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Praraanasien o. ihe Gerernor.

Tia pFoslAmafiaA u Gev. JehnsOn, suthoriIing
"a rsqosssing ne hoidins ef The Presidential eles-
tsa, u just he thing aBd conss ~ the right tise-
n Governor adopts The rlAn psSPosed By the ns-
szs szts cpa%sztson, modifying thnt plan By adj
Ease al vel knoEB loyal men % sesa vheshtr
GHns be registerea O not
Tssssh Is enc thas every Union mes can take
slE sAks ~ifhDus hesitationi s is sns thai
Aifsnsos t1ks Aaa EiH oct taAs Il be has say
syprssapIs; bat 6 l. ore thst any hoDernbls nan
" take Rhs has saksa shs smnssty oath and ssSil
- spon Il Traitors whe intend 10 violate Il let
n Sna spirit win likely ebisc: 70 Il and sPeah Of
= grssa easrags The Governor has hPP0iatsa
iAs samuisrioaezs fz each cOunty. 70 opsa shepolh
and bod the election Latfhsss men zee that rtbes
saa rsssl synayathisezs sss sAaaeS aevE with ihis
isT1L okTH befsrs they be allowed % sots. We
lave ths night short Of nssn for Knox espsty-sbsy
an Capt TbOmsz Stephens. Andrew Kaotss VII.
ian E0mer sna Samuel MeCAm1noa. Az tke
VetAs Hust BE- dons mostly st enc plaes aas for
tAs nost psGt - she Cour HOUSE, le. ths polls be
spsOsd early, snd votes be pressed In ffop ths
stsFt.
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The coaEsy Court has lppolnisd the tbllowiag
sudges ef elections y open ths poli for shs hfsi
Tuesday sfler The arst Monday ln November Tily
Are good appolnsnsnss The election b % ths sih
u Eosemhsfi
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Habsoa.
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CempsciL
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/, TENN, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER u, 1864


!. !. ]. & zs.alss &. .. hsnnas :. Q wsahs.
e. 5s.I.sses---s. Duisil R.ak.a, Pres asaat
i. 5shs.s.~osiR j i ssslss Osl 8. lIasasa.
u9i. Jaz etAyzon. s
q, caps Lhss. ssspanna, A. =. Kaass
Wns 4cmsf Behe Heoemnsa. ~
-. Mssisa -. ksiisy HDhk aaistsa. rieal
Rsfozs Hms kfoysss Asa.
g: Meliinn--J ~ Ilssasroa, Jne lED8aasalv,
@. W. Hass, =. D. MnRises
81. Msigs-Wm Adams, Z. J MRthsa. Col A.
Dsk, keosfs Alien. aamss Gestya SO
=: %sasss-Jes. DssinA nsasy Dasgnn. DAasai
. :, Nss.s--i... Langley - s... langley j..
"a ossrssa.-rslk Saith, Aaalsss walAam, o.
". G99nEh Blilsoa onssstk
. E1ik--tisa. jsmss Gamble, Csl j. Elliott O.
.. aSss--o.p. ]. ?. w.Il.s, wm. Love- San.
Lewe. y
d. neans--sss. D. Tarass WIN. Lowe wm. II.
Aiezaal.ss =. chrissophss AsbUL Ailsn Robe Q.
ss sssss--B.iis Bu.an, Craven puneas, james
Lay.
%. ssyies--csl wm. PicEshs Reuben Hines,
David Mecfozky.
30. ssIl.san--R. A. Aillatd, Wa. SIallina1, go,
Rnoch shi4lsy.
q, gslos--Jsn- W. TurnsH JOAn B~yls4
Calvin nsnfos
:, @, wsshiagioa--Calvin Hoes, John MahOnsy,
%. s1sslehss- wsshingtea Hurd, DAnisl Ms-
Villas D. r. Smith.
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Change m the Cablnet.

