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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04
LIST nE cAsrl1r1Ea

Mn i w. Croker. the superintendent Of the
Army Intelligence Office. arrived m this civ
rom tiie Army Hast night. MIR. Croker brings
@ltii hlm nearly a com lete list OF the cs.sual-
lies in the Confederate Army. tr m Ithe time !,
ieft Rlchmolrd until alter the battle OF Sharns-
bnrg AS il has be, deemed advisable Tor
Tie Present not 10 publish the list pessois dan
obtain information IN regard ID their relatives
III the army by calling at the Army Intells.elce
Office. in the Farmers Bank Opposite the Post
Olhee.-R, ,ch1nohd Enqui eT.
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norrIbI~rMnIdlrI

Mr. jacoS WPnlhck ian Sl,:Icitizen OF MeSrs
county. pea the Mchliun IRE. Vas nriirdered
hytwo OF his slaves on Tuskday Of last week
rhefe was % other white ilsrson ON the farm
at tbe tlmcl bntsi Appeals from ahe state.
inans OF some ~ HE slaves that on TUESDAY
afternoon Mr. ly9plack attetpfed to eorrec,
ons OF his htgrpcs for sesiie niisdeuleaHor-
The negro rEsislkd. Knocked bis mas tsr dow.
a 4 jnrnpeE nllon hinI HIe1csIled TO another
boy. who Was FiflIin heal Else. TO come and
take his asAaitttt eff. Thu boy ran up but
instead of assisting his .uasi er. handed !. kriite
tolllle otIlei ilero, with wt.ich he inn,ediateIy
cut the. STRUGGLING mdns throat from ear d
ear and ma 4gIed him in a hhFrible manner. The
bddy was illkenl by thu negroes TO the creek
sunk and lowered with drslf ard IorsL-whefA
il WAS fodnd On ihe ilay following. thro,,r.b
tlie .ilsciasI IIres pt third Pgro, who was pri-
/ " iP the fone9almert. Uue OF the negroes
elgAged The killing we Iearn made hip es
cape aud IL still I'D laHge: lhie Other WAS ~.
rested by ihe ntieghb5rs. lihd. as sour, rs f5,.
1 alts Il were made sntfifienllH clSar was hing
lc,lihmitted lTiH ltf 4
M wpPaek was sorne 4iRty years Of as s.el
and owned coElsiderAble property ~ sissl
Teun.J Post lifl I'll n
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TuE ST. AUGUSTINE fANILIksz-A dispatch
rceeivedll here last svenlng from BalwiDI Fla,
dated yesterday. says The steaine1 from st.
Ang .stine came Hp the II. J0hns as far as
Msypott Mills, aud returned without ludinc
any 81 it's passengers.
Instead OF lone hnndred women ndschil-
dren" as stated by us yesterday, There are one
hundred faR,tiIes on bbAr,t, aud ali these help
less aud Inoffennlve creatures, many of them
of the highest respettdbilIty. are thns bnfetsA
about on the waves at the mercy oi their per-
secutors, The dAv OF rctributlon will eoine.
Ser. Req.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04

GEN e VAreHx 1t afforfs rs Infinite
pieasfireI TO state that.we lave tsieKraphic in
formation IRON Richmond ? that thar callan,
East Ileilineseean John q Vaughn now Colo
nei q tnf Bloody Third reslmant has been
lilanlnopsly confirmed by the Senate. as a
BSig4feief General TINS - deffryed promo
fioQ bf az good man and brave an officer a.
- to- pc found ~ the ranks Of Soulliern pa
tFiols;. and reflects credit upOp The Judgment
both lof tho President who nominated and The
senate who con- fnled him.-K,33rriHs Rec.
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tn oRo.SIzaTIox OF NEoEo LlBon-we a

