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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20
BIZ GRAPEVINE AND OTHERWISE
ox DIR. on rus DAr.

cHATTh soo0a-- -. - Saturday Evening. r.
The bracing atmosphere bf the past few
days has infused a new spirit Of iiveIiDess into
the Operations OF the Grape vins--f don't
mean. of course. that it has ihfasea. or Cd used
to infase any other sort Of spirit into tn ope-
ratorH.
a special agent has just run The blockade
from Nashville, with copy OF the Nashville
Dispatch Of the IIth inst.
From It's telegrapiiic colu n IA I CLEAN =
A dispatch from New York. of tic 10Th,
that the Herald has special dispatch to the
effect that forty vessels are now At sea fr ON
British ports intended to break the so4therp
Blockade
New Orleans advice. 10 til. Ya,,lee rs s-y
: twelve Thousand rebels and twenty guns are
at Port Hudson. with es1tl,Y Orks four miles in
extent
A Memphis dispatch North says Nee trnand
has superseded Sherman.
Dispatch from ST. Lpuis. ar tho 10Th reports
that the rebels have captured SprTngfeId. No.
nearly destroying it BY Ere. and capturing
nearly u: the FEDERAL ste res. The F e'ierss'
troops are IN Fort Lyon : large fertilization
three-fourtl1s OF a mile from, the town
Gold quoted in New York on the 10th Al
80 Cotton, Middling Uplar ds at 7ok.
Another dispatch says the capitol At Baton
Rouge was recently burned
The IMPRESSION in tie best infoi med circles
sst Iyashinstoa is that Butler win soonhe sehi
back to the Mississippi river with an Enlarged
command and extended authority.
The reason assigned at Cairo. on lie slh
for the non arrival Of Federal steamers from
4 Yicksburg was that the rebels hzalplaniFd
: batteries at Cypress Bend thus preventing ln
ltercoHrse These Will easily cleared out. ,
says the dispatch, 6 by the gnnboaa-. when
I CONTAMINATION is neeessary.'
81 The Nashville Dispatch before. rn- SAYS tlIa
!. tie order ostien Mitchell. directing fhf he
strnctiNk>by fire. af the pFofes;yso Of Pick Nc
Cam ami Thomas KiIkiri. has been carrie;
ont to the lettrr' Several houses ia he ,sm'
jne:ghhorisod have been destroyed by ths
validsis
.Tbe i'urnbssriana va falling snFho nth
withsthre{ feet Of water Oh the S;,oaIs pf Il hr-
peth.
SIM johnson. a f--e n-sy 70. shot an4,hcr e
negro named Day in Nashville, on the psi
instant.
Grsce Eldrill-c, wife II MORTIMER p Ti.oIap
son. G. Dbessrks') aud lcadshter pr .Faho,
>FeFh. dieli in New York. on fhe 9Th ultl =
the age d twsriy-,wo We rs.
The New York Trih'.'ie says II The Nertl
hal said to the seeding States al he ontse
Of lilo rebellion. { kindly Int hrniI II Ne 4
not viAis 10 TART with YOU: hnt- II yon wi
fgo. go in peace fiieir ,rAiterons deEna-o- s.t
would ls4v been utterly AIKEN abacsk and dis
cohcfrfehr
Tie death Or tie cel.i DRAFTED lad novslisi
Miss PArao., is 'aalsa sal ia up Enslisl
. ioarnalsl
A disratch from Inii. napois stftss That
caucus 81 delnOcraiie NJ eraber. Of ihe Indian
Legislature wAs held on the risAt Of The g.
inst. at which David Thrpie and h A. Her
,iricki weie nominated Tor the Cnited State
1 Ssnaie.
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For lie appointments u Artillery ofcers Tor "a =
nance duty. tlli. 10 accord snce Nth par.graph )
.ie'-ral of'lsr NJ So bs held asar th= bad Sii
Applicants Tor tie Appointment - Li&er-nAnf -!
% examined ia English. Arithmetic and ordtanl<
- contained ~ ti.e - Field Or1nan-< MsaiAl--'
Applicants Tor the srpoiu tHcnt Of Captain Willis
e. sinined- "a aisIion . The above sabetts ia the
ri~farpts ~ Algebra Plans IfigonsuIessy. Itchan
&C. and Chemistry sPpiied 10 ordnance
be candida e. for exa1nInation Will alir-ss then
application . the General Commanding Ntes sp
proved they Ill "a fiec with The Chief 81 0rduanrs
" the army corps. ~. LEROY BROGN.
janl6-l7t II Col. on Ordnauce drtv-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

