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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07

CHATrA>ooGA Oct lsf. 1861
chairmen Of the unity Courfs 81 the Counties sssuth
~ Knoxville can procure blanks By makins REG li~i
tbns On me AZ this pia,,e- Thfsse nor NJ Knoxville
VIII get them 81 OIL l. ID Biakr a. knoxville
Four blak- are rtq ired Tor each iFii lnstriet--
CD tree OF Them are +nipled Defznns between The
str of eighteen aid thirty five. the Others tho
between thirty hive ad n fy-lise. Tey all give
on the ensf Hing III IN lai III his
oiirf wi,, -el.ss &C The FRS eizS- "a Col y
Blike knoxville aud the other twe u tie Adjutaa
iocf7-4t JNo. l.. HOPKINS.
tll a A. c
~ East Tennessee papers viii copy.
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TAKEN UP

4 Nd put in Jail in chattanoaga Hamilton county.
"A EaSt renfe<ser. on the Sd day 81 october. ls62
a \ tGR3 NAY BY the name Of JOHN. who ssY- {
belongs 10 Vim. Jones. a. Memphis. rrnn- Said boz
IL b ark feet "a inches hign. 20 year. old
ict5 J. a. SWAIN. Jaiior-
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Blast Furnaceman Wanted,

VIVID can use c.ske in making Pig Metal on Iarr,
wv scale Hhges-two hundred and ffT dsllsn
per mouth. Address Immediately
p A wOOlsOE, Selma. Ala.
or Capt. Wells, Chattanooga oct3 -lOd-
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RrxoRt-we had > rumer yests rd4y that
The Fedef falls at Nashv lie Intended to attack
our troops at Lavergne. seventeen ini Is from
Nashville. Any one at all familiar Will their
position in Nashville. and our position at the
place narped. will give no credit % the rumor
They study their own welfare too much to at
tempt any snch an expedition as this
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GENERAL ORDERS no. 9.

txkcr1ITE tEsncrAErrEr.
Chsttlnorga. Tcnn-. SIT 9. 1881
J. Hajur John l. a .pk rs = .ppoinisd special A.
- the tsFefnor I'D }. int Noted - tat TIE
.oIIinz ucer~ Of ihe Received NilitsrE Cops ms
EA~tern DiFisiuh uf tbe is;e proceed ra1on Al
tase subject q fbe foFi<io1- q II Courrrss
approved aurii Is entitled Al IN further
prsTide Tar TIE pa rc De eace - TIE cnroiIuenf q
consrpt- undrr saia act q (ougrr>s J. % made u
'nnsrmity In the General 0rdrrs of the wn DrTarf
rn-ut under TIRE sup~riniend--nce q l'u- I'D Bals
T. - A.. Tho has been d-taiied for that u
T-nngssee-
II. The Judges a chsirsea 81 he coaniycourts IA
tie Eastern I'Tiin a ihr tste Nii ilnncdiliey ap
point Competent peras N esrh civil Dsirirt- u4rd
town thei Respective countir~ take ard ulls
errolrnent n al rhe snhjrrt n ne puEionI
. xlid sct q ConEre-s. the PET uhnn u1ll b
uedisiely made pan ccuplstiun 20 Col Z D. sake.
a. Knnxri1e Trn1~z-ee-
III lid rurllinE thcerH vii alsn card Al Pc,
SINS Eho are ever fhirty-hFe and urdtr fnity1e%s
years oi are ana al the rho are ever iurfy I've and
unetr any I've ysarSaf sEe. and forward r-p.rr g
rhes TIA d.PicAr- La q he eonscrirb. 70 IL
A d siant General q The STATE
81 Vu1nsn1 . lsHAH q. HsRRIS.
Gsv'r 1eL
". C. E1rrEssESI
AIT ts,u1-
Cle1vriand bennrr AIkels Post. kDl II 10 EsEs
ter and tsreenrille Btnner- c..pT- n-pR
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4 coMBINATIOS CAMP cor Cot and Ma,
n tra-s in one Price ST. Apply A. this oasce.
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O.dsn | oamaaarr u me PD.I.


