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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

COLONEL ToMKiSs, tho officer who made the
brilliant dash at the head of his cavalry through
Fairfax last summer, has been appointed Colo
mel of the Vermont Cavalry as the successor Of
Col. Holiday.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
From the Christian Messenger.

SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAvERY.-To favor
the emancipation Of the slaves OF our country
has been regarded by many as crime. An
exchange Justly remarks Ga the same
principle that men are condemned Tor abo-
ltioDism, Christ and his apostles should be
condemned for their evangelism. So, In TACT
they were condemned by their contemporary
Jews and heather masters, and SO many mod
ern political philosophers condemn them, to
be consistent The truth is, anti.slavcry, like
anti-idoItry-in other words, abolitionism,
like evangelism, is to judged by its own mer-
its, i. e. by the nature OF the doctrines 1t ln-
culcates, and not by the disturbance it occas.
ions in the pro-slavery politics of the land
Had there been no slavery, there would have
been no abolitionism and no rebellion. He
who denies this proposition may as we'll deny
his own existence.
Slavery is the cause of this war, a fact ad-
mitted by the leaders of the rebellion them
selves. And so long as slavery exists there
will he aboitionsm, and unless the freedom
of the press and speech is overhrown and
military dcspotism established upon its ruins,
having slavery for its cornerstone, no pro-
slavery denunciation will deter the friends of
humanity and Of God from crying out against
is abom nations"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

1t is reported from st. Louis, that Generals
Sturgis and Denver have been relieved Of their
commands in Kansas. We hope this report will
prove true, for they have manifested much
greater zeal and energy in suppressing the free
State men of Kansas, than they have in their
war upon the rebels.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

FINE AND SEIzURE.-J. +. Wctherbee, of the
Eagle Hotel, Proctorsville, has recently paid
500 and costs, for violation of the liquor law
making $500 and costs he has paid within a
short time. A cask of liquor has been seized at
Proctorsville depot, and two barrels at Ludlow.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

Heavy as was the fruit crop in the West l4s
iall, the coming season promises even create
abundance. The trees are covered with b04
in all quarters. The Central and Southern i
lino!S prospects are exceedingly good. At a9l-
We are assured the indications Tor tell lH.
crop were never more favorable.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

A TOTAL ECLIpsE.-1he Confederate Almanac
Tor 1862, published by Rev. Dr.. Summers, at
the Southern Methodist Publishing House, an
nounces an ECLIPSE Of The sun, risidle oUer the
Confederate States - To this the Nashville
Union adds, that about the same time :. there
will be total eclipse of the Confederate States
visible over all creation.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
NOtice 10 Teachers.

THE Public Examination for lining nos va" r
sign 10 teach in the Common Schools IN INC t,'~
Middesey will be held at the School House near ,,
ter Of said town, Saturday. May lCh, at ?n,i
NJ. All citizens are respectfully and cordlsliy n
attend. II. LESTER MCELROi, superih'en""oo11'
MiddleseX, April Is. 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

DR.. L. X. SANBoRN, of Rutland, VT, Sur
geon of Massachusetts, regiment, died at Ship
Island April 10th.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
Notice to Teachers.

THE public Examination Of those VINO woxhary vii
L III the Common Schools Of the town Oh hVnaSre E,
be held at the school house of district No. l. 'cJk
Roxbury p. o., on Saturday, May lOth, AZ
NJ Citizens generally are invited 10 be pres;sin
ASA WEBSTER, End, super'D''" 4
Roxbury, April oath, 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

SENATOR CoLLAMERs speech on confiscation
and the punishment Of rebels is very highly
commended by the National InteHgencer, as an
able discussion OF the question.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

A widow named Card, was burned to death
in Bennington, on the 10Th, She set fire to her
clothes while drawing wood from the stove oven,
and before the flames could be extuguished she
was 50 badly burned that she died the same day
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
Notice!

MISS JENNIE W. ABBOTT, hSv'ng antnrlier spd "
cny y' i%at sFe will continue Dressmak9s at H
dence, on Liberty street. Thanking her r,rnnacc.
favors she still solicits share OF their pa" Elkv
ril Is, 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

CAPT. E. B. SAWYER, of Company I, Vermont
Cavalry, has been appointed Major, in place Of
Major Bartlett resigned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
From Southern Papers.

