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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
From Kentucky.

Cincinnati, Sept. 2.
Business is entirely suspe nded here. T.
railroad cars have stopped running.
people are quietly but actively org ~, rae
49, ~. tha c;tv :, ,Anizing
Our troops are, r. ~
Cynthiana. Hp' !.
~ ..aphrey Marshall is reported
,y. tne ing on that place from Piketon.
undersigned, by order of Maj. Gen.
.ight, assumes command of Cincinnati,
Ccvington and Newport. 1t is but fair to
= inform our citizens that an active, daring and
powerful enemy threatens them with every
consequence of war, yet the cities must be
a defended, and the inhabitants assist in the
;. preparations.
1st. All business must be suspended at
} nine o'clock to-day. Every business house
: must be closed.
I'd. Under the direction of the Mayor,
the citizens must, within an hour after the
|. suspension of business, assemble in convenient
. public places ready for orders, and as soon
as possible, they will then be assigned to their
:. work. This labor ought to be one Of love,
and the undersigned trusts and believes that
The willing shall be promptly credited, and
the unwilling promptly visited. The princr-
pie adopted is " citizens for the labor, SOL
!, diers for the battle Martial law is hereby
J. proclaimed in these ci les until they can be
! relieved by the military. The injunctions
= of this proclamation will be executed by the
0 police.
: Sd. Ferry-boats will cease plying the
river after four in the morning until further
orders.
LEWIS WALLACE,
Q Maj General Com.
e Paris, Ky., was evacuated last night, eur
!. troops falling back on Cynthiana. J
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

The gunboat Passaic, which is being
built upon the plan of the Monitor, was
successfully launched at Brooklyn on Sat-
urday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

WARNING TO Dr. .AFTED MEN,-Gen-
tral Lew Wallace, in a recent speech at
Evansville, In?4., urged his audience to
solunteer, Coupling a warning to those
swho do net. Such words will come with
'aIl the more power from one who is him
''self among the bravest of those who have
Volunteered for the war:
"You say it is hard to leave your
business, to bid farewell to wife and fam
sily. I know it is, but thousands have
i done it-I did it. found it hard, but |
determined to do it as duty owed to
] my country, But don't you think you
could say goodbye with prouder spirit
! to wife, friends OF sweetheart, as volun-
teer than as a drafted soldier? want to
tell you now, in confidence, that / have
asked to have command of the drafted
I men, and as their term is but for nine
J months, while the volunteers are for three
Z years, if | am placed in command, I'll
i see that the drafted men see as much SER
vice and perform as much duty in nine
{ months, as the volunteers do in their three
years.
Il drilled the volunteers, while in camp
here, from eight to ten hours day, bu
In drill the drafted men from sun to SUM-
Having stood that l will conclude tina
they can march farther in day than vol.
unteers, and that shey can fight better
and I'll see that they do it. How do yol
IKE the picture? Cries of good, good ;,
lou take it so good nsturedly that | thinl
81 you all intend to volunteer"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
SOLDIERS, AID SOCIETY.

The Ladies of TIE Soldiers Aid Society
will meet at the Town Hall, Wednesday af-
ternoon, Sept. Sd, at one o'clock.
A full attendance is particularly solicited.
Mrs. NJ. G. EvERTs, Secretary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

The General Term of the Supreme
Court, fo~ all the Counties, will be held at
slontpeer, on the second Tuesday OF No
sember, 1862 The docket will be arrang' ID
h the order of the regular terms.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

The private secretary of Gen. Pope
denies the story that the rebels captured
his official papers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

Maj Gen. D. NJ. Mitchell is assigned to
be command ofthe department o. the South.
Ie will Immediately repair to Hilton Head,
South Carolina.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

Paris, KY, was evacuated last night, eur
troops falling back on Cynihiana. !.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
THE SITUATION.

