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The Daily Dispatch: November 19, 1863., [Electronic resource], The enemy in Upper East Tennessee. (search)
, and it is said that Cumberland Gap is blockaded with them. It is certainly true that nearly all of them have left Jonesboro' and Greenville. Hon. N. G. Taylor, a preacher of right countless, has certainly linked his destiny with them. Hon. T. A. R. Nelson is also understood to be gone, though I doubt this, for with all Mr. Nelson's faults, I think him an honest and conscientious man. To be sure he is not at home, but is at Knoxville, defending Southern men, many of whom have been arrested atless, has certainly linked his destiny with them. Hon. T. A. R. Nelson is also understood to be gone, though I doubt this, for with all Mr. Nelson's faults, I think him an honest and conscientious man. To be sure he is not at home, but is at Knoxville, defending Southern men, many of whom have been arrested and put in jail. I was surprised to learn that Rev. Mr. Stevens and Col. Wayne Wallace had been imprisoned. This, however was their own fault, as they went back into the enemy's lines.