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VINO In PADUCAn shITHe


Gen. Saith, the hero Of the brilliant
bayonet charge by xhieh the two rebel
ired0ubts 81 Fort DoaelsUn were taken,
has been FOR many months the object Of
mean AID malignant abuse by the Chicago
Tribune. Hs has been dubbed bs that
psper t.Padaeha Smith." IL il only nee
essary to read ais record to know who be
is:
Gen. Chas. Ferguson Smith, command
q of Ehe Second division, Is Easivs OF
PeansylE AHA, and son OF The celebrated
DIR. Samuel +. Smith, He entered The
Military Academy 80 a cadet in 1871, and
graduated IN ASS, standing No. lg ia
his class. Ha the lst Of 5aly of that
year be was made second lieutenant ut
the I'd ARTILLERY. In 1879 be was appoint
ed tBe assistant instructor In infantry
tactics at the Military Academy, which
position be retained until September,
1881, when nc was promoted ID the adjus-
ancy retaining toe same lffee all April,
1885. During that interval (yia; Nay,
1882, he was maasa Hrst lieatenans. -
Tn the lat Of APRIL, 1888, be Was ap.
pointed instructor in Infantry Tactics aud
e0mmanssant of cadets ut Mess Poins,
which position be allied nnsiI September
/, ls42, in the meantime hang pfotnoted
10 the saptaimsy, viz; in July, IS4S. In
April, ls41, be vas breyested major for
gallant eondact Ia the battles OF paIo
Alto and Resaoa de In Palma, il Texas,
his bssyst dasing from May q, 1876. In
May, IS48, be received snosher hrsyet,
being thai Of lieutenant solona, Tor gal
LIANT conduct Ia several eoaslicss al Mon.
tcrsy, Mexiee, On tka 2lss, 2zd snd 2sd
OF Ssptemher, lS47, his brsves bearing
the last msnsionea date. During tie fol-
loving August be received 4 further bre.
yet (colonel) for gallaas and msaisoripas
eondacs In the hasfIss Of Csntrsras and
Chafubusco. This breyeI dates from
august %, ia4T. He was appointsa aesr
ing iHspsssor Eaasrza u Msssse, aaxsnx
dune, l6z2. 0a the Ssh ef Nsssubess
1854, he was prompss<i 70 he aEsisfiss u
The lsa artillery, and Oh she 81 81 Marcia.
LASS, was farshsx pseakote<i - NE lea
senanG solensIsy u he I1fk iafAnsry.
On tbs Slss az Anenst. I06a. la nsa
made br9gndiev gshefaa ~ t6lunt4xrs,
ord took charge snAcr O. nxIzsck III
The troops u Psdsaaa.
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80 H4XM 14e444M~N4ts
Ths sleesion for mnnislrui slkesrs ms
hsld ia thia city on Monday, md rssaIssd
In the as4sss az sAs Aholitioa, disunion,
niesal1ed ssEInian Hietea.s a Mssaid
= - = - I & = - - e un~
pa = nAosf asraaysd 90 Z he Ab-
olitfosisss, Who hass aawsys preached ths
sshighex law aoesFipe, snd who hays a.
sissd rsuissspos ID ~ szpasips q he
lava, and have denounced tho Conssitu-
ton sseovenAnt with death ard . league
With Hale when the present civil var
broke exss ssmwsacsa q cry eion-
ist, fraitoF, ii every one Nho did not
endorse ali the unauthorized scss OF The
Administration. They not only did these
things, but they commenced 70 harrah fos
the Union, with - mach apparent seal a
il tAss bad always besa sAs arm support
ers Of the Consultation and Union. Ev-
erything with them must hare Union sa-
taachsd 10 it. II the glorious old Fourth
of July is to be celebrated, ID must be
Unioa Celebration. II an election Vas %
come OF, Union ticket must be formed,
provided al.Cags, that majority Of orig
NAL dssunionists were placed upon the
ticket. The lore Of the people for the
Uuion, induced many for short timss be-
ing deceived By ths Union cry Of the dis
union Leaders, to join this misnamsd and
hypocritieal party. But the deception
oeuld not be maisltaiaed for aBy length Of
time. The ASS woaId show itself from
beneath the Lions skin and the people
soon discovered that the men who we're
making 30 much ado about the Union, and
stigmatixing their neighbors rs secession
lists and traitors, were original disunion-
ists and belonged to the party that had
brought all the present troables upon the
nation. We saw that the people bad made
this discovery and knowing their patriot
ism and love for the Constitution. we're
wen satisfied that they would not be gull
ed Aay more By the cry Of Union, made by
the disanion party, and henea we predict
ed that the ssUnion ticket" nominated by
. eew aisnnionises woald NOS work. The
utter defeat of the miscalled Union tiekes
by maiorities ranging from 80 to rs, Is
evidence that the people hereafter are not
TO be gullsd into the support of q unicn
ticket, gotten up By Abolition disanioniss.
The following named gentlemen, all
srus and loyal citizens, and Democrats,
with the sxesEion of Alderman Lewis,
who is by ue means q disuDioniss, were
elected, and in their election the true
friends of the Constitution and Union,
have reaPed glory enough for one day.
Mayor. D.. palmer
Recorder-W. G. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer-C. w. BorxRs.
MARSHALL. P. Smith.
Assessor. L. FoRExAS.
EoE AioSEaSAa--~' D. Lewis, - % h@G3
John Dohany, H. c. Fredrickson and L.
W. Babbits.
The Council will now be composed OF
the following members:
First Ward. B. Lewis and Benjamin.
Winchester.
Second Ward-J. P. Williams and j.
B. Rue.
Third Ward-John Dohang and W. l..
Biggs.
Fourth Ward-H. c. Matt aad Il. G,
Fredricksou.
Fifth Ward-L. W. Babbitt and John
Hammer.
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NATHAN P. DODGE,
! BANKER