General Johnston, we have been informed
will leave this morning for Murfreesboro, to
see how matters are progressing in front. We
rear of no more recent skirrnishing in that vi
c;nitx since the little encounter at Boards
Mills a brief account of which we gave yes
terday. A friend just from Murfreesboro. in
forms us that abopt six thoqsand ofithe enc
my are believed to be at Boards Mills. which
Is situated between Lebanon and AIurfrees-
boro, and about ten miles south
Of the former city. General Roskeau's
division. consisting Of ten thousand men
or more Was still at GalIasin. lie also in
forms us that our forces are Still being rapid
" sent forward TO Murfreesboro', from various
points along the line of the Nashville and
Cha ttanooga Rail road. Kirby Smiths corps
is al Winchester.
Since thc above was pitt in type we learn
from gentleman. JUST through from Murfrees-
boro. that on Thursday whartoH's Brigade en-
rared in a series Of brilliant skirmishes in the
vicinity of NH creek. about eight mica from
Nashville. in which one hundred Of the enemy
were killed. There was extensive diminishing
ON Friday aud Saturday also, by the same
forces. Our troors-sfill occupy Mil Creek.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05

tHA1T|t NI.oT1. Oct t. t~6--
Ills he duty 81 Enrolir-' OF GERS - fstl halls err
every man IL ieir resrcctis- Di-ffiels oi,rEsnz Al
ril>kct is- teret-ierc Critri- lf rt<i1t-ts n lie
Di-iries az. ai,n c.zn h e f71H d- if1 Insi Y
enrfl,cd. The Inscription MI given III n us1r,
~. or IL rnliion. and 81 bc % stated utcer 14f
head 81 i,e-nal - tfi
Gus t- i rc11ail ntiler ie-rrctite coiif.it-
n1fii raiic1 tlr Is me- W
Nlien the "a i = made ~ Chairman uiE snprri1-
tend the frf1rinc CfrclS anl thrt 80 tft fhal IL
~ rers erib lreI the c4il cirF b. itsrrriiafry
aiisr the da5 srpuinif or asteaiiig The rln-ris
t1e kfDil. fthcrs rrinfIed - arrest each rlar
~ cor~rriit. 1e 10 ma T. frt IN ~ ir tttri D
without ccffi1cafc 81 exrIaIfi.ii- IhdF nav Il
upon the Skrl1 ard Cor<talies 10 aid tlIcl1. a1t 8
q her 4s>i~fancc bc necessary. they aiil r4pi- -
fact 10 me. AID fros',f- Eill " PUNISHED
Enrri.inE ticer- fCir AID i1 f.ir Iis,rct a-3 -
dutifS Do rrd Iii The fr-- rnlr-rt 1her aIt
required % watch tie litfrict aud t. he rtrkis
REPORTS They uiil Be bed ~ str aCtoiria blils
,nr the truth - their rep1F--- and rtotsr = thsm
siifuiy fsi> promptly - arrest - report rtre1s ci
eenscrilt ase z. directed a.oye ill hnfeii p es
viii TIE Confederate tsFerur1crt rit = tfrr alta
PIE compen-afiun. IA t1t Hork ulssf - 1-ne ftfs
tnEhiy- Chaitmer Of the onlLty Cb.Iis lrs rtar,ci
with The genial 81 te 1T
iktir coanties- mo. T. HOPKINS. At ~ C-.l
pc-- H. iScl- Ind -irfIt- e E'aralii < i-licers
- East Ienncssee rafets cufy- fII M
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05

