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rivtrJ ir cafr ??i-ivr fr'm s!.c Ti: thf it a-fear-!
ic a pj-er that I :M 1 rocrt the ,
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rmiiiOtu'.- ! ire : w.i.-rv.t ;ae i.xacai-
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rerra-jat. aijltr J by .-u!:- a uuri'I.'r f
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c-hi a -. r. tr ar A;iijt-:r Hall.
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siieUni f t'.-.f Tal--c : .rA-
fa MI! jrtt-.l i- a fir r. t- , 'h.
t--T-.i-a: rr
?oea:.va. In
object of the performance vory 1 ;i
to be nn-ri-i.-T. ae I we h'-i t-
la'.Jir aniw::-!i
wan f.i-.i'K
ia hon.
Tht re wiTIbeprcsctiit :n 'he Itaj fi: S"hvr-b
a kexr Sabbath :v thr P-Icr. H v. i. V.
lwin.
Aa.-. 2tth
ik. The iti -h-a- 1 K-.l
.r rr iu.-. t c!..tw: i.
tr r.f tae war : a
i!it:. :r-rtr t;. si that -lite
ic. - X .:! L-. Ia r-
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It s tiiat i jrr.-y'c'i; m-.r- ha Imis iT -uinai'rv
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e-1 than tLe mi rr i.; rl inc-.ix-'-'i.t y f the
X-rth fjr rubja-aiin ';:".' C- nf-.-lcrtri !..
lontrat!n ha aj-j-viic-i lef-.re lie rv-i-'asif imt
rws wf tbe i"'Hith Iiuve l-n fci'r L 1 i;r ;:ta-
a!gr lejrcs lL I',.: r i u't -ri. : r.'l
loIsrCfri of unr- r:a-i ;".r v ur-. f"-.v ".": I
inr the pt-.U-r.ti-i! tnrj-r 1 e-J :.:: :.:un: .
of military p-.w-r i .! -. .-. n I..-?
in all 1 r?rf.nr of si.i; w-rT I ?T -ua r sLu ;! '
the e.::r..,t;. sidic .ipi." t :.t.. cm:::al.
m'.r i-?rfrc!ly en -I-.wed wi:h tLc e ! :..- I. f rv- .
-L-taac-, better n-rrid than i vrr u th.- ta-rrr of a
t.-r rwn wCjt"hc Lj .-itjTt-l :.I !-. t l..t-ri
br'-k'n her ;-T-i that -irit wa bcr ri:t:I i.ow
tb rtu-h!y .'.i- l r.nd rvtul-iaie-!. H
or7atlzxt!-n o-e'd ncur. utiili th- '-'e
t-e reae-l a px.-rft.-ct : as 1 her r i .
' restrieCr-l. are mre u5r.-t fir her :
ynj erabnTi-Iane o ?--l ae-I tt'.-l
ninj. She i now in a C"iiiUt.n ai.1
of the athclete, tiairel tr f irc j t. c'
to hU Lil work, and erd-wt-l t. ;
fkill an I -t,.Iirt.'re to cn.t u- ?:h
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cbtiM at ?r?y jtT I ia :I e j a.
r t.l.itl
A ljtz Malt ani Soma Tidi:.-.
A Iaiv arrival in . t-.-.,u t:ordy. rle it--i-es
a bw m.I- IV'Ct I'j':t:i. truxn XTij---;! i.ii -he
-rry .;. .t 'iiv- way. Ean!.- ti.- tV :t-r.
al acd t".,r.t'.-derata atmi-.-. an-1 acc tu.pstl--! :...ly
by her l:Vh- 0. a ft ' or crr:i ar. wf
S'i.- t'ii fir tb b!!r sa i pr.-:..C'e.u
1 : rair:- I !-". r" r-ijf. '"s !V ;. !..?-. l-..
p'unJ.r..-! !ier S..-i of t-er !;::;.; t-v.-; -.: iLe
cTufb-r hr srorr. S f I -ft fe.i. r;n 1!:- ! 'la. a::il
tiuiin Lcr pilrtm t j -:e f-r!l iri r-ir;s a fiten 1 a:.i
li3!r fror IaS'.t-. ifr. iS irita--:. s.ft i. -ed
her of lbrapt-ir" .? t.t" i. iM V;.. ! . r.-I
tuhl hT tht si :- lun.T.-l .: T. ::i'-t 1!
lbu op lv lia--.c- w.tu t.'.rce frt.-.- . 1 -.-t-n- s
pow.W. and that ttv.!..n? .-.-i
ilr. tarawrll 1-rft Ii:f-: ..n fre ?-,. ni l.'
no
doubt, aiih-ju to: !a-!y tt:-l a: f t4.:-
tafe, Iahon wa- ?-ir: ri-ed aa-I rarVr -I '
WLelrr Irfrrr-la l:-"- ! t!ii- ri-ttrl i
t7tb. and t!tr t-anresl ;tr-.f..iv !. "r.
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t.en. 1
f 'he :
th uar '-y- .
Tb la.Iv Itiad- an t;i.--f --:! . ii'-.rt. lie-a- 1
ea t. prcvrcrtr. fr.. n tt. F 1; a! .--i;tj-i'
-r at
that plac. a ; . t..r .irt t'.i
to Atlanta. ' a- to tra.-.-i I ? -ai-.
rWusetl. ar hcv T'f :tt-'
F-.-J.-taS tin.-
nt rs ru Mv
1 tl.at had
no tXhrr fty-l at ilca-a tt-v.tml a mai
bard tack. J"-.- T ' tr
.rpi-iy ot
t KMn tn-I'ntg3fc.-ry AJvtrter a- t
we el:p the ad-litio-.al. whh r'-c t- ?tnr-.i;!L-n ,
our bnpes that iieo. Vifcxci-.T i d.ia g '-ri St-rvirt, '
ia tbe enemy n-ar :
From a promi -ert rltrzta tf M.r-iiaII c .uniy w-j (
Ieamr J taie -t.i l b-k jc-'T-i v irwm S;-'-ri.-:ari"j
rear. He sai ! ti-e lit .rmati .a r-jia.r Tr-u a r! r- ,
Jinan of Koto", ;a-. L h- ! ! -r t.r-I-rv i to go j
North, bat was orrtUMt.- t- dv i ;B e-.n-;-;tit ,c; of ;
the lertrcitioc "Z tbr rai.r-'a-i s..f.-.-e t. jis t-v cr . ia
fT'rj. It Ku. that tki oti-L-.tr a.ui:.l lu (Ims
Pr,yt-t Marshal for a r.a- t-. .
u.' tii Lc .
was iaf-artnrd that tsavef in that uir
wj- t j
peadrd
Co mm an
upon
bad
tioo
bU.
reo
inr.ttrrnaat also sa-I that Vhclev on r- '-.r:- I to I
have also eaptarcl fift--" I ban Ire I !:-1 1 t.i y.iii. !
beef cafte.-. an-l that t ft. Cl.iut..a b id d-.-'.i-.y.j i
the railroad f.-uu King-t-m t R'ua'-.
Vaughn's Tennessee Cavalry.
" The Charloti'vllle Va. (AVV-. pays a wcii .
merited complitaen? 1 tai-; pailant l-j.!y r men.
We regret to learn by Ui-r a-lviecs tla tieueiaJ ,
Vaughn has been woun-b-l. The character -f his ,
wound we bare not learned farther than that it
has disabled bim fr strvice. 1 1,- (hroriiru says : '
- "According to all aec.u:.t. tl..-ub -,c cavalry
certainly deerves mu-li crcd.t It iu.muMi MT-i
Tie renderc-i thruh.at the lat.j n :., j.ts :
with tbe eaeniy in the VaJIcy o ri;.la r-. ; i;.
Maryland.
It will bo ITUi-rn't-r- i taa: this civa'ry. -n,
mBded l-y 'iencrai J. Vn.hn. i.T'IIi-r. 'i . n
riessets, wa aiL-mounte-l in -.i:thw.:cta Yi-g::.it
f.tr the purpose f parr --p iif - in t-.r i :.t..-u.e:.i
at Pie-la-nt wi:b j-o. lianlt-;. ;.'-.u1l..-;in i ir; .
th defeat at this itoin', A :--I cm -
airy brigade lust t.t laartj or benvro ..tf ttt!-. It 1
fought with a de-jra.ijn t-;.-t:-i k:i--tt:i under
suea rirrum-ttal-etaal a at t::..c v:-:--t. 'The
iliCerAn. b4'itals of tbi- ;tr i-u eoutatry -rati
sabstaatiate this itatTinr-t.
In many insiacee thif bria-le hi oi-tlui h. 1
Itself. At Xvvtown and Hagcr;oaii it i.n-: an 1
defeated Avcrili's f-.reei It ojtrnc-1 the battle at
Kernstowa aad w-n th-r- applause of tLe rvrntniaJ
iag General (Early; for it gallantry acl II, aud
drew from him the remark that ho -never saw such .
