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CHATFANooGA. TENN SUNDAY, ocToBER 49, 1862.

10 puy aud sell Our mutual dependence is
the work OF the Creator With our peculiar
productions. convertible into gold. We sllould
IN Ate Of peace. draw from Won lsrtelv tile
lir4iuSiis ot yonr labor. In us of The South YOU
would IND rich anil willing customers; IN the
last y8t must confront rivals in producfio,.s
and lride. and the tax g4isleTcr IN all The forms
Or partial legislation. You Are llin.li, follow.
ina Al3sifionisni TO ths end sSi,ilst -ti,t, az.
nicely calculating the gain or obtaiu7r,.- vo,.r
frafle k'n ternis that wbuld itnuoyerisl, vonr
coqit lou say you are fighting f,r the
lEer navigation OF the Mississippi. II Is yours
tfels'y and has always been. without striking
tidE. You ny you are fighting 10 maintain
itf lIEpn- That union Is ling of the llst
1nIdl OF consent Was the only union ever
worth \ drop Of blood. When force came TO
be substituted for consent, the casket Was
broken. and the constitutional iewei Of your
PATRIOTS alteration forever gone
oolhc. iilen. 10 you with the Uiise eTauei1
of peals. and offer it to- your acceptance. In
the name Of the memories Of the past ail lie
ties-f the present and future With you re-
mains the responsibility and the opinion Of
continuing a cruel and wasting war which t.an
only etil. after still grelter Sacrifices IN snch
treaty fif peace IS We now offer, or Of presery-
irs tho blessings of peace by the simple aisls-
donIneslt OF tine desIgnOf subjaSating people
over whom no right OF dominion has been con-
ieHrcd an you by God OF man..
BRAXTON BRAGG.
General 4 tro,.-. I
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t.tsb4 oris Fts4rFpsS4 o.ss3slns..l
Latest yOPtilerss News
Proceedings Of the Great Democratic
9 Meetir
Democrats

RIcido4D, OCT EE.A Tie Bslt5,lofe AsaeFs-
CAN, Of Friday aflefhoos.. rtl5orts1 an advance
pf gold ofJ5 per Flcfts ihlfNew York in the
iorcnobF. the op5niE1g rrifdFbeili@ %
At ths nsfmocfitic Inde.fss in New York
city, J Hi Nan BEren denounced the ilre.sela.
Black |ReprlIiean AdniiI.isssssiion as the inosf
eoireshiEFitiIA goiissrhneii iii The lace of ths
Ills PIN. ibr tb4 vetars III It'd country uas
that AlScIellan sh4usb hofc oh Ric!.mois +.
and tliat ti.ercia ebAsenEion shdilld be called
anIl'.dpi' spilfeiA BrefIcIlf invited to II. att
then thc GinssItiiioh she1ld I.e altered 50
that all shossld llcFea!sfr i've IN peace II the
South R9n3fi ntt Say it ~liist say 10 our
way yyaFd sisters, r,ivpIftHiil Iss.ce. TIC
nemdrsliie party sis4Iild irot Iese time in
talkiirss al,i ~ ae4 ,c9p, called tiion traitors
jest kit.Eck I5.etn d5Ka.iH ls4 10 isie polls
They hasl beeh tdlitllli lie Southern I.ee-
pie wqpsd lst live. fsit.i H. ss.lsIncnf tiies,
ought otffiire. rbaser hi@ilfln SWAY. fEe
wonli letlve7ititll t.ieHl itH-they was,l4.
. 1he Northern acgIolthis from iKenfnc!z7 ash.
meagro anI iniltiat.ii T4e 1SibmIe denies
that BnHl was Sielbri5l4. itiI iissifsTa.ss ti.t
he is eiltiefJa irol ,lr y .si.i.,Er.
4
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all yanis x s. /. al.

