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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
Gov. Curtln's roc,anation.


Gov. Curtin has just is ed the folto wing rror-
lamaton
WHEREAS, Jn the pres condition of sifsirs
it is expedient that meas IS should be take To
ern and prepare our ped for defsnse, Vow,
therefore, earnestly rec nsnd tho immediate
formation troughout the "a naofweaItt of v0'nn-
teer companies and reginI Re in conformity with
kthc militia act of 1858 IS will be distributed
to organizations, and that be formed agr.eably
to the provisions " that Al
Il IL further recomm md that in order 70 give
duo opportunity f-r dTi md instruction, all
places Of business be closc4 laily at 3 oclo k in
the afternoon SO that all pc ons employed there
in nay after that hour be liberty 10 attend 70
til cir military duties.
TIE cheerful alacTitT wi which the men OF
Pennsylvania have hithert given themselves 70
sha service Of the country pressed heavily On
her military resources
/ am relucta ut to ask ou1 eople to assume fur
ther surdens, bu. az their etv requires that
sh hould d. 50 in their beha l put forth the re-
comm .ndations herein c3 tained and urge q
pr ,mpt compliance with tn b.
Giveu under my hand al the great seal o. thu
State, at Harrisburg, 4h d Of September, 1862
Signed by the Goyernor
[SignedI ELI SLIFTER,
Secretary of State,
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u'eu ,he undsrsigHsapee Office Of W. +. E;oss
in his place aud stead by tine County Ju:io
Scott county, Iowa, in accordance with the
Of said Deed Of Trust. .-
And now, the said note having become d,
payable, ana the said John B. Matthews, -.
failed to pay the same, |, Charles +. k-.obly
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby Civ All
public notice, that by virtue Of the rover -
IS in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, 20 not
Tn ursday, the 18th day Of September, A. come
At the hour Of one o'clock in the afternoon ayo
iay. at tho Court House door, in the city
enport.expose and offer for sale, at Publ
ton, the parcel Of land above dsn,nni-
Or 90 much thereof as shall be sufficient. The
and nay the amount Of said not
the interest thereon to tho day
together with all the costs and oxpeI 'tei
tending said sale costs Of this notice Al 4! the
| tees fees. Upon the completion OF saio str
Deed will be gwen in accordance with tn
lations Of said Deed Of Trust, conveying
purchaser said tract Of land so sold.
Dated Davenport, August 26,h, A.: D:'is
ag25- dts Tru.a't
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,RUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on tn.

n,RUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on tn.
i day Of October, A. y 1859, Patrick
and Bridget Foley, his wife, executed unit
L. Swits, as Trustee, a certain Deed OF lruv.''
yeying to said Trustee the land In Scotto
Iowa, described as follows, to-wit: The ca
Of lot number twenty RS in Cock L SaL *
first addition to the city Of Davenport, Iowa re-
said conveyance was made by the said
Foley and Bridget Foley, his wife, for the
of securing the payment Of one certain prol
note and tho interest thereon, signed by sal !.
rick Foley and Bridget Foley. dated the
Of October, A. b. 1859, and payable ono
ter date to the order of James G. Bonner,
sum of one hundred and ninety-three
lars. value received, with interest at tn
ten per cent. after maturity.
And nov, said nste having become due
able, and the said Patrick Foley and Bri
10y having failed to pay the same, l, smcer
~its, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby &.
davenport, 81. that by virtue Of the power
ep4-ddw lid deed of Trust, ".
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NUMBER 276.
one'a' Hsr.
GENERAL ORDERS. 1uklgl

GENERAL ORDERS, 4MNai.
rlrss-Purssant to ~ 1hcratorders No. 2,from
the af .'epar mens kdlul,h. Generals otiice of
'he ga INST, the u1rersigr&d hereby assumes
Command of the tort A,a.ian BE- Washington. and
of all the troops br tae offence of the CAPT.
tol.
oecond-ihe hse Jos OF shekta6 departments OF
Tue AsaY o. tue F"'ctnac VILE DO in chaTgeo. heir
respective depsFmen,s at theso Head Quar-
tiers.
Third In ajditon to the knso,ida,ed morning
reports requi td by the circ BAR Of this date from
ehese nasa 1sarteFs, reports pin be made hy corps
oo'h AahaeW as 70 their COM hiianco with the
Inn anl ,9ro, iiors hereto re given them, stat
inf deanitot. TIC ground uc&pied and covered bv
49, ma. ssa - - N2Skapp0gress has been
made IN obedience 10 Tic n or already ;xSu.d 10
snoit .9,nht n y In co4diton fer ia mediate
se'''''' ls'sn'dl Or 3. n,c MecL.1L.s.
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NOTICE.