The following correspondence win ex.
plain itself Mr. Blair was good officer,
and HE successor, Gov. Dennison, Is also .
good man and viii make good officer
rHr PRESIDENT TO rnE PosfxAsrKR oENELAL.
RIkcunrE AISsIaS, WAsuRsToN,
SspasHhef -, 1854.
Hon Montgomery Blair:
Mr. DsAR SrR--You have generously said
to me more than once that whenever your
resignation could be . relief 10 me, II was
at my disposal. The time has come. Yoa
very well know that this proceeds from no
dissatisfaction Of mine with you personally
or officially. Your uniform kindness has
been unsurpassed by that Of any friend.
and while ii 10 true that the war does not
so greatly add to the difficulties Of your de.
pertinent rs 10 these Of some others, 1t is
yet much to say, ~ most truly can, that
In three years and half during which you
have administered the General Post 0nlce,
/ remember no single complaint against
you In connection Herewith
Yours, as ever,
A. LINCOLN.
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Tlrst Tennessee Cavalry.
ffnsnesAn1nss lsf TsssRssEs cAVAsy,
krsnksla, Teas, Espl -, 1884.


Or. bterxiou As no doubt the friends
Of the brave boys Of the ist Tennessee Cav.
airy would like TO hear ths fhts Of their re-
specsiye relatives In the laaA sngagsments
with Wkeelers forces in his recent raid
through Middle Tennesscs, ] therefore
transmit % yon lbr publication the fbllow-
ing easnalt!es;
Col James p. Bsvwalew, wounded seFi.
ously L. /. B, Sell, ..aIIlhtiy, 1t ID. r Foz,
siightiy.
Co. Wounded-Private James Mar.
tin, James Harris.
ca. Killed-Sergt John Hopson,
corpl Thos. L. Seals, privates Thos. Cook
aud Jas. G. Trent Wounded Rolla Mays.
Co. C.--wounded-serR't J. i. Geasland.
priva,e Zach Pea. lanes Chambers
= 10 Y;llad.s. s.r.,, a W VIA.
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Among che nost ridiculous &C the many
absurd claims sst up BY the white 1sg par
ty, wss that Gen, Hookss. va u fafos Ke.
ClsiIan Hooksr made teo speeches st the
East On THURSDAY svsning-~s1e IN Bsw
York city 70 . Uason elab and anosAee IN
Brooklyn ~ Union mass meeting. Hare
e what he ssid.ia the latter place
Ladia and Ga.fEem<a--I need not ten
roo that an entirely unpropaFed Or thia-
n eannot and do not take the dGmopstra-
| ton OF any part Of u 10 nyself ] am not
worthy or thia reeeption ECheers eanda
cries Of sYes you arefsl lzsm 10 nagFs
worthy than yon We ane 81 n he same.
boat. You have been working u one plsee
and have beea working IN another. Your
victories are as dear % ns il the 'front.' Is
the victories ID The ff0ns ere dear % yoa.
fCneersl The victories of lass fall Il speak
from fill knowIedgal were hailed with =
Hiaeh joy and e. much eath1siasm in the
arsnv - though the vict0rs bad been
Aehieved by other arHnies thAn she enc
iMhielsI bea0ng to--the siclory q Ohio
! TChsefsl I hope that TinAy hear Of many
T more. and 90 not de6bt that hexf No
Fenbar ne will seo ana Of which this re-
heIlioa hes furnished no parallel. need
not tell ron that asn reioiced 70 end such
an assemtdags here tonight. Il shows
that 4 Ii al right With ear cause aud cur
eounts9 fAppl4nse NossEing-no re-
| veree, 10 misfoFtune can befali rs when our
people ara animated By the feelihg which is
evineed here tonight [Great applause
II the war has been prolonged, il has nor
| been oar weakness We have not put fof b
I al cur resources nor al our energies, q.
though we have shown and employed re-
sources which have amazed the world -
| The North has not yet endeavored 20 crus1
/ this rebellion BY one great effort; aad Il
can do it any day. TCheers.1 The people
! In these loyal States-and / am proud TO
say 1.-THE people have been in advance Of
| the agthorities In this rebellion. FCheers.l
/ They will be until We reach the end, a. d
the end Is not remote. lGreat cheering
| / am Fsioieed 70 meet you tonight. and TO
meet you under such auspices. Tidings,
glorious tidings. reach rs from all orr ar
mics. The work goes bravsly on there
/ FGreat applause. There are no copper
heads in the army: [cheers;l they win
| 6ght we'll and they viii vote we'll
| TC6eers.l More devotion, more loyalty
never animated the hearts and hands Of
men more brave. / thank you most sin
cersly for the kindness With which you
have received me tonight. feel that ]
am unworthy Of t. TCrics Of aEot cor
and great eheeEing,1 In my humble ca
pacity hare never failed 70 do my duty,
and never shali fCkeerSl wish yoa
good night 6reat and Iong-eontnued
cheering
If that suits the MeclsllanisOs, they are
welcome 20 Is
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NUNBER se