J tt- i 1 I t l. . il J t . - t ,1 II- t-. llf-.-lliai tu,i,.iivi atv tatailliutit, 1 . , - -a..-aa.
. - 1 .-.. 1 ... .-'.1 rrnn intnt. :tiiti iftrtrej. tlie iron, dun uie entrencti-
, aad be -a- rl -rre I t-. C.c y....r "n-r .: n s p- r .a; s. i.i..re cu.pablc man teamster and roving . ; the redoubt-and all UiU. th
,aaJ or that t aee t r i .rtar.i .r. t a.! ng j .a. .u-rym .n. i toe uiyeei ot mo wratei is not lo im- rl , k,imvwili,ollt olher stimulant
that tEeer.b; wa- inf-e.i-el f:U a c-:ri,-r . pl.cate teo inn.tecBtwith th guilt, bat to denounc - . , affection for bis master and instinctive dread
itm m fr m ab-.vtr. h . T.-rtrt.-i ttiti t.-r :e. ; the ct il- i.ter.ac-l by bul Hng bim up to scorn an.l 1 ... Ym.kees. Comoraal nuuiahmont is rarely
of the railroad. tLe r.ij.tore f l I't-.u, ai l the 1 rci.rohatiTn of officer and private, render him and 1 ... .1 i,...,,.,,.! r.r nnliee imrmui. Exeter
ing tip of. Tunntrl H:;t l.y i.Vn. V. 1.- c-I r, t!a 'LU conduct obnoxious ta all hone-t aid bcnorabl i hjj vv"";j j. Mlrprised to learn, perhaps, that tbe
Jerinr travel on t!i: ra:.r- a J i:n- .-:...e. i) ir 1 m- n, whether ddienf or cuixen. bi nn. 1 Yankee iii.nia'n.-tured the cowakin. and that It is
cavalry." Dismout.te-l.it was a g--d as any m- njH I tated expresaiy that I knew not wha. kces. who have just discovered tber havo no ate
faatrj-. and Is the saddle It coold not be e.-v!ic-l they" won Id prr.poi-e, if so invited.; but I could it ful him. Ho U et ween tbe upper and nether nitll
ftr gbting. Justie ! a l.ra- l--Iv of men bIjt . jt..agiai- no offer that might be made by them . stone. Hi guardian IinJ better stop tb mill or
'darted tbe above cotrineni."
cxiiii-ictl4sB.
HelertloM of CSccra.
AtuAtta, Uors"i..
Kcfutt 23th J Mil. )
To the anioitiated it ba bee a ml-joct of
. i -.v .v . - ,
ntjulrj bow it bapixaa that ttaj .ProiotmcnU
are mJc f officer vho titxvt Wtv ia anr way din-
arecsade f officers vho nrTet latva ia anr way di-
finsiwbod themMlrtw in biitim exhitit.hui 111-
. - , . . - . - .
! quaLCcaliocs, or daws their ai-r-unt-
inent, aavMaqaircrs Isava Va laaWsd to remain in
iSnunce ratbtr thai j.ia in tn1toa -.trifc wi.I.
n i-t r -u p
now thai neeeautj itpd otir paateit ifiort?,
borotnaa the Uaty of iwary Uue (Hdta hi c. untry
to iMa ever, pton, ,e Interest.
It iswlth this Tietr, air, i.t Irtpc (,h ,uSJ
urt) to aHU 4be I'.i.; :..iiiiis
ani!i6ritie to tbe merit of ecrt..
oers t higher
.n and the cosneoA C ilr.3 .be
in cci to tha-aeiariosiiia tbatei-a yi Eor I bold
Jain muiii t ia-ifiBtiT fur rut-
; ; the lith MU B.gt-, Lo1-aUlrJo, wbe
, .j, tit gaaUli.
intercut and zeal which no exhibits in OCT twm,
losijpiates hitu as a proper personage fr"irrrati n
To Bris. (leneral.
Ct-l. F. baa bad no pet or secil friend fr-.-
, ' : ! nana beforo the nblie.bnt like a true soliW -r, " coiirt.ierea ty me executive govera
i !c- . . ' . . im-nt ui :tie I nitcxl Sratex. and m ill b met br lib.
he has cr-ntenred biaiclf with a faithful 'lu.char;
.f hU dufK in the haia'-le position b. bol ts, jr. i
is ewtirely igncrant of thif inve a well
a r-'inparative stranjer to the wrilert
The appointment f Cof. Farrcl would pivc sreat
; i-atir-fticon tahis nameroas obctver and iroal 1
- I.joocsidere.1 as the jast desert of a true and I ravo
,
A Frikso to Mr bit.
I.iability of Kxcaiptcd and Hctailcd .tlen.
l'!ie lI'owing correspendenf e etwecn Uovcrft-r
V.'atts of Alabama, snd tbe S.-rrcfary or War. ;-
. .- ..... , . , ,
. the incy.ion of the liabil.'y f exempted and
' -tailed men. It will be set-n lhat "exempted "
m.nar liable to da military duty under tbe e.o!!
of :"jo (Sovercor, aad that the detailed men aro
liable f-T f err ice when called oa by tbo Coafedcratc
c-uiin-uider of the raierres ia a State.
Kxr-ri Tivr Dkpartmcit or Alabama.
Montgomery. August b, 'ot.
T f.js. Jt. A. Sfldoa,
' Strrrtnry nf liar, IiirhmoH.t,
I j rccrard the liundol agrK'nlturi.'!! an:i
u:-,lrr exciuj.ti.l men suhiect mililiaajlutv 1 If
f'.rr are nut subject to miiili.i hity thi-y .-hou -.1 It
.-;:!". -i it as reserves.
..' !? is attacSiel. and lJcnral Maury haK
t :sS!i-l for all the troop J cap send. I bold ihe.o
!cv:- .t; i::l j.i-t to tuilitia duty, and have i.-.-uc- l my
r iir.- a-et.tdingTv. Let me hear from you at one.
T. It. Watt. '
tiavcrtior of Alnbaijj.
lt:ca: 5P. Acj. C. IS5I.
T. II. li'..f .
'li e cxetap'oJ mn Rro all lia'.Io to tnilii:. duty.
!. i-!c-! men are l!nI!o H be rai'ud 'ii f-r ss-rvice
i:i a.i -ig.-uey by ilrs ct intiiundvT of the Kcn-rrcs
ia .-ur St.te. Jl. A. U'x,
Scnrtary !" War.
A Crate Abu.-c.
A corrr.-iitident of the Macan Telegraph thus al
ludes to one oCtht9anjt
.8vU iB6dsatjAi,aa life-
,
y, a well as to our b uic
; r- pwxl ii.-n ot thu army.
p.-j ulaiion. thai tue proper autnorities sliou.M be
i.i'.rt- vi"rant n their cfTerts lo gather up tho.c
.vri;,;!' aad protect the country from their depre
.IhI I-.ti?:
t j re!tiuc that ttcn. Il-iod is neither aware of
:i. nutn'-tr .f men froui tho army who nro rovi.t
v
.'I..
t-r
t.ie f.u:.lry, nof f tac outras they are ilaily
i. rtuiiuil(ic g upon persons and proH.-ry.
w . ;d rcriainly souo trin -cu: c-r-
1..C.VJ ..iry. ianu 01 rnvturviacn, nuruoennr
- . ,
r.,.IU t t twenty, sxo in the tiaih practice 1 en-
t-.n. g the fsnai ot tbe pvK.ple and ftkuig then from
i.,,Ij1' - rtr tueir rapa-Moosness may crave Or: cn j
. e rn is eu: iu ih hel I, w lUrmelan patches dave?-
: tate.!. si. I f-l l. r. oats ox 1 eorn'carried off. regard-
u.' 01 i:e j..ie-faiin.t .11 iuc owner iaai iir-y .
bjvd rot A-.utish for tie i own immediate watit-.. (
Private dwelling are ituf aV r.tly entered, and f-.., .
an 1 lu-1iti i.ra-mptjriuliy -l-jmanded, without '
Us of the i..tc.-fatiin of the owner that tlr-v '
ird to tht in--..uvt-r:La.-e or !t'tres they iuSU-t- merit' v 11 tf il :n the present crisis,
liar U-t and i.i.t li!n ral citizei 3 are a-.-ail.-1 in lie h-.s f- this v.ar. He bus taken care faith
it rm- ( th bitterest nu t, baue, havin-cou- : "d enri-. .-f the r,!dier's borne and family whilst
mbt!:,.l th. r- e.,ul 1. th. v at b.-t rcfuc to take 1 a!;in:r "pot. our ene:,es. The swolen and
:! r br.a 1 out 01 their ehi! !:-!.- ui.tutiis to fetl
:t -.-!: a written acwn-wi tlgct:icnt n .t
-t'.i Hi-: r-Jttr it cou-ume". icauic no 1 mi o;uir-
. . ... it, vttbdiiv.
