The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-28
could give him sheItsr pow. The city :
eninently ft for him, and he is pre-eini-
nently fit for the city.

nently fit Tor the city
The celebrated I. gentleman from th'
front has a rived lie is first cousin, 3,
marriage, 10 the individual So seldom 81
luded to by the estimation >, writers as 9TH.
reliable gentleman. He is recent,
'.thfough from Nashville . 1t is mystery
to the uninitiated world, how hegot throu I'll
but it is shrewdly OWNED by the shrewd-
est Z at Rosscrans, or '.any other man. put
him through He says, the Fsderals have
und 3ubtedly evacuated Murfredsboro'. lie
even goes SO far as to say be saw them do
ing il, with bis own two eyes, They are
falling back towards Nashville In short,
they are in full retreat on Bowling, Green.
The anxious South may rely upon il, that
they have been falling b ek for nearly a
week. At the present retrograde speed, it
is not At all unlikely, but they viii fall
back by this time next year, So far, thai
they will have circumvented the globe, and
come up on the other side Of the earth, to
take US in the rear
Gentlenian from the front also assures us
that one half if not three-foufths of the
army will desert and 60 home as soon as
they are paid off Rosecrans, accordingly,
with that foresight which has efer charac-
terizsd his military career, has suppressed
the fni ther issuance OF :. GreeIbacks to
his rryops, The decentralization in the
Yankee army Is terrible beyond description
Not h wing be en paid anything f r months,
and not having had anything 10 eat but
dead mules since they came into TenDesses.
they are naturally attenuated in frame, and
in no frame of mind to pursue the rebellion
further .OuF informant, has talked with
three iourths Of the Yankees, and they all
tell him this thing not By way Of joke, but
as . melancholy truth, s.in strictly conf. i
dental way
Five hundr ed regiments of the sweet
Westerners laid down their arms We have
since been Informed that they took them
up again; Three or four dozen Illinois
regiments are men under arrest for insub-
ordination, and are closely coufned in the
cupola Of the State Capitol .sdsntleman
from he front, who, By the way is as far
seeing and sag4cious a gentleman from the
front, as the front has yet produced, is salts
fed in his own mind, that while the army
Of Roseerans i thus terribly depleted by
desertion, and the niutinous cond oct of the
troops, disease has also been maxim sad
havoc Five Or six hundred die daily
They die SO Fast it is impossible to bury
them, and it is no uncommon sight to see
the public squa Re ttrewu with dead bodies
for as long as week at time. The die
off even in the pnks at dress parade, The
habit of dying ih the ranks has becbme such
a nuisance that he commanding general has
found j. necessary to put the next man on
ten days extra duty who am uses himself by
dying on parade without permission Of his
officers FIJI
With the Lights before ps (lighss, by the
gentleman from the 'front.', y we are salts
fed 9f the rapid process Of tiisintepFaticu in
the Yankee army. The public may rest
assured that our special gentleman from
he ffo9ut4 will s4get through as rapidly as
possible, and We hope to have the pleasure
% announce il few days, that the entire
army has dissolved and nobody left but
whom We win surroand and
capture.