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f'rom he VicksDlfg = hig
The Reply q Vie.sshnsg.
!. Mssissfppians do aos knoap hoy 70 surrender


The Reply q eie..s''nrg.
ifissisnRpians do aot kns'0 hoy 70 'arfsaae
prDIcATlD 70 col. JAs. L. Arrsr
Burrh u Freedom stsad fsrcssr.
frondlY as y,a stand ip-diy.
Nay The light Of glo'y never
frvr your SUBMITS pass a"ay
Yield - The naughty t'ensn cried,
IRE hundred canaon speak
And yaur D, aceiul streets be dyed
wish the blood we DO not seek,
Answered iauHtles Yicksharg then.
Yours the fl,d, but our the heid
We are freeme :. sc are men.
And we kncw not heH ~ yield !
Mississippi. ia her pride,
standing by llei giant food,
Filings the reDe banner vide,
etiaened with her brayes blood.
Lean like monsters from their lair
shauering bbmba, aud cannon pow
Wasted thnnders on the air.
lron wasted ON the shOre,
Proudly Goat the crimson bars,
Broad unfolding 10 the view,
Brightly CLEAN the Southern stars,
Rising IN their heldot blue.
And our score Of guGs reply,
Sternly answering, roar Tor roar.
Mississippi's sons can die
Az their sfcs have died before
Nor shall shot. OF she'll, or fame,
Loose our death hold n the river.
Bearing MississlPPis name,
Mingled with lis waves forever.
And on Yicksbnrgs shattered hill,
Though they lay her to The land,
plsudly ua the uiusstill
Where she stood ahali Freedom stand
Bnrgh Of Freedom sole and lonely,
Fortress OF oay inland STA.
On lier shore the last and only
Home and rampant Of the free.
Stand forever as you stood
When you barred tic tyrant's way;
When bis fleets upon the Il cd
Bafflcd at youf bulwak ks lay.
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uH~ Gen. l.. * Acee died at his residence,
ID C,a ona county, op the ID iusiaus after 4
bfitl hlete re was cue Of the oldeai law.
yaih and beat citizens Of Nrrth Miasipeppi.
AND hiH death viii be aorely regretted BY his
S.a:A.sl..,.s eslands Rsks YAsg
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Dar Mr. r. P Button, Of the Lynchbmg
Republican called on us yesterday, and placed
ns under obligations for late Richmond Dis
patch
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IgPlcs og Assis}ANT QrAKrEHNATEg
tomnhus Geo. Stpt hlh 1852.
ID X order OF Qnariermaster General have been w
trusted with entire contip ufcoetting the hides
Of the beeyes killed for the amy for aiming and thr
purchase ~ Leather r manaf curing. Tlnnefs hav
ing lcethet band ard wanting hides vii, d. we'll g.
liew me with proper leierences. The army must
be rhnd, and y u the duty of all patrutc tanners
assist IN 20 doing An leather beldtt unre isonablf
prices vii kg Impressed. y. W. DILLtRn.
Major On.
Southern confederacy copy and send bill 10 MY Of
flee IN forbid
Inent Y. W. DlLLIARD
scp9f A On
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DERsONS WI sc netn' rave been Oiled by M
4 and VI w'ia ara table t,t,u slipsi "a. ~i' alre'
ae al D.. SIM ulic nn Market - thaitapiogs eu
ucsley 3sIb lsst, that iltiy enrollmet.ng, s eeHl
p cse3. jS0 J. Lowry
scp-s III k1rphg 0ftef ltia cisil
ffl-t iau ~
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jIGApQUARgggs pErAng1gkr No .,
sgArta Trua hapf 1854