slsrs on seooent ef ne wiel<ed policy of the
FsdsrBl Administrafion nnd Is tools and
afsnts Ia East Tenhessee
Bas whpn The FEDERAL army oaEas INTO
EAsE 1ehneesea Eh6T showed that they loved
Fsaersa k5Ia lhd 6ssacs4 better thar they
losnd srush 2af thsif avn eharaetsTs
.sFI1eselhepe "a flernf1 had Chess beth
dfsnnlijl Isls 81 so and ti,sA 0idf4Eks
an4 BlfrlIugaole. neither uf whom eonsi6.
cred aio C0nstltnt3on 81 nng bindi8g fbree,
aitsr they bad takgn an oatb 10 snpport II.
Teen lh6ra 4 AHarew johnson, who NJ
for the disunion candidate for President 10
1eg0, aud bad proof Of the fact In bis posses
Esion Then there b W. g. BrownloW, the
upholder and advorats q al these bad men,
sknowi1e tham az sell and knowing them.
10 30 tks worst men ever prodaesd - any
country
Wow, this broad shsss signed D. '.
stOksiy, 10 dated August 2sth, 1854 and
scattered throaghous Upper East Tsnnss-
sss. Our Eeors ought . ssiss he tzsitor
% ones, and lss him Ae cnsl lato prison and
thers keps snaf che Fsdsral Grand faFy
can pass upoa ne rneriia Of bis Circular.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

Gieneral Burnside passed through Salem
on Wednesday. The Rsgistsr says, II being
understood that be would arrive on the
ESQ P. u. train, . crowd ef thousands Of
people gathered At the depot At that hour,
and when the train came IN sight made the
welkin ring with their cheers. The artillery
company from the forts came up N join in
the welcome, and many soldiers who had
served with the General, kseyerAl Of whom
he recognized, called by name, and warmly
greeted) gathered around to salute their
loved commander and bid him God-speed.
For several minutes be found fall employ
ment for both hands in returning the friend.
IL grasp Of old and young who eagerly
thronged about the platform to seize him
By the hand. As soon ns the crowd could
be auieged, Gen. BaEnside, from the plat
form Of the rear ear, spoke substantially as
fsllows:
my FaIxsps: Ethank yen for this kind
reception. It was unexpected. but am
alad 10 meet yoa to-day, and eongrasalate
Won on the news Of the glorious victory
Achieved BY & glorious General j have
known Gen. Sheridan long and we'll aud
while some xefe perhaps Impatient think-
ing that be was slew, / llelt assured that hs
was oAly waiting an opportunity 70 infiet .
heavy BLOW and that Ne hes done--one u
the keaviest cf the war. / am happy te
express tie belief that ether blows win fol-
I low wsshin the next two ee three uionths.
I We may meet with occasional reTerscs, bet
/ the situation h saeh lhet ths loyal sfaies
vii 81 iriniaphanl and he rseallion viii b
efusksd Agaia ihAek yeu foF this recep-
: tea
The GensraIs hrief ronerks were intsr,
] f.1pssd - ra1,ealed cheers, and e he traiI
meved 6R hey Mero again ronewsd viii
eeesf enkharlasui.
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General Rosasraas yiussFieas 3 AiassaFi.

