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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

rose coFnnsusEvats VFjsh sks dsntnds his bleed
/ ing couHtIy made ugsH hi0I,
Mr J.-Your uttarancss, Mt Chester, hRd
sscsgtGucs in my judgmsEt sud % for ne, lei
Others 10 IS tkey may hereafter, the truths you
Heva oReken shsil guide my conduct
Mr. C--Than, Mr.J 7ua5 have I beer Elora
ihsR reBsid for thB sfflff 20 get tbis quas.i9s
rigst before you Would lhai all others may
see it as you now do, ard thsf the sZamp'e
ssUs noble EsunssssaHs nfv ia my Ia'aa
doEu-troddeu AID Ia exile hcHes tbev b at
PreqeHt, might be initiated b. the citizens Of
the other States OF tha G5ufadarzcT. During
She Occap zHcy Of Middle Tcnuosses by Bragg's
eyny, her southern men (aad there sra thsu-
saR5s sUch tbers) brought ia tAsif wheat said
it to the Government fer enc delsT usr 5Eshsl
aR6 Tsi)iced that they -could help ca cur ea1re
~ BE Ssing and when ay eosi3 Eot brnE Il
in tisy Eais to oar Purchasieg sgenis, Game
aud gst ear grsiu, and e7eTytbiug win which
Wo can furnishyOu, and pay as 10 Ctutedsrste
aensy, toT taRt Ig ar money. IL fhs southern
Cause is sustained the money will be gsos
Fhs blood Of asT Sons is pledged for orr sue
cess, bat if oar eaass fail, we ere willing 10 20
down with it." And in conclusion, Mr.. Joass.
let ne ssy, that by tba course Of coD5Rst Of
any, very msny which I have but too
fully shown to be wrong, and which I can nst
Sod words sufficiently strong TO eoHdema,
more has been done 10 defeat Us ia the present
struggle, than ever has been done By the eECHy
And again: I say, let the farmers move e. s1C= /
in this matter, and in conisnc N with his
dUty, les ma beg Of tham, as Inc siek and
~0uEdsd soldier, necessarily absent f-cn hs
command, PASSES sloHz, feed ana io4gs Sim free
ef ehaTEs snd how bis depressed FaIit viii re-
vIvo and take flesh courz GET Whe5 asking In
lAe morHiag f5r his bill 5r ne night insssa3 OF
ssJiug tour doliars, you say to 7i1, net q ssHt
sir / never charge a B3ds' mo B bgh 0F
loF ne sid NY couEtry. Let -bo is-u's Sbe
ot eil 7shars can best sf5r5 ~, DO thia- and It
wiz culjTsls thsiE patriotism. end iEszea3 o.
au-a caas, blessings viii BE gE5H11s=e5 up q
TcE. Instead Of 8 relactsnee 20 6-ht Th5sh (
7Tili bs engsndeTsd. If a spirit Of paTsiao8y I.
fE-e uease7-icu of The peoals willingly TIll zEe
s7.1sr fTlad tho path whsrs duty leads, ths {
Danger aat dsB51 be r0Und abJutbIn- sHd his 1
strong avn ztil strike for a peSpia vhg VIII 1
sLsl -7sscys b be f5se. G. II &
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

