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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27

James A. Knowles Adniustrator
OF William W. KnQwes, decd,
VS.
Mary Kutwlss & Gihes
QWTloN 10 sgIL LAND 70 PAY DET)
z n obedience Ga an nierlocntory decree of The coun
q ty court of White County prou ounCed in the above
cause, Jan, ca Monday, the 9th day Of February
next at the late residence Of said dccensed, in the
9TH civil district of White county proceed 70 sell to
the highest bidder Tor cash OF currency available q
iarm bslan ginn % 4id doOeased To Ee sold subject
TO The widoWs dowiy ia said land Said farm Is wei
wateied aud well timbered aud about halt cleared
ana uuder good fence Something over one hundred
acres n the tract JOHN i. YAsS,
janlIw3t Commissioner
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27
NIbW AUCTION AND
IN COMMISSION HOUSE.

no l02 MAIN ST., LYNenBuRG, VA
The undersigned have associated themselges t0geth
er under tho style and lrm Of James p Scott q Go.
for the purpose OF conducting general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BGsTNESS They have rented
that large and elegant building, No. l02 Main street
Lynehburg, a., lately occupied by Jno. Z. Davis &
Co.. and on the LIST day Of DocemSer next, Will
ready TO receive Merchandise Of oil kinds tor priyat
and auction sales They solicit consigments Of Man,
uacuted aud Smoking Tobacco, Sugars Moassos
Coffee snd other Groceries, Bale Cotton and Cotton
Fabrics Of all grades, Wooen Goods, Roots shoes and
Leather and al other goods usually offered for sale
Their first Auction viii take place at an early day
In December, Of which due notice. with catalogue
will be published,
They respectfully refer TO The merchants and hud
ness men OF Richmond, Petersburg Danylle aud 9th
er cities OF the South whose aid and Cooperation
will be duly appreciated.
JAS. +. SCOTT,
OF the late firm OF John 7. DAVIS & CO.
HENRY r. B0C0CK,
WIN, H. PARRISH
Members of the firm Of Buo0ck & Parrish
The concern of Bococb a Parrish, No 8 llridgs
street, will continue at the old stand as usual
declf3m B0COCK a PARRISH.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27
IIEApQuARrBps DlsTRicT on Tenn,
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan, 23, 1903.

General Oidersl
No.4.
n Al officers arriving az Chattanooga except
those who pass through Immediately without miss
Ing the connection Of ihe railroad trllns-aro requi
red TO report without delay to Lieut.. Col OBannon
cOmmaBddni Of The Post.
II. Allenhsed men found ~ Chattanooga without
proper authority will BE- arrested aud sent nhder
guard 10 the Headquarters OF the army
iiy order Of Bag. Gen Jackson.
jan23-lm JOS b. CUMMING,
A. a. Gen.
pn- Atlanta Conledomcy copy l and gehd bill 10
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27
DESERTERS.

HEApQuARTuBs G. S. FoEcEs,
ClyknMeoga, Tenno Jan 9th, 1863
Tie following Bed men of the following compa-
nie5 and regiments have deserted from the different
posts in The district Of Chattanooga
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
To the Public.

II. W. C0RBlN still keeps boarding house few
doors below the Central House, where transient visits
ors can always be accommodated Ca on him, and
Judge for yourself uenlI-lml
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27

Jdmes A.. Knowles, Admiuistmtor
OF William W. Knowles, decd,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-07


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kl0Wu . tCIkNCB AND FANS.
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edelt toe9Ee H. uolt ohstIDats eaasa. 4 dir1saoa
OIs 81borSdto.
I31S.5'l = 40 aAArc-.snro'yp.easaf'oa a.
g Is::..s ;Ja?e3sRs = a. SoaanA's.s'ao.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-07
paiIg gnteI1igenesr
FrUn he TsirnSnt Nasl0aal.
The Enrolment,

