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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-27


Tht English napeTs t0rtiisc reports ~ A CT uEifs
maiif by Mi tsiisfer. Oh .e-onaif rhol4s r-4rici q
ghdr eItFl ton than mad bafsie att4ineb
On recent trip nc afre4 Cd foa lls<ht al I've mix,
AID tlIrse qtiaftrs go 10 Ject1 Apfrtarln taaf
paiIt he ooseives- the corrected barometer real 10
inches In attempting q mai tue WIT b4lo-
coud not sic the column OF the mercury Ribbed
my EYES. thkn took sesls and also llilca. >
EehdfAy0red 70 mach sins brandy which was lying
tic tabl5 Il ab mt the distance Or foot aud l0nnd
yeff Unable 20 do 40 Ny sight became more II
looked the baromelir anl ayif 10 iiess - 70
dscrs5SiHg fast and just noted n my hoax R-a -sal,
vas A. this tine alb ut - inches ial9iyisg height
II ssiluf miles IS thangc Ct inch in THE IA ~
d the iaftrnetef NJ this elevation tax place IN
chahfe Of Del shf ~ 3bilf 1590 ccf lcit WIS lii
ing ~ power. land ehdetvored - afral4s- saysef ~
sirb5slnS aud liskipgl rnle1-crej = Look ~ tie
bare tncte AKA fiy head fell SIDE >frl. ed
and Et il r.ght, and u tell the rthcr. and finally
fell 38rkw5rds y arm, Which hid b-en resting -
the table fe down bJ side. Il became uists, aud
dnaty DARK. and I sank uncbasconsly a. ia sleep
1Fe writer coatinued iastnSiaie Tor some time. b
his place was taken hJ "a st. Cog swell WHO zs3eii ]
still higher, until the barometer j. beliesed 70 havl
marked unlv eight inches. implying that they ~e
then six aud half lni,{s above Crolill The TEN RI
ture vas then some degrees below zero: having ts
surface Il vas theH dry nine degrees fahienhsis- IN.
destnt y made wtil5ut any accident Pia,el'as ie
loosk al eieyatg noi four miles, ie 2wn Ike sfofe-
and were ialash up 5eac On tlq gFcura.
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Prsntleiana.


The MurfreesborO Rebel Banner extracts The follow
ing from the Louisville Joaruai Of a lste date.
4French paper the Paris Psfrie saks 'Oh that w.
could speak * this distance ia President Davis cars
The edllor would h4re Jsns extent all the way
across fhe lAtanfic- II
Tho Charleston Mercury predicts tie dsath Of he
UnAed States G<vernrent in two years Ii lhe event
happens - one year, the rebel Confsderacy VIII not
live 70 see il Efi
Nss< that Conservatism has tsiunphci N ne NAL
states, We hope that tie Rebel States viii clne yatn
iar45 back II they won't shall haTs - teth
theEa back fli
The rebel papers speak Of Batter as Batter tss
Beissts' They no doubt think him the big least 81
the Apoeafyfise They mast BE awfaily scared.
4 Kentucky paper says thar Bragg ana B5ckner
have taken ths trqable 70 say great ang ~ lisi
things. On i was no trouble at all
H Is saih that Adam johnson has n son a-n1gy bis
Of HE odd Adam ia him.
Fhen We astonish the rebels byoifr aghtinr. tasy
turh right rsnnd aud astonish Us ~ thsir rknnias
Iflthe rebels can get no other food, they have Il
least food FOR reflect son-r
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-27