Tssx PAYING AND CDLLht 'A'
COUNCIL BLuFas' .Jt,Slt
me general Hznkihg, Ce4'SNt'
ness ltsasacted in sIi It's ofanshf'. ..,.sssl
Taxes paid in *sstezn Nv
mset lsheFaI terms -.
REFERENCES.
Para Rsak. Mes ToSG e1uI. rssis.
STATE SAVING As&oSistls1i 1.ss-
sxs.e.ss. szneftx EzAk, B9slaR,
was|hlAssa Baak, a9
* Me&kY EaxnAxa, OfisSss II = ;rstaa- :.
Hsn 44An a KasSons
:. sss y p s.sss,ss4,t tsts ssx q 80
Nessrs. Crow. ks5rasfy ; 49,. -. CO ~
Msn e. Balawin, Judge : go. Iyasp =
Hen q. seala, seeTss&fs y
Sza 1. ts&2
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sorsen

DKosAT8 NOTICE. ve|
n the matter Of the Estate Of JULIUS 2.
KREAKR Dec, = ri -T
NotEse u hsrsay given to al pexseEs Interested
sAAt lac VIII % the above AHaea JaliaG n. kre-
Mef has been publicly Rad before me as E3ssff I'd
~ lsss and fAe lEt ASndAy Of MaFcA set fsg AeAE-
aHg Fgoaf shes@oE al my ufEscs la GoeEzEH BlaGs
Lswa, ABRAHAM JACKSON
REA. l, i5Hz . E,osaaty Fsgava
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
IL PHILADEuFHEA

Il Benevolent Institution, esisGlsGN4 y -
EH1ywment, for the Relief % thr s.sg AZ ?.
trrssed. afflicted with YIFuIrzt aBa EPsssa- }
eases, and especially for the Cure r. D.s'ps
the Sexual UF.aHE
MEDICAL ADVICE given sratls ET tEs IL
Surgeon, 70 ali H.ho Sppl! by lstter, ( 81
ton Of their condition, fGge, turEpA-.s aazsa
life, stc. D, and IN extreme PoyeTsy, Ge..Gss -
lshaIi free OF charge.
Valuable Reports ga speTaEs iyrTkGz Al -
Diseases Of the Sexual Organ sa4 n NIE IN
EDIK& employed in the DisFetrafg. srst = 81
6ieked In sealed envelopes, frrF 7A1TGs NJ
three Stamps for postage Will b. IsrePLsbis
Atrress On. J sEELLIy HpcgHT0E AZ
SURGEON, Howard Associated y, .ss13 J.;
Street, PhitadeiphiA, Pa
BY order OF tAe u Fectars
EZRA D HEARTFELT Pm
gro. RAIRCEFLD, seS'y
| Dec 81, 1880
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( OHEgsYP.s SALE.

