The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

ana cyluentll Itauy 20 luttO4oce III Poftaut
measures promotivs sf the public welfare
Among the Itaain ( questions that he will
press upon Congress is one making ConfsJ
erste Treasury n9kss legal tender, aud
Aapther which will produce its effect. not
only at the North, but in the eyes Of the
civilized WORLD The latter of these is
embYdied ip the resoIutiO On. alluded to
above
nor Tho.M hrquis Of HaHtihgtor. Colonel
Leslie! ". r.. Hin F. lawley AMI ri vizitoily
the 4outhern correspondent or the Illustrated
News. are IN CqlunIiial 1t IS run 1red in the
Best informed circles that they are coming
to Chattanooga to procure an autograph, Zach.
of tic grapeEvihe editor Of this2 paper. The
last mentioned gentleman will probably take
eth qf tho side view Of tie Rs5tE Office, for
lis illustrated i,spsr. iE
nta- The Yankees profess b loEe u. and
Ike slylock would be IfrEendswith us"
Fhqy would ebneiIia.e rs, hid fbnipronii-e
NTH us ThislgaIne hs eoas en- n9sw fnr near
u Two wears. and We Gan say as an old baptist
sdlaEhe ofourI adquaintance oIIcs said Of a GER
tain church Ide4esn !; = Eonl- fBlks differs abont
llbrtlther A Nut y think he hst the winsipgest
Ways 10 nAR- ! body l,4so hi d Of Any unesiber
~ ,ppr socEeEy.i +
rfnl- TheIprgniis-s 81 lliekINiccb nm aud Tom
K ilkird have llesn burned 10 the sFouni Tes-
friction il the fFieId and fellow o Tie Yankee
army in AIhdlp Tennessee. The Dirty Onion
says that tie army ofl,,e EuEa IN us1rell By
| tilh blazg ef a torch light rro{ kssian from
S4shvillete The hears cf ,.edrsiall They will
I fiId. we .an assure them, .kvsr4l pi1s1knots
4 bffore they march very far.
I ~ colossI George Walton. .or Of one
y 81 tile signsrs of the1eld Declaration of indie
4 pendencs, died ia R.tsrsBurt Va few day,
since, .g.i seventy three y.ars: He was
formerly Territprial Gov.rnpr al Fiorid. aud
llaterih Iif@ ihs Mayor 81 MpbHe. lie vas IL :
father Of the wei. kno ~n A4d.n Oeiavia
/ Walton I.eyelt f
asss- The bpFntlbridge. oT.r til. IoIsto. AID
Il " aEauga Rivers on the East Tenn. ( Y q. r. n
are being rebuilt as speedily Ls they possibly
tcan.--Tile Rrist.l Adyocat, ssys ths Que across
the WAisrga win be ;. n.arIJ finished that
The Gar. il i. iLouglt, win pass over il il siI
Of ten days. H. H f, # si-
~ The little iedit.r ollie S..hvill. tAbo
\ litionl Union, .Ali. Dick sdc lrk fresb ooter
II II DidH eyer Eets aso.d Xxx Il his coat-tai
II he will end him to DO, in rsali ty. the fressi
il fbooter" in E2nkesloms
i ra,- The ffeenSfFl. BaIsner SAYS a. We have
= score Of idle boy. .hsut this town. who de
netfing but spin street yarn ri n, morning til
Tight. IF that's 50. they will be IN = faii
lIv1y 10 g stretch hem" when they grow up.
l- IL LIZ. -llzz--ls-
ssay- The r.sidehce Of hfr. Thin Parry va.
robbed tie tsher day in saIsandah by a burglar
named G prrek The bprEEar WIS arrested ane
Iisnprisoned That last dose df Parry-GorreI
was rather eonhnipg-
say- ws'hpd quite ! .hluasundi or new.
H from tho United States And Enrepe in late
RiGhrne ad e4ebange which pear upon III,
confused condition Of the times all <r tn.
North and IN England
II ~ RegJoh P Campbe win preach thi,
J ms rning. in the Cum beFiand church, at Il
Il o'clock, also at ocloFk Il ii. All con
valeseent soldiers in the llosH7fals. and other,
q in the city are invited to atteEld. Seats free.
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BG- The celebrated vi. ,G9odlow, of Muir
freesboTo, Tennl is anbauheed to deliver +.
II series of Lectures on Primitive Christianity
; il. A tlaItal H
!. G6r The Yankee Congress- is hobblirg o.
the cid crnfches throngH1a esspool of black
guar dism and riot Of bIdsplltmous power
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Il s~- Trains are running yn the Nemphi,
j railroad IL IAf;ranEe, Tam.