It having been stated that parties leaving the
State fer the purpose Of avoiding draft, have and
are being taken across the river in skifs during
the night and early morning hours mo tice is here
bygiyen to the owners of skifs that any pe,s
detected in the act Of taking such persons across
the river, OF knowingly allowing their boats to be
used for such purposes, will be held responsible
for so doing, under the late order Of the Secre-
tary OF War. JOHN E. HENRY,
Deputy O. s. Marshal, District Of Iowa.
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chas. Aldaots

Seventy member. present. Chas. Alducts
Chief Clerk.
ageseread and 200 copies ord red print.
ed in the English language. After q long de-
bate it was determined not to print any in
the German language.
Mr.. Kellogg offered the following which
was adopted:
Rescued, That the Committee on Elections
be requested to prepare and report Bill to
this House, Rt their earliest convenience. SO
amending the lave as 10 permit citizens Of the
State et Iowa in be military service of the
United States to vote wherever they may be
10 the United States the same as though they
were at their usual places Of r. esidence.
Messrs Mercer and Mor introduced peti.
tions from certain citizens of their respective
counties asking for the enactment of law
exempting Q1akers fram liability to military
duty. Referred to a special committee.
Messrs. Lane and Moir introduced memoirs
ais t. ON tho Board Of Supervisors Of their
respective counties asking for the enactment
Of law legalizing the acts of eaid Boards 10
making appropriations for paying bountes to
the soldiers. Referred.
Sessrs Denlinger and Schramm presented
petitions from citizsns OF Warren and Van
Buren counties asking for the passage of law
to preven, the Influx Of Negroes and Mulat-
toes into this State. Referred TO a select dom.
uittee consisting Of Me.srs. Denlinget,
Schramm and Dunlavy,
Mr. Castor introduced Bill providing for
the acceptance by the State Of the land do
mated TO it BY an act Of Congress dated Jals
3D. 1862, oD the condi' ions therein specified
and providing for carrying out The same
Mr. Lake moved that committee b.. ap.
pointed 10 confer with the Senate committee
in relation TO mail matter.
Mr.. Shipman moved that ths committee be
instructed to their Influence ogainst put.
ting tie State 10 any expense for tr4 asalitt.Bg
ths nail matter of this session. Carried.
Adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
LATEST NEWS
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Further Parti Fulars Of the Bat
tie a Manassas ]
GOV. CURTIN PROCLAMATION.
Taa Militia q Pennsylvania to be
rmed.
An ATTACK ANTICIPATED
ON Lf|svIlLi'
Tho Excitem ent Unabated in
ciH tnnati'
ORDER FRcI EEN. MCCLELLAN
F'sAs at z'aased"rs.
From VI. A.hing,on.

WA Boron, Sept emher 3.
The TriJun e's Wash kgton c, ,rrespondencc saws
Capt. >. J. Lee has b. appointed Rear Admiral
and assigned to the rth Atlantic bockadng
squadron in place Of lmiral Goldsborough, re-
leyed at his ewn requd
Gen Benker has bece given an indefinite leave
OF absence. ana MS stat have been mustered out
OF the seIv.ce. some o. those who were most in
nuential in bringing put the confirmation OF
0en blenker by the re (te on tho evening Of ad-
journment were urgent have him retired from
active service.
The first accurate reI / was made at the Sur
goon Generals ofhce TO ly OF the number killed
in recent battles. he ort includes tho wouu-
ded in the Fl ght of Wed sday night at Bristow
Station, up to the fght Monday night beyond
Fairfax Court House e whole number report
cd wounded thus far 592. Io00 are still on
the field AS tho wou ed in thereceLt battles
fall below the est mat the Capitol and Patent
Office, now fittixg up Amy Ii, spit Is, will DO,
be used at present. Ge betown College VIII be
fitted u3 rs hospi al.
The Surgeon General es sent away over 2GGO
volunteer surgeons 20 Of them raiuted b. do
duty III the Na<hlngto tospIt s,aHj ef5 mex
nrable unless they could lt aud carve al the.1at-
tie field.
iielald's Washing /. Correspondence
An officer Of Sigeis says ,hc battle u isuI
Run Saturday begu with heavy frins from
artillery on both sides IA fir mt q Gen St,ei's
dive i9naor corr tho 4 et the .uurtc c4, -.-
gels battery was very ttive It'll y fTeta tn4.
creating W nrows in the anks z tia ~ p-.slea
to be from the fact shortly a,.es u n5;s
,ih:c i, 14pa.s I. .s.er 49, ...--sa fs
ho reDel jackson e yIs et,f I'll r. with
white igs % seek Term ~ t. orty Ills J
which Was granted.
L seems that tho 4iaoj c.sent Of he uoetita-
tuition Of Gen Hal! OK ign. tanf,u, sc.ee
tary Of War, and the 10 t.un'oi s'rt e. ii -
ta9 position Vi q III n th'a 3 3 tas
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THE MARKETS.


