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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-26

WIN. McCI;ELLAND would respectfully
w inform his friends and the public in
general, that he is now opening his Stock OF
Fall Goods, which is the Largest ever offered
fresh from the city, and will be sold It city
prices. Call and see them.
Sep IS, l965-tw
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CAR ID.

In consequence of the absence of n portion
Of the Committee, the resolutions, which they
were charged 10 prepare, could not be ready
for publication in this weeks paper, but will be
laid before the public next week.
Il. +. MAY,
Il. II. HOWARD,
&. w. BENNETT,
Committees
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Eay' The Herfom Times will not be able
to make its appearance this week One Of
the proprietors is sick, and the other not
beng able to obtain help, is the cause OF
Ibis week issue not appearing.
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= REsIGNED.-Hcnry W. Thorpe, A,
NJ. principal of the Ekton Academy, hay.
lug resigned on account of Ill health, Mr..
Joseph Roop Jr., has been elected princi
pal in his place, and will undertake the
management Of the school, on Monday
next,
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1florric0.

In Philadelphia, On Thursday the 18th
Inst. by the Rev. Theodore Kellogg, Joseph
II. Morgan of Elkton and Mary +. Bullock,
Of Philadelphia.
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BROKEN INTO The mill of Gen. II.
s. Sites, near Elkton, was broken into on
Sunday night last, and relieved ofhalfa barrel
of -four and corn meal.
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Dico.

On Sunday the I'd inst, John McCracken,
OF Elk Neck, in the 18th year of his age.
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NOTICE..

ON account, of designations of district
" officers, the voters Of the 9th C election
district, are requested to assemble at n orth
East, on Saturday next at 3 O'Clock p. NJ to
all vacancies. By ORDER.
sep 26, lSG3-tw'l
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-30
aENEMAL ~oRDEnss.-Na. .
HRADQ'ns DISTRICT or gaE C~rMurRLAsn,
Nashvlllc. Tom, Inls q, IhAN.

Nashville, Tenn Jnls 70, lS63.
/. Headquarters District of the CUM
berlAnd, and OF the Reserve COrpsp
Army of the Cumberland, are hereby
established in Nashville.
2, Officers and enliated men Belonging
20 regiments or detachmentS stationed
within the Military District Of the Cum
berland are prohibited from visiting the
city Of Nashville, unless by permission
from District or Department HeAdquar-
tiers, which can only be obtained by APP
plication through the regular military
channels Of communication and with 2
ont such permission, commanders Of de-
tacbod divisions, brigades, regiments,
and posts, are forbidden to absent them
selves from their commands.
3. Hereafter all officers visiting OF
passing through this city, will be re-
quired to register their names in a book
kept for that purpose at these headquar.
ters.
By order Of MsjoF-G General GoRunS
GRANGER. WM. o. RUSSELL,
july25-tf Capt and A, A. O,
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Martial Law ResCinded ia Tex
ingtOn.


New York, July 29.-The Herald's
Washington dispatch says Lord Russell
has been advised that the United States
won't permit the fitting out Of vessels of
wal in British ports to pray on u COM
merco, and if persisted in, our vessels
are to go into British ports and capture
such vessels. Very shortly all principal
Southern ports are 10 be g~arrisoned by
Union troops and our navy, except
enough thereof 70 keep the Mississippi
river open, and will be liberated for Ope-
rations against a foreign foe.
The Charleston Mercury's account Of
the late attack on Fort Wagner admits
that WI held that position for over an
hour under the most CALLING fire. The
rebels captured over two hundred priso-
ners, and buried over six hundred Of our
dead. The rebel loss is estimated at
one hundred.
The Atlanta Confederacy Of the e3d
says that city is preparing TO defend 10
self against Rosecrans.
The Federals are busily engaged in
tearing up the track between Brandon
and Jackson. They burned the depot
at Jackson last night.
The Confederate army has gone into
camp, and Grant is preparing to fall
back for.lack of water in front. lie is
reported shipping troops down the His
sissippi river for the purpose of attack
ing Mobile.
Gen. Hardee has arrived, and taken
command under Johnston.
Pemberton's corps is 20 be organized,
and will take the field immediately.
Washington dispatches to the Herald
says Lees army is TO re-occupy its for
mer positions south of She RappAhan-
mock at fredericksburg. II is believed
our Government anticipated their move
ments.
LE1mGToE, Ky, July 29.--MsrtiaI
law ~rescinded. No train TO Nashville
this morning. Government using cars
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NEW PuB1ICATIoNs.-Brown q Co. have
laid upon our table tho following publi-
cations: "Tho Tiger Slayer, a tale Of
the Indian Desert "sights A-FoOt !"
ola Masqueo, or tho Midnight Queen y
"Gervaso Oasionel, Orthe Six Gray Pow
ders." We have not had time to peruse
the above named publications, and can
not speak of their merits we can, how
ever, say this Of Brown & Co.: they are
enterprising young men, clever gentle
men, and always have their shelves we'll
filed with the latest publications. They
can be found at No. AZ College street and
81 Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-30