I parnled rrisnners OF var. nni exrhanred arri-
rivlug ~ thi- re uill reInrt o. Major - Paul en-
maj 1i1g the amp = fTetfion-
By r,nrsnd u G I AK u Kin-frr-
JOHN l. CBASDLER
octs-H A. IA GeuI
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SrTEADY employment sDd god wages rill be gwen
- toa uunbrf 81 .ufilsym~n T. rork On aitIisrr
N gESSUP Hatch.
h~rs-1m AuEn-ta Ga-
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Tk1tn.esI
-. ], cs.ss.Sosss. Tsaa- 50, :. lisa }
80 rs 5.
VI Al uacsr- At TAI. Pest. and Al ~. -.g
comu,-1d. NJ ~ Poi a chsttsncaEa.
y .'''' . ''' ' sii.Es 5 B tSekz,
sePis A al ssE-
''''-' l...ss..-... c....... .. !. .r.
SPECIAL ORDER. =
II AHs-.s'sr. si.sh.rE-s lrsa hs-ps,.l.. ..s.-.-
lrririnE a shs piso-s Es..sdslnriy rrPrs . ~ '
v D.v.. so'n.aad'ns s''1P :. I'''es',.s-
By so-a.ss n Nj Ca 5. se.s..
CE4s- 4 ETRISGFELlOT-
.ar~-r A Go
mo ~ lr-l>- 81 ~ 49, lala 49, I &
C.,l1rnh1s- tien- SrfI- -. lss-- !
ts.,ss ~ -s'r. - = r ~. 80.
81 the b-ere- k~d fsr rhe Erny far ts-niaE and
prs ha-s a Lksfh~r ir rs-,fsct1rtn<- TanasrI hsv
-ddles. ne -ith prsp-r r-f-resoes- The army z=s
b. bod and = i lss duty 81 az Pt.1tic tannen
or s.ss vii ). s.sprs.s-s =. ". DiIf.zRn.
N'1tner7 to11eosr1<y s-Fy Aaa $40 a. . ~ -
p s Sad ssyy psys- ru-..iuinr ~ ss-srsL--
s.'sss = = : a. 20
OFFiCE. kECkCITlSe DEPARTNFS1.
ORDER
AL r-r-1-- H.sas . e.nsesiptiea rnasr - - =
cnnEr-s- arsrruvrd April lsia- lse1 Ei - niie~rt
m 5fn ~ % - - Ea1rtcrr IN any rnrlir1
rnu1uarT a-rra~r q she Cr1leirrur1 -
"a \ , r-ra - r-r~ent tAcmsises o. To r1rEs-
fnz .frrr ~iIhn rbe ~ rrirf cui-fg = vhich f1T
belulg 4 rnrallrd ra.r-r ~ rrrrrrrirr
the-rfre~ fkl. srrs Ih-y as - eurtlied lrrs-
The enreIi1r oecrrs Hlil rnzks AZ TIE rnrrllusu1
o. E.la1teer- cupica-e and fcrn thiE g -
usfh ths rslla they - C. rf,,11rt- ~
81 also furni.h the v-innfeerI r-h f-,nsr-tSt
fr me MI EiEinE his d-srriptian ard r--sirneat
6ay Er.st and csrr,hsd. and dir-st rtinni-<r
rplrr uifn the asne n tni1 of1ce- rnder 10 Co.
urnn r --re1lrks ilr eur.ilnrut. t.r r.Csr ~
tne rn1pa-T AID reriz1saf - w1ic. t1e rolra-
ter te~irn4 - attn-h-c
On rtr-rufin< TIE 6e~rriprire llst % any cua-tsr
ulst-r The ralnieer III - fnraEhsc VIA tnnIpor-
tnfi..n Knorr-ir-
! Tbs uarrecfnss q ar s1roiinsz.s NJ b osrsGsl
- ~ The enrolling u1crr.
i L D. BLAKK. Less Col C-GA
/ nsr1,-tE Bupt EnrclIinr p.pL
! - rhzErnnnor. Rebel. 0re-1rille Bannsr Alhe.E
Ps-f CIe1vrllnd B-nnsr and Bririoi Adrncnis eury-
I'D ed b1 70 s1Pe-sis1trrt q Enrtil.-E DsrH-,-
DE1t.
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f-LTlITIlH HLaD q Z !.
Chattanooga. 4aE- IL. iss3-
GENERAL ORDER. /
No =
TIE retrssiiy q srrfnr p1r raia rrDups he
rtr.rninK r. y SrfrAcrn f-isons ntli ne
rrui-s wki~h are b-irg blpnr The ctd -8nfsrs
imp. he % l.r.arure aflnt Ser STATE o.
The t,urs-d-r-fs rr-ly brizE u prr zidEt. -
alxiusy desire a. he thinurd rnrkE -
Trrn-s-ee reEfs the niszi-rrrs. nd 10 br.brs1
fhas The rrraf boz, slr p~rrsr No are wiliinr
rounfrer iii enrri rhe elves VII ther tranla sd
kindfed already H. --Is r.
Tha ffnTernr te-rtfrrr rtu leiis5 O. F-Hpsnt al
ernrt o. -4n1ze q sac cr1s--
tseneral rr3e-< Ne. and sf-r.aruanted -
Tr rizl1iansiinE IN - u cops sresdy rsEnnisec
vii thtH 1z--f solil - The AEi1tsnt Gscsr.
= the state md rrf.s-t r. slseciai srorrr-