Davenport Market..--Daily Report.
6Set. II C.
OFFICE OF THE Dem. Il NFwsl
Friday Eve, Sept 5.
The market is very quiet. Wheat is declining
i,cceipts very light.
fLouR--We quote at S4.6o Wholesale, and 500
@52o retail q
WHEAr-Dull at 75Qs77c for the best o d. New
wheat variable.
baRIsY. Quiet at. 5o@55c.
CoRy--pull at l40l6c
oATs--Actiye. We quote at2s026c.
OSIeEs-Dnll at 3e0635.
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A report having reached tho .tcrier ,f Penn
sylvania, thate certain regiment had been nj most
SIMULATED. Acommit'eo from here to-day 'werc
sent to render assfNance to the wounded but were
surprised 10 arm hat the resiment had rot even
,.-een in battle. Jackson has been wourded in
the foot. according toThe report of a captured
rebel, While engaged in the recent 1ction.
Connictin" ma exc ccetsted accounts Of recent
events still form the tolic ef eor versation. Many
of the statements unreliable, especially as to
numbers killed and wounded qnd the qraniity Of
stores which have fallen into The hands Of he
enemy. They greatly overestimated. TIE
army is Tor the grea;cr part placed n the
best positions, and thorough re-organiza ton il
progressing. The proper authorize lully under
etani the necessities D. condition Ind are Ia
king the precautions REQUIRED foi the c.ucrgeucy,
The new ievies arriving by Thousands a day
and are Immediate ny assigned positions to coop
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There Il notb'ry new Fom the front to-day
Our troops still occup in getting into posi-.
tion ard have fer quarter Rrt resumed the locai-
ties held by them previou 10 their leaving fer he
peninsula.
Quite lumber Of fcl Ulcers are in the city
to-day, including Pope a Sumner
There are constant arri Is Of troops in regi
meuts and squads
There seems to be no d. bt that the Maryland
side is free from arm bands.
Five rebel scoutsor spi crossed over yesterday
at Edwards Ferry and " seen at or near Pools.
vile. They did not long bn!aae in that neigh
borhood.
regiment Of rebel airy was at Edwards
Ferry yesterday ard anu = themselves by salut-
ine our Hen on the Mary nd side with their field
pieces, doing no damage.
WA NGToy Sertcmbar s.
From careful calculated it is believed tha' the
entire number wounded the recent battles viii
not exceed 900 killed boo or 2 900 and pfis
oners principally picked by the enemy N 10
struggling, and who, with he exception of the of-
fcers, have been paroled
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TO LET.

Post Oaice and LeClsars Blocks, The Le-
Claire Market House, suitaAls fos stosagsof grain
q heavy merchandise. Apply to -
- JOMD y OOR91G.
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aIsEaFEAs.