Me man ii-.f hrt Iwl
body foarlc-y to
tha iwnj'i b-illott c-n tho 6c!d of battle, tKi? ir
rrai".?, wh he sb-jutd disparage the patr:tic:a
tr iutllet nr. upttii an-.ihr who, thtei'i n .J
thu ft-tii; hnnpcir, still laoors inlutrfn-'iV
! m s. irni :e th j eomfort of tha fi'licr a:
id a
van' th! i-t-rcat of ftoveruiatnf. Inrieol. .ur
brav-t soldiers ars n t at-t t'a;re. upon ihc
ri j':t ctircii or t:sesti'n the biyalty f a!I jyh.i
a: r n t ia t:i:e of ba'tlv when the buglo a-jtiud-1 t:i
Ler. - r - , - :. Prt.tn;.f -.! by pure and cbivalric tat:r.-e
hunv-lr. ite cannot cnncci re that baseness in others
t'i". w-nbl re-train them from an ettuiiablc par-
j t"- tn-y in he ;reat cuj cf fr?cIom. The d.-.p-r-
It'-n op-.r private persons and properly, a a
, i.-;t riil ru: , d 1 not bsloug to the class of jr-Tod
, .-t.T.i:t-r-. NcvcrthtHeHS they are floing iucaleulable
. r;!, ai.d Jn.-ti-x t th-j trua soldier, no les than to
ur f.:rij d citizens, requires t.hat th:' wnmg-doer
tu! I tr 1 i.r.Uhe-1 and tbe evil ixmcdicd. If th:
. is not .! . , aa-1 that sp-J.ly, it pertinent to
, .1--: n l-.it ait: we eoniinr (or iur it is ioiiv 10 tuip-
atp
iSa. n T.etn.le Ton:itns- under wi-onr? aud I
I it. ion. will long tolerate aJIect:on for a govt m- I
x. nt whi. h irmits tjtta to be injured without an
rff- rt at !- -
f
dticf 1
n.'.i !
M V !
. Tu :rc arc l:-norr.Idc cxecptimis !o the con
a'.! " led to in this article, ''All our sold'crs are
The Niag-utit Conference.
vTATKMEXT t'F HORACK GKRELY.
Mr. Urceiey, in last week's In 1-penJont, gives
th' f ll'twing account of bis nc' tiat ion :
In the other effort fr peace I was a
par'iitati aa f'.llowa :
S-.me time since H was ajrsonred by telegraph
fr-.n; II difaxtbat Mt.sr. C. C. 1 lay, of Alabama:
J !.,! 1 Tle rrpson. of Misshwippi, 'fX-Vnited State
Penr'or): Prtif. J. Iloleomb. of the I'niversity f.f
Viriai.t. antl Geo. X. Sanders. rf Ivei.tiicky. had
reached that city from Dixie, via Kcrmuda, n ii
p.rtBt bnsioess. and all of tbc?e bnt Mr. Thomp
son I who is in Toronto) were rion 'jtiartered at the
Clifton Huc, n the Canada si Is of Xiatrarj
Fa'l. I beard soon after of confidential interview
lertw.-en fnne or all of these gentlemen and le.ad.n;
! :i: rrat fr-m our own and neighborin Plate.
i:r;-l ihc-c were tclcgraphi-r wl.i-crs afoverturrs f.r
r. .. 'nictit n. and condition were i.-t furth a-
tb. 1 trV,;.-, the Confederates wi.nld consent j ,
re it-.'e-n. , 1 eant say that auy of tbeo rcp-.r's
w. re ! r.t., At length, alter several lei di-n-
t ir.riiaa'it.n. I rcreired a private letter fru:
Mr. ai.k-r, tatina; that Mesrs. Clay, Holeombe,
t ; Z" "V -----fs ; r rj- i." ..
biroast! and ati..ther, desirrd to visit Wsshtn-t .u,
un comj.lett" and nnualtf -d rhtcction licin-
: I . 1 tt I 1 - . r it"
given by tbe Presideat or tho S. rot ry of War.
ti:i: r::i'-itt:-.- 'v.' .-f t'rarslei-, nnii mam fc.t- !.: . , f - . . , . p,
.. ... ' . . , . ... r, ini-t-ra'ilevv otindeu tall upon hostile ear. The
g. :an-.y e3,i.-t iu rrtbhin cUKneelcss lamd... , , ,..,..,., X.-T..:l, ,..Po lr,.up arc most tKngerous
a:.i l:.':il:...-;.-onl and i-.iotie witizcn-. Nw , .. rt tl, n'. 0lir J10Kroes have
:.!:.. u i-fivr; more sercpnlou t'i::n hi- , .. ,rvi.,p,. llr tro.,s. yc l,car tne
m r .u::. e.-:naud supplies in tbe name of his l.ov- i .. j .... l t, n-cnliar rhvthin of the neyro as
I -aw no reato.n why the opposition should ne , j.r a.,.t .j,,. incTitablc separation will be mutu-.
the sr!i recipients of these gcut!mcns overtnrcK, ' jp,- aecei.rablc.
if uch thcr were, f and it is utalc.1 that Mr. Clav i ,. ... - . ... JZ.
aforesaid i preparing or is to prepare an important .hf S;'rd.ans sl I. tern of the negro had JatlfT
Vin t t. the CbicffJ convcntilm., I wrote l.cwl' k 'V ,hfr-:r TS J'0 "
Presidents uririnfr him to invite the rebel o-.-nile-T tTleu1 b-" Ter gren bim oa earth,
.,. ' - , , w. j,;-- th.r. t .1.-5,
i abit.h would Hot conduce, in one way or another,
to a rctrntiou of the integrity and jut authority
i of thc-i:iiio:. :
. TI.a IViHrnt ultimitalv. BMlUieacea ID UlU
! ti-tr. to fr a to consent that Uo rebel ageata
i fchouUi vUit WhinKtoo, but direote4 that I
iboiiJd proceed to Niagara aad acoonpaaj tbD
f theiice u the cupitaL Thin aerrice I inoet reloc-
j tMlU UIiat;rttM1: feeling deeply and obaerTing
; thai utmost any ope clue luigbt better .ha been
; thai u1iiit any ope fli
j cn on this errand. H
: aod I immediately star
Arriva onhis sTd. o
! t. fclrr.. Clay A Co.,
Ifut lime acemca prcciu,
started.
of the Fall., I wrofa across
utalin that, on tbe nnaer-
Mj.n.l.i.fr tL.ai Ofjr bad tbejeotjr "P"rs - J
i anthritiv nt Richmond, I wa aulbome u4
: They re:'ondod . that, though in tbe eoafldontial
; ciurlviueut of tbjir aoTtrnment and KttT conf"
, 'JV
i ,i r,,,;tu! l -n.i eired in6rder to sare Unac to
! al Vnco to Washington, and be pcrwlUod
: thenre t- eummnpirate with Kicbooa lor wie pur-
r&onfunrlnSs:
! onj"v,'- .iyn?.,riucd that Major Hay, tbe Presi-
,i..nr ?i Sirt-iarT. would soon bo on his waj
J inM(nii, iatrodoc1.iOIW, banded Professor Holeombe
! fm rag lull . ""f had-riltng of tU.
,- KccrTivt Maxhiox, WASHlJtflTOW, !
.f peace. tT5emt
Jn!r 13,1864.
i the ulmmlonment of lilarcry, antTaulfll miUAww.
1
a. . . 1 thA KABaAt AL. - '
j now ut wur araiat the UniteLStates, will bo re-
. er.il term on Mibntuntial ami collateral pMnts; and
the bearer titcrcof shall bare safe condnca both
: way. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
I IkI the Falls by the next train, leaving Major
i ll.y to receive any resjK)!! to the President's
; I'n.Hcr, M'oulri anv be made, bnt there was none.
; .M. t'l.iy and Iolcomb Addressed to mo a 'let-
! 'V of "h.'rp critiein on the President- proffer
aUkv iiiiic!. which I tirst read id the columns of
t tic !.; - journal of this city. And here the mat
tT clil. .!fiite all rumor of further or other
K-otiatioo. ife-ra. ('Icy. Holeombe and Handets
r.-ioaiti at :!n Puff, or lit the adjaecnt watering
I l n. ! r. .it'icrir.cs, and are still in trie receipt
' " ii fr,,m democrat
: cro he border o!i pnriiosc.
j , ...iI.,jiv n,,,,rve the Pres
.t'.if"on. ami think them ca
jpitio politicians, who
resident's basis of-ne-
calculated to exert a
:tl'iini in.'liicnco nt the Sotltb : and vet I think it
would have been wiser to hare i.iterposcd no con-dipoii-.
but n-k.-d tho Confederates to perfect and
verify their credential, and then make their prop
oi.'ni. For, tints brought to book, what could
tlu'v hnvc proiiVrod thut would not have ktreugth-i-i.'.-d
x'.-.c npholJers of the Uuion cause? It looks
t.i m .t th )n--ii. a mro opportunity was lost for
oottipcSiin;; citlior t!ie Icniocracjr of the lova)
.iu'i-s .r tho i!e.-j't!s of Ktiropc to forego furtficr
;.:.iur"-Son-; of Mvitipalbv With the rebel in
tt.. :.. . .t. !.. .. t ii .ri.f.a T tit .1 l. I. A i.i.uL-ail In i
tbi. b-.t c..-.n.'. h iii hit conviction that every
in iir iti.ui t.f a desire n our part to arrost bloo.
siieil and i-f.?ore n:nity, temls to diaabuse and
c-t;r:J:;i"e .Te:ir--perverteu masse ot those
now tiiitiim to divitle itd
f.t ft t . ... a
destroy their and our
Cottl.'iv.
