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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-19

Col. HATcH.-A letter was received Sat-
urday from Lieut.. Belden, OF the I'd Caya1-
ry, giving the gratifying intelligence that
Col. Hatch. recently wounded, is doing
we'll being much more comfortable than
could be expected. The wound is clean
smooth shot through the center lobe ofthe
right lung, the ball entering near the nip
MA and coming out square in the rear
The surgeon thinks that the Colonel is not
in much danger; the symptoms are all IA
yorable. His mind has been clear all the
time. and he talks and seems as cool as
though nothing had gone Ill with him. We
trust he may be soon restored to the SER
yice.-NHscatine Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-19

1;eur. NlcFadden, of the 18th Indiana
Regiment, has just been released from the
Libby Prison, and has arrived ut lndlana-
polls. The Journal relates that when ne
reached Richmond, he had EGO IN 4reeh-
hacks. which the rebels took from INN, as
snming that it should be returned on ms
release. When that time arrived, ne found
in the prison Office $3.50 in Confederate
money. He told the Quartermaster ne
had rather have his Greenbacks. The lat
ter replied that they were not currency IN
Richmond, and that he could not be allow
McFadden, II read in the Wing OF this
city only this morning that the Yam
Voc CURRENCY was worthless, that the Trea
surv was bankrupt; and if it is, why may
not I as we'll have my own money, especl
allv as had rather have it?" The officer
| replied that che wanted no words abou
itn This s'pOser" was met with the as
surance that if he made any further con
troversy he should 60 at once to cell ant
stay there. So he took the money. The
Ouartermaster instructed clerk to coun
it. Mr.. McFadden interrupted this rather
unnecessary operation with the remarh
81 am in a great hurry, sir, and you heee
not wait to count it. A few hundred do,
u lars more or less will make no difference.
This came near sending him back 10 prs =.
son whether or no, but he managed u
avoid the peril and get out to find that :
hackman refused to carry him to the BOAT
a quarter of mile from the prisoh' io'
800 of his rebel money.
The English papers are circulating nigoS %i, =
M. Theirs: "Until now there have ON!
been consultations Of physicians . gu. tim; IN
European Congress takes enpp ,Ii Of tn
there will have been cohsui'a'i.'A - ~
sick"
A common pitcher and Was anaS y, am M
former little cracked, 1ecehsiy sosu o. NV
q ton in Richmond for SIS.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01
John Wesley Seaton,

Son Of John and Elizabeth SeNton, Frank
lin county, Tenn, and was born on III SJth
day of August lS42-died Oct. I'D leG@' III
the DIST year Of his age. He protested religion
in August 1869, at Pcnnington's cAurch IN
Franklin county, Tenn. Volunteered in de
tcnse If his counuy's rights, on the 10th
May, 1861.
The measles, a disease 50 much dreaded IN
cam life, laid hold Of him in the following
June. This settled upon his lungs, from which
consumption terminated his earthly existence
John Wesley was cv,ra good and obedlent
child-bcloycd by his young friends and nc
uuujntanccs, and the family circle. But ms
christian rnjoyments grew brighter aud more
cheering, the nearer ne approached the grave.
Often when very low, not able TO walk, he
would sing while hi, stree 9Th allowed, yNhoTt
all around him to he faithful and meet him M
Heaven, beyond the lines of the cncmy-snd
often clasp his glad hands in fond anticipation
Of the enjoyment ahead telling hi parents
hr found ne J%iliculty in living gciigiou,Iy in
camp, After all would be quiet around, he
would rise from Lis bed, fail upon hi. hhet..
and imp,orr the Divine favor upon him and
III, bleeding country. lie died, leaving not "
shadow Of Il doubt. but that the warfare had
with him forever closed, while he entered into
his final rest. VI. II.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01
State Of Tennessee--Franklin Co,