II The administration of the Department.
pf War, from .thesday when Mr. Walker TN
aetipok the portfolio Of oEice, to the hour
wlI4hSfen Randolph resigned it, has be en-
nl9te orIless marked by error, EnoFance and
NEGLECT. sIr Walker wak incqmp etrnt, be-
cahHe iBex perienced, anh adlcd another
i'll tim to the many dsilaSeE Of the pro
.feIIEoh 4flaw attempted y De applied to The
ddSief Of a totally DEFICIENT sphere Mr..
BfIij4ndn Ia, Eablt but corrupt; cohM mot have
hdss beIn expecteElto haFe1s- Gee ia By Any
ord wI3 understood his charactet, noraily
and intEllcdtually- Gen Randolph, yery
dd9idesily the best of the three was atili
wtB1Iy hne4 ual to the duties lofs the pbsi-
tipRlll The appointmsnE Of Nj, seldom,
a4etber civilian Of it9lep4blic experience,
AHA DO great ability, offers as pqof n gFar-
a5tes for the future as the past has given
u4l III seems that Mr. Davis has al strabg
i1fath ia iOn for little m en-. Iukte4d Of look
ing HrofdIyloser The county and Selecting
TIA naterial fgr his cabinet out ofthe purest
aid ATTEST citizens, irrespective AL disc,
hs has PROFESSIONALLY manifested a spirE tof
bigotedI ilEberality that calls for the seyerest
c{tsprd from All good men. We shall see,
when Congress meets, aH oppositIohto HIM
sell, his Cabinet hpd their measures, which
nlHst BE deplercd, and which could have
bttssn pteyentsd by "a wiser, a more universal,
Il IL
aHia nl9re sagaciOh4 policy.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-27

VI tcaI'''1lcA ~ tht IN Iflttton Mercuryl
Dir Seldom. he new setfetary Of War. Is not un-
known % the cop1fFx. HIS devotion 70 the South A.
displayed In the House 81 Representatives aud IN the
Peace Ccngress his statfnln alreldy
Ia part Of history. high t8ped rhivalrous nature
The accepts place in The CSoinet under sfribcent
limitations. Of which he can scarcexy be Ignorant nut
the co1Adence OF the latter ia his judgment lad u
10 hope that be Will playn9 Insignificant a<t Ia ths
graf events which are hourly imp snding-
The enemy hold the beigts opposi 4 ksbar
but, mp 70 late hour eFShin our forces were st
Ia possession Of the town t$elf That movement IN
oSss ~, + e9nis 9 , BY eoia armies may y inferred
woinghts agoto the whole army = be in reaaines
for an engagement at any moment We also hear Of
division movements which Indicate determination 70
oppose the ener1yls advance
The Prince q Joinv1Ie u his account Of The Pen
insula campaign which IS tuoshed in a morning pa
per- makes ont a very good case for Mcclellan But
his reasoning i based upon very limited aequaint
auee with facts. For exarnple. he says thai when
jackson. came to Lee, Mctletian betweeu~fs ar
mics each equal to his oFns Gut not nsfe than two
weeks ago NDrthern paper consessed that the oIcia
statistics showed that Mellelaa lad. when be len
HarTisDns Ian ing, - 90 nenas great, and prob
ably greater number ta Lees effective iorce at a1y
time during the battles before RichmBnd certainly
by lee. again; the Prince IS under the impIe sion
that YeCleln intended 70 carry Richmond By grand
conf or hand, and would have done il his COM
saanE bad not b.enH Weakened No Doubt
Mcclellan sought 10 pr4dnce this impression IN the
mind not only Il the Prince bit OF his whole arm y
whls the truth he never had full eanadence in the
pluck Of his noops. he desired t. shell little blood
as pbssiole. He was looking % the Presideney and
pla yng into the hands ot tie contrlstors. He thou git
It WIS better 10 waste money Than b7od aud his ala
Z wasIto push his way onward by The mOnleIl1n O
great masses, without riskig the chances or genera
enghsenent in the field Haeck says he pursued Lc
In 4afylard at the rate Of six miles day. his sncces
nj sllarpsburs more than be expected aud all h
lask{d-for Il enabled hin retire with honor an,
repis on his laneIs while waiting Tor the Presidency
4 II the Prince de J0inye viii re4d Magruders repo
he til see that GOO wreehed rebels held his granf
army in check for weeks ind be viii be forced u al
NIT his Ignorance or his lmidify.
II u gratifying TO know that the feet Of Yankee
1 iron clads IS NOT only much behindhhnd. but tia
wben completed i Is doubtful whether they will be o
mnfh service The New York Times tells rather
gloomy story abbot them g
Gel- Randolph Jit IS sIid, has reported Tor duty a
hrgalieT l the ieid; others say he viii 20 10 III
brother in Abemarle county lo- tie rest and recre-
/ tl01 &c 80 much needs.
Il IL ----- - IL - III - IL H.
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MILITARY ADvERTISEMENTs.


