The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-16
I GRAPEVINE AND OTHERWISE,


cHAr-ASoooA---- Saturday BrsnInE. P r.
Tax GKArEvrSrl The luxuriant and produc-
tive grapevine, has otillumined the columns
Of the morning Rebel for days past. The cius-
tiers ofjuiey items which, pendent. gIittered
from its many branches. week ago. have not
for that length OF time RECALLED the eyesight Of
its impatient admirers The absence Of the
-H4utIIer Of its being" on a tour Of inspection
into the middle counties Of Tennessee. in quest
Of = budget of startling intelligence win ac-
count for the non-appeaFance OF its fruitful
gossip For IS weary hours have been strug-
cling among rolling bales and bufeting man
fully, against q sea Of sick and furloughed sol
Idiefs, in order TO reach the readers Of The
Grapevine with arrhful OF GA dr. and m
mored dispatches. of vital importance to the
Republic At length 1.-The crisis which were
10 have arriSen-hAve arove- In other words
| have returned to Chattanooga What have
FhearEl' Why this. simply
That three Federal soldiers. Kentuckia1s
having become disghsted with AbrallaEn's ne
gro proclamation. and their own long cenEHe-
me ut IN Nashville, quietly "vainoused" hat
~ranclie" and came 10 Murfrecsboro. and gave
themselves up to the Confederate authorities !,
were laroled, aud have returned lannentine and
reHenting to their mother State This grape
vine actually saw ard conversed with them =
one OF Them an old Kentacky editor nan Of
many parts" but more recently of foreign.
parts. They were all. evidently men of intel
ligence but tile intelligence they brought from
Nashville was decidedly neagre.
Two old members ofti1e -Blapdy First Ter
neksee,- Ii. A. lfoOPER. and JOIN TusNrE.
Esq were czptured at Goodleiisville when
Mecook's corps PASSED through that place.
and were taken to Nashville. a. prisoners Of
war
MYSTERIOUS Individual in Northeastern. but
tQn-holed this easy going grapevine in that
place the other day. and endeavored 10
convince him that the policy Of the 4Yaslzs-
TOWARDS our Southern friends in Nashville and
vicinity. would be harsh and cruel in the ex-
tffue. lie had seen two Of SIorgan's men.
who had eonverseh with lady in Sumner,
who stated that she heard Gen. Rousseau re-
mark That We came into Tennessee once, en-
deavpfing By mild measures to win back her
rebel citizens to ther allegiance to the Gov
ernment. Falling IN this We come now with
i,-e d,sd s,ro. n 10 dctasta,e their sountry and
STAR e them into submission" So far fem
suci. a policy having been pursued by lie.
Federal forces rocJniiy arrived at Nashville. ]
iAvs ro,ivers ci With several persons directly
fflmi THAI eli J.. WHO declare that The course Of
tie -,4leral dsiicers toward the inl,abitanls or
tie ely las been unusually eoneiliaiory-
ArIuok was in circulatibh O.: the cars the
oihsr Icy. - be effect tl,as Barnsides would
islriselia,els .lYaiI Zee to seize Richmcad- Past
expert nce slsoald teach the Va KEGS 10 give
MP ilat hope. and alter the expression in
Shakt srearcft to Re l.sl:--
.'R,,hmefd Z. taei) oniAs ssi-s. ny Lsfs.
Ills EzcsIE.lrSc4 the Goverl,or and s,aff had
Mt Aiurirsesboro on tie l2.h. bur had not
reathed the capitol at last accounts. Theylha
arrived as far as TullahornA, however. P3ssi-
tsy' a flank movement is in col,te nIlatiOn-
I 0S plr. that a number or singularly stout
booking slnea at 4Fns'' pass daily down the
iine from Tullahdma with sick transits for
Tie li6sl,itals III the language Of the classics
i clusiof help e4claiming. sictransf gloria, pc "
MY ralrsD aHaT7 at II urfreesboro. dephtiz-.
ed dis grapevine TO take charge OF several
'tieffees OF bacon for his family consumption on
my dawnward trip Standing erect on plat
form car between two tierces Of his badon
waved him sad adieu-and left him I'd mis-
taxable in h{rcsl' Fl