The attention of tho ladies, and the
public generally is most earnestly di,
rected 70 the extraordinary sale of
Household and Kitchen Furniture that
takes place to-day at 9% O'Clock, at
Jas. W. Nichols School house, on the
franklin Pike, The articles TO be dis
posed Of there this morning are Of the
very best quality, and almost as good
as new, and embraces a choice variety
of Furniture necessary to furnish the
parlor, the Kitchen, or the dOrmatOry.-
This Is a rare chance for all who wish
to furnish their homes throughout, or
in part. We arc sure that Messrs. HUME
& RErNOLDs win have a large attend
ance Of ladies on this occasion. You
have only to attend, 20 secure a bargain.
See advertisement in another column Of
to-day's paper.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important
biscOVeTy Of the Nineteenth
Century.

MO mans name 10 moro intimately connected with
IN tho history Of the Materia medica Of the United
statoa, or moro favOraby known az a pioneer 10 med
ical discovery, than that Of Dr. JOHN BULL, of Lou-
isvrlo, Ky. HIS iDimitAble preparation OF sarsapa-
rilla has long stood AZ the head Of tho various COM
pogndH Of that valuabledrug. He compound pectoral
OF nd Cherry has hecOmba household word through
out the West and South rnd bis Worm Lozengoa, IN
lees than q year afor their Introduction, attained a
reputation ~ widespread as the continent OF North
America. But the browning glory Of hts life rcmains
10 be attained IN his latest discovery, or rather com
binaiion, for no does not claim to have been the dis
c0verer o. CEDRON, which n tho basis Of the bltters
now offered 90 the public, That honor belongs 20
the native Inhabitants # Central America, 70 whom
its virtues have been known for more than two hun
drod years. Armed with %, the Indian bids defiance
20 the most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
The mOGt vcnomeu8 Gerpcnte. Il iBa belief with thom
that while there % breath left Ia the body tho Oedrop
Is potent tOCure, no natter what the disease may be-.
While Or. Bull Is net prepared 70 endorse tins ok
trayugant pretcnEion, bo D. nevertheless eatished
iromG thorough examination VI the evidence relating
% lis virtueg that, as a remedy and preventive for all
dlseasss arisiug from exposure, other TO changes OF
weather aud climate, or % the mlasmatlc Influences,
II stands without o rival, aud Justify deserves ue
reputation 10 has 90 long enjoyed en- Central America
and the West ludioa, la
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-30

The Gallery Of the Cumberland is now
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The proprietors Of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Nashville that they arc pre-
pared TO furnish photographs superior
to any heretofore made in this city.
Having fitted mp our cspacioHs Gallery,
far superior TO any in the Southern
States, and also procured at great ezPease
the best practical Photographers that we
could procure in New York, Cincinnati
and Chicago, which compose one of the
most talented and largest corps of Pho
tographers in the Department of the
Cumberland. We arc prepared 10 xe-
cute all kinds of work desired, with
dispatch, and at reasonable prices. We
would respectfully invite all those
DESTROYS Of having Photographs TO visit
u Gallery, whore they will DO treated
with courtesy by us and all Of our at
tachees. Please call, one and al, and
examine specimens of Carries do Visite,
etc. MORSE g. PEAsLEF,
Proprietors.
n. BIN connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points With the Army
Of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt Of Photographs of the
officers Of the army. Duplicates can
be had by addressing Morse & Peaslee,
P. o. box 145, Nashville, Tenn.
inly 3O-lm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-30