We devote the greater portion of our
space this morning to the letter of Exlsep-
ator Bislcr, of Pennsylvania, taken from
the Nashville Dispatch, of, the Goth, c5ry
of which has just been furnished US b. a
friend from MuFfreesboro' L is, unarler
tionabIy a .spcace letter, and affords tho
best evidence " have get. seen from that
quarter. Of the great reaction, already Legun
IN the North, and Of th ugpopularity ef
the war Of subjusltion whiehHis at lsngtlt
beginning to ex press Itself throughout the
F.deral domain in bold, ontsp2ken and unE
measured term senator Biglcr regards
the possiHisst5 ls.ssr.3 oastruetioa, BY force
OF arms, asiitt .rfsani practicable, AMI l94s
not hesitate to cx press the conviction th4t
a restoratio;l Of the Union can never be
brought about. uilcs, soms other Emols of
recon .tructiaa tina by force Of arm IS
adopted. :. We cannot mlke Union. 4 he
very sensibiy conclude by force alone,
though We triuispll over the South in the
fell. qn.i .re u, ~ rs ss4,o1 ~ compile ii5a
square IL tie ftce rs aot
He thinks the President of the United
States should propose an armistice, IL con.
sidcr programme of settlement, and cx-
presses an earnest hope that the Southern
States could bcSinduced to come back into
the Union. z There is no guarantee, hd
writes, q that 1 would not be willing to grant
them"
Altogether, this letter Of Senator Biglet
is worthy careful and attentive peru
sal, as foresh1aowing coming events Of no
common interestsin the progress of the war,
and, emanating as it does from such !
source, evidences the fact that the tide Of
reaction which is gradually but surely
sweeping ava y the foetholds of the fanatE-
cal leaders of the North, grows 6ereer and
fercer every day. We reitcrate our opinion
expressed in a former article, that if III,
present conflict be stopped and the com
hatants withdrawn, and new regime 6f
another stripe be raised in the North, it IS
By no means impossible that brief s,.son
would restore comparatively good feeling
though it co uld never bring back union 81
the old parties. That Is !. fatteriRe
uncti.n = Senator Bigler may lay 10 his own
soul, but the determination of the Soatf
never again to become a part Of such
Union, is unalterably fixed, and the iae
that the Southern people will listen e q
proposition Of demonstrations vain Ah
Z
z delusive one. llf
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05

PRov1DE VITAL EscApE-A few days
ago, the ira in which brought the .niemB trs
of Gen. Jo- Johnston staff from Virginia
to Knoxville, ran off the track, abogtstea
miles the o Their side of that city, and com
pleteIy demolished one car, and damaged a
few others slightly. Fortunately, none i6f
thcparty were hurt. Several fne horses,
belonging to officers of the staff, wersf 50
severely injured that they had to be lcftbe-
hind. A box car ran of while the train
was crossing Tennessee Bridge. but the
wheels ran along the sleepers, and forth
nately did not get of the bridge, though
running all the time unpleasantly elose to
the edge Had the single car topplsd evdr,
the whole train might have been Preei8i=
tated into the stream The train had barely
crossed the bridge before the BOX Was
ierked completely off the track, and vas
broken 10 pieces
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05

Will. arr I'll tle ia I.i,-a AL 4, trsl R.-. "a
l--f- - lo -t1.r y, H. lil ~ = nf. ar,d a n
re 90 t-.| liritc r-e La fhe AKA Ilrrs
.lll h.. - Ehi-.I 1lIl tlrG e. ash
nn-l. fh1 al -i.f aR1 tl-a- i'i.tn q --l- - a.
tlt -Craf. 41l ne 415 e Far ~ iser So raa. 30
tslr~ tlI1Eu aE-f
1llf t.trl al lEfrri a r1r "a -f1rf ~
-.r i-.- ,i "a l.- Hsti- = - tl.- .s..r =
hl,irnlsl 4 lislsrr, % HARNESS T-tIs-
y lIr-lrr- JAS - El4-l sI.l,-,
1.r-.t.I.--. ft.s IS asa
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05

|III1FITII- IIFII-- IN I-T|I
ID order - lrfCf-f1t.tr 81 rlra. ar - n
ID trusted -ru eilife rtrI a. tfrs 4 & f'lt LIde.
q ihs beeves kii.-- ter he l-r1y tzrl -1s
uirrhar- r I.estffr f.r ri ~ L. az ter. tar
ne lr-fler iard ard srstirr les ~. e. uelT 10
Llfexs ulth r.rpflrr tefrsrrtt-- IN st-r'r 4
he zhod aud II ~ rLfy 81 aI .rllt fa-l s :,
assist IN - dserg- A le-t,rr lti - rfatctAhI.
pfices ~iii oe ina rcs>el. = " r-ft AIfs-
sep1tf 1tr A. On
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
cnNFRnRRATE Money