J.N. MrCUTCHEON and j. +. VAUGHAN
-. JOSEPH NASSlMEk anL +. Il. ES-
TILL.
by e decree Of the Chanccry Court, at ,A,
February term, lot&, l WI, offer Tor ,ale l.,
the highest bidder, at the Court House doc,
o. IHEl ST MONDAY IN APRIL NEXJ,
the House and Lot toralcrIy owned by +. =
EsDiLl, ON Main street, On IL credit Of Il,
months. The interest will be deducted il the
cash is paid. y lien being retained for lu.
purchase money. ii. K kSIILL,
mhb-td Z. and VI.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01


Ez0 To meet with and enjoy the
company ofold ycncrated men Of the
present day, whose minds and hearts
are with the South in its struggle for
Independence. is a source OF much graf.
lication to q caterer. Since the Senior
# this paper has been Il dwelIer among
the good people Of Winchester and
Franklin county, he has mingled with
some old men that have ever kept So
cred the doctrines in.ulcaled and fully
carried out by that Great Apostle Of
tic South, John e. Calhoun. We de-.
,.-dt in meeting with such rarc and
0crotcd ]aIvocatcls Of such prcdilcc.
lions rs governed the Great mind Ct Il
Calhoun, Tor he it was that originated
the ,ablimc idea Of revolving against
the growing and eliminating evils Of
aDa,'tCndom in the inSipiencv Of that
5n,c,raJlo doctrine which has brought
Oh the present disruption and carnage.
" hen we are thus thrown into the
company Of yeucratcd fathers whom
we can trust, itmakes US feel glorious
Cd, We Imagine that we are among
n. lb.-L1..' $500 n - . 80 II
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01
Tobacco store,

~ u. OSBORNE has constantly on hand e
extra assortment Of tobacco of different grades
very h"o cigars, pipes, Nc, TO which he in
YVES tho attention Of the public. Store at the
oia stand Of Noah t',ane, Winchester.
na.2l- dim.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01

g4g" During the month Of February
only S250,0OO in & Id was received 4
New YORK from California, while the
shipments to Europe were $3.50, 900.
This is one Of the consequences of t! g
daring Of our Confederate steamers.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-01

ny" Enrolling officers in Tennessee are
directed to enroll, as conscript, all officers
~'''at from their commands without proper
'eare, ana send them i-to toe ranks
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17
TIE SITUATIoi

The I'd in IRON TullahornFs9 iIA.Id rHqt aTFived
last nightup to the no ur W weIIAA lto press.
Ithss sesn raining here heayil, fQr the past
twelve hours. If the rails have BEEN as
abundant through the middle PORTIONS q the
State. the advance Of RosecfAhs. 4 he really
esntsmplAtes an. advance. will be materially
int.rfsrea with We have no doubt the
streams up there are much slxollsnl and AID that
Duck River. ogs psspo.ed lina Of operations,
is by this tim. probabl J, out itr banks.
We Ia fe ngstslegraph Of IniportRu zee from
other points. HH i I
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

IA Tbs Montgomery Advert .erfelt 81
eospl. OF fity sweIIs~ driving outiin ! as
81 in that place. when they meth young EaEls
returning al9ns from walk One Ut tn ghs
lotharios sprhng from his seat and advsncedlte
meet her, with rude Intentions SO Enthusiastically
evident both in language aud gAs tares, thai
.h. found il necessary TO ..clIarIgs bis IbIs4, =
al I'd SO By striking hirn. to ilis darths and
while down slapped him On the fAce Will her
deicate httI5 band several times sd severely
and with 50 A,ach energy:as TO e4psd crb fpf
STARTER. Ifhf young herdin. the lAerriIs ~
tired from tho feli Of ricso tory. FH#lE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