Captain spake, Of the British Navy,
evidently shinks that he has done Won
ders, in discovering the source of the
river Nile bat there is one thing We are
sure he did not do. lie didn't discover
in all the region around tho fountain
of that famous river, any News and
Literary and Picture Depot at all 10 be
be compared with that Of Singleton, in
the Post Office building
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-30
MsshtIIs Matuu.
SIMON

Reso1ted, That in the futurP ihe lnion
League meet twice each week Monday
evenings to be devoted exclusively TO
the initiation Of members, and matters
connected directly herewith; and
Thursday evenings to be business meet
ings exclusively; and that ihosodesiring
to become members Of this order may
know when they can be initiated, the
Nashville papers, loyal 70 the Union, be
requested 10 publish this resolution. The
UN1oN and Press being SUCH Passed
unanimously, July eth, 1868
NJ p. CthRV. President.
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suffers OF the army OF thc Cumbere
land, Rally
May the Rose Of England never blos
May the Thistle Of Scotland never grow

May The Eoe Of England never blog,
May the Thistle Of Scotland never grow
May the Harp OF Ireland never play
Untii the strs and Stripes have won Ihcdey.
A & M. Landsberg & Co., ON the South
side corner Of the Square and Market
street, have on hand q large assortment
of Fine Wines. Also, a large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass aud Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spiced Triple and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, RAisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars OF oil kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, silk and Cotton
Handkerchiofs, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs Of every de-
scription, Good Stationery, and svariety
of Yankee Notions, which we offer at
the lowest figures.
Come and give N q trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
A. g. NJ. LANpsBERa Sc Co.
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A copy of the Sanitary Reporter an
elegantly printed semi-mOnthly of eight
pages, has been laid upon our table. II
is published by l.. A. Civil, Louisville,
Ky, and is devoted solely 70 che sahi-
iary condition of the army. The num-
Der before us is filed with articles and
information Of great interest to all con-
nootod with Che army, and all who have
friends In the army,
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Tho GnIIorr OF Eino Ara.

Corner Of Union and College streets,
is the most extensive establishment in
the Southwest possesses superior faoili-
ties for turning out life.like pictures,
from a miniature up 70 life-size; Cartes
de Visite, 10 different varieties, with
landscape or campscene as background,
or the beautiful vignettes, large numbers
of which are daily taken.
A splendid assortment of Photographic
Albums, at reduced prices; pictures for
Albums in endless variety, comprising
our most popular Generals, among whom
are Major General Bosecrans, Rousseau,
NCgley, Sheridan, and a great many other
Feds and Confeds; Gen. Tom Thumb
and his fairy bride. Being connected
with several large business houses in
New York, the subscriber will always be
posted in everything new pertaining TO
the fine arts.
Call at the gallery and examine the
many beautiful specimens on exhibition.
Respectfully, CHAs. 0. GTRs.
july26-1m
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MEssRs SINCERE g. Fireman, Opticians
Of considerable ability and experience,
have locAtodin this city at No. SO Union
street. between Cherry and College-at
Mc0lure's Music store, where all persons
suffering from q defective vision can OBJ
tain in most every instance, immediate
and permanent relief by the use of their
unequalled "~SPHHRoIpAI CHASSIS" All
persons whose sight 10 impaired by age
or misfortune, should try these superior
Glasses they are said 20 possess a merit
that others do not.
They also have Q stock Of FIELD and
MARINE GLASSES Of excellent quality
Give them a call, for anything in their
line, and we will guarantee a good ar.
ticle.
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let Lt. co. 4. 8Ist Indiana.

We have also received = large number
Of subscriptions varying, from 81 90
10 S. 90, nearly all Of which are
10 pay for Weekly Unions, to be sent TO
relatives and friends at home. They
shall be dispatched Immediately.
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George Diggons. ayomg mar Of this
city, in the rebel army, was recently
killed in an engagement in Mississippi
somewhere between Yicksburg and Port
Hudson.
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The Cumberland river Is reooding
slowly al this point, with about four
feet water on the shOals-being ample
for light craft navigation.
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DYSpEPsIA

aud ne attendant train Of symptoms, q acts more
Ikea charm than a medicine There Is nothing m
the whole range &c the Materia Mcdica that can for q
momoHt bear a comp0l i8on With u Pa this disease.
Ann account OF this wonderful plant may be found
IN the lith oiltion Of Che n. 3, DispeuHatOry, pages
1857 and 1855.
A series Of experiments, in which Or. Bull has been
for years engaged, has Just been brought 20 q sue
oCs0ful termination, and no i7 now enabled to offer 20
tho public a comb nation of Cedron, will other ap-
proved tonics, tho whole preserved in tho best qualify
OF coppor-disulicd bourbon whisky, which he 4 cbl-
ndont hHe no equal In tho world
He might Nruieh a volume az certificates, bun Che
public have long since learned 20 oethaate such thing
at their true value. Tho safest plan IA Tor ever, one
20 sect for himself tho virtues of . news mndiciup.
new. ala
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nRnrR MOL

