, 1864-10-14

FIRST Tennessee caSalry ano nao ooen ioae
years In Inc sefV1ce' 1heg say .aat ne1Fts
~ me oooy eua1o oeset'eo "i'n'o 'ua' "eeh'
Eien' a.e supposeo 10 nase eone 1u,p~nsck ~ Tn1
'ns - 1A's0@1- N~1
as, =, 49,. ny
&,. .n a1u11 n, . g, ~ Hap- ~" cus,s. 'o
Dee: '.". w. 1e o.sosA' ...os ... h..aa. ="
su t,,, "1'a o"'e1uneu' eAo-e' aau n9leeo' ~
"mso n''ef' mtlsso ~ al 'ts Do tn'9
1 o,..,, ,,
f,.m - ". ~. aa!' o1e.h' "s lea'n
ene ,o',o"e aeous n,ue ~" s.'1h % .as' a'uh ~
% .ne o1a ~, ~ 80 ~ ~ ,o,," w.. ~ ...s,o..s
WV y. .e1u su. .se' ~ o., so, ~ -. a,,ass.s
Tae tu1eu c'na>a % =. as,,,,, ~ asa ,r.as,s. @ as.s~
sno'' ~. .aas ~ ~ .,'Iea'. ~ ~ ,;,a. 1890
~. oauo f ~ r.. ...o",' a.,
- ~ e.uss p .a1as. a4 % -, ;naae.,ta ~ q.
.4e4 A-4 ~. '.,,s. a,."a,as s...s1
w u.to". A ~. .Vanr.oa,, - s-~ea.s... -
t1n es'1e1 tne - 1anAeeS W eu5tenuef'
but the boat was kept on her course BY her
gallant officers, who know no such terms'
and she WAS soon out of range Of the rebere
cre th,nph t,,av unnamed her for some f,;s.
.9ssN 49, 49, .ont;.-.1,1 o,i.n
lance alon5 ne s"oie' eo"aaouany ntios
Mr.Gus Phillips, engineer, "hlle standing
braytlr at bis post, Was etruck on the right
fro+ hr hn1,tt. recs1viur a e1i-ht wonnd
~ r.ss ~ ~ a,ssh1.d tar DIV r. Mitchell,
~ naf ~. o'saotea 'oi ou.5. ea' .4''eaeu'
coioted oec6 mana, vas snot IN tae feeat
leg, b.lo the kaee, and the bone vas badly
broken.
.,,,oa nd .a,., ,,,o,
nv n'e' "nu ee'e4a' "oun'
ded. A refugee family VINO we're taken
aboard from sklff at Fulton, said therebels
1n,nft rad ofO. wrH armed and eon;noea
,r.,a. 49,, r,,,.r,st.1 "a h. a,-,o,,a.. 80,
lusS ase eaPposeu lo po s'1assiess 1o"
fr,ct's army
They arc committing extensive tcpreda-
| tions On the property o, cIttze1s.
@''A' w. -. cta , 1..t ~ ~
| Aet'sr nom tap. L. q t'pp, .! W
steamer hate HafF, datea at Inc month OF
| White River, October 8, ea,s: Whit- Rlyer
gas rupidlv rising, and there wos SIX feet Of
wa,fr rthel fo,ce of am crosapd m ,ha
a,ant % Of the 4tb, bslow rIus Blun esas,ns w m
core{ce,ah,e excitenent Mt &he B4ntF
c.,rso Co.ohr~ - 20 49, a~.1rs, ~ -, j,
| .ee' Sn.oe1 - 81 Aae =. Iva " w :
stea"sr 1 nsae % " st' non,s, 3our ~ catse'poa4- 4
Ine 1Hs.n ta sa3s: ~ e!lsu1 ~ ~ eHtssnans ns oc
ca1leo is" Mse yut ~ sue nel1auao ~ y ~ ~
o1 oupuay n'sn.s net"eea = snasl 1osce o1
cut ca:at{ ao4 svms uusa" "9acAges, sSsust.
