davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-10-08

Wranspgrra1lo1.
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
F. w. B A CKUS
:s{s HHssz Il II ss.P sss P9:t ss4r e.
Inc Various Ports on Lake Superior:
.p,..yxsn fs ~ .a3 .a2's : ,}H*ayszs .t5,!s CO.
THE
Western. transportation I'D
WESTERN EXPRESS
/ 8 6 2.
. TIE TESEEaN TRANSPORTATION C.1H.
3tezE S1c3sers Of strnate .isys VIII shcsa .; { q
NEW YORK CENTRAL
nIaCE1s;An CENTRAL RAT1HuApx;
Nasssr;39 " tltrts tsseelt% staanch lad srouE stak
"a ases e. s5e & e
~ EssP IT. Pfod9cs sr% e s1d os ne Esssea
e1es .e@ 4N .eSA~ l1ta.oe1 cona4anx ot
~ ~dnai 6oakSs
Bunaio ua1Iy e,nnsr+.o II .! TS:Sa icav ew IsfS M
e7efeller Lines:
aE3E FESTE4e " EXPRESS.
fown. ID aud operated b. ms can1,nx, ..,r -, 49,.
Ei tSe fsStns Rs1cps 10 k?ao coansess9
fol!ovinz Lirea Of Propeller oa t5a C211 AL ias2
.s:
TIE tppf1" LaEe Line Daily
W.T.. c.. steamerk 8.c.xc ,,na a,a.u,x,
ssn avNA ~ AnDA- FOUNTAIN CKTX..
F&sEE.STATE. VIENNA
Ns"aA WK, mEy1n,T*
PLYmOuTR. EvRnC1H,
Nr-11-rr-r-u A4AsAs ~ 2a
A'A@A = SHE.p NALENAs
MAY FLOWER. CF1ycacn
Leaving The docs At w. aa.,. - ~
2k? sp!;{ At the Western Tra1s,ortoton t}r7e fr1E
Hssa AnI 1fe Haaalo t3s7elaad xnd Chicago ll19
1r,~ H~1s "A s.tes..
S'e *Sf310f& Line Daily,
Via Ncrth Shore tfr4ct rnnnar+,,. 80
Kew To1S Ce;;trs; ard Hs,r.;n = 2a4E,o 70 h'u NJ
Yo1k 7aa 8sIa Ea,lTosalse' H'3
W.T. Co sseamert-
M1SSDC1k1s DENKxRK
JIIrH.,1S -c..7
xacTNaTT cs1A0*
SAG ~ 6E%3
1A,,.,r ~. .e.,1 - AsAa'
oc!ccE For treaEr e. n, STssI sSenuG. 81
, 1862-10-08

TT NDER WOOD & CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE aud WAREHOUSES; South Water.st. On
posite "Bo7:Td Of Trade" Building. Ie2.iY
F. L. UNDERWOOD. B. L. USnEREnnfs
, 1862-10-08

for rorplainants. >--
Chicago S2utRE ber t.th 1867 za9NrFE11n,
, 1862-10-08

" LEAVITT Il WRIGHT, Att1rnere at Inv
An kinds Of Chains promptly collected P.nsi -s
ana noHnty Obtained T1easu,srs Warrants prumt =
CHARGED Satdera@ paw cnlIerttHl. Fers II CO.
Address LEAFIfT s. WRIGHT, Chicago. H. OHfc3
s. CLARK street. isi k171.1.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02
Iaei.ls.... af .hs saa,ass 81 ,..sls.lal.