1Hf ORsASIZATIoS or NEGko LlBnR.--lve are
informed that tile negro tor e on Morris IsIarli
s p charge Of a very Intelligent aud expe !
ended practical planter, who has volunteered
bus services THAT he has so divided and o. :
gan zed the laber into squads. under foremeh.
As 10 have all ne han.s closely supervised arid
Sept al WORK and that the progress made j.
very satisfactory As mafter 3. Justice a,ld
general satisfaction We Inenisoniit.- CzarlestJs.
Hsrcuru
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MoBilIEI Oct 2 IA spfciIil tlispaioh 70 ~
AdYertiseF and Register, fa}Ed TdpeIa. Oct. 2d
says sixty Yankee EavalrB kaonts. Yesterday
PeletFatrd Pc to the rHiroaf, two miles soulh If
badY and cIt ttle telegfaph. wire. They
xefe isStackcf bT about fw{Ity-hve OF the 2i
TeIineSsee eaHalFy souted aId driven of. viii
a loss Of seven killHd and two b tisoners. Cur
loss two kllled-nnohe w9nnhed!l E
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FAEAl 9Frray H 4 JAcEksl1l. Mrss.--bn TIlu+s
day k,st. as a Lfearn ttohti ian eye-H3itness al
enc9Ilh:er ocd4Ifred al tia b wnsah House
JacNkqr. htik4iFsippi. mBiah fesuIted in tIit
DEATH 6fl DE ss tie pa1ti4sl Il seems that !
quattS had tAkeii place heIwe4n Mr. Cree,
Ioi Mobile. and . Mr. Brshrley. Of CIlocsan
eoutty. ia lie early lpsrtoA tile daS. While
tsE4fn was az dlrleer Btantiby teInairied nj Ill
Hall ARMED Win 4 doubt ilarrel,ed gun aid
On ille former leaning thsi dhiilg room the at
Ter shpt himi producing lnsiiift DEATH Branf-
iey Mas arrested ana wil, tllf Mlssissippian
s.affs. Pe trfd On onHaf next Gleaafa
Il nh lf e
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VrReIxra AzNT PosT OEFIcE-For the infor-
nation Of thpse who issI1fo correspond tririi
theIr iCieIsds IN tbe-afnly. We state AZ the re
quest olStile -ss1fecial Agent Mr. Word. that
the Arrssy Post Office has been esiahlishef Al
Winchester To that point there - daily
mail by stage coach. from Stan;on.
Ihie.sniond Er1nihs-.
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TIHE GArLrse Etx.-A firearui called the Cat
ling Gun is now on exhibition At the founirk
OF liiles Green4ood. Esq. in Cincinnati i
eoiAists OF SIX ordinary niaskei or rifle barrelt
arrlnged revolJer-fasliioned. aud SO fixed bk
;lShtnery al THE breach as 10 fire any numhdr
|eE falls IN miinfe. lt-is pounted on wheels
maj be m1tnaged by one person. aud for many
purposes IN war could be made extremely Aisf
lniI II ls said that TWO hHrdre,t balls can lie
fisEhareed in one minute. aud there is no rek
loii To sioHbt The accuracy of the siafefne,l
II vas invented 10y DIR. }. A. Calling OF In,lSl
nallols. and has had the auprovar ol severk
gentlemen Of military experience. N,zShr5k
Onion
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BE- CHarTA>oogk- act- il. lSE2-
Chzfruirr a fhe amy Cars . fne crs-tts @suth
e Kfiaxriie ear rsucnrc l.nks y rnakiu- re i-i
racs ~ ine a. ibl- pace Ihs- nor oi knnxrilie
:. n ~ st,ern 20 4 a. z p Blak~ ~ .xFiie
F..1z hiank- "a sired lrr eah iril Di-isicf-
Qf re 81 rhrfn enltrd t-erSorls t.ef uts- fte
49,. 81 rrtfreu ard fhrt g-fre fte rfier- riu-e
h4fr-en thirfyLTe ard fiiy-Fe Try re al gwen
- re eursllinr g fr n tai ma q A. crfv
orr-. Eto sends rEo nf TIE frsi cih<s Gil T. D.
Biake q knaxsie- and The oshtr tus the Ajutant
General af the State-
oes1-tt 5Ao. L HOPKINS.
A. {.
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G. Gvernor Morton. of Indiana. has or5.y.5
all tlle male citizens between tie |ages~nf eigis-
teen and iorty-ive residing III the border
counties Of The State. to-ofganizs Themselves
into military companies to repellthe threaten
cd rebei invasion
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VOLUME /.
The DAILY REBEL.
rrprl4prp uvrrr 4a.srso el.orrI MOS pay, Dr
FRANC. M. P AuL.
Terms Of subscriptio on /;