The enroMmsht ei ps rsCus liable TO draft
in this county, which we begun several
weeks ago, has been completed and the
Lists toEWaE !ed to the headquarters Of the
Provost Marshal for the District at Grafton.
For q thorough understanding Otthe whole
machinery, ne viii state hat each Con.
EressIoaal District 10 tie State constitutes
an EpToMm.uI Di.ities, baViDE Board Of
Enroiiment acting Dedsr orders OF Ii. Col.
Dar., Provost Marshal 70. the State. In
this District the Bozrd Is composed of Col.
James Evans, Proves; Marshal aud Presi-
deni OF the Board, Jesse Teter, Commits
sioner, and Samuel Kelly, surgeon. The
District Provost appoints Provost for
each county, Eho appoints suitable per.
sons to make the t=Eoimsn: according TO
certain terms and INSTRUCTIONS with which
they are furnished. J. W Cromwell, Esq,
received The appointment OF Proves; for
this county, which Is divided By tie river
iuvo ;wo c!v!siULsr called ,se 50 ADD 4th
sub dlvisi0ns-the let AID 81 6eiog divi.
sioks OF NOnonEA!IA County Joseph S.
Morris did tue enrolling ia the old let
MagisteuEi DisMct, Thomas H. Raymond
10 the Si Eao> ACl-: IN re so. SIN, aud
9th, and Simscd Morgan IL The 9Th District.
The nBuOer eO'ol!td by each is shown BY
the ioiloWinE table:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-07

HELMBGLD'S EXTRACT BUGHu
For VveaIrResses
ARISING IRON RXCESSEs. HABITS % DGssIPA.
TON, EARLY INpIsckETIoS. OR ABUSE
Astesdsd viii the f5Il0U!-E syuptous:
lad Ip0Sirioo % EHOTtiuo, Los Of PcGeE.
Lass OfNsmOEy D1GcG'ty q B-uaEhiEE.
HoTEor q Dissass- WakefnIleas.
Dimnsas q Eisteu. PaiE ~ fh~ Ba-k.
CaiUeEnai LA@sila4- q EiuAAiAE Il Ghe BsAy.
the Muse1IAr systsa, EreptioaG q tbs FEcE,
Hot HA d. PAiEd CagEie1ASce,
Dryutss q ~. sEis-
nee syusptDz,a- 4 aIIosei 70 20 os, GhseA Ss.s
Ns'a1cine inVLHiAbly senSTes- sOoe fo.ios
INPOTENCT. RATCTIT, EPILEPTIc F1Is.
IN Oos .. uhIeh lie rAtisef nay s1tire Tks eas
~ t@4t thes ere HSs fsS'sO<nsiy fliSuea b 10 -
INSANITY ASD CONSUMPTION
NAay are .5.Ee :: ;hs s.ss: q :i.tr 'ssssase tst
lone viii e2eses' The reoeTis q tA- Ins1n- A-.-
lear ample SitB-ss 70 fh~ :rzfh ofIss As=eT-51s
The coNsTGTcTfoN.c. CT IFFECEEr TITH
ORS ANic WEA6SEsS-
EsaEirss tn Asd u Mss-=.s. - ssr.a.thss as
| v4elsA4s IL sSstzz 9Th IIkI Nls LIS EXTRACT
BCcHC i1vGfiANy dos. thai uiH ocrV.Hoe Ets
FsRnIss, FemaIes, FenaIes.
. DIT q ToCSG siSGLE. HsKkIEB. Oh Co.'S
TEHPLATIHO MARRIAGE
In Dssy AGeerOls p-e=liSr TO FeaAI-s IT, EItra-f
BHrh1 . Ers7UAlo3 y Aay oSsE TvuaUsy. a. lac
Ty.' q is-ssEtsr, iE=r<slsE.;y- PeE4si. % sap
pEssaa q tie CEs-9Gsa-y EvSrEafSoas II GFA,ea
sEEFSOa ssA:s = IT, Ctsr- L--e. FELG - : EsssS
strSty, sd foF ell euaE IAsts Des4rzE 70 the eRE
Uhsthsr arislnF froE IhsiA;rsti1r. Habts u Ui''i
| paSiea- &C u fh~
DECLINE or CHAN 4 OF LIFE.
EEE sTHFToHs AN
so FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
NJ. . B.l.sa. M.rssry. .. rspls....s Nsa.e.a.
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rake % BsIsoa. Nerzry. % Csrlssssst Nes.sn,
isE CEEle...ef ~ lanEersea -
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FRANKLIN lNSRANCE COMP'Y