4lle ll,sle Is an ezifFtf l4ssa tlic Yank@ u
Cen llIlbdss Al Il,lress lak trllepe. dsiIyered
soine rIIni. " at 5l'utf fniil a. A.laDanla III
Sos,lle4s.-Ilbisl feuFlIrvis ssiurs: those pel.
.Iile have iHiAsItihsly ihnFs.i syefyfhins VIC
need III lt4ls 1t,4 gi.t vaElrs land il stall e
desltaIit IRyias. uIiEl IaE 81 ii.a,ei. and 1s9t
siusil4 ftsfH W4nf d{fn.E Eii.e fe waving fields
Viii slibpiy s,lsifl aniN tale III II You want
irnitE4segeili'les al..t 4iiis. or POTATOES llSs
tlleni. iliey are Sllss III hc COWS need Ipii <
in... mix tlru Ydls 81 cs or make che mI IiS
MAIDS 10 HI foTyoE ID scTstiiipg here in'tis
rich ..l4d HeeuE.tlf SlI5aits IL YOURS ard for
your klit-klih ttser.e il al, Tor s,la
are lii klins rx usEil t4ur9elytis il deiense 9l
5onH eIiuhtty akaiI ISi l;fuels and Traitors. wIq
have io'fishfs.ri 'lHieH la1ln 1H psapefty. Ppt
thIeslah the t-tlFetiunftlt Tnayi are ouilasvs-i
Bll.ikch.eiai1arl koii.i4ll We are not Ji,ble
yet. .lthhrf Isl YEP warkhp 10. The idea of a
festprlIlIpnI al De Z i5n as IL was. is nov a
llunlbiIg has IaFs{d away is how a. war
/ to IebAllits nlsi 10 thahlit hllt and all. Yes
Sold elf, + isa war oil Ex'esm nation Tllen L
say toI yai take eveEYthiEg JON want il is
youls thtt rfsat thlber II Ifcselive your discip-
l1r.s. l-7.ltt HI -
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Wanted 10 Hire.


iz,.l1rlrf.- fs-,s,. il-r 10 Ise9-
II sti.Llsi a ocei- lrrsz i-r.-rlt,ts kfiax-
l. FILE. ulil lIrnl IS rhc Eaii-
rr4l tef Eci -tr NAY tra49- -fiti rerti1cate -
ihe -.lF pi f,l- 1.n-- trlrs-sorf- nhirh ccriif-
cate r-l l1g fnc lccoll- 10 - pre-rnicd =
the = -llferrIl>tsr flr plFilr1f-
Erriiny esfter- arr r,rr-nfsreii 81 Nj Cea.I1
3, CO ~ -ie clfl-l1---r ~ rae ir--- f1r any
iorc rile 70 clll-c tn-T,ort the cen
rlI-s- Tbs fjile rlu~i ---1oEeTef. bc tzken fr1u
he unir,-r ne,-=-8t---5 gard hfi1res Govern
lne1- l'r9Fc-s<-l-- D. BLAKE Ia Gel C. - A.
orri8--1 >u-f- necruiti-r srrrsoe
- Chaff1n ffEs, CleaEeianl. 4the1s. fzrcsurilll
ard Innr.h1ro nar-ers c-rr.
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- ~ ID ~ fl-i firm 1ar ~ oa I.s-rsias X
- iiil i-t-i- tlai .-.t i.av li- ,ls-er whit-
rii- -f-,rru ~ rtr- Eaifr ~Is1i -'r f-rch-al
tes-< "a a. -iine- heal irale aud IN or1er
rill give TIE tiTr rer-rd - any sat vii frn<
sad ioHeT - re ~ ry hiase nfs- ri.a Ia fart a.
r.e Ctaftanos-lt l9ii-r-- TASE HI ski
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i,lal'--- t-f-> ~ i - f-@
~ ftafr - ttti-tf- ~ 1' ria a.
- i-l-tI-- rrl Il.- ..i t, l t.-- iar hli--
- f-- ltIFr- b r. -s. --r ilfi-- sad f--
irer -t-- - l--af lr Ttt-l-l~ iar-
ir- IrA- ir ,..'-l li-' i-.i 4-.-> e
.i.tr-~ -- ai l.i,.cr it1-fra-.- 4r .sr..s- sui-t
q, -t Erl i' i-l- i.rfs ..i i * i..a-- Tanners 81,
----- b AZ i-1-1-r so -t "a .-.s,aI...
t.l-.s-a -ial is- e. .s.--i T. a. .l..-i- az
tia A. ViI--
- sil rccsrr ~ a.l -rlt 81 - ~, -
-f4 ~ iili.i-
- ;. sad .ns p-i,-r rr.uf-sii7- ~ alr1riiss
rnclt p ~ l1-l-l.l An.
81 -
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TELEGRAPHIC.
pIErA7enfA FoR THE DalLYI EKBkI..
Coll Scolt Of Lbnisiaua a Prisoner.