The capture of New Orleans by Com. Farra,
gut has shaken terribly the faith of the rebels
in the success Of their cause. They did not ex-
pect it. The Day Book could hardly credit it.
1t says:
"By the loss of New Orleans we are separated
from West Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Mis-
souri, But many of the brave troops from that
side of the river are with US, and those that are
there will still keep up the fight. in spite OF their
isolation. They will thus constantly employ u
large portion OF the enemy's army and serve as
a powerful diversion in our favor. If every sea-
board town IN the Confederacy, and every river
town which can be reached by gunboats, were
in the possession Of the enemy Tomorrow, it
would not have the slightest effect upon the is
sue of this contest. 1t would not be SO disas-
trous as defeat of Beauregard army, or give
halt the same cause for dependency. Fortu-
nateiy, they took no prisoners; our troops re
main to reinforce Beauregard, or to 60 elsewhere,
as they may be ordered.'
The Day Book in seeking some refuge Of hon
orable escape from the reputation which the
South is fast getting, Of being defeated in every
battle, credits our success to our gun boats
And it anticipates continued reversts wherever
our gunboats can reach. 1t says:
When the Yankees have completed their iron
clad navy they will take every important point
upon the coast, except in those cases where
wise discretion may permanently obstruct our
harbor 1t will be remembered by our readers
that Immediately after the 9Th and 9th ult., We
took the position here restated. w must OBJ
struct the channels leading to the seacoast towns
we wish to preserve, and abandon the impracti-
cable attempt at holding any point which can
not be thus protected. 1t Is true that it is sad
picture to contemplate, but reason assures us
that it may yet be held up forour reluctant con
temptation.
The Atlanta Intcllgencer says:
Modern inventions, it seems, render forts USE
less for defence. Iron-clad gunboats destroy, or
apprchend, aUM share the same fate of New Or
hope is now a folly. We ought and must pre-
pare for the worst-that worst is the occupa-
ton of most of our cities, with water APP
proaches, by the enemy. Asound policy would
dictate. what patriotism and self-preservation
demand the destruction of every species of prop
erty that would benefit the enemy ere they get
possession of any city and the removal therc-
from Of everything of value to ourselves. Let
nothing fall into their hands of value to them
save all we can of value to US. Charleston
Savannah and Memphis are now Immediately
threatened. We have no fears that in these
cities so wise and patriotic policy, a duty in
fact, will be neglected. When the enemy en-
ter New Orleans, we hope that they will be sad
ly disappointed in the I" booty and beauty y
they expect to derive from the achievement of
their gunboats.
The Petersburgh Erpress says:
The capture of New Orleans by the enemy is,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
The following table gives the distances to
Richmond from the principal points of approach:

Mics.
From Norfolk TO Richmond is l06
From Suffolk to Richmond is IS
From Cape Henry to Richmond is $50
From Hampton TO Richmond is 9G
From Fortress Monroe to Richmond is 80
From Yorktown to Richmond is 10
From Williamsburg to Richmond is GO
From fredericksburg to Richmond is IS
From Washington to Richmond is 1870
From Winchester to Richmond is $50
From Gordonsvlle to Richmond is 20
From Stanton to Richmond is 100
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

Gen. Butler has brigaded the troops under his
command as follows:
First Brigade-(Brig. Gen. Phelps command
ingI-Sth New Hampshire regiment, It'll and
9Th Vermont regiments, 9th 18th and 18th
Connecticut regiments, LIST and "a Vermont bat
terieS, and Reads Cavalry Company.
Second Brigade-(G Gen. Thomas Williams
commanding and 3lst Massachusetts reg
iments, 2lst Indiana regiment 4th Michigan
regiment. 9th Wisconsin regiment, 9Th Massa-
chusetts Battery, Minis Massachusetts, Bate
ry, ana Durivase's Cavalry Company.
Third Brigade Acting Brig. Gen. George
F Sharpey, Colonel OF the l2th Maine Regi-
ment, conimanting)-l2th, 18th, 14th and
18th Maine Regiments, Goth Massachusetts reg
ment, list Maine Battery, and McGecs Cavalry
Company.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
Nark H. .JOse's Estate:

