The Jackson Mississippian says: "One of our exchanges in Louisiana comes to us printed on the outside of ordinary wall paper. The paper looks quite respectable on the printed side, but upon opening it your eyes are greeted with all sorts of figures, and what printer's type never had any hand in stamping."

So the rebellion is driven to the wall.

The Nashville Daily Union (Nashville, TN) 13 Nov 1862 (Page 02)