a raria letter 10 The lkoEidun DIily News.
dated Angular 30. gfses tftkse rar;iculars o.
re defeat Of GAribaldi a.,i IT. effect
t;Aribalfi n appears. lad eceuf.ed the po-
sti5a II AsFfomaHtc. bus n Tire re- ;isl,i.t set
III pagseif 1ppra4ciisl Inc ab.ndolied II i.y a
skili4 tIinoverlsnti an. tre parsn-fs 1nsi "a
trace x Eis v sf,sreabsnfs C.liOliel paia cfiif
CT dsti;n viii sl,ea1 moro Particularly s.Flb
:. laraet bztt.ion of i}eFsIglier, wr,1n he
H. iei in Victory inpTe lia.n p.cs lef,re di
vinng ~ = glance that tfariba'dl could not
rave gone Oh 10 paint Which WIS aireasi vac
ct:.sisd ty 4 sfens force bf the rpyll lroaps.
tiinei sharp rosi,d an.i rniarchv,l rapidly back
~, G.ls iiei mistaken tHasil1aIsiI had reoccia
.,ed ne posi- ion IT .isprs3tI9onfe NIX hdnr~ be
fare with aboAt two rbousarld volIi4tsefI.
sie royal se,oe Sprsistsd Nj eighteen hundred
:3sIs... ic.i. EE
iColeHsi Plllavicini semi one OF his ai'is .e
t5-ribala5 - enain him. II. fiie name oi fbe
Klii.s and Of tie Ian to Eay down Isis arms.
iFith igtiaatioF; t,sai hoH had or.lrrs 10 use
turce t. m ke tiId law rkspeeted Gasiha.I.
returned an ats6llAie leffis Ii. Flefeupbn Cd,l
i'allavicini. At:hoGsh hik soldiers were Ia
iisiei by the freed :i4Ich. and bad only
had halt Of forty lainnt#s, gave The ward
and HE battalion. divided 10 three clase c5i.
rmHs. marched II the sleiible quick ipon the
eoiaiteers. wllo held tIi-if ground Fesainiciy
y tlen Tic regulars c.lnea up TIE volunteers
4 ea, the EsisA-, stri iir.1 . Isw shots. ihei
ciiA.sd the position with the b.SeIief, ard "a
;srri,c nielss en>nel. lbarIba!i evidently
sought .or death. Ills s8on foI.zllr with *
-ffei-e ccugssst. aili tciltciiB lid wsls wotIied
..sfne leg. Gar .balii received 4 swor.i slas u
,.aysnist ssanr Three ,sEiicers oi the BeralI
gIlesl Were wounded. Mdanv-hio j batt.liion
oi the Fourth pf the line sE.lsie up bur only ri
:it.e .opFe,enl the ysi:liatce from dlsi s.
ing wheh they saw HAT tstrlb..lii and ii.s sp!l
MH.utu yssrt already ~Oslli,l-d AMI prIG .IieIs
II onIyiFcal..llcj ol the1n# 10 lay down k;i4.r
arms. E
titflDaidi asked 20 be iIgt on beard Erg-
lisA weasel aud canycYe'i tb Elsh.Ilsi er ! tnerE
"a. SieIs.I cali assure SI5H IL his u qesf.
Col. P4Asicii.i replied lh;si ne wo,lld apply itq
-'rd.la fein the Government. Tiiese OFFERS
ser eor-te oi nlois;=l+ rere Flaf ihel gem
.r..f sloifa ..e co.,..ss'.d tsp Srzz.l. NJ Ela.e
...s', mis- 70 kaaM /: lie: : ~ certain.
NJ Tfouverel. OF iheAredeirt Of the news
by telegraph. srlli back innieiii ily ln,s esIE,-
gfainiAitJ.s .1n tn. vaib. .lil,. lisieiiy u the
.toyaI army, ot wllieh lie i1uler.al G9sern-
rIeff H.sd iiescr doubtcsi
sIne h K received IT,. eI's with ; nioura-
;ul eefIstsi, -. Wtieii loo ,ilalliy ssi5. 81 hteH
6esly lie grieved lsy Ike rad rec rs ir
iIapaisei ippI f.r.l, Alter Fsa.hIg the des
..,a .,.s..E lie ~ett iI,ta he c.lunirys ret,rns.
,1le esee. lepver cabinet Conf Gil :
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

