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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-03-11

RoBDISa THE DEAD "A correspondent
of the Detroit Tribune, writing from Salt
Lake Ci:y, Utah, says n grave digger named
Clawson has lately been detected in robbing
bodies Of their grave clothes. This wretch
confessed he had followed that practc, nina
years. The letter SAYS: "The clothing which
he has stripped from the dead during the last
three years, is sp;ead out in the main ball Of
the Court House, where hundreds Of persons
are now thronging seeking for articles of grave
dresses rihed from the bodies Of friends, faith
ers, mothers, wives husbands and children
y more hcartrendng spectacle can hardly be
imagined. Hundreds Of ''shrouds, winding
sheets, for old and young, male and female,
some whole and some torn, in removing them
from s,iilened corpses, were strcwn abJut the
room. Now and then a deep sight, an au-
dibe sob, or violent scream of anguish, in.
dicated that some article Of grave apparel had
been recoguiz d. Twas a said scene; from
which we were glad to turn away. The whole
people are moved; heavy gloom like dark
pail hangs over the city sorrow la. entered
anew into nearly every housed old. The Gem
etery is being visited by crowds, although the
weather is cold and stormy. The rich man
in his carriage the poor man on foot, the
young widow, the staid matron, the old and
infirm, all who have lost friends by death,
seem to have an ardent desire to visit the
graves that have been SO ruthlessly desecrated.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-03-11

A report 10 going the rounds tnst Senator
Chandler has loaned TO the government ssnee
tho July session Of Congress, s4l.ooo.-
Every dollar he has been able TO spare from
his boarding house life he ha, invested 10 the
war bonds. The Springfield A'eprol'edn
thinks that great mauy other patriotic men
would be glad to be able to loan as much to
the qovernmepN
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Rebel Atrocities la East Tennessee.

The horrors Of rebel supremacy in East
Tennessee have not yet been told. \ mem
Der Of tho 10th Indiana regiment now nj
Cumberland Ford, says that three hundred
refugee East Tennesseeans have enlisted
within a week, from whom he gathers the fol.
lowing almost incredible stories Of the barbara.
ties Inflicted on the Union men by their rebel
tyrants:
One man sixty five years old, attacked by
n largo force, refused to surrender, and after
being mortally wounded, having first slain
four of his assailants, was propped up on the
road side and sixty lalls fred into his body.
Another was hanged without trial, aud bis
son compelled to sit beneath the galows and
witness the ngones OF HE dying father. Two
Others, unobtrusve, quiet citizens, were called
ut midnight from their beds, and r the pres.
ence of their wives and children brn,ally shot
down, and not content with this villaiug, their
homes were stripped of everything. Even
the wearing apparel was taken from their
wives and little ones, aud they turned naked
into the street. Many equally brutal instances
are related 10y honest, candid men, who tcs
timony none would doubt. Such are the
sufferngs of II p oplo whose Only crime is a
refusal to become traitors.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-03-11

Ey Tho rebels promised to spend the
winter at the North. About $4,000 Of them
arc keeping their pledge.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-03-11
DENTISTRY. B..

SSsS.ssEsssg j. J. STEApWAN. RESIDENT DENTIST
FNE<HS viii attend 20 aI coils iu hi, fr"icssiuu.=
e. - ~ OGicc over Mott's DI1s store.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-03-11

rE The Kentucky Senate has just erpell.
ed two members notoriously in sympathy
with tho rebels.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-03-11

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. ANn S0llC-
itor in Chanccrv HilIslalc. Mich. On'c with Hr \
Everett corner Of Howell and Bacon Streets opposite
the Western Hotel. dtc-fol
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PRACTICAL,

PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JEWETLER. AT
ter experience nf Fourteen Years IN E4sr cities
now re rnancntIv located IIIsdHlr, Rt 1rnan- -
Store-neVt door to BostWicks All work Warranted u
Give entire satisfaction. Sign Of the BIG Watch.
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Take Notice.