hto1>ilIe, jan lv-a- lss3-
AL aufhcrized bT ttr commanding t;ensral u -
t44t AL tie tlIss.riIIfs in H. oee--
ent fouiiiie= have teen called - the rendtzrls the
r4iroad. provost an olaer glsi.-. nlnani ne Ii-
neefs q pets ami 3eiaehleuts Viii receive orders
u AiI.s All male y il-e tzf of I'D .e MI,
caEhoi AoY eeiiii at exemption from c5uscrip-
tim, d. lsrse irin Service by r-at,n ni saving
urlished suirf ituie in tie army. u ue a.le-i
l&rstlipt ~ eltipt eet ~ The okerufieit strs M
Heresit-f al cFrtiHcails II rtiaii .r-lts Is,
e4ietrs n et1s r. d r. -ent 70 iar approval Al
eiAir1- - sxrAifel ni4ier tn- mast T. made 81
tie eiroli4E O1ite OF Tie District w1o vii reitr a
alinliStiica. wiz liz ca @ors- meat. - me.
4 q Ief-1s Tpp may be arrested alter the call IL
re 1cezsScs IN tie colnty - which Trey las belal
" te tried l,r l--estis1-
sf-iicaez ~ exempt saii - accouat u l-sab iry
vii % sigfsd - Inc examining board.
Il. y. Bf-AkA "a tol. G. s. A.
itnl7-ln coua1la1i.nf oil Con.tf IL.
- t-H>sis Aassses aier. sop. one nadista-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20
The sac Of Tsnnsssss .
Jill C.mtssI.. J

V
Alfred H. Cute .ad Others.
In chancsry, at HARRISON.
Il sppearing THAI the defendant. Aufee r. eules.
d. at-cnce1 FINN rhe state Of 1enaes-ee- tia
the ordinary process 81 the u BE- served
him
II is therefore cr,i-red that publication u nz5-
weekly fcr tour week In the Rebel. newspaper pub
ii~lied ia Chat anogs Tennessee. requiring said Dc
feaGznt TO APPEAR a. cilancery court he be d a
the Court use IN Harrison. IN the second Aonfay
90 June nert and answer compiainaat's amended
bill. OF Judgment pro confess1 will be entrred aIusl
him, and The cause se To- hearing Il parte.
ianl494t X. Z. JONES, L. a ~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20
TAKRK M

A Nd csznttsd . jail b. he nflifary nrfhsrifl.s
- a. Ch4rtanoc "a. The ID - Octo6er. lEg1 rnf
1-e rcce nty committed BY acting JcEfics 81 he
F--re. TT TIE co1nly % H1ni4na. Te1n-- q ila
l9th Of Dee. lss1. reEro Do 80 Enys IN naus
JACK 111 that h bei1nZs I1t1 PRIDE. e Spar1n.
White crunlyi Ien1- Said boy Il bla1k. "a years
Id feet | inch hiEh- Ihs owner n requeIist -
cone iorrard prove prsPsrfy P.y chErEss as iaks
hirs ssrf - j4I- J. n. 6EATI
crr4I rnfIor-
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TAKEN ue

Nd ron riffrd ~ jail bT As military aufh.ric e
II ~ tlsftanoa2a n the . ~ October. 1851 nnG
more teceatls committed ~ acting Jurtice -
Peace Tor the cuunty q Hamilton. Term. ths l1ih
" Deceuter- 1851 ueErp boy. caIiinE kh naDe
JOHN. and kay- b belongs - Nsn- Jonea 81 No.
ais HAid toT : black. - 1rars old feel a issku
LiSh- i1s O-nrf = rrQir-ird T. cnnss icruarl
pruTs fftlltg lay cAarEts md t-ke hir nri ~
drs1o n SWAIN Iaflar.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