IlMlIA seH my tiaHt Of land lying OF COX creek
near SieTchspn All ehntaining
twenty-five or Three Hundred Acres,
coo cie1rea w-llwatsred. god improvements. ar
~ nEed Tor Stocs Fartn- land rich. cheap. For
.real r and description addFrss Al Stevenson
ha viii sell my crhp OF Cara. uaT. yosa- Males
Hogs. Shrep and Caftle- Pos .>-isa given i-nne.
3sstelys esnederate t iaey t1k-s FOR everything.
dec5-lw- IORENz1 RI SSELL
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Wish g. ~eii ms tract a. is-d ,ihr mar thc turn
~ >tekcl1sau IL lack-1. i'l1-tr Alaharaa- sid
ftt cl-f4r- 1balr go -rfrs 80 4 nfi re clear
- and - iraf i iar. al. D. l,irr suten tr,u
.r1 Dtnrc-- Cr--k. sli.l l.ri.k 1salli,- hou-e
-ri 81 nfrc~-art| or ht.i-f- Fr- kfche,s. n-rru
htu-e-. ms. -fa1 81. nru talt nerroe~ ~
Cofit1fr-fc rloar a. t.arnf-f Scr i1lkft rarricr-
iils s1.ssir - ug- tr<f Ia lt-i@l f,.r- 1rng
near Tie sri n--c- "a lflI1t l.llS<ER
r-.r-I-I--.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05

EdURREns AIosEr sIIrE I.ooxtka Ufs-4JVe
hays inst come into possession of copy Of
the Nashville DtspateI,.l from which we ex-
tract some Interesting ikems relating to The
adYAnee Of Southern money, in the North. Ip
Nashville. last Friday, there was pretty
heavy demand for Southern funds, and II oTen-
edlat Is petleent and sale OF s.. 600 ocdur-
ed during TIN day Ik inproved towards The
afternoon, wAenIa sSle was made at Iper
cent. discount. The dispatch says This isItle
best sale OF Sousherli nldney we have heard Of
sirlde the occupation Or Nashville by the Fed
er4l army. Weltlo not know that the demand
viii contipns ndFi do We know at what figure
thta currency will hereafter rule
gThe issueR Of the Bank Of Tennessee and
Planters a1i Iuhion Hunks pnsa 1t par all
tr4hsactions The louisville Journal sthtes
that the BreleHs imltbatlcity we're buying HE
ndies Of ihEse hanks at par. They wouA ef
cdHr.e. ask twd or three per cent. prqniHHn
WIZ are iniofAsd that at the latest adEices
tennessee nspHey WIS commanding ten per
eeept preulisilr dt MeHpbis and. 4(75 pei teilt
lTesnessde bonds SOLD inl New York ~ the
22h at 81. Hxhicil is Ia decline OF l periEeat
siiect 2Hsi HI o.ibbdr. Holders, howkver
sire SfsfnaEIHIbg So
'Tl1e Ne F|YP rk cotton market Was exIHemei
lyldAlI % iIlf e2d. aha AIidaline- were siFoted
atI6gla d6iE H, with Hut few Transactions
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
POcKET.RooK FauNnI

CONETHiNG avef week ago fnn3d a Iiocket
- book corfaninr about thirty doiiari IL rnorer.
I'd rstr ~ hand given ly,azlcs snksfon - The
COCHRAN for eight collars k1d fity cerfs dafsd Al
gust 3rt lshs- iht pockSt brk also contain. 3ss-
roIts Eveh % r Hancock q = Knoxville ard r.
furr- 7hf over can procnre the porket-hick b
eating the Satsfrsber ~ lona1n ard II, iae ex
per-ts- lilii d. A. WEfI.B0lsN.
liHii Ccn1 Nard Ma e.
-Irfl-lW - LII - II I'm In Ie- n
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
RUNAWAY---s5O REWARD!