NO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RICH
or Poor-Lcaruc| unlcaruca white "r hizsH. bond
fre"coue aud speak for yoursrvcs f""mru and
rou shall he provided ror. We shall cont uUc tho
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DICKERSoN ~ KOON.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN OHANCEKh
Hlslale Michigan. VIII attend promptly toa kinds ot
legal in the state Of Michigan North
ern Indiana and Ohio.
RIsToPHER J.p p1CKERSoN, ETRA ' kooN'
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSFLLORS At LAW. SOLICITORS
in Chancerv. and Noaies Public. All legal business
promptly attended to. Ofce In Ducs' Block, Mais - ,
Hudson, Mich,
CIFMENT =. WFANrR,
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PHYSICIANS ANn SURGEONS, HAVE OPENED AN or
fr uppposite Western Hotel. VIII attend To all CALI Of
their profession. both night and day. DR.. r. A. Everett
lodges in the Office.
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II. w. IiICNBY.
II. VI. LILLE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AM S0LIC-
ior in Chancerv, IIil ldae Mich ohe" ~ -, '"'-'
of Probate, In the Court House. d'c"l bl
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l. -. WII.NIOT.

PRACTICAL. ENGPAvER OK GoLn, SILVER AND rLl
ted goods orders left al l. c WImots Jevelry store
n75O
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BENTON HOUSE.

ALLEN 4 SMITH, PROPRlETOES. \ coon LIVER
connect ed with the House,
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ID IL NICOI.S

=. CHANDLER.
NOTARY pURTIC-OFFlCE At THE L. :. EXPRESS or
fee. HillsInlc, Mich. octlF"1
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MERCER ~ WEAVER.

WI. u. MONTGOMERY.
OFFICE OVER STORE OF l., A. BOSrWICK. co.
iunpl Hillsdsle, Mich.
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Gov. Wise's son, o. Jennings Wise, who
was killed at the baltic Of Roanoke Island,
was unquestionably brave and talented; but
he has been for years tho most pestilent young
man. in Virginia. He was bully, blusterer,
an agitator, and traitor. In fact he was in
all things IL possible. an exaggeration Of bis
father.
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ts- "All quiet on tho Potomac
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MITCHELL. wALDRON ~ 60.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE-oFFlCE IN WAL
dron's Block.
o. Y. MITCHELL, HENRY wALDRoN, JOHN p COOK
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I,NERItTT Il SnN.

OFFICE IN wNnRON's BLOCK. RESIDENCE, NORTH
aide Of the River on the Of Illsae and EYcr
Streets juy5
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PHYSICIANS MD SURGEONS-OFFICF FIRST UUVN
south of Methodist Church. nr Parsons residence hrst
door south or Oace. Dr. Frcucls residence on bacon
street west Of Strunk's Hotel Junl
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SNNITEL RUssRL

syCCESSOR To RUSSELL x LIVINGSTON, DE iLER n
DryCioods Groceries, Croekery, Boots, Shoes, &c. Al
knds Of Farm Produce taken for Goods at Cash prices
Hillsdale, Mich,, oct. 10, 1857.
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LAND AGENT AND NOTARY PUBIIC-HILLSnAIE,
Mich win attend 10 the purchase and sale Of Real rs
tate perrectng titles and payment or Taxes Partcu
lar attention paid to the settlement OF Tax Titles OAce
IN the Court House. nOy2550
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Never be idle. If your hands cannot be
u,efully employed, then attend to the cult
vation of your mind.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