breneral OrutE
No l49.
The General Coa-rnan1inE 1nnounccE with pain The
shlrneul fact. tat ngnleruns ocers a1d sdirs ,re
aisent from tbs amy Wiihout iczve OF slnctiou-
his evil iuarios - The service. End discntabf
e those who wearing the uniform q re Go1fee rats
stltes. nov living in and Nieness instesd q.
sharing the co1laon periis and DATES % fheir COM
p1uio0s IN arms. be arre.fel. Siich gross terr-
firn Of daiy whilst IN the pr<ercr - an active and
T4ueri1l eremy. calls TT only Tor rcbnke fen ~
Cnnapdin5 General. bnt also far rfitient rnt1s-es
% the Psrt q she citizens % the Srrih .c,rc The
rrtur1i u such deIInQ1cnts 70 thtir cou1n1u1s-
The Commanding General Orders that al c1icers
she cnntln1e 20 bc absent Wiihcrf leave sfail -
hfra CHI beforr The Il AIMING BoaED anthori1-t
~ act Of Cunsrcss. entitled or relieve M
array ~ disqualified. disabled and incompcitnf on
GERS order that their names - drnrpei fr11
tie r0ls Of the Army uhcse glory they wish q rrccl
blt whose dangers Ard toils riry unrillin ca
chHuter.
IT, All soldiers who confinne absenf vii be treaie
as deserters and punithed A. snctr
By command Of Gen. Bragg,
Il GEORGE VA BRENT.
Chief % Stnd md A. A. -
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RAGSf RAGSI RAGS

WILL buy al the old 4.innen and C0tton nsrs old
pieces Of rope gunny sack<. pieces Of e nts and Al
Tie old rags you can bring - IN she next three
mouths for which will pay CASH
wash the dirt out and bring them Ia rake ND All
she scraps and come an3 get yoer none5 lr wat yon
have thrown away
1 want them delivered At ny old stand on fhe <or-
ntr next door 70 o. II. p WaTnes-r a. The tori q
Bispenhod & Birkmilier. % q Harri>r Tcnn- 70 A.
r. Hunter JAS :. EDWARDS-
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By an advertisement in the Louisville jour
nal we see that the printing establishment 81
tbs Louisville Courier Printing Company is to
be sold et auction on Tuesday next. the 25tii
inst This is a sacrifice Of one of the, most
valuable establishments IN the South, and only
on account Of the lsyalfy to tie ConfcderacS
Of Walter n Haldeman. the proprietor III chief
We understand that W. g. 'Overton. ESD
for long while Que OF the associate editors 81
tie Courier. has recently made his escape from
the clutches OF the AboIitionists. aud Is in
Knoxville. Rsba Banner.
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ITIFI FF-H7II
EpIr5R RKsrI While thank you for the notice
Ven gave 10 the card Of our mutual fr-nd. DR.. R.
II Taylor, in yesterday RKsKL sense Il daly both
u my IsTabIeaix sssoei4tesF Is wen as 70 myself
tthders slight correction NECESSARY The sum Of two
handreh doaart Wa eota donation nom me- but a
t5iit OF the prseesds or oar tatfeauk entsrtas
IIents, h as drawn ftem our worthy Brosidens Mrs.
Jadee Wecksr, Il the instanee OF Ma Ella Il. New.
sta. ~ho Applied 70 me- and most heartily did ap
utSse Of the aishuszczseus We are siil holding in
bank the larksr portion or said proceeds, and to
similar call wiz ehetrially respond. Hit
Il very resbecsfaly.
II IfIll LAURA J. dAssENG ALE
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szE- The City PASSENGER Railtsaa Pfesi-
dents Or PhiIadelphia are anxious to befome
vldry WEALTHY They intend to raise the fare
p six cents for a single Ide and eight dents
fbE an exchange ticket. The change win take
plRcs oA tie lst December. So says the Phil
adelphia Press.
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WAN1ED.
am Hands WAHrED