HisEa rEAs.
J. ssr. 4m,.,, l.y. s.p.snss. $.
|. KATE CAsssE, Dsv keokuk.
DEysARg, kobipsoIS 81. Louis.
Mgrgor0LITAS, bsi34 4Montrose.
a2 EzsgY CLaf, Bafo4 81. Pael.
JAMES LEANS, fiese1 Dubuque.
III 3EPAt{fD. ft.
BiiL HENDERSON, Rhs9es, Dubuque.
Kate CsssEL, Davis, 2eokuk.
DENMARK, Rcbinson. Paul.
u EsskY Clay, buforA t Louis.
AEIRoPol1rAS, Ball, Louis.
BOATS LEAyiS TO-DAY. ~
Tha Northern Lie pa!E Pembina, C9kfkn
Hill, will leave for st. Loy and way POI tc-
day. .t &
The Q. $. mail pacso. D Is Means, Captain
Pierce, VII depart fdr Dub be and interme liate
landings this nlsrning at Mock.
lhe mail ard passenger ket Jennie Whip
pie, Captain Morrison. will part for Fort Madi-
sen and al inferno cdiate Ian Hgs at o'clock this
morning. 94sa . .as:
On Thursday evs.ing;HW 4h inst, FRANCIS,
son of F. 1 i. ANsit Ng ,Nged mon hs.
Funeral at his rostdgn on Third street, be-
tween Perry and Ralk GAsd seeets, a. half past
ten O'Clock, this :Saturaay) merhing.
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'AAFt ~ tS%IfAkAnn
weer dnotad, sppropr 3sing sti1e nm Of $50
for building brivges ! LeCiaira township.
Petition Of Go WI Baker, with reference
70 shifting !ncumbran| E from his owu proper
ty 10 the Blue Graz school honse-district
Pr pSerty-- ha Eg hsen raised By. Dir.
Baker on his s-owr ord srty- for tina erection ct
The said school housed
Dir Lyon advocated the change-he con-
sidefed it TO be the so "a duty, of the B ard
TO make the charge ana moved that the
PRAYER cf this petition be granted.
Ay ss and nays caiis Ind faction lost. >.
Mr.. Ross moved th} an appropriation Of
800 be made for b 'ding md repairing
bridgss at Painters Slo b and Blfne's Slough
on The Aisn's..Grove rc9 IN Hickory Grove
township. Carried.
Mr.. Fluke moaed tLd the cam of $50 be
allow Franei- Ochs, bessor of Davenport
township. for extra du ID in making asses.-
ment. Allowed. I
Board adjourned SIM Vie
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06

"TuE OLp HARrFoRp"l F. Ross,
Agent Brady street.third door below the Post
Office-The Hartford Fire Insurance Coml ary
srs.red A D. l8lo) has js.t;made ito one
hundred and fourth semi-annual statement
ehou wing assets OF $952l5S So.
THE Continental, Security, Lorillard
and Metror olitan Fire Insurance Companies, OF
New York. and the New England and Marine,
OF Hartford, are reliable, prompt paying g. 'ock
Companies. Robert Simpson. agent, south
east corner Second and Brady streets. ~
d ,LoMAs' Celebrated Battled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article OF Ale
dies and 'nvaiids
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06

Chicago Market.
:, -.~.- CHICAGO, Sept. q.
FLouR.-S4.3o05.6o
HEAT, : sales at 77l96c.
CosN.-34 U37c.
OATS 500 in store.
lYs.- - in store.
burraa -71Sl@llc. 'r'e-aF
A2Gs-61a e.5- packers count.
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W.s.S'TED.
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE.
BENTON & BROWN. Prop,ietors.
CORNER OF PERRY AND THIRD SIS.

TIE BEST STOCK AND FINEST oAK-
/ riases in the city. Prices low, ana pn orisrs
promptly attended to. Ne srs Benton 'u", .ra;,
the Oldest livery men in Davenport wiz s'' 'As'.
undivided
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A,,en,i.n 10 the Business,

and Mr.. spearing's Id customers WI certainly
have no cause to complain OF the cnaHk1 'I eno
mana cement .1s.1-uy
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= r Hs: OFT Y.

MILITARY MES ATTsNTIoN.-N. You
wish for Unil9sin and fol equipments c.il
on I. I. ErsAiDe, AkhoiFi's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06

