Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-22
The Union and Rebel 6eHeraIs..-4
Recreation on Names.

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there Is only one General in the Southern
army who always gets up Early, albeit
there was one that resigned who Eas
hebitually, Pryor in rising. Though
the rebel officers are rather noted Tor
rapid movements, there are two decided
Folks among them, and one who is coll
ti6nally Cumming, yet does not come
along. =,
though We may have q General Hunt
after the rebels, some Of Cur Generals,
including the old Hunter himself, ocea-
sionalfy fail to bag the rascals seeing
which General KetehHm ought to resign,
unless be can prove he knows Hove.
By hanging on the enemy rear, II seems
to as that General Hindman, ut least
ought 70 be caught
This war has brought forward, more or
less conspiciously, several military
names. There are Pickett Of Virginia,
Battle Of Tennessee, and Slaughter Of
Alsbama, on the rebel side. Phifer,
would do to put in the band, and Field
isns Inappropriate for a scene Of oper-
atoms. Steele Il not 30 bad either, aud
we find Steele common TO both armies
| There Il no use for Shields ia our
modern wsrefare, at any rate since the
Shenandoah Valley campaign Of 1862,
though the rebels continue 70 employ
Archera
Mountainous as some parts Of the South
are, there are two Hills down there that
seem to be particularly hard 10 get over,
and a Breckenridge. Dense FORESTS,
heavy Woods, aud difficult Rhodes are
occasionally to be seen. B0ggs aud
Brooks diversity the prospect, though II
must be stated that the latter are not
produced hy Rains Of North Carolina,
and OF coruse not by Rains that fell At
Stone River We don't know much
about the Rebel Lane, but are advised
| that this il different from the farnOus Long
street Hos long that is ne are not ap.
| prised, though We have seen the mention
| 81 Miles We have a Meade, Parke,
Woods Brooks, and Towef-the latter,
aoweyer not remarkably tall
There Is no shisky in the Southern
army, owing, sc AuppOse, 20 the difficulty
| u procuring that article. There -
however, Or lately WAS, Kimmel and what
ever ale ran be got OFT Di Adams. As
10 oar army though we keeps Batler,
We don l. indulge 10 anything stronger
than Meade There is a Porter on the
Rst, though Be Il out ~ present This
refers 10 The Andres brand. Fitz-John
(not Demi john Porter the AdministrG-
4 ton swose oil FROM IN November, 1862.
What with the laws Of the Congress in
regard 10 the abolition Of sailors grog
and General Grant temperance order 10
8 ths Army Of the Poto nae We may per
haps look for total abstinence some Oh
these days. George Washington Morrell,
70 one Of our Brigadief Generals-and
q Majo Generals, too lor that mattsr--were
as moral as George Washington
As the rebels seem 10 have thrown the
f.aes Of their society into the war, the
mechanics aud the tradespeople are not
remarkably well represented There are
two. Coopsrs, Gardener, Leather
s beater and q Taylor or.tso-a The rebels
have their Parsons and We. have our
! Pope The oniy worklngmea represent
4 cd among our Generals are the Potters
aud Taylors, always excepting the
SIniths, and the ConfedeFates, ~ the
way, have them too a
Il We don SEE how the enemy can cant
food as long IS they have Hogg, Mutton
4 and Greens On the other hand, il we
8 should ever get out of beef, we can fall
back on our Eiele, We hear that Gen
eral Pike, who eslgued the Confederate
service some time ago, Is making over
lures 20 be turned over 70 Provost Mar
shall General Fry.
There has been great deal Of talk
about National Banks, carried on through
the Treasury Department Il win not,
however, escaped notice that The War
5 Department. also has its National Banks
located In Louisiana and Texas,
If tho Administration fails 20 put doSn
cut 10 pieces, aud bore ont thisi nfernal
rebellion, il will not be for want Of tools.
We have Sickles aud We have Shears,
nor must Sc forget the old Barlow We
don't inst now remember mach that has
been done by our Augar, but we have
several that would not bore We might
make some sharp remark about General
Blunt, but punning disagrees with us.
The rebels have General named
| Trimble He must DO relative Of our
General Ricketts, They also have
General Withers; we hope he will be
wrung. Let the CALLED fade vince. -
Il General Wise is.a well known Confeder.
ate We can beat that we have Gen.
eral solomon. There is We believe, ouly
enc General Cheatham ia the enemy
forces by name, though "a large number
in point Of fact We are afraid there is
more than ono General Hooker in the
Federal ranks
The Confederates say they are fight
ing for their homes Until recently
Ilelmss was fighting tor them, but none
hurt, jeh Davis has Just put Price on
Arkansas land, but we reckon Red River
viii run redder yes IL he stays in that
vicinity, They say the stream is CON-
iag up, but Il is Rank, and the latest
quotations report Steele going down.
4 They have General in the South
named Corse. He had better 20 to
Toom1s
The Sesezhhav buried two Garneits
/ The Fedsrais have brilliant Stone yet
above ground
10 Us Il always seems Il has always
4 seemed singular that Briggs and Vessels
should not be in the navy. Well let
that pass II is q matter for Wales
The Rebel army is bad of for shoes
Part of Il was at Que time Frost bitten.
Our army might be able TO get along
without Sehurz
We have q Couch and the enemy
! Pillow If they were together, We recon
/ the former would be on top.
Oh. pshawi This is nonsense: let's
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