takes cara Of, the party af daylight pEt 10 Gsa
AT lea s'cicck, Esds tks ialst ts 81 Catherine
Eoana, afaaF getting sbsat hsii zails inside
tie Hzogia 81 the ssund, q Yankee gushsat
schooner TiEgsd propeller, msuztisg q pivot
gaB fsrs sRd aft, ana bToadside Fau. Siicsv-
srss them and ffsd blank cartridge. The rasn
ia the boats put 81 strength 10 taaiE ears 70
mako their esetBs fve miHutas aftBr the Ysn-
lse bieckadaT 6rad hsf biank esItri5ge, she
oreasd hsr broadsids esH sa the usfoftuzaso
nsa, q iaF tWeasy-ssveu nsHEdI sf shot, shell
and ssEistaF. The eaUfss Of the beats we're PIT
usr1b and Gcr0s5 the inlat, the ikird beat which
WEs iR tbs rear aa3 distant from the Ctbsrs
sbsus had a mila WIS sRt 81 aEd Compslisd 70
suFrsR5er. The following were in the heat
captured: EHaiEkfali, 81 ass's engiHaer Wfa-
Snlsl, masters Iaats; sAa sx-af2eoF Dr. Chss
a. Aoa1t, assistant safge0s; Fster Vzudtvsr,
Isl assislaEt erginaeI; Islsc Pasleg Psyinaster's
slsrk; Mr.. Kelly, Nsssaa Biloi; Chzrlts smi
and nina Of tss ssamen azd firsnIen o.
Ihursdsy s. tive s'cisek the two bsats taat
es0aSsa syith their crews arrived zt Kilhcnuy
MAJOR E. @. AnSsrsez, IT,, s0mRa1SiHg the
posi-, kindly reesived them, the whole gsFrigOn
we're EncsssiBg il their Efforts 20 make eamfart-
ahls Lisut Johnston and his crew, who kEG had
nsthing 10 eat fron tie tine thsY abandoned
the OsoHas URtil they arrived at Kilkenny.
TGeg desire 70 return sheir sincere thanks 70
4sJor AudeTssa aud his garrison for she kind
treatment rsoaiVed.
Ad0lphss Nsors, the cabin boy, was n the
boat with Lieut. Johnston, at Kilkenny, and re-
eeiTed Surgical trsssmsnt from the sargsoR in
ChsrTs
The esrRe Of tka OeSuss was valued At SO,
900. the steamer $50 600, ell 0whed By tks
CoBfadsrats GsvrrameHs
Tho Osonee, b5fsrs the war, vas q ffss class
psassrgsr and ffsighi Etssmsr ia The trs3e ba-
tween Chart stsr SsYsaaas and F7rHau7ies,
agd wss uBdaF he e5saaagi Of CsBssia l. n
Ccz-t'es. Upsz tbs breaking eat Of the var
3 no was sod IS the C8ufsisrats G1vqrnmsEt sad
her EaEa8 YVES charged % tls SaEsHush was
The flag ssip Of Csm1o3ors Tattsslli suisse
quel-y asr Eaeae syas cbsagsd 20 ihs Ocszss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

DHFIag ths Eevaiufi1nsrv war &hs-s vas r0t
a siaFe lsssoalj city -hicl ssa rsL ir Possess
sion Of tne eHefuy. 6sma of steu- Nee F,fk
for eIazagt- fasY tg1k ard Ibid d17r-
whole seven years Aea ilsy mjrhs hsre ls7-
ihem for Seventy without shsctine tfo gitalff7aF
DE eauEe sf iadspsE9sucs Tss Bisii tsssl-
selves we're aTure af shis. sHd HaeH ihs var ol
1912 bsgaR. tie Duke 81 Welrgio1 ADVISED
the BrIisa tAtjuss fhs Is sss rtelass 30 alts-1us
tho eousassi Of ApeEice. thss no-hi7--- ----r7 ~
doas ezcapi captariuE fsF ssab9afd OF svefi
cislas1 ans has beyond ere im2eiitte uai- hh,r-
hsod % 'ha gress rivers no Pszual ns ieod1l5
could be gained in she extensive end snarussv
settled territory Of the interior. Tire progress
of lhs war proved tas accuracy Ell the D1ks's
es1nssL
Ths same is trus now Of he Slrh n a.,
Liaso.nites succeed 10 takiuE al Of ou7 lsrrs
ssaeoast cites, and even Cur ls-ge iusrisr
towns, yet they have nos advancss tie f--t $50
toWaIas eonqueTiug the South; towards hrire-
Ing 1ef enes more 90 elnsslt to pcur ITO Is
Jap ef NorthaIR spectators tbs eeai.h sbs hss
u times past; towards mski 9 her crinee sn3
Dow zu5Hiissivsly 20 tie tYraop,eal die.s.ss of
= AoythaFn rUlare. No one sboula feel dasBsrs ~
m ll zoe least It even Charleston, SsVannah sn1.
9Ao0'is t5lL Ihsy have no COED grounds flr g.
doing. VITA the ssta6iishment Of our iads-
? sndsrcs, an Of them VIII DO rsgainsd azain.-
AEgastE CkToaicie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

