without tis
usual city license Al Mr.. Merientllal had
H been fined ten dollars for acting as . cottp-
i broker without license. md two other parties
were ARRESTED.
THE "ruis OF bitches left by fSmova
of The railroad tics on Main ssreer. have left
dat thoroughi3re in had condition. Yehicles
faFe considerably impea<d BY them. Byia very
little exerlion, The ronsh places could bH made
sindoli. ~
On stenday the amount Of fines paid at the
reebnlers coerf was over two hu-idred dollars
The exemplary local Of the Bulletin sernopz,
over this as he thinks -two hundred dollar:
five Of moraIiztig.''
Pour rnliians enteredtae Senate eating house
I On Tuesday night aud pn being re uscsl an Or
! der until previous indehieiness was iiquidat
led. demolished all within their reach, and tIses
made good their escape.
A party engaged in robbing Mr. Saagsier
was fired npoT BY the provost guard. and one
of lhe robbers killed. On Monday last Mr
SaIEsster ATTEMPTED tp nsFe some pegross
When they were drfviiIg on. the third load q
go9els-two meh came up q the negro who va.
driving. frightened hint of by putting a pislo
10 hib bhe:,d, then got into she wa son aud drove
OF wi1hit.
George Ber4sell, a resident or Memphis lsal
placed IN custpdy in fhe station house, Tues
day evening, by olIicef John Creighton. on
/ watrhat in which BE is lcliarsed hy james
1 Go9k. a resident 9f5Arkarsas with having
3eorhIhitsed pesjury i.i swearing. for the lsir
lSo{eIof making = realeky .tbat lac was epii;l,ss
10 fhe possess lo,l qf a ~ lf inercliand se. cln
sisliig 81 tyvn hsiniltcsi boxes &C shoes aud tus
hafrkls9sF salt II Is alleged fIiat the oacnsc
was committed an the 27ih of last moilils.
il ~ Memphis l6renadn) APpeaL
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