THE subsc liners having been appointed W oH
bile Probate Court lorthe District OF wa. a ran, %
mssoners, to receive, examine. and aoJ, Of Na T.
demands OF all persons, against the Mime. deced
Jose late of Portland, in tue s'a'e " i months from
l5ih day of April isea, being allowed BY sy,nSi @
to the creditors Of said deceased, Give notice 't1
prove their respective claims b,ioe US; Imminent at @
we will attend to the duties oil on, in sud dl'
Office Of Refed & Gleason. In M"h'Pen, al one OC"'
on The 10Th day of July aud October next
in the afternoon. on each Of said daiSS ,omt.
RoDERICK RiCn ARDsoN' Conn"
JOSEPH POLAND, %sS
Montpelier, April l6. A. D. leo2. ------.A.rs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

An Interesting event. is expected at the
White House soon.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
Notice.

Those who designing to teach in me Town . u a.
town the ensuing year. are requested to meet a. a. /.
School House in Morethwn Village, SATURDAY, NO,
one O'Clock p. NJ to be examined according 10 law
The public are cordially iny ed be prestm, 1,.
JOSHUA GILL, sup.rihe"',"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

ain time of peace prepare for war In iims m
prepare for sickness. Get case Of 'r. uilo,e
lives. BY the timely Of his prescriptions 'D', o.
complaints will be arr sted from erlAILa'Hty ,.s
sickness. Sold by Fred Z. smith. Montpelier ,in s
or hv n. 8. Burr Co., Boston Mass, or Ph'F
prnnrial Or l36 WI INN sweet. New y OrA, -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
Thursday, May l.

SENATE.
Mr. Wilson OF Mass, offered resolution in
quirng OF he Secretary OF War, whether Fred
erick Emery. who wounded w lillian Phillips at
Leaycnworth in 1855 or SO, has been appointed
to any place in the department of Kansas. Laid
over.
The BAL for the appointment of II board for
Notifications was taken up and explained by
Mr.. Blair, and postponed till tuesday week.
Nj, Dunn Of la. from the Military Committee
reported bill for the better organization of the
Adjutant Generals department
Mr., Loycjoy of H., from the Committee on
Territories, reported Il bill to render freedom ma
tioral and slavery sectional.
The House then went into committee of the
whole ON the Pacific Railroad bill.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
The Petersburgh ErpreSS says:

The capture of New Orleans by the enemy is
under the circumstances, one of most extra0rdln
airy events which the var has brough. forth
The blow which has been struck us is undoubt
odly u very severe one.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-17
% So H..'r ..'., .l,t la'',.r- rrr.