30 ~ AAI& -, lrEcnBrE1. "a
me ~ 1er<tErcd trc asslialei tn~~r,,
tr snoes he style end eru 4 james P ssafr Il c..
- &c IT, g e,a1ne Ing EeIaral AUCTION
lyncbb1fE. "a lately orcniie.I hr J - II n.-i- a
60 and|on IRE ia day sF'necen,her Eh-rr. IN =
n7cT q receive Icrrhlnis al AZ fia.Ir f,r --I-.e
4nd austen ss.cs- They snlcil cons snts N NJ
1t,ciured-sfd Suokirc Ioiaacn Sarar< nr,.---5
tr-fs ard e-ner tif.ctrl Hale tcttpn nd Coliur
4siFicE ~ all traies Wonieh Is,,ods lsorr ks~- -
leeiher and 81 oiner cords h<uaIT frp6 ~ :. -
--rir - Aacilon VII = K place ~ early dnp
u fce'i ner .. etict de nptie, With rataln9ne
1e3 --Pectl HlE refer 70 f1e r1orctautH an3 buH
iss- n-u Il Eiclinn.d p terrturr Danrs- and : ~
= cliica 20 lie Sou-h Wh1so aid Ard ro-nparrflr-.
NJ - Oily appreciates.
JAS PlSc0TT
OF he 1T Arm 81 1rhn T. Drri. n,
HtNkllF- EOCOcK-
M n pA RRlSH
HsNbers ~ the Grn - Bnc-,rf A pr-r..k
Tic concern % Boccck Pnrri.h Ne = ~
>iret-. rili couti8ue lha I'D ,tani - r..'Sl
oefi1-sln B0t o. K~k PERRtsB
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

e nar No twhdd. of the durrent t4adal. 81
the day is 30 EtwaddIing as the iaea-Mhich
seems to jingle still like the music bf lpleassilt
bells in the ear Of the Yankee mini-lof ! re-
construction OF the Americas Union; and Who
sewer is deludea by it. proclains himself /
khavs or = fodl;Efor there are no coaceisablt
circumstances whatever. under which Ehs
South or any part of it, could consent 10 lsoliof
in duty orin Interest, to make pea9e treaty
with the North on other terms tiarI those d
unconditional independence. 4t fH
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

~ The GEeenvilIe/ Banner d. the 1stl,
mentions that 20 nar4uders from MOI til caro-.
lima, went into the village OF Aarthal Iasl
Thursday night and carried off all the salt
drawn by the county for its citizens, amount
ing to about one hundred bushels. They rob
bed houses, carried of all sorts 81 sl,fhihg
not sparing the ladies' apparel. They STOLE
several mules fpr the purpose Of packing pf
the salt
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

- IA moving from Springfield ~ campb~li~vf \.
Gen- Holle<y. commanding tue Fel-ral fsrce- anf
ha1azsiug Horgaar rsar- Va killed 81 . lIsrd 10
hsBd engage rnelif ~ Lieut. EarIcn- Tie nrltt o.
CURED creek. and fhs body Of Csn- H.ile-r "a.
draEGed frpm the w4fcr aud caIFirl ~ adfarert
locse+ Two m=ubrr~ " hi- Ill 49, ranIe % - m
three n 3organ's mrn-Fart IrIti.le I.ieut tasion
q PIRATE Hniie-y Uas atte1id<d b. I've III ~
sisn-Cart EdNalds aid BIS or'ieriy A drhf N
nice ensocd. ~ With Zen Hoiltsy ~ kiled b.
i-iert- Eastn- Cspt EaEardS ana Hullcsy's ORDERLY
were csptnfed ~ CAPT Inbbe- The Grht wes.
hard 10 land a1sir- and the 7sfhnrs we're IN rhe
creek ~ ne time I Hincte' Ter Bul.ttin- 9lb.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

