The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-18
frOm- The Knoxrslle Rezi-s-r.
s0H OUR EIfToRJoUs ARMY IN KEN
TUX

from he Knoxrsiie Rezi-ssr.
sod OUR FIfToRsoUs Army m KEN
TUtIlT.
81 E',thusiassfc Rereptioss NJ I>ezis cton--Cers
<asttis'. PROCLAIM tfnis--TSeptu u-l.Iais, Flock
los TO hts St.rlsIarsy. -
We have received information fatifhenticl
rpm orr army IN keitnckr After leaving
X ichInODd Z encountered two Feaeral regi
n.fiiiH Al the Kentucky river. and soon roafsd
i,.7if. firls many prisoners. aud driving
az b.tlaiice 10 Lexington The next rn0r.liug
t>tpt. Zd- our ytcfrrIons and aixancfst- froai,s
nfrched INTO lexington. and were Received
~ iul fte most Intense enthusiasm anil exuress<
ioiis Of JOY. which I'D the hearts ut orr brave
7el.lieis good. Substantial evidencek OF grai-
siif'ie on the psst of tie citizens Were most
q liiiii-liit- u he " hole people of Nenfnciv
are thoroughly stirred NJ and--ssol lilts..rinr.
rsisidiy Already 5eO0 iisve been Arexuized
iiass ee viii very hi50n haze 2nDDn rlrr
itfif lftfcs has been marked iy a perfect
fifr Il 81 crssps- Tins Federal stofes mas
raimanliien. horses. mil-s, L., &c. captured
.lsl ilsrnense-
9nJ gofions' ias fokts proudly over the
Capitol Al Fraiikidrf N.aris AMI f.lsssv other
toYlis are IL oar I'assessson- tisciils;s, Lou
fsyiif. &c. are greatly stirred -up The re-
ceHtOn given john H. Morgan til his arrivai
at -exinetoii. Was glorissris 10 ulusesA
he ioiiowins ~ iie proclamation Issued by
NKENfUCKIANsf
The Army of The Confcderate States has
asuiIl entered y7nr territory. under lnis com
maid.
ile; no one make you believe We CONE As In
sadeIs. iDfesesce yt5sr viii. u exsfcissr con-
srei over ur soi-I.ar from ir.-~y1lss, .g'rinei
pie we maintain =. flAt Gux1-rrieisr ,f.-rivcs
as Just powers fr5Inl its 6lsei.t oi Esils gov
eri.ed. H
shall enforce tie strictsst discipline irs or
der that the property of .ciifzefs aud tasseoin
b%ifnis may be proteeied.
shall be compelled T. procure Subsistence
Tor my troops aintiis you, and Atl4s sllldl be
keaiucliasisi vse cbnae. not As Invzdlrs. bur
liiief aioFs. We come igtoking tie Ftirit oi
ycul resolutions df 1898 -
We come 10 ar,nss yoi from the leihergy
which esishrOuis your f,rcfh0Hglt affi (which
tofelsoaes he political delth ot yonr Stste.
Wo cpiAeto t-s- tln irfiii OF what we &c
iieyf TO be f5ui asrers 'on-fhat ke1fueki-
an5 iyiI{nSh- jpin-in ine etGft to salias.ie
W Ard 70 deprive rs Of onApgopcrty p,;r liil-
friy and our de..rsst Hgii+s-
Me come. fc strike<A.t the Chains. Which are
heinls riSIiel upoa you
Necsll isi'on you = uisite year arms and
join Niiil rs II hnfl.s back from far and
s'ilus Illii,s. Use Northern tordrs- wh.i would
fseifly - ~ siis iibeFiy that tI.es may rnIsy
or kisiS'.sIi, ss-
.i<e sre .l,,~iyeis Can you tfes..us As enc
iai.sl pur i.-lf-s afsser-Na.
KiEsr Ssi7r.
MAJ fi.,Iies.-i T. 8 ARMY
ErbH. the .eiiets o: . volunteer IN General
Smiths army ~e h4ssths felldsins interest.
ius details:
ms y.Ffrz AZ a,rHxOsD.
The fight coianeniei Al 4. II. Argns,
80. near Bethel ChlHeli. on the Richsnond pike
- y d st..rLri tbe enemy alter several horrs
hard lz57pns- They we're reinforced irena
tictinDni. and dispute every inch Of ground
tlf iiey reached tie f9zll. and about snu,iews
they were completely routed but ~e l,..i
Starnes and Scotiin tie rear Of the toxin. who
basssd them as fast a. they came Gar. give
you ii,w details .ot the fight as ] sn resting
now holding my horse. not knlYiIi- whar Eui-
meni we may move have siis5 seen r..
have not seen hiIa 81 &C night before last he
is uni iirt- One 81 dlrlasieTies Das nearly ont
al ammunition when ht Was ordered To have-a
vsgoii luad taken MP 70 supply IL. The enemy
lad 4.,t the range 81 il. shell struck insnc-
dia;e. uEder his li'irb- IL did lot explode. but
causei his horse 10 JUMPS over a fence uaicf-
ing slight scratch only He is riding 4 mule
i.-iiay having all oflthe captured ard scattered
arms to gather up rhi-h viii k-eP him very
busy al day.
IS a. the killed and wounded on our rart II
Tier. More pFisonefs il,An yor c-as e.,au- ,coi..
yesIcliiy. As 10 iiis. scIts.,it., - Acis .l.ss !
csnBeil fe et express q sfrreci opinion think
IS hil.iy esscouragint s. the >tuth-
>TII1. i.A1ER--Pgo ~ rs eESkEsL snirEs a l.
~
LE1issroS. KY. Sent b lss2-T r.rSfe 10
yeu da sunday fftsui kichmoHsi-@ Monde
n.orriirig'we started fif-ii place The eHeils
made i stand al tielrivtr bflt ss.oa drove
'heni svay-fs,i 0we4is after them. and ellcanip-
ell within seven miles u THIS place. A iter our
esies,nli.if,eiits Vas -nletie ClpfaiH osrcns aii
Nei~oIl laiiei for fffeen ,nen each. l. accouT'a
nv tiaclu r. mike s--,srrt sr'lai We krs v no
where Z. B.. r. C. AID myself xolustesre..
On tisis service We started with orders for
,.sch "a keep irl onr rlaces tai sDl = sneak
above a vehis er We Eetf through Ills
and I've paths and ins as day dawned after
ri,ilua. lard all night We struck the pike leat
iny from Le ing10n 10 Frankfurt ten miles
from Lexington Here the fun commenced
We charged on thgsy or forty cavity v.lo
were Il, a house waiting for breakfast We
captured item all witteut firing gnn-fnqk
them of Tie road INTO shoiio~f-leff them fnefV
under r,i.rd srti started ~ something else
fssisad not been long on IA road until We saw
some iaiaatfy. whom We captured. and kept
,5n psuri.ig till we had taken one hu->sffed
and shiftx.6ve prisoners. xtstn. we tbongnt We
had better lezve-, We nlet sssD,cr OF our OWL
men. who told us lhat Lex.pSfon had snrrend-
cred wifh6Iiz = gun be5D<hTed. 50 We took the.
m IN road TO that clty---our army hsd-nssf yet
come m The-lzfiies met Us everyxhere-uii
and yodng-<vith every description Of eatables
al co;aE round and shaking hands with rs
aud s.lyIng how glad they were 10 see rs and
fiat we had driven the tyrants away, and that
f1,ax- ,rrsra trfrf.- more free