HAT >IsN1 49, ~. I~r--
Il i lie dry % f,rfo-, slr-rr ~ - I.,,lr e--.a
eftry nan q flir rrSl u sfcts 1lrrinr ~.
~la--ifc-1ll l-sttt.fe crsrrl- q rl-lttrts q re
District -l trIif - f..rrd tIscr r,-,.f -
ehrui'td The 1tsr11-,tl-s efl ~ riref en- -,f,nu
r. Or inIorraafira and lrr>l lc sEed crdlr ne
iielt q -.zstisI.I. i---
Co., rii,- ara re--.in in lie r.lsrefsiro u5an.ies
r1rt- called ll'r 10
y ign tle cal = ri-.ie ne Ci'-1ar VII rrprrin-
IND lie tHroi'inE r crr~ - - fIrg MI 80 flnf ~
ti>'..- er'Al-ttd III 4 tltr irirres latrlr
tiifr tx 'ls Ilfs 81 atr-i1l The ersIsfr,,I
Pc f1rr -r sfcris AZ rs-aire eaiir-t tarh IA
r. rQil-eliilf AZ. "a. mas a. lrld ~ err tsrrz
fili's'ii rrlfl-.sate ~ t1tul.fin. lhD0rrrI
Icn IL -heil1 And l'-'-ialrs - Al - AID n
l1er -->i-i-i,1e oc1tct~satt- tltg uiL isIuattke
80 O., fot- rnl tr.,tI.s HiIl De f|lul-l'ttl
triiE N orTs 1,isin a. ID 81 ili>- iCfs aud her
frtis< - It sl Eit ilIr f,r>f t--. a.. Hey srs
ifel,ltl o. -strh q lr.lll1 az q ~ aske ro<k1r
itfI1t- irey will e. ASA g. -irlrf hrr,tlrr altr
~ tc fs,i1 = thrir fl;rt~. sul uAs-FrT r. hen
rlir i&l- i.rn-lf - rtfs.r1 fer~,h< 81
r,iss-ii ate A. drrricd above vii ln-eii dca,t
- n lts tf4l-r-rlate t,1rtrlint1t give, 1trrn
fie fc-nrf-si r. nd tie ur.lk rru-t fr f,c fll--
f1-1 r trai1-e1 e fb- rtll1F ccurt- 80, lrl
-i-i --e Eti,fr .rf1.ltrrt - It e-1iIntit
ll.iI si..ailr-- JAtl- - flof'illA A.. Al e.
49, 49, sri >tI.t- 80 t-lre Ing oticefs-
- raj lsr-lrs~.'e rln-..rN 90 T.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

If the professions Of the Northern DcmH
ocrats-iIlustrated in the speeches Of cox
Voorhics and Fernando Wood during ths
late canvass-werc intended to mean what
was said, the line Of policy which homo
and common sense require is plain aud con
elusive
Clearing away the spread-eagleism, whidl
always largely abounds in the clap-trap d
the hustings, peace will be found to Be tAI
veal pillar of FIRE which these geutIemgl
Followed by day and night; which they III
cuIcated in spirit which many of tkeH
advocated by word and which, from .cael
and all, was the lesson tacitly taught. II
a word, peace was the moral of the contest
a convention is suggested as likely H
follow the elections just.over. It is to p
composed of the newly born majority Tht
object of this informal body will be-
is explained by those who urge it Ito Of
ganize a working party aud determine
programme
In view of the removal Of Mcclellan abb
the consequent adherence of Lincoln |,
that proclamation, which formed the lead
ing issue OF the late political struggle !.
-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

Ia Love and war, per consequence. 60 to-
gether, cheek-by;jcwi. No man who is not ID
love ought to enlist The flag and the petty
coat are twin-Sistefs. and if you fight for one,
Jon must fight for both Every star whici.
glistens in our field Of blue should be as 4
womans eye watching with guardian jealousy
the patriotism and prowess Of the soIdiei.
Every hue in the red bars WHICH stretch
across our standard. should be as the rOs !
check Of a sweet heart glowing with pride ii
her lovers courage. Aud the whole Gag
should-consiaHtIy remind the soldier Of Tie
earnest gaze and prayerfuI lips which follow
him wherever he goes, son plain or in battle,
throughout his firesone march.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

ts5 Tho itiis u RicAnlpnd seems tobo a
getting no .ettef fast in the way Of plng-ugiies.
siorllaersl.Etters. gar otefs. piek-ppekeis and
aitaiIdened women The l5cal memoirs Of
that unfortunate capital. As prolonged dai \
throEsgh tie columns of the Examiner. Dis
patel and EnquifeF. give Us gloomy picture
FoF ASSASSINATION ana midnight robbery 1t is a
Rhd leommspt uPpn the spirit Of tile age, and
Iwil|tell badly hereafter.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