jIRApouARgg9s pEfAny1gsT No q,
sparta, IcnA., sept. isss
SPECIAL ORDERS
No.
Tho President having se.hpgized Tho enforce ulspi a
the Conncfspt Law In the stae Ol lslpcssee uhstff
are now engaged IN The preparatory steps or ia ske-
q tlon 8ll le-,ns liable 10 Nv terms Will bq elg09ci
80 volunteer 10 such conpanoa 80 uey msy segos "a
tbfty days. ruls linda gnco will unt exenpt theIa.
however. from cnusenption ~ any inoinsut II
hoped tie rank. ~ oar noble 1ebnessee fsginanls
viii soon b, dsl by gDiuaeer enlistHcut. NJ neg
ON aiica o. gegiacn,s VII b. rscsiyOd aaui She
rank. Ol thUse now IA service are luL
ug0. O. gamma.
(Omdsl) a. a. Ueni,
Jn0. NJ 01RT,
a. a. Genl nsSlsrw
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Military Blanks.
THE FRhRKLIN STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE,

THE FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE,
ATLANTA, GEO.,
|,AN furnish, 20 commanders, al short notice and
u In The heat style every variety q military Blacks
al as ow price, es such work can be me by any Sa
liar concern in tie Confederate States Of America
Our facilities lor rapidly and nrainess not xgelled
by any establishment. Nov en- hand the following
MUSTER AND PAY ROLLS,
MUSTER ROLLS,
KEGINENrAL MONTHLY RETURNS.
BRIGADE MONTHLY RETURNS,
COMPANY MONTHLY RETURNS,
Morning, Weekly aud Monthly ReI Co. Reg
with many others
o. Orders, tor Banks or other work, entrusted 20
sur hands shall receive prompt attention and meet
with early despatch,
Address J. -lUON 20,
Proprietrs Ffsr2iin Printing Horse,
sentls-u Atlanta Ga
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R ". uoaBiN.


TAKEN 10 ga the Stlse,a ~ Chattanooga, sn NsS
4 nesd,y lsst eisy bsuA hatrs 10 hands Id. o..
marks The uwner rsn abisia the iloree ea apbssa
,ion " i1 Office by Fay az charges sal PROVING prop
ei'y, Lafzsu
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HAVE lately openea The Boarding IEsase fermsil,
Kept ~ Esl Ri~lings oSK DOOR Asove TgE Cox
AissAsy DkrAl-AES1. on na,kel street. where ] On
prepared % accommodate nanseS. visitors with ihsis
mSls. viii spare no pains ia giving sat's'aotinH-
nnd furnish Wy table vita sas best tie oSsaisy 4.
'oids.
eue7c-im r w. COablN.
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Ossnrrtiftrd

rE-O ltN IN Chattanooga on the 9Th August iNS1,
1 4 nesrv 10y named Alsck, who pays Ne yelphE'
M lanes Cockegell NJ Rntpioc County, Mississippi
Ihe ounf viii come lorwnrd prove pnpssiy aaa pey
4 IN .rygu 81 B. lDuL tk.
s,sm sheriff llauitr %.
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CnvtH,slilted

no u IN Chattano ea uu the 2ftA Anguss. sdl o
negro boy wbp s4ss his name " Blu and beiual
% ~, PORTE, Daaa County. Ala Ne IS abla; ~ us
viii please cens furward prWe prvperf aud pgy
chsrEcs 81. B. CouLr n,
aueS0 Shend Il c.
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bsslDGN MEN WANTED.

n WANT so experienced Bridge Workmen 70 work
4 on the I,rilgepor, Bridgs at extra high wages =
Wok 10 commence on the FIRST day Of October ~ Chat
tann0ga
sels--2w A l.. MAXWEi'4, Jh
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stIbADf employment ana gDad wages will be given
toa gmhhef ~ joufneymen u eork 90 aiiilsrt
and WAGON llsfnss1 Collar AddfVss
JEseuP a RANCH,
'tps sm suIrsiA Ss
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-26

- ERAfED " stolen from my lot Oh Thursday. %
y I'm INST. small light bay maze poney. willie
ring At,ind eafb eye. white spot Ia the forehead n
iearsold lat Jrhe. Reat made and in hne order. 4
~ill give the ryc rewafd 10 any one that viii bring
haid poney 4, me AZ my honse near the ian yaid nt
hc Chattanooga bridge. JANE HuLhEY.
srlqp1lnf
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al1- Two hundred and iorty-ueven political
prisoners were sent from tho GratiOi stree.
prison ". bovia few lays ago. 10 Alton
lu
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TERMs OFTUTTr0