IBy Tie slFutl4Eesierll FIeletfiI i Tlinl
MraFsEESBdRs. DEf. ls-HIIay Louisville
Jpurn;il ,sf tli 3tli i coi.sAins felsins of inf
tersist Rut a 'ispattA dated Bafdstovn. 1l4h.
Stating li:tt Col- Sspsis n i.oissishl ia valrS
was tlIsii \ rsifqaler ehIi UopeIiesl. FsAst
Eolli;isl pf the Yankee iTss ii tile battle isA
Kelit,s,iiy and Int very Life way aboat
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VIC. NariEna5,.;. .lj's eiil.
Crt.s Is .;.ssflAt; liEPAitTMENT.
i 81 sd Lis. IiNN- ~

4, Liz. LIN lIt /
oBi1EI.
fs,..fs s, t-s.e T. cdtss4i4 ;tiier tae lof
,-.asst..s- .5f - s.sfs isf-. frt.s viii BE- allowed
f h5-f 4s-r .Is.l "a -s ,ilrticn lar
e.fa,,s. n, 3. Il ss.f.s sIf t5asetleiats - st-I
s, s,-, t- i5i4-ezl s spiSpiyes IS, tn. ehrisL
t5 IS. tse Il Z, ir-its -tb WHICH fiej
i.ag ,4 - sisa + - sss.ai s-5aS siY .tseHiiEik
tf.f,>s3xs-f Is nassfssl lie rrosie,t liere.
ri,e e,t.,i ,ssegs s mike bsf the enfuIlndBt
~ Etir t s IA. ,.t.i. sri aud larnslsd fhis pfie
win .ssss 5stltvI &c ,...npleiedg 9Ief
.,siF A., ti!a4f-r 7 Eztfsrsrs With tfiHSeTlpt
fa.n the 1f eiEl4s I'D sse-r titrina and enIqinian
asa, Il i.s ard f.f5.ed .sH life3t ~ vniuteerltf
report with se sasr q r 4 i'r. Ihoerthe 5
uan0f feHaf. on s9se Hi.fealiari'fs Tue "nsef Yi1
Mole company a0as tes.denf 70 THieN rug Sot1nf
sesr ll7.ifes - W asiielef III +
Htft iir.- fa des-iftltre lst - ary p'fartfr
n,Ssst 81. .,ieer aill ,t sfni.tcd With transloa
ltatioiEb ene st-i.-. - II +
The lresf q ~ 81 stfpis1cnts VII be cert1Aef
lto ~ lie eat'i .ii.ses.
49, S41..t Enrasling .uepN /
l,l.ta-...s-. geiskt Eirrelyic Banner. AthtnE
p,f e,vfst II sislsef dina stll-tai Advocate col o,
a end h b -.lter-iI IaaEa ssi snreliing liep1;H
mcui. /
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TAYTN UP

ND ,st =. I..itsiis lsi.tii.tna4sa II tmiitnn roui
A t..t 5..iiasS,.t. as. fesal,iav af October. S.
u NEGRO MsAA - the ns.se-= nf1.so ~ who ssy1
be,.5fc- - win liueS sf sle3pfliS. Trnl- ~aid Pn
s. tl-, Il ,.sat IL 81 les ..fe,t % seisrS. .f,ls
z-1 III ls.sSW-AlM. Jaiioi.
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70 -lhe Earmers af East Tennessee:

e N;tif a1n.ls- leei aitike Hogs and Cattle yau far
iasis.f siit lssi,1ai Pfiee< viii be PAID Tor ffrk
Hogs isssSt- AID l.res E=F
have secif - --rsf 70 the hnieEaSe o. h1cf
l..v.s N-is. Es-f i nnt>-es. nd " III at,ppi
{, -..lii t-,l.s ss.5ilS % assist me. Il iinr
.,.,r' c.i4is. .ai s.s.s ia dte time publish tAeIt
nntne-. III
taxe 81 -.fired II nske nfi-rs uniform 3n
l,se4lt ssa s5,.-rsery sas i4isast Tennessc -Ilta
i,ie -i,s, f..5s srit i'e fafrfsie Il.
siy usiis- is Tire nrrSeAt. y Atlanta. Ga-wili re-
a.. " - KnsNs.iss .saa Letters addressed nif 81
slilier1 lOial s.4,. g .istfeii tss
=. III. CUMMINGS.
ec,3ntf raiot ard &. & -. :, \. L
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IiEkSQ' .zr.a.. nseta-7s .r &. F<<x-.
kasAsti.-. ori "a. i>r-