MY boy DAVE IA blekSniifh ~ fraslel len ms
~ lsnse tie city ~ Atlanta SATURDAY. n5khi
2aih November. ard j. doubt trying - - back -
Middle Tennessee. at lie vas recently brought 81 "
Il Rn' insnu fiem near Nuffrrrsboro- Tent Tlefoy
bad frequently expressed "a a. he " n his vie
who was left in Teu- viii pay $50 Tor hi ieiery
10 IN tbs cityi canCht beyond The limits n this
r-ity. SIS \ lcdgrd in jail 50 that gef him. Tive
Is about . years old weighs abt - lbs- aiotif 3
IT, 10 inches high. Isl iehtv ~ talking and had
On ufen lie lett rather inferior tioilsng.
address, Ia. X SEAcO
d-c4-tm AtIsrfa Ia
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
s Chance for Spectators
4opooi ACHES. LAND FOR SALE
FOR CONFEDERATE MONEY

reh7 estate fgent at lcnrhis beiofe tie wa
a BAD ifr sase from Que = two hundred iholAsnd
acres land prncipayin Arkansas which tyete being
ssld at fhat time from Five TO Fifteen Doliais per
acreI eqli - goif- an now anthoriztf - III Tor
Confederate norey no eco atres Tor Ten loaif rer
actcor any les rnoint prices varying acrkfiiar-
10 No 81 a ies. ioc.ttion- SC. Comment - to tie
saThctrr II The lands and ultimate value Of tie if
vest 1ett :, rnncrtSsA4y Astlresk me ~ cbsfttnoos
"a. dare 1f -. Gen. r. p ok. THOSl PETHrSk
nosiS-lsn. I'll
~ Atlanta Infelii zenccr. Coinml5,fs rttirer
iat esiti toarikT. Grenada APPEAL. Np.ile Kegs
ter. fr3 MONTGOMERY Advertiser dopT ole untS ana
send bin 70 Rebel ofliF-.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
MILITARY ApyERTIsEMENfsl
GenE a. 9sE o.

Oenfrpl orders
Mn lf9.
1fe General Coo. rnaudin nnrtrnces Nth nah he
sna fneei iact tint nrerss cactrs and -alitts i.
aosfnt irnp .hts army wilht u leave " safttisn.
tbis evil - iniuri "a a The @rvr and dscstiIf ib
70 tho=e Tis wearing the aaiIurn f he onfetefit-
Staies ar now lis n- ia ard filruelS INSTEAD ~
shafz The common feii.s and d=tic- 81 their cSn-
pa1irfls ~ arms ul-t he arrested Sn4i roSl 1rrc
icipr 81 d-fy whilst In the rr>fce tf 81 afi{e nrc
pow eIfnl enemy calls n1t sniy ior relase f.oh fir-
Co41naniinE General. balt Also ~ eirrif fs- <fs
on khe part 81 the citizens fhe eorl 10 tie
return q such dclInquenfs - heir rom lnsS i
The Commanding General orter- that al 1iters
Ghp cont nue. q be absent will 10 ie54e slklil tc
br'legft beiofe tht-@f-x1rl>ISa BoaKpi anihlfiked
by fSft 81 Congress entitled a n % rrliee tir
army ~ sli--jsalhei dsailrd anf ire.inpcfetf tfE
rets ID atr that trir aarns- may ~ lffp,e fri,n
The roi> Of tie Army rhosc gory The, IS i>li y s-i
bat wlose dangers ard tolls tlrrs Are my iiis a en-
II.1iI.el4ier. Who eps,irre fs--s.s y i Be 5rzisa
= leSerfers aud uuuif.,ri S-i a.
BY romfhard 81 Gen Hri r..
George WI EgEor
Chez u STAT and A. 4 -
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Tn THE LApIEsl