Icorr..Poas.so. Of n. ciacisn.sl Gsie.s.. ,sskl
Il seems now that the Tennessee river !.
entirely abandoned as line Ct communica-
tion- All the supplies haFing been re-
moved from this place % Corinth. it j.
deemed useless to bold the pest longer. Ac
IcOrdi1gly We march 70 day 70 Cornith, 70
resume our old position in the second di.
vision The last steamer Of the mighty
Heet that has foated on the Tennessee since
the fall Of Fort Henry, nov lies st the
Ievee-the Baton Rouge-a small, stern.
wheel boat. owned By Duno1t & Co. Gin.
cinnati, Ohio Il IS deemed unsafe to run
her opt of the river, and she is 70 be sunk
A number Of barges viii be burned, one d
them has : box railroad car on t. ~ Il
Last night. for the first time IN frs
months. Pittsburg Landing and the ada
cent battle ground slept undisturbed By .
senkinels tread The withdrawal Of the
little force under Lieut. Irwin, yesterday
left il in its primitive Solitude May 10
MANNED and broken forests never more Be
stirred By the breath Of war. nor is nov
peaceful sleepers be disturbed by the tread
OF conteading hosts. The great battle
ground Of the var, let it b : holy hal-
loVed cemetery
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02
CHATTANOOGA TENN THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1862

and Petersburg NsW-mads Crasuses are
often utterly ~ ailoss 20 invest their ricllen-
A new literary paper the Magnolia. viii
shortly appear IN this city.
The vilest liquor that ever wsnf down the
neck OF man. 10 now sold here in plenty Of
places at 6fiy cents drink
heporfed thats genuine case Of yell fever
resulting IN death occn' red her On yesterday
White shirts are rapidly disappezring from
this scene. and garments fabricated from
Jacobs coat Rachers frock, OF whatever else
vii resist dirt and reducs washsrwomen's
bills. are coming into vogue.
Weather brilliant. cloudIess, bracing
HEan1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

4 We have before us late number Of The
New, Orleans Delta. in which We see nothing
~lorih noticing, except frantic effort to enlist
eoldiers for Lincoln war Two columns ol
The paper arc filled with appeAislto the fight
ing propensities. Of the people ofsSew Orleans.
Mr Pinehbeak- happy naInei-caIls on the
: coipFed Inen' to rally and form company
Il for service in the. United States army ! two
other Is oolored companies" are called for; !
fourth appeals TO the public for men to I'LL ny
the I John Brown guards" and is headed
f UniJg Fraternity Equalifyl' 4 fifth CON.
pzny is called sahe :. Butler Enards" Now
iler- are five companies which one would sup
pose New Orleans is the last place in tue world
TO tolerate What John Brown" suggesii
every ono knons. : no remembers the events
Al Harper Ferry some three ' ears ago.
Mobile Tt.bune.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

rKli 81 1rRrsAKns- he discovery 'of 6sen.ta'
Sesrrekardf whereabouts Which la ~ long pnzx4r
.he military fdiiaTs Of Yafkeesiea~lie ln.r. seems a.
ve awakened fleir AIHyehtnsiens. The Nfu Yprs
gitie- in atii af.t riu- Generals. says:
h- sia,oitthlrr' f3st snFunnrei IN The Richmobd
- ptrs oi cuH-iets.us officer g. Gen.! Reau4e
gard tn the cnnaiand of the Department sf s II.
5RrsiiIa end '.-orei1 fndi, stes. nst r.,nfrk u
presence IN tsaf dePartr,ie = nf no IN sd n
f're and may either pr r-kis ate serious az enrt
= ejeci ~ fr' N ,,rr nssiisns 1s Hilton Head atd
1ieauftt q show .tat t,e rehcs paie vig4t-
uns ef1t 1t the redactioF Of tihaYessan aud Savsn
nah. y sets - rest all the fsxlsf SoreS wllirs haF
reeIlssrreIt o. Ten ansegards withd nv Il tr.m
fne ; Hfhstn -e9Eife The truth IA regard a him W.
eiirFe 10 ,e inst he has simply r, Al the Springs
h. Alaa9 st-niii;g his strength ims.r-d u, N :
r,emorst'r wssi-rn 'a'"EGnEn IN Nhlri. Gen Hailek
did not capiale hun nor destrsr lis army.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02


