The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01
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7HE arrRoo4nK xa7ENzSr o. GET sugLL-THr
GROUND 4BAsDoSsD BIZ ouR Fsiacts-- El4f=1
HKTs st774s Al B.9iIyla GeEEs -zsERsL lsyA-
Sion OF KRfrvcKr. &cf--f==
prom the xe-l..n-4 TINES e,orre-r r .nsl..at
y Ttssc skEks. kr., Sept. il-The retro
gafs ninv'.iaens OF onrt irPala. 5n the part ,,f
Sen. Buell. hss al lengih takest pace. a. tlse
o-e@kIng NJ Of err camps at Bftiie Creek -sitr
men took pqssersion Of Dechard. wlieice. aiifrI
beng jo'ned by Bpsil N iperspn.stisey ta.skl
their i'ne of In srcf for sllrsreeshofo. =. Bat a
5r!et period OF lpacti sitv WAS llr1nitfed af fnl5
point, when The cnl'3lra.il.l IL N;.ssv S
was giyef. Il9- city was reached s-isssosst n
coantefins Pc enemy. or Tie ia~s.e ae-s.ts,li.
wagon or efouiias party bys The eiirs .ias. N4tn
werc on ZIP alert 20 aniiny and iarasa our
movements!
aieu.tiTEf. tie brigade At Gen S.ssley. wllie:i,
had been stationed ~ Colh.alsia anl Pn.tski.
Tennessee, ard AZ Elk river aai ;.fitcsni
potsis To guard tsjdges alii trains; ana ihtl
brigade Of Gen. Rosseal. stationed At Ifaiits.
vile, Alabama. received iIpasc'itiig ofa-Is III
JOIN tlrerJHtfa a,oy sgtlny at Nss.y l.e.
These orders were promptly asi,l most success
fully obeyed AR .ud3id2 Tennessee ssaih II
NsssltoiLlc md NORTH A,abttnn rssentsy l1ekf 6u
tTeAs buell. aud Michel may nor Re said fo-
5s Temporarily a5yRsloaediby az. troops T-s
report that lE.s gained cSTrsnc1 tllrsag3 th-
pabllc prints. that Forrest an ~ Rebel cav.
airy were captured nesr Columbia. Tenlesse...
- itc9irtcE and that noted gue4.lla chlef yas
n"st Certainly operating in atotiier quarter Al
the trac$lle exploit was said TO haze been psr
formed. fE 4lAll
On ths arrival s.....S S1alsviEle OF The larg4 ant
We! appointed army .: General Buell.. orders
were giyen 10 proceed 4: elice 10 Bnwlis4
Green. In this funveineld General \ esley iissi
the AL vance. aud NJeachedA Bowling ,t;reeil Ios
On the same day iliaTS iSndral Nelly reaelEr,t
ibss place the general finfvtineiit from hass,-
vile cnmuiencr,i. aid EN Atill gn1rIg on Ipt
coinmandAIei Geper,s AN.od 81 ,Iak. 30
seaa, Smith, Siarsweafier lrtisend.n &C. i, c
embraced II ms Janenlent. Oyer tweftly-
three hiirsrea Baggage wagpas. connecle.l
with these seysrsi coipr:llds. have tteditvi
srrise,i hero n safcsy. Ills IaA;..Iise - Yss..
e.si;. 81 w2sD.ss All mene4iehdrsI asiiRi n.si a.
over forty sEsiler wslea ik moro TAM naii tes
distsce tfs,m here u N1s'sN lie
bowiin. Green ami syicIaits compase one Evast
camping ground and tiio Aers Garth iks-iiiiEiss
10 the fEe;Iti u martial 'nss Tie diviairn.