BT cor1lE1E ~ LsoFrr-1or
lsHAM 9. HARRI6
" c. Enr--aorsr. Aa5s GsaI-
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H " HEREAs, Many saInllIes oil kiopn ReOe
and Confederates Ia arms against ns have been
perlnittell 10 reside nj peace and cotnio,t n,
Memphis; aud whereas the Cnfeietate au.
lhdrlles eiIher sanctiun or permit Tie hring
pr uparlled boats carrying passengers and
goods sot the use and benefit OF the iHlablI
1anfs OF Memphis II Is ordered, hatfbr ever \
poat 80 tired on ten families must be expelled
from Memphis
Il The provost marshal will extend the list all
ready prep red. 40 as 10 have on il al least
iiiirty names; and on every OCCASION when ]
boat - flied on, will draw by lot ten names
vino will be forthwith notified. and allowed
three days TO remove 70 distance of twenty
live miles from Memphis.
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H The Federal Commander at Memphis. as vii
pc seen BY the folio ing. is Determined to pun
ish the women and children Of tn At city fol
the acts pr our forces on the river II
Special Order No 254
HEADoul RTEKs Urn DIvfsIox, 4
/ AKNf uF 1ESSRssEE
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Il NhsHyILtE AND CHATrAsoocA RAns RoAD.-
This road is now m INNING order itb entire
length blanks 10 the hercuIean efforts Of Col
y. " Cole its able and accomplished Super
intehdent Had orr military kept pace with
Col Cole we would now be in daily inter
curse with orr capital. and it's down-irodder
inhabitailts would be tree once more. hs it is
we are only able to 90 within seventeen miles
Of Nashville Q.avergre). F.om preparatiorls
that we near OF. we hope soon to ehtonEcIs the
tact that Nashville is in our possession again
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II All sridisrs dircharE~d froz hoErltsia rx.zr.-.
inr frur sirk tniionEhs or ~ nay ~ any ms.na
hars e-cor1e eeper1trl ron Ehrr rrErne1f< I'll. %
arrir a. this Piace, sEred ;E1riy rrpirt - ~
y " DAVIS cu1nuandtnE camp = n.recfinn-
- g..
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- rhz.,nnnor. Rebel. 0re-1riile Bannsr Afbe.s
P,sf Clc1Trllnf Bsnner. and Briniol Afrucnla coy
80 -e.d bal 70 superintendent q Enrtli-r DspE-
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'T IT = MaJoTrGencraI W T. SHEkNAN.
u u. pAfros, Act'g A. A. GenH.
OF course this order viii not ID the least in
ierfere To- prevent active operstiohs on the
river. as heretofore. Nothing unjus tifH able by
The rules of war has yet rranspired. and the
order. il carried out as threatened viii onl,
entitle Sherman 10 contempt. and make HIN
personally an objees Of particular rev enge.-
Should any defehccless woman be sent out
let our IF lends see that they are provided tor
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- East Ttunes,~e paper. Vim COPY.
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IN ACi 'e.I"''S 70 me ''''''P'''" -
,ahd5 "h'Ih "s'e S".l ,a, i'f ""i'''1 ''A''
IeIisd N ."e ear r ie'o' NJ. =.
1"c pe2Dh y he 9,"f. Of !, '"'I"''"'
|fl''es@@',I =, IN '''"o'e'"" -'s' .h'''y ~ ~
'ct "3 i''S1"+ =, =. ::
Section J. iI's me '"I '"' -. On, ",'
'i i"hGs S9la 4. any 'ii: ID me ,e'' lSo''
" lhe uhI"'i taxes rev !" 70 y"
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Written for the Pilot.
THE REBEL CAPTAIN.
BY JOHN CAREY.