I stIle Hon IIsratio seymour. pen.5cra,,l
cafldy,isir for Governor. ii New York addres,
e,litise Protestant Episcopal Church. ,in III.
ffoif "a day Of its sersion- The 4uessiot was
tliH adoptiun Of resolution submitted b5 Hon
Slsriay Hoffman ,.,Iec ecjaring
4 iTlas III view bf the slaAger Or tbs cJn..try
fr9lnciiH war, dleY Houss 81 Bish4..s l,e re.
srHeffn4y rtqieske4 10. pTepaiea form of f,g.lv v.
,erlfojbelu used dnfilis the sessos. ii this Con.
yeifiqn!
1irf Seynopr.ffi the course of his remarks II
Taif it was ss ehriiest hope a. 4 WAS lbs sim
Sefe iiols. flat the lilueiice of the Eris.
coH4 C1nrcl iwOhld be "a fiost really dnd eff,.cl
tlyt sQst triinlcIt ~ b.ingin. alont she htaiiue
mp "a tbe Fonhds AMI the reStora on OF :. EEesSl
ed pence hen lic heard Ilr Kinionl hear
aeifuIlcifiipi Oh the >outh "iso d3nld iIol re-
fraill frdsp cslstirig isis thought forward for
felkf that period. still three years In la.
lntlrh. When THIS cenve entiol would ae-sa. as
seitible; when tlf wtfoie Chnkch North anil
Sorfll would again be gsiilerrd around the
cohnlon altar 10 iDffer there a co1imon sacril
heei Let there he n0tting, then. lilaced
uFlohiKedord, tn revive raiicorN IA that hour I'll
cordial nsslioI.. s-For lAs part ls has
conf nfioHsiy aid frankly. mder strong con-
sitTIons R1 duty p las country. ftlrnNtl roy
FIRST ppl 5seif tlelcNtrayagaht action Of those
esp&efal 4xS1Seddesl 10 fliis war vet se ,iesrea
JUST >e4rnekfly H. st.e sis Church mad, n,.Inis
tak9bie before the South and The Whole world >
fle kdnj1red the Convention 70 ideal with onr
>dukliern brefhrest as children of the same
Father. as mesnbets 81 the same isocl--as fcl-
low wlcfurtrymen uncc. as such to be ashir4-
rs Ghlistian mem
Aafked sensatI3n lsays the Tribune reporf-
erl Accompanied ileS delivery Of the address
and hiyefy isibiss disposition to applaud was
notifei in Porsio sof the Hosise
We copy these xaracis from lhe address 10
indicate the sentIIhefits towards tiit Souti, en-
teftdi4ed by 4 public msns. occupying con-
spfch9us posiroiI before the people OF The
Norlh WhatevcS may be tlsoughtofhis indg-
menl ia regard toll Ehe iuture.i viii be Admit
ted That the kentii4enfs expressed IS him con-
iras isfFongy Will the deInoni;sc Idsilings and
nalcil lctipns Of ths SOUTH which have srnas,at-
"a IIoln nearly every public speaker. and wri-
ter ia lthe North since the commencosnent OF
lac war. IA is Impossible that mao. swine
ne 5olmuch OF the rarity cf Christian chari-
" fs1fl De elevator 20 oiiice an New lori. IN
sss tlae miileniuir Is AZ hard--f Ricil1sond
Hhik
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4 CHATTANOOGA. TENN FRIDAY, ocro8ER IL. 1852.
SCI .-e1r <rmnsslo th.NNyarl

There w@a Anoilisr War meefSA,,s 5eIs /,
B9stsal = few days ago. B The peoflls nr5bhess
every ulIc Who atteinpted ta smell Mi n !
fapta f7l.inneT Since bis senfifneif acdVraed
so 4xactlyi With that of lie alieetiis[ Id Si ~
oitel as . specimens - 1ff IF
Sumner said: Tial.k God liz al;.E
bril- liter anil lhe air Is tI.sFer nov. dat
has been handed over lite i,,d.,.1f,,t RI
prptIanba tidf of rrestdeIk Ii,se,,lfs pE,,a
eFeA as nracticaliy securing freedoIa I'd all
who gan 6nd shelter within onr lisics anh hI
aes-fPted il without not. or eor,rn.9,t ( II.lhdl
vosFtsd the. proc iarllaiirllr af President HIin-
cobE llibeTate the slaIl as !. sniiitarylI,.des-
sify. The african. sce 1--we a. i.xsII d.
sfnnft help it, fscsaity IA not depef,d li5.on
.eel1liF an appfal 70 1ls slaves shonlal be
trIesi Hnd lie t4issttd Nat such "a aukieal
Wo4h be effsctutl He l3aIicxcd tlsst ss,cf.ssk i
eoueN oily 30 0iitdined 4s{roncl, .tfle c4.,.Esc
Patton q thp slaFdsias Without fire ii iileif
lreafa nnitesi peoiile csiilI reycT isse eonauieS
cd. Feree alone Seula tot eononer ,ylthbat
ideas. and Ir lie fake ,if peace he now ues
ca ior Feesianl, r. the instincts OF freedom
did hot pfsilnpt f5e support of ert,al,sitlatioIt
theIeontmaHd ef Tie Alaifehty TO 4Iet his i,e6L
Iple 80 FIRE should lave hli effect The tsnnL
rlpsIpn that be SinIaer eanlS to was iIiatHks
ernaIielI.atict The war WAS changed IN its dlIaf-
act4fa SID l.E Eli l#
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,1IIsnsn.l.. of Dc EIlnl,.d s,n,r.-. !,

