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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-16

Something Of tbs intentions Of Rosecrsns in
tae late movement against Dalton, which wss
50 signAlly repulsed by our gallant troops, is
shown By the following dispatch to the NcuL-
ern press
WAsHISGToN, September The Republican
has q special dispatch, dated Stevenson, Ala
II P N August 81, saying ROsecEans' army 8
nssrly all scross The Tennessee river. ard Chat
tsnooga is well invested. A heavy cavalry and
artillery loTes has gone in the direc' ion Of Dali
ton function, 10 GeoygiR, On thu Western -zud
Atlantic railroad. II this road should be- cut At
this point, and it undoubtedly is before this
Tins, i. would greatly facilitate R1szcraHs' 0pe-
r~atious, by the fees that it destroys BFagg's
southern communication, AMI ieaves him none
but the Tenn and Georgia railroad to Kingston
ard Knoxville, in East Tennessee, which viii
probably be in possession Of Burnside before
this reaches yo1 Il Ha5 reported yesterday
that a portion Of BragR's forces were making
demonstration for a movement n0rthesstWard
toward Kingston, to Senforcs Forrest, and
probably with the purpose Of attacking Burn
side, and saving Knoxville rom falling into hs
hands. If this turns cut to be trGe, Of e0UIss
Roseerans will take advantage Of It, and his
work before Chattanooga VIII be much easier.
BE is very active, being in the saddle night and
day.
The heavy column referred to was finally
back on Saturday last, after having
reached point five miles above Dalton. AZ
last accounts our forces were sill skirmishiDg
with them a few miles south Of Chattanooga.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-16

The FLAX CROP The fax crop Of The Uni
ted STATES this year will be-laTger than ever be.
fore raised in this country, and inquiries sro
made as to the best mode OF disposI 2 of t.
One of enT exchanges advises the farmer. after
thrashing the sosd out Of Is 10 staek tbs straw
carefully protect the Btacks with boardB, OF a
good thateb, and await TINS coming OF customers.
VINE viii appear between tins an LIE close Of tue
yesr. LII important that t6o Straw be- kept.
dry, otherwise it I Llrot, and The fbsg he de-
Etroyed. From present appearances thera is 10
doubt that there viii be a demand for every tun
OF Hsx raised and farmers wall DO we'll 70 pre-
serve all their straw in good condition. Tbs
preparation Of Aber had better be left Tor thoss
who make that their special business. In view
Of the increasing importance OF fax, oonas-
qusnt Hpon the suspension of cotton growing, Z
advise ouF inyeRtIVs readers 70 examine
and see if they cannot produce improvements
"a fax dressing machinery. The field for this
slass OF invention seems to be a good one
Sctshtyfe american.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-16

One J, II. Roell, a Lutheran minister, was az.
rested on Sunday last, upon p criminal charge.
and, after passing q night 10 jail. procured bal
and left for BsTts unknown. He cams to this
place about une year ego, bringing with him, as
every Ons supposed, his wife aud TOUR children.
He soon called together q good congregation ;
= fine church was stsTted, ana everything went
on finely uutillast Saturday, when he suddenly
fell from the throne Of grace, BY attempting
to slope with, or marry one Mss Lsua Bsu-
man, q young girl Of this piBce. Excitement
soon ran very high, and The clerical divine
very cOolly informed his supporters 2hst tho wO-
man be had been living with was not his wife
out his brothers., and he bad been most too IN
timste with the young lady above referred 70,
lEd asked their advica in regard 10 marrying
her. The young LADY had about one hundred
dollars in her possession which Roel had OBJ
tanned towards building the church, which she
was obliged 70 hand over, while the false proph-
was arrested for the crime he confessed and
in jsil, from whencs he escaped by pro-
curiBg and forfeiting his bsil-West Bend
{ Wis } Post.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-16