IRE Cossrript Camp A. his place viii b nsrss
: = Fayetteville. Ienner1ss. On 10 77fh insl
A y enrolling ocerF are reQtd 10 report Lksrs NE
hste heretofore rrptrted az NrHinuriiis-
Chairane1 q Cc1lty courts are required fsrniuA
g. TIE l4lnr Al liant ~ Ccnsciats Enrfrrsabsrs
cnrnplete t.s o. the names ~ al E1lollinE OEan
from their stfsrsf epunties aad Re districts
Trey reside A. ". CAMPBELL.
j4i3 ~ Col. cstn6'r ennsrript Can
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

rs- Lieu. tsi FuLs easss. Of Col. FArss
Tom. Regiment now # stiOned At Cumberland
Gap. taking with him 400 men. raade {. trip
into IlArlin county Ky. and returned Dec. 10Th
after Il, absence Of 5 4 .ys, bringing with him
IS head Of good beet ctttie. and pns Yankee
prisoner. without the 10 IS Of a ulaH.
Ezl- Cen Joe Johns on has issued general
order Offering full pa don to all apauthorsed
4bsentses fgom the Dep4rsla enls Of Tennessee.
Ala batna. Mississippi and I.ouisiaha. provide
they return TO their commands by the 10th
instant
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

NoEnE. Jany-s. Isst-
Ma. FE4Ec- n P4rL--sIE: ~ish yot ts discou-
tinue the advertisement q wn- H. Harrison a a
deserter, a. yvn veTe advised 70 do. BY my 6rst
Lieut.. (Rred.) oecsrieit i = mistake sale Barri
son does not belong % NJ company. and Ii name
Is aot on ny muster f0Il- Il va mistake
Respectfully &C.. c. T. WILLIS. Capt.
csnd'g-Co. (El lst CDsisdera Z Rert-
Jan Is ca. Vols
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

TrIsoN the ttisl ~ Cl4tiAn,. - ou the nlzat II
4 Ike 18Th inis.. 1NO HoltSisS. beluuEink L.
MAI ;. r il,f.l- e. ;. A Oae Is ca-s-aaI s0r
res s37-t l<rs- oh 81, blaze face. AID sl.le- saifr
iset- The ,tlsr itl-li .rowu. about Is hand. tish
brandec T. - slh lei sho- 1er-b.'th Is "a he1 r,l
stylish and Faleabe hqrses. suitable s&srd ,Flii
" paid 1y ce .istry 10 = r. JD<t.-,
"a liz Naj & Qn'i th1itln,s "a
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20
VALUABLF HONE FOR saIR

- ITCATEn on The Nashville and Chaftsnoora ~
- road. aalq HnE the rcsdsncs - The ate Rev. ~
p sever The Icl reniain- lNn acrea wifh 49,
dwelling nnctr 1ue eucIoErre. vel Nik rnrlaIr
nf yuunF frlit frres consisting ~ Apples Psarksr
Cherries flins. Oniuren prsreiI and Grapes; 49,
1icc selection q ksrrisa- Ter further rartisrl.n
apply u H. 7. 1HIcK-
DEAF
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

THE senior partner has associated Mr. p n Oil
lrrd With him IN his q ~ ERAi COMMISSION
HOUSE a. The cid stand ~ Stapies i Andersen. 8
rolirifs consigrneffs q Sugar. Hol2ssfs. Colsu1.
Merchandise and prnduce generally 70 ssll pro
iure highest market rtt~f- attend IN perroa -
weights and delivery. and ID nccnanr na'ea End
checks a. once i The Old established ale q lhis
Hunse II las answered 81 extended plfr age
which 30 years sxtritrce via fl- 1n4Ikst. alli or
present Increased icitiss prepares - q meet y III
our usual r,rortriufss-
Iiiefa draslrcs on any amount o. Protuce II ard.
Always On hand heavy stock u Aan1lattur Z
and smoking TOBACCO. warranted a. represeaicd.
ard - ior a. 1e had Ia Nilg mia
jail Gu STAPLES & DILLABD-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

| HAVE gt,d farn Tor sale rcntaini1r CO nsr..
sld l5o .cres coltisation. situated b.a1tifu
.nd felti- raIey cne al.d har nsE fron ths r. =.
4 - Railroad - IynsrE Depot and nfns nlss La
u cn.tts1oosa- IL pa u sever falling eprinn
% excie4t i1sral u4tsr- Fer particularI cal -
sse,o-99 B. H-FARNELL-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