:. SrohY ABarrt.ES. ErrLER- story is
told concerning ten. Butter which IL n9t Cal
aui:sted 10 prnve hn confidence in TIE Aaisiy
%, the secession rIenl-.i ty which he siI-
fs,unde;i.
Z senle tisne ago Gen. Butler. finding ak;,at +.
,zas alinpat lmpossih.c Tor him t., ie45te Fl,
his wife the cares 70 which sic - eatiiini fe-
.olvsd to pat with her apd send her home
war.l. TkedAy 81 departure aTritel and be
weut wIih, his vile 1ni MIA csli,i en- d, lie
boat on wiMcr they. weIe 10 embark L abb /.
rateiy 1Iie Marer was high ...ll the lloa; of
d.iiiculIsaccess. TIE PLANK thrown nppIi tilc'
wafer between tli,. deck aEd The shore s,sfned
CT aclie angie and 3snlidiit hlmsef cnlli save
.olud il dft!icsit 10 ,ss;airfIin his can;iihriim
ulton it Bit General Bpiltr confident ts.s h,s#
center ~ grsviiy 7as Sicietiy Ilsi.';e 1ss X.
secnre gifin aE.alst al acciir4iis. We "a II !.
braN eiy-npoh the sleepy road
Harily had lie walked two steps ho Tt ver
than iIs feel glided asuiEg aAl dawn hs Neilt
nleasHriug tie plank wih ali llik length. aid
l,ridncT-i. II The same tinse a noise sen4f iFlg
siisIiiar 10 that et an OLD kettse.ttiiEs Fef anti
Ialr 70 lsls assisance aud rhs Was sepn uraga,n
AheH - lad beeia Ercrr tasHed ilai The fsIeral
'yas l'.' incentives were made conc d~riirt.
the sons tf fei;.K heard ai DIR fiIlie 81 IL tatl
II Was y, ny before tile snssy y ss k0iveli
The riafhes of tlJef;er.rst M wing he, = torn IN
his ierleas. sfeeccif people "a \ p.eii ifiiHg
,inderi,e!itb] his coat. ote large shrca4 plane
reaching from ms meek down u hls Eifigl5a.
This war the ohjecr shich had pr"iuEed ih-
noise |. Was ascertalsIed afterwards iIiat tic
General weaps tills kiiki OF ar,aor slnceI his al
-iv.l IN New Orieais>s ard that he neyeF goes
st without it.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

Ma cES. BanEs' TnrErfSe--The Ly1cabrrr Tr
ginlHn -srls npon unqne tinasbe .utSurty th.t d.
ring the crc1lltion * the valley by H. fr
r-1rtiu1 % fhs line be nd fks hr1ne - E-nlthT
rrufieDsu named Ls.is wEshinEIo1 his hel1quar-
frra- Mn Gen- Ba-k1 uith hrr husband. A. -
lectcd tie bcsi Of The f1ruitdtr n tb< house I'D Up
ped Il Eurth 20 Der b.sns IN Hassschu~-ris- CIoa
his retsrn Nr. TashinEtoa found ~ bose srn-e-
led and robhed 20 81 furniturc and 81 eoqeJ DIS
clo-ed fhe n 4 thaf the q haj Ca benk- hat
stolen 4. and rebt Il a . ornausat Der Aoth-rn
huEe I|t
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02
- Not iahg ago, ad crisin1.a.l character n