pg ~ n,e toss W s,.'' rs - uaS h,,su au4
tn5ee pasonets. fia'ng mas 1saro y. seselat
| k.1. NJ 1,+r ,m}r
s.t susaH y. ~. nen; auS pteosts "eto
otoosn1 1uto t1s'nS p,isoa ssstsrua3. :.
oeI. o,ao msu. maose neao4aafteln ata III
NA'ent1, uas lte9Llt3 .ssueu soAt tes} str1n-
gfns 8,ee1S tol 1G w.; an1 cohoas1
" eneete undet NJ coalma1a. me a1u1is-
sitn 9! cisllsahs 70 fnrt olceaerson ls onay
IN sf'ectai easts, as cle1Ey nen, 10 altend slck,
cue. oiAetl ~ a5e eticHy 1orpiocea making
sml.s u supoeienee ana ;,,s ~ t,apa.uy, os ma'a
| tA:nue eo1' -AuclGs NIL fletsoHa uelo u
~, - a.5aa I j,t e,s1,e.GS -. S Pseoen.s
~ ns E tr'r SUI s,e 49, n~ao ~.
~ suoyeI ~ y. n4ous; no1se saSaost pts-
t,s tn.ns FLU 'npfope1 flo'ng a'e s1'letts pfohlo'
4Hp. o,.to.a ,r.
| IhIes IoI'eosEase so'a'ets, Wm. ana 5ohn
tos', 5 ano 10 tsaac cstds, to, u ~ s1isspp ese
nms a ~ asa'r saeSeases ot & q ~ Pill
u Ia ~ Tenness fcs ro .sdes In hs ueton
in Ike 1ehei sTmV neal -. u a1 Ia es'fshe fshe
| ntbtrs 80 1rvm Vn1lentinc's regiment, apd
6ave rt1ytd tao years They te,l etorJ
similar to other rebel tcsertera, that they are
ttrec ofthe cause, and that there IS dem ara
l,zation nmopg the rebcls; that the soldters
arc all tirtd OF the var, AMI hundreds orc d.
se1tlrx duly. Nealy's entire body guurd de-
se1ttu few weeks tinc8, nnd could not be
found. 1t WAS supposed they had gone bush
whatkinr In Kentucky, Officers and xeal.hy
ten wars mort OF war. succvss OF the South,
etc. 9eceeh women urge great 1uauy into
The army. They are tie most bitter rebels,
COnEcrfpt1ng fs carried on Without regard tn
are. Nuuy desert to the woods, instead oi
c1mlIg e iuto our lines, fearful that the am'
| pesty uct is only trap. The satdleEs arc
1old og their olflceYs tItat Confederate de-,
ee1ters are 1orcrd into thu Federal ranEs D.
Dege1ters are hunted with bloodhounts.
CT a1mera was at Mobile fe1 weeks ago
Part Of his 1orce ID there yet,
| One dollar in United States currency II
equal to twelve dollars of Confederate cur
reDcy. In some places, particularly this eid,
| Of the Talfahntctie, Confederate paper c4n
rot be passed ut all the cittz:ns hare pleat1
Of grrcnbacks.
hare bad much difficulty In reaching thi
cit5. They viii take tie amnesty OATH, aat
be sentNorth.
Tb.. Montgomery {Ala ipp:d! cor fesse
that there is an uneasy fetl1tE prevailing II
the popular 1njrd, ergendcred by the b:lie
tint 1hs1e is IN un0er current prevailing Il
thr g. nth in faycr Of reconstruction. 1t "a: 3
Tits subject Is talked Of in private circles
AID ciecussed 10 puh,ie assemblies butth-r
are IL y who have the temerIty to avuw theta
selves IN favor OF this method Of closing th'
war. Some sort Of reconstruction Is #po
ken OF b. some, aud another eort by others
sud It Is evident that no copcentfation G
idtas on the snh]ice eau b. bad. Snc1 bsf5;
the 1cct, the consequences of such discassl d
can resnlt only In eril:
UTdcr the new military laT OF A!abama
Government contractors, froFost Mafsaais
Government detectives, justices OF ta
Pace aLd Coust1blts are rsqulfed TO 10 Eli
: ftars duty.
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