Tlie !l!ack Peasantry.
' fpiu t'.ic Kii iiin-iri l Kntpiirrr.
Ib.-.v lifil.? .1 es the Yankee know of the negro.
Tin- IJi-ttwnit.-t believed thcta a race oppressed
vd. pan'is'g f..r vengance. Lincoln trusted be
"!j.:d m-ido no loi-.talie'1 when he proclaimed them
frr -, :ia.l made them soldier. Kurope stood in
j expect.!!..:! of n seeoml San Domingo. The slave,
i fv:i:iteil by i!i pi:)i:uses of their Yankee friends,
: t i r i ;i-,vay !".-. i . i lin-ir miisters, but in no instance
j i'.i-I they liiTiik their departure by acts of violence
to person or j.roperty. They bad no wrong to
1 avi-i'i.t. The eohsiaient of a negro in the Yankoo
i tuuu ,U ofu.aXuuojalLur, U'Uejr collar fJieter-
J tiv"-r tin- mi-ijd. liicte an1 tlio ittet-ml ti
. ,.,, :, , .,.?.; vhieh are seen when the rccruit-
i -in otVie. t nf Meico returns from a plantation
with. u'-oi-e .tf o.-.i.is laslied by the wrists to a ca
ble, it i ; n t w..;i.!. r that in battle the negroes
run iriadiv t. the rer.r, overthrowing their reserves
an I cvpi. -in the army to demoralization and dc
fe: l. - '
The phii.irthre'tist nick names the negro a slave.
He i no -iivii thin;;: he is a peasant. He gets
Midi a .-h::re i.f'nis labor a satisfies1 hitu. Ho has
nr. re mo-it-v at Chri-'tnas than hi brother peas-
i .mi .t r.urope. vi:i..r:is rem, cioihtk. ioou anu anc-
i.;i. 1 : .,.. r.. tav :f .:
H'l 111.11 'itiiumi ' 1:1 hmiuiilv K'l 11 rr iilC'IIIUVf
Tni1 ,;. ,...,.., j, su,j..ct Tl t!ie wii of n;a nas.
,,.r . r,...,,':,.,..! ,v i-.,v. and temncro.l with a hu-
,;,;, r..-nr.: f.ir his own interest. The European
operative is .-uijject to the sjtuie control, without
the s.ime pr .taction or svinputhv.
1 it- ) atisee.s lo not lili-.ierstau
iV.eir !i;n: !s !ie is a pauper and a
h.:ppy a:td useful creature. We
fc:i:t;e:. r.n-I his defevts. Ve hti
T!t- ."attkee : do not nii-.lerstaud the nerro. In
a pauper and a curse ; in ours, J
c comprehend Ins
nvc made him eni-
'" " " " 'nmuneraoie nejrroca inieci . i. e
wn:e. Ii i-i a pr.cesi.n ot well-clad, well-fed
tl tv-'s. K a li man has hiA knapsack and haver
sack :i;l -d by the ca-c of V' master. With them
iu.it ch tie i.-4-r.-'er scut by each vicinage to su-p-ri:.tf.id
tli. -tu, ii sickness and health, to see that
they bt n.-S siitfer frotii mal-treatmcnt or neglect,
a:id to e..!teet and bring back their wages. This
iroee--.i:i;i ctti-iitutes 111 part our engineers corp-
1 h -y :.re n-t oar Irti
-titer arc not oiv Uiitcu.
Tiicv are i.ur hnr.ihb; and attached servants. They
do i:r tiiiing. Ii is they, who, having made our
t erttjt-, hate built thnt-c exiensivcearthworks which
riu'iific-' Ui. :i:nnid and Petersburg, and which
i have stood ready for months, to receive Grant ns
1 iic .-.trove like 'i:nf evil animal to break into tbe
j circle an 1 citadel of our freedom. The overseers
; ami n.--ioi- of Virginia have mainly constructed
i her defence. Mr. t'n-Hev, the non-slaveholder,
a- a . . f - . :.. '. TM a
uia 1141 iriii ins it.tii .9 iit-utitiiitj. a tie uoirn-trotl.i'-o
slave did not fly to the enemy. They
united ia providing defences against those who
only wished to employ tlicui to subjugate the mas
ter' and then exterminate both as an incumbrance
upon the paradise which both together have cre
ated. .
- The world givis the Sonth no credit for having
ctfeefed what a.l the effort of rcUntaaand philnn-
fhrc.py, frt.m the Abysioian experiment of the
IV. pa to the litest decree of Lxter HaU, has been
made to accomplish. The Sonth has taught th
negro the language of civilization, and the religio
of t'uiist. She ha clad btai iu garments, an
. . . i . . a a at
the
n
and
He sows and cultivates the
almost unknown upon the plantation.
i Now the Yankee receives the negro from our
, hand at tin biii state of improvement ana dts
j cip'nne. In a few mouths the negro i brought to
i grief and de.-trurtiuii. He is made froc aad put to
: wyrk up'it: his in i-tt.-r'. plantation, under a.Yaa
i W "cotittacior," and very soon he is shot by the
j.bu-hwlt Jtk"i-. or his philanthropic IViciid, tlie con
I tractor, i fnr.nd Tianint; in familiar equality with
the d'-tuded wn-tchc. upon whose uncompensated
laber lie ha.1 expected t.i grow licit. The negro
women a::'l children taken from comfortable cab
in ami abundant fond arc penned up in shanties
and f- I be r.i. tract. Like the remnant of negroes
e.t.ric I fi-'.t'u I'm I'tittcd Colonies by the British
:.i;i.v :n -'" they will infest society as a nuisance,
::u iV.vtili be tiMimately shipped to some Sierra
lCot.'c to perisli by tbe ntrotttiy of vice and idle
:ie -s. Tie- i.egrti'tnilitant, havini; been caught,
tied :a:d fitted v. ith a blue suit and musket, i ein-pl-.ved
as a mova'ile breastwork Ujyotect Yan-ki-:-s.
Hi- mai'crvees bim inarms, and is so
ma-, h exa-perated that he rushes upon the misera
ble creatines, who flc shrickitig to the rear, ezpo--in
to in"i-tt..-l structioT the Ya-nkcc who
f rt.ii.-h-.: l"l.!!;d them. Hereupon flc Yankee
damns nnd desert the negro a neither fit for
peaceful n-r warlike pt:
; i,,-j.oo.' f r e;ti vat n
fl,r Xitn.,n.r a ,n
.... -
ful nor warlike pursuits, a cxposipg him to
cotton at nis side, or snot
miua in bia comnanV. We
1 tnnk these n.rw nilic are already tired of each
and i aban.loned to the tender ntere.es of tbe raa
lie w.ll be ground a i.iack ani impaipaoie pow-
der. For heaTen's sake slop your ' pbiUntLrojir,
Slemienr teu amU Vt aoirs, or your charo will,
like the serraat liberated by Don . Quixotic, sutler a
double pnnlshuent one for bis own faults, and an
other for rovr Interference. ' Let tbe L'ack peasant
Lrert, aad conyergo the ray of your dettructire af-
reenoasnpon taopca-uat or Ireland, or Austria, me
serfs of Rosaia, tbe homeless bondsmen of J'oUii J.