AK war "a NAfSAMAIs
RICHMOND, September l4-In ths dEht a. Brandy
station, on Sunday General Stuart lo.t two pieces Of
artillery. The enemy has aavB, esd 70 Rapidau.
skiTmlsbiug was going on al day Yesterday bstveeB
the cavalry aud shsrpahootsrs. 1t IS thougbt a final
engagement may ooeur uer Orange Oourt House.
RIcBMoNB, September - All qulst en- The Rapidan
to-day. Prospects Fer an engagement ere diminishing
We lost twentythree in killed snd wounded in the artI
.I,ry duel al Rhecoon ford.
A flag Of trneo bost arrived IT city Point to-day with
three hundred and fry psroled eouvslssesut pusonerL
The siege Of OharIssiOH,
CHAHLEsTos. Sept I5-Cousldsrable 6irg to-dsy
from our batteries sgains; he enemy A magaztus st
one Of our James island batteries exploded, killing a
.nsutsnant aud I've men.
Eutelilgenos from she North.
RIc5MssD Sept. lS-Ths Baltimore papers Of Sat-
mdGy afternoon have a telegram from Fortress Non
ros, which announces an arrival from Charleston bar.
In the advless from the North, the only ~slIuzloa 70 tie
rspulss at Sumter is, that 4 small boat expsdHisu left
the squadron on the night o. the Ssh TO storm Sumter.
and were rspulsed with ths loss Of 8 number in killed,
wounded sad prisoners.
It is reported that Burnside has rendered Hz res'g.
~nAsisn-
The military road from N;cbolasTlls Is being coz.
strustsd with great rapidly By one Thousand men, and
win soon BE- completed.
Charles samner addressed a large meeting At Cooper
institute, New York, on last Thursday, on foreign reIa.
items.
New Orleans dates to the 5ih say the whols army Of
tia gulf vas In motion, but its destination was not set.
tied Grant while attending a review was thrown
from bis horse ard injured internally, but bis iuiuries are
not considered dangerous.
The "7Ify OF MsHchsstsr," With Eur0pssn adgicsz 70
tbs -, reports that The French Cabinet had unds, ae.
bate the sxpsd eney Of the reception Of he South.
No dseision was arrived At Some French jourcals
urge the seizure Of the Florida at Brett.
Cotton was quiet, hsving declined I'd
Frsn V5FglaTs-The LegirIuturs.
RIcHMoBD. sepssmbs lf-Ths report FROM Fred
eneksburg Of a toreate1sd 1itsnpt Of the Yankees &c
cross tbs river At that point is not true.
We have nothing additional from the up1sr Kappa
hammock, except s MINOR Of q rsHa7Ved hght ai CHl-
pepper to-day.
"a underwood thsi tie e-xoAs5go Of p.lsonsu e.
City Point VIII be renewed ia a few days
The Virgins LeEislature has passed an &C: suthorlz.
ipg he reception Of ali issues o Confederate Treasure
notes in payment Of taEes and other State dues.
Tbs subject Of the punishment Of deserters ron the
srniss is under cons dsrsHon, and he SENATE hss
already passed a DILL to parish persons h%arbsrins de-
sertsrs, which naicls severe pensldea Another biz
pending outlaws d~sseriers
The siege Of Charleston.
CHARLESTON. September l5-Tbs weather here ia
variable, and an eqainOxisl gale is daily expected
The enemy is buidiUg 3 telegraphic line from ibs
Tybss coast 70 Cummings Point.
Or batteries eousinss to annoy the enemy occasion
ally No other firing Is heard.
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Chaaze. q he war.

