The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-25

90 Wy "t~ tAD"S "ut+h ouI Dsh NIll'Ni 3
rather rudcly it must be owned, 10 the face
of the foe and our best diplomats are
Gen. Johnston, Gen Lse, and Ger Beau,
regard
ne WHa tho price Of freaood at forty
dollars pen ond, and the supply Of coal entire
ly exhausted ID is supposed that the Nashville
people are in great need Of fuel The Union
says that several houses have been torn down
for drowood, leaving nothing but the FONDA
tiona and chimueys. One woman on College
street had torn down all her fencing, very
wiscIv concluding that she il as much entitled
to ties Others.
E0 lmong The various articles Of dress,
jewcIy &C., in preparation for Miss Warren
t4e bride Of Gen. Iom Thumb, is a costly re
cepl"l Ioss ordered by Mr.. Barnum. This
jcos.i5 made to represent the national en-.
bIems Of America, England, France, Germany,
Ireland, Scotland and Italy. It will also be
worn at her presentation to he Courts of
Queen Victoria and the Euu rss Eugene. Il
waa publicly exhibited in N1v York.
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TO '"'e' Sg'o'"' nUpu'eu 'n''e' 'e'en'y' oc-
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luc leleSIaIA hau Deeu sent our bfolhef
coips is OF Belle ran' and the additional
vowel Pot on during its transmission. He
ought to get out writ Of laJers corpse for
thai operator.
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a,5 wa N,D'V' cameron OTipe" " moIuD'f
w '"' V'"'y iu'' A' '''''"'o 10 woe 'o' l''i'
,D' '''1,o' Du' |,'', .'o 'o''' were ,oun1so
'''.'o,' '''yo' y" - '''' U'''""S ''s' 'ne or
Simon ne voted for certain Charles r. Buck
aIew' Simon vas evidently satisfied, if there
wasn't "a screw loose some where-ihere 'ras
a "buckIe-Ioose CBuckalew'a) IN the Legis!a-
tire
ree Tam Tbr,,b and bis o,rau, H,,;or
tive brido ,yere nnhIicly roco;rod IN, tbo
''os'osu' ana "'s l''no''n" 90 'no "Alto nopse
'''o""1 Among ''0 listing u's'eo sues'S
p,'a'"| "''0 ''eo' ''0' O'lsSo ana "e,'eS
0'lo' "'"''Sia pO'i0' "'''' Daas'"S NJ O'ay'
anu ol'sS,'' I'''''"o0" ana " ''S0''' anu many
P'o'n''''"' ulploHl..s.
"a ~ WY piV0Se1 70 , y, o''e'oay
"O' o o,U = l7'' 2 '"''' ''' w. ro'''s q
~ -V'' s''' -. e''''0p'' INC ''sn. u N'S
'a'','''' '|,' 'v''''0 p'''''''a 'o'u'''s'o'''e'
OF 'Oo N''" anu camp, ~ po'H' o' Ba,'anry'
ou'isy' """ so'''i'''y OV@''"s' We oo"'iuc' '''n
one of the most popular officers in bis com.
mond
-', -''a''' = So
yea me V0akefs IN ONO nave Polllloned
lno Legislature TO be excused rom military
'u'y' II al, 'nc quaeorS III INC / o"noo army
"'V O"SuoV"t tHVAV wiz w HVDVuy 'Vlt w oup'
iugSte people. Whenever the Southern boys
advance they make shaking-quakers Of the
whole Yankee army.
Ss7" INC ofaor prohloluns tue circulation
.oi newspapers m The Yankee army on the TO
tumaC, will be most dCmOraiEing IN its ten
.dency Tho Yanks up there, never discover
that thoirreyerses are Victories until they SEQ
il in tho papers.
BsS" The dispatches say Yankee gnn-boat
caused much speculation concerning her oh.
ect. II her object was to bring iidincs of an
arnistico there would bo much morc specula.