Yon hare imported unoaga experikutntally."' You
csa itnproreyoor physical dofiebinecs by tntscogc
natlon. Ton woul'l bo even more improved if you
oonld thereby ' acquire the moral qualities 6ftiio
negro. Yon ean cu7 the fugitirc uegrw by the
n.octh, rJ him in cheap Jewelry or ea.st of cloth
ing, or kick him fruii yonr door, without pating
him at all. Spare Coffee a little whilo, that ho
may reeorer his strength after the crael torturca
to whreh your wiekoi interference ba eu'ijcctc.l !
a
Interesting Corrcspondeuce.
l'.'SKtUTlVE ltf ARTVBST, )
Colu.abU, August to, IKOI. :f
To the fithtk of Sour Carolina t Having im
pressed t. Mr; Tecnhotm tfco gratilication f. lt by
bin fellowHJtilssns at Ids aeeeptanco of tho otnee of
Ssaretary s the Trersara, 'I reird in rtvj'ly tho
louewimg sssser.. Aimowgn not ienieu tor jint'ii
TiM trbi boncd-tbat satisfactory
I. ffSjiSSSStX
MUlTICtyflBa...
concurring fully i the iuirorUpee i., tbo country
reduoing as law as practieablu all prices, l-.mn.
menu tno l.-tter to the earutul auj lavoraltlo cots
sidorstion of every ci.ucn. '
M. 1 HON HAM.
TftSAS jnv Ukimutvfvt, C. S. A., I
Hich.itond, Ait'tnst l-'.l. -
.To Hi JZrctUtney titr. Iiinli;n i: Stn:
Yoor very kind and eiicournuhtf Iclttr of:o:h ult.
was received yesterday. It it lihall prove tii be
my happy fortune, tLr:uig!i tho Divine blessing, to
contribute in any de -vea to the welfare of mv
country, 1 shall be more than coi.i;xui.ated for ail
tho labors and anxieties to which 1 t l-cr, ao.
pointed. Expression-i of con.idi'tieo and j;iinl wiif
ou me par. oiuy iciio.v-citiison.t, ittieii a.-. fit have
been good enough to, eouvey to me, arc inoit .".rate
fill aud encouraging. I rogaid the Treasury of t!ie
Confederate Stab- as nmt pt-culiarly.tiia t"reaurv
of the people, and there is nothtag i:"i the power if
man that would so soon resto;-e it to a condition
of ease and prosperity as the niairctal and gener
ous support-of our people. There isnolhin-V in it
present circumstances to inspire alat in, butu:i t!ie
contrary, every motive for confidence. An all per
Tadiug cause of emb.irratismetit and ditr.-s has
been the character of our 1 emulation, ilowevcr
patriotically intended, it is not to he di uic 1 tin.
the measures adopted by Conirw fur the reform
of the currency had the unhappy effect of in.-pir-ing
the public mind e.iiii feelings of four nit:l dis
trust a to the course that wotiM u-itimtbdv be
1 pnrd ia Mlatijui t- that part ul
the publl'j
b.l.t
j -. that is represented bv tho Treiuurv miles. A-
O" . 1 : " . 1 . .... - . ...
prvoeiiaiuii-ui o mount; rep-.t-ii.tiion prcii: l?Ke an
all-pervading poison into the niind oriliL- people,
aud greatly circumscribed luid iliniiuislted the
purchasing tower of the tiotes. '
There were many distiiigiiished and patriotic
men in Congress, who eurncstly believed that Jlic
great, if not tlie sole, evil of the currency was to
be found in it rcduudaucy alone. And reusnn
ing from this premise, they inferred that a corres
ponding rcductieu of thU Irrire vohmie r.f the
purchasing medium, would proiluce tin immediate
reduction in the price rf uli saleable commodities.
Other. entertained a d'fleren opinion, au.I believ
ing that the purchasini; pu-.ver mi l value -f !h-,ce !
bl a critical and sensitive 'rtcTicndencc u;ou the j
confidence and good will of thjhu) wtio were c::Ued !
upon to dxqhitne tln-ii mli-turice -f.ir them, in- i.-t- i
etl that a reduction uf the tpit.'irtity, by any in ..-.-!
sure that disturbed the confidence of tin- ii.-.,i.!,'i:i j
the good faith of the Uovcromctit, would lead to
. aaa.l. .aw l. . a -1A.-.- .a-....J .
a i.i 1 f. a t.i.i. j.i 1 . ...iiwti 4.1 1 i til" 1
first opinion, and it must now be unt i-ra!l ml. 1
mitted, I think, that the polirv that nri -. JU.il vus
erroneous, and the cwiiwiuciice. pfceivly m:.-Ii
u 0 au oeen prenicic'i oy inosr who Ojip.i,.- 1 it.
The immense reduction VflVrctcd by il.e !a t.i': :.'.' i
per cent, levied upon the ciirn-:x-y, 1.1PI byi:;ej
iirocess 01 . comiui.ory iiintuir;, p ivi'ie(-ii vitv
ittle effect upon Ih-j" prices itf r it.iVi eliti.i.
Kverybody regarded, with distrust, a new N.h ,,('
note of tfic same character as tfie la:, a;.d rest
ing for their support as a circulating im-di.iM
upon the same pWiljtiv wliieli had esi-Ud in 'di.
appointment before.
XluMhij iathe tru-j difTicnlty wa h.ive t cne-mn- i
ter I think every candid perou wi-t iiowalhuv.
Ieannot refrain from indul-in the h-n.i that 11 tew '
and sounder policy will givnrn oar future lei-1
tbin. tSTho patri'utist,. of Congress Is n .t t., he"caii-
cd in (question, nor me we nt liherfv to b.t:t.t t!u-ir
willingut-ss to renounce any p"iiey t7iat may. be
proven, uy expertcme, 10 1 e. roti.v.ii-.-.i 1 mis
chievous. " Our peipl .-, at th- .auie time. ; !i
m.t
b? M'clif, and ail tbi- respect ti:-; palri'ttie eitMeiK
of tha great and aii;t'-i in Cyiiin::v. tahli ul V ir- '
ginia bava set 11 nvl! - exnmpfe. j
Ou my arrivul in KichuionJ, I found that tin:- j
commissioners of prices had iix-wl tlie a'icdi!e
rale for wheat aud corn at .e nn I ibtlT.irs j
:r nusnel, p.-spocliv- ly, tor tlie m nitlu of Aue. -I ;
and tM-pteml'cr. lho foehng of diirppoiiiliiunt '
and alarm, with which I wa inspired t'.is tr
cnrastanca,yoii enii easily iuimr;ine. This pain
ful fooling was. bowwor. soon chan-.d for (-rttj of
renewed confidence and ht-ji-, by the !:.i'i:irr? f
Virginia. Pnbtie meeting were held ia tiio arri
eulturalcoan'ies, and n.-olatiou ai.-pted. bV,-llv
avowing the iunpofiUI ty of inaiutaini-; t'u- p-iblic
faith, if tho Government were forvi-d by i he pi-nplu 1
pay such high prices fir supplier, n'el p.urt -lically
insisting nitow a retluct'.nu of the ft iu bir'i rat.f, ami
I their establishment tuip-m a basis s-ailici .-iit'y low t-
itispire eoulxdencc in the currcnev. ;'ia; ri .'ii!; v. a-:
that tlie c-Jtnni:y?ioin-i rc-ssi.-t'iiileil an. I lo.i.n-cd
tbo schedule prices to for. wheat fr the mouth
of August, and $5 for September. A wi-er .1:1 1
ro'TO patriotic coarse wa never purjttuil by a:i.v
peopleyanill would respectfully appeal to you, as
Chief Magistrate of our gallant and patriotic Stale,
to suggest and encourage sin.ilarin-.etiiig.- ami res
olutions, on the part of our own people." I. have
an abiding confldeuce 'that a general aad well
ostablishod belief iat'10 iutentlon of Couer.;?, un
der no circumstances of tuuiptaiiun or trial, to
shrink fioui (ho ob&crvnce of thu ii;-st r'gid good
faith in our financial transactions lo. enable
u to overcome ' all our fii.an- ial tliiTicuiiies.
That such is their real iutontiou, I cannot doabt;
hut Ibis rfclcetaiaation should be erieucrnge J 1.11 I
supported by tho publi; dec!.;r.ut:on of our people,
expressive of their own rcjolmeiil t 1 f,ster ih-j
credit of tho Govcrnmiuit by the s:abli.hurnt of
lorupriec., and. by the atr.o.ie support of ita 'i'rcas
uary. Vkatcver differ -n. es ofrpmi.tii may Lnve
existed in The past or'whatevrr errors may bt up
jiosod to have existed It liio pant, or whatever er
rors may bo supposed to have been com milted, may
now be buried in a.eoiutiion jrravc. We afc making
a new start in our Suanns, end under circuuutan
ees by no means nnravarabio or di.eourain,;.
The expenditures of the Govci nment rre of two
classes; those ineurreJ abroad, and those incu'rretl
at home. In respect .f tho first, there has hitber.
U been little einbarrasMiient, nor i there any
reason to expect, greater di tlicui tv in the future.
Our foreign supplies will probn'blv be procured
withont making any addition lo the public debt.
