The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-08


.FI1e Yankee DrpFedsssrs..- .s..s.
We learn by letter just received from
Major Wind sykes, at Huntsville Ala, that
Colonel Roddy's regiment was engaged inthe
fight under Gen. Forrest and is said ohaye
suffered considerably. He also informs us
that the Yankees, IN tlsair last raid, burned
up he Ai66ry College and Female Academy
At LaGrauge. Ala. They also bnrRed all the
siorehoaaes in Iightou, Ala.l except one, and /
many fle dwellings, near Cat place. They
burned al the smoke houses, corn cribs and
gin hoasas. With their contents, wherever they
won't Wholesale destruction ssemed to bel
tLer object. T4ey did not with their ipfan-
ny, come much this side d Town creek, and
are now said 10 be beybad Dear creek, below
Tnseumbia. 90 .D5 ~ sas.gtysI
L2wLEssStss ~ NoRTH GfoRGI1 = a friend
writes US from 0oltawab statiaa, that that
section hes been tor some time fast infested
with gang of outlaws, stealing horses,
negroes, hogs, and in fact everything Of value.
a few nights ago, q party Of gentleman df'thst
vicinity .went 10 pursuit Of the marauders, and
succeeded ~ capturing three Of them--two
brothers, Fathel and tie otheF, a maa named
EIrod. These three men had just returned
from chewing expedition down into the
lower counties, and had stolen negro, some
horses clothes and saddles. They had another
negro with them, who escaped. Immediately
lsr'g the capture Of the thieves, five men came
lnp hJmje counties belowGldtook themback
70 the scehe 81 yle}r first depredations, where
Ia is hoped they will meet with summary
Iiqttice. Xxx. t,s,
bGy' IN the course Of this and the next
oou,h, says the Mobile Register the terms
Of service Of 100000 Yankee troops expire.
Meantime the summer season with its hot
weather and low rivers, comes to the rescue.
The Yazoo and otlier hibutariesof the Missis-
sppi will be ITO longer accessible to hostile
guuboats aud transports, Rosecrans will be
pushed to feed his army when. the Cumber-
land and Tennessee areanO longer nayigable,
and Bragg 8 cavalry breaks bis railroad com
lmunicatoh8 Lee may elschiiy Us with q
Istunp1s defeat to the enemy on the Kappa
/ hammock, and clear mp the atmosphere ROW
murliy and heavy will doubt. But whatever
Providence has in store fot US our paramount
duty stands out---it is to arm ARM ] ARM VI
DEATHS IN TuR Ord TENNESSEE REGmEST
(Col. Walkers formerly BroNps) at Pert Hud-
sob, BAL, from the 9th Of MARY, to- the 18th
Of April 1868 .'.f u, i-.' 4+t.
! We have beep permitted tocopy The follow,
Jag complete list Of deaths in this regiment
within the period above mentionedi furnished
70 a gentemarin this city by Or. James A,
Bowers, Surgeon ofthe regiment
Henry, Bate, private Co. 3, Cerebritis, jan
10Th. j, D. Knox. private Co. b, Remittent
Fever, Feb. Bird. A. J. Richardson private
Go. X, Pneumonia Feb. I2th. J. A. Bargason
pfigaie Go. y Typhoid lsysry Feb. l5iu.l N.
Tx Noncompliance CO. K iteinitient Fever, Feb
ll0th , II. Barnes, private Co. q, Measles
Feb. l0fh Geo 3. Bugg private, COB, Ty.
Iphoid Fever, Feb. 25th. q. N. Graves, private
iGo. /, typhoid Feyer, March oh bYnl. Tillo'
ry, private Co. A, Acute DysentBSy, March
27tl. James NJ. Vance, 3nd Sebg Il Coma Me
ningihs, april Sth. aasaaaJ 19go9aii 81
942J 81 f794-i .---r--e lc-.gg oH.n lii1
lF5~ A serious accident lately occurred a
Paris to ono Of the daughters Of Mr.. slidell
ETho.young lady was riding on horseback in
I the Bots deaBoalogne with her father, whom
lher horse took fright and threw her Violently
Ito The ground, Her head etrack agaiaStth the
wheel Of carriage, and on being raieed up