n
II 1Ilc gelegraphic report from Jackson. Nissisr
sipHi- IN regard to The Number Of iaetsaIs FL
/ New Qflea1ls WHO havsl..taIeh tire on Ii III .a
entes Of the United States may need i IitiIe
exI 1lanation 10 make it illteigihle. 1t will lt
refnfiiillered that some ttfhe sro I}uTlER issued
am 9rslsr rebniriug all tIsrsens. in lie litI
alsoEe the age Of s5ghteei, years. ID re,,ot,
thein7el{es II the fhnk9a officers Of hik ar
poiIliineht. aHi to cgisisr theft name. I'll. ],
book piislared FOR tile pdrposc. together xits,
a list DC all realm belsEtitl propnrtv f6bs..
Wild Acknowledgment tii4r ullcssia5,ee III ltbe
Yankee Government aiA took lire lo,Jtbi u,
sllIltprtlri, were 70 lie ffEafdef as rSpdAiaili
febqiF, fgr whose ffiF9ipa an cfQrt w4s tdHlt
ma1lS hssisc wlsol.wefkl still deicfdtiIed u
atlhefc ts tile GoterfiinetltIof the.ir ele ,vnr.
stobE regarded al alIp.etlier be1oa ttlIe ftHcl
OF ntdreF aud they arc have their iisniek re.
gififfer as the fneIilIesEof the United States T
lTei1 fifoIcriyt was 10 la tonfiseated. and tiiey
thtihkelEes.a are tehf deillared lal,Ie fdIiIatis is
enlnent.i II alpeaEs ac3ufliifg 10 this rellbst
Enthusiastically. lisf tea teisnsaiiJl ayetlFadlthe
4ms'ral eeurSse I'd Ealllcfs u their co14 Feti5ns.
and to ti1ke fle tFfS Of ffisonn.cnt' ai4 dom
iiscatifrj Of IF' pdrity- Ilfl9ay sull9r gfeii-
" feriihe rteseutlip coESeqferice afEiilbEtl IL
delity Tut the lilne is eHEi:lg N9c1 Htef viii
reap b rich rewailE Hsh{gone1.z s4ldtsiLEll T
f
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soyeFnor" PerpOnt. Of Virginia. Is ia Gin.
Stale.
Cotton Is still on the rise IN the NOrth. Mid
dssg uPiaI,ds commands sc cenis IL New
loik-
ile radicals as well as the sscessionists i.
" 4shiilston. says the New Yo.k Herald. Ar.
Z ~ Hssssg plans Of separation and com ,.rounis.
~ 1Neefi TIE North and the >auti
s 4plondi Hamilton Of Texas. AID Frank Blair
iele BON urged for the Office OF military over
Governors Andrews. Bradford. Morton and
elghgan' were al IN Washington On the 7ti
IHord Lyons Is expected to return to Wash.
stat.
4enerai Anderson, of Fort sumter fame. /,
wtftl hls family at Henderson. II elkiner con,
4 " CIV lork. dis health is lot ret rs,s,orcsll
finee Sains SalnIs, PruEsian officer. 4
tsss11iitng :; frussi'ln brigade ia New York foi
the Union.
nc Episeopals Of tlse North are in trieunil
al Hpnyellilon N New York There has bce1
: nprm debate on the expulsion OF Bishop
l-S llleA7 ioik, u the Southern army Aitei
YARN debate the whole subject was referred
to iAe CSnniitte.e on the Rebellion. consistiur
ot line inembers Of the convention.
nc quidnnnes around Washington lnsisi
tliak Gen. Naieek is about 10 be ordered Il
coli,nanfi the armies IN tie Nest; Cen. Nd
ClSllan % take General Hailsck's present p6siL
tl94t and General Hooker 10 command the III
mJipi tile Potomac IN AlcClellans l,lace: ana
lasily General Hanks 10 be installed m tbe
Wal Department..
ie North IS pot getting on very well itIl
lts Hostage STAMP currency. One OF ths New
f9tk ferry comllanics presented lor rkiem,i.
uqfs lev days since, ne n twenty Thousand
ddYhfs n postage stamps which coold mot b.
releen.eil
e TAmiaaHy Hail aud Mozart wings d,
tie New \ ork democracy have agreed n,,on /
pli4f of action FOR the coming election. on tl.e
basis Of AneqUal division oil Congressman ausl
Assembl kmen, TIC odd Assem6lynian to II
drawn, Willie o. the county eilices Nozasi
sahes the Surrogate and aipIllany the Supcf
visct. III.
Pfli- hadswartli. lIisI nominated by ak
Rel iiibiidans Tor 10, erlsor OF New York Il !,
.n4iiIof iinnleissc y eaIlil His propertvlis set
ddxh Al Two millions. most 0i ~hicijis n
-iaIllFd estate. lie fesisies ia tennessee. aud !,
was the boast oflltIs aieekf.rsil,..t tl,t.x .nulI
tr.lStl frslai Gen-see to Rochester. :. Gsiar,i
81 f'Feify axe nisleh witlion .oiir. Iair f,,cir
oNhilalid. Alost of his property n.,s ofIiaincll
frgfii tlse Indians
fdL hprgafl. 7soW IA coinmani al Kew Wcs.
FiHrida. has issued = pr1ciam fi6n letlsrine
all tpe kIisses4 4onlt ltlIai island ireel
lie Neru'ern paHers say TIA, Gen. lee las
csiltstd Tie hoiSe and acibuirefaenis bcionLl-
ma . Geneial kesIsey % lse FEM safely viii
nlItlse Federal lines Isiis * in sirikiilg con
irikt with the es'idlIct OF lac laiikces
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soFFIcE RECRUipiNG pEpARTMENT.
kNoxrIfI.k TKSk