GHERIFFss SALE
- ny vfrsBe % special Ex@eaEtssa 10 ne Greet
q Tsm the 0esce sf the Clagg u the nssri4 paaYi
of fostaswstfsnsts Ceaasy. fowa shall proceed ID
ssAi On Thafsazy the sza 9ay 81 Aprii. A. D. fssa
eatFerg Tie hongs ~ 10 eseiocA A " and esclox4
n Of saiaxias, in Iroat OF tAs smasy xrsasarer's
OasaRt Ia Lbs city - D0ancsl Btnfs khs faIlew1RE
ta-wik -
Lets eAeAs sud Hlas O ana D Ii aaa.sss saassayfs-
tsa % sNz-loa aazabsT sas huszzfaa and ssFsa4y-
sew en- fi7al IA the oFtstaaI sswn OF Qsnx5I M ara,
Gag -
TaAtn ne NE pxppersy ~ w. O. saa Annse Iainea
- satisfy "a ~ sraaasn In fssoF sf Rssis ad VIII
fikxzszGs. -
r. w1Eg1AAEs. sAssfa.
CssScsa HlHas. 1aHas MaFch ash Eaka 20
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sfs y Secretary - s0s, aof fhe re-
Sass g %. ~ Y e; lasasEs, y psFnspsx
the m0ss inporsans oFasf ssasne1si9 TO
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lsssasion.
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al'a 1ssfas1'oh st VOC asolsffy sozfshss
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inssosu'su $50 = Iolssaa ai'ol
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pons'isataon ana laws saAn = dozen VIC
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son. ~ y sae people o. me sosta are
sAsasea tnAA eae administration has NOS
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s4sion tos ~ uoEsfnsneni, aEaa one wnasfi
we Fssssasht nas 1aAsn 2 a0isaAA Gaia 70
elppofss ana sila while ne ADd las tlAoa-
les fsansiaoef sneiF oassss ard keaE shssa,
1ae psoPie VIII SUSTAIN the lsosssn
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fro,. ~ 49, =. -. =. -
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~ '''s 1850 s@> - sa's
= = = s'ss 81 - = y aaaass %
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-o1' - s's eAss'A1's a''a'lisiss VAN a'o ~
NHo arg nov uei0s'laa'a aa s1sS rebels h0aa-
.us sNsss s'sNs "s ee.asss shaa Il y spe
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A a ssSsa StaosAa ef'sc'
s sssA' HAs WaAa Tefe called stae
- e'soeA : osip so'n'Se sesoaations-"-
"AA s'Ss sn0ea4 % faaiaed ay tss pso-
p.' u Nae D"Esa ana ssaEssaeFed 20 the pso-
P's u tue seeded States as the oaise-
orAaeh Oh peaee-to bold ap che hands Of
VOC Y Aioh men IN the South, and aeceler-
4se sas re- esss1oiashssaenf Of tae National
UHaOn' saoh a course IN Our opanaon
Woaio 90 much towards bringing the
present civil war to q close ami would
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csHEairrs sAIg.

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- p szEfae 81 ssac4al ExesHtiau - ne airaetsd
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~ fsSsAM1tlaanks rwantE, xowxs sa3sH pvsS~s 10
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wrst In PosfxwastaRale eenazs lasa eoasssI a ~
20 hEfess nxsrs Y Ne q. The above sale e. econ
aaas1e 81 s'Gaaek III M. Na sasa dag.
Ea&en ~ Tbs prsps - aF kzsffssh sa<Afan to eat
sxfy ~ ezss1x<sa IN saver u Rxarzsx Masphyi
I. y n. WILLIAMS, Sheriff
aeassgai Daazzss iewa. Rss ., $50 ~
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s,HsRsrr,s sAals