(i'ETt-Io> 20 SsLL LkSp TO Pay nrsr1
ebedtcure q ~ trtufy decree IL he eob1
= coiirf 81 y lite Ci'altl pr.sooacel is ri.e tre
g. use 4 >l@i- - hcraAs rh- stn das "a terrn1r.
rtxt, Al Tie l1tf sesaurr 81 81 rre ssed ia -
18Th r d~iiict TX While sonnty 5-.esed - se.l 70
tie iish--t oiacer. W c4.h 81 c1rfsncy av.iI.be
i2Tm s-iSng,ug ~ sid 1sctA-cc u "a sold sssrci
- tie rsaor dsriyih -a,a lad I'D farm = s-if
Fatsied ard rei. -iabered. and 4bsut haif cleared
and undsr COED felcs- sozsshing sT,r sts huedrsc
Arlss "a tfe tfart- John p 1AS-
jan17r5t csnn,is.iot.r
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

~ We have seen distinguished officer
from Bragg's army. aud who was IN the late
battle. who SAY s that the falling back Of our
army viii prove its salvation Sslsta Reporter
BY the time it gets 10 the Gull OF Mexico
then, lit viii be entirely out OF dalgsr.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

40 s ss 9ss ' s.s y ..s.::s ~, .ss :.
iIofa Ctsy~siiie. "a the Wesfsru and Atlantic RAT
l;oai- S,lsmp1 IEaiiaer ~ " iiiian l. ward. N
tl- neish5oIfolc nj show The phre say rirs-
nz g. pnrchase- barkata =a1 br lad IN tk1 l.n3.
90. applil-fsrr % = Il WILLY
Jas lDfh iS63- Opposite tte Pot OEaa-
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$50 REWARD.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber Al Dsfon. Ca. IN
tie 18th int. BR8Z a-yelieE boy. tEeufy-f.iai
Safs old near tx feet high. weighs TN htni| Il
ROUNDS. Is hony aud active-hnd br0ul| cIatli
coat. brown jeans pAuts- and leather cap hrlu D.
hind and Oefafe-ht will TO 10 Est . thh l4lkees-
viii pay The Aoofs fss-rd Tor SD sr. delivered
in baton JAMES LYMAN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20
Lookoat Mountain PropertT for saIs.

I OFFER fer sale Fhe abs,ts p----ersy bsIosrirr -
l. r. " Won Ald-ho1 ard a--l y Ain fer ~
Years Boarding Srhool. az rrcsnty
Il is l. contsins two iart I've story esildinEs 40
seventy Ihs Errsuc ssntntsiEG siEht $780,
enltr.rrs ur4Enirtelt sp-iuk 81 ner~-falllnr ~
rec stone water AHA . cave. ard Gne NJ
tie latter also large 6Asls. Lit<han. 49,
.oass- Sl,okrbouss &c-
AZ fhe nsurfai7 fsrsrts Place Ser n.nnM -
sori- q wiIl u1di,uttedly becnno zach nera -
This property bting Ia oiy po-.euinE
dauf supply q water within canreniruf reauh u
5usfs consesrst Of ths urt "a Ia s the kinA
lan1 II WILLY.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

wsrqr or FeDrnAL Ts.ssrOuE "A dis
patch dated wiImingtdn. jan III. says A
FsderaI steatner. supposed TO lie trspspert,
went ashore Of Wrighisvills Squad, nine
ulaes 4enes- at SIX lock on yesterday eve
ming Ehe vaka total wreck.
He1yy tasisr at sea Wind South
stornnv
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NV AUCTION AND
~ CONMlH8foE HOUSE.

~ = lrNIlQN nOl0Ls
20 lei MAIr IT., LrNcnErno. "a
The undersigned have nssocElsd tbernn.Iusu h,u.IN
e nader TIE sfyls and drm q Janlo1 r scoti c.
for the purpnss Of coudnrkinE rsnsral AUCTIoM
and COMMISSION BUSINESS her hn1s 49,
lhnt larEs nd elegant buiding. Nc. lC1 Main rIrrW
L-ynehburE, Va lately occupied ~ J.o- = Davis
Co., and On Gels day 81 Decenber naxt IN -
ready receive uerctandise Of al kfn61 for rrfrnn
and aneilou sales- Iey .nlic co.'s irnnonts 81 Ma
oflctursd snd smoking robarco. s1r1rn. nola...f
Co1ee Ard other fsroccries Bale cottcn an1 Cuflun
F1lrics % al Efzces. Woolen Godn- Boot1 Eho.a 40
Lfaf her and I'll cfoer gods USUALLY oEered fur Ne.
Their fr-t AElctin1 I'll t1ks place aariT 80
in December. q. which do n0iire. viii u1tiIosul
viii - puh1shtd-
They respectfully refer n the rnsrch.nh ..s 80
ne-s men q kithr1ont PettrsblrE DanriIls 40 -
er cities % the huurh who1s ntd ala es-ep1rnltnn
I'll - saly appreciated
JAS P SCOTT.
or BE late frn Of Ichn T. D1rn \ -.
HENRY p B0COCL.
M h. PlERlSH.
hsnbsrI 81 TIE Arm q B1eock Z RnrrzIA
Tee er.c-rr e Boeock 4 F.ri,a. H. Q Brif~s
street. I'll ronkiu1s a. t6s ed rtand ~ 1.n1l
tecl7-3n BOCOCL 4 PAR1nh
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

