, 1863-10-13

fresh a'es # Southern papers. 7 make the
following extracts from the eama:
RHETr-oRICA.
One John 4. Jones publishes = long article
in the Atlanta Con1sderacy, under the head:
"Who set the ba1l In notion" In which he
claims that the dubious honor Of starting ee-
cession belongs to himself, as he adrocated
such policy at least three years before Rhett
thought Of doing 1t. In fact Mr.. Jones goes
60 far as to intimate that Mr.. Rhett Was q
pcodlY time In getting his dddla up to con.
cert pitch. Rhett, after tits, will doubtless
taycto 'plsy second fiddle to the man nsned'
Jonce. Good enough for him.
STATE 'yEnsus" cosFEDERAoY.
4 grand conflict, of authority has taken
place in Butler county, Alabama, between the
Confederate officers aud those Of the State.
It has excited the people, SO the papers say,
almost to frenzy. The account Of the affair
says that the citizens Of Greenville have never
before been in such state Of excitement on
any subject since the breaking ont Of the re-.
bellion. It eeems that country people had
bstn In tow1 got a5upk ha7ed 49, one Of t1e
| lowed by the Provost guard, and upon their
refusnl to halt we're fred upon, one of them
bcing instantly killed and the other two cap
tused. Some persons thought By the .yells
~ tLo a.o1oex so4iu L.s !3u ~ ~ ianAees ~ ol
mmyde4e% an H. a ai.h Aen ~ .ae pi@sS
| a man beloved and respected by all who knew
him, and leaves dependent wife and five
children-cut down IN his usefulness for no
ears ~ tts.s ~ VIC. % suo aScoan1
ktioin:
me cltizenB OF Butler county feel that deep
wrongs have been perpetrated-th is no talk of
violence BY the public although it Is reported that
for to sold them r. ehsskEbut It seems to b to
Whether y ys pnds5 the es Of aw or at the
mercy o. m'll1al, hoos. oos...-.-....
TIE DEATH or WILLIE SHERMAN.
The body of the little son of Gen. ". T.
Sherman, IN charge Of the bereayed mother
parsed up The other day from Memphis. He
Memphi Bulle:in, Of The Oh. has mention Ia
the following words OF he Generai and his
son: No better evidence ran he afT,r1ed ~
the popularity which the calIantrv and anen-
ity Of Gen. Sherman haye eecured. fhen tha
appearance Of the mourning group who at-
tended the remafns of lis little son nn SUNDAY
IRON he hotel 10 tie steamer ~ Fla ~ stafF oI
GERS and The rerimenfai officers ~ ia 1a,i,
reenlars wore monrnine hadaas s,d ~ ~
rnnntecancca ~ aIl rr~,ent TaEs t1t,a,.s ba-v
much eyery one feit for The sf1,fcted nareri1 MGn
Itt1a willie w.a saroasnt ~ f.Hsi He.sn 10 w.
na;nt,,ent H ofths Ts 1e,h sheaat IN ienstu ap'
dier Of fhat rerfmsnt vent Then III JsstE
wss annnnncr3 Ths IA bad shoun 0 arsaat
an+itnde for rnilf,orv .fIa,re aenn,a6 6.;s.s
fhe General an eperv nccsainn ,nd tnE;n1 -
n ~ tha ccncs,ns ~ ~ ~ Hits pa.'
nriI5ne mind ,hat n9omiee5 n fptnra T! ,aar. ~
~ 4endar omr NC s I'LL - I tha nett saat
nn1nher ssoe ,sh W. sy~Lassfs Lss WILL 1n7 gteat
nomoer VINO NOUN win MN.
rAL1AED1auAM rIcKErs.
Tn -,d,a- 11oa 49, n,,.a ~ .u.u,..,.,
n Ho1ne upon tas o4o ana Mteslseippl
ha,lIoad ne other dag, overheard rongh
Vallandtghaml D-n III Copperheads!
banging Is too good for fhaini y Al
the time It vas not certain that the
soietet eGeo AP1eAa4on ~ q hopoF !ues, 10
a.co ~ f. - an9es .ne aana
enHae ~ ~ t. a.,5aa.s tSe+ -, "1.es % auy
ond an,te +ha fas13"oe ~ ~ a.io-;t. Htso - ~ r..