FIIT-T7F J =, ~
In the Ornamental Department iull provision Wal
0e ma6t, of tbs nfaine.y yt "a
The rule OF pas meni Y Que half In advance tho fos
by the nldde 0l the term.
Board car be HAD ~ gDna families and ~ convent
ent boarding nonsga kept purpvrey ipr young lHaics'
rle price IN balrd including lights aud el IL n0t "
,,sceed Sl.so osY week. q. W. PARKS,
AM o gq earretnry \ TREASURER
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WANTED no BUY,

nm lbs, wool for which the higAes, sash prize
J,UUV will ba paid. Address
aug23-lm J. n. HOLBRO0k, Atlanta, Ga
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l 1ARrlEr req firing coal III the coming winter can
1 obtain y BY addressing LARK 4 nEnDUW
sep9 ggp Rannina Wntr, Tenn.
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Chattanooga Seps ~, 1862.
apcci Orders,
l. Hereafter, and mil iurlcr rdefs the Police Guard
aI cease 10 ha or demand passes from lad an the
,teets LII VIII pass then with 81 due cparte-y.
BY ofderoi CHAs. W PEDEN,
enbl6 lieut. 4 Pray vt NJ shall
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-26
slan 5Sbrrtiselllrnts.
Notice

A HAFEa few Barrels OF Fran ipr sale.
4 sep24-t* } Hin ). BREWER.
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NNr Mnle.

0I6h Acrea d lald wllbln 2 ailiaa q CbMltnoo
Zft ~. kpgig 70 10. WARNER.
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Maior(ieOpraPs Orders.

Chattanooga scgt 2isl, i5og.
SPECIAL ORDERS
No 81.
H. GIL. Al x NcKmNry pf the S2d regiment Ali
Vols Is assigned to the command Of the Post q.
Chattanooga aud the troops between Riawdssa aud
Bridgeport.
BY command Of Maj riea s. Jmea
sep2G-n CHAS, s. sIRISGFEi.LjN,
A. (lcn'l. Il
, 1862-08-21