The malice of our foes having raised the price of
cotton to 3'.d. jier poand iu Kuropenn market.-',
while the depreciation of our currency enables us
at tho satno time to buy at homo at less actually
than 4d., it is plainly seen that it can be no dilii
cnit task to draw from our enemies, and from the
complacent spectators of thf atrocious ' wm-. t!ie
means of supply Ing all our foreign wnttf. This
would leavw ns, then, only our domesl'C b-!.-t t-
deal With, aad when it is considered that all tb-.tt i :
asked of our people, and all that the Goveri.tucnt
is called upou to par for, i simply their sutplu I
productions, and their service in transportation i
and mechanical and other labors, who can doubt j
the ability of the people to beat th.is burthen ? If
they Rave all that is asked, witbont compensation, I
they would give at best no moce than their sur- '
plus, aud would be 110 jH.orcr .or the gift. Him , i
then, can their condition bi tusdj worse by recciv- 1
ing the moucy and the bonds of the (Sovuruaicut, 1
in place of receiving no'hjng? ' . '
t nope. my dear sir, mat you may agree wiib
me in the opinions and sentiments 1 liavc express
ed, and may join with tne in the. effort to jfivc "
new and generous impulse to me nuuiie -:entuna:it
upon this great topic f our ur.tional affairs I do;
not think that planter and farmers should alone
toe called upon to declare in raror 01 lower pi ices;
manafaclurers, railroad eomnanic. and every
Seat interest of the country, should contribute to
is rebf m. Let us content nuraclves with inure
moderate tiriees. and keen down the nnblic debt :
aad pot by extort ing the highest prices, swell tbe
puuyuurvueo ana aisiwro our connuence iu kic
virtu and the resources of tbe Govctnment. 1
remain, dear sir, youts. with great rrsntct,
A. G . TBEXnoLN.
eattaa, saea U Its pa'ylja. Jntorest that, tyhjs.lMi 4
nlmjm, J ItT-tMi.; ' "r.l'Vum.-J -y the , . t :jut tbe
uonaiMwwn vi JrT.i--,rih..Viri"ititcom- city fr
in its rrniw iiwwn . ... ..(..,. i, ,rv .no
TELEGRAPHIC
BSPOSTS Q7 THX PSXa ACCOAHC3.
Untereit novuVMn: toAfltof CVmsjmsia the year Wat)
by J. K TuitAaasa, in the Ctwrfc'a, UaWai? tbIU
trict Court nt Um Cuofcxivnta busuesar too orthetw
Dlatrlctof Uouryia.
' From the Front.
The 12aBiy Chaagtas; Hlsr IJga.
- ' Atlaitta. Augawt M.
The enemy retired from onr tright-irwat fast
night, and our (preen occupy their second line of
entrenchment this morning. -The. enemy's Unes
from Decatnr to Peacbtree street are all aban
doued, but U is still ou our left and centre. . TUla
tnoveoient, n bis pert. Is 'interpreted to be
ccntrntion of his forces ou oar IcftT There is
skirmishing this tnarning on our kilt and ventre.'
enemy has not shelled the
iiounv--
re'aehed our lines yesterday
Two deserter
afra(rAl txf nvlnn f .KtA
ir-n 1 httr a loss a 4 avtj lhi.t
of ,hev COme tllrou,,h vv lWoaA Memct from ...
j lunoogn... -
y have t-.it further nrws from Gen. Wheeler.
Prisoners brousht in this morninit from our nitht.
state that Wheeler only tapped the railroad twice.
which was repaired iinmedtately, and trains went
running through. They also state that Sherman's
army is on ft.ll ratioi.s.
fsecoNn .nisPATcu.
Atlanta, August 20. Since morning the ene
my has retired from our extreme left. Prisoners
state 1'in! traiiiF came through from Chattanooira
voten'nv.
The C'Lattanooga f!aiete, of the S&d, states
thnt Wheeler det.troyc.1 the depot at t'tevcjaiid,
Teim., mid biu-ued the town.
l.atcst front the trt
Atlanta, "ugtist2Cth. Tho enemy have mast -c-l
lH.-iM-c.-n Pace's ferry and the Campbell ton road
and abandoned thoir entire lipo on the right of the
vUiiitanooga railroad. " . .
SLvrman'it or.ljr, dat-jl aib, directing a redne
ti m of ruiio.is, was pteked up in the deserted
eauij.-.
There was i'inrp skirmishing on tho'left all "this
& ftx rnoon.
A fpc.-ial oiiMialch to the CfRcinnati Commercial,
dMod X.i!-ivi!.e, Au.-pi-t ISth, says the rebel cav
alry iittar.-!ed ill ays" vi'le, on Tuesday, a few miles
b; l.i-.v Chc.i minima, l.'urioghe fight. Gen. St;ad
innn v.t3 .crio'isly moti tded and Col. Straight was
ki'l.vl.
A disprteh from Indianapolis, of the lSshi slates
lhi.t es (lie time of the draft approaches, the eo
p!u are heeoniiag e'.tcitcd, and there i a great de
tu-.iid f..r .-ah.faittitej of any aad alLcolor.
From .Mississippi.
Mexintiv, Au;Ur-t ?.iih. T'to lines at Vicks
burg ase eotuplcttdy c'osjl for the next twant,
d.ivj. Iii"rts and fjr-js aro not allowed. 'Under
J
l-i '-
m.r iani'c-, it i thV.ight thut 'Koro is anoth-
r-i uj,'n;r pr--..:.! lv thi yankocs. Tbe prisoners
1 e.u
nr.-il ill Ai 'HIT his liv tnrrest left liirc fnr fit.
j 1, tK;
jt I hi uioruing. '
Front Mobile.
rni.i:. Ann-t The fla of truc boat rc-
I .-.;, f,r Tl, V,.l. . L'... t -
!.
tune
--- .a.-.i.... ai,. 1 iuiau-3 Ult elur-
g-i:i ca; iluhu d j,t tao o'clock 0:1 Tuesday last,
tbi Monday ei eiiing they concentrated their fire
j on the fort, uhich replied sharply. On Tuesday
lo:
bombardment was renewed, meanwhile the
enemy eiie'-.:eue'i in getting .howitzers in position
iiii'l the line of kirtnishers on fiie glacis of tbe
l'-rt kept up illicit vy fire on our guns and gun-
i n,'rs- v ita assisUnce of the mortars of tbe
; "ei t they sueci-eded in damainc' several euncar-
fleet they succeeded in damapng several gun. car
riages. 1 he fort did not fire on Tuosdny.
t !.!. Pago de-troyed everything in the Fort, and
s IU-j-i eis -iiitis. Jt-.-iind tho garrison, numbering
.";SI men ivt-ro rent lo Xew Orleans, seventeen were
kiile-'!; the 111:11. ber of wounilf d i unknown.
. Xoii-cutnl-ulants are .now allowed to visit tbo
c:(y. .
Lit nd Jug- of the Cticmy at Crauts Pass.
Monn.K, Air;. -'". The enemy has thrown a
force of four thousand on tho mainland at Grant's
Pa.:, opp-isito Fort Powell. ,
Fight at Clinton, I.a.
Mont i.r, August 2f, from Osyka 2C. Colonel
Set.u fiiight the cnetny in tbo suburbs of Clinton
i :i.rd.iy aad drove them Lack ono mile. The
fi Vjlit was desperate, our men charging them gal
lantly. -Tho enemy received reinforcements and
ive,.vcted their ground, and now occupy Clinton.
er f.iree aro near Ciiaton. The enemy's ferce is
rt parted to be hix thons.tnd infantry nnd cavalry
w t'u thirty pieces of artillery. Prisoners captured
miy their intention is to remain in Clinton, but it is
not believed.
Tclcgr.i)ah;c communication is 0en to withh
six miles of Clinton.
- -- -
Dr r.ttiTrRts ok I'risonkk. Mrs. Dr. Walker,
cultured in Georgia; Mr. Margare' Lennard.i
laundress, captured wilh her husband, a- Yaakee
soldier, nt PlymoutU, Xorth Carolina : Samuel
"Sleet's. United Stale Custom Honne oMcer, in
l.oudou county ; a.nd Wm. A. Kidl, a boy, cap
tured as a sv in Mississippi, all of whom have
been cor. lined in Castlo Thunder for sometime
pnst, wet e discharged on yesterday and sent to
the flas; of truce steamer otVariana en route for
the North. Several hundred sick and wounded
Federal soldier were also sent to the same place
for embarkation, homeward bound. JUrhtHom
l.'x-riinr, m.l.
As Excr.LLEKT Him. The Buffalo New York
dorter thus ;ives Rood reasons for not publishing
tin Deelru-ation of Independence :
We had intended to republish the Declaration of
IndopciPlence fo-ilay, but omit it because it might
be con-t'rncd into an attack upon the A ministration,
and beeaue It is full f "copperhead sentiment
bh-I lemocrnlie principles, which are held to b
'I reasonable" by tlie powers that be. "
A N0B1.T Ev .hm.k. Three planters of Monro
i .iil Clarke cuiinties, Alabama, upon bearing of tbe
1 ti.rcuiniu e-onijiii'tn or attalr in Mobile imdlodi
i atcly took iheir hands to the nnraber of three buu
I il.v l nad seventy-live, and tondered them to the
j (i-'Veii.in. nt. and were aceepteI. "A few more such
j a -t" will ive n.uh of labor withont resorting
.to itiipres.-titent.