wAsAfxeron, OFT ..
SmsAl pa: In . recsnl aspasaAA . vAs ssaisa
.has shesmsn waa tsklag nsasares % pfosess hia
comiauaieaaions ffon The rsbss spsfssisE asAsnss
them Ard disRAschss received hss aishl sAcw sas
falaHmsai o. Ibis esppesaaica
Gen. Tkonaa was psnt % leulstilis V esgRhsss
he TROOPS n hf 1issrls 10 drive ths rsaA Feffst
frou. ear lneA whlla ~ atisnsiss of esa esssaaa
was arectaa 70 sha niopeaeAh ef The rssel Afny n
the vicinity - Atlanta.
on Ne eth itas Tie REELS carsarsd Big thAnty.
hua were bllovea closely by shsrman q ths eth.--
ssYero engagement vas brsaghs q b oslr fersss
anaes Gen. Freack Ii which shs fshsls wsrs aFiyen
ffon he asia With heagt lssa lsaslnE hsif sssa
ana wsandsd n eur handh
Anoshsr o1scial dispatch reports = eliovs: The
Telegraph ia repaired % AAsoena te-dsy. Tie -
tloa yesterday was very ssvsFe Ths Fsbsl 1saefai
Faneh, with hs aiyiaion, sees stroaa sahsstd
hsaxily, laaslng he killed. nna vosadd u or
hsaas The rsbel iess wAs 1890, while or los va
oaly 50. The agha iasisa stshi Anass.
By --latest aocoanis nom fiorenes We bear shai
Morgan has Ferrest cornsFnd. ard has eaBanesa hs
transpostatoa, and wl probably prevent hisrssrsai
hcrees the Tennessee river
satisise.ssy reports q The opesaiioas IN progress
bsfore Riehmond and Psssrssans have bsen ssetlv-
"a, baa their aetais are not II present psepes for
pablieiaion.
4 dispatch fron Gen. Ssevensca rspcrts an ofheer
of Ger. shsriaaas sAG hse just arrived. Sheridan
wa still II Harrisaabsrg. His supply trains were
eazniag on al right occasionally interrupted BY
gasrsilias. they being Che only force on tho road
This officer brought in the remains John r. Msigs,
Of the Rnginesr Corps, the ohly son of Maj Gen.
Megs Q. n. General.
BE vas killed b. hn.hwhAeksn last Mcndsy, ~hiis
making military survsy.
Gen. Rosssrana saperss tbas Gen. Ewing nAds
EOod hls rsrpaa =, Rells lssvisg oaiy fsw sirs-
gisrs and their killsd ana rsanded By tie vay,
very Ssu in nambeE compared - those q the rebes
Tse eneny's lcss sIil not fA1 mach shoEs of s.aoe
ksTss 4, cops1ef ;. -. efkfTos.
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The chicago sarrsaaer.