Non Isc sEs.IoS. gi
Board mst--a.lS Sr.ssnt
Iinutes OF the It meeting rsEd and ap-
lara9 ed .ah ttea.
{. nf FluEe, from be- Com r,ittee on finance,
reported n fhvor the bi of J Coleman tor
sAfersisllS const'x xetion OF bridge, .l4 25 !;
o. H .M Eeathe ~, as iudse of election.
- 80, aHd ot the State Insane Asylum, Of
saVa.9o ios care of < insane pesaons Tor the
~ g t"o quarters tie prsseu. year,sali Of
" Lich were allowed
Dir rtake, fron pe Committee, reported
hacs the biz of ihrd livery stables. AMOUNT
IL 70 sli, Tor brind & In the Supervisors ct
Tie recent extra . son, ior action Of the
Board. % u.ot!on llr. F.uke, they were
ordered paid. -aT ssA
ar. fiu"e, from thv Committee on Equs.i-
n y, presented the iowng report:
10 Tie boa'do of Snpl i8orS:
lho Committee on 1aaiizstion recommtnd
that the following q ;. for Tie year leu2 be
and they are heret1 WED VIZ:
TAX Of cents On eXtE no'I.
\ AZ Tor Nate rurpSaes os mills on the dollar.
tax for Grnsral School parf oyes of mill on the
a tax for bridge lurposesef q mill on tn dollar.
Tetal, 7 54 mills on thss dollar, based on an
aggregate valuation Of $e,575,ooo.l
IT, FLUKE.
On fnctioo of Mr.. F.uke, the Liiis of James
Dooley ~as taksnup.A On motion Of Mr. Els,
tMr. Damn 10 the ehaif, he bills was allowed
Dir Shan from the committee on bridges
ahi Lignways, presented The report Of he
trustees Of Davenport township. on he expen.
ditate es Of bridge fund MONEY, was cad by the
Clerk. 1hey nsk for anNappropralion Of
s613 Al. The committee returned the repor,
Tor The action Of the Board. y
Mr. Fiuke 'aoS-d u at an order be drawn on
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An officer Of Sigei's ]
Run on Saturday begu
artillery on both sides.
dive i9naor cor. ! tho
gels battery was very 4
creating winrows in the|
TO be 80 from the fact ii
r.,.,r nnr.nt:nn nnr q j
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st. Louis Markets.
ST. I.oCIs, Sept. 8.
FiouR.--Dul at SO SOFA 90.
WHEAr. Market heavy, G70s30c.
Cork. In fair demand az 23c.
BARLEY 52]@W5J.
0Aqs-3sJ9 i0c
RYE I .rm at SIC,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-10
ise Fight At LayesSne.

Ma. FDIToR: The Yankees gave US little
fight Mt l+syeTSnet p.. Tuesday mor,,inG coin
mencina, at daylight: Gen. Anderson was az
prsed of the approach of the enemy ON the
road leading from Nashville to Mnrfreesboro' : :
and formed his men three roads or ay,-
'Proaches to Lavrrgne. He dismonm'e,A Col.
Morgan cavalry res inent and placed them
on the right. the 32d Alabama occupying the
centre and the small ITowiizer of Col Morgan
on .!e left. The Feds were kept in clreck by
Capt MeCann's. partizans until near day. har-
rnssing the Yankees for ten miles When the
Feds arrived. numb mberiug some 1000 to, 3.OOO
men, with battery OF artillery. their attack
MAS principally on our left, where they over
whe'med the. smalI gun of Col. Morgan, ek-
plodiHg tho caisson box and capturing the
gun, thereby turning our left and forcing M to
frli back in the direction of Mrs. Gooch g,
where we formed but the Feds, instead of
coming to she attack. desu Dyed Car huuse or
two and uarue "nmp eqnipage. and then fell
back in q hurry. fearing that Forrest might
take them in the rear Those men that ran
| away were the men that were detailed 10 hold
| the horses and guard them, and were not iY
the fight, but were exposed to two or three
exploding shells
Yours. cups.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-10