A FEW ESgE hen WANTED

e RAVE suihozity % raise
Company OF Infantry,
FOr Ca j. Z. Hardss eg meni, aud neoA i7F f4oi7
men 10 out he number.
Ths rsgiusat is 20 g. Florida under Cen hoIf sii
CObb which is b. far the most peasai P9fon % tAo
gorfsCeracF.
hiy comp ny far Is composed Of good men s'liaa
a. Frezl nd scsI1en 70 hosG going nio ihe lerFlce a
Is " - l. thsr fe "a camp he Hlgfs pll1s4uL
The reellent Wll reld EF0us near Deoat-rs eh o.
where ihey VIII rsuEu Tor short While 10 org gaHze
snd De crica
Cone foFva d % one aud volunteer. thereby avcd
~ ooareuplon and o-Iing lie bouuiy Of Hfy doi-
isrs ana The ISL e. aoLhEg
iersoas uud-r eighteen and over foHF years of ags
lsfli be- rseeivea sE VoiuHiosIs.
T. i. LAE9SToE.
Captain
oass oorssg Whitshau Azs Alsbsloa reefs
ssl7.2H Aaslia, aa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

IHE y HlsKY ERYsiPELAs --The scarcity Of
lqs0r Of all kinds ia this State has sssrtei m
as arrant race Of roguss 81 ever brestbe5
They doctor whisky. They make whisky 5ut
ct appe brandy, aod Freneb brandy ost of
vhilEy. and all scrts of tIandiss snd wines oat
u iogeaious oene5c-i1ng Of all three Tae
HhisBy--shst is 20 say, The most Of ifs now
composed ei about thirty per cent cf genuine
siesa1i aud the ress IS Iaade up aiih wnter
FEsTol and c0lorng matter. An old and me low
tsa aEa is secered BY adding tss raw hash Of wild
game, OF youRg veal, or lamb, which, afief
soaking for three or four weeks, inparss 60 ths
liquor a rich, soft ta5ts. The other LIQUORS srs
done Up Il simlaE way This siuf, if drank
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26
VOL XIV, NO 167

% excess, brings On oryuiBelas and ether dis
eases of tie skin and fssh and viii raaal. il
death. IheTs . comparatively iss.a er0i liglor
Of sny kind IN town - RizhnsHs Egquir.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26
NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
HANCOCK & HUFF,
WbNsesaIe BealeFs In Manufactured
and Ennkfna Tnharen.

EvIsa BalauF corner arBlts and Feaehlrae atrestE
AtlsHts, Georgia.
TTAVTlG rem Eed 30 tho above l0Cgt0n We invite
II our iTien1E Hua dealers generally 20 czi aud zee
ga Being engaged exclusive ? IN the bobscoo bus
lsa an ssl .nE only aogDuni, we are nov
prepars6 ts 0dUr over
1000 pkgs. T'O6HCOO,
aCcmBri1i1F al grades, the lowest 20 the nnrsi
uade. 81 very low priceE
llr aezl5r partner being largely engaged n the man
1sctr- 81 Tobacco st LyucbbErg, Virginia VII keep
"a suDb led with hlE favUute anda
f,-ssu zAECOCK a HUFF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

All sdver issmssts WI be charged two dollars per
square Tor TIE ar Insertion aud dollar and hity
0sHia fer eash subsequent insertion
Lossl zstoss VII be Charged st The rsts o. dfy ga
per line
Obituary notices eharEsd a. the rate Of twenty-five
els per line sHa al other articles not OF general public
ln-=--.f a. 81, hr- aa----i-euzntE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26
.oRsESI HORSES
HORSESE

z REQUIRE lor .hs azs "a tas Artillery e Genera
II PORES b cumnaud-
SeVemtV-Five Horses.
The haFseu must be hsn 10 tns ctiEsu~ viii oiter han
g. zle will Fur base them q .air la Stoa i e
cannot a.ree uPsz the pIics, wi suD u 70 tller
dizutsrs=-si LEsust1s parties selseiing suH l -rI
enc sur the t0 he third sna vii pay tne vsNatlon
~ l1rIu
HFssf or ore Of ny clerks be found o. 8r
J01sE Livery table zt al times
u S. SEVERSON.
Haj Ead Qus -ernaater,
sHl1-Tu-E FGrraas'g Lsorn.ssHd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