ITO work atlhe saitpetre raines Etst Tenntsse.
il WsZes SIS, per month sud soldiers rafiof.r.
Ctrtfcaes ~ exemption given 70 at men who work
lasfhfuly. Appy - the superintendent n AM cave
worked 81 the Government. at the Nitre oI1e &C.
Chaftanodz1- F. n. S2ITH. Cart- C. 5 A.,
nov23-lw < Snpt NitTe & Mining Dist no s..
- efeaxeland Banner copy one week and send
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Sealed proposals. uill be received until Z Dec-ra>
Der for ale bufiding q ~ Ordnarce Tarehtnse u
CD affnn1oca- sid trtbousc - Be loo Itet long
30 eet vide and y iect For further p1rtIcuafs
apply 10 Catt. A. D. fl1nphrics. Ordnance olIcer-+-
Every lie faciiyI viii - given by the qnartet
master : llcfartmcrt. =. T. Jones.
neT2I-st Haj- Post Or
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coBs * tsscorsD9x 1.-The St Louis tgsl ftpess
rcprs4anf j. = ling kowy II scn cent bi-l
The lBr ras- 5 at.isated the enofsn eSigtioe
Ut tl ra-t4rn aud wtisrs f.s.lE,r.as For :e S1r-
reas tae tsepasiiean ! >. wheat Is 80. apiih II.
cost il rlodlseti7n ami tias tie It'll 81
iorci III fris e<isas Ter tse ben-.,s Ncs =;
land, weigh. he-riy amen tie Western ss:a;es.
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4 Ibsa- Miss Dayton is at present tic theme
81 great discussieh in the Northern papeFs.--
she frst clipped with one Maj. Phillips. whom
her brJther followed and shot, and sinoe has
4BHen writing some unique letters to esta blish
HER moral character. I'LL
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SlISspusl Ife4s--Ws clip The following from tie
list nl'nsber Of The Lexington Union:
Ilast Tuesday Gen. Loan ordered This bank closed
and tie President and Cashier arrested. and tbs has
ness 81 the bank pat into the hands Of Judge Burden
J. q. Wentworth. AID HDa- John T. Rylani- These
ge4tlen,en fLrTyiug n the business o. tie bank
extett EiScocuiing.
iess ui.hts since lDfrtcea negroes. ieionsia< 10
eur fellow citizen. GsoEse " ker aud three = Col
II. G. Csiils. were ttk<n by baud OF basiiwhlcSers
aud hy shefn rIa Of. We under tsnl tfst tsea Loan
has given ten days to return tiese srocs. II 4
done BY that tiis. he will seize the negroes Of ali
icessioGisisin shls cnanty-i
During c Fst week SINE one hanircl a,ii iftF Of
the 9tonikent disoyalsis Of thi, eoHety have leel
arrested a. cohiiiie IA the c9asgs- number have
been b3ai4led to other States. anl Team tina. \
large humber sill cave EXT wees AZ which tns
hope q he able q give their hsrcs tas with
their destinat3ia. Cen Loan Is deter n:nei u crush
the rebes Hen in hss district. AMI dDnaf
he win do IL Eastty efeetaiiy-
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R6r The San Antonio Herald saws that G en-.
Hebert has issued an order abolishing marital
law in Texas, and adds, ~the occupation Of pro-
vost marshals is gone, and they viii once more
adorn the walks Of civil life.f The late order
Of Gen. Bee, relative to the expectation Of cot
ton to Mexico, viii continue to be enforced.
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DY order OF Qn1r1zruInsfer General have leen n
ID trte1 with entire tontrol u coiect1g he hiifs
OF he bceres kiiet far ihe arry r tanrinr ard tie
rurrha~e ~ ieaih9r for naneflcfurnE- Lanners hay
ing ettsr hard and rl-liaE hides I'll Do Eel -
-ddsers me uft proper refe-ences- T1e army nlr4r
he she'd, z1d IL j. ihe dety u al p4triolic tarnet g.
a-zis- ia - doing Alieather held a. 1nreaeonaiif
r-sces vii be impressed, +. W DlLLARD-
scp9 n NaSur A. On
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res- The Cincinnati newspapers are full
III pork sales At low prices. Il would open
AAe eyds 4of SHINE Of our speculatoEs to sse the
list Of these sales. and would make the m buths
I'll ali df us water. Hill
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5ltiu ADVERTISEMENTS.
HORSES AND BUSY F02 SALE.