A"tocfat can be fulfilled, he will make hia mao.
PIC nation OF bandits. and win light thn in.
ce,'oiatx torch around every Kertuckv fire.
si4e. There are millions of northern beart.
winch. revolt at the thought of such a po'icy
Can Nentuckians be found who will any ion'
ger submit to make themselves the Instrument.
IN the hands OF New England TO war upon
our own interests and upon the interests 81
Our brothers Of tho South
"iii you light The servile torch which ia to
involve our own homes in the general conas,.
grafton, and draw upon ourselves the con.
tempt and derisi"n of the abolition despots
who view us only as the tame Instruments to
carry ont their will Will You consent that
the proud women Of Kentucky shall become
the nlenials of the North, or v i'll vLu shake
"H HE letters with which you are bound aud
show that You are worthy to lac frcencn.
Men of Kent 'cly! Two Southern Armies
under the able leadership of the gallan, Bragg
ana Kirby Smith, are now inyour midst. They
come. to relieve You from the TYRANNY with
! which, The Ssrea have ~, long ,oppressed Won
No reacaa!Jle ciliAen, Whatever his political
views will be moestcd We make war ONLY
against armed ancn,-not as our enemies do
against peaccable citizens and defenccles. wo
men and children. We ask those wno. from
sentiments Of duty are with us. to joiu the
standard of freedom. II yon arc worthy OF lib
erty yon will win it. We have arms for ;s!l
ot tho South. AMI nrrier the protection of prov.
idcnce onr beloved State u i'll n,t long be des-
ecratc'! by til" foo steps Of the abolition OPP.
presscTs. Let not he The slaves and the
Instruments Of the North To .opprcss our own
people; but actha,td hy the spirit oil freedom
which won our independence, let us prove
HAT the sous u. uur State are worthy of their
parent',3c. and ouiircd L. claim tie right Of
proicctin. the '.anghtcrs OF Kentucky from the
insults with whici, fhcv have 50 long been wis.,
ted Whether from the :; loomy prisons which
irsp"lic authority has reared tu crush the
spirit of i.iherry. from the ranks Of this ar
my of Southern recmen, let every kentnckian
utter shut ''i defiance against the Northern
tyranny. and proclaim that undcr the guidance
Ht Heaven Kentucky shall prove worthy nt
her ancient fame. and shall Win 'or her sons
and hcr fair daughters the rich heritage III
freedom which thry fully deserve.
:. g. BrCKyER
Mai. Gen l. +. 4 g. =
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-10

FEpEaAL Rule ~ MIssoURi.--A friend n
Memphis enclcees rs letter from d gentle
man OF vesacity in 81. Louia. exposing the out
RACES committed by sbe Federa's in Missouri
They are bearing down npon the citizens with
a much fighter ieim. taking them rom their
farms, dwellings and daily avocations at plea
sure and for tho slightest cause. When ihe
letter was written there were seven hnndrt q
and fifteen citizens confined in the military
prison. McDowel!'s coilege, and rine ten'hs ~
these were arrested on mere suspicion. The
letter alluded TO says: I'm short "nr 'c!fize's
are being murdered hy hundreds, imprisoned
i.y thousands. and robbed aud pinudcred ri
rher property Ivy the hundreds of thousands,
and this yoi, may report Az truth. ~ the Com
fcderate authorities. - Memphis Appeal
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-10
GENERAL ORDERS no. 8.
ExEcrTivE HEAbQVA VAeTgJ
Chaitsnnnga Tenn 2..nl- q lAs2

ExEcrTivE HEAbQVAe5EHS,
Chattan""gs. Tenn. S-pt- 8. 1859.
J. Major John l.. HOPKINS Ii appointed spseial aid
tn the Governor and i Rsti ucte6 sec that the en-
Ioing nfccT- os tbs Reserved III iitary Covps tbs
Eastern Division 81 III. State proceed 10 enroll ali
these subject to the PROVISIONS ~ nct oi Congress
approved April G lsb2. entitled AN act to iurthes
provide for the p,ic dsc icr" r - rurr,limeut 81
r"srpss uiler sad set Of Cenareas will he ssade la
conformity Il" the General Orders the War l-part
men uIdsr the -up~rniendencc "f C"i. y. u. Biss~.
{. =. A. sho has been detaed for that service ia
T-nns
IL. The Judges Charinsu of The Count yC:sur,- a
the Eastern division ." The tate WI ~ immediately ar
i,int competent per-ns in each civil pi,uG: ..i-is
t"wn al tl,ri respective Counties ~ take S', iak
ar enrolmesa or sli Uhs subject To he prov ~,s
:! said "i Cungrras, the r~p"rt whom wall d. r-
mcdiaiely male mpnn cohietip r' Col. T.. d. Blake.
1T Knoxville. Tennessee.
III. Said enrolling officers wl al~' ens !. all per-
~ons wh0 thty-fso ard fosty Eve
years al age. and Al those who inriy dvn snd
under ny live years 81 Sgs.. an.i f,rws ri reprt
them with duplicate list OF the c-,Ilscsit:s. I" ths
Adjutant Gen-nl ~ fhr Sta ts.
I.y cuinuiund al I-HAM "a u .RRlS,
Cuv'I ~
W. G. Wur9uoR>E.
Adjt Seal
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