DAKAIFksE EAIN
~ NJ vbfsae % an sxsGssisa - ms daFecses frew,
Ea 0ra 81 the CLERK 81 shf DissFiEk Caaxs a3 Rus-
Eawassapass cswnty, IgEs, sA1Ii pressed 10 SEA %
ksszFsss sAe Eesh Aay " March, A. D. 1esa
bnfweeA chs Avaxs VI 5a esrlee& A. "a saa eae4ock
~ - 81 saaa dzx. 10 mSns ~ sths Gsnnsg Trsasur-
Jog aes<x4bea real esssaa u u ~ sfassnaan aa-asy
& Eas Me- ~ In Ne &ri&zaAl ssswa ~ csunsSl
Hta17s fD~a described as fallexx uarsxnts1e;aa Al
ssx ae5xlnAx & Sssnaa nk sef 8fE end YanaEFsr q
ne sognrr 81 Maalsan street 2nd Hreaaway n ~
1xe# fsst kAsAee - MAalsnm sgk44s 4ssle r.
Nv - sses. tAenes - . Iln4 " Isk Ne ssS 60
s8I fess shesee 1eMn I'm Rte< 81 essrs a. hssrs
sing sAse - ssazasess - sssssssk y y. q szia
&ay s.y n ~
faksa as sAe nfapsess Il I u ssa4ssaAss 10 sssls-
b an sxa1zkapa fn k1sex aF Ira Fsstser
s5s.ssk p KrFglAM N Rhavsy
ss.u..sst ,.~s smxr,s ID Il - - - - q
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AgAsRoop

IA ASRoop' ASlxsw
how LOST, How RBsToRED
SAssS Ha@sa es a see3ea EsseSsgg 49,
or TER NATURE, raRAgMRMT AND aApf-
NAA CURE 0F SFERlATDRRHKs&A , or Seminal
Meaknssss Sexual nebiiltg. Nervousness ana In
ye'nsry ssaissisns anasnelng ImpsteacY, and en-
asJ and PhyStaal Inenpansky - - =
By ROB. ). TGLyRRwgIL. H. D.
AasAsr 81 rae tsssTeea Esoksf' &c
Fae wurip-ressowuah assAeF, in thlA admirable
Lsstafe, saesrfy proves from hla oss rxpessQnce
taaf the swfnl spaseaasneez az sels-AeaSe may be
@uecfaaEy reEasye4 wttAeat internal medicines OF
ths aaaSsfeaS SH@seas aprsataa hssates inssfa-
Mtntss Fisss coedlais. pointing saf snoae 81
care III ozer certain end eEsx<osig w whBcA swHry
saneref' no matter whaS has eondi tlas mas be mar
care hzinssf efe4Fiya pTivatafy aad rsaicass TAiS
ksiAas =
Seat axaaar seal - SAT sAzeaes sssss @sS& "a the
CAAs. J @ KLINE, FgT BsMssy Ne@ YesR; Post
0sfrS Boz a. Ss& Fs@us 8 saw
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tVIN'IL DLI3It- 4JWA- Ut 7 q
d.. & l. As-s3aErg-TNr TAI SEX u! lr.sa
GseER on God PATE whlch yeu recpna3y Ia. :
ne 10 adznII ali. aAs%-T slr pIi y..s -; L. .
stFsCtiOu, that cannot rrff&In ttyJa SKy,rss y
yoa ms ElsG lpiHlau q ysg - DvE.sG 2
Plates are 80 Perfectly adapted & tae mgElA q
~ each otAeT. thsE7 Sith sbslT si4 sGA 5gssE u
eSt almost IS yell ss ftrWrr.g t.8Eils El.s
raj EEeIb- As ~Urk u Att. tu aattalai .Aaa =
% Gliuded to IAN be surpassed. S~FsS4l DsE2,a
had assured me that } selt q A--s-:s' feslk ras5
ags be made % BE- Of any ssTyI-t ~ hEs yga =
have overcome the altaeuiIy AgFs~8st4si y L I.
gebLIemen- K : HQEsLLa
apF-il-tesI "
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A COINCIDENCE.