What hoist he uAits sas eisa ens sfanph i nlghi
whst ereush ssfsss Tlnpssas hsss Fsnsagn Elles
What spike 81 he gnns shab ths foe Is At tsg
Ahd ibs rags o. bIs kiAsk bsussf drsppiss svAgf
Tssr dsua ihs sssosg hass lias or safSa Sc vSei
ana strike ksr bsars hid fsem BE- ksas l ~ s1as
Has sssaza Who sh1inks fat - 10 e shs ssossl
h. srsslsr sha masAss - ssrsikss peersil =
Eawslsss sd hessisss sbs isen skaE shsai1 hilst
TIE knsvs has ssaaah laly ~ Parl i pasis
Boa be who subaits ehss thsabnsdsu havs iarss :
Asd victory aasas, 4 q eqHasap ~ Eesst
l. The Oh syirl, d.sdf Are " ksakss asa ~sss.
That sFssvzs % shamsass.ly las sts sbIls ets1t
To eoart the swim Insull anr ktaih Il fas tlss,
TIE lssss os the Treassa and fftsa1s - ths fess
sssi Asarehy suFss Al Ne Psass ehiss tbsysfk -
Asi ths syss u Disasisa Sch esftArusss - s4sk ::
Give t.ak,. j srss. ss5s, ieo 81 tae ssa s. ssss
Bear on saF4. asfalassitr. saf ssbis old ezg.
strOps arms nj the Usssn, hssess lIslAe ssa dsss
Por shs bss6d ~ yoar snisf Il assisssy s5sss
Ne soldiers spssn tsnfai q lspsnasa gcu see,
Ba, the Wits rse II l5rssfis .sill shki skssff
Asd yss, ya var nasyss uao pstssk fF-.a ys rsssss
zEssf espslssr sss nussed by ne masters 81 tlsva,
o., iiyisx, stlil Iiaaur N shsaers a d.sth--
Pas ca, he s.arrei mases recall ~ faial hrnaik
Ard sAoas, lill thcss ssss1as rsisiss ~ ths eEy,
sBy The hssd. Of ne unlss ss fsaeht iuT ~ isals
Hy ue aoa sf our fssh,ts ~. ssssl. ;, ana shars.
Bu, Il grows fso asbaslss sbs Isessea ls bsaf3
Ard washsnstss, ysetsss sIffka b tb<lf gs1sns.
wbsn ihs pnisa shsll fsst 81 sss sAsss q slasss
o. sparnlag the sylsIs aAifh honaa 30 of gsls. q
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To ne voters Of tennessee.


Having learned thas my asms 3 plassa hpsn tie
MeCssllah Kisctarai Tiskss - . sa1adais fsom TIE
State Al large avail nysslf ef ths sarlsss oeee-
sion 10 say thHt respectfully decline ths nezss-
ton.
The fact is vel knosH 70 my raoss iatimats sud
confidential friends EhAt fof several msaths pasl g
las been my asssrminasion 70 Withdraw fsom any
srtive p6stielpatien IN politla and 70 resume the
lAbsrs sna duties Of mt profession, and fhAt wiih
thia vie3, catered int tuo professional partner
ships last spring, While have not ktsitnsed, In
privals eonssssstsonA 70 axpfess my opinions 70
Tie Presidential csutes have earsfhlly sbslainsd
fron al Efforts TO disssmiasts then either upon ths
stunnp or thrQagh The pssss. Alihongh have been
uontonly ana unjnasIy sssaIied and misEeprssentsd
in the pubiie prHa, ny dssrs % semsin 10 privaie
life hAs bsea % strong thAt I hive nss sten s1sr-
essd The ordinary right cf psif-tsfsnss Thsrs sss
shsuaands q living witnesses who know that have
ofssn asEendsa ths esuss q The Amsricsn Consli-
tuition and Unioa II The rlsk sf my ia. and have
suffered captivity, szils and Ne ies ef properly ln
Is behalf That eaass e a. dear 70 ne nos - 4
sye1 ~aA and I have lived IN vain f6r nAy-tus
years IN Eess Tsnnasses u cannot submit sss :
season 70 calamny snd yitnfpsFation. a period of
eivil war & net favaFable either te fes discussion
or calm dsliessation, but hopsng thsi shs ssrribls
eoatsst ii whEeh " are engassa must soon .srmi.
nate n somplese triumph, will should !. become
necessary, as > proper slMa and andsr proper cir
cunssaaeea siaiiests Ihy political eoadues and
opsnions, and show that my record > q consistent
. tlsat q ans pablie man 10 he ssale
Tnes. A. T. NsIsor.
KnOsvllss ock Gu lsea.
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Dismissal Of Gen. spears.
WAsnIka4oN. bept. %

WAhltaNt1NNs otpt, tps
Another record Of the Court Martial haa
been officially promulgated, from which Is
appears there were convicted two Brigadias
Gensrals, Hammond and Spears, one Col.
onel, two Lieutenant Golonels, one MaipF
twelve Captains, eighteen First Lieutenansk,
eixteon second Iientenants and one Assist
ant Surgeon. They were nearly al disnais.
sesl the ssrsice, one-flilh ior drunkenness
while on dafg, According % the record
Hrie Gen. gsIaes c. speafs. u 3. A., was
tried for usinK disloyaI language and con.
asss prsiaaisial - gssd srdas md military
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Gard OF Mr. Kelaan.