One copy one mouth, ! 800.
es- No subscription received for a longer ,riod
than one month. The eish nasttsf eornpsay every
order
ApvreTrsrxESrs lpsestel Il the usual rates.
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HABEAs coRrrs IL THk cAsE ~ DR- RtcxER
-A learn THAI the counsel of file notDriou.
Doctor RUcKEE al present Confined IN Cas'ls
Thunder on grave charges that wnuld cousiSi
TO the gaiiows OF the feions Gel linprarecre,.
knases. are abont 10 sre out writ of lrbe1,
corpus in his case demanding his disci.arEe
70 oli confinement. We believe the charges
agsinst RCcEER are sufficiently slleciha % de.
feat the end IN view Rich E-aHsnsr.
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Com Com, Porter ard Cen Phelps have arrived
II = Stated iiiaf nearly iNeTsr t,,onsapi c;ti-
Hei.s oi >eN O-it'A-,s hare i<<en the oath oi al
ieg lance
oe-,- Dr,'e1 nat issn2d an order annou,iciiiE
fllAi AL res.inen,al b4nds are 10 Be mustered
on 81 rers -
On The night ofyfhe 9rh Ex-Ga-ernor tViok-
life arrived AZ Hep O1ieai.s ui,i,-r : 49, -
iIsce fIom Ge1 Hs.lrr ID r.rr.r r.,n,.,' ,,,-,.,'.
.orce u ,,ftrrrlias GA the r,si,f i,.,s ~ ~,
MissSs III lie threafri,ed relliiai,o,, i.,r il,e
ailrses kllscunduct 81 rnion forces ,nsi.I- fl,-
city lyliis- lsesi Butler repiied a.. s,su.l
ilie <iseny hsll- any 81 flis one hunlrea IA
.pifit 81 l i-ion Iiroiitr- -Its POSSESSION
'tii~ example ~onid he followed un olr si.Ie.
ai a. Ne llzi fte times a. r..ss, r. .,..ls =,
onr hairls a. file eiic.sr hsi n. L. ~. r..sIr
.souii ro- l,s. fl,o. ask. q, fi ft..,f,,3-,,s
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GENESIS PoINT.--Ws learn. from god an
thorify. that The federals are erecting norter
batteries on Buzzard Island. Al point about
Two and half miles distant 1. ON our battery
al Genesis Point Whether they art after
Smelling our battery OF simpls guarding the
channel and dispensing with a I.orrion Al tlieir
gnnl oats. remains 10 be seen.-.Sssannah Re
puLlican. III -
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STEADT ernplnyment and rooi wares III b. Eiren
z = u nunber of jusneymrn = work nn aEtiiiery
and wagon HafDess Colilrs- address
JEssUP 4 HATCH.
sepslu A1go-ta- Ca
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AERFsT oEllpEsERTERs. .+Eohr fancy gem
ilcHlen. th1ee Of whom wege living in style
at the Pulaski House. were ARRESTED yester-
day az desertdrs from the Fifth Louisiana
Res51nent, now stationed at Montgomcry.-H
L Tbdtr names, as registered, are John L. Ross.
John T. Bransford.. aud IA Clifford II
The fourth putfup at some other place, and
went by thelname of Brown, alias Briggs.
These gentleiuen are said to be extensive
specuIat6rs in the substitution business, and
we haze also heard that theS are interested
in pF,,6s~i,le.=ssplosl Of eAuiss.srfeit-
ing Treasury notes. TheJlare IN safe hand,
and, we hope. wiz meet tlieir deserts
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-Four hundred and sixty bales Of cotton AZ
rived At Cincinnati one day last week by the
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TEASsFERRISG s4LDIERs IRON one REcixExrlIo
ANOTHER /

