The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-07

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Haas! So on with al other articles Of cloth
Ing, such as shoes. boots#corto fabrics ph,
varions other itemsl What was sold in Ten
neFsee II eompaFatively fair prices, exorbi
tsht charges have been asked for in othe
places El1i llIlHfIE N
| The Bank Of Fsnnessee advanced to TIL
,'onfederate GovetHment at various times
when the Departments at Richmond was IN
allie y lffafpish currency. from fFe to 81,
millions III dollars which was essentially ne
1 cessa4y at that time to the subsistence apc
trapsB ortAiion ef the army. which sum hhl
~ The paih been reimbursed 10 addition
the State of Tenhss@ee|arlned and equipped
j prosisi91pl force Of over forty thousand
men at . hpst Of near FIVE millions of dollars
Dyer fSur rRilli0ns 9f which is still due u
he State pf Tenaq4see BY the Confederate
GoFerpmant. Althong ID the greater portion
Of Tennessee has been occupied by the enc
my still die State has paid sl,l06OOo Of
the Confederate war tax. Had Tennessee
refused % 70 with the South and contribute
= e
Of her labpndanee ID sustain the Southern
armies, what would have been the condition
Of the South attHis time 7 Although the
State has beep in h great portion overrun by
the enemy never have the people Of anb
State, with 4 few khasnef ul exceptions, prof.
ed tFuer and more deyoted to the South IN.
der such trying circumstances. They have
been robbed of their property, thousands
and tens ofIthousabds of their negroes have
been taken, but ih the main they faltered
not in ltheir deviation to the South. 1t is,
therefoFe nat only unjust but unkind and
ungtatsfulIin the ditizens of any other South.
ern State IA speak disp4Fagingly Of Tennes.
see. we speak % this subject impartialIy,
for whilst citizen Of. Tennessee, and Justly
proud Of th4 noble conduct of her soldiers
and The Self sacrifdIng spirit of her people.
We have many frieH4s ana relatives in the
army from other SEsites, aud we feel doubly
solicitduF that there should always exist be-
tween Tsppessee Hbd the other States the
utmost HptdIality dfIfsalIngI Any estranee
ment which has taken Hlace has not been
caused by Isnnesssl, aud we trust that a
proper pPdeFstandiHg of the facts will re-
move any shkind feelings which, We regret
to say % NOW EXIT to some extent. Let
justice be dPne toliFennessee and She asks
do more bht By all means do not cast re-
Elections nn4nI IS,ate that has done and sufE.
fered 50 much for The cause of the Confed-
eracy, ana whose Soldiers have left their
homds, pSertuu as tbey we're by the enemy.
to defend their sistHr States of tho South. i
KS The blood off Tennesseans, Alabamians
and Aiiskissippiahs have flowed in one COM
mon CURRENT 80 sHBuld their feelings and
affections be ubitHd For those men ID
TennessKe who hay4 aided the enemy by
word Ior actipn We have 20 apology 10 offer.
Heap ,denuntIiations on them as much as
you think proper bit remember theyare but
the neutrality-suspicious. and are as much detesteH
in Tsppessee as pny where else. II Other
States Were pTerFuu aH Tennessee has been
lis pr9babEe the SANG class of men would
be found Id them There are SOME men
every where ready to Hetray Their country
for niopFy i they are not peculiar to Tennes-
sec. Dp Inpt, vie ASKS. denolnce whole
State foF the conduit q 4 few, a very few
Bad nep.H Hl#l Il