There Is nothing 20 uncertain, says the no.
bile TrBuzs, as as mutations Of war. Before
She result at GstfYsburg snd YicksbuTg, the
S5utaen people were raised to tie very spex Of
ups aHd confidence. To-day, although not de-
pressed beyond the circumstances Of the c0udi-
uan, there lie no undue elason, bat a simple, res.
oiats, manly purpose 70 retrieve the errors or
dsssteH Of 5he past Within = lew days, he
a5e nay turn, and sHcn events be recorded a.
viii again bring rack that sxTems bBoyrucy
wblch win be able 70 see through the gloom TO
the speedy end Of the war To desp0nd about the
= salt Of q battle, in 90 great q conflicts az shis, is
t7s last thing which becomes 3 trua man.
The pzsr1t relics on what is LEFT 50 him,
. d auul that bs faken away, he loses neither
HeaTt nor hope. Z Washington had been ola
n@er-ural rmpsr-svsry change Of wind taking
his breath from him-hs might have finally besn
hanged for a traitor just as Hr Davis and many
o. Us will be it We do not accomplish what We set
1ut 70 DO with so much eager courage. Bat be
vas moved by q liEl D~uac.1ls, sld never Ia
tered until be set his seal 70 the greatest free
country that the sun hiss ever ret shons on. He
veg none Of yo1r pulling, faiuthearts; and amid
C.aa1s Of gloom, compared 10 which any We
veenCguutarsd are ssnothing,ba held up on bis
brave way, patient, rrsoluts, and rtaia that
&c en5cf the rcv5lu- u would be ultimately
sec mpishsi
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The Situation Ct affairs in front is becoming,
day ~ DAY, more Interesting. i is now pretty
esr'ain tbs the larger portion Of MEADE's srmy
has been transferred TO Tennessee, while it Is sur
missed by some that q very considerable numhsr
Of GRAgr's f0rces haye been sent to The same
point
hfS be rue, and we have no reason 60
doubt 50, the tbsster Of wsr has or VIII be
chanRed ram Virginia 20 Tennessee or North
western Georgia This view Of The case is
somewhat strengthened by q paragraph which
appeared 10 3 recent number Of the New Hors
Ssn. and which says that after tho daft has
been successfully carried ont in this city and
Brookyu and The soldiers nov here are no
longer needed for tho intimidation Of rioters, an
srps5iaon viii be organized By a w~el-known
general ofH1or. who is nyg engaged in obtain
ing steam transports and sailing vessels, upon
which 10 smbsrk bis command. Az Ais
time it would be highly improper 70 make
known the destination Of this new expedition.
which j. intended 10 strike = blow 81 the rebels
quite Is disastrous as the fail Of Charleston OF
Savannah could be. The War Department
have determined 10 strike quick and bard beforf
Che alelechous, and have decided upon a plan
Of acton sbaf viii confirm he faith Of wayerinF
States IN sbe strength Of the Union, as well e.
destroy The rebel armiss. Tbs army Of the Pc
tomsc having many times unsucosssuIy s-
tsmptsd the capture Of Richmond, is likely o.
Be- recognised under another name and, while
Washington vii net Be isa undsfonded, tha
warusn8 Of he P5tomac val obtain glory 10
smother direction. Instead Of spending the dog
dsys In the Virginia swamDs. th5ss gallant sol
5srs ill Be transported ct snes within few
miles Of the scene Of their operations, and cap
surs Rehnosd BY their exploits Hundreds OF
mics away nom the rebel sspitaL'
This Is significant and is g key o the lat
movements Of MEADE-s army, explaining tn
transfer Of his troops from the P5tomsc 60 Ten
nessss The obiecs is to zke Richmond br
ovaTuuuiug GsCrEs and Gu ting off ell r%ailr7s6
claisscEoH between ttis secisn and tHe cspita
Of Eis Confederaey We trust and believe our
TlJ foe viii be foiled IN bis plans. Il hustrst
Cd ai this bold attempt be viii Be 50 s~sriOuHl
crippled az 10 render him harmless Tor uIths
mischief az sass for a long time 20 come.
From 81 we can .eau, R-OsECRANs viii yer
Bsan have under ms command aot less fhsu Cd
HUNDRED aud fly lRaasand men. How man.
w seal have 20 meet This torres, II becomes u
1st 70 say The Government vii doubtless dc
srsyfaug 10 is power bat l. IS absolutely iu
portlnl Aat hs S.ssss sud people Of Georgir
and Asosua should CONS 90 tas rsacu
F. seer r and strength Their iste hauE
aPou DO issue Of -he pending battle, and
ms vle1ory sure end complete, the azu.
8-9ud Dc saoIsu 70 The greatest possible nun
bar IEey may rsse assured tat tie Fs-sral
M n0l come 50 Insignificant NUMBER TRs
~ up0l me suppOsii0n t1sE they viii hsv
= hess h lu.e =lss 1f CIR people su
so-lu emseivss accordingly We ha7
TIE PeF.r 10 m==I ana conquer mem If ne Hl
Only szeE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-16

IHE PRTNcE Some London :" JsDrinsu =.
9lHei, wiring letters 10 ne c~re5ulous Yankees
says TINS OF the Primes Of Wakes
he Fnnce, Il il said, msy often 30 sssp a
"a pedestrian, IN tbs city, with . shoyt Tl,la
carved Wood pipe in bis mouth, lookir1g 80
saGey ana very deu1ooTsiie We.aYe afraid shsf
\. - n9s Followed the advios givan him by HE.
enough, and very p5etty Sc the. Y1u rsnem
per ths irIepressibis Jenkins told a ssor0 sSo1t
nsr and the Prince, whsn ths f7rWes 80 -
england several yesrs sg0, bywtigb IL annssv-
thst Albert Edward was wildly in love viii. 49,
ana on ore 0eesstOR aheuthe little eeist visit.3-
Hndser, (aecoraing 70 ire sl0g3 aad toev ere
PiAyiag tesether on the isgn, be DroBoss3'' To
said, " We'll, Waes, eontinns a rao6 nv -
earn your lessons we'll sud mind sour ma. sn5
when yoa grow up, if you love eth, IN tbink
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-16