ORDERS.
Alltper1n liable n CONSUMPTION Under ise A 1t OF
cpngre-s approved April lfth. 1861 will be allowed
snti. the Sthf urtbeg 10 ynrterr III any paroa lar
somHany in the service II he Confederate 81 ties
Such per.ots viii present themselves - the enroll
ling ufcer within the lisIict county u which the
belong and enrolled vnlnnt GERS. by presenting
Themselves At ihirriHie they viii BE- enrolled here
The enrolling aIHcers will make out the enrolment
OF volunteers m duplicate and firnixhfd this ONCE
rlih the rolls they be pleted. Thsy
Mil also furnish the volunteers with a transcript
n IN the rolls giving his de.cripsia and enrolment
dnly signed aud certified and dreot ihe volunteer
r-port with he al t,l~ flee. 1indcr the eol
nf -iemafks the enrolment tse oieer will
note tue company and regiment TO which the volun>
ser desires to be- attached A
On preventing the descriptive list 10 any Quartes
master. the volunteer will be Furnished Wits trarispor.
aton to Knoxville.
The corTecness ~ all enrollments will be certified
= by the enI nlting officer.
+. d. ii.A NJ, Iisnt. Coll C.lS. A..
eep2s ~ Snpt Enrolling Dspf-l
M lhatiahnoga Rebel. Grsenville Banner. Athens
soet, clrayeiand BaRner and Bristol Advosate copy
f.ld send bill 10 Superintendent ii Enroiinr Depart
lent.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-17
TO the farmers of East Tennessee

At.ls atmles Eqsd all the Hogs and caite YOU car
- aiien ara ,ilhtfni rres. viii he pan for poIl
have been as'igned 70 the purchaieI Of hogs
eeyss corn. Nc IL E~st Tenaessee and viii appoint
sufficient number f agents to assis m aud define
ieir Territory asd VIII IN dur time IsIuiish their
Z imss.
have determined to m,ke prices uniform and
seral aud hare every hog IA East re.ae-sc sIita
for pork. viii be fattencd.
My Office. ipr The present j. Atlanta. 6a.-wr re-
We 10 Kn. xyil,e -ooR Letters addressed To- me Al
iher point VIII re attended to.
If CUMMINGS.
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