OF General Mctook ami Crit;enatn hs.ie Iss,sl
yet arrived. bitgare, nli efr way mere. ta.-igsl
ADVANCE will most pro ably he II f5-n.sitN Nori
IN the morning. Gen; Mctook's- ad abce Il n
Franklin. twenty+ene anieR south iia.s l1lhee
Gentlemen who casrhen sthis aiiernoo rel.ol
heavy cannanading and brisk I0Bskefry III filt
vicinity oi Franklin to-day. A ienns.dethhi,
reinforcement was hnrrfeliy dispatched traIn
ihs place III fklt direction to-day. Fl ~
Thought that prohibly siene al Cae.l llalir wht
leads one division of BraxIon Bfasg : army
and who is reported as having crcsseA t:st1
Cutnl erlatd sonlo Gays since, has ~ coi.slat
eble force, pushed his way ,hfensf EasiIireh
nessee by way oi iattsvile ands r..s. i.A a tlasf
upon AlcCosk. IN the neighhori:ood o. Flank
lin. with Z view ot eaptaslng hIa supply tain.
eni cutting "a n part of. his forces 0iieis
.hni. that MurSali has made ,ash unaI tiel
tram coming up; buI tis IL hardly p1sA4l,iss
that,ianed guerilbl has ior ,..ln,- iime .,.s-
been in Ire region NJ lexington from wh,efi|
point he has beet. filing Southern Keftieks
With hlnEngl appea!s II The young iassf-
To-nlorreh will devssiop ILL., trGfi. al ia.s sr
!.oried eaanouadsug From personal o'iS-i. va
ton We Gan say fi,at -iweniy ioai nosiss ~
thrzs ,s1a ne appearance ot Tie eliSnll 4p"n
QUESTION UPON TIE lips os all is is Nash
vile 10 se evacuaIets?, Tilou his stlgses
quite diversity o. ou.,..on exists yerIfIem
What wefiKave seen AMI from ai;ai We ki.p.
uloh the subject, pe te..i ainiaei say II ~ 81
i.g that Nashville Will rot lr ;sISe1 X. s,...is
;rporr- rltliont the exssfeIlss 81 tis- most III
Feratiye neccesity for tie step. We l.ilewii,l
viii not te:
After the departure frefn that cry foi Ker.
,acks 81 thsst part .f Gene, al Eu IL 10. as IN
d-cafed ab.iNe h.ain: tfeterai I sieslia- Is n f
his dIvisissn. Will ss..i III there asi helw.tf 4
doubtless be reilier4ei tlv artat e;e.I,ra +.
Grants -aslny. Our t;pserrnci,t sr..sas 81 II
remain ia Nashville. aud VI reiyy FTe,ssi zsus-
are still. mounted uEan the irr.ihess.rrsI alb.
saritol III. Tor she dsf..s e al ilsrsclty. his
= '.@st docs not iesk Ake All eyacuation q,
Che place.
.sNf seeA a. rsIort ia tie pauefs to rhe7
seffect that Gen RosesvT.ns ssasl riet the eIIe
sal inpeio. ail.i that hs had hesn iise seitlvsIvl
Fepnlsed. lIiFs is iesst4ct. 1sae-lHi latiea-
hle asia=caai0as .,er,,ef tie, Wfalesf Asfsif.-
"a caa5pa ssia = not apt . be .deesEtxsly re
pu.s-f-' Z has 4su been stated tl1.it .ss y =
marching through npsfdie TeiI.essse r,,s es,is
Nashville The most lroba ole whcre;E hen;s
Of General Rose rcrsns 4s doN.i, tine Ohio sfver
a genilenpan OF unGenbied yeraciIyI ami os.e
whose oprur suniies Tor knowing are road
AID wlo Is js'si rom ;he DE;p irlo.Tns e that
Transports ND several days since been des-
patched 70 cairo,forst the pnlpose of conIs.ytt,,.
I shr General np the river. Atto what p3 rt e
70 be Ii, deetirat'ofsI am unahie 10 say
As indicated in 3ernei letter, tis BsielS
ATE attempting 10 ieksGe kei.tsills, a. ssSels..l
different roirts einhIi:slieoss.l and iIye 81
esei, loElsr asst faes s.l,. e us.Ae.,t ast .la5.
ant 1her tsg i,osts fls4ln the joIce III DR.
State Capitot Wfnie .sroni pi.r RepisseAiaiiy,
Hall their oaicts AID praclainatiens 70 foria
Tbcy hgva ad~:4rse alu1oat vithlT, atrfk