Last evening afellow boaFdet compel
led the writer Of this 70 hear bis reasons
for abandoning the Democratic party and
joining the infamous Aboiisionl traitor
party. In the course of the conversation
thus forced, the question very naturally
arose, as 10 the saase OF our difkculties
with the Southern States. In the discus
sion much earnestnsss, and some acrimo-
ny was exhibited on both sides. The
writer Of this article urging the truth,
that the negro stealing Abolfsionists Of
the North, have, By their mad s4one idea, "
driven thia once happy and prosperous
people into fratricidai war, &C., and
thus ended ths conversation. An inteili-
gent young lady Of the family listened to
the debate, This morning tbs yeaas la
dy relates the following drean had last
night:
Three immense hogs werk seen APP
preaching her in the following order. Tbs
one from the East spoke in good Engiish,
~ follows: I'll am the qaessien.n An
other approached from the South, and in
the same language exclaimed with great
emphasis, 81 am the answsr.1 A third,
iong-facsd, sober looking skeleton Of tbs
same species came from the North and
cried cut with loud voice. 81 am the
cause" The yeung man Is convinced.
nj.
sH0RT Asn SwzxT.--A mesaiag sompos-
ed Of both parties was hsId recently In J.,
Davis connsy, it,, at which ths foiiemisg
rsselutions we're sdopsed with but two
dissanIing sotss:
Resolves, That Ne Will No iangss Lead
cur in6nebce or supp0rk, elkAsv directly
en- indirsoliy, sitAeF poiisieaIiy or pecuni-
aril1, a any pefsoas Whether editor, poli-
sieisn . prssshs, o6 abolislon tsndesey
or proeIisisise, * 81 s,
Rgoirs Thst Ne pledge ourselves %
nee Ill honox1bte and ixMIuI meHns to
sapprass ~ rsoD1& rokelIicny ard also
~ o@zsa ukiah pre1ossd n
g. Gen. McCExzLAx's army has beeu
aivideA, sDd nox eoastitufas shrse ssp-
ax11tA snsuz~. .x.z.......... - -.
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u af4jyr kelssy Che man who killed.
uhapnznn h thSs sisy dice ii pssiuaah !
Dew days sgo. a@ai sas !
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81 eisa- AcCTxzLAx's army has been
aivided, aDd nov eoastitutas three ssp.
'assas sonAsnds-~so sap tAelsslsgrsph.
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IT. |. WOODBURY.,
81 O. g EON DENTIST,
Oasee AMI Residence Ne l P1ssasrss B,ssF

COUNCIL BLJFgs. IDEA. sszzuD
Dr.. Noostg-T asv!ng eerf focEtad
IN thfs Pts In the gasI Lhir yesEsuE
ttltac 20 tel the durability 4 t5s ILL
@tF&b Tsasi ~ l. al p~t-oas ssFeElhg hlz s.
kheiF cs1h-rRtr taaIsH"y asay TriF Gvara HI IN
sxeTIl"fs 10 qRTi.rm ~ eTy ry~TAGvn Il a. -
= m4nueT - possible
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nNERcHANrs AND BtsI1Ess Mn
Invited 10 aflsE ia their syys. ssdr-r-. !.
sHaFr&atev fniire sAiissac4va d, /, fs.ars, "a.
and work
IL Gail aud exam a. R,gk aid Pm.
Rabbit - 4EPEyrrE
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RE shsssxtser respectfaily faforns sass gzsuaexs
aaa others interested in raising good Stsk that be
ksspN At his Farm hsif Hiis aor16 sF connSal
Elsaa fss breeding pxfpcses, two
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&
soon boiled mp again, and shs plans which
had matured their Wisdom, and gathered
up sud eo1apaased their force, during
months Of labnrioas silence, bad also, IN
this very elsmsat Of patient silsae.., been
heaping up 10 the Trlbaas's breast. wrath
against the man who could werk Elshoas
brawling. Tkss, shesefsre, is roaslllas.
siosaal gnessi8n that il, question Be-
tween hot blood and cool, hsswees. i MAJ,
thai thinks that var ought 70 be manage.
like daily newspaper, and BY ils pespst-
nal snap, keep public attention alive and
tiokIed and Dna whs bslieFes ii aainlaa
III silence, ii calm defiance on criticism.
heweyef qsfulaus or bitter. aniil the
time comes 10 speak By striking.
The idicsynarasy 81 The Tribune, how.
efey, viii ascouns only il part for ia hos-
tility 10 aeneFal Mcclellan. DiyersIsy
of disposition mag make naaTa opponents.
sosneshlag else makes them bltscf .;,d
malicious, and what thas Il Id shs ID i AZ
the 1Fibune Is plain enough frur, IL
worst passage. Read fran IL Issue q
tie 20 of February
What wa want to bn aEsnred az Il.
that L. he lMssslsllanl could tQ.mogrow
UraaF an advance shns woal crissh Ia rs-
bellion al blew, be would not heslkase
cd the raneetiou thai bic wpula 81 nkslv
20 XIII sesskal slGpsasd good Yofars wko.
ha might So NJ when BID rnrs for
Prssiaenk tdats Il I'LL rssssas-
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06
instructions 10 Enrolling Officers,