we take The following extract from Ggl,era
Orders No. 81. BY Adjataiit General cosper.
& /. The Freside ent having approved al act 81
Congress requiring the Secretary OF Ayar II
transfer any private 1nonlc{il.niisk:o, OIL
Ger. who MAY he in regiment fr,,n State oI
the Coniedelady other than his -osIl. to hree,
meEtltforn his own State. whenever such priI
Rate or 4orl-cunItnsSs soiie officer ma a,six fs,i
snch Etfallsier. AMI ~ heHeref sdch trans ieT cal
be nils'ie wiiiiou5 injnry 70 the pubii. strviceE
aud ilat the Sedtesary ot Maf snail mike reg
liiatl9ns 70 facilitate such <trhnsier. prbvieled
Ina. tins ,actsi'ali not Apply 70 any person wh4
has ehlisted as a substitute ! Il IL ordered thai
all silch appllc.tiol,s igf transfers as are corl
temp Afed by ths forel oirig &C shall tie all
iressed l. the general conins,nding thy armj
in Rhch the applicant is ser .inc: aud sliali lt
grai.lsd by linn without reieren { 10 the Wal
Department whtthe The iIailsieris within hll
own military dea'artnient OF not. provided the
wriiaen corlsenrol the corlinandsliil OF rlse conf
'pan5 to whlel jhe tran-i.sf is sought 10 bt
maize shall FIST be given and the tra..sfer ca
be Ihade Hhonf injury 10 the public ssry1ce
lliizll cases mi wIneh the commanding Gena-
raj stall think liroper 10 refuse knch applicss-
ton. hezslsk endorse the reasons for such rd
iusalss aud Onward the application to tie De.
partnlent.
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IHE fEfEK ~ WILNrScroN.--The Whining
tonJ9Hrfai Of MONDAY evening. 29th Septem
Der. SAYS
The f5ilbwing is the number pf new cases
oi thf Trq'aiiing fever occurring since ouI
last iifne. and reported to the Mayer up to Il
o'csofk 10 day
Saturday. September 2Tth Il .29 cases
Snqdsy, September 2Srh = l. IS csases
At III o clock on yesterday l3 laeis hs were
asceriauled to have taken pi,sce On the hight
preeetilg and MP 10 that hour Il Is also as.
rerteeH gu good auinorty. that tn, number Of
InternIiiIts yesterday was Is to 2Ds
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GFSI PRldrs ak.Hfr0e t;r{naaa AppeaiI
in neIl9nglnpoa the be14de 9f Iukp. closes
We fsyd no fears fof liliesafaiy. ofithe am,
nndsrIfhs Eallilsit el le4tkrg as we yaTs
OF nfY n.iiIiafS bsnatIefsIita1,rope I'd be
He Will So iilke ii,t peEirbdli. ii not hanpers.
BY orders rom his sliidrias. t11strlke a'ebeF
actefislclEl vi llI an lni SIeetad quarter arf-i
his fiep are ahxions % bt rkfiered fFom fbeir
IpresHit in4ctiyity Ii Ii5k be ia rhe sllrectlal
oi Memphis, eidriuth or Nashville. Let M.
Yankees Igues8 q /l Ffl'
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ESEifS ikEAR CHsKLEsroS. we ham that dur
ing ,Akifrday sfternoou Two OF the enemy =
gunsfAtf approached and shelleii fol tions OF
Tie ttach Of Morris and SulIivail's iIslan5fs. -
They were probably endeavoringl 70 ascertain
the rfhgh of their guns
PsSSellgers by The Savannah Railroad yesier-
Day. fsFlrt that firihg Was heard hear Biuffion.
but they did not learn tie canss-l lCfarEesfoa
Ne, ct5y
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rgiioSqk TO ' HON HoSok is pIE A writer
inltAe Mobile 4dsertiser aid Register. refet-
ring 10 The news summary m previous i.iss,se
of Nat paper. says: n
Hyonr graplid account OF orr military afl
fsfrS. Which apIe4red in yDhF issue of SUNDAY
Lorhiig. Under lthe caption of ..-The Situationfl
lyon make 10 alnsIon 10 a movement. said Il,
be one OF the gfehtest strategic movements os
the lTaTi nor dolyisu mention The name Of IT'D
Gensral that exeduted it--fks er1cuatiog/ os
Cofilth
Tile results dc this simple change 6f base
filid TO parallel IiT the annals of waflare. n
co4ioundea thef proud and boasSnl HaIleckl
deaicraized and dispersed his afrny--eliablcd
The Heroic defetders of NicksBIirg To ret,el tho
Yatikee armada -relie ed NE Southwest and
fnriIished two gallant ARMIES. which are now
penetrating tile enemys county. Az thik
was The work Of tle modest hero 6f Forl
sumter. whose hamo< does not appear IN yout
coiilnns n
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a ~, YlIiebAwe 9FeIinl9Emed would beIfn
creased 'oibd huEAlrgd per cklir d. more. exet.t
in tiif Did |orkkl9f Sttart Buehahan g. CD n
We pnaetsfoH. while flsefe. that they had
sullksa well TIL The dkptlS lbf tIlrfe lhnilsifed
teet bun bad fa.led tpl grk llwaiers gTfgysih
lornifd me kl)AsSEp boiling th4 weli tleylpasse
thrp1gh arsslidlrorsI al saitlfiftt fe4tTn thikk.
ness. - GlyfarslIe (7es5,.J B1nisrI ii'l
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-saLrrsiIr s1LISrsI-A a lew dags ago Ewe
made a tfli to tie siitwotRs at this bisce I'd
see bow things Iiidisel lisiiiki digectso1 and III
Try loi leafh soipeihiAg oil bur PROSPECTS for
From Whist We r9s,li leartstt tho daily auoln,
etoAalt prfParsd ready ior Hlhrkef j. tIiout a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
METTY MARVIN.
A TALE OF THR REVOLUTION.