A FINE yonnI m--re. six yelrs nll, with go,i II 2
IA de and bliie-a good sadie animal Tor s1ie low
Also second had buggy. yin horse s-nd hanisss
1f<irei u sod ~ private ale 3cfere ~ -
fay VII a.. sd - prb.ic auction ~ Il oc.ot< ~
tai DAY IN fr1nt Of "a faashns AIcti4a stare
DoVs5-at' s. HI>Ef =
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! NRGRnEs WANTRn

WE wish 70 hire IS OF 20 negro men to oz,f u3od
w in Dsde county, Geo. We viii pay rood "a.
res Persons having negroes to hire win address q
At Trenton Geo. Permlne1t employment = y IItI
oct2s-lms NJ B. NcHAHAN X c.. f
- KnoxFiIs Register and Atlanta Coaftlcrary
copy and send bin % Knoxville ftI n
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VOLUNTEERS.

ID ZINC fully uihtrEtd 70 rai. Al risirr into tle
ID service Of lie C,ufl5ier4fc States re-irnfnt u
luls1tEy Tie u1r al Carih,s haVirr clllaz1iss
rrc4rixed ran haze rr n,s-tItl into Tie seIf y
wiring ~ Niutlr~t-. teItra -titc - d.
cbCrl. Tenn This fe-fuc-f = r11tel i.rrrcitt-
ort9 I4Z. ~ NENnAS-l
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Commands q all Csr1lry Ratts lisss ~
not aff1c1e1 d Bri<ades il TIE Ds,nrrnenf n Easf
renesses viii ep1rt ina liaf.y Al Ka1xrile Al
C-Fairy organizltio1 n this Dltart iIe1t tl-- 8.
comply with the 4b1Te or1er uif1ia|tea dsrs f1ta
this date. viii Be hron<ft IN " on ers e-.fo--iar ~
Cn<riri Act IN TIE Different iist-icts 81 Ihis D-are
meat r
By order o. L. Gen. E Kirbr snilh-
n1r-5--u T. IL MORGAN
Nj Sapt q CArairy.
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Sealed Proposals,

CtEALE0 proposals Win Be reserved b IL pnlef-
- siencd lnf1 "a o'clock n. tie l5th iist-. -
laid linefeen hospit4i buildings in tbs place. AZ
eording % plans ard specinc.ti3ls on &c u NJ a.
Chastanoora, Nov I7-st Capt A. q NJ
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ATTENTloF lst KY- REa.r cAYAI.RY

% = IL III 1t y LL-IU 7 NV ALIh
An aut-flrIxrl ~ Gen. krfE- q Tas1- = fItairr
company. All WIN dl,>iruls q rr-er,i-IiaE
viii and ny headQn1rftrS n tl< place, pherr anpit
accommodations have been made TOT fte ssldiers
conlfart Come onward cne and ail- n ~. slfef
eon-elirtiuiI- JACK JONES. Caftain.
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sUBSTrTUTR WANTRD.