The eAsa II Mr.. Rslson, which ~ tases4, wili
%nAs the great-ooossrvsiisa conssituiissnslpeace-
AssAsg- y ecisilAh-Jsa sss-southsgn-rIghis parry
s@a degree q establishment. II bss ned surprised
: u The isast degres sat = sea what NJ snpscled
soHl naAn Of Ais hfs-leng riAeiplss sas ssanous.
sagsd ssass. -
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rBr posrxAsrsn GENERAL roTHs FREsIDES

rBI posTxAsrsh GENERAL ToTHH PRESIDENT.
Pos, orrrrr DssEHrSrxs, Sept IS, isst.
Nv Dear Eir---I have received your note
of this date, refsrring 10 my offers 10 re-
sign Whenever yoa should deem Il advisable
that should do 20, aud stating that, In
your judgment, that time has now come
now, therefore, formally tender nay resig
nation of the oflice of Post Master General.
cannot take leave Of you without renew.
Ing the expressions Of my gratitude for the
uniform kindness which has marked your
course toward
Yoars, truly, N BLAfA.
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Gen. yasghn,s GaIlan,r,.

sA Ysaghn is his bury from Jonssborough
eA ~ iAmlly carriage of Mn. T. A. B, Nelson,
"Ao hsa lasa lAe hsEaas avny. Ysaghn lola her
'o give then up Instantly. Or be vgald burn her
h'1's d0EH- She tuznsd ever her hArnsas And Tie
Ast-'oss& ASnoraSts Geasrsl paslss sF his aalnily
&c the Carriage.
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speaking in Knoxville.

Wa. u. Wsensr sad o. p Tempis siIl address
iSs PsOss OF tss Prs.aestsnl qeestion, on Friday,
As l4th tast cosHs eAs, soHss al, ard hear he
Lhooin sids q tie saetioa, and The Rebel JeE.
Davis Conservative Feaos.
S4By4srns sids II any ous choose % bring Il an.
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rAsr rEsxEssEk COUNTIES.