fscfcI.il lDr5-f-
Anl
l. t-i.ri ln'l r. ~ Az L--s-sr e.. 1lrfs an4
r'ii.1fi- ra'- - any q-f~r .afl fhaa TAT ~
re crefeaf .. = ~ ss ile n--i.,a -ulrl a. brd-
-r- - ir-lf'If' lta ir st.l-t< lrr- tr.nt
t.e-- i sd I1tf for a1 ilslil-s iE rta ill
h-.r e.-tlmae fi -f,fi 3. ~ fi ,.- k,,.x1irIr
- irzfs I ;i.eir sll-ieI 'r..'i- with f-.-sn
~ ,il,fl. s-- ...i i,-.-t r. ms --.t
riua- q ff- frtlI- ~ .-a| - f.e-e h-a 5..s-
tci-. IS -1.-riai lI.itr.
lsr eir-alif .'l MAI Sea = j I.,.es.-
tii-.>- - ~ra.At;f f.fsf.ow
ss-fff.f N.
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TnE SOUTHERN cEoss.

In the nailc q coI Ancnl
Sfard lnr rnr >catlern fieiI-s.
Over - Squfherr s1en|
The Gid "a. B1tfics f1tf--
Fling tie Invader ts-
hrrl back their work n z.1-
The rsi,'c + fll- rS ic- ga tfafler.
hut Tie i-4i u 1le f'ir - us III y f1c-
Trey come uiil trati.|ifrr 1r-ns.
Invading our Eativ- SD
stand. SsrithesLer-- l.--t atsl conquer.
In The rlme - the iliEhfy Gtd-
IheS are Singing oar -r,i- 81 trizr1 "a.
y hir,i iF.- made = |.llke ~ ,rc-s
While filef ~ break lz lE1f fIle trlrf --ri1i
of ou- .nl-ssn's il-I1 fsiT-- q.
Sally 4 lqaiefi .1oln- ~
>igli1F . tr lard sad waite
III iarte On t1e ffs- ~ tlIe .,si-'t -I
4 sie@.i- i ~ ; .;<rra grave
<r,lrlt 11l 500 lrti1rtt--
Hin~t1-i and sai-lstEfl f1.
~ e Eiot.--l t-le-- tray-T lealrtl-
Eui Es ni.l. re --ali b- -rt-
T,.ey arr s-4tin< ar 4 ! Z st.ss C..
y iih . le-rof-s tsrart tii.
With o'.' .sl..,l fllcy naVc -lAinei ~ csisrs
Add can j. hniy -fi.l-
wslli tea sal e.les. D II steady tzu1
Ne tt4r IL -iisre- arars.
AM fi4- thc1 f<r trta-1 .ffsrff
Ii.il inAs -loi bad al .t-
Bot ur u SAVE t'1r -tlifs - -ia-r-
Ia fIlf rlseaf - I-i-.i S-|-rel >,rn
ti Hlli--sv-la has a ~ l1rtr1
Ogr l1--r-u fr1-. - -li-e-
Stand S5-ficl1rr-- Ill ~ 4siIl t,-ts1rr.
Soi-il1. anl --lori- ~ J -lte--
The >.-Ia- shall ~ i.t i,- -i-t
laa- ti.,l SAL -tl e1lfre
Br -l- u. wliel s.,.,e gt-i--.ll-.
taEc MA tat ini4t-- nfcl
b il- i-ei rhltil "a --ft ilalii- rily
ar-l.i n. tiie >1liief-t llEttf
Iiy The liopl si..Cli g-,ils- f3 li44rcd-
t'-s,. ~ ur,ori 20 81.
Stand. s rt1rrltr-. sf41l as, -rf4tr r-
IA tatI r4la1 lr t-c rlf-.ll-y filc.
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is4i IN 10 1T ~
III seems that Cscisctd I.iltrsy. ,sassalso On
hnnd at Cblnth dHtlsst Ins' Ilatfi battles fhefe
Nan DbrA. Lpytltl sPlNpw.I \ precious tffs
whose h,tl$ti@eis ohl,P .iiEhs,94 and siefeat.4
{ Ii-A Js5hlbiil1tib9 ID lAEiii:ttS i.eficicnliy
ianpiS fufllfleAs M dfslssi y army upp lie
face t,fl ilia ettsIl.
'-~ever4l weeks thgb W IwaE1ed tie TreAi-
lieut. tllatl HE Fest1raiipis III feli ind liillBs
10 9lielraIlt cqninlauslk RiliildiIf9ye iheliinh
ing l,o5RiI m oqrI lickEliilt aiFes5y We wdfc
cnrsedfvEtli gislgli d5 sress stiilstiity in lie
lrlaees, PlsH Aval'iifsSk ~ele 1lt needed altd
Tine sad iaililnefli oi rfae HfedIfsFpn IS le.,lte
Ms Afd San 5eyssr lie 4HeeFssin wifi Sdi
D3rn. Lskslipr Risost lgr lsha 8tsyidaIs resss b
that ilr lsEfhy has H5Hconliae5ee wlaateSerS1i
eiii.ef Ills tl;elsgieIlE d4ty III the Pfes9i94i
10 isiief4 tilesA GepIksaiB s.EluE taeir cob
nialds.l Il
Ildae4SFE 5asl 4tsesS sliclAHcs ~ our %
Temporarily may le ST ils.4s tsehefals NaI
Dorm and H.dvsll hrc icoist;crnH4 we e.lmI61
permit tlle impression tsl ilen9rai Pillow
sli,nsIl lleE ileld responsible I'll Inc seaSt fsi
wiiatelel gf .sTstcr aiii s.S esniteti. va
/ tile RES +ioEklae.i,s asAldSt A.sIilff 10 q,
''hFofs i.9lIt elli'i'5Fii- le' His 1eaiSidas
we'll aI isq lprf F'isnAt " kltlsEtFi1 10 Fisfifi
If-e viii ts'1rE~IEsg WlIei If lsai our I'D
srs tl.Ii thot3k itst@s ell 10 III fafs lie III.
{loi tei@leesr Js1i iglied aiSl glslaht dad lhl.
beei fbr lspniel Gays 81 OAIard IiIasins lio cpii
I neetlos @AaieTcr NifIl lili torlies mtlel Gehe
I raj yai p9inl lsli WAS nd 4 pafiE8lpant b. all,
81 ri Slie ljt,k iifl lvtalent4 Notwithstanding al,
anxiety Iafet8fSE servce. jc G sias i.fte,l 81,
co;nn.;lial is lsiS SupaIidrl! Who how Slio4i,
De heiE 3qspcl lsi Bic lofi wikss-vSr ut biaule ga
| Pr9lefF yIaisetll 'ls192Ai " rlPpf li
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Bragg LEapartgd In - BL.slI.s Arnat