A SUBSTITUTE oTcI f0fJ-fTe Je1rs q ass, 5 raif-
a ed for three years q dnring The var. A lben.i
prce VII bs paid Pr further Information, zpply 81
TIA 0l1ce.
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remDysa from his eoEnmaud of the post Of
New otleand, His acts are endorsed By the
government in spirit, but are too imp6litie in
practiub. y
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I a female recruit was detected lately at
Rochester, New York, by trying to PIT pn her
pants over her head. Ilsll
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QrkErfzn lsI8n's Dtr'r.
Chartanroea. oct- 1l<t. 1S51-
Cert1iet scconrts ~ r. g. t,siks Capt a.1 Oar
ierza-ster. VII - pail u ne c-zte ~
novl-3n b r. JOKES.
L. ri a u -.rlnt--..r-r-
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H. Prr~ous cl-iu.iuE szssuFtir tr,u l.ii.l. esq
uider tbs .cl -la l.s tq-i.cl - ma cisu AZ ~
Ger 10 raks lafn lll4l 49, laUiAy c1Crrlt 1ld
.lan le ilrI1s1sd ~ hir - sslli1crie " s1sh
eztniiinn-
Snperinicr1cnfs ard opr1tiErs 10 sol nnd crll..u
i1t1lc- e1EAErl u r.nui. i1rlng STA elsa nay
= r-d y e .s.ar ,ar e.siaE = '.,sr..i :. -
meas ril - excrrl. 1ul 1xccetlnr bauarrr
II AR o11 est4li.111elt, tne uutlr nEcE.r1rE
eficiert PEERLESS
Enrolliur ci1ccrs III reP1st rrekg q Lest Col.
AZ .-.l. I'll l. rn.ss uPun bi.Sks ff-Ass
he eruli-E .1oersl ~ 1Plr1te i,t Er-.e roll. u
al rcrs-ns l4lscrn he a-cl - u a1t = iii be Scr
uafud ~ this nfre- lts q thuss beireen iIc arts
4 IS and S b fqrE.rdrd . ne 1jalai ,se1rr.
- TIE >ta-e-
iis.nrdedro this caE1.. ~ all lefsss r.thl- 49,
districts brincrn i.r nses q - aid - u1u UnJ -
TO c1s-npt e. rt-in ,1rs1s fr.m trrllr1t ~ ~
rire - tllr ~ TIC lc1it-er1ir e1alrs-
-l.sf * /. exempted - ~ he HAdasiis ~ -
aan.tcsrd nd Tr-Ted u ~ l1r1ler a flr -.tun q
seaark- ci,,oltl he nalnE 81 he lr.oa rzsupisd-
$500 n 49, isliiIy hi MI :. r-s u 49,
4, tfsv-i rrst proceed ~ knuETIilt- and u tx.1-
l1rl - ihe snrEeo1 skfies's sfsil,te - ihnt r-
III. Eis ishi b. e1d4Eel~1 - trartInE 81 1isan
sa.f make 1.1arit - HAL s1ect. ans pre-rnt
rr,te1. $50 Is that - rrrselE hirnssd - tlc
err,lIfae tl1tr - he Nlali - vel enlnrh-
cI.-HrEEI Inn lie 1EINlCL
sxcept b rs.son q h.ring iurni-htd suh-tnir
their tlt<fittc. and IL discharge (-1rd ~ H.
sonlnanding sl6.rr Il the lesiineil-r c1-a.and.al
" camp a i1si asti'nl .na-t site ieaf LEI
1isrh1rgS1 ~ Te1sor - having faru-zlsd n-bsls-
lze.
A. 800 a. person silar - snreilsd IA sur5Hn.
anirer win lar1ish him VIII lraIl%cripf ir1m the
nrster rnl risinE his 1csCrifi 41d slroeni an1
ar5er nix = rtpoat - t1- c1np i1slrucfipn -
Knoxre- This frsasrrlit piese-.tr1 = l1y l.rter-
1l-slr uill e11b1 fhc per-oa - "a his iraislrts
tion-
Persons enrol.r1. Ehs al . r1Flf u rnasonabls
tine vii be t=e.ied ce.erters u1=.s .1ilsaciuIf
exruss be siFe1 ~ tie dslsT.
Sho1id an ters1n 1aba a ca1zrfiltisn rcfnss .
Be enr0iled. sail reu-e y l1rlL1 - nnra.
hc-. TIE enrciIing o1crr ~ ell u1pn Ne EAcri1 -
4rrest such pers1n perso1Es Tho N une1 = -
cores neceasarF arply - 80 cllnr1nci1< u1ocr -
TIE dep1rirenf sch riit&sy inrta 1s ~ nj -
rure- Sho1ld ths Ehsrs1 f1il - t1e execElA - ~
duty The cnroinE 01ref vi rrpolf t1e i-rt inuls-
ds.iey - the supErinis1ient u tie fecrun1 serves
o. cen unnnrnnf q camp inztucutn ~ knaxriIle-
= D. BLAKE. LicuI- Col G. s A.
sept Rrcfg SzT Call e C.uR q =
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bts.l We take pleasure in giving plAce to the
f4ilowing hoEs from Miss Masss1s4ls, which
ftaly ekplains itself:
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EFsFRTERsI