EAST TAaHkesbA co9AftSs.
1. AndefsOA~-John LiennsTt Henry Hathaway,
John Baker.
!. BIedsoe-@wln. FOater, Frank BsidgemAn.
! .. BIoans-- Horace Foster, SsePheH Aathia' Ja'.
asIh !. bssdlsy r. oiugsaa, W. h Davis, Jno' Nc
!. Campbsi-Jno Preston, Rsubsa Rogers, Pryor
/, css.ss--Plsasant Williams Of slonsy Creek
Gaibarss- -gAnady Rodgers, Wa. D. Epps,
docks--Jaeob Raga, Anarss Haa, Lioul
J. oaabsrl.na--Jss. Handy, TAOs .. Swan Jas
II. Hahhy, -.
sa. Fehirsss --iEaRFy WililanA Dr J. y Hale,
David Basy; Rtffns Dowdy.
III. arsInges --J1o. r. Moo, Anasson Aeah =
Il. Grssas--,R g. cansE ealyln Smith, A. VI
HkikaK, Jas. III ReaVes. =
IL Haneeek. Wm, GllheIh, klheft UAmpeeal
lasse csmphell Cast IsNis yaEsis-
r.. Realities u0l. q q hsuaish. =. feAtsef
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=, isefs Ess Abeat.a dozss vot@ eoaneciad with de
Saasan HOUSE in tbs oily We hare hsasa L aasd
s-1a sAsy ara divided bsswsen Mcclsllaa aAd LIN.
.OA Every naa of them Il Cor Llneolh and John.
Va ana opposed 70 the Meclsllsn nsysmsns -
-' Alssasd = fayss tie rshsllion.
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A eentlemAn writing - - frea NeaaSilis tnss
soaelaaes letter
sThe ssaxl orxaa, the Prsss. ca,ne Gus upen Gs al
Al, psoraiae and annoaaesa the ielieEiRg McClel-
IN siekSt, fer the support of saeh - naE sot ee
,kle asrpcfly 10 support tAe Soufhera CcnteteTaey
bui nay dssIFs hy Ladirs<on % tys ssd sna cO'l-
krt;s
RLEcToRAL TICKET.
s1AT1 AZ LARoE
W5h cANPRRII. q wiisoG.
fHoS A. r. NILSSON, Il Wsshingtoa.
rsR raE eIs4nIcrA
Col JAMES n GARTER ef Carter.
JOIN WILLIAMS, u Kn6G
A. ELIzZARD. q MeAfthh-
HN1RY COOPER q Bedford.
HklLTE RRYToN, Of saEAse.
3oHN LEIsLYETE of Davidhoa.
EMEESON ETHERID9K sf Weakly,
JOIN d. PKRRYMAN. of Shady.
Tie rsssl osEun. . iatseaaciHg .ba tiekat In
leaAing eaftsriRl st6tes-
ms s,eks. was agreed uroa q nesting Of gsn-
tlsmos from vurseus rortioss 81 the Stalss esd %
this clsy eA iaz1 ThRraay night fePFessntins e
they d. The vises ana Sishs 81 tAs eoaseFVstiys
Urioa naen.
ers vosisicai orrsnssstipn hese thai takes the
mar a sae Knighfs e ths Gebtsa CirCls, and 4
5 aid they held this sight nsest!hg ana nlade go
~. ,sekgs. Every reAs IN Middle Tennessee will
voae kr he tiekas and he genulHe uHisa men viii
spusn u
Rgks upoa ths sahject Hso of the geE1ienen 10
- useesjag Of sThGFtaay niRhs are sF0sed rseeiA,
a. skiFa one has ben IN ske rshei service
rss q tie nsn in The naseting have q hnd, soas
3 De rShsi army. Ars these tAs kiad e men -
F q 6 tieket sF Unio3 nlcn % vote IN Teane@ses.
sa.g are the meH who hare done Il, esrssin- And
a. ding % demand Il tie names ef the men who
soupcssa thh THURSDAY night Haeeting tAat got Up
d ssnasrFktive Union iicketf
hvill he seen that while thh Mcclellan tiekes is
RaSasissly and purely Dsmecrptis tiekst thsx
kss tut one Densecrat On Il tO-wit: Mf.2.iizsAral
IN ~ afs "a vhies uhe have an, enc tins o.
uaOshsr sAA-ysd this whole rebeiiion uPoA The
DsaOsrsry, - of their getting up. They have
gsss 70 far b The sslectioa of their zen ~ 70 sslst
hos wksp xAe. hATs fSagha the Dsusesaey lsag-
ss sas viii mod ability.
Wsdeabs whether ons half oG These gentlemen
xEl Ace.ps II TIE position assigned them Gov.
jshnses kAa lsttE frem EzaerSSee written two
nan age. IN which be rs;oSess a sssnz Tie nesross
ksys iIs- asz<rsaBa hops sOsts t< assrOes sistzs
80 Girsshas tL<ir nsssers- lie is a naryslcusly
pEcpsr naz v bad tbs a<srO-rsslOsiAs fsoka.
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Csaaral EAsmas D - flslA
rfaHr Al ara sHAHxI
Rebel Isas Heavy
Leave sA.R Dead end wsunasiI N sst Kaads
YsrTss.,s Traasporsasiaa ca1.sfea.
Ii. Retreat sv.r rsna.sss. aissr rrsssassa.
An aieA. a.Isr. alsAnsaa and rssxshars.
Sheridan n rigAs st zarsissabsrs.
.sAn 4. Mslrs killed ay sasAvAssksrs
General Rosssrass yiusssisss n Aisssari.
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