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Lieut.. Col. John l.. Nc Even, Jr.

/ DID, IN Richmond, Va, May ";th 1sGi, from wounds
received al Drewry. Buh, the 10Th ant, Lieut.
Col JOHN l.. McEwEN, JH, +ith Trnnessee Regiment
aged 3G.
Asiua.e W sierra o: duty, and imburd With the
zeal aud enthusiasm arrit aud generous nature, al
the Inception VI hos rs he espouscd the Of justice
and truth: and leaving his beautiful home in Williamson
county TENNESSEE lie went forth 10 battle for his own fair
ald native lard; auh ami III" pi r nnd pria
tons is sierra and ubreenEg war did Lis !aIth vcI
his energy Tall
tv profession LAWYER, al educated Ia the AtEic.>t
school Of rectur nd ytnG, he moves sn0Ds III, c6n
AIDES loved u .i!.r cd Perfect gentleman, social
con u!On fr cu and counsellor, The advocate EI
.'Iicrsr l.cr and truth foremost In tr g', the lie
aud .r,Ii III. c"uiuand
ga III, IL tlh-l-i when his ira rstne was tortured bv
rr aims and his IHia drlriuns, Ills soul - burned
With ivyr af.I .o.crGr for h, noble Uoys snd
heard 10 rlcla m"MsDr, a" not give way, die "Lrre
ycu are :" Alas that brave aisjvr-tLe ldn-nr't bic
Carver dill die where b. hut the "nuble boys did
not wavrr rrrn stnd tina. arrcr storm OF u!ets that
laiIrd with rce. lIess fury J.hnstons br gade-hat
rto, en- band. li biuYrst TennesseraLs.
When this carnage Ger and The strife has ceased The
cry will go forth from Tennessee, and wall irolI
CufuserIrd shore. Gala. OF. brsYe 'on1 wlrr-
nrc they :" AMI the drea:y waste Of The battlefield viii
AiI-"rr here ~
US. ,irr bJtIrs will lie heneat1 the sod, but their
Spirits vii have conc auii the eternal realms q space
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. - go. :,-..i' .:E'>:s:"iat.':: ::E~..'':;
.,'ix"aa - a.:
!iYtra '.,">."
~. i
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;,..d ..:,,isr:.:rG ..ai ~ .nE'" - ''' ''f-
v,,r,. .rt. r.. ot!g leas.l- 1.li E. ..'.- GH -
.,.r lis ttt.aTat. 81 ,i'rrJ .r+ " 's'','
and uni,I.t iuIi,;ni:i,i,- ~: ~. !rN-rr'"'. =
!, s,ri,!Iv l,.rbiiden tia; .:Hv rt!.r r.'H r.
,L.,r :i,g, :i...a .:'nr. "':aH -" ~ II :
tor tie tIii.". ......,
n l.u,l cagc4 Il : !iryii.'.- G.. So rs -
officers cf the Qaa!ternl. ter ~: !, "'a"FJ
Departments il the field. r,ceir'@ -! '' Si'cA
monthly to the District t,nGrt1' = .-i.' &C. '"I
duty Such Tcae;r:s mast $40 .'' :.'''..- ''''
county II to pryGC'c:.
Ill. Uuartern as.ers ara C'int2i $50, w.
have means t! ;r"nsp"fta'I"I1. = 81 ~ "a,
officers collrc;ipl. SUPPLIES. H-l!t ".'' - III
attention t. thu timI'i: e. - & q" NH.
from interior l, Igt, - r....' "a Ia a. '.';H
to the supply s1i i!".i T. o.. u" ar''.1
~. Oth.c.s wit, ir"",- t. - .!:.I.."! l:ain
iuIcihly taking, Possession o. -: ;rS drs-t- ~
ipprvprietins ,ha ti;hc. thry nra'i -
,lics, :cquistiyn Ltcr=.Jr Y - Ia = risH
the TAX G(Iicer or "gjDt.
V PARAGRAPH II, GcT'r"j 6T't"' -. To-,
(lSG3 ia ancIG.d r. provide. harl' -. scr p's
accepted ftr field Gu'y, at; s"ri &" '"''.l, Il
Instruction, :,Tc, ur.2n mGrin. -: .Ei''.n,.'3n.
found Disqualified fp:' field scry,'r " "a. h.c
Uf performing du'ic# ramrd III Ca.o. : ct
.,n Act to Organize forces :" scrvr Lul.''. III,
war" approved FeJruary l.. l''i. -. h's.;",,
! setting ;urth the grcani -! disability. AID
stating the arrroni:at, duties ~ any ~ t!'
DEPARTMENTS Ct service which they "a. lest
fitted, will he forwarded through the Bareaa!
OF CuusGrip tinu 70 'a Surgeon q .t.@rs. r'r
approval AID returned t. lie So: !In;& a'ent
Of Conscrirtio5 4or ,i,'..i :.e!l"n.
VI. Paragraph il, G.u1.at O-dcca r.. i,
Gu rrcnt str sc, IL amended "a fellows:
The decision of this Board, If rppioeca hr
the Brigah- Or pistrs. C"n:1nan'!e:', viii -
final. Is 10; :,pp,nvgd ii VIII J." irg:Ha'''r t!
"d;sarp.ovst' :" The di'irie'J IT 'teiHr'n''n'
headqua-ts-a f,r .inni .iati.n wh"n i; vi fo
the cn:y "i Tie hri."!" - 't.s.r,t ~ ''s:s'l'''
| ofi:tr tr l",;iy lee r.n".F,Y c.:,:u:.:'"r. az
required IL tlc ara"I ~: T., '.'.'.'' H." ~
| alneudatGry.
VII. uii'e-. "i tie Ilua.t,ru'a.t..' ~
| purtmrut VII return t. :'.r ln,rt.:..:' :';'''
| from who'll grain y received '!ir Ts..','f -:
which i: IS contained. Fn:::"- 80 H. -. ;hrH
Will b, char gc. ore to'iar ..'I I.::r!y '.!.I7
| for each sac. i;n; rc.ninr'!
VIII. Pcs commanders vii '"Sr":- IA.
riiicrs u -rrh p.I:.:s IS .rs .!"'it!;si !n'ln
| emy! 2:Mr all: bodied w.: ~ !:'r '.ctai !
mems Ut kurcaI@, ;.nd Z: ,:a>a' 81 -! IL r'' D.
tie Iax. take IL, antira r-'.tir't j'r to. go
PAL tlncnt :.ad district "arl's:':-r :" .'... =
.. act nf Fe!am,rf -. I'J4 .'...'. = "..'+.s
Nn. 70 cu:r.i.t srrr"j.
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a.- I-s6k
CRAMPS l-OSSES.

