The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01
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"LIFR IN TRB OLD LAND YETn
spe cial rsponderce Of the RebelT
HEADQUARTERS NRD. DErr, !
Ceburnes Div. Army Tenn, Tuahoma Jan. Is.
Editors Chattanooga Rebel. Or Scott, Surgeon c.
S. A., left at Hanodsburg with the wounded from
Perry vide has just ueturned, leaving our sick and
wounded amply provided for, and recovering rapidly.
He says that the ladies' Of Lexington, Paris, YER
sailes, Coyington Dsuyillo, ebanon Nioholasvile,
and other towns sent large contributions of clothing
and food aud in many instances accompanied them,
to see that they were properly distributed and as
sure our wounded Of Il err VAIN sympathy with our
cause.
lie also states that The Indies Of Bonneville, Ohio,
sent very large contribution Of winter clothing and
also boots, shoes and hats, and large quantity Of
the finest cauyassed hams, That Frankfort and
Louisville furnished nothing, because they were for.
hidden to do H., He heard Of a contribution, that
was said to Lave been captured by Morgan and an
other " hich the Ftdeials seized and gave to their
own wounded.
The detection in Kentucky is so great, that even
GEN Jere T. Boyle is suspected and IL 10 be super.
ceded by an Aboionist, aud that al The troops in
Ke ntucky Abolitonists, Of which there is di'
vision at Lexington brigade at Frankfort, rogi.
Lebanon, ard rowing bands Of Yankee cavalry, all
Aboltionsts scattered over the State.
when The Fedeu troops came TO Frankfort under
the pretext Of guarding the Legislature and Govern.
or from Morgan raids, the members denounced il
trick refused to sit under tie surveillance Of Yankee
spies and promptly adjourned
He says that Joshua F. Bell visited Harodsbnrg
and went TO see the Confederate wounded, that whilst
there he declared himself in favor Of exterminating
the Souihern people, men, wcmen, and children
This is the same man who, four years ago, chose his
own platform and ran for Governor against Magonin
he was then in favor Of tie equality Of The States
the right to take reerces TO The territories and de.
carcd it to To the duty Of Congress protect slavery
there deriving the warrant row the Constitution Of
the United States; and il Congress failed to do so
was for meeting the question and deciding It by an
appeal 70 arms There are not many such bloody.
minded men in Kentucky as be is; and 1t IN 10 be
hoped net many who have been so iaithess to former
Professions
q There is lie in the old LAND yet, Like the prodgal
SON. she Is eating the busks but Ike him she Is rea ~
to say, III will arise and CO." She loves constitution.
al liberty which is where found on this continent
except in the Confederate States and her true sons
intend that she shall be one Of them Lock out there.
fore for whrlwnd liom the dark aud bloody ground,
and lot us all prepare ourselves on both sides to for.
get and forgive many things that have occurred In
hot blood, and under mutual Misrepresentation It may
be-
Or. Scott was well Treated everywhere except by
Gen. frainger commanding at Lexington, n.y., who
took from him blankets, shirts aud drawers, newspe
pers and in short everything he had-even to peck.
ct knives were taken. When he got to Louisville
Gen. Boyle ordered Gen. Granger to return him bis
clothes, which Granger refused to do. lie says the
conquest Of the South has been given up aud every
body confidently looks tor peace in the spring. God
grant bat II may all prove true, Mr.. Guthrle's
m outh IS sealed 1.-The same Is true Of all the abes
I'm ion men Ia Kentucky
Very truly JEo. NJ, Johnson,
Chief sageon Cleburnes Div, Hardee's Corps.