'kH OkTGAGE SALE " Waere;ss

M thIGAGE EALE,~~ W ieress,
Rshs5d sw:iT s1t ss M as
Dc S y 5as5
] ,Iau s oEasn LII ii u,s Properly +1sias
.sE dstss.bed te seS:1rE sas psy7en. Of re p:.2al
saer t IL On
ia9rss4d l:uE l9n1sed 1oss sassai,s N q r. 5sS
Eud set sn7lai in.crest % Ut eso *u'a 81 ssesty
r s1 Sc S5 ss &c p L @
skle St hi+ tce ;n CGeaso: sud id "a and Is sud
a. pss ment q aaI ere oi rad nSaIasrs Ut .arlFes.
a. tue TIME tie m=rre IN aa.n ptorsissozY nets:
M sa s sas sss
ne s. hesa1as eEs then at H. s'seaea Of sas IN,
Ling T. ths 5oe isen f9r 1as e sSs e sa sf e., ,S1at
& g. st 1Ey e s
r:e1n:ass d sgid morszese described md 70 ~ s1a
s Psss g s 3 q Ras
the 1rtt part 70 ea!d mortesR their hetr eIecutntA
h@s "a pass Il .a5d AZ y pabnc@tca L ~ day
And Whereas said ias:,Lmeat q Interest emcunessG
e a
cay Of JanuaEyt p isl as also t4s no5e gysaM e sof
&c s saa Tee e ss
@ .hS ss ssf sesa I'd ae iii II is
;s so sS ss "a S
A1d Rhe5e4s. tnera = now cue snd unpaid en za;e
dos:aTa and aaid srm OF one Thousand Iour hundred
d2 d Ct aue D. ia = aso s On
It Of interest amounting to the Of two th9u&
and two hundred n1G n7y tollazs- WHICH became due
the tnsEa.1nea! Of nferss sraona1 the Isat
named eun1. which became dug tee1eoE On the first
day Of January. o. iss9 being the aggregate tho
Eew the7efare p1aifc noice + Ee7cbv sfvun tast /,
the said William Ogden. under and in pursuance Of
the Povr* amt In said mortgage contained.
into and upon ~ anc zqlar the prem.
OIL. .tiHytwo {t, tlzrYthIee esp, stxssfo (u4; s:x
FIVE {hs e:xfEti4 tG6> si1tyFsven co.. s:xsye1eht
O. ls sese?!t {' AZ ssVsnt oae tC tg y IT;
seventyHve 10. seveltystx {'5l ssvEn-Yssy.1 t7il
seYep7yeizht cas- serent f551, eiKry (Ss}. egt
. R s,shfySS 81 @ @ g. is
e!s9:g.slEnt Esl egne1nlne fsN and alnety 90 81
In ooe1E'5 addition to Chicago, said lott neinx
bcn7:ed e the east by Clark s:7Sst q thn norta y
Routh oethe street. and neiux ali the lots Included
within snd oer@een eaid atspe al1 ei1at lEtaE aid
beiEg IN the city Of Chicago county os Cock aud sssa
And That viii on Monday: the tventy.afta dsJ os
AuEugt next fAaguxt, a. T. 33s} at ten oCcck In the
forenoon On raid premises II .urs1snce u the se-as
ano sell the ea.d premises IN said mortgage deraed
being the same premises &bova described and al bepe
49, st{z OF FedeHPs1on & q tae said e. Rsaa.d e
JhhnBtanAnd Jenny Johnston Ss9 vie theif hs.tB
At Dnbllr auction to - hjghest bidder for AM-
Or CT said CooE County the twent first lay o!
JanCary.A y lssn, snt d.y recorded IN Eook Il ct
aoftzsSes st PEE f3s e f. ~ : 9eK XSr
s:ai:sasso: Tune "a. 1sSf: 'i1-IaaA o. ,s12sRtd
, 1862-08-21

Movements of New York Regiments.
The folio o"iag regiments forming q portion
Of the quota Of this State, under the call Of
July 2, 1869, will move from their several en-
canIpment on the dates mentioned below, and
proceed to1the city Of Washington, where their
commanding officers will report for duty to
the secretary Of war:
, 1862-08-21

Arms will be issued on requisition made by
the co:onels commanding on the commissary-
general of ordinance, to be transmitted
through this department for approval; and
clothing, camp equipage, &c. on requisition
made by regfmental quarIermasters on the
qnarter1naster.ge
Tile quartermast ter-general will provide for
transportation and subsistence on the route.
Tnos. H1LLHorsE, Adj't General
, 1862-08-21
ST would not 1--we nlTay,
Wcu1d not ask to etayi !"

at the the termination of this tlatte1ing aud
1aternal address, my boy. the delegation took
their hats snd commenced to leave in very deep
silence; thereby proving that persons Of A.
ness and much inferior to the race ut present
prscticing strategy on this continent.
Colonization, NY boy, involves scheme Of
human happiness SO entirely beyond the h1l-
nan power Of conception, that tbs conception
Of it will almost pass for something inhu-
man.
, 1862-08-21
:@fntrtttQf,
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC


II ion have bad digestion.
Try one Bottle o. Seiteaeke's SEQ W&ed Tonic.
II you have fallness in stomach atter eating 6.
T3y one Bottle Of 6chencE's Sea FEED Tonic.
II sou feel weak or debritated,
Try one Bottle Of Sehencss Sea Weed Tonic.
Ifyou feel Low spirited.
Try ofts BoAls 'ef. seaenek's Sea FEED Tonic.
=. II you have = bad breath. "
Try. osas :Bottk Of Scha1ek's Sea Heed Tonic
Lvsz. afAss, June 18th, 1857
psaf sirET meant to eau on you when you Was
latin Boston 20 pake an yon fof
ses weed TONIC and Ma4drake Pnis. Ieaird on ySa
ID saf fs
hasf s e ss
e 4 ssSB p ST e SS =
sletp; but could not steep at night think ir had
tls time. Now viz tfy and relate how Wa sl,ea
anS hoy sT now. and 1t can be Of use to yar, yon
ests5s esp,s to TT PAN y
spRstss s FeRs ssaE fsse3S e xsss wv 9.ss%s$ s
sFh FIs 55 SS9
Rssa fsnd "a 5s15i = Sss tsss
asx nSs epfs III 1 H. III It'd 1t It
felt wo:se tiinE sppeared a1iss ID me. md
th:nE; 5trisd snd q one w;a;d eeieye wa: quaas:
fs ef afE bf se o%s aaa Sss e.
the effect Of that sea Weed Tonic; it Is oeh nisi
fne en- ant aa; e, I1 bring up tht appetite anything
eaadS - 6seSs m E' r. knex 6o5 an
| come 70 Button IS I said before, an row a iFeI
, 1862-08-21
FTRnSTEE'S SALE.-Publ;c no

TRnSTEE'S SALE.-PubEc no-
l. ttce Is hereby given that T. L. C. Paine Freer,
Trustee. sc, will IL pursuance with the powers In
2ssd 1f Tn55 i. Saf1d ct Ap,sT 1T 80 exceursa BY
ts nt nntc sutton 1or c:tsh t. the htaest bidder
cage County OF Cook. ard state Of Illinois, Let three
CO. II Eieck fifteen III. in the Canal Trusress Sub
division ct the west half amt the west hAif f the north
east quarter e ssctlon ssscntcsn l7}. in ToS5shi
T6ir Puspa Merdaa. d asid n3rtsf Gtv @ q so Sass q
sad sale 70 he mas On tns ut dag Of August A. u
L.C. PANE FREER. Tzu4!ec- &C.
Chicago, June 18th .1S62. 1rll-sSsttd
, 1862-08-21
&n=Rart1terst)ip8.
.:CD Pa

: 1 E'SS SULUT1UN! VF' .C11 FANEs
H. NEEsEIP-The Co CoPs1tnershfp heretofore ax.
EtnE between John Clark. JGhn H Marsnall nod FAnI
issglved on TIE l7ta .rst. hy the af
;. .:.--:,, -~&..-:PAUL JQNF5- r
Tne Produce CprsraI5sfor HusInf viii Conducted
e. heretofore hy the undersigned under the 1rd
Of John Clark j Co. >, JUN GlAAEA-
;: wv1G-ygI4frr = =: < P@lIt. sfftNfs3-
, 1862-08-21
WHEREAS, by Mortgage dated

J
w April 1st, 1s's and recorded 1t fagae ;so to
993 inclEelFc, III Rock +. OF Mortgages oi Mautrte
County, Illinois, Ebenezer Koyes and ann his wife
cenyeYt nnto the nodesfs red nzuons otner fo.
northeast quarter Of section twenty five (l5) and the
RortaweSt = Of II: southeast q Section 1hsrteen.
both IN Township tTe.ye 2) nocsA; also, tue nc1th
Of Lot one or the southwest quarte, Of Section
thirsy-nr t). ~ Township tntrt. t!3J north, all in
hanEc No. six 20. Of the Third Principal Mer1-
dant Eysn to serc,e oce of same date for the sum
OF tTu ttous Ind dollars. able year after date,
{and all taxes paid h5 ths Undersigned on sid laads
w; to b ads: t. sd nr1ccipAl s1} With interest
at the Iatc II Il per cent per aunaH with poar nj
SALE N cnse IT default 1ne principal sum or Interest,"
an" FlefcaA default having bGs 1aade n the osnrl
hunireq and :teen dollars nciutng thu taxes paid
on satd lanus by the undersigned and also the ba aace
e1 Interest -unt1Hg to the sum of four 'lnndr and
fttyEix to!lara. ALI :,f the Above sums being cow
sat5 @ no1tE.ge On tE1:lay tay y AuSust y =.
Housc In the tttS Of Clncs to the highest bid
Tor cash. to make the money due On sud bn1d With
costs q sne and c,LftE the pftns@S atoy- scZhei
an AZ ths 1Eht at aud hts5, St IN Inv a,d equity
heirs and Assigns in and l., t,,+ s;:ua :.
, 1862-08-21
4 DM1NISTRATRIX NOTICE,

i DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE,
n STARE OF ILLINOIS. COOK COUNTY. So
County Court Of Ctok Cous.tF.
Public netice Is hereby given thAt the anuerss1ed
Admins trnrrtx Of the estate Of Doiver Walker. de-
ceased zl appear before the said Court At tbt s. otcr
bcr Tef1a thereof t, be holden the thir M1n.Y Of
Sep1embtt A. T. 1s. ut the Court iInuse in said Conn
IT, tire purpose of barn. and adjusting all clalss
ant demands against the estate. when aud rhra nll
persons having such c'as a!g re9ueSte; e Present
Admtnstratr:x Estate Do;iveF Walker;
Chicago. July I'D. 1s2. 1s3t;1 to
NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUkTY
1OF COOK. ss.-Saptrier Court Of Chicago, Sep
fenhcE TERM. 1862. Sarah N. DUN rs. David Dunn
In Chencety.
dant above named having been ft:d tn the once OF
1s hereby given to tle said David Dunn tat the
the ChaaCerv side tleret Tie ninth day of august
1874 aud tint trreuro7 issued said
Gonrt against Esd defendant, returuab1e On tile frat
Monday OF 6eptcmhet next. {lS6a), as Il by law re
qu{red-
Now unicss Eon. tile said David Dunn, shall person
ally be aud before said Superior Court uf Cat
cago OF Cook EourtY 1it frs: y Of the tern
thereof to be holden at Chicago, in d County. CT
tic fist Monday cf Sc atemheE, 1861 and plead, an
swcr dtulur to the said claimants bill OF com
plafnt the and the matters and tsgs therein
charged md stated. will be taken conf ssed and
Eatd hill. THOMAS H. EAt2TEg, Cl-rK.
J. WOODBRIDGE SMITH, Comp1'ts' sorr. aullts0o Ii
, 1862-08-21
Hun1hrr,

T UMBER.- would invite the al,
tenton Of dealers and others purchasing lumber
IN Chicago to one Of the largest and est complete a
eortnent Of Lumber In this m2rkpt also Dressed STA
toE, Flooring aad Stuck BoaEdA sash Doors sh1gle1
Lath Long Timber. sosta &C. Prices reasonable e
Orders filed fidelity Csrsiosded
1ny1Id Yard and oface Beach ssreat, between Polk
mY22IEN6m READ A. WuLIA4a-
, 1862-08-21

Il IEGE- - = ---------- - -
Ktv.L C. P1csa1ras A. n. Prestdent.
Lest sustained Coee eth the State-Ffteen TeaeherH
Attendance last year aIs. suryrt brick buildings.
Thorough al extensive course III study
Te,egrEphing and Organ Music Taught.
FORTY 3CLL&lss per ter for bost ding. light e.
Fall conu1enc sept I'd. Send TO Jl- President
a1,1 .ias6elrn NJ SIMPSON President TrrsteeA
, 1862-08-21
Commission #ertba1tts..:
s.. WILLS d BROS.
CoMmrss1oN MERCHANTS.

CHICAGO. ILLEoIs.
0Mce. Room No. Pouie1oy'e Building. South Water
street, near corner Of Clark street,
RFEnKHcEs:-Woodruffd 4 Co.. .Ne* York; Devries
stelhens Co. Raltl1nores Crow, McGreety & Co.,
St. Louis; D. a. January b Co., do; Hon. John g.
Graham. Canton H.: Hon. v. G. Goudy. Chicago, ILL.,:
Wn. Wheeler. do; G. G. Cook Il Co., do.
JoHE 9. WILLS JAMES q. WILLS Y. H. WILLS.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14
ONWARD.