"A I'D cenmited ~ jail ~ the military antharifIrr
"A :. oAaii anaoEa % he ~ % 0ci,.nrr lss1 ana
.Ife re confnltt-d 81 - acti Insics 20 lhs
l'f.ce, for TIE county of Fl.l1llIau f-nn- ~ ~.
sfh q Dec iss.- aekfa b Ehs says his name 1.
- and thsi ne e .,-s - sin rrl1e a. sn.rta
Ahne s1intg. rcnn. <sIl ~ = b.ark "a ~~1-s
q 3ie~t i1ch lish.- h- oEns- - r-e.rsi~s u
coiHe inr~Ard. prove lil'e ~ ay charge ara taxi
liI' ssil - jail J. a. SNAIM
Ler1f 49,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

s9- The IIo,liorl Punch has 4 Ev.Fy cEdsl-
lspt cut representing JEFF Davis and Lincoln
at game Of Fards, ORA barrel q gahpex5ler.
Oh Abe, with furious aspect AID hair tect
like the quiIlaCof the fretfnI poreppine. has his
last card--thf Black Ace raised bnsfIIlgh.
whilst JEFF. with elbow on the board And tle
corner of hit card resting on hialndse, civ as
his antagenisl most wicked leerli rom muller
the front Pfece Of hi cap. appealing to 1Ay:
Play on old fellow the last cant hell yauI but
Of the scrapel lIiEE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

~ - Ior ale TIE absre prnptrfy bsionrInr -
n - Voc = ldeho1 sd a-rd b. birn 70 .srcr ~
ts-r. -s bn-rdinE :. looi. and uurr rscrntiy
Htei Il cnlt4ins I1rre a. lsurr buIIfirrr 80
>ereufy Ipcrns lie q, md & ntninlur rirhs nc-T1
c1crars maya i1cst 1prr1a q nerrr-f1ilInr uurn
ire ~ HsieT uithi1 cave ard &c -rrrr-r A
N lie after 49, I.rte Sfable kit<ben nsrrs
a.'rze. f1ltk1 = So. A.
st4e Ioaufa1 u afsrarife pinos a. rursr-~r -
rrrt. y VII uu.Iu1tfri.r ne rnurh urrr -
Ills pr4fertf ~ la tie q. . ole po~.ersIre - 80
daut supply 20 safer ritilh cu1Taa1~nt rrnrh a
Justly derrii ~ IL roiunbls q tke krf
541@ =. n UILLT<
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

- cola q iieo . Js ~ re 1i'ifa-r aurbrrill. -
* tn-fI -1 "a ga ti'c - n ti1icrr- lsc1 nd
lo1f i-fr A. tnlitcd ~ a. 1rfing lr-fit~ n lta
i,e7z IN fh4 r-inat, 81 fa,l,ifi N. 1-~- - ~. So
- keen. lft- i..Erl biz tailisz lis naus
iuiiN- AMI 4.F- * belongs a. M i.res IL nru-
PAR 49, ~ = atk- - sea- ID s frei a nches
Hrl- 1tr .~rsr :, rrqlssitl q. = ~ iarrnrd
prove ri'tlt5 -y ARE. srd Il L. l- !. + - "a
net-' SHAi1i. sAilor-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

-iiE C...rr..f ann Il shi- r.i.r. iii ~
= tci.- Elilr- IesftE-st - 17rh nj
Al err i'< 11l.-r< arr rro-- ~ r-tl ihers ~
haze h. rffc f,.s. ~ p.,rr-d A. ~ iri-~rl1i~
siffnfa t.tlurf ,...r.. - -a--f--s y. 49,
- ~ tf- ~ all- - t.llrli.s sarfr+ g. ,aro
.n- l-t- - ti Tee r.-ee- st ~ E-1cfli.,s CncsrI
- trrtf --cs- riillltes AID e ii~frtctr n rhsth
fr+1 re---- - &c sNPBf-. O..
j<l7 ~ 81 .'a.-4t 8 csn-rr,pf csups
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17
IAND ZOE sAIF