Ghio de1en.t;nn IN ths 1rov ~ |ta 3rnnas ~ sao
tSe ..Ia Tnen snan rera,T e ea seset9 & 9A
iandIabs,, Aem r.a,r tha ns s1s nam1 =. VA
lanuIeoau oton lno t4oGue ol solo1ef IN
aats So.upau..u Z ~ aualne4a 'as alWays sui
nctent e1cuss ZOE Aooek.doMn argument on
.ne pa91 " tae ~. aas.9ness. I aata!y IN Unto
VINO can speak me name Tlthont Its natural
ceomFanlmeht, "a-n, Hhlca rhymea beau.
Huuny ana 1ttlngJ VITA tae 4aet Syllable OF
Ing canuioates . namei
aesesa! Ieonsana qempe1aas tickets with
t NE lame Of element =: vall9ndlgham at the
head Of them. were found, Thursday morn
lpg, scat1efeo alonB tne raufoaa Track IN this
ci'J. Wheseupon the Deznotras, which IL
NJ hifg not Copperaead and antt'U n1on,
Eoes n.o n's, a'tef 1uo !oao"1ns st5le:
sfoners b. soms rnscauu Maet %ennaau III tho
threw them away 10 pIeyent thcif rcachtn. tbs
troops n he amy Of ne Tennessee. 20 that they
not nay ~ oppot1!1ny 1ny q e3Pleesing thslF
snch eoy con9tnnti5e XII III 10 stts H. 20. .!
dirt man lin The enidirss o""ht - i.re ~
priyiaro Of ;otipr whieheyer tesst tb,y chooan @
apd IL net that lie Democratie tickets lave been
eomnrdiv TaeE RtSuIIcanS ara sf;a'd ta trnsf 1ua
b9 item. 4'''s~ 4'eFaS''e'''' a' a"1'o ~ 'sae'
Another explanation of the finding Of the
- ta11apdigd-n" tickets In the streets Of
Cairo, however, appears to be the trus one.
f15in en route for arant's armV son,a oatnfs ~
INT nver.zra1nns renTessntativa ~ ~ o+e.t
e1s1e hoardsd the +rsga a,a 4sss,e W ts the sash'
gave ont number OF his tickets to the mem
hers OF several different regiments, hoping
thereby 10 head OF the Commissioners who
The consequence IL al a1ong ths tranr -,
the I]iinois Central road' frn15 6din ~ Ga,-o
yallanolgd-n" tickets have been scattered
and town. It Is to be hoped they may not
"come up In the spring, unless they be
meLam0rpnosed INTO grain OF loyal mould.
This Is q Reasonable explanation Of the mares
af ~ ,es OF eno e. cafo Oso ~
esery reason sesms fn ,,oint r. ia 40 'be3n1 Jno
oo'n 1ea=onaole hna t1ue.
, ta,,.a.Aa A4tos ~" 1AnAopsAs'
csn atb 1uh ~ oiunhns oun1 40 Gs SntosGea oy
Us.nou1nTErs itTg anxv conps
AENru1s, Tenn, Sept. 10, 1868.
srEa41 SIa l. oapEas, Ne 21.-1-lt having been
persons clainirc to Be- Confedezate Soldiers upo
Ihe towns Of Murray md Mssyae1 within tho dis-
Of p,opesty wars stolen from Union MN IL phoss
neighbo5hoods, With the conniyance, aid aud con.
md hitheIto protected by lie Tilted states. 'nes
It Is therefore ordered that Brig: Gen: i. J.
sm1tn, commandinG me nnetIet OF columbus, DO
a. IN fha ssia ~ n- .a
adie i unnn TIA most wcs1thv and nntnria~a sVm.
pathizers residing in such neiehborhoods, ind
collect the same at short notice, and out OF the
proceeds p pay the seEeral claims 20 aseeItained,
i1as nra oeHeos ~ on1'n Ae'usees eoAs "i'ni1 ou1
Ii H.-In case Of similar outraeea committed with.
in said District Big. Gen smith viii at once pro-
coed, Oh proper information, to apply the same
remedies.
m-Petsons engaged n @ euea @ @raias. MnetheE
@ 70 pc 20 qtsana1a anu - s u
e' he frie9 iy military Commission as robbers' or ar
By order Of MAJoR GEHEHAL s. 4. HURLBuT:
HENRY B1saoRE, Asst. Adj. Gen.
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GucftIlas about meade's Army.
We are pained to read the daily announce
nenta by telegram Of the continual and suc.
c..,f,, Senredat;ons ~ rehs, rns .y11oa nnnn