a Rrc4kAsr AIAhaxrAS-A Northern ,iis
patch says that aIJHdge Lane. Of Aslaba.ra. As
asldfessed letter to Secretary Stanton. uTgi9g
the Adoption of another policy toward lie
Confederate citizens Of that State than II 81
Heretofore pursued. lie urges thai kn.lness
was displayed Which was unjust 10 Uni5a
men. and asks that il he not repeated lie
wants Stanton to order the bah;shmentof al
Sonihern nen from within the SouthernAlines
as Buell. has donn ID Kentucky aud which pbl
icy is NOW bsinglel force in t,tt State. Ala
bamians should mark this individual
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LOST-FOUND. &c.


ON The light e tie lsrh (y-t-l,ts 1Sss M -
hrs andy Il YEAR ia. 5 letf 10 in~t-si fs-,,
li.eA c'-nlifAit1- N1s tl,sssng ani llst bad ~
l-fu et ti.rlLrliar,l Fsf aud az {. 49, 49,.
nlaiit.l - is by D. thank,nlif ferrfrr - :
ltNari 80 tsenrv-,ise dir ,u.ii 4
a 20 MT rsu-iter TIE hs a. runaway -, = f,.--.
hiI,e he viii forEarlfl 4, Cam, flir.-,f- -.
tftotia All delivered - = D. Sl4li1.> u -.
-fi~ni e. = RfftH
INV Lirit- i-th Reg Trnn- F|i-
hI..Atie i-ec-tfr l'ic--c COPY Hetk AM f1r-
ware liil - tins 81 C. Ii
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CALL ECa VOLUHTEERs-

a ~ ntfhuri-ci - irrrc--e ny crl1nanl ., I've
h',ncrr1 urn- Iei-fr-' Hl>tr4 10 easter sAe
EAFa'lf --rrirf arr Rev frltl ffr- ilE lat ID,
f-rtnatft p 81 lrrttrr- ~ ttnlauf Ern'tt-- 1tr-
'fr tri-rtil BAD - tlirsi iln 1lr itlrn
-ttr ~. q rliI fc r1Eal-l. re cr1--
rnE --1<iif< - .4un frioer> i-is isp lt11ly ~
lig rfl1fiialt lor = iru dass-
ffr FARTHER al ri-i1f n. -,-r u CT - = - a.
: l-il - he N4.lTi,,c a-l tlls-fai.s,.ti sleir,
hN- a. of,tl-tS
Crsr-- rtltrnI. f.lfrr &C. T.
q fst + " ArtrF- l,-e'i titel il-sfc1rs-
t'aaii-r.ei-ra- NrF- 3--lE~
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TIE SITUATION.