A e9ussp9udent Of the Savannah RsBuBliean
has lately trsvsrssd ihs old battlsfslds Of Chan
esIlorsvills and Fredericksburg. OF the former
he says
The euemy's works are stiI plainly visible
facing in every directi=B. "a pisiu exhibition Of
the trspsdati5n which seiEsd bin whea Jzcksou's
csrE-l began TO talGdef Lshind bis riqht hauk
Tbs works isoE north. south, east Wesf-iu
fact, 90 every point Of the compass as though
the sPp-1ach Of the leTribis rebel general
vas expected to be ubiquitous Private
hcles ia lhe banks, By no WaYsida, and
other steep places, seemed destined to hold
th0 rarcasse8 Of some precisus Yankee covsrls,
whoEs heart anots him whsH Tsbul SHELLS began
ia h'l Pc ar with tbgir sEful sereauss Tha
EuaPssckS sf BE dead, frsguerts Of cass-eE
ciotEes, hrcEeu rsunsrs Of some uurdaF0Us
caunou, pieces Of saslh whole schTapnel shot,
and other Indications Of she once tsTrifce bat
tistisld Etili str ~ she vaFside 0f tie plank
read. Ebs c1rcas7es of deal horses have not
esassd 70 emit off usive odoTs. aHd the forest
trsss are marked where the cannon shot Ysged,
BY tte dead branches torn, shattered, ass with
cred 70 81 aulEnu Aue by lhs saIzEsr's san.
HsTe is a PioauEs Of Ffedsrieksburg as it now
stau55;
Pass on 20 the loTn, tBrough shs lanes and
=
few pizsous are seen hus1ericg before yoe Or
sailing about he hCuse-i0ps, quito solitary In
the city, now and then, yea see, nay be,
group Of CT .izsns, msY be soldiers On duty, sit
ting lsisU0ly uEder same shades discussing
esmnon topics. U0snd dswn the dusty ways
is the absence Of every sign Of animation
or bEstis-trade, eoumsrce, industry, al ggns
it vas gEaieful relief ia passing cut 90 hear
the Gully b bacEsmth'a sol tsry hammer ia the
city iast en- ths suburbs Closed doors l00z you
hisuaiy and sorr0wfully in the face wh8rsvsr
yea turn
The oi I church siseple5 still bear the marks
OF vaudsiism and Yankee meauneas. CsInsn
Balls have pisrceS them through a1i through in
many places. Oa sho backs of she nvsr the
IG1bled houses show he signs Of the fercs
bomb srdmaut that vas opened the place be-
fore the ismUUs crossing In December Oar
P.ckets sit among Iae weeds ans ia the cid DE-
Fsf'ed walls there -nsE, watching aeress tso
water.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

Rf aph SAYS;
Mr. John Clls. sen IF JadEs Cole, Of tbis
city, re.Hrnsd from Vicks5uyg Thursdsy mig sht
0es Of the heroic gsrnssn o. tbat Flaca, be vas
detained hy g wagad rassivs6 il iks defense af
tie es.Ts hut is0ll BE- earliest momsut, a. great
risk lf ida iss, e ieaVs the FEDERAL Ii6ss He
tays few ID Flcizsb1Tg have isken lbe cath. sr.d
such Is tse tyranny of The Fsderas, thar .hs
Fezk-cnsei wa fn0aght of taking it, we're sson
csrss IF iho BVrpass. The as0ry ol he good
b=hayipE If ths Federal troops when they en-
tered Ficssharg - mere causT6 He saw thsm
comisg ia hoeung and yelling ike 50 many de-
uoza-.ho El.dlcrs sEmsd With beetles and
maEls, with which they burst in the doors Of
the sAons and houses, ana gu.te3 and sacked
che hsoses in q Wiekiing, Ire the presence Of
their Ofdcars. The dHiiY oCcups3ioH Of tbs
soidiers since sbst tame, has been s constant
search fer plgEdss lron house &C house, and
ths shipments Of tho sp0ils ts ahsis fEisnds at
hone.
Every fa1t Of land aboUt the town has been
pierced with Tsmr0ds 10 discover hidden lrsa-
suFes, and ths graves had been opened for silver
cefia plates and iswelry. The condition Of the
poor ci6zeas subjected 20 such indignitiss, and,
sl The sama time subsisiing upon the rstisns
doled out 70 them By the sOidieTy, can Be more
readily imagined tnau described. When gau-
federal ts sees these things hey srs better than
victory in 5hInnF ny his resolution. 70 fght In
the last. He reports great meFtaily sIaong tIe
vandals, but the dead Ers al buried a ri-bt ana
il secrscy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26
HATS! HATS !