if HkADQrakrEzs g & FoscEs.
j ChattanooC1 Team. Sor. 1tth. lSs--
TNHE folloEIne-naned iron the follow ing IN
IL panies and regiments have deserted from CIears
lind HOSPITAL
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-27

Is WHen any person liab.r q rHlIiary 1rfy under
tiiis brt III set u1rtelc4 t1to service Ia Az
crnl-ary o. furnish sEt-lluie. ht shall
pit himself nllt ne s4l<tauie - ~ ncnnl
camp % l1cli1n al.t 4 lAe E4l.lllair ~
iarlrll txrr1Tf To- IuIlarT cIlF. ald
iun ID >nfEton Aail.1ullt ~ Eri V fr..noans-
Cd sound an al rt- trts ircc lru1 1it1TT srIrlcr
BE nay n Accepted ard e-roIIrd AID he -f,n f1f-
nrtinr sch erl-lirule uzay - Ll,tl-rer1 - lLr
dali q Tx ca1rF- il l-tIllie rLn -
enflllcd fra-.<I,Itat.n tficr nIlrnncr az aks
expense 81 The 5oFcIuz1erl n1ti sto-tled a1d "a
rolled
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Sc. ) Re Il furthgr erartel Tl.af sor ~ .r-,,i-
ncuf % al persons con I'D w1hla ne truris
us a. tAis acl. NO arcadr ~ sefrit n ne
ARMIES II the Co1fedrrltc State i staI nral ~
he Prrsi1cnt. ulth t- cnsent-f th- r.terur,-nl 81
he respective SiAtcs. r1nply Sialc crrs and rn
tliIura % otain s1ch consent be ellan employ Cen
fedlrate ofrers. r1arrrd Wiih III dliy q in.kinr
5snch erraue1t in lccorllner lrirn rues and rrxaa-
tons % be pre-cril,ed l1r IN
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Il The rebel papers speak Of Batter az Batter tx
Berssts They no doubt think him the big beast 81
the ApoeaIypse They mast be asfaiiy scared.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-03
BATES HOUSE.
wn. JuDsoN, Proprietor.
Corner of Illinois & WASHINGTON sis,
uNpIANAPoLrs,T IND.
HOUSE
Corner wabash a seventh >,s.,

Corner wabash A seveuth >ts.,
TERRE- -HAUTE. INDIANA
gJ,Hfs fs ONE on THE lARGEsT. nEST AR-
u kAsqrp art meet eonioifanla ho.fe "a the
Uss sDd fsr superior Ia evsFy osteF respec - ery
c4hsf IN this czty- Il oontslns osss huustte4 sne
turuty pleasant well ventilated. 49, vel nr1tthet
Lodging hoouis. several q them w.th Pslors titAh
ID. for the scccmmodstion a fanilss. Is - nsnste
N ths most pisassnt part - the ely. sod cfsien
10 the RsilEpat Drrcfs.
- ornbu.se, fsss - ar6 ron TIE Ho1se-
u~ana<a UEy. uU BEfs.