1O 4 The H..'d< 81 timhered rib s.k
~ a-4 80 arg. ns-r God Sr,hrE- tie nile.
.tr1i - 1ysfillr - ne y e<iefh and Atihtc Rn1
i.A--+ roin-ntir 1r4Hnrg ur y rIiarn L Hard. n
the reikh5eshoi1 III ~ y The l.,@ Il. IN. 10
ing q, frIcha=-- harsain cat a. lad ~ al -
on arFlif-tit4 g. IN WILLY
-af- iu1 te63. Opr.ntiru tllr Pct DEcn
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

i.Ahiik - b'rr1'ngh.-a' ciasruars. Tsti, ars
- t-rkff rtlely tt-|king uien-ils. t.Tre 4 ~
= .'.-e b rer 1il,4 D. C-4iz~- Iinuar- Candie-
s.is<-- TAB aiil Naiirrs. Hal Pas Fine csu "a
"a - Rringt.e naurtsr-- k,'iti|.ssr. Cs.ss
l1liis-- 49, if.P- tof - i-aces 1an1na Tr.Esi1
J.n7-l~ . n. P. WAYNE.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

LII ~ ~ ne Nashville ard Chnftsnonrn raj
= rtf Al siik N 1e-iience q The ale Rev 4
- 'rf- ne - coilla-n- in7 nea1
fi.ln- t--er nne Ell >''It II 81 via
u pong .rit ire rnssi>fi-E 81 apn4s Prarksn
Chlrrs,s Ilsu- Q.ii-ree ~ - - $780, -
e -rirciien o. befliss fcr rnrt ,rrlnrn
apsi{ 70 n. T. sWlcK-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

hA VI god farrn filr - = ~, rai1fnr cro -.
.-t 49, p ftf.fi1n. tlfra.rd 81 hcantifnl
10y 'r.i.e t-frt on rAI ni-es ~ n the T. 4.
49, 't''tr AZ l1efe DIP T. A1l miles Ear
y. -. -r.''-H- y n--nt ita tcttr laiip= SpriLr
% t1ttle.t nioer4I ~Aier- Pr partfnlars ell %
fee'o-'o fARNEtL.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

psf party IF COP 1851 thern sympathiz-
eri'NexpelIed from their homes In the city Of
w ashingt ton. hasP arrived in Richmond They
brlng with them tho assurance that there are
t.plehty Of theIsaine sortlsti. .
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17
kgIICE Id cARPEaTRRs.

DRpPos ASSN h- ssr.ises AZ ~ lssh OF al,
4. 4 noiiil r bald - Oldis.tre Dept Far P.1-
ilrnlafs arli4 - " d. HuEPHll1s
ssH- liza Ord Omle PoEt-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

~ The foreign news. based upqn letter
tosths Nav York Tribune. is worss than alb
surd. We quoted the extract, ALLUDED 70 by
eur Wednesday Mornings telegrspAid report
entire frotn an advance copy of the louisville
Journsi. II struck US At the h1oniRht, a. pc
eulially npnsensical, heavy goak indeed,
and as such we reprinted it. Some df The news
papers take il seriously This j. eys4la 'iIieal
visr goak.ii Tho idea Of revolted people be-
ing required to lay down their arms ani d ssIst
merely because they have naintzEBei them
selves for two years. and their elieray has been
unable to Eoeree them, is courBt oE State poi
icy too unexan,pledi to be gfrenIah9 sober
thought of moment The rule Is jEsi exactly,
the sysrst. We have said .eqInsH and take
as to tie North, and if tAey hPlpps 80 -, ii
they cannSt de SO. they only PrcgtiAE n eur
right aud jrItice to the civilizfa weird II.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

~ The New YORK Word. Of January 3,
cqnapientlug POI The Issltie OF surfreesbOro,
Ic9afeSses that bragg after inflicting upon
RPfeefaals ipss Of le'. Thousand Of his spIen-
did soldiers. s4SesA hundred wagons aud
thirty cannon rtresl's more with the air OF a
c9lslneror thail f1iiAl tllk evidences Of seri-
e4sI defeat
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

~ Beast has btsss,n voted the 4lhanka
Hbf PIE Congress- Of lils pnSted States Tie
ieyi Is SAID t. receive similar APPROPRIATION
daily, from the friends of Fi-Fkness!
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17
eas- A cDriesponHentIoi the Mont

pr A cortesponHentof the Montgomery
i.asertiscF. speaking df i cavalry fight Al
Mptfreesboro, says the esaseless blaze of rifles
seemed like . swarm 9f fire flies aneied in !
velvet screw"
theresa screw lo8selin that quotation
sure
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