we have seen the letter of.n ;n,eIlioent iii
zen Of Nashv;lls 70 friepd =, ,hs f.onredarb,,
CT. s.-..;a. !.
r...,(o.a.,..,s ..,.Ss ~
Ia, never cav. ls,,;. .n;s,,. CO.. .o1,
N . vre,cl,od 1;s.nnI ;rtm.nt th,n No 81
per .eaced when i bssedo,. cort.;n ,l,t il !.
f,o.m.n, lad .o,,., H.. hi e.m,,..l,,.l
D 80
M -. IA, ', az .d I,.,,, ,.r,'
..a.,,,a...1. -,.I1.,
ps1s'. :" 80, 40 !; ~ - 49, 80 :.
s'T r ~ nous ''+'Ss - @0A1' Il
-.
II. s.,.e., -, 20
-. Fl
ELI, s 1901. 81 - u ,,aa
-.,..,.l, -
80 .s,''...,-!'i.se
a. -, ...a-.-,.s,-. - -
49, N, ), ,
lie ,5,ve fror,s ,liSl, o.n hardly +.
been called uretcpdgd succOr
h
msnt : n. ,x,..t ri i, a. ;o,, i MI
so,,bsr,;.m 81 xsshv;i,o Our noonl. :.
49,. s,se, u.,v L;,;na I-n;on =. IL
now ,barorgblv viii !. ri. l,dies ,lIangb
:, - i. lrrd.,,, ~. eorcar ,,,sa svcr VIII il
nav.r :. F.,;.lv.a WIN - Lo5, como 4, 81,
~, 4b,s1 e,,..,,s ,,aos, ia ,;r.
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N4N1A r1y.is. uhp <frs.-1 irsrr ie a. lf sisenfr-
IL i've mics iriliu knd1sli-. Tesla Nnre4 W y I.
sirrni-on- A. - sears- height I--t 81 as.ise~
'reizhf 10 it> very lick Ilt flas s-ne sa. ~ a.
Atil,i-- clu-ed - uIc brrn-
= 81 fI.c 40 CT his .iellserFf ! IA
kapp. u - i1nro-t Iinr- l-e b.y leIt tsr ~
ile I'D 81 Der. H. d llrird ~ - t11r Ir
kncxsiiie ia TIE 18th u Otisitr- Lf
AaEre-<. =. 4 PETIT
rcF-u-lE@ SErrl'< Bll-rrs. ri,irkiler's 1iv-
- krtxfiie I,--lst-r q. ) Gle sex acd f.fa4rc
4cc..a.lt ID ruf- lI.II..--.
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ON Eol,1ss. fl- liza lsF 80 Aortmber. rrrx
~ Wal npte lr -1tets tle highest ll,I Der
ia-e I1siie1-e 81 ltAEil sluli1. lec-d. t. Jasper
Iera-- mr-tAiE ca Dir. a. tr lIEe sttsk nfirk
ts-ll-l ,a-l-zll -Icil-l.-'z< e a.llt = had a.
Ar-e- 4n1 -iales- l1i 1e-. sick cattle 4nd lui
q -ttrk hr4-- ArrIs VIII allr.--l -lrtrts "a -
r,q-irei- TIE arllsIt> --l4er - llu>t ie I'D u
1av ~ - ~ H. In taE fir-sIlc.r. l-C--
= Ill IL. ky lI-n-r
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e Our re.alers freanentIy read the Geo

"a Our readers frequently read the letters
or extracts from them. Of ~Ion.' who for 81
mapy years has been the Washington correk-
pondent Of the Baltimore SUM- lie is one ii
the most sagaciqps of all the le:ier-writets
who have ever Written from the capitol Of Tie
ex-United States. His nasne is kiaaman. lie
IS an old gentleman a deep scholar. a keen OBJ
server. genial e4Inpanion and an experienced
politician lie lives in handsome style and is
constantly surrounded by great men. who arc
ever eager 70 employ his known Reliability
and Influence in getting their views before
Tie country, Hence his general accuracy.
When Ion states afact. It is pretty sure to
comeNput Just as he predicts. We might adj
that his sy,npathies are decidedly with the
South IN Mis- coniesil
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

~ Revolutionary Ne ico seems to- B,
emerging from a volcanic state into something
Ike nrliou and orieE. Although coFused by 2
foreign ws.r just rs the bssaetef established
society = Of tile faie United States. begins 70
explode Ia evefy direciiou.A Tie life .of II,
tons is truly a Perpetual see-saw, filed with
up anil downs
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

WILL lay az the o.l I.innen an l:.stoa "a. II,
--e.vs - te r,inry "a ~ lii-cfs "a trnfs ai a
e- f--s 1'u .4n = 'n- "a ne u Tie scx- 1tirrs
n ~ - ia Eklrl 81 --sr lr Ash
y 1-ii t1e dart ana fl.l- tI.tfn in ~sf u, Ii,
" ~ssi< aud esie and SCI Gar rney f,r rtlf te-
uA-f fAerr delivered Il rir "a st,na an 49, 49,
ifr litxt ioslr a. a.. r. 80 ~ ~ ~, =.
oi-en1'1 = u k1niI.er, a iiaEfi~,n Team ~ A.
a. tiaateT- las = EllN ~ l.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