OUR Hospitals ale much in med 81 comfort.
~ shirts. &c haze the m.ierx 20 make lh-a
and y 81 sy rcaspnhbie price Tor ae work. pro
pssr g. deliver the material - rcsno7sibie indies
will lie Kind enougiio superintc.sd the work IN ihs
liatds 81 he ppor ip their respective neghbghOods
and thrs Il the Safae tins Iced tic hungry and
ciqfhe the naked X. D. GKIBBl.E
Cart 4 A. .. ~
rer3-7t Market 81 near tie PtSt Ole
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
3nn HANns WAuTFn

w. 80 = as ,s s s,E a.s :, "a 49, 49,
Crrtlcaiss - rxal fioa rirrn g. 81 . ~ - ~.rk
faifI frig Ar,lrt~ lie -.-,ri-tei,iaaf ~ nr eve
urrsci a iic issFr1rrci.i ~ u tht N,te ,faor Al
CtIaffan-s-a- n. a. <uiIfl- a-a'-f r..
nurzs-lw A Sa-.-. eirre X Es,I.i- |lli.t- NoF
- fltasfl-.d i,aa-fr caTs ias IS "a s1l sad
lsII G. rhI~ d.ti.,r
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SUBSTITUTED YhHTF1 !

A sCBSTI1r IE rre1 t-ft,s-e rear Il 49, I. -.
n I'd icr trrce grars faf.nr' ft- rrf. a iir-al
urice riI b paid Fer frsier .sforrn ,r afrtr -
this ofice-
S.sv. l7-ln--
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
NEGROES WANTED.

WE wish to hire Is Or 20 E.i m IA n CT bs
w in Dade comfy. Geo We viii ply g,zti -
SEA- Persons having negroes 70 hire viii addres< ~
Il Trenton Geo Permanent e-rriust7rrt-
ocf2S-fui- Il B. NcNAHaS x Co.
s7- KnoxviIs Register and Atlanta Confeder1cy
scpy and ssnd bill 70 Ksoxyiiis-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NnIrl.R

Will. rttead ~ u u 7flf si-,Sr a. Cl,rff-ncrza
tie 1Slh a. { AZ day. ~ fhis rnlr1fh fur tie
prrpose q ciiect x tr l7r .l { ,nrfs tx f1r he
Isl Tsfs = hi, A. ii ,st,frf-r-nr siil th.--e
Ir1o nreitct o. ~ AZ exi-tdf irrx- Nil - -
zach c,lnfy Cnurt e reei. -e tse> - III z,, lare
hof pret inn>iy D. q T. t.aEnT-S LtftgE-
n0Fis-u <x T71.Iitrtst r.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05
VOLUNTEERS.

ID ENG flIiy sultrzs e 70 rlc and tirr iat. tie
ID service 81 he C.rtrii rate <.reT ItE llt1- VI
Infantry for tie al Ffpf1 M Er L l,lr-, a.
or.-aniz-d have shea fni>fffti 1- j -frfs IS
xrifinz q inf lls-rf ~ Tee arhii i- 81 is-
rlerd. Te1n- 80 Ie-.e-It g. Irft3 ttrl f-ti 'r
oct9 IAz ~ SEnNs =
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COtdMIrTED

ITO jail. IN Rngg7h. Ca. the 18th November
three negro men one nan,d g ny NJ ~aTs he
belongs 20 Or. Glrdod. an Jark ash jim. Who iSar
Elisy brnlig 70 rhosnak Sc 81 Sui' r-sinty. Tena
The Owners afe eqhe>tcd 70 G. 81, ward prose
property. pay ciiargesland take til -sr
der3-lw = :. 81 ss.SON
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-05