Pi.txT PoTTors. A correspondent of tbe Au
eaita, Coiiititutionalist, writing on the lath in at.,
a
say. : "
Iria potatoes should be planted immediately for
a winter crop: prepare your ground-well, aad plant
them e-iiit or ten inches deep, and cover with wet
in p m,i re. Ih i-Jit. otiioii aud salfafy should lie put
ia at oiiccp alsn turnips and cabbage.
fcA Canadian journal reports that several
r-oniidernbte droves or horses, purchased ia Wee-
r . .... i-....r..,?,..- . v... .i
,1rn oll " ma,, slcamcra tfuri0it the past
few days, de.tined fjr Quebec, where it is under
stand they will be shipped for a Mcxiean port, and
thence passed overland into the Confederacy.
Er.tcnT From. Two events are about tu happen
which will caua tbe BebeU" of Mebll to rrjpice,
c en though Farrajrut should be ruiaUig the tr
ar.d irou on fiicir bhatis at tbe time. That isi
He can say "at Tifi. )lolitr RaUter and A4-
- li'r.i .1 -
nai OavFisjaataTf PBtaavias iflumu. Tha
tMlssaiar Jftsnal asya .
ThmarahMt aishi tkjssina HUt prtsosms
Pt'taa an (.via, M la Bra. ervaatari V nt !
' T " "T wu7 Ot good
t.ls Sisafh. TVey ara orderly uTn
Iwir Jay si ii sat, hst m daehM ta
faaiiliae at
rntMtfWlm tUnir
u.traaMraaM to voutbr principle. tb daei
eiplino of ti, eaap U nrj rhrid. aad tbstw'ls ao
bstsaoun botwwra the prUoaert aaSt tha pablku
PawetslHaaaeat) arar get pef svr tha hhrh
t at tha atass, asnch laas get withist saaakssg
distance,
, If accTTva DacAUTMajrr, i
hliHodgavnia, August 1 Vta, 14. J
8 Busaaraas eossplsiaU an uvad ta this a
o. hj fssrwaa at tatba Xrisisa of Mditia
uadar easaajasd of Mai. Ua, Q fissssh. tmr
loaghs, datatl and durehams, Z tska this asathad
ofstattag to all
bssbK ttat
tha Uivisioa has
aafjuan aasAaaUasl MsatutssaB Assssui
auBB aaauajaujuuu; BBajsjBJ' bjbj
d of Guu. J. B. Hood
IU1 sua Uats atfl
asand, or till i;
Udisthaadad. wttoalaat
satisatMl tha m
As It ta hue
tliara ba a dividad
aiAtlaaui,
a-
th
eoaiAaltfl Oaa. IfaktMt.
till I shall tliiak rvnar t rcmsM It si abor Hm.tl
aad all tha uppliedtiaas for furlough, detail or dis
charge, A uit la tuada to him througb tha regular
military channel. None of then wOl ba aetod
upon by ma. Tbe Hospitals of the Militia are also
uader tha dinctioa and control of tha officer ia
that Depart meat, under. Gen. Hood, and tha Statu
has no control over them.
During ta time that Gen. Hood eommands Mi
Militia, they are as absolutely under his control, for
thu defence of Atlanta, as tb Georgians in Virgin ia
am under the control of (Jea. Lc.
Tbe. only diffeiwnee is in t term of serriee.
Those In ViraU sr ia for tha war, whUs the
Militia are in for. tb aeserganey, ta h Judged by
tho Qorernor, and they are dish 'dad or withdraw a
by his ordir. JOSEPH K. BROVTK.
.Kach Daily paper in tb State is requested
to copy.
ug27-lt
ExKCUTire DerABTuaxr, -Milletlgevillc,
Aug. Itf ib, 180L M
jo tat jutnee 0 ise l xj trior Vuri and Aid dc
Camp
I AM informetl that the Polioeuiajn some of the
eonnticis who hare been deUiled under Orders
from these !Icadquar')rs, upon the applications of
the Inferior Co arts, to act as a palie force for their
reapective eau alias, are neglecting their duties aad
giving thoir attention exclusively to their wu pri
vate affair. Ibis cannot b tolerated. Tbe de
tails were not granted to them aa matter of per
sonal favor, but, as a matter of public interest.
Tbey are req aired to give their whale time to tbe
business of traveling through the county from plan
tation to plantation, under such regulations as tha
Court may prescribe, and in seeing that the negroes
on all plantations left withont overseers, are kept
in subjection add property protected.
This duty n) expected to be performed as prompt
ly and faithfully aathey would peform the duty of
soldiers at the front: No policeman is expected to
give any more of bis time to his own plantation
than ho 'doe to tbe plantatioa of like site of eaeh
other person ia tb section of the county towh'ch be
may be astigned by tbe Court.
In eaeh ease of neglect to perforin his duty un
der tbe rules laid down, the CoArt and tbe Aids-de-Camp
are obarged and required to arrest such de
linquent Policeman and rend him immediately to
I Muj. Gen. G. W. Smith, at Atlanta that be may be
j compelled Jo do duty at'tbefrouL
JOSEPH E. BROWS.
DEaeh Daily paper in the State is request
to copy. . aog24-U.ed
liSii tOjJail la
"J" me ts mil, or dark complexion,
medium site, and says that he belongs to a man by
tbe name of Uloodworth, but savsho is tbe Wae-ou
Mastr (or a Wagon Master) in Ross Brigade of
Cavalry, and that be, tho boy, got ln-t from the
wagon train whea it was ordered ta fall back, from
Atlnnta, O a. The owner of said boy Is reuqested
to come forward and tako said boy away.
aug27-10t W. It. BAXKaSTtX, Jailor. .
FIFTY DOLL A ft HEW AH IX.
STRAYED or Stolen on Sunday last, a large Red
Cow, brass tips oa horns. Tbo above reward
will be paid for her delivery to me, or for informa
tion that will lead to her recovery. Address, r
eall oa MRS. SAM'L II. SMITH.
New-Orleans (treat, Griffin, Ga.
()JiETHOP9ANDW)LLAllREWAHD: I
STOLEN rrota my quacters, on the night of An- i
gust list, my Horse, blood bay, fifteen and - a
half bands high, black mane and tail, black legs,
long, round bo-ly, and large full eyes.
. I will pay One Thousand Dollars for the delivery
of tbo IIoro to mo or to Maj. Goat Cheatham,
Army of Tennessee, or for infortaalion that will
lead to his recovery, and no questions asked.
W. F. ERSKINE,
Chief Quartermaster Artillery, A.,Tf
Atlanta, August 24. 18(54.
JEST-The Maoon Telegraph, Montgomery Adver
tiser, Columbus Times, Missis.ipp.aa at Selma, aad
the Meridian Clarion, will publish the above ee
week and wend bills to this otHec.
ang28-lw
PICKED UP.
A LARGE sorrel horse with a white streak ia
tbe face- Tbe owner ean get bim by proving
property, tied paying costs, at Mercer's Brigade
ambulance train, Cleburne's Division.
R. B. HARRIS, '
aug26-3t As't. Surg. 57th Ga., Regt.
NOTICE.
TAKEN UP on tbe 20th inst.a bright bay horse,
very thin iu order, eight years old, fifteen
hands high, lettye weak and saddle sore eai th
right side of him weathers, which the owner ean get
by applying at tha nertdquarters of th 6th aad tub
Tena. Rests., Maney'e Brigade, Cheatham's Divis
ion, proving property, paying for thia advertise
ment and other expenses.
aug26-3t
Returns of the Tcnuewaea Blactloa. ,v
The offline! return ef th Tenn election)
should he sent to J. E. R, Ray Esq., Secretary of
State, Macon, Ga. .These are th temporary Head
quarters of the Governaaeat f Teiaatasia. .
BU)t23-lW.
Gairna, Qt4 August 2iX .1M.
ST3AW wanted for th aiek aayd wsaadsd at th
diatributiiig Hospital at last Point, to4raasMr
tnem on toe oar.
Persons having straw to dispoe ef for the aher
purpose will please leave therr nsmas with Mai. F.
A. Sir jkj ; Uoipital Q. M who will sestd (or it. A
liberal price will be paid for it if required.
Those iavi:r tee mesas to bale tb straw will f
be rvadcring ma essential erH by bavms; h oo.
augZ4-tf T. O. oliaaLY, Ag"t Ueep't.
C1KCUI.AR.
HeADqcABTaus, Gairns, Ga )
Aagusl. Zata, ISO.