GALInRr OF THE CUMBERLAND, July l6
The commissioned officers Of the Army
Of the Cumberland are requested to call
At No. rs Cedar street, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee,
at the earliest convenience. For fur.
Their particulars, enquire at the gallery
above named July 30.1m.
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GEN. Hardee arrived RDd taken
Command under JOhnsfOn.
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These Of our citizens who stand in
need Of lime, can purchase IL At moderate
prices from the Corporation. See adycr-
hsement in another column.
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CEDRON BITTER~

one trial, aud you will never use any utbyrs.
10 o. not nccCssary to puOith o. long hes oi disease.
iOr which the Colr0u htters are q sneciuf.
Ia an dl.rases OF the stomach, Bowels, Liver, or
Kidney
In an affections of tho Brain depending upan do
rangoment ofthc stomach o. HoWca
m GOut, Rheumatism, and heuraaia;
And in Fever and AguFt
n is dcatucd 20 Eupeuede nu Othor remedies. II
them,
Awlne glass iuli of the Btters taken an hour b.
fore each peal wtI uhyiatC tha M oIacta Of the most
unhealthy climate and screen che ucrson taking H
against disease under Che most trying CVpoaur.
sold by Druggist an1 GIoers generally.
- pf. Jolu bnla PrnCIrt Olcf, Finh stroot,
Louisville, ~, JunelG-gm
FOR SAIL, Wholesale and Koiafi, az MiCup Back
kQois, hirlpt street Nashville, Tennsgsoo
~ r. DAVE.
General Agent fr Nashville,
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DIR. Buchanan, formerly Professor OF
surgery in the Medical Department of
Nashville University-who was sent
beyond the lines for d~islOyalty q few
months ago, died recently in the South.
Ao was q surgeon of considerable repu-
~tAtiOn, bnt of unfortunate habits, which
impaired bis usefulness.
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PembertOn's Army 60 be Organ
lied and take the Field.
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Grant Shipping Troops down
Mississippi TO attaCk Mobile.
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~ Hvt eAAVBSehrE 'hiuVosS3 HhSbON With
cons, fathers and brothers from home,
and caused their blood to be shed for an
insane project inc success oil winch
would be the proclamation oil INTERIM
naDle war; ana inc oea'h-knell OF state
80 "o.' AZ i'9OuOp'
AIU 'u'y aio "is W noiP 'V
, e"V 10y anu
- ~ gu" p'OPo''y 'o"
S'S''"' "i" your "hi'Ay "uueS'
l. omcers and soldiers OF the army
oil the cumberland
Some grave Outragcs and wrongs
have been perpetrated On loyal citi-
zens and helpless women, by lawless and
u%uprinciplod men wearing our uniform
and calling themselves soldiers. Such
violation of orders disgrace our country
and cause. j appeal 10 you by your hon
OF, your love OF country, and the noble
cause in which You serve, TO denounce
and bring TO punishment all such often
ders. Let not the slightest stain tar
nish your brilliant record.
Let no thief, ~pillager, or invader of
the rights Of person or property go uu-
punished.
Romember tba, Inc firmly bravo and
nobIe ara .Ivavs met and moro;f,l and
that By a strict observance of orders,
you will crown your noble work an d es-
tablish your claims TO the respect and
gratitude of u country.
II. s,raoolers and marauasrs sena.
rated from tbei, commands without an
| thoritv who 90 ,hievino aud ~nilIsgino
around the country. are no, entitled d
rhe nrivileoo as Of soldiers and n,;son.
era Of war. They are 70 here.
o.rded "a Acknowledgements or man.
kind, and arc to be treated accordingly
III. Deserters. consoyint aosnta and
prisoners Of war. desirous of abandon
inc the rebellion. and becoming neaeea.
bio citizens. will be paroled as prison.
era If war. and pormitied 10 return te
,heir bones. ON GIVING bonds and aeon.
ritv. or satisfactory for III,
faithful observance Of their p~aroiea. ant
will NOT be exchanged unloss thew VIC.
late their promises.
". All citizens are invited 20 unit,
in restoring law and order. and in sun
nresaipq m~arauders. and enerrillas. All
nrivileees and protection compatibl
Win the ;ntorests Of n service will h
ded 10 those who are willing an
give assurance by their parole. oath
and bond, or other satisfactory youcho
hat they win conduct themselve
peaoeablv. and do no injury 10 the Gov
eminent.
Y Thoso .;u A.
LII.
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-. E-on.1ma u
tho;r own 49, ~ ~ -.
hanaSILsra; or
~. - w,m LSs..as
- ~Sn
1r"S.S ~
"O0
W. PERSONS desiring TO vote, or 10 81
'c'Seany o'her right ofci'i2enship wili
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NoTIcE-25 boxes Of choice Lemons
for sale, cheap, at the corner Of Cherry
and DeAderick streets.
iuly2s-3t J. w MAUzeY.
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Lees Army To occupy its former
Position, South Of the Kappa
hammock.
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Grant Preparing 30 Gall back
for lack Of Water ia Front.
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NJ. p. OtAnK, President