CHATTANOOGA, Oct IA, 1862.
II 10 the duty OF Enrolling officers to faithfully enroll
every man Ia their resnectve Districts observing the
Classification heretofore ordered IL residents Of the
District are absent or cannot.he found, they must be
enrolled The description will be given from msmo.
~, or information and must BIO NO stated pndes tae
head Of "Rema, ks
Conscripts will remain In their respective counties
until called for 10y me.
When the call Is made the Chairman viii suporin-
tend the Enrolling officers, and they will see TINT all
persons embraced In the call obey H. Immediately
amer the day appointed for assembling the c0nscfipts
the Enrolling Officers are required TO arrest each man.
vt conscript age who may be found IN their districts
without certificate OF exemption. They may call
upon the Sheriff aud CnEsabies to aid thcE, and II
other assistance be necessary, they will report the
fact to me, and troops will be furnished.
Enrolling officers remain IN their Districts and their
duties do not end with the first enrolment They
required to watch the district and to make weekly
reports. They will be held to strict accountability
for the truth Of their reports, and whoever OF them
wifully ils promptly 10 arrest report persons OF
cOnserh age as directed above, will himself be dealt
with The Confederate Government gives them am.
pie compensation, and the work must be done thor
oughly. Chairmen of the county Courts are charged
with the general superintendent Of toe enrolment IN
their counties. mo. T.. HOPKINS. A. D. e.,
0c.. IL 1869. aud Supt. Of Enroing officers.
GAA- East Tennessee papers copy.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06
The De.tM orI Fran;. ,.,,io,.

The death OF Frank Cailof-one Of the most DASH
ing ara gallant of0ll the adopted sons of the South
Snll,d large circle II friends and admirers with
spctrc and heartfelt grief Hc was one Of The edit.
ogs Of mo Avalanche during The pIoprietorsbip Of
Matt, Galloway, and prior 70 this fora long period
was 10 The Office Of the Misiysppian at Jackson. II,
entered The fevce in The very inception Of the war
and on the organization Of Gen. Cargop Brigade be-
came bis quarteImasior. He was subsequently al
iached to Gen. Woods Division n the same caparltv
holding a. bis death the rank VI Major. He was q
Northern birth, Int bis whse soul was enlisted In Nh,
cause Of the South as his ic had been devoted to n
hcnor and interests The Knoxville Register thus TO-
cords che circumstances OF his fall: '3Afiftt
On Che morning Of the battle, Major Clailor apple1
10 Gen. Wood nor permission 70 a. upoa The Held
The General hetllacd, reminding Gaior Of HIS reck.
rssness NJ Shiloh and Pennington. II was In tlli,
last mentioned battle that Gapr und one Of our hat.
sercs Capt4 Bakers with not force enough % man
ia guns. he 6lsm0unted aud fer some time sunrlicd
the cannoniers with cartridges. lie led II ',,ut.
suit Of the AbolioulFis, and narrowly escape, s,!.h
his lfe on several occasions during the engeen
Gen. Wood was aEalu prevailed upon % assent 10
MS presence on battle Held. We rode II once "a The
front NJ the y2d Mlsscslpl regiment, evrry RAn Of
which was bis pcrlppal friend. On bis Appearance A.
front 81 The regiment he was greeted with opd cheers
Iietned III IA saaIe ADD poloiihg to ibe Yankees,
sai aBoya u you NH follow me- not vfis ~ tsi.iss
accured Invadets Of the South shall live 60 tell The
tale OF the battle Of perryyllle, The regiment was
almost Instantly ordered 70 advance, and ta Colonel
was WY soon severely wounded, Caller nom thirty
leo forty paccain advance 81 the llne then led the
charge. whenwllhlh hllty lOtty jardscf tlie enc
N.Y. 10 deliberately fired at THIN each hatfel OF his
repeater AZ This Inzlnpt bis haipp staggered and
fcll beneath him, pierced by filinnc hail While be
was discnRaghg hhHsef lic saw adlufsnt McCiuBg
mllfcsttely weundod he rushtd 70 rs asgisianco.
and Mrelung pointing 10 The rAnkesa beggcd Onllnr
not oeppgoaeh him. We ralsed hisClpng lend. and
while giving him water from ~ raulten, with one
hind waved white handkerchief aloee him. AZ
that very nsisnla he'll nltFatd biz sgeAsl and VII
Islcad