The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-03
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All! tho hsroism Of our nolo Southern
girls How the pages Of history will glow
with the stoFses Of thsir r,iens sur ,risss
and desds Of uotlc cIIra,a IN the hour oi
sseir eouusrys perii: lIow ''IvavdIy and
NEE obey have tsorns ths .&unt and in-uls Of
the oppressor Of tie North. rather than for
swear their sunny land and their chivalrie
kinsmrn, on the distant battle. field.
| have just received htter hon lady
friend from the Nor,h of Cumberland river.
within the snemy's lines. bearing date Of the
18th ult.
The brars Yankees are stiil consulting
outrsGea upon the drfsuseless citizens who
refuse 70 pcTjare fheIDsei zee TO the ,iespotic
powers Of f.inc6indon,. Old men aud women
and tender youths are in,arcerAlel upon the
sta!lowoss psessxis. last ,soush u young
had of fourtseo vas ssre~sed IN sumner county
and taken from his parents in the night to the
town Of Saundersvil!~. The charge sg.:nsi
him was that lse had placed olstr "ctms NJ
on the Louisville aud Nashville railroad. A.
ter moch truu'ae and delay. the parehls by
proving that tho lad Mas at home anil ia i,is
bed 1T The tine the obstruc ions were said H.
have been placed there. succeeded in easciirg
hss rcleasr -shr y outhful prisoner being re
anired to five an onih pa NE. Only 10 fancy
the chiyalric warriors OF the great Yankee
Nation. ~sxiug var upon boy Demanding
osths Of sut mission from child, In Code
nine--why srs LOT these towards driven
back TO their aCouse.a dens beyond the Ohio
river.
Three .ounR ladies tst+s Mis.es EIams.)
daughters cf respectable farmer IL the
neisbtorI'"oiDN Goo,I.ettesvii,e. were arrest
ell md taken to t.~llatin. where they were
kept in cnnio~ment in the resideace Of the
venerable Govcrpor Trousiale They have
not yet been reieased.
About the middle of the past as,nth, two
citizens Ut davidson, living nssr the edge %:
Sumner. were arrested fr refusing to have
wood cut and placed 1T tie railway station.
They believed the order WAS si@l.iy III impo.
clifton on shs part OF tie Railroad COMPANY.
and refused to comply. They w~tc come.
quently arrested Ivy the Yankee sold,ery ard
taken to GAu.tin, where they were couiiu.d in
the court housc for three days. on the coarse.t
fare before their friends conid effect their 70.
lense. Both gentlemen were reqni,ed 10 give
bond in the suna Of one tlso,xa..d dollars to
have wood cut for tho railroad, whenever a:
or,ier to that effect comes from Gen. Rns.n.
crana.
Another TREND from GUNNER writes:--
Tor 10 :is s"s . tass IL sa5 hs
here in SUMNER. 40 nany citiaeos have bern
fosced 10 take tie oath ssd give b~,rss \ ssle
cent order from Gen. rase. the redee~l Com.
u'andanie at Oalsstin, requires every citizen
Of Snmner to take the ossh. OF 60 eoGah. 10
yon need not 10 sorprised 10 see great rrany
Of Your friends South. very sooa.
A few days ago Yankee officer was impu-
dent enough to tell lady il Gal!atin, u,at he
hoped abe would change ser opisoin with re-
gard 70 the var. Her reply vac ssief and
pi,hy:-~The best wish can give to you sir,
is, that prcx MrcAxx may catch you aud treat
you like puppy--as you are
Dick actually did capture this o.kccr. not
long since. and his whole reginent--bsf vhsls.
er he treated LiG after the msnner Of the
infaatiIc CANINE .deponeat aayeth nst.
The lats~t o. die iron the front" 10 to tho
effect thai our boys are full VI tight. ssaIs in
arms and eager fsr the frey. whenevsr oessral
Joe cries havoc aud lsts Slip thu dogs Of wsr.
-.
~ The police Of kichmoud Are fsIfy &C.
cupied IN que.lfng distnr finances 1t the sssgges.
ies. where ssbel whisky 10 soid. Th~-sssn"
arr down on the bars. Hisrills .fo9ssuf |
The difference between you snd The "ssass."
George, 10. that yoa sse down in d,e baYs"
and too confounded druak to get Up.
~ The Marion Commons alt. says tisat
the wheat crop 10 that section 10, uu,nsssaily
pr ami sing. asd I not cut of by ses,s Of s,,e
vsriaus iils that wheat IL isble TO In shis eRi-
mate. bids fair to yield bonntiful harvest.
~ We learn that the wheat asa hreit
craps is Easefiesd Pissrirt. C, below Ham
burg. are In . very promising cond;sioo. With
favorable sea.ons. an abasdsNcs nh ibese
cruPs will ke made. russ VA
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~. Col. John G. Burch, formerly Of the |
Nashville Cnioa and AnArriesa. has keeu -.
p siused Aacssrg Adjntans t'en~rsi uatser Zen. |
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