- Not lahg agq, An original character d
Ihe sEnie ri Y. .Ton ~hk arrested and carsici
petofe NdEigl4h pa are from yirsini.iE
SAID MeCIi e ffsl am irprn Faaqi1er; and youl
teB' So have been behaving did ba,i;y dowI
there. 'tsylAtlis thS neYs from Jacksoni' = III
qnlrtd AltE,Ae Yhdiig pixlns AIusioli on ha
sold eia. E'fHflIanA lslst heard from him ri
piled D. Ihn. i9 hAd jest reeeivea : dispatch
from The |ieyiL Aching him 10 seiTd no mon
Yankess asEl tllsire The place was full d
tileni: they had been tobbiag hen-rdcsis Ars
pig-Ieiis fight and efs. siiirIl there wasnt
Pnllefor ! sllollk shh 4lli NieCssilars larshed
aud keilt liirp back hsTieI HEEEEs /
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

"STosETlLr AD4IsIsTERs 5HE S1cRAxKsr.
- The rrcruiTg Of a regent l'attle near Har-
- * Ferry. after sermon by me OF his Char
lasl.a sfonew.,ll, ,-hO. by the way is an Elder
Ia 81 Pr, sIyte rian church, q iniin stored The
safrau esss 10 the cl irc mem -rs IN his ARMY
Ne inv / all c..rs .@nstt pa1ticipl.tcin n stiie
cefimol, + A Bsptsi, The siraishtest of h;s
se4i. thorolgkly inbued with the ideaIhf - IL
cotnrnunon. IS seen 10 hesitate; bEt tie Cd. :
sion. ard the fnas who presided oyertsme his
scr pies. and shrs il Liza i.ajlpe-eh that the
prE-oect Of hgh; aud llss elopuenee OF jack
500 made : Baptist forgel that BzntisIn is the
door inc The Church. In Jacgsonis arm, ht
oath is RARELY rttereh A religious snthusiasrn
peFvadss i. which rlickes every man a hero.
Conscious of the Justice o. our cause and i'm
lbued Hithl the strongesf conviclsonB pf patFi-
otlsm h;s irtn are irresistible. IN ms ine:-
dsnl Te Havs an explanation Of General Jadx.
seil's iviicitihty. and we are thus enabled TO
understand why mis- men are ali heroes; ard
Why they endure without murr1ur the Sc
yerest haFdships to which any troops have
been subjected dur ing the war. When peace
+. Restored. it will be honor enough for any
man to say. belonged to the army Of Stohe-
wall Jackson. = K,spzviUe Register
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

RkrArSs OF GksrkAL Bnasc4.-Ths remaiH.
of Brigzdfer General Branch arrived in this
city ION last "Wednesday evening in charge Of
three of His faithful friends. Major J. A. Eh-
Hglehardt. 9f Edgeeoanbe county. and one OF HE
Aid1de-cainps, Lieutenant Bryant. and Capt
Nplle. foFmerly Of NewbernI large c%n
course OF lcitizeas had assembled At the depot
10 get glimpse At the coffin which contained
tie rcnfaihs of one whose herpic deeds on the
mhIy ha.d-fouglit fields had Filled the hearts
lof his friends With joy. earned the deepest
gratitude hnd highest honors os an adortne
country; knd pitt 10 rernorseful silence the
base cainnsies 4f his own and his country
unprincIpEed ensnies. Bus of those things
not no~.-T Raleigh N. C) Jos.raok
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

AccrDESr we have note srora = J. John
scr. Of Kingston stating that the b.siler of has
a0nring mill at that place erplodsd - Tues
day. badly scaiding his engineer AMI miller
He expects 10 resume AGAIN in 10 weeks
Aftzng,E Confe7er1cv-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

ss5y- About FIVE tlib tsAnd thore of ouF 81.
chai,sed pr:soIlers arstiked at Eorbg Point III
Sunday morning and Were being brought oysr
tD tins SIDE all day yesteriay We supposs
they n j All reach fheH city no day This il.
W lel5sve. tile ias ii%kalItsssst % prisoners
come from ths lyest III pssk55ttg Wsio 10
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