an DOZEN A Ia n DE.
IU ElGHT DOZEN OFFTCERs' HATS.
EEN DOZEN OUNCE HATs,
rsE % t-s trade or retail CzH quick They GO sE
Hks agt cakes
Rsmezbsr the Arcade
Wasn you waHI to trs6e.
r.. o. CAT0E 4 co
.--aa AueH usrTE and reHersl 4 GEMS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

Or TO RICHHOED Tlirty-sight Fs5o.al
prisoners have juss been ms sn i8 III nonS
BY the provost maIBhsi Of ib.s city. AneBr
tha caplured were four recruilne ofeerr
AsI9r Ps1ksT, vel kaoBu ri .h7s 5-rarsa.,ri
SO "secrss apy," accompanied Hs baadI
charged wish hoIas siealing Many ciszsas. ~
Feil as ne Efiisri hsye been deceived ,s -5ais
person He has proven ssnssIf .s ,s u-~.-.I.-.
of respect or eoR6dene5 -K Kasrsilf, c5rori.J-
25th issf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

DEUEK BY WARDs "A private stisr from
PnladeiPhia says Our eiy & 5rrnl--uos ~
al onee, 5uE q ward al a time PIE 5rsf s.,
wsTds, and those she are GRATED ave = sss5-.
thsat On account Of their naisf1zluue, a-5 lbo-s
Nho escape have 70 stand lIeai On acoourt q
isd b. wards, and Philadelphia goes 3 I'd
drunk"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

aggression. Inaesd, re are confident fhai It
has not, sHd The reception ef the draft in the
North you'd seem 10 indicate thGi e future At
tempt 10 that quarter would be wholly impossi-
be, II rsadsIss HsosEsary by the defeat ct the
enemy 10 his present f0rcs.
Tho present sfJTf, therefore, to drive back
ihe Vszdais from our ssi wouii, if successful,
be The eniy enc necessary. T men Of Viz
gina vii da.ly arouai her gifted seas 70 Sc
c9mgiish sis sbiset, If lacy arc appealed is IN
tho rgat wsy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26
HHIeKF. I-nRECCa ID ~.

1000 3ISs' 81. Z !G5a 9.aaf 2 I'm l53s' 555 E.,
5u bags shot Yer sa.e cons rIU M.
aH15zw BSue a ran.
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= AAAS - s1tAAPSNA r = S@AOhAs
Daily per montll.--------..--..--4-.e $500
- Nc rubsoHPasu taken foF = lsngsF term shsn
Two Msnthz.
single copy g.------------. = wen ty cents.
The paper VIII be delfvereS to ali
nevs-deaIera at twelve and halt
cts. per COPY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26
DIE HJenrpBis 8PpeaL
.uRLIsHER

ny
John R, MCClaHahaB----BeBlSRia 7. Dill,
Under tbs arm aas style ef
AIcCLAETAzA & DILL,
Te when 81 letters on busiusss Or otherwise should
hc r75resse5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26
MONEY
WANTED.

CsTRICT attention pas 20 Corai'7l'N - = = II
~ svs da rf1s-a On zad rsi.iftaEcll prom fty aa1e
ljrdqrs rsl Bseau.Iy so.ilitsd and CsreiuIy nhed
frs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-28
TyoNrEpsRATg states of As,.rssN R,ss.r. oi.