IsrsstolllA. 0 Il III. 4Jlsnat.il.cs freai III
'lisllaEeli ittssAsctl. BfSIe If a.f1isViie sayi-
thai lErke.I WaS - ltHf lesif isssri.s ..fia
iofeeisisIai III B hyf'sb at So slspsssa.
lrSaIs II iissiisl-
Thl t.kstksidIl llTesaliis III louisville thali
I'HeI lasI fi4tiIl lf4alN NeiApnfii, aud tie ( 4
claims sHslony bllt n rs liz report, are veib
cbl ilicihnikf
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Ez1t- By. al address II Bss.35 E.I;sft 5f sie
Dioccse Of Georgia. sts iea.ri tias ilic r.
Episcopal Cnrcli of ;ie t,0nleierlf.. STAT. has
been organized ltv Tie sl-ldsi Ioi tire several
Conventions OF TIM. Dsci'sse of ir<fnia. North
Carolina. :. Caroina. Mississifp; AID Texas:
the oti,er f.ifes i1.in- haidral j. tie 'sccur,l-
ton OF the .sneInT. from lIolat.s C3rvf iliions:
AID that tho fsrsf ffene.al Council viii meet II
81 Panl's Church, IN Arzusfa.rn "Wednesday.
the 18th eiay 81 November next.
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'At As9N nSi;E - iI-,t r. Ail army corEt S.
l'o,s.sns tens ine ioiioniis iisfeiif s.at occur
ret pa mar Stii'u betNesl >tiiiewilii Jackson
ana the 'a+ieS the' srrsp pilnslel tic cid
game eoc's r. s~it- tlics. iaiS s the first
ii'ne Vas Nef sarfo,'iifes. aiia cli every
outtoii Oh air cotL aiii. ie tly- eprli iil.ns-i
s'n h's lsi,is Aid ~ one rsl v.is feared iir
would &c ia sle Uniform Is q lieorgia Col5ssei
iiIinus al except shit coiLA and a r,ai-.1l
spsFs- ForIpnce lie vas bal seacd.
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IA anleiI

-rYSo tiferi he E,-ss "a in Works, l;ariow caul
IL t..efris. .ne Lnf.ie'i able -kodis negroes I
J ages pa u'0''s''''' % M. 4. ot,IMsy.
,rt7-l,n PrisdeEt f. MIN NJ t'n,rarF.
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TEE rs o. TUITIoE.