10 The Associated Pres Mortal
NEW YORK, September 3-An important
meeting hstSeeR the ofie=is Of the civ banhs
and hr Cisco, Assistant Treasurer of the Uni-
TED States, was held at the Exchange bank to-
Gay Inc proposition submitted to the meeting
should lend the Government s25 GOO 900 So
rstaTY Chase Is to draw for Dc dung tbe psx.
Two or three months, as it Is required. The
0Rnks OF Boston and Philadelphia are 70 ba
asked for an additional $751; 900. The
whole S5O,OOO,009 to be repaid in Oefobsr ~
November, in the new interest bearing Treasure
notes. which ere to bear 8 per cent. interest. and
70 Dc legal tender TINS plan seems 70 be "a
gsfded with favor by eur best financial author.
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Special Dispatch to The Cinciunaa Comm rolsLI
Four MILES SOUTH o. -BEIDaEroRr, Z

|T0--I .-N~0- y - W--IUU@U I|III TU-LT
FOUR MILES SOUTH o. BRIDGErORr,
September ?.
Tbs army is we'll RCross the Tennessee, end
occupies 3 strong position several miles south
Of The river. No resistance was made 60 the
crossing.
Reconnaissance have been made to Trenton,
Georgia, without finding the enemy in force.
DC il said TO be intrenched east OF Chattanooga
The tTestls bridge at Bridgeport, lust com.
pieted this morning, gave way this aftsrnouR
while Tie tTain OF the An Michigsn battery was
crossing, Ore mule only was drowned, the
water not keing over fouf feet dean sevsy.T
bTigsdes Of infantry and batteries had inst pre-
csded the train. The bridge will be- rsplsced
by Tomorrow. There are several moro At differ
ent points. Can. Roseerans and staff crossed
this afternoon.
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- movements now gong o. 10 this secao.
iaG.c.5 uuustaaaby hat cur government g
iAl le Importance Of Ire H1UEg
gg nsat as and 1zt in he conflict Hhia
na-- saa easus. much more shan ordinary L.
n--sl manifested Heretofore. in evs-Tth
shai hA -per1ausl 70 tae campaigns in Tslnss
sss sua M-a-ssippL Is has seemed 20 rs a lack
OF ml prevailed that We couid not bar n
geL aud have frequently spoken Of; and 10
used We sal tlI1k unnecessary 5-isastsrs hav
belalzn cur srms a. the result partially at leasr,
OF The difference.
AZ stated, q change Of policy is visible. bis
na Decassary re should specify in what Dar
hsulals, but our rssdaEs may rest assured
P-osllses we'll il activity, energy and bsyoisB
can avert ne dangers hat shrsa1en Us here.
vail be d9ue speedily. And, more han tbrs
the ne can AID viii be driven back from b,
a1faaeeo position The feeling is general sha
2 Wiz lot 5e enough 90 fgbs and thrash hiu
N1ers be is Ihs county be occupies must b
aEsn Hsm him aud ones again cur banner
Paaisd lE The st1ongho ds wrss5ad from us.
Ia ad Of The Old army, aad Of the Conle5-
snH Goysnmzas, Gs1rga is also re-spoDd7r
nosiy. Her citizen 5oidieIy ae gathering ear
eslyl ~ numbers thss viii enable them 10 form
a. important auxiliary 70 the strength Of &c,
hsAGG auIe spirit is manifested m Jas 3irsc
hon 1sn % has been cur los 10 witness durrs
TIE Hsr And seeing The iDe cbarscssr of an
imPIonPn Tgopa linus rushing 70 the fed -
defend sher bomes from invasion. We ar
led 70 inquire Wnss Is Alabama doiny
Ans Der Reserves being usarshzned1 d
noi Der aulhyutIss and her people fa
an Euow thar the approaching conflict IS
harghi vlia as uuen or veal CT woe 10 the.
- Dd themselves, IS II can psssibly be @
Gsolgiai Is not apparent 70 every ems .hs
i Ne are dsisaled Ia the battle which i-5neyts
bic, Ala5ans toO, VII be open 10 lac rsvsge,
Of The coIamQn enemyf Alsbamisns sbopA
unds1sssnd lia AID promptly prepare % aid
the gEsat cnss. We 70 psai-movemeuts are o.
f5al Eaieu Pu5lslod would grsaly eaoouTaa
orr distant rea1eSs, 5al pudsnos lsralds Il
a@isd sa1ngs5, however, may bs pseess
y 70 secare as deo1e- q victory 81 viii ina.
relieve os noEn ePpre1euslori and 70 secure
no eEeruon should b. sp.led nov GeoJgs.
IA, I'D ne C.Hlelsras aamses musr o.,
- solk
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A6VoriasmsulI
To the Vsters Of gobb, Fulton and UaT.
zen guuFde