Thanks to Sergeant Price Of the I'd
Ohio Volunteers for q club Of subscri-
bers. Such prices are Priceless May he.
soon be a high price.
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VNHI VI UIbI IWUs NJ ~
Winchester, Tenn, July 26th, '63.
10 he Eatt9r Of the MasluiHs Union 49,
Enclosed is forty dollars (sl0 00) from
members of co. A, Let. Ind. We feel
assured that there arc . few "Morgan-
killers" in Indiana who will read with
delight the ~Out-gpoken sentiments Of
-FOUR Weekly Unio1. We are devoted TO
your most excellent dGilg, and never
sleep until IL has been thoroughly pc
rused. Yours, truly,
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Exchange on New York, Louisville
and Cincinnati, at the very lowest rate,
by LEE S. DUNN & Co.
Iju29-1wl Bankers, 25 Union at.
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Good Jews.
just received a fine assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, VAlises, Carpet
Bags, satchels, &C., Of every description,
which / will sell very low for cash.
nj. MoRaANsTERN,
july10 I'm No. 10 Union 81.
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osnnrnl nrA-rn 20 %

HFADQUARTEBs ABalT or OUMBEBLANDl
wrgcHEsTER. TEwurJuiy %, '63.
Army Of the Cumberland BY the
favor Of God You have expelled the in
surecnts from Middle Tennessee.
You are now called upon to aid your
ubfoftunate fellow-eitizens, 81 this sec
ton Of the State, in restoring law aud
securing protection to persons and pro-
perty; tho right Of every free people.
Without prompt and united efforts to
prevent il, this beautiful region will be
plundered and desolated by robbers and
guerrillas its industry will be suspen-
ded or destroyed, and a large part Of the
population left without sufficient food
for The coming winter.
I'll is true many Of the people have ia
vorcd the rebellion, but many were
dragged unwillingly into it by a current
of mad passion, they could moi, or dared
not resist.
The conspirators and traitors, bank
rupts in fortunes and in reputation po-
litical swindlers, who forced as from our
homes to defend The Government Of our
fathers, have forced the inhabitants Of
Middle Tennessee into this unnatural
attempt to ruin and destroy it.
Remember we fight for common rights:
what we ask for ourselves We willingly
accord TO others-freedom under the
constitution and laws Of our country
the country of Washington and Jackson.
Assure Tennessesns Of this. Assure
them, that foreseeing the waste and suf-
fering that must arise from q state of
anarchy, you stand ready to aid them
in re-establishing maintaining and civil
order. Tell them, TO assert their former
rights against an arbitrary and cruel
revolutionary party, that has ruined
their State, impoverished their families,
rendered their slave property insecure,
If not altogether vAlueIess, dragged their
sons, fathers and brothers from home,
and caused their blood TO be shed for an
insane project, the success Of which
would be the proclamation Of interim
nable war, and the death-knell of State
rights, as we'll as individual freedom
And il they arc willing to help them
selves, give them every assistance and
protection in person and property con
sistont with your military duties.
l.. Officers and soldiers Of the army
of the Cumberland 49,