UH
lr -.e flrl.arrr-t-f l,r,r-f-.s-rr ~
- raait oi fhr = iira-r .,isr.s
Ilt "a r rf B., tlsrl - Is.sr = ~. ~. -,
i.y the d i-dtc Fl i.I,- fsrrr-
nt1fl car H.. Aal i ...' f,-rit- ,..- 3. -.-,,...
.ent 'frr-r p s- k-l- '-lso--- iur 81 .l1- -. -
t1r l-fc = its-- l1r-s-- .i-t. - fr-i --s -
f-'rt-+ 81 - * re-k- fs N nhrfk-
-I---t
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80 81 eaas1rlpaon.
Ratos ef Aave+sisllg.

One S4rife - ,gs LIS ks I'd ses. 5ncl ihfertian.
81 90 ara sss F,f el..a sa,-tqieit iiiSe ion
less 3iif...l p - i
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Is .fHfHvt lEUfNuHiIfai NH.MN .lf-nat SIS
PROSP ECTUs iasb,
al on THE .4Nll
NASHVILLE UNION.


THK NASHVILLE UNou was commenced q few weeks
since for the purpose OF opposing the Rebel Southern
Coniederacy, and OF advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement over all
tho States which have attempted 20 secede II holds
as frcnds all who support, and foes ali who oppose
the Union Of the States, u has no watchword but
FRHED0n AND NATIONALITY.
I. With rebels and traitO + has no compromise 70
make, Il contends for the Federal Constitution and
LAW OF rHE LAND anything In the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the States TO She contrary notwith-
standing. RI fai
II contends for the Union Of the states, because
without the preservation Of liberties and nsti-
tutions and the Organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands IN
The way OF crushing out the rebellion aud restoring
9 Union must perish, no matter by what name It be
To the people Of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion 30 Liberty and Union, until they were be-
trayed 20 the rebel despotiam nj Richmond by a per-
dlous Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt 50 heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support, let Che names Of
rebel oillco holders Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, who have filed our borders with mourning, be
gibbetted before the world Let those ambitious aud
eyarlcous men who have plotted our ruin for their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be fastened 20 the pillory Of
shame, no matter how high their -itiun IN society,
Let u be shown how the sefstyled defenders Of
"Souihern Rights" are now leading maraudmg bands
Of ireebooters aad mosstroopers over our State kid
mapping negroes stealing horses and CATTLE breaking
into houses burning railroad bridges and cars and
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood. Let the
TRUTH SO long excluded by the Southern conspirators,
now circulate freely through every neighborhood,
aud our cause will assuredly triumph VIII not loyal
men everywhere aid us In the dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy OF Free Government
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MILITARY QUARTERS AND OrT1CERs.