ten 9nngie
ATLAsTA. September .. 1883
EDITORS ATRIAL: Zee ny name suggested a. a
candidate 10 represent he people Of the s5.h senate
rial district, (eoEaposed Of The counties Of Cobb. Paltou
and Olsytoul, In the next Gsusral Assembly Of hs
State The eunounoszasnt Or my nsms wss entirely
ths work 81 fdeudS-sn expression Of thsir partially
for me in that connection.
HAD thoughs. snd probably have said. that I could
not be indueed to be = candidats Tor any civil omes
during The war, bat, finding myself unable Tor service
In The army, VIII but little hope 70 return 10 the asd.
under several months, ! yisld ny assent.
When I entsrsd The serviee dstormiued that meth
ing but Provideutial causes should take me out o. H.
Such "a ny dstsrmfnaaon to-day.
should be elected, only sleh of ny sine ~ Is absO
Iutsly necessary for the discharge Of the duties DE-
volvsd upon me 4al be lost % The service and IA 10
event do I oonismpiats. retirsmeut from NY eouuty's
defs1as - long Is I M abb 10 strike 8 bow ia our
caass.
nelsctsd, my energies shall BE- devoted 70 such meas
urss IS. IN myiadgment VIII BE- most condasivo 70 the
puble good and believing. a. / do, thar our future, a.
a free snd happy people, depends upon the success Of
our sFm1 I wouia BE- resrDazt 20 ny p~rlasiples, sboald
7 fail in every pTseuca way 70 ad Eud encourage my
brothsr n arus. Your obedient servant
seIOlw r p. WATKINS.
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RAE Al LAsF-A very long and oppressive
drought was broken, in tt1s immediate vicinity,
on Sunday afternoon snd uiebt. by refreshing
sboweTs. These were not sufficient, however
for the langaisbing field crops, or as = season TO
plant taSnIps, and we understood that they did
not extend lar IL some directions. Bnt we are
for RAIN ct last, and are hopeful for
more soon.--coiasabgs EnQairsr, Is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-16