General 0rdeF !
No 4. (

General Order
No. 4. S
Srarhed beyond expression a. the confident tone
apd hne discipline whic persales his troops and full
q afmiration 1t their otitaae aud paiien. spbnis-
sionto Priyatipns united win their galaatry aud he
rfisn in the recent ardaoas and brilliant campaign.
~ which much valuable territory bas boen redeem
Ell aad many true and loyal peopls liberated. the
ienera Commanding Is indice 10 publs'sa fun par
dPn TO all soldiers absent without authority who shall
Titfin reasonable time return 10 their eomnand D.
APd report fof duty.
They urged at once TO avail themselves Of this
privilege before the inia EurAti OF the new system or
Military Courts established by law virorou. and
nrofapt administration Or justice v in be nct out to
an aelinqneats There .ar M exsu.e vii b. ALLOW
50 those who abandon Eheir cpiors and leave their
comrades pertlrn their daiies and dssena their
homes.
damnissio3ed officers guilty Of such offences arc *
dnled from the beaet. os this mast AMI viii nor
se excused. They are held to be unworthy 70 cssa-
hand gallant men. and to m.rit ex.n,,lary puni,h-
feat. vig9rous measures have been adopted % ar
ie all who fail u re-,ld 70 this last aud reaera-
appeal and they must expect full jastcs tempered on
y with the mercy they have failed 10 show either to
their comrades or their cause.
Py command OF Gen. Bragg.
Hee5 -s,Asew GEO. W BRETT.
4.
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Mn asfll IN PIE Fsrl f vi :

TIIF EiSBsiF rxIEasr TrSdrssrs.+Thc cllat
bite Mild Bulletin says 4 eoul ier arrived la
that HI Aee Tie Other day ii sucst Of powder.
who stElte4 thatla ruHonIarhy or iset frali IiRh-
,lred Ia Il from East Tcfhddsee MAS llegrlJrIy
fortiiis III the lille IbAtSeeil Hayevao. comfy
NORTH blina. IBID tilis Stlie Tie Alilitik bl
Hayv9pals0 tbI bum per- q $50 with GO cher
ol1ee IallIAnI We're 4oli;nE them III eileel3! f.
Kennels lEafllcsn 50 ut 10 Gen. KirlIy spiish.
infuriHin5 him Of the eond tionIof affairs. hnd
asking fbF assistAnccl ThE Bulletin says the
l6ealtiF # Ills force is abs INT IS miles west Of
ClaTl iltiHl and bbrdeEins Upon the most dis
loyal BoIiol 81 East Tenn .ssee. anil that 5tlis
protiably composed lief Unaffected men " 10
have He'll from their homes TO avoid the Con-
scrip IiaAk. About Is Of i ,e,n went the otller
day j YEaYnessiIIeI in Haywood 4oHlliy n.
c. . alta EieInaIded ihc release OF a lnnrdeier
naInfA liEasiist cor3riE tsh at the last Term OF
tie ShIaior da,srt * that district Tic jhilor
ilaEi4E5 ile fortc to refis this deriand. Was
seizeEEsiel held. While the prisoner was re-
fe4sesf and carried pr in Eriushpll. The party
reprtEseIiiea t4einkelse4 as from East Tel.rIes
see, IInf sand they lE4d : esefYe Of ihrec hun
dred ARMED hleu to back Ilp their demand. and
lthreAteilad. iflrcsist9d, TO burn WaYnesvlIs to
Hill
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TWENTY-FIVE DoLLARs REWAR.n

CyIGf.F-S FIRM the - s-rfit 3 ~ frIt4 1-il
> srrrfi HORSE. Is ban age t.-f a, rr4
rfe. oar-f.ale1 t1c -a- fl-- Tllf b :.
81 the hil1 leg. ca--fi - ir|nr.r- Z. i-I. 49,.
kbove reward viii be paid ~ tti r.-f ttl bars.
literal rtwar5 Ein he aid sor he horle
tec--lHs DR. A. WADfSTNa1
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Clnfnan1~ 81 an Cavalry Rat-aIinas 81 crrtrhtie.
Tot az tc'el q tri-1de- n tlf, e4rinert u 20
Ieinef-e-. VII report INN 4f.f k1axrlI g. Al
glFair5 oigAnlzlfion IN this Dirarfrnf1t fai-- -
f71if with tie above ori-i. within ten dlfs don
fni' dite. WI be brought IA ~ IN fE l.Hfsrt the
f0srrift stt IN tie dI1crcnf 4isricts II this lar-
f1cnf-
ny ori'r u Il Gen T. K4br suiils
] u>V-5-2w J. l. MORGAN
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