aey- The bprpt bridge. o'TI.r til. Holsts. and
wafaugs Rivers GU the Els Tenn. ( Y a. r. r.
are being rebuilt as speedily Ls they possibly
can.--The Rrist.l Advocate tsys the one across
the Wsi9rga win 10 $. nearly finished that
The Gar il i thought. will pass over it il 81
Of ten days.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

sat- We find quite ! shlmasundt or news
from tho United States And Kurops in late
RiGhrnead exchanges. which pear upon the
ronfused condition Of the times all ( <r the
North and IN Eng land.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

~ Or. Edwards. an old and prominent
citizen Of Bradley county, died at lis residences
in Cleveland, few dap ago.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

~ The little editsr Dftls Ss.hvill. (Abo-
litionS Union, sAlis Dick So Ar fresb ooser.
II DigH eyer gets aro.d Xxx Il hi, coat-tsil
he will end him to DO, in reality, the fresst
s.booter' in Tank esSots
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

~ II The Yankees failed to capture any
breaastufls at N prfree sboro theIr losses in the
6eld. at least afforded them suffitient feod for
reflection
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

~ colossl George Walton. ron Of one
81 tile signers Eof theseld Declaration of indie
pendencs, Died il R.tsrsBurs VI i. few day,
since, .g.i seventy tbre. y.aTs h. was
formerly Territprial Gbv.rtpr of Fiorida. aud
.laterihlIifs lhs Mayor 81 Mpbil.. lie vas IL :
father OF the well. known Aadens Oeiavia
Walton Lev EFT.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

Des- The Huntsville ConfederAt learns that
Major Strange. Fcrrest's AdjutaHt General was
not killed at Lsxingtou, but was taken prisoner.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

B8- The celebrated WI. G@odIow, of Muir
freesboro, Tenn. is anb9uheed to deliver a
series of Lectures on Primitive Christianity
in. Atlanta Eel
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

lsay- The residebce Of a bfr. BIN Parry was
robbed tie ether day in alyani4h by a burglar
named fGprrekl Tie bprEEar WIS arrested and
That lasi dose of Parr3.tiorrek
was rather combining.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

e6r The Yankee Congress. lis hobbIing on
the cid crhfches througHA1s sssspooliof black
guardism and riot Of blasplIemous power
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

- Rev. join P. Campbell Win preach this
m, rning. in the Cumberland church, at II
o'clock, Also at 3 o'clock ii. All con-
valeseent soldiers in the ltosHstals, and others
in the city are invited tol attesd- Seats free.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

4 ea,- The Efe.nvvifl. Bal.per SAYS a We have
= score Of idle boy, shout thu tswn. who do
netling but spin stfeetvai h morning till
Tight IF that's 50, they will be IL = fair
wy 70 s. SIR itch hemp" when hey grow up.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

z NE SUBSCRIBERS have a farm Of son,s $50
aFres 1t open land. ~ good repair--to rat fbe
Prsssnt Jsar Good dwellings. aud Negro nsnses
Via os1eI nsceseary cunrenie1ccs-t niles % cal>
no1n, foroon County Ca. on the Cosrfnnula River
- ee1s. ~ trzcf. and for sale also Apply -
IN li-zF CALI { BOWDYs
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

rfn- TheIprgniI.es 9f lliskINiccb nn .ndH Tom
< ilkird have lIesslburnefi 10 The stouna Des-
friction il the ffierd and fellow o the Ysnkee
army n Miidls Tennersee. TheetSirty Onion
says thar tie army ofthe E1Epa Il IN lss.r,ll By
tilh blasg ef = terck light rro{k ssisin from
S4shvilieite III. hears ofGearzial They will
hIId we dan assure them, .tv.r4i pips1lnots
bffore they march very far.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

ata- The YANKEES profess b IoEs u. and
Ike ShyIock would be FrEendsilwith us"
Fhay would cbneiIia.. Ne, bud 9bmproniise
with rs. ThisIgaIne has goHe en- INV fnr near
~ Two wears and We an say EAs an bid baptist
darhe ofdrrl adquainta ncs once said Of a GER
tain church de4een !: Eonl- fBlks differs aboni
brilther A Nut y think be hst the ,vinhipgesi
ways 10 nake 4-Body h.Is hiIa OF Any ulesiber
of ,bilr soctek4i IL
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