UNSNNu@NAllN SSNuN
OF WHEELING VA.
SAPITAI-e 100000
DIRECTORS
J4ha Reid. JohA NaIer, Zee. 4 Wheat,
Geo NsH1ei. John koekieE, saB' MCCLELLAN,
G. W.FrAnEheim.y AA- N.VaRos. Alex. LHushlin-
t'EIs COMPANY hAtag Eurs duIy o=sAaized, ere
prepared - take :sEs ~ fAiE EafeS CO buildin;s
u ala kinds, ussFrhaL4iE manufacturing establish
HsnEs. furniture. AtesIboAfs And eargcea On the
HrsCSrn riTErE ard l8EH, and aisO o. the live =
pers0ns fvT Term 0f .eaTB. 1hEs Company -nsFS
superior Inducements ttSSEgneTa, Whereby they eAa
Be injured for three yes ~ reduced rates Ihbt e-
ing bone tEssttutiO, compost Of cone siDety -four
stnckEodeFG- most Of MON Gr7eEE cur tvss be-
sHess NEE, recommends iGssft q the favorable esH-
alteration 81 the iasCrE paEl!c, acd sotie1Ts thsiF
pAtronaEE.
Appliance. Eor tneEAsee viii 10 promptly a.
IeIsde1 70 by Ske Seer0AIy-
Once. No NeLuEl Hoqss. being the sane hF-
merry occupied b Adals Expre.s Company.
JOHN Reid Pr,st3,at
SAA'L 4cCLkLLAS, V!ee-PreGident-
sc ARTHUR Agea: fOr paying Ferssons;, o=ses,
Sc. l, HeLure House, icing ts aAHas Oce foFuleEiy
2oeEPte-l 6y Adaszs EsP-Sss coaPasy. 1sEl
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4TN a
Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CT.
AEEETs LILY L. IRRS

E1ARFFo1 CT
ASSETS JULY L. Is6S.
CASH ASD TREASURY SJ7ES, On
hand and deposiEed On cali, And in
AEGEts Esu $Sol 81
BANh SIOCBs &c S=U TOTS, uEFtfST.,
Fo1f3u, So. Louis, Phit4drlphA- and
uSITED STATES and STATE STOCKS
EOU TOEk. Chic. Keutueky. TeuDeE-
Ste, Ais.CEd Michigan, IEdIaLa-.---. 6SS.SII g
CI5I BONDS, Hartford, RSctesEer,
Erolk!yg. Jersey City. SeS YsFG..-... 29s.V9o "
RAILROAD STOCKS, Hartford and
NtE Hsvtps Boston and Worcester,
Cons. ElVsE,....--.......-.-.. 3GT.Sl9 oS
MDRTGA6E BONDS--............ ........ lSs,@oO "
REAL ESTATE, UuiHeumbered-......... $3.50 Is
To.sI A,.s.................,.........S2.ssslss IL
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Total,

The First and SeSoad Glasses in tue
above table relate to PersUns liable TO draft,
while the Third CIAs. includes all WHO
are now 10 actual s.rViee. 51l, whole
number who haze enlisted in the county
minus AS, number sui 10 the service,
leave 1913 who have been killed. diScharg-
ed. aud deserted OF the humber Of each,
We have no means Of knowing
About oDe-foUrih of our lighting popu-
latiOu before the war, enlisted in the Union
armies-2lO from the east side Of the river
and SOL from the west side. 90 the whole
our county presents very ctedItable re.
cord, especially with reference to the mum.
Der still in the service. We lack the de-
tails to give the number liable TO draft OF
who have enlisted 10 each OF the old dis.
tricts; nor can We make comparisons OF
their relative patriotism, exhibited by the
number of men each district has furnished
compared with the number staying a.
home.
The draft uuder the last call for 800, 900
more meu, is ordered TO take place on the
5th day of January in all those Districts
which fail to raise their quotas by yolun-
teering, but it is hardly probable 1t will be
enforced in this State until We are inform
cd of our quota and an opportunity given
10 raise it by volunteering. But there are
many good reasons Why the draft should
be enforced III ibIs Slate. NOIuntetrlpR
would sui further drain our population of
the loyal element, and leave greater pro-
portion of rebel sympathizers at heme,
while draft affects all alike and makes
the disloyAl go into regiments already or
ganized, pay their $500, or get substitute.
We have pride in being able, as We be-
liere we are, to furnish all the troops re-
quired of US by volunteering, but nOlwith.
standing this, we would be highly gatiied
to see the ConscriptiOn enforced for the
sake of making those who pray for the
destruction of the Government that pro.
tects their lives and property dance up to
the music of fife and drum or to The tune
of $500. 10 the language OF another, Let
it come" and should we be drafted, we
will sing,
"why should We mourn, eon.eripted friends,
or quake At Draft's Alarnsl
IT'S but the voice that AbrA'm sends
To make us shoulder Arms!
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JS- XsCCLLUjGA-F -ss. .s..l
MTEES. E~C'E Ta-rF asr
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BLOODl BLOODl BLOOD!
Fluid Extract sarsaparills
SYPHILIS