ALL otEcrrs aad taen absent frm aad unable to
join their commands will rerort at once to th
Cavalry reBdenvoos at Grisla, Gs. Lieut. CoL
John P. CaaaetOB, Provost Marshal of Cavalry, Is
en trust Ml witb tb duty or arresung and bnagtag
to justie all stragglers arid depredators. Coaaeript
and EnndliBg OfBeers ar requested to sead reports
or any Cavalry abeenteea in their respective locali
ties. By authority from General Hoed. '
. By erder or Brig. Gea. A. IYHRSON.
R. F. Lawtob, A. A. and V3earL
Atlanta IatullireBcer. Macon Tslerrspb. Bsvaa-
nab Republic n and Col erne Thwes pabisik six
times aad Bead bUl to this offi.
ug23-6L
TO OVYajlBRfi OF COTTOlt IM TUB
CttTY OF GMItPVtM.
A LL parties bartag Cettea at 1 aud 1st
a. a.
house, am hereby Botiled toeota
tweest this tins aad th 1st of St at ass ksr aaxt
pay storage ta taac Oatev siuls a Mutewat
quaatity f Umi oettoa win he sold to eeecr ex
pauses. - . MALL BAT.
GrialB, Aagast tth, 184U.
H48vta -
Str-Macou Telecraph aad AuewsU Chresilel
aad 8etinel copy till let SeptBBiber ajt4 aa4 hiQr
to tail otaee,
ahatttf
srtWat that
J tfSOO RP.WA1D.
OTOLMf, aa th alght of uW 11th Irart, fra ary
atabte, a dark bay .or 1 buss, luuek bbssm
aad tail tuaa aad tail rather hasvry, ftah4hsa4
haul white, a good many white hairs lhar fTi1rr.
th ssane an her wethers wsf eut very short Saw
i ahtsut six yean eldf hsr left brad aaki is tat Ha
d ia swaU a UtUs wkMU ah stand any tr" T
tiasa. 8 he is a uatural pr-tb dvipak uh
on was iu In order wbea stnlaa sathas:
hw brad whea riding her. Baht auna
ly aalongad t Ltout. J. M. Coekren f Mar.
ahalt's Cattery, Arary of Tatinesse.
I wULgiv SMS if deliversd to ss ha tMSi, r
UaC CoekroJl, llarshaU's Battery, Army Taaajtf
aua, J. M. PO&TEB.
aagt-lw.
LIST OF FK BIG IIT r
Rasas Inlay In the Southern Eipi OCT.ru.
Gurmjc, 6., Aug. SS. U44.
1 Bundle. Mr M A Isnogla; 1 Trunk; Mtaa A T
Fletcher, 1. trunk, Mr Mollie Ktaith, 1 trualr, C P
Newton; 1 trunk. Mr It E Wilson: 1 bor, Mr 1
, Wa,aniowilri 11 iwiw; S WI, A J
THrgW; 1 kuap aaefc, Jacob Champion; 1 ksa
aaok. Rilay Couaall: 1 box. C R Waitaaaa- 1 tWak
m,aiuMi; a i. ... Mia a. naciwra: 1 t J
MrsSallie W Smith. bundle. V vZL. IXZZkC?
David Stanton: 1 parcel, Mr T F HoI1bL 1 m3.
cel. Mrs Aiary 1,ife; I trunk, Mrs S K .Settle; I
box, Mrs Mary F Head.
Consignees will please call at once, as all freight
are stored at owners risk, and exitense.
f J. II. i.OGAX, Agt.
0K aHOIJMANI IXH.LARM REWAHD.
OTOLEN fr..m my headquarters, near Atlanta,
- Ga., my Mare, bri-jht bay, bald face, black
man and tail and black lc-rs, wilh tb exception
of two small white spots on the inride or each brad
foot, carries a bisb head and altogether is a very "
gay looking animal under th saddle. J will pay
$A0 for her dolirery to me at this plane or to Maj.
Oct. Cbcathaui,Arniv of Tcnnefcee. or for iaforma
Uob so that I can get her. And SOOtl fur the d4
teetioa of the tbicr that stole bcY.
'H. J. BUTLER,
flriBn, Gs., August 12. MsJ. and C. 8.
.-SuThe Macon Telegraph, Montgomery Adver
tiser. Columbus Time.,Miisplppian at Selma, and
the Meri'llau Clarion, will publish the above oa
week and send bills tu this oCce.
aug!2-tf.
TO HKFLTfilJIiS.
1 OFFER for sale 131 acres of land opposite and
in front of tbe Rail cad Depot, Jonesboro, Oa.
There is a splendid Honse on the place with six
rooms and 4 fire places. The Houso is beautifully
situated in a nice oak grove. There are also two
Negro houses aj,d a kitchen, rplcnJid Stables and
.Shed, Fruit trees .pf all kind'.and all kinds of vege
tables, about fir y acres in cm, five acres in sugar
cane and a sugar mill on tha. premises. This is
ono of tha most derirulda pluees in ' Jonesboro. If
rot soli in fiAetin days it will be for rent. ' Price
14,000. J.M.ELLIOTT. .
auirll-latj.
TVi liVvattanooga Youndry,
LOCATED AT GJilFFIN, OA.
ARE exchanging IIOLLO'V WARE of all kinds
and SYKUP KETTLES at oldt.rie rUPbl
CASTINGS at old prices, or they will give thea
Vaa I W. . a a Sa . a m r aa aa- ai
utEueM tcaau price lor OIU l,Al! M.H.
ieT!i:... T. V KBSTKR, AC0.
LHCAL 11LAMCH.
WE have on hanj.at thia- uflioc.a lnr-je supply of
the Blanks u-w I by Sheriff, Clerk and Or
dinaries in this State, beautifully printed on' fine
white paper, which we will sell at the same rates
bow charged for the blank pupor alone.
RAt.H. KAC.H!!
Tl fr. wm pay toe ntgncst market price for good
1 cotton or linen rags, or Kivc In exebann for
them fine English letter and cup pnprr, or Envel
opes. Apply at tho REBEL OFFICE.
GEOIUiU DIXO.V,
(roRMERt.y or ucvrni, rr.nn.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW
hiciimoko, Va.
All claims against the Confederate Government,
djnated aad collected.
jt7,l'MU M,,nUo,, paid to Soldiers' el Aim.
ATTl-..TIO..
miinrn W"";w' Aojrnst 4, 1$54.
' I ' 11 K lOlluWinfr nnmtxl tivirrA -l.a .a.
.-1 the enemy from Carr.lUcounty' la tbi State.
7t"J' toPCD.cmt,"rt ' re now in my posseaahaa.
a M!" W,U fl,rwa''. W charges and tk'
Mmon, 0 feet 2 inches high, blue. 20 years eld.
belongs to the estate eTitoane, aud hired to Dr. J
It. Uood, Liekskillct, Carroll county.
riaiborne, 0 feet h.k'h, black, 22 years old. be
long to James New ton.
Tom, A feet 7 inches Llgh, black, 21 years ld
belongs to Jesse Robert. It. U. NEWTOX
sag! tf
Hatch Factory
The undersigned are now prepare! to 11 orders t
v
KUFCRIOK
FZUOTZOdN' rJATCHBC
TRY THEM;
j Tbey are stood any yank Btatehaa '
a
Address
uekkm sv unismts.
Oriffia, Ga.
Jen is tr.
TAMCX L'I.
OV leavintr Atlsata a few weeks age, a Negro
boy callinx bimsir Eli, who says be bc..ga
to Mr. David Henderson and bad beetr hired by a
Mr. Britt to work upoa fortifications, with ether
uegreca, aad that said aegrocs bad returned hoiae,
aad that ba had boon, lost from them. Said a
was frees Gwiaett county, Ga., with Lis home la
rear mt tb Ikees of tbe enemy, and wished to be
taketaeare of until be could get home, -without fall
ing into the hands of tb enemy. Mr. Uendeesoa
has been written to and alio inquiries made
c rning tbe boy, but nothing hi Jeen ascertained
relative to bim as yet: Posihly tbo hoy may be
avoiding further work upon the fortifications, and
if so I would be glad to deliver him up oa notiee
from tbe Engineer Corps employed at Atiaata, C
to Mr. Britt. If this he uot the case, owner will
pleas inform mo what diosiilon he desires to be
made of tb hoy.
a Addiess Subsistence Department, Martin's Car-.
airy DrvWoa, (Jrifliu, Ga. .
a(23-lw
LB VBRT FEMALE COLLEGE.
THEeaerclaee ofible Iattitntloa wfD hegra eta
Tuesday th 2tb of Sept. Tb Presideat, ate-. .
T. A. Browa is a gentleman of ftnished tie rim.,
aad loag experience in teaching. Hs will bare as
sociated with bim a complete and able Board of la
tt ruction. Mrs. James Caliier.vh has charge of th
Bosrdiag Dafiarlaaeel. caa aoeommodate a Ura
BBBsber ef yoang ladies. For further particulars
addr Rev.i A. Browa, or tbe UBdrsigud at"
Talbettau, Oa. K. U. MURKILL.
augti-au Ch airman Boatd TraM.