Our watchword now is Onward There is no
time for dallying, or hesitation. The time for
talk is past, the fin, for work is begun. Ac-
ton and not criticism is now demanded. There
is no use in finding fault with the past, but
learning wisdom from errors and mistakes, we
must combine all our energies to crush this
wicked rebellion in the shortest time possible.
The dark cloud which hung over us a few we ks
since is disappearing, and the light shines upon
us. The late call for Draft of 100000 more
troops has cheered all hearts, as it shows that
our Government are beginning TO understand
better the work before them, and are deter
mined TO prosecute the war with new zeal and
increased yfgor. Let us now have men enough
in the field TO sweep like an avalanch over reb-
eldom, and wipe out every vestige of secession
from the land We must now be in earnest.
Rose water and kid gloves must be laid aside.
Every means which God and nature have put
into our hands must be used to crush the rebels.
They are terribly in earnest. We must be no
less so. We have everything dear and valuable
at stake. If our government fails, what are
our lives, our homes, our property, our institu-
tons, oir liberties worthP
Everything else must now give place to the
great work of putting down the rebellion and
restor ng peace. Our young men and our men
of middle age must leave their farms and shops
stores and Offices and homes and rush to the
battle field. The more men we have in the
field the sooner the contest will be ended, and
the less the loss Of life and treasure Let us
make short work Of the war. Let our blows
fall thick and heavy and deadly upon the heads
Of the traitors. Let us cheer one another on
in the. good work, and encourage the President
and those under him 10 labor earnestly. and 10
battle bravely, and soon good news from our
brave men in the field will gladden. our hearts,
and send thrill of joy all over these northern
hills and valleys. Let our watchword then be
''onward, bravely and earnestly to victory and
peace"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

shell enlist with Major William Collins, at
Bennington, or with Major L. B. Sawyer, at
Hydepark, for service in the First Regiment Of
Vermont Cavalry, and also. with sucn men as
shall enlist with Captain Homer II. Stougton,
Royalton, for the second and third companies
men as shall enlist with Lieut.. Martin V. Bron-
son, at Rutland for the first company of Yer
mont Sharrshooters.
The Selectmen Of each town in this State are
hereby appointed Recruiting Officers, for the
purpose of carrying into effect this order in
their respective towns. And it is expected
rhat they will, with the least possible delay, en-
list the requisite number of men TO fill their
quota without draft, in order that the State of
Vermont may have the proud distinction of
furnishing without draft the whole number of
volunteers for three years required in the pres.
ent war for the Union.
The men who shall thus enlist for the pur-
pose of filing the old regiments, will be entitled
to the same State and United States pay and
the same United States bounty, with those
men who have enlisted in the NINTH tenth and
enlisting premium for each man,-while those
who are drafted as militia, under the order of
the President of August 8, 1862, TO supply the
deficiency in .the number of men called for by
United States pay, without bounty.
The President of the United States having
ordered by General Order dated August 5,
1862, that if any State shall not by the eight
zenith day of August 1862, forward its quota,
the deficiency shall be filed by draft, the several
towns in this State are allowed until the eight
eenth day of August 1862, to furnish their
quota BY voluntary cnistments, as above stat
ed. If not filled by that time, the deficiency
will be supplied by draft from the militia of
such towns as are deficient; and the men thus
drafted will not be entitled to State pay, or
bounty.
All necessary blanks and instructions will be
furnished to the Selectmen of the several towns.
A geneaal rendezvous in each Coudty, for the
men enlisted in the several towns in the Coun-
ty, under this order, will be appointed, to which
the Selectmen of such towns will be required
to send the men enlisted by them,-of which
due notice will be given.
By order of His Exccllency,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
Governor and Commander-in- Chief.
PETER I. WASHBURN,
Adjutdnt and Inspector General.