SSONrEDERATE states u AeasfiM. Kazsers ois
! trct Of ShS Sinis, - .--Whsyess EbrD has tseA
Gld il the District q ast II the Castdssass States
OF Assr Ga the Easisva district ~ yiratnla %
tia 18th day Of Noy-nber. 1861 r u ~ ~, Dis
ts4et Attorney fpr the sall CDrfdesAie toaseA f,e
ths tast.Ta Dslsitt OF vtsyih:a, ~ hshs'f efshs
icnf.srat~ stats ~ AnesScs, snl a ~ sshss yer.
sons asd, fgAist ihs f,a~v gsOss, uArss,
aud IN schssd:a-. 10 Wit: Svsaes y Asds easss, q
grsss Gasts, lix groas sssssvvss, 3 80 v0
q ess ~, 8 .ssssn q q. \ a-s~a evDl vsiysss, \
dssx J.nay ltna, . bslaesa8 fnDse lsanesUa
bsx and fstuy~s. eAsarrOn sNlstl \ lrxso eoSceo,
To fhs~ts slsUn~n gar<s, dCs<n ps0ci)s 4 nese
titssias rsler, 4 furasts vsA9elWosd -, ~
sassts card boards, dAtpers. y tEs saAers ; sss
gaa GOTTA ~ bostiss sssostsa vssniaA ~ uiesnAe
silver, cal dtsn hotties, Q fss % NJ unA n
d. coLejiss, da AyDa soAA - nlssis As.d, a.
ac asd ~ ie u pcta 4 for SeAAoN 80 eAa<ss u
the sad iise Inf snAtion eashtieEel SD yeayrR
p, eeess ssatAst tie sati ise0ds wares an wessAaa
.xs, may b. canJ< neeA - f5slt1Es1 seA n % -
dist ibut1d ~ ky iaU 1ieaef ana lrss I'D
EoH. thtyscra IL tuRSuanHe l - mooso1on.
unisr the zeal " the talA Cont t. ~ ArssleA anA
delivered, ~ Aes~hy give pullie pelse n ~ ess-
SOFA e:siulnx tte sHil k&e1A wAsss. md msss6An-
~. or In any HAnacs oes<st@A 1hepxln, 1ho2 tteY
aed ear htfare the "a lsofxlee O@0ye Vi ~
hall ia sl~ elfv e elshnced, + ~ ~ ~ knst.
u Dist. la Il Virgins. - ~ losh ~ 81 oeNup
hvs ~ n, (prtytdvl ~ eAns sAAtl ~ 1sy 81 h
iisslttios; other she N IL n<st esy ~ bxste1es
tia theseeR y th.n cd there - eAqeo&ee th539
st.iray, aud - Hake te1sf aalsQskl4s q lhn& br-
Asls y
Fss Jxo War; as1oeltflhev So 4
~ 2S-at 80 k1ee~eo Na UUolln4 tI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-28

THE Bragg AND BuCKNgR QuARREL.-An army
correspondent of the Atlanta Cofederacy gives the
following explanation of the Bragg and Buckner
emhrogli0:
When our army retired from Middle Tennessee
Gen. Ruckner Was commanding the Independent
department of East Tennessee. He found him
self unable 10 hold his posili"n, and united with
Gen. bragg just before the army left Chattanooga.
After the battle OF Chic kama uga, when we returned
10 the region Oi the Tennessee river an opening
Buckner's old department East Tenaessee) was
effected, and he, feeling that he still held com
namd, as his commission had not been revoked,
proceeded TO issue orders as though nothing had
happened. Gen. Bragg quickly put IA stop 70 this,
and thereup0n Bueknei addressed him note ask
Ing him by what right he undertook to rev Ike the
Presidents order constituting him commander of
the department Of East Tennessee. Gen. Bragg
replied that said department WIS dissolved because
II had been occupied by the enemy. "Ai the same
rate" Buckner answered., "ihe department Of
Middle Tennessee Is dissolved for similar
reason, and you, General, by such = construction,
should report to me, Az have access to more OF
my original territory than you have u yours.'-
Soon after Ruekner got leave, and As he has not
been back since, there the matter stands.
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The Situation in Tennessee.

