The weekly sun., 1862-02-22

General, u ickner, Flh d H,dre aud T. liuw ,
were the III 'ers Whn went tIrwt from bal
iur G-c"n to reinforce For Uju-is -. p Ia tue
~ o OF January t. was u .iy ncc ~ III by a tsS
com, auiss, out ht,, As b-fire stU.d, pesn large
" fenforc since ih,, tune. ENtaostve AT
formidable re- 81 wols have bssa Ia cinstruc
=, % ore for twj or th,ee moih', AID large
nunb+r f havy Ruos Shlpp thth" itH
faid, for tbs o'ocuo1 ct tla ohdsi and tho
onnmut ,ation sith Ni-hgll q.
Trees we're fel ei two nile aro lui tho Fort
Iy a gang Of negr,e. . Gprsrl PlOS VA IN
cafnmntd and hal = me ot thi best art'ilsest,
hcn Columbus. Tlers -ere t~n -mdl tpr,s
aLd three camps several handred yards from the
main for .lticaticns-
Tho c.ptuie 4 F,rt Dl- elsin, and the surron-
der Of abcu' 10 600 Re 81 fro"p. tnsre conSro-
g,tsd, des,rcyp the Nh L. RsD,l army Ut k"l-
,ucky, vi h tho oNoep in n l),OOO to lkOOO
h.uos in the tntrcuclinenta al COLUMBUS.
n,oiu, u,-rusprNr'sA ADcorNr ur rUR COUNTRY
AEuuI HuWIING GRLrN EIC.
As Often happeus h. time ~ sar, very QUOT
ltou d cIun.iy IN heutucky ha' Dec me Ia
I.,u-, Il no, {. w.Nc-, eN..c ly true that the
''Grton X v,r JHu'ty Is worthy Of the m
run. is, O .scufity m UhiCl IL h IA res isd. The
Gu ss ut is wanl Of notOri ~ have rather besn
w. isJlatud pos ron. ir IN tho naturs of tha
,oun.ry surround H., aud the want Of suitable
L.ylTs Of q yois 60 II
eclrl al the 400 land of Kentucky lies in
tit"n d,Nisi ne. Ar und l. ,ui-yilla ~ what is
cp.td tho Reat Gatss Cuul ~, = fertils tod
lNirE tor the mo'r pat IN a ieyei plan, spread
JnF uurkw ud tom 60 river adi alto dag a
hsau'itul tltc fer the ca v. Around loGiuy
tUnfSigluiiug thr, or four Counties, ia situated,
g. Is ell knDwl, tn, garden of IN. Woit. b..
!ow hoso tSo gilus, eS,uIi x Dl t1o Oltn
river sDuthwcst &c tho m)u'h Of rus 'sIrt ii
Salt river. which hlNs into tho ONO aOms
tveu miles bel " Louis ile, ant stretching
s,vret ut mites vide ani sheer AGO. hs elirs
SIu,et VI giliI add Tennessee, iIas will,
s-.vaga hilly, aluusf mOun'liuou' cpuutry. IL
Ecrds sit1 an uoil'lting swsep ron the O1,o
sa4. ana soutsrs-t. iocludiIy nearly ons-halt OF
De whole ate IL Is no. mOuntzln)us, as oIr
Allegheny roYi'n is but is every uhero hil'y
slI br Kan. y w a. swells up into sud 4en
'knoD, - theu is broken into river Mills tho
% is thin, AMI every thing abOu: IL unPromi--
ing
In coming from tho North, however SON
ster c'ossing G;een river, better AZ np'ons
appear, aud the traveller finds himssf I
souUtTy which, by sort VI tictls non H.
lena9 principle is CLiied rhs BTreui.'
Inc reason foe this utJast aud unprsp1'ss f.
ing name was that Wnen the hrsL sstters
arrived tho whol. region was destitute OF
timber. 1t wa, In fac, prairie. There Sa1
emo exception to TINS. Bet Rae1 Rus
seSIue ard IA" phi ,svills there w4S bsa itiill
AID somawhNt extensivs range Of lmbsr e. iun.
Try called "CrOgnans Grove bel jul,ui W
The Vtll-knesn Col CrOgha and Vas SUPP D,al
10 he OF imihSssc value, as for wl0Is t1I lea
around no " Cds was tU ~ iolut. Bats, ,OIn
as the country began 90 ssttla, tue WOOD grew
eve'ywhere m part s,unted proiuc, Of AK
sillod " BLACK Jack; but this cha a.,ari,t,c
groSth intermiogud wi IA valuIpe timer ot
may kinds. TRo 81 Il is very fertile. la H. T.,
grown large par Of the TOBACCO iOr glch
kentucKy is celebrated, though it IS edIllly
r.ol Tor wheat ard coru, apd admirably ad Ip,od
for rearing horses and cattle.
The climate Is delicious. The summons are
not unpleGs 4utly wa m, and Asout the first of
Bsptsuibor a kind OF weather begins VIII ch r.
semOl "a more than aHythiog We have hare our
Indian summerj- J. eeninue., with rare intAr
ruptious until ChrispcnAs. There then ssts 10
for two montUs soms thing like "raidy solsoa, "
which is remarkable tor the pcrtsntou- dop,h 10
which the mul reacnes-compOsed Of still
teEsclOus ciay--tHe tUais being cat up hub
deep by tue tobacco ". gons.
TIC reader will n1V understand, better par.
faps thsn before why the barla OF the Union is
sought in the "Biirens OF KsntusSy,' or,
TO give its o,hor name, "rhs Green
k.yst Country, |. is not Ouly th0
o'de, lend botwoeH Kentucky and Tennessee ;
Il is the ofty res'o. II Kentucky, short # the
'ttar "la'i or L'N'ngton' country, ghur,
an army could 20 ca slhtod, Oar readers will
-tmenber thal me overriding roaS n Tor an
attscS or Ietlea' on the part OF liicofrer
Tas hat hs wa,restly ut ot p'uvisi ms. Tns
season is that NOmeIset iias mace beyond the
pr irie counuy in t,e wild, mountain region
which We nave doe ribed. II il in south sas,
tern X ntu,ky. 7 Green River oouatry pro.
Foi lies II Southern kantucsy, bat does rot
II e'ch Gc .Oss tho whole Tennessee bou I'd ry.
1t rtGches ia ~ only about halt OF H., for the
psrs Ws2t Of tho Cumberland and Tenne-sss
rivers are rot ~ f rifle as those around Bow
lirg Green, Russalvillo and IIopkinsylls
enough they are by no means so poor as those
living east OF Glasgow. The prairie court,
proper where the Isbel armies are nov lying
II aoaut hfty miles wide from north TO south
wost Il is gently undulating, very rich, an.
naturally very beautiful. Bowling Green, fo
thiity years, has been the most a)urt.h
ing town. The OilinL capital was Ru,
hsuyhls, where the bngua Coavsptiou me
" take ksatasly W. Ct W. Umx