~ The ways bf ail. Lincoln eyince a mind
unHaIauced. ar4I 1s Looks Wan and pale
HI ITaukee letter ,o,-5fer
fpuIl4 tOan-ting lF
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17
INFORMATION WAFTEn oF

DRlTATE l. 7. Mash Jr. - cs- 25th Rsrinsu,
,uulsiaaA foI'>- Ce11 A1s.ls Brieade AndsI-
SO p,.i-ion- =. eTlCkAEr- chap.
JAG II - srd ssptd Amy isisI'r once
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

heifcrs - .utsne.i belring Issfury E-.,r sr.
tersby lni6e5 thaf tls int-rs.t uhicF All - 80
ele'n 90 Tie lfsr day 81 laluary uil - 30
a ne Irr@Eury eIflr - ~ crrosi1nr 90 ~
ia urf pl<enrafi1- ~ - nt1nr nrcuur -
- de- rir tlre nrkedaIs N duplicnts
SiS1ed T. & uENMlECER
Necls'nry q 1rearury.
lnfrrrsi lie alorc detrIil-d No. IN - ~
~ J~s-r 1holna- D-o-tInrg - ~ Bauk 81 49,
heflanl<.-n
"a
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

CALF. FLOUR. sUGAR. and k.urosty JEANS
- Tor sale by y r. WILLY.
janis Opposite the Posi Onns
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

/ 81 Mrs General Tiesel wife Of the Federal
Syefnorai RoFEsu,9nth va ordered a lady
usIdef aires stlks l,tier day because she shought
she was lAughfng at her That sort Of Vfeie
may suit the palate Of Yankee bse:-eaters. bu,
it wont 81 downIat Ports mouth.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

~ Tor Corn- Une pound q n nlhrr . . bu.bel
~crn. Apply a. The Chztlnnt- q Ta1n-ry-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

Rt5- Mans persons rd5piee- ~ tho end Of
BHtsi in New Orleans. Ne s not The
only fpd for him sllosld have been ropss
end
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

p@HA,I Grs. Mccows. whPHe Divi. iopI aid
such signal and distinguished Ter Hce IA the
late battle, is native OF East Tenpsss4s be
served for many years IN the United States
service. as Captain OF Al tllrr5 No NAB j.
more highly esteemed and beIeVea Hers il
East renns lasse. and in the arHiy, tia dsie
Afccown; His numerous friends III ibis fes
ZION OF the Stats. aud elsewiereB ars atIleng n
gratihed to know that their old friend. l4Iss
for some casse othef has been rpiSperd
70 remain il the back ground of ,hes Arhsy tqr
too long tEme. has At last had al oHipA,ulIity
ia coufront ths enemy. He cpfsminEisd tlse
Iott wing q tie army before Mnrtress bJro.
and while the enemy were stnbbbrn{ AMI lbAill
1. drive from ther positioa on their Ten sGbII
NeCowii with his division. dross tHeiri Fi5 itt
wing 70 ri ht angle with the cHntEr, bsfpte
he was ordsrsd 70 fall b4 <. Me ttlnlk tht
esulis one of the men WHO viiIftrs. 70 carry
along ia froLi .Htf l=Ei
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

~ While Lincoln has his hand ii at BIO
sianAtiens he ought to issue oHs that The
NJ sissippi shAll RIM up stream.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

s.a- Lent c4beIII Breckenridge. hardly
eighteen years Of aye. sor> Of the General
vas Slightly Toubdsa IL The late battle oi
AurFfeesb3to. HiE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17
WOOD

I Wish % contract wnh responsible parties f,r ~.
i hundred cords WOOD Ie delirersd on fle (-lerrr
land railroad
jsn7-zv BIZ. JONES. nsl. 4 On.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