Our story opens IN the autumn 1853,
on the banks Of the delightful and pictu-
rescue Hudson. Seated on lovely, ro
mantle crag which oyerlancs the beautiful
river, and which commanded q faint view
Of portion Of New York city, are a Iady
and gentleman. whom, without further
parIev, we shall introduce as lovers.
The gaDhcnaa-James Redding by
uame-is a youth Of apparently one or
two aod twenty summers, Of middle stat
ulc, gen.ee' in manners, and prepoasessing
IN appearance. lie was left an orphan at
the age # sixteen, with scarcely as much
income as would pay for years tuition
At school, but Ly tie Kind aid Of devoted
uncle, was enabled to enter & le'gLboring
University, from which he expected to
graduate in few months, lhenceforward
to rely upon his own resources for live
lihood. His compauion-TIora Bailey
IS tie daughter Of q retired New York
merchant, and, being an only child, is heir
ess 10 lis immense wealth. She IS young,
about seventeen summers, and hey spark
ling blue eyes, black, curling hair, and
Brilliant complexion, added 70 a form which
would meet painters idea Of perfection,
make her beng u surprising Ioyeliness.
. - L. 81. -
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brother, and said to him, Continue firm
in the faith, love one another, and be-
neither frightened nor offended at our suf-
serlBcs."
rs The hour was late the spectators
grew impatient, so they were let forward
20 the middle cf the arena to be killed by
the sword. Giving each other kiss ct
peace, they presented themselves to the
arm Of the execu!ioner. Felici'as was
killed at single blow; but PerPetua, fall
| ing into the hands ola trembling gladiator,
was of.en struck and wounded in vain.
Preserving her fortitude to the las! mo-
ment, she was observed calmly directing
The soldier to he most expeditions way of
performing lis Office; and then, Withouta
groan, on the sands Of the Amphilheater
she fell asleep in Jesus.
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IPrtttea for the Pilot.
TO THE RESCUE!
By GARRYoWEN BOY.