The company comprises talent of the NEST
varied order and the Proprietor and I.ess-e
has spared neither pains nor cS.y 7'lo.nf u
e<PeEss, 70 make the entertainInrnt = brilliant
Enccess Z
II the Troupe arc some OF the incsk ~ I'D
renowned Elnestrians Acrobats. Trickerrs
Juggiers. Me1,enrs and Sul,ernssrnersrier. viz .
Abe Lincoln. Bill Seward Jack Pope. Stanton
Wen Philips Geo. McLellani. llnr Greeley.
Ben Bntler. Harry B.-erher. 6e. Sc
Proprietor and Lessee- tnkie Samuel
King Master go ---------- Seward
Clern- -.-.-.--.- Lincoln
Leader Of Orchesife. with Scnfeh
eddie, ,------ .------~-- Ben1sit
Performances viii commence. fst Wit, Grand
Military Enfree: tho T1anrrvres takon from the
celebrated Battle picces Ball Run -Isecs-
burg. On Ia R;cilnorli." kc. 81.
Acr II. Lsn-kon and Ss---r.i -t~o fzi.sr-,S
Chinese Mandarins-tFiil - ihrongS :heir
mirtisirspiring spectacle u fils sn7isacr lke
Celesiials eat dsrt tie dirt OBJ aimed c--
pressly for this occasion .lsgca iroia fhe hanks
OF the liver Trent
y. B--7his Se<a> kss been rs5s;5e,f srft.s re
hi9aes: Praisf 0ad ssE'sSfs<s.,.k o. ~ NJ
sso'ssH'sn IN ETTor<.'
ACT II. JACK Pope. TIC uarivaiisi Men.sar
viii exhibit lis astounding slighf of tongue
powers; anoa-s others raaking $4,000 r.sc-. 40
pear and disappear II eaIrraans.
Acr ". SoIa-Mariial Air-,g'iiriis ss.:a.io.s
on the Hurdy Gardy- BY Harry ;ech-r-
A G. y Clowns great E1aca:ri IN feat ofrid-
ing his black and white HSbaT-l. srsz Union. Z
sithOu: Saddle. Bride. Hs-n. Bsl5. a. Legs
Acr VI Geo. AeLeIiasd. -tiss Young Sapo
leon, viii rep.at kis unparalleled and --rnosi
dangerous undertaking af changing his osss
Lcr VII. Scene from BsaH.y AID i-.s Beast
Ben Butler VII display he us,s. -sao-x-.rd
role L she ch=r.ciE- u sis Beat
Arr VIII Comic ssaS 4 Fsrszsl ~ = b
sloEn. to ths fur o. 5y - 5lnks "a.
bright G.cSsIgxfrrr.
= shan raa sas .n.saiss Il ssa-.i..
and .ceOnPs1ied DC Re Hsad oTs--. b Hor
GAIxD Frn.LE-1he -hole 81 ca-riuie win
the new aad highly magical Mr.e orsua e.
titled
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

- Alaba5aa has sent 70 m -zr 5000
men. out of voi-nE p0pnlation OF S5 600 ani
has armed 1900 and equipped 500. besides
turning over y 900 sszni Of arms 10 the Con-
fsderzcy.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

CsRsTIaK Para roR-rE AEsr--,Ye notice
tha. = rErcti-- w. held n Ja-ks..z iz>t ,>-. K
A. saicA u ~as deserzline3 % -stshiisa -
Ter cspsclaiiY Tor fae dissezni1--fi,a csisis,-
ian litcsz:sTs IN ne lrav- Il va agreed ia:
he paper <'.oaid oe I-sInri The kcvsilis and
Chri1tisr Harersack- !: sll-,rid b free
from All ssctarizr r,ecaiiarrsies-ei7scd aza
rozt-Died br 1 oofrraitiee cor.poscS - -ei.iic
men coopec<ed wifh tire several Christizrs
churches i S'so cozssder= md that II
stlocln ise EurF..rs> By rollis'4-y ~ .-sl--
.scas frara ~ foc7ir AZ ho-sse- TIE io.ia- iIi-
gentlemen ~rre appointed an Ererriive i'oz-
mifsce ELo now have the u1iic-takir- IA
chsre~. Rev Dr. Marshall. Rev. .olr. Hsnle--
Rev " c. Cane. Das S1eisoa. z.d " 7.
Potter Yicksb1g Wiz.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