t4sr Ths corrupt city council Of Nashville.
aPrPFnted by Andrew Johason. have voted
thesE inastet twenty thousand dollars for his
gallant defense Of the CITY. Itisa poor ruls
wEhEh win net work both Ways You tickle
rit.lI1I tickle yoH! is as old as tie hills
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NoH1E n IokD,s.-The Noble Register ssy.. lotl
Jordan. the veteran ,lrrnmerei the bsise o. Cd al
rette j. a. vel k8orn tliere - IN New Oriran--+i1
deed bis rersdical visit. that city had cased him
t. be regarded About taif a kIobiiaa ea-t We
fet AZ lntesesr in him. Il i ne ksorrs that IN n,
and hbuorabe life he IA amused hsn.issrie bro
rcrfy OF tii> he lately ma 4 conpsie 1t -
couiotniiy With tie o.ders q tic Beast cat.sr ~
banded il in 10 The proper 7S OF the steAllxs d-
part1enf. detlaIics hisnsef a. caesss = 1le Ufof
ssafrf. Aud vel be mag. wh5sher in coa>iderst u %
the ola Hero iI8jsr wiz h srsei Of his own seth
ern birh x ths tfne Interested hseoior viities
bond or fr-e.i The i,oaisianl iiensrraf sl-s-
The thousands II those citizens q New oritan-
pretending - be lysl. Ebo hare sworn alic- eio
the unifei states. lr The pare d sewing tue
perfs mc~t have blshrd from shame when they - .
This old nErp Voluntarily stripping himS4if III H.
hard earned .ais. and mag fienns-ss IL the
evening hls dsls. rafner than ield ole sieucs u
Govt fn1ent which has bet11ie otect u the con
tempt Of The civilized word.
We assent 10 tie spirit u he Democrats 4turr,
but We doubt t5rir capacity fSr bia-hing Ne don
believe there Is 81 M eno1yh Is teis r,rca 70 make
| I, rsh.snz hiusa-
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r9- There Us not paper in Tie county
but what lends its ertre energies TO a uhivsr-
sal war ilrcn SPECULATION aud Spectators and
vet the monster slNI lives aud gourislies IL
What can we do to beNsavedg How lolk will
oar patience be sriell o''s bone and our mar
tdw he gsilie.l, 'asal DIR very ex.stencs be as
sailed ty tins en-. rr4ous criAe2 c..lsuos tic
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

~ All a IL LlIl q LflI1lIT q re l,nffr q
ID lade- state ol tcosrIa- ri 1rfr eair - "a
fElt~f lil1~ fr cash. ia irr1f the tolrf -Hoa-<
tie - Ttcnfrn. 1urinr a. LEGAL llr. ~ - -
fAr IL 1lf-iay l.Iruarf urxttlc tracI q land
"a utlrh Drri i-a.es ,ite iFtG i,.r 90. lo ksus
Crfts- <rEe1 rli|r> 1et- IffLfsrl. rertzfninC .
I'D iIoe ir>i rae irtlr la11
AMI 4t.EIt tl s-ro1l rraf1. aui 10 - lnurr
rrlrflain laiIl <-|rf -te tIu en-
tiT-tasu- li.,uf -s1 uLich !. - grass Ga sd
place j. Ira rzft Tlit l1l 81 ..lr iiciafl duers
horsrs. re.-ru t.aiIn-- hafa. >tatlIt- Ar
Al ite -lrt- fiIlr ari D 4fr Nil also ~ ~ 81
Ian "a f.,e ~are cufg lyar in Si'-, Nalrr. ccn-
l1iiii-- i 20 arIe-. which Fi1e inrfuTe1t1ts-
he 1lirr- -nfl uIll sts I'd lai.lt 4, tcrr.1. D.
sirinz T. c1lr.i-e-
IT OcF-NfHaIS
ll1l lIsirat1r l-r 1lln1s nu1-
Hrf IL lSf-- nols laueg
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