49, Trains are running On the Nenphis !
railroad IL taf;ranEe, Tam.
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m MONEY FOUND.

A coNsIDER4 Bile son Of money fotnd IN our Of
ians-lm : IEIrkI 4 lfEs
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-29

BAD WRITING. - Although without
doubt it is very fine thing to be a bad
writer, and though it may show nerv-
business very desirable to one who wishes
to excel in -labor-and though one
may feel very much honOred by the
thought that almost every smart man who
ever lived wrote llegibly, yet there are
times when tolerably readable hand
writing is an accomplishment not to be
despised.
am far from ignoring the usefulness of
bad writing when a scape-goat is wanted
for errors of all descriptions. A rather
obscene sentence, an error in grammar,
faulty spelling, all are liable to the charge
of bad handwriting but still there are
occasions when it would be pleasant to
think that what you had written could be
read with some faint approach to the
meaning YOU intended being discovered.
1t worries person dreadfuny to have
something put in for something left out,
or a fault arising from haste in compost
ton overlooked in the manuscript, come
out plainly in the print, or, by some
means not to be imagined-eXcept from
bad writing-have the whole sense OF the
word knocked-to use beautiful phrase
from the lower world-higher nor burnt
boot. Especially is this the case when
you are up a little on the stilts of rhetoric,
and are abont performing some difficult
feat of gyrandotus. Who would imagine
grammatical" would be spelled gram
matrically:" And yet, l must have SPELL
ed it so, or else it was-bad writing.
There are men, am told, who write so
badly they never know what they have
written till it is put into type. Another
class are delicious sort of people to whom
to write. Once | saw such person read
ing letter that might have been Hebrew
for aught I could say to the contrary.
He read little way and tnen burst into
tit of laughter. 1t was such a joke he
must read it again. At the second read
ing it didn't seem so funny, and by the
time he read it again he discovered there
was no joke at all. 1t struck me as rather
good thing out of bad writing, and ought
to be classed under the pleasures Of the
imagination.
Well, consolation is cheap vegetable,
and yet l have none to offer. If one
writes fast he may write badly; and if he
writes slowly he may write worse. A
telcgraphic dispatch, newspaper article,
and a doctors prescription should be
written plainly, but love-letter, bill of
extras. and diploma, may be written to
the lowest verge of uninteligibiity, and
yet be acceptable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-29

A. WARD AS PATRIOT. - 1t isn't
money that we want. But we do want
men, and we must have them. We must
carry a whirlwind of fire among the foe.
We must crush the ungrateful rebels who
are poundin' the GODDESS of liberty over
the head with slung-shots, and stabbin'
her with stolen knives We must lick
'em quick. We must introduce ia large
number of first class funerals among the
people of the South. Betsy says so, too.
This war hasn't been too well managed.
We are all in the same boat-if the boat
goes down we go down with her. Hence
we must all fight. 1t amt no use to talk
about who caused the war. That's play
ed out. The war is upon us-upon US all,
and we must all fight. We can't "reason"
the matter with the foe-only with steal
and lead. When in the broad glare of a
noon day sun a speckled jackass boldly
and mAliciously kicks over peanut
stand, we do not reason with him l
guess not.
And why reason with those other
Southern people who are tryin' to kick
over the republic: Betsy, my wife, says
so, too. 1 have great confidence in A.
Lincoln. The old fellows heart is in the
right place, and his head is clear.
There's been some queer doin's by some
of his deputies-civil and military-but
let it pass. We must save the Union.
And don't let us wait to be drafted. The
republic is our mother. For Gods sake
don't let us stop to draw lots to see
which of US shall 60 to the rescue of our
bleeding mother. Drive the assassins
from her throat-drive them into the seal
And then if it is worth while, stop and
argue about who caused all, this in the
first place. You've heard the Snowman.
You've heard my wife, too. Me and
Betsy is l.