snoorIsc ASrA,R.-.1n sunday night, two
yq,ipg men. Jones aud Dick Halsnnnd had a
d ffienlty in the street near the Front lHonse
PISTOLS were used. and SIX sho = excalan cd
between mem. Jones was shot III the leg.
and Hammond in the hip. Wedon't know the
pastic ulars-- -.dAu,ata CU,.Te.isruey.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02
-TRAss-aIssIssIPPI DrPARrxrSr.

In the Trans MISSISSIPPI. Department. nov
under the command OF General Holmes. dill
gent preparations have for some time beer
making. which must soon mature important
mOseinef Is. While active operations are al
present bur OF iiiiror character. mostly thost
oi gderriitss, il IS known that Gen. Hindman
Is missing = heass force in Northwestern Al
kansas. While the coniiiidn of affairs through
~; Y '->.,nFi il <uch as n lead - 10 exp-cs
interesting ,-~s from that State at any day.
II IfdBiEs Reofsrs-- /
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

A Maine editor ltps;s d IEss.nE Enishes hetwsek
fhe sEii5rftiil sorts Of iiltfioiisiay l Z
Some kstee.n Il sweet ami iecerogs TO al
for antr senniIv: Others fegath II sN eeser 4.
live for one |cbnnry3 and yet others hold /
10 bs swester still TO livs upon ones couHtt I
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02
FrsI. ~aHslk

0uI ,iik:csl from Suffolk arc TO lyedne sdav
~st- Tse number oil fr.ossk now IN s:i.i arouET
Suffolk ii etltlha,ed atll 500. N. .ior G c.ieta
Peck lad hi diniii2nll zssikfed l,y Brigadiers
Ferry atdi Nf<seF Tide iaiAnify number l|5.
ono: d..f.slry , l5,(0 and there arc three bate
iies Pi krfllr'y nirnhcriig I pieces Tir
l.s.lroAd u guaTslei Al thfough the DisIia
Sx4nlp,, eriehy iiy new l~vIes recently raised
riie eneIny n fotiifyiuk foat miles this side 81
ssnffrik aud th,.y "a \ they will hold the 10 III
| al allhssilds. lzl
/ Tie tidirgs !: Cen IMx,is6eldss death who
tell Al Sharpsfarg. was received at Suffolk
with E.aiie regret by The cilIzens cf lhzf PLACE
lien hl- n.d bseil mile hhrsard tilSre for sete
"a abHllis preEieii- Ho d j I4.i, and unlike Y an
kee oifre geteraily, vas very raila and len
Frrt III his ale. Tic people fear iAat tie,
rsii Iioi SO Ills li.s pEain dnriiig Linc5.a'l
Admifllstll iior.- f'rfet ltihs EIrpress
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02
THE DAILY REBEL.
yp.LissyD sway icssiro tKAcrrr xospAr, sr
FR ANc. M. p AUL.H
Terms Of Subscription

One sePJ eHs month. tl.oe. !
9E No subscriptions received fsrs ialgsr p -LScd
Man one rlobis Il. SSH must accompany scTery
stder.
AavEETrsaxrsirs inserted at .Ile usual rztsa.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02