Tos--HeadauAsiels. on High street Gen Neiey,
commandpg. 4 b fa
Observation-Disclosures On Summer street (pF-
Ford's rosidsnce) W. II. sidsn, Maj 18Th U s, In
fabtry, A. A. A. g.
fFoUoa Marshal--Iieatquart a. the Capitol. A,
@. ei1cm, Col. lst Tenn. Infantry
oAi5 1ssistaHt ouarss77aasssy - headquarters 90
Cherry street No. 10, (Jsdge catron's resIiepce.)
Capt J. D. Bingham. 5.ii'n5s At -t
as..,as, Qsart.rtnass---Eo y Cherry street. Capt.
r. Stevenson Tfff f tntH 8
4ssssuni csaytsrmastey Vine street, near sirs.
Folks residence. Capt. R. N. Lamb 81 si bsillA
Assstant oudr,9sad.ter--No. 81, Market sircet.--
Capt. j. ~ Hale .F1s HiagaFrlo erR ~
chef coiumissury- Headquarters, No 10, Vine 81.
Cart r Macleeiy. ldio bad iIH1AlsFa na
ogmnisary ef satskienos--Rsoad street. Capt. $
lalne'tau ea1 He1I1H 1890 fh tsaN
ActiHg owmnsarv Of Sutsfainoe-corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen. .,a-4
Medical Disctor--sunmsr street. (Dr, Ford's old
residence.) Surgeon, E. Swim, 1900
MEDICAL Frtegor's o5los-church street, Masonic
Building. 8. B PTErrE, surgeon, sth Kentucky In.
fantry. Acting Medical Purveyor {
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FTRsT CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIoT or MIS-
soURI.--The ST. Louis Republican Of yea
terday says that Blair Is undoubtedly
elected by majority, when everything
is in, of not less than one thousand or
fifteen hundred. II has been supposed
or claimed by the friends Of Mr.. Knox,
that the army vote would generally be
cast against Blair, but this, so far, is not
thecase. Blair has from seven hundred
10 one thousand majority in the Missouri
regiments at Memphis A majority is
reported for Blair Of three hundred in
the Thirtieth regiment az Pilot Knob.
Colonel Curley's (Twenty seventy regi-
ment gives fifty majority for Blair,
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regulations In Arkansas, Gen. Holmes has
been instructed TO inquire into Il, and, IL
he found such TO be the case, 70 rescind
tho declaration of martial law and the
regulations adopted 70 carry II into effect.
General Holmes Is also instructed a. 10
the mode Of executing the Conscript
Law
General Hindman was not sent 10 Ar
kansas by Che Department, and has never
been Commanding General of the Trans
Mississippi Department.
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, GEO. w. RANDOLPH,
Secretary Of War.
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Army Of the Cumberland.

NHIfatpOnuonce OF the Louisville Journal HH.'
BowLiNa GREEN, Nov. 9, 1862.
The railroad TO Nashville is now in
running order 70 the tunnel, which was
partly destroyed by the rebels, dis
lance ofsome thirty five miles from here
and forty miles from Nashville. Heavy
supply trains went down last night Ia
Franklin and vicinity. The wagon road
is o rolling pike from the tunnel TO Nash
vile, but orders for rapid march have
been given; and perhaps ere this is pub (
lished our advance viii have crossed
the Cumberland into Nashville. A strong
force is at work, both civil and military,
at the tunnel. II is filed with exploded
debris, and two to three weeks may be-
required to clear and resustain il. In
fact there are two tunnels, about seventy
feet part, and each from four hundred
10 five hundred feet in length. The tun-
nels are made through boulder rock and
earth, the ceiling supported by cedar up-
rights. The rebels backed in some laden
cars and set the whole on fire. To clear
the wreck, and meanwhile support the
roofing so as TO be safe 10 the workmsn,
is comparatively slow process. Y
No considerable body Of the Confede-
rates are thought to be in this region. A
flag Of truce came in to headquarters
yesterday on some trivial errand from
Morgan's gang, SO stated. Our command
err, not to be outdone in politeness or
scrutiny, sent back q flag in return, to
consult, complain, and spy out the land
generally. tfa .H4eo r .l1sW
A large amount of newspaper and con- ,
siderable of letter mail TO this army.is
now lying at this point. The army gem
eral mail agent is now here, with assist
ants, asserting and forwarding as far as
possible TO the moving brigades and reg
iments. General orders have been given
to disregard the distribution of the
many saclrs e loose newspapers as in
compatible with army movements, IL
may as well be known, first as last, that
it is an impossibility TO deliver such
matter TO SO large q moving army.
The energy with which military moye-.
ments are being pushed in this depart
ment attracts general attention. Major
General Rosecrans is here and there, per-
sonally inspecting and supervising
Yesterday he was in the saddle all day
and until after dark. He infuses the
same life into his staff and subordinates.
Masses of ragged and unpaid and poorly
fed men, veterans of previous hard and
frultless campaigns, are being put in con-
ditlon and order daily energes from cha
otic regions. ~
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GEN. JOHN @. PEMBERToS.-- This rebel
Major General, who has been appointed
in place Of Gen. Van Dorm, lately in
command of the Confederate army in
Northeastern Mississippi, is Pennsyl-
vanian, West Point graduate in 1887,
in the same class with Generals Joseph
Hooker, Henry w. Beecham, Lawrence
P. Graham, VIM. II. French, Lewis G..
Arnold, John Sedgwick, Thos Williams,
and COL Edward ID. Townsend, Of the
Union army. Among the rebel Generals
who graduated with him, Braxton Bragg
is the most prominent.