This y Al uase4iOa OF the Bod, 40 Att-eks 4. E
Sexual Organs LininSs oF tie ENse. Ear, TLFusI.
WiaAplpA and UGhGH Mems EuTfaoel mntiEE 10 at,s
pearAnee n 011lD q Uie1TR HelDb1id-G EITE1CI
eaEs8P AEs purGus he btaod, A8d TO1OTes 81 ssIy
EruptionS q The ekinu g!yinE = the C5EPisEsoG .
Clear ard Healthy coB9E Il bsiaE PREPARED e1pre-s-
y foE Ths eiaSs q eoDPairta tts BtuSd-PurifytnE
Properties are preserved q gTsAts tbAE any
other pTupaFSiiOa q SaFlsPaTifIa-
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HRLMBoLD,s ROSE WASH.

Al s1ePIlSns LOtios E,T Dlslas-s q sytAlHsis Ns
GBTP, sn1 - - tl,ueGis8 ~ psuaso e ~ lEBaEJ
oTEAna, atssEF fF0s hAblts = dissi5afi5l.. $50
eo=oee2ioo Uith the EEtEActs 8seh an1 snFus1nTlla
In SGca aissaaes FsesEDa14eA
EUt4saeS q thS ~ Tu1Dnasills - FshaAls shas
0etgF siu NneoDpasY Ghs Dstieioaa-
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UNION
Wholesale and Retail.
BEDSTEAD AND BOX FACTORY
ID puTTTPS
p. PHILLIPS,

Eon street, Centre wheeling, Va.
r HAvEoN HAND q large and complete assortment
i Of BSdsteads, Lounges and Cribs, which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Made to order every description Of Trunk, VAlise
Grape, Strawberry, Cracker and Packing Boxes.
Particular attention paid TO Jeb Turning for CAbt
net Makers aud Others.
BedpoSts, Table and Stand Legs, NewAll Posts and
BanIsters on hand and made 20 order.
Scroll. PANEL, WeatheTboaFd and Rips wing
promptlydoue.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED
would respectfully call the attention Of the Pub-
lie TO my stock and trust by strict attention and
prOmptness to merit continuance Of their tRyors.
noV6ly
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GROVER "a BAKER'S
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.
THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL

PREMIUM SEWING MAGhlhES.
THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL
Rvsr AunrdSi to Sewing Machines in Illinois
THESE Machines usre awarded the Highest Pre-
niuHs. over all competitors. for the Best Fam
nv SeSinS MNeaines, ths Beet Manufacturing Ma.
eh nes AnA the Best Machine Work, At the SlIoWtng
STATE PAIRS, OFIS6S:
Mes York STATE Pair.
Pirst PrsuIun Tor family machine.
Htrss Premium fOr double-tsTead machine.
PiEst Premiuua Eor machine EoEk-
Vermont STATE Pair,
FiFst Pceuium Tor family machine.
Iirst Premium tOr manufacturing machine.
Pint Premium for machine work.
Pirst Premium for family mAehine
Rrst Premium for manufacturing machine
First Prsuium tor machine work.
Michigan state Fair,
Pint Premium for family machine
YirSs Premium for manufacturing mAshIns-
yirst PrehaiuEn foE machine UGEk-
IndiAnA STATE Fair,
RtEst pTGnIam Tor maehine for all purposes.
| First Premium for machine work.
Illinois state Fair.
TirSI Premium for machine for all purposes.
Eir't Premium tor machine work
Kentucky state fair,
FIrst Fremiula for machine for all pnrposss-
P1Fst Premium for machine work
PGnnsyITAniS STATE PAi",
Rrst Premium 70: beautiful mA-hine work.
Ohio STATE Fair,
First Prsmiun for machine work
ana az tAS y0tt9Etny S9unky E0PS'
Chiitendsn Co. VT. AErSeuIIuSAl Society,
RTsI PreDinm IoT family machine
First Premium t0T manufacturing machine.
FITSt Premium tot machine SOEk-
CbBmpiAin Valley, VT \ ETieulturAl Society,
Eirst PF~taieH4 for family asAeAiBe-
First rr-iuiam toF raAhufIet9Tihg machine.
liEAt GEelhluGa tOF nIaekine work,
| Hampdsn c.. No., agricultural Soeiety,
Diploma iog family machine.
| lIpIOa1A for machine work.
| Franz lin Co y y. Pair,
First Premium for family machine.
FtFSt Premium for manufacturing uaehiBs.
| QuSsn'a Co. n Y, Agricultural society,
| PiFst Premium for family machine
| WaShinRton Co, n. Y RalF
First Prstni n for family machine.
| sArAtoE1 Co, n. T. Fair,
Fra PFeLRium Tor family ulAehiss.
MechAnie's Institute, Pa. Pair,
| First Premium for machine for all puFpuseS.
| fiFSt Premium far machine work.
The above eompriSss alt the PAtrs At which III.
| GROVER BAKER MACHINES we're exhibited
this Jear AZ nearly all Of them the eSdiDE Sew ipS
AGehtnes were in competition.
| The WOtk made upon the GroVSr 4 Baker ssEing
Machine has received the Pirst PFeanium u every
state Far in the Cnited states where It has beeu
| exhibited to this date.
sales rooms lsSX Main ST. wheeling, WV
JOS. NeDOSAL,
noVS9Sm General AgeHt-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

One great popularity of the people Is
their mania for squatting; they seem to
Do everything in this position, and even
when man is blowing in = field he looks
a if he wanted to squat. Their habits
in many things seem to be 90 often exact
~ tho opposite Of ours, that 1t almost re-
solves itself into rule that everything
goes by contraries. When they cook q
goose. instead Of putting the goose on the
fire they put Ere in the goose, thus ma
king great saving Of fuel. In planning or
saving board they plane or saw toward
themselves instead Of from themselves
When you 60 into house, instead Of -
king of your hat you take of your shoes.
Instead Of aging John Smith they would
say Smith John and instead Of III. DroWn.
Brosn Mister. The couatry = sish in
flowers and ig vegetable productions.
They have carried the art Of making NJ
per to great perfection. Dr.. Mscgowan
showed an overcoat made Of papsr, psr.
fectly strong and serviceabls. II this
country We have paper collars, but ia u
pan they 90 further, and havs paRsr
handkerchief, which are very beautlIal
and soft, and Of very 6ne tsxtare. But
they are more delicaas thaa W, in ons
respect. After they have ussd hand-
kerchisf they throw Il away, sad ars tkas
saved the trouble Of waGhsrWcmsa. They
even weave their paper, and make what
may be called paper cloth with it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30
Douglas, Last speech.


We make these two brief extracts from
Douglas last speech At Chicago, one Of
which throws all the responsibility Of the
war upon the traitors, and tho other shows
that they hoped for aid in their plot d
treason from the Democracy Of the North:
"The return We receive is war, armie,
marched upon our Capitol, distractions
and dangers to our navigation, letters Of
narqse to invite pirates to prey upon our
commerce, concerted movement to blot
out the United States Of America from
the map of the globe. The question is.
are We to maintain the country Of our
fathers, or allow it to be striken down by
those who, when they can no longer GOV.
ern, threaten to destroy.
The slavery question is saamsre excuse.
The election OF Lincoln mere pretext.-
The present secession movement is the
result OF an enormous conspiracy formed
more than year since. formed BY leaders
OF the southern Confectionery more than
twelve months ago.
=, But this IL no time fora detail Of causes.
Inc conspiracy is nov known. Armies
have been raised, war is levied to socom-
plish It. There are only two sides to The
9nsstion. Every man must he for ths
United States or against it. Thsre oan
b. 10 nsuinais 10 this war. onlv 800.
-or traitou."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30
Captures by Pirates.
New York, Jan. 20.