You freemeu Of America,
Who love your country's name,
who prize your rights and liberties,
Who prize your country's fame;
Who'd wish to see her triumph
Ger polluted rebel horde,
Come spring to the rescue,
UnsLeath The cleaning sword
For again the rebels menace
Our government and laws,
Again success has smiled upon
Their most unhallowed cause;
Again dismay has spread throughout
The land Which most we love,
But We trust ia our good army,
And in Him who reigns aloYe.
Yes, we trust 10 our brave soldiers
Fox to maintain the right,
We trust in their devotion
To the cause in which they fight;
We trust in the Omnipotent,
For hath he not the power
To uProot this cursed rebellion,
In one transient, fleeing hour?
Bat now our country calls upon
Her sons 10 spring TO arms;
Again, Columbia needs their a:d
To quiet wars alarms
For BANKs has been forced to retreat
And has come off second best
KEyLEy is prisoner
And the rebels hold his post
Then fy to tie rescue,
No longer hesitate
Avert dissolution
The rebels hopes defeat;
Now verify your tales
Of unwavering DEVOTION"
And quickly will subside
This rebelIious commotion.
Meme, Wis, June 8th, 1862.
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From the Nesc York HssulI.
Debt and TaZatIon--A Look ct the Fu-
ture.

Debt and TaZatlon---A Look ct the Fu-
ture
Mr.. Chase hIs recently stated that the
national deb! Arising from the present war
would amount TO SIX hundred millions Of
dollars by July, 1SG2 \, the expenditure
viii probably be continued for at least
another year, inasmuch as after the rebels
ar4 suLdued j! will be necessary 20 occupy
The southern States with armies IN Order
to keep them in slijugation for a tims,
and TO restore the complete supremacy of
he federal laws, tie whole debt will Ihen
amount to twelve or fifteen hundred mil
lions Of dollars. Bat, assuming that by
some unforeseen circumstances, or some
acknowledgement cf the " ar or Navy De-
rartmes.t, the struggle should be ptolong
ed for another year, tie dsb. accumulated
! three years from Ike beginning OF the war,
/ will mol be less .lan tlgJ IL USQHd millions
ief dollars. Tie interest upon that amt
/ will be from five to 80, according to tho
rate and conditions Of the securities. The
average VII! be about six per cent, which
( is uea.iy double the rate Of interest upon
the English debt. The interest upon the
American dvL. would thus amount to
, Sl2O 0y0 00O. The interest ~. the Eng~
.ieh war Gebt on the 81! March, 1860,
was .t24 81 37G, or one hundred and
twenty millions OF doilaIs, tho debt
Iitst.f beng &742, ,9360S7, or upwards Of
Itlree thousand seven hundred millions Of
IloUars. Thus when lie interest Of our
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GEO. RLED.

Anorney and Counsellor al Lar.
Has resumed the practice Of his profession in
Mauitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted 10 him.
1E~ Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks us Office viii be found at
his dwelling house.
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

Nota,y PuJLtc and GcneroL Lind agent,
sToCkDRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend to the payment Of taxes, the collec-
ton Of debts, the examination Of titles, &C.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Lo,C,
Justice Of the Peace and Notary Public, Par
ticular attention gwen to collecting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitogoc, Wis. nI-tf
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NOTARY PCDuc Agen. for the-MIwaukee Mu
tual Insurance ompany, aud ouHty Treas
urer VIII attend to the payment Of Taxes
&c. Office on Ninth Street. nl-tf.
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The DEN1cIA Boy John c. IIeenan i
cutting quite a swell in England. He Is
~i.E Iowe's American Circus 1T sajary
Of $500 per week. IL gives exhibitions
il the ring on the art OF self defence, with
Linsey, the Lancashire Sampson Mr.
Howe has recently purchased the Duchess
Of Kenta state Garage, at a cost of five
hundred guinoas, TO convey lie renowned
John to and from bis hotel to the circus.
-Four carriages and two .iveried iootnen are
attached to the turnout.
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=. of rosno.to,Ia rorl, nroo, aooor,,,l;sl-
,oants add ~ Tho lima of lev ,r;aI i've
no,kaufa', 'f,,' ol;,J WI tha o,har
,nornLnrs of Lor f.n,;Tr excs,,t Lar f,I,ar
.1o h.I a,,,hroca3 t,,e Cbr;.,;an t';,I aoi
,ras ,ho,t - ho bant;1o4 wLan -.
49,, v.os iolco5 ao,a;nst Ior as i.nr, ~
,.;yIo of ,ho forh;ddnn raI;a;or SRa ond
LLr con,ron;ons ware ka9, nnaar Guard
Coma 9ars before thew wete cast into nris.
4,,r;no, ~ tina par,,o,,,a ,.os ,,;if;tal
I~ hor f,,Tor Who 1ovoJ ber with crn,,
a9,..,;an ~. tnou Tho 1oroor sbo vsos in
ar,d c.r;o,cI - Io,o sneb . Ioyiro asnnhtor.
Ia a3,nastIv ha<onoht her 70 Terant and
-, ,astoraI 70 her sfiictal f,y,iIv Point
in, +, = vase vlinI, Stood on tho f,oor sIe
sE1. "Can vo,, viva anv other name ihan
,asa "a tIat ylssGia, And her father an.
s,vorad in tho narativa "Nairborn addad
sha ...an I call i2rsaIf Nv any n,Ier uame
,bs, ,Lot of > Chiisti9n y
AI,b.uoh she loved her father much
.1,e Loa,v har dntr n,o ohor God rather
han man " Her f.tLer Iafr her ana for
several lavs sLa did not sna Linn. Dnrino
,Iis rar;oi She Was haotizal when s,e
go. $500 - '
AGAIN gave herself to God, aA4 be@oH@Al
HIM to give her patience III tie time OF
niat.
She and her companions were al l':,
cast lh'o Gaik' oiSinai P'isoh 20 await
Iheif f!ai. viva, Delh9 wen e0ocateo'
wrote an account OF what they SuheIea.,-
She says, II was terriled at Il, Tor l ha4
never been IN s0ch darkness. y lea'i"i
day ! was torn win anxiety a"out my
infant; out by the aid OF the Geacons OF
Ihe ChuFch my dear chl'a was brought 20
me- and we were removed TO q more open
part OF the PRISON where l sucked the
paGe, VINO wa, oH ing ol munger 'ne'
haa 70 part Win MN again oAt was
s""'Iled' l was h"ppy as Il l ""' Oeeil N
2I'"o0' pa ,,
ne "!'Nei"D . '"''e'2 10 3s"L's us ''",
e. IA ms s'.e, 'saLHeu '.la' q" R eA%'n" s,
wv" ~ '''' t,'7' go Pc 80 ~
NY p"J' f'Si'o1' MS ""osiIT' ''a,s' ''''
,''' oieu NJ, ~ iEo''l' .',I.t>, '.I.,. '.o
~. ''o''lo, o". I: I;,,''' .;,,.a. ',' ;,
tIS''o so'' !" ~ T"''''0I ~. N.Y.. ~,
tio '',e .'''0" l,'.',9e'' 90 ~, I' Sto
ny 20 - l'lo 'e WI A,oAs,' ,,oAS...,;
"a
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wM. VI. NICHOLS.

