The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-12

PERSONAL.

D.
We are pleased to see the Hon. Harvey MI
Watterson III town, looking in excellent health
and spirits. .B
Gen. Sterling Price has been received every
where in Virginia, with honored acclaim. mi
the Legislature Of that STATE, resolution, ten
dering him the freedom Of the floor and seat
Of respect, was gnanimsusy adopted. In ac-
cepting this tribute, and in replyto q speech
Of welcome from the President Of tho Senate
Gen. Price said simply; ALLOW me- Mr.. Pres.
ident to return my Acknowledgements to the
Senate Of Virginia for the honor th6y lave
conferred upon me. s IN
Miss Matilda Heron is playing IN Cincinnati
Lieutenant Colonel st. George Tucker, for
merly Clerk Of the Home 81 Delegates, of vir-'
gina, died in Charlottesville, on Saturday tho
3lstult,, as we learn from,tke RichmSnd Wing
Hon. James B. Clay Of Kentucky, is at pres
cut staying at the Charleston Hotel MI
Clarke, one Of the pfoprietors ofthat entsrpris
ing papersthe Mobile Register, y also at tho
charleston Hotel;an Mr.. Samuel g, Reid, one
of tile war correspondents Of the same paper,
|is ct the Mills House. asno2 ~
Tom T'humhhas actually besnparried,s His
bride is little Miss Finger. S..e as 't Sit
Boileau, the recreant editor Of the Philadel-
phia Evening Journal confessqs himsefawiser
houeh IA sadder man st liiamig eF .E9
9fi " shH. 'sqN 3fI N $50 bsisbHate tYfn aA
yeA- There ia \ great euphony inmAny Of
our aboriginal names Potomac" is glorious,
it sounds like the boomiagOf.a Dahlgrsn gun )
and ASosqnshanna'H has aqliQaid notes, nSlli-
aususly sweet Then we Asye "RSppahan-
noel" WHICH is suggestive Of asrHshipg river
ever rocks, and 'Sbenandcah" Of o placid flow
through fertile fields aud dapered savannahs
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Bsg. The Lexington, KY observer, q LATE
date, says that Charles, F. Brown, formerly
known as iArlepus Ward, : isabout 10 leAd,Io
the altar one ofithe most beautiful GIRLS IN
Kentucky. The Young lady il very wealthy,
too, possessing in her own right no less than
ono hppdred Tco9trAPaaqqds asss s,4,r,
DS- Tho French journals are not permittee
to give full details as to Tho condition Of the
working classes in the manufacturing districts
An attempt has been made 10 solicit private
aid for the hundreds Of thousands of French
operatives now almost siaPving, but it failed
altogether sall
oca,- John Andorson, fugitive slave, whose
case excited 80 much interest some time aincs
is to leave England for Liberia, to aettls SO
SAYS al fnslisA journals AlAad dsgOneracy i
lnaae, this, since tho days Of eJehn'Andorscu
my. Jo John.p a~ t
EBSy. ya!laudingham is thoroughly endorsed
tlby Tho cntirs Den oeralic press Of the West
/ The CincinnatIi Enquirer pronouuco his rceen
speech 'ihe greatest Of This, or any age" ~
BIZ The spelling Of Captain IDgraliam'
! pame, D. N, lpgrabam, sayO the Mobile Regis
& ,cr, lie dividcdin tho Yankee papers atpresepl
4 by 4 daSl thus, Dan losrsbam H rgt
Be9- Fly. tlis Yankee Brigadler lately 80
into "uscw" at IouisyiES being arrested 70
tho fahd hupflapnment Of citizen, lac
summer ph ~ Wt m tirFy
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n Tho Mentor and tho Merrimac'lsda terri
L bio fglt and at last oSs FsFiisssi BY fire sp
= tho other by water 1.latr.
4 or The Yonks set great store BY ihe ne
Df canal around Vioksburg, Wowll make j
u alnainn thnal 2 lor then.