The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-21
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iczarTAsooe1- F., .ThaEsdsy EFeoiag. ?. x
ifeel Ike i4.ssils IBID pf the battery handle
this evening. an,slnat;nz the OLD wires hum a
merry tane Iro4ghoti Is length and breadth
Of tie lan5- I,3lns IL irf5se lively spiFit and
faspir llof de,erninatb n DOWN The lines of every
Southern brigade. Fen more days and the
disniaI Winter win u over. Spring " III ten
thousand buds Il !romise. and the cAeery
carols Of M iiep or more Southern birds, viii
be with Us IN a jifys Then the hustle Of The
camp and lie srlphuIous music Of the battle
field viii be resumed in earnest The South
and her independent sons viii lake to It with
alacrity FOR waEsi'' till be the Nar-cry. aud
backward will roll tie nsinious ef the Yankee
despoi Now is the accepted time 10 strike FOR
the final and complete Accomplishments Of our IA
tional indepea leffc- The attempted subjrga-
ton Of the South IS llscOming unpopular with
Northerners at home rs give .hese fellows in
arms At Vicksbuis Of the Rappahannock. and
In Rutherford ssoutty such a wholesome
tlirashihS tia 1t VIII become more and more
unpopular sfill wiki then. Strike till the last
armed foe exPirsFT and If he don't expire
make him GerspiTe: Little at least
Strike while The roa's hot '-and If Won
thihk II aip't hof-hlst It by striking. We
hnfstp chip peagc out Of these fellows.
u Pfher words. We bare ts whip them All to
pfsess
Then. and not tan then. .wiIl follow hat
quiet which rasseth al West point under-
s'anling. Inthe mean time. have just come
into possession eF :. Nashville Dispafci Of lie
Ilth inst, from which 1 ls.rn
That the notes Of be shelbyriHe Bank 4se
quoted at par irsthat siiy.
That Tennesses DO as sold at 97s. &C in View
York en- The sth
That there was a runor IN Nashville last
week that Ar. J9hn Qverion, late OF til I city.
died reesHtiy at Chattanooga. If my friend
everten really bid die, here he failed IL
apPrlse me- q tie n i. and The Dispafcl is
therefore permitted ID get ahead Of tho Graz
vine.
TheSDisrateh says the matter Of Hrs r. J.
Story ardN>lSer negroes has been before re
Chief Of Poiiee ht Nashville. several times
vi Tin the rast tsvs weeks.
1T seems. frosr .thd evidence brourht ont
that two colored va men belonging to Mrs
Story had rented a + puse and were living On
the corner Of Union nd Cherry streets that
two or three days agP Mrs. Story went 70 the
hcuse and said to tho younger Of the Tcr,er,
that she must &c with her to EheIbyville. Tle
girl said she did not wish to 20. Mrs Story
said it made no aiffetence--she must get her
things Immediately. The girl then want nm
stairs. and not coming down when sd;recsa5
sic was sent for. Tho girl then went sut upasn'
the top Of the hon se. and being stigl followed
jumped from the top Of the house to tic
ground. with her child (which. it may be
mentioned. IS 'qhftel IN her arms. injuring the
child and herself severely Mrs. Story caught
her upon the ground, but after a struggle The
girl effected her escape. Mrs. s desired The
aid Of the Army Police in obtaining her -er-
wants, but it could not be given. Besides. ID
appears that Mrs. 5. has attempted t. yet
goods pluggIed through the lines
have received dispatch from Baltimore
giving an account Of banquet to schencls
the Press snhjugztor Horace Maynard (of
Maine) was there, an said great deal about
the horrors Of tile vi r ID his dear. dear state
OF Tennessee, which he claimed to be safe in
the Union against a I trriiors in al tine to
come
IN Df-Lsai Aisf Loboie Rice, tie eldest
daughter Of Dan Ric4, the show man. was mar
ried the other day at Girard. Pa. to Mr
Charles Reed, an Cd uessrian connected with
the great show. The match was runaway
one. and very disiatskful to the bridk'sparent.