When the British and tories attacked
New London, ,Connecticut,in 17-,and SET
price on the head Of Gov. Griswold, th /.
latter fed 10 the town OF L---,where his
cousin, Mrs. Marvin, hid him. for some days,
in secluded farmhouse. But at leng h
the subtle TO- discovered his retreat, aud
one sunny afternoon in Maybe was rout
ed from his hiding place by the tidings
that a band Of hors.meD were approaching
10 capture him,
His only chance Of escape was 10 reach
the mouth Of littls creek Which emptied
into the Connecticut river just above the
entrance Of the latter into Long Island
Sound. There be had boat stationed
with two faithful attendants hidden he
meath the high banks Of the creek. Th
distance from the iarm house 10 tie boa
was two miles By the usual travelled road
But a little sheeppath across the farmer
orchards would bring him 10 the roa
only mile from tho boat; and sav
quarters leagth Of his fearful run 70
life. :,
Just whore the narrow path from III
orchard opened into The road, lIstiy Marvll
sat with her dog Towser. tending tn
! bleaching oflthe householdliuen. The lon
+ web of forty yards or more, which wa
diligently spun and woven during tn
Ilonc winter months, was whitened in May
: and thus made ready fol use. This bus
3 ness of bleaching was well econo mized' be
. Ing usually done by the younger daugh,
ers Of the family, who were not ol
: enough to spin or strong enough f
tho heavier work Of the kitchen aud da
: ~. H. .tsf.
. $The roll Of linen was taken by Il
, farmer or his stout "help" to a grasI
, plate, beside a spring or medow brook
There II was thoroughly wetted and sPre'
! upon the green iurf.to take the hsa. Of q
Q snn by day and tho dew BY night tt
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War Meeting at Lancaster,
speeches OF Hon. tt omns Ewing
% Hon. Juage R;tnney, md
Hon. Sam. Galloway.

A war meeting was held at Lancaster,
Wednesday night City Hall was crowd
ed with citizens Of Fairfield, and grea. en-
thusiasm was manifested. John Reber,
Esq. presided. Eloquent appeals to the
patriotism of the people were made by
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Hon. R. P. RaDuey'
aad Hon. Sam. Galloway. The oOjec'
was to. promote the recruiting service. :
It was one Of a series appointed BY Gov
Tod and its general effects were highly
beneficial We propose merely to Civ
the main points Of the speeches. In thes'
stirring times We cannot afford space 70
elaborate repOrts.-[ Cincinnati Com,
MR.. SwiNG's REMARKs. u
Mr.. Ewing announced that the meeting
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=
Church HOirS,
THIRD AND FINAL REPLY 70 VlNDEx.

THIRD AND FINAL REPLY 70 VlNDEx.
Should the singing in religious assem-
Jties be conducted by choir. or BY a free
pH Offering Of any brother who may feel
disposed to volunteer his ssrvices?'
ThisTis the text, but you have shrewdly
evaded the main question, by the intro
duction of the latter clause 10 the above
paragraph, when you say, "or BY the free
piH Offering Of any BROTHER instead Of, ol
by the whole congregation, The quest
in this corrected form, is the one We SCI
out to discuss; ant | will presently show
the fallacy Of your method Of meeting th'
Issue; and afterwards proceed 10 presen
the subject in its true light. since yo'
have lett me to do so entirely alone.
have waited patiently for you to go thrO
with wha. you could say in yindication o
exclusive choir singing in churcbsp,and
have TO say. that am disappointed, as
know your readers are. Tbepublic had tb
right to expect that You would have at
tempted to show that correct congrega
tional singing was impracticable withOu
the iuter9enl liOn Of a choir. On this 20
havs been strangely silent. but have sal
isded yourself BY presenting the wOr'
, samples Of attempts 60 sing, and whio
Arthur, nor any congregation to be foun
would think for moment Of justifyinl
: You assume it to be conceded that. b.
cause some congregations have not cult
vAted the art of singing correctly, tht
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It,n11Atr.x1 oFEICERS.