Judge ThPinas ", Thollas in Ebert Su
.perior Court "a Sepfe4Ber feftp. in q habdas
carpnk case fbr the disdhIarge III Conscript
nat affirmed tiact.of tii4se points made by the
plaintiff N the case. ID witIs Isl
l. That be WAS ct4nniissios,ed Osacer ii
tiie Geoffsia M,lIiIA and ezsmpted by order %
lie Govefnnr. .l iHllf 5
,. 1har ~. hlHl.been ts;iHs rejrcte.i by The
#CnnefeFst.. aIlfior1iies On account al u.t
.ennihdss. ill,i1c5uld i.bl be ek3erced i,l;s ]
:.sri fxi,er Fneiii. llli
3. fnaiiss CpnseriptEln Aetlis nnconsiitu
topaiI ar. therefore the &ct aud al orders ant
l,racey dEnss under IT ark d ! ! aGa void ~
II li,rssi5li wi.i iiphbtles- lave Tie eff4d
10 afrfst coIlssfptioI ID fiat CifcuIf. and VII
i,roaaby ~ fpiowiad by fesis 81 tho conSrltii
no iRiEts pf Is,+ Actin other tircui;S IL 1 i
4 niasF t;fiFdk frer44,iI liz the c1snp jfa
,ow-- AFeoa Ga 1ls9 apl..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

Il hkAEr NoETALtTr = Fne 18th Arkansas reg
'iInent SURRENDERED al Fort DorleIson viii three
hundred md twenty three men. While in
prihi one hundred and sixty died. leaving
but one hundred and sixty-thrts Tkis is Ger
iAiniy heavy mbrtAlity
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

fdob RKrosT T-Al set,le eniah related to III
;Ic 'slEttwlng iiliis ifdiIIeAt, which we think
too gi q to tie l5st. H I'LL
At SEck -sufs 4 fek,I lays since, there were
s... ..lssis.uadisrlf FetidE a. iris-spers 10 be e1
eiasnkell. and AIidng them SOME thirty on forty
oiliseEs. wjioN,eT4 eollfIed under guard.
OuISi,nlay morninE. 1T the usual heni ths
ennraA lsls ceSnms4fed rh.sil'g. when ons
pert kancy ;gahh5" aiftsst spaks up. re mark
Ing llEat he had ain Ell IigagfneIf with lady u
gallant her to church. zal he nrst 60" A
dry. WHY son - fae t'bnfederafy. who was ION
( uard over the Yanlads quietly asked .Wiil
ynn please ~ tell me- sir. What citizens kitch-
s;n is u fsirhleh elyda49 k,,lylf'
Our intormAntI ;aies that alter the roar Of
Tau nser fivSs, tis E,oHieccrafes ,yhlch foiiow-
I'd. he ihousht tie YANKEES w@ro the most
ri.eeI.ifn hooking set Pf fellows he ever saw. j.
Aoblle TrisA,Is] lHIH
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

Hsnbers of Congress are to be eIecied this
fali IN Se~ YORK Prnn.yivsfia 0h'0 'ni'ana-
Illinois Delaware. Iowa Massachusetts. hrch-
iran. Minnesota. uirsouri. Se~ Jersey and
W isc0nIin
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

General Besure,.zrd sunourced n tn
Charleston papers u yesterday sh.s he hsd
assumed eosnssizni s.f the ra;is;s-y depa-s-
rseBt. elats-ci1g Lac essies - llAries.e-s.
and Sarannzh. The Geiicr=i Sass-
In entering npoa lny j ssiss. rhich may
i1voltc ,. a early day fhc defence of I've
Or the most important c:iiek ii the C.ntrd-
crate States H-sainst The met formidable e.
forts of our 73-crful enemy. shall reis o..
The ardent patriotism. the sniclli-encc and
nne5nlneraislc spisis 81 the OF -..rs aud ine4
under my conainaDi. 70 snsfsin me sneces>-
fally. Bur, 70 maintain our posts xitll
credi. 10 or country and % our Ozn honor
=rd avoid immediate disasser a Is esseaiial
that al shall yield implicit obedience 10 .nx
orders emsnsting frvla superior authOriiT-