&IolEN t'sosr sise st-t.s - Jones. II c.
- tol-1 slatlrE. "a. fl- ~ I.4-f -. NV
et-e I've scar oii. sixteen harl> hi-ii ~ :
4.ar D1 cach weather rir-it< rirl.,-l *, a..
7eaf * a .rs ini< c.'irri - fet i-rn- lac 4ifve
e~ar al r. pad "a le,lssry 81 - horse y .I,s
same An1oltt i0I The tiiiti.
sAilCEL J0NES-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

kT0IEN from ny Stable LII night god ira rrry
- MARE -i,1t 1,t-el han r. rfh hs-h. fS,ie'.
5e4f- ID. sight aielni- II ~ r- a11 eli poe.
Dre kl.ee has scfr, ilpn fa JACK ~ e-ili hri-
DC j. aio missing VII Eise the above Terrd ~
lie Mare bnd - mach I1r the thief
nDSz1-lNs w. r. fEyOfR
Near phiIal-lrf. ~ t..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

HEaLIEi Of Loso8S-For the week endilS
Saturday. 18Th Ott9ber. the dea'ls in I,ondb z
were ISL, an excess of % over the ,xeekIy
average 5f the phst rem years The birth,
were 1858. an excess Of 81 over the weeks
average. Typhps Fever was the prevailing
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

/ sa- TisS faisiiselVarers ascslrsiiS q sss4
xilhftihs esiir- ssiahAe q The r.2s0. Is :. Is
rate. pagan Sc what do i;.ey s. " 10 ~ y
Bnilcr he Beast! 3rAof Mitesscl Ia. aelen
Or of 'rntel,i.l ti,e ttiefg 0rlof Rin.iii ssina
DIM Rosel.cr4ns2 Change the oxen. ai.l ihs
shoe pIncllcs d eeidfdlyl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

or s Fl. e. Z B s. : s;s & o.. =
b.1le- - ~ 20 - csrI'tr collr. ye1 Cd -uol
~ and likely flr lr-t .. r- - t.-.l....s4
- 81 I4Iilts-a. - 4a4t 4. II b -.-- ft.llril
ifeul II-ir lttlz>--e- r-l Ii.f > lisrraI * sad
iur 1ny le4-l - lsI .rfel u..l.. ~
SD - .lrI.s~ls - ne ~ n e q - 81 ~
l'.r~- Iu,l tsi->als - ~ .-llal -l,1-a-'
l..ls-s.ss 4 u GOODMAN
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

~ XII "a ~ ny frart iliid sti1r 1car tie -s-r
q >fetefl-ll1 iu I-ck~p1 lrllfs ALBANIA I<lii
ift 81 nilir> atr-f SO -rs 81 q r7hth sr> riri-
~ 4-c - ,sif4tie-lapa h. lslEi- lsiart "a tr.ia
--t Leccr7s trtek-- tst.s1 |hri-k trel.in- t.r-e
IA al nece~-1fg OF Lifs-e-. vx- kitchen. hear,
-ri,-,s. l1rli-. sialc~- tr- I'll take nrEr.ss -
tt.iccrie ir1rtg ~ llf nf-r- FER firihrr rsrirf-
I'm Apply - ris-ef ~ Efyi F.tter. E-i lfta-
.tsr IKE llt.li-l-. MAILER I.ff--t..
nnvfl-f-ar
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

OK LDtk71f EcrLt4ir. S1rd.y ere1Iinr. ls-h in1f.
~ te-rtel Col C'o1k-'s rc-.I-lce -ai - f1l6f.
.ne snail cod uafcn a11 tnlla- ne sHrlr aas-<-
>alIie ns>lllrtIn Cpcke. - iii-.llt<a - 81 "a
~. -u-s1t s-lts1ie rrrar1 81 - t-r~1 a.. n
se,lrt-s IL -afi Eztre- he lehcl lfcrr y
C,rl.. n PANEL c35Kk
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

~ a Confederate States navy is now In
leading idea among the most sasacious milll
Of the South
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-21

DE~rRrcrIyE FIRE--The village Of Tape.
well, in flaiborIie County. Says The KnoxvIII
Register was alHnt s. totally destroyed by kre
on the 18Th instant The conflasration began
in the Army Hospital. We have no partikn-
lars.