:, Jaags or Fairfield Common Plsas COuyt-HENRf
t. WHITMAN, resld ence Lancaster ohiS, p,,,,o
:. Probate sJAdgs-JEssE EohNh8' omco :" D'''''
PrSsssat;as Attorney, -wlLLIAMT. WISE. .
"i shsriS-iANES MtLLEK, ONCE at jail.
" chrto Of coart--JoHNC, RAINEY, Office Public
Building. , noo,xsoN omca p,hlic
Tssrasr,r--P. g. RENADUM Ofice Public Builcing
Rseoyd.r--A. SYFERT. ohiee Public bniiding;
Sarusaor-E. Z. HANNUM, Once rnone hunu'"s'
Coronsr--L SIl lEFFER. residence Madison Up.
Commissiopsrs--JosEPH EPH SHARP, OF Bern Town,
.hin: JOyAS A. BAKER, OF Walnut Township, ana
s.k..J " namiHsrs WILLIAM WHITLEY, JohN
VILLA MS and URLAH @. .RuTTER.
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OUR COUNTRY's CALL.
ny w,LlrAx CULLEN BRYANT.

Lay down the axe; fling by the spade; iI'
Leave in It's track the toiling plough; as
Tho ride and The bayonet blade iar-.-
For arms like yours are fitted now;
And let the hands that ply the pen
Quit the light track, and learn to WELD q
The horsemau's crooked brand, and teih
. The charxer on the battle aeld.' Z Tl
Our country calls; away! away!
To where the blood-stream blots heg reen'
Strike to defend the geatlest sway F p
That time In all his course has seen.
o.. See, from thousand coyerts--see ,N
Spring the armed foes that haunt the track
They rush to smite her down, and we
Must beat the banded traitors back
s Ho! sturdy as the oaks ye cleaver ,.,,
Aad moved az soon to fear and aight, f'
Mon OF the glade and forcsr leave
Your woodcraft for the aold OF fight
Tho arms that WELD the axe must pour .,
An Iron tempest on tho foe; .s,.
his serried ranks shall reel before s
The arm that lays the panther low
And ye who breast the mountain storm
BY grassy steep or highland lake,
Come, for the land ye love, TO form
4 bulwark that no foe can break
stand, like your own gray cliffs that mock g
The whirlwind, stand In her defense;
The blast as soon shall move The rock
As rushing squadrons bear ye thence.
And ye whose h, mes are BY her grand
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-23

all that the demon OF Destruction could
desire to feed his appetite for confusion,
riot, and final ruin.
Civil war and anarchy. Dreadful
scourge! Like the shudder ofan earth.
quake is the tread OF its coming. But
it comes rs the volcano comes up out
of the ~bottomless depths of ocean!
The subtcrranean fire is burning its way
to the surface of the northern States of
the old Union, and will soon break forth
in Il dreadful eruption of political and
social evils. Already may they hear the
fiery loot falls o" the upward tending
volcano. The gulf Of fire is beneath
their hearth-stones and will break aud
swallow them in, They may not add
nit, even TO their own minds, the tull
and fearful import of these sure evil
denotes of their impending ruin us u
people; because our senses naturally
cover before the presence Of painful
anticipation. The cup Of woe which
they are filing for US, we may have to
drink in part, and are drinking now,
but the drcgs will be doubled to be
poured down their own throatsi in liquid
fire, Surely st. John pictured their
doom, when from Patmos his prophet
ic eye looked down the long vista Of
Time, and wrote of the mystical Baby
Ion; saying:
"And | heard another voice from heaven,
saying, Come out of her, my people, that We
be not partakers of her sins, and that We re-
not Of her plaques, For her sins have
reached unto heaven, and Con hath remcm-
bcred her iniquities Reward her even as she
rewarded you, and doibie unto her double ac-
to her works: in the cup which she
hath fed, fill to her double"