MARIETTA, Sept. II, 1893
EDITORS APFEAL:-I ua6Arstana thsi an a tlels has
been going the rouuds Of The paDsis, which reflects -
Houly on he Q-uartsrmss,ers Dspirtroeut for the loss Of
Government stores at SveetwAtei. which. g. chief Of
,be Department u East Tsnnes es. feel il my dnty
Z" notice. FIRST, let ne ssv IN unqualified terms, that
'aoy charge Of want Of EFFORT toss,e Government stores
ct all pgiorsh false. WhenI was ordered to remove
al stores from L0sdon 20 Charleston, ! ordered one
hundred cars to be sent 70 that place and twenty 70
sTeatwatsr. sucsaeded 10 rs-ories srarything from
Loudon exospt atow old worn tsrts and after The last
tran had let and the enemy had commenced sheIiing the
town, rode down to SHeetwster, no doubling ID taysrv.
Thing had been moFeifrom there, am thai ears would be
there for thai purpose, but We berg infor ed that no
train Asd been sent upI duose CD Scott 10 send eou.
Eier 10 Athens 10 telegraph Gen. Bnckner. reques,ipe
one % be sent up Immediately. The courier returned tb-
next morning with q dispatch from Col. shaihs. chief
d SAT-, s,Hling that No train would be allowed 20 70
up, not deeming It safe. Mr. Me8iahan, to whom ali
orsdIt 10 doe, proposed, Il would permit him, 70 take
ihs three ears tbai We hsd Ioadsd through will. his
ahoemakerz about hfty IN humber, and L a. once told
him to make the Effort ss left about seven o'eloet
and The omeer to suom ,he strss belonged remsiped
ne o'clock, and despsinng Of any train coming
up that day, We len for chsris,f ION, after MAKING
the best possible deposition Of what had 70 be left
On oar way don4 We 5vs-oos CssonsI
Scott and In company with him Z went that night
to General Buckners hs4d4uArtsrs and again asked
Tor 8 train bus us geaeral t~soughtit wouid De nnsaGs
70 II < IA engine fnrhsr iAza Athaas, 70 WHICH point
he sent enc 10 meet dr. MeGlshAa with hs three osrs
q q he had not succeeded 10 neHehine tbsr. the
retained, and MH McGlshan. with lila hsrois
band, together with soms patriotic citizsnE ware
eft 70 lush his train throngh BY hand. when be sue.
IN doihg after near three dsyHOf fnesrzant labor.
This d 8 plain unvunlshsd sta;ement Of rhs facts,
ghch show no vast d sxsriion on the part Of the
.u-srtsrmasters and theE agents. 70 rsueyo TIE Gsg-
storea. Nothing Of much value was lost al
ny place save sWestwabsr. Gen Buekner, not bslov
q i asfs, rsaussi 10 ALLOW al engine ard cars to 90
, for Js stores loss 81 thai place.
arFuu. HTnrrun I
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PRGvoEEGLV OFFFCI0Us-Ehs Chatssn00Fa
ae5a has u.oTuRGou thss since the retreat Of
Geu Briggs army out Of Tsnnesses. which, of
course, compelled the civl officers Of hat Slate
b AL back also, hose officers have been sub
fectgd to annoying and CFsugivs intsrferrues
rom the eonsernt and enrolling 5&cus in Geor-
ga HeaH0u Is ma6s OF instances Of cff-
GERS Of the Bsnk Of Tennessee, which IL E Slate
restitution lze raicsrs Of which arc State Off
c7rs, under heavy bonds to sbe State for the per
lIue-c5 Of their duties, with lheir exemption
pSpers in ter pockets, VINO hsvs been imperti-
nsn5y inisfersd with By men who did not
seem 70 unders.aad aLsr business. The
5thcers referred 10 had the official exemptions
Governor Harris, approved and indorBed by
Sen. Pillows cOnBcrpt officer at Chattanooga,
ed yet they were arrested hire in Georgia and /
Old that their psPerB were worthless. The
Rebel progsFlE suggests that the State Of Ten
ssee, though a present oveTrun, Is yet one Of
be sovereign States Of the Confsderacy, fully
Of her Eghts and ready to maintain
mem Those Of her oEcers necessary to ibs
tmiHisirsHon Of her Stats government are e1.
opt tfom military service by ihs laws.
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The President and Hfs EnaHuipassou
reclamation

FRANKFORT. August 3I.-Gen Green Clay
Smith, congressman alsct, hes Just returned
from Washington. Iiravaled with iir to-day
from C1vington 70 tins place. and during our
tnp he told ms that whale at the national capital
be bad sn interview with Wr. Lincoln relative TO
the issuing Of a proclamation offering agsneral
amnesty 70 all now IN arms against the Govern
msnt, who ground heir Wespsns ~ reheIion
end come back to their allegiance Sc advised
the President to guarantee full protection 20 the
porson aud property Of al returning yrodiEsls-
using the general term property" to iEcluds
slaves IS well as horses and lands. Mr. Lincoln
said he would not revoke one line Of his proela-
nation. Gen Smith did not want him to DO so,
but simply asked that repeutgut rebels DO per-
miued 10 test the legality Of the edict IN the
civil courts The President expressed himself
perfectly willing that they should 10 this, and
said be would abide by the Judicial decisions
when msde-cOr. Cincinnati Commercial.
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xrAL q BROKEBS

TgE subsafbsra, .sHO. PsNN1LL, late Of Virginia.
u aBd PAuL jones' OF Tennessee, having sEsoeia.
ted themselves together under ne gyie and urn oi
PAANILb a JOHES DO hereby offer tbsis ssrFfcsa to
the public fer ths purchase y ase lezcusvsIyT o.
kEAL estate. Any person wishirR 20 buy or sell
would fnd b 70 their lnteresl 70 give Us a call Office
with MeEsrs With=rs 4 90, Peaobtree street, Atlanta
Refer Harris q JOKES. ur J. y 10
gRn, n D hptchsson. PAnhiLL 4 JONES.
AssFAm Atlantis.