Inc Atlanta Coa'eter0cy, Of the 2lth, has arti-
Gle written OF course before the reverse Of Gen.
"'asel which shows that the mpre ssion prevailed
''At Gfanl was reinforcing Burnside. The Confed-
efaysays
"a "a p'os"fs upon both sides. The indications are
"s' 'ie enemy Is removing large bodies of troops
,Ap East Tennessee. Our movements will be
n'oih'd ny those OF the enemy. We may add, In
,, 'hheetion, that IL would not surprise Us II the
'hfiai engagement is fought upOu the King
' " 'aias We hear of shelling on yesterday from
~, .al oalleties on Lookout. The enemy are suffer
e'A"eh"ij ffom the want 0f fTewOOd.
i1e Atlanta Register, Of the 24lh, has the follow.
"s "ial'Ve to affairs In East Tennessee:
st,.s. are advised that Burnside, with twelve or
,,u. Wv mousilnd uei, Il now coOped up at Knox
ur,h,a M ne place Is strongly fortified. Gen. Buck
t.a.a., "sgah system Of earthwOsks, which the
,h,, bragg, he abandoned The city. We learn
VIM pe Ss"fe I.ongsireet had reached Knox
a, ""iaside had gathered there n large supply
h,v. a aug wheat, aud that two mills Of the city
The .,o,, i"1 some .n,e past constantly used In
~ production of fipur aud ~. al. The Yankees.
.,s,'e nave enough bread aud water and hence the
ad,''a ad,'4a cannoi be- reduced by famine. In
hsy. a'., " Iats supply az provisions, the enemy
ar, ,h'Nfa ~ The place six Thousand hogs. We
s.ll,s.e 'e, tneiinei 10 believe that the Federal
f.Iy H.
ts ~ we excess Of Burusidcs caution.
.nemy :. one fact which 10 very coasolaiory: The
tns a.. save been unable 20 bring across ti6 m0un
slIes, s guns OF heavy caitbFe, aud in this Long
adls WI: M's. .e nave great advantage. The gsisi
p...s WI NOR Esn many days.
s,rses ~ ~eal we have heard and know Of Long
ay. of s lmpsiieat spirit viii hardly brook the d.
s.xm ~ ~ ss'esc. The heights will be carried BY
ki0a ""s WW retreat across tn0 te0j
Wheeler ana nansoy :, "a .,
Win uss r bura.tde Il cut Or ftou. e,anmwnicaa.on
he VII, ~ Gap. II he cr0ssrs the llalslos
aaa h. sI ~ the s0uUtaias Of M0stls CaTltwa,
1ss.,s,e., would be N remas katin q thot Oi
etet, "'""sAad. bus ne ttas Not felseae-
spss 49, aeesss " Gen. Bsaeg's strategy dspeaAs
kiisse ~ ,sssa-he cAptnfe Of kn0xyllle Asa lhe
re tsea..a. nse !. the TenaeAsse. IN lne Teunss
alssis..i. :. .aasisaAae, 0rsat's asnirs N g
sseea*d, ~ taey csa 4 eaee asok
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70 servo thsM With the same lbod 10 quaattty and
quality aah given 70 ous own soldiers. Ii Ire sup
~ II ssasty, you have Only N hjams the sysles
o. wasm!e yas have waged agalnst ~. There Il
n0ehtng In the action Of the Cougeieenae 1sovern
nsens which gives any sOn ef couusxnancc n the
charge OF cruelty os mhumanify tn our pvisunsrs.
In the nsst place, Wa have jmportuued yow 10
agree 10 . fais and honest. pfopssllion whlch
would secure the release of al OF then. Whrn
thAf Wee Ujected, you have been psfm,iterd In
send, without stint OF MMitalion, oil kiads uf sun
plies 70 them.
General Hitchcock requests that the prl.o.ers
now In oar hands be returned To your iives This
= n0s accompanied BY any proposition N release
osr pstsosass now In your hands 10 far ftom thai
eesmy tee case, he promises "to cOnlinuc 10 sup
esy 1904 ana G 0thlng ~ heretofore" % sucb-
UeneT6t Hitchcock need not have urged you 70
lose no uine In communicating" his letter. No
orRsee OF haste would have secured the assent of
erantly unequal.
we are ready TO relieve your Covernusant from
,ne hasshen OF supplying "food and closhiae as
neIetosoFe 70 our people In your hauds, and II
tncy arc sont 10 MS ours shalt be returned 10 you
the excess ono side or the other he on paroie
nope yoa will "afye" On Gen. Hitchco&k K the ac-
ceptance OF this proposition "as due to the most
solemn considerations In the face Of the civilized
world"
We ERE content that the "civilized wOrid' should
draw Its own conclusions whenIt contrasts the two
oilers. will thank you TO- 0foswayd this coimml,pt-
cation 10 Gen. Hitchcock, or Inform him that the
Confederate authorities declMe TO accept his rrO-
position.
Respectfully, your Obedient servant.
RJ OrLD, Agent Of Exchange.
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No SPECULATION N AUausrA.-The city autho,-
tiles Of Augusta, Ga, have prohibited the purchase
within that city Of any article Of produce for spec
ulaiion M man Is 10 be permitted to buy any ar
tcle OF the kind and sell u nj any time ior m"r,
this ordnance detective has been appointed with
nis.nary pow er to preventor report violations ofhe
6lrdinanee.