A Havana letter dated the Gath, states
the pirate Florida arrived the 2lss from
Mobile. She ooaled during the night and
sailed the ED on cruise. She chased 2
b,irk from Portland. but the bark escaped.
The pirate then captured and burned the
bsig Windward from Aa.Anxas, four miles
from shore, with cargo Of molassss be-
longing to Spanish merchants.
/ On the Esd. Of Cardenas. she captnr-
ID ard burned the brig Cora Ann, Of Me.
She mas burned only : mile from shore.
She soon after captured and DESTROYED
two m ore briggs.
"A X ,hoonsr arrived ct Havana reports
tho pin lte last seen with q British tag,
steering for the Bahamas.
The \ lev Orleans mail steamer Reany,
returned 70 Havana the Esd, having been
firpd into By Spanish man-of-war. The
Spanish. CONSUL ordered the Reany to pro-
coed, add fhe gunboat Onida sent IS con.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30

The Hociete d. Acclimation has received
very interesting psper from Mr.. Hayes,
a Government official ct Chandernagor,
on the animals which are considered in
India 70 be the dsstroyers Of snakes. The
frst in order i the Fipe-o Icksessmos.
Mr.. Hayes had very tame one, which
he one day caused to be shut up in :
room with cobra di capello. No sooner
did the little creature perceive the snake
than il rushed at it with rage and, seising
it by The head, shook it violently. The
snake meanwhile had inflated its hood,
which, a we'll known, bears mark re-
sembliug : pair Of spsctacles. The cons
fict lasted . considerable time, and to-
ward the end it Nm necessary to poke the
snake vithis bamboo, in order to excite
i against its enemy; but il soon became
unable to move, its head being terribly
torn; and 1t evidently could not live
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much longer. Meanwhile the viverra was
still much exeited, it's hair being much
Ibristlsd up; issoften rubbed in nose
ngAluat vsriou1 parts of its body where it
had probably been bitten. The door OF
the room bsing opened the viverra rushed
out to little plot Of couch grass, where
1t rolled about for some time. 1t then
went to sleep, and did not seem 70 have
suffered anything but fatigue from The
conflict. The plot was examined repeat
eddy with great care, but no other plant
but oSuch grass VS. found 70 grow thsre.
Mr.. Hayes thinks that the viyerrs, be-
sides being protected by ito thick fur.
must exude . kind of oil or fatty sub
stance from II skin, whersSy the poison
Il prevented from producing it, effect.
but ~ TO its eating any particulars grass
a. a cure, this popular belief seems utter
" safouadsd. In. America the common
pig, and the peccary, . pachydsrmatious
animal, very much like the former, are
we'll known enemies 10 the rattlesnake,
which they rush upon ~ soon as they
perceive it, and tear II to pisoasj while
there is apparently no case on record Of
its having died Of it, Stag. Nay, u
would seem from all accounts, that the
rattlssnake, instead Of inspiring these
creatures with dread, itself evinces terror
At their approsch and ahxiously tried to
end place of refuge sgainss their attack.
Few Of US are aware that the peacock and
pin,ado are both determined enemies 70
the serpent tribs. In India the peacock
will pursue snake, and not de.ist until
I 1t has killed It. The pintado cannot cope
alone with any large reptile but it win
call it, comrades to its aic, whom hey
will all form circle round the intruder,
firing their eyes upon him, With out
stretched beaks and the snalss rarely
succeeds in escaping from this magic
circle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-30
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New York. Jan. 90.

AN0W AOIhs Jun. 70.
The Times editorially gives currency
10 : statement that Mr.. Greeley has enter
ed into negotiation with n. Meruier for
the promotion Of French intervention.
The Times says, unless we have be.,n mis-
informed and We ara open 70 correction
on this point--Mr. Greedy has held per-
sonal interviews with the French dinister
aud has written him letters assur Jog him
that the people are tired of the v ar; that
they desire peace above all things, and
that they are rssdy to welcome interven-
ton Of the French Emperor, or any disiu-
ierested Intervention, or proposal for ad-
justment Of the controversy between the
Government and the Rebel States. He
had Furthermore been told that be intend
ed to, il be bad not alxssdy opened . COR
responsiveness on this subject with Ar.Val-
landigham of Ohio, with view to coop
erating 10 some plan and in mediation Is
ths most feasible plan Of putting IN end
b tho present war.