WlsH|tn rnphy ruinber ~ rod reu dIrr,u 4
dlE uels g. dc - tie ll-p.fal1 - u 49,
'''is-T r e. 2: e7 3
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

sr General Wheelfr d . wheeler a. Is a
Wheeler He 4akesa hub Of Rosecrnns
ard IS array. and + wheels round il three or
f3rr times = " eek
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

SIR The la1keeE arg rePhifing their bridge.
e mike al aiYahceE+ i wiIs i,e long be
fere they can tsHaiFi their losses j. tie Lar.
6ghtI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-17

i SYiliIienffbe ~, tu~ ttfttue OF oIuFtreesDoro
4 c4afesses that -fEsrssg after infioting upon
RPfeerslls a loss Of le' thousand Of his spIen.
4 did soldiers. s4veska aindred wagons and
thirty cannon rdtresis more with the air of q
c9raueror thail K.iA The eyidehces Of a seri.
eIs aefeaf f
sEss- Mrs. GesleralI rieSe. wife Of the Federal
GSsefnora al PoFEsn9ntb. va. ordered lady
under afresttlk ali,er day because she ,hougl,t
she was laughing at her Thai sort Of Vfeie
may suit the palate Of Nankee bses-eaters. bur
lit wont gs downlat Portsmouth.
lEH .tll
sas- AL cprtesponlIentloi the Montgomery
sdsertser. speaking Of 4 cavalry fight Al
Mptfreesboro, says the csa.eless blaze of rifies
seemed like . swarm df fire flies aneled in
velvet screw lt
Fbere'sa sc1ew" Io9.ein that quotation
aufs. ISL
es- A party Or COP .Sonthern sympathiz-
Eer.'iexpelled from heir homes In the city OF
washing ton. hase arrived in Richmond They
bring with them tho assurance that there are
Ef.plehty Of the same sortElsti.f
I
~ Beast Butler has besh voted the 1thar,ls
Epf tlle Congress- Of tlls Emitted States Tue
IieYiI is said t. receive similar appreciation
daily from the frEends Of liaFknessi
~ The ways bf sil. Lincoln eyince a mind
nHaHauced, al4I As Looks Wan and pale.
I'll IIzukee letter ,c,ifer
Ifd has been tref9yled ID the balance and
IN Man psrfonA rdjoire- At tho esa ID
ButlsI in New 6rleans. We d. rot The
only fpd for him .l,osla have been a ropos
end
s4a- Lent c4belI Breckenridge. hardly
eIgAleen years Of aye. ton Of the General.
vas 4IigIlfly Tqufde4 u ibe late battle oi
Nurfteesbqto. It'll
81 General vheei+r j !. Wheeler q. j. a
vheeler.r He AakekA hub Of Rosecrnns
Ard is army ana + .wAseI.v round il tlsree Or
forr times 4 week
ssEr The Yaakees arg reBAiti.l., tiieif t-iiys.
to mike al ailyahcs4blt II win h. hong be
fore they can teIIaiF their losses. j. tie Ia,.
se- II captI Booth lHItel.ers9,s i. wound.
sd viii eieas- Foiainu4fc alto va, .lli1 Of
H ns9S III
Gem 1nO- = JAsk' r e'ifa ss-a.<u nsl IN
nAaHa .se DepaFt fleat Of tbs Tennessee Is.ser
lFlsiaafs large scoops OF 'esntfy. i4s.cAsag
II Is Ssr4fs O uItih chaf'saesga = 81 pF-s-
s' H7i'lq1asssss s;e4i J1sksoH I aerompll- ed
gsrflsiF4n. an lbir on Or aad gallant solder.
fiur genial rrE- ID. c4pt. 3. ca,,ls.. ha. bees
Aproiaied PrivPss MsT.h4i 81 ihi, ei,y y. better
sectiHa could bs m-df. Active i,. sE,t AID ca
pabls the Capisa u.s. tht rse1s.its. u su~se..
'hs-e n ppusriy
rith hip 70 Mob. L. ss Had ri.nes and it.-.e.t 8,
- I II