Attorney and Counse!lor at Lar.
Office on York Street, Mauitowoc, hanitowoc
County VIZ Collections promptly attended
TO. hA-tA
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o. TORREsOS s. 60,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines Glass, Nails,
etc. Produce ot all kinds wanted, ul-tf
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THE MAkiTOWC PILOT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By
j. Crowley, Editor ard Proprietor.
TERMS:

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Il R. AID EESsON.

Attorney az Law and Notary Public. ofice on
York street, north side OF the river, Mani
,oxoc 42-ly
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E5- No ashes are lighter than those Of
incense, ana .ew things burn out sooner.
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GEO. EkAIff1EEs.

: the OH =tr.d Of A. ". Bowman wholesale
ard retail dealer III
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-11
Party Clamor.

An effort has been made to give the
removal of MCCLELLAN a political as
pect 1t originates with men who are
secretly opposed to the war, and is
adopted by those who make up their
judgments with very, little reflection.
The Administrator has certainly ig-
nored partisanship in its military se~
lcctlons and arrangements. There are
four Major Generals of the regular
army. Of these, Hallack, Democrat
is General>in>C Chief. Wool and Mos
ClelIan, Democrats, and Fremont Re-
publican, are retired from command.
Burnside, Majors General of Volun>
teers, successor,o of Mcclellan, is Dem
ocrat. Morris, who has command in
w dolls stead, at Baltimore, is Dem
ocrat. Dix commander ofthe Depart
ment of Eastern Virginia, is Demo-
GRAFT. Hunter, just ordered back to
the Department of the South, is a Dem
ocrat. Butler, who commands the
Department ofLouisana, is Demo>
crat Buell., recently removed from
the Cumberland Department. Dem
ocrat, and so also is Rosencrans, his
successor Gen. McClernaud of the
new Department of Mississippi, is a
Democrat. Gen. Wright, of the D.e>
partment of Kentucky and Ohio, is a
Democrat. Gen. Pope, ofthe Deps lrt-
ment of the Northwest, is DemoC rat.
This very nearly Sweeps the deck"
The only Departments of any conse-
quence whatever in command. OF Re-
publicans, are the DEPARTING nt of Mis-
souri,, Gen. Curtis, and tbe Elepart>
ment of Tennessee, Gen. Gran til
6aay Statesman.
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Gen. Burnside

Gen. Ambrose Everett Burnsi de was
born in Liberty, Unior. Co., In diana,
May %, 1924. He p raduated at West
Point in l647. Re was second lieu
tenant in Bragg Battery in the Mex
lean war. In. 1853 he resigned, and
turned his '.ttention to manufacturing
rifle of his invention. Afterwards
he was with, Gen Mcclellan, come c.
red W it'll the Illinois Central Railroad
hole ing the position OF President of the
I.9 nd Office Department. While re-
y ding ct Bristol, Rhode Island he mar
riei Miss Bishop, OF Providence, and
removed with her to Chicago, upon
being appointed to the Illinois Central.
At the outbreak of the rebellion. at
the request of Gov. Sprague, he assum-
ed the colonelcy ofthe lst Rhode Island
volunteers. His career since is well
known.