'!i.- Aews lrpin tho euemy's lines IS q! th0
list encouraging character. The tetur5-
barg "Eypress sta',s that outside Of urInl'e
UsEeial niGcle, and safely T-noy-i from the ty.
Fanny Of I.incola ahI SewArd. the Northern
rsopic do net hesitate 70 admit terrible }ossea
than IS, 900, while many say that it viii reach
10000. This is iruiu all causes-killed
wounded, prisoners, stragglsrs, and deserter,.
The dssertion aud struggling is represented u
lie without precedent. 4 member OF Mosby Z
command, Writing 10 his relatives in l'uters
burg, says itut Mostly has been in the rear Of
Grant -iuco he moved from Culpeper Court
House, uni that from the Rapidan .pi the
Rappa,.auua.k- to the Potomac, the country
literally swarms with strass'e!s; These men
DO not hesitate to say that they are from the
:.rmy Of the Potomac, and under no circum-
s.auces will they be carried back alive. Each
rnau is armed, and says he will sell his lie a.
L-arly as possible, batpru no Mill be 'aEsi',
GtLl went up il New York, IN the II II, 10
lst, being AL advance Of four per cent. over
tho previous days rates.
The Northern people Fay chat urant hns
lost four times Us many men as any General
who eyer commanded the Army OF the Potc-
mac. II has been asaertained 10y actual count
that he lost more men Oh tie -tb, in the ter
,ible contest Of Spotsylvauia Court House.
than Napoleon Bonnpurte lost on the ncmo-
r,bls field Of Wuerloo. The reo;le say that
the worst feature Of the present mechanically
condition Of affairs is. that tbs places Of the
rs,eutly slain and manned cauE"t ho sui
,iied Every garrison aud outpost has been
swspt ,ieau TO rsflenish Grants dec'nluted
ranks; and, it il asserted rs al absolute iaot.
that there were not nsn. enough at Fortress
Monroe last Friday to garrison the place.
1t is also repc, scented that Grants present.
ar.Dy 10 greatly ienorali4sd. The three
-.r.' men are very much discontenlei Ii, the
I'D faith in which the Lincoln Government
hiss acted towards them, and the newcomers.
&, reterga reiHf6rcsmsnts, as Stanton tele-
vr..,hs to Dix, csnnot bs made to face General
?.ss's gallant grsybacks. -Four times during
t,s mast eight days lid Grant attempt 10
! -ios on another such fight as he engaged IN
~ .,o,. ,iyanis Cnurt House, tut each time
10 men refused to I've led 10 the slaughter
They are like Burnsids's whipped a. ffede
Iist sturE. tI0ce Is au suhoien'
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CITY INTHI.LIG NC l.

MIN wv ~ ''' "'' u. NC ''''' Vs.
May. sauna d TIE 'hid'at lai'at!iahts hE'e
sin wiihi,. tsia scope Of their remembrance
tLe Ny,ian, rectnYi.n, parudiy;cal hapriness
rs,,,,: u,.,,o,,l
u .n0 "''',"t' 's',, p-"''
oi May ia '!ic'e GOOD '!o ti's!Ia W. n"u inu-
&c on the Spahte tie sil7ery notes OF the
mellow imstryrGnts 1ieins in softncss and
bcaut,- wits tho si9c.y rays Of the fa'l moor
uy..T;,,.c, ,c ,c,r,o,, o.v;u,, 10 r,.r Lc,u.;ru,
VIZ r1s.,..-..,r r :.
prospect = ''''' - - '' ~ 's''-' ''''''s'Su
J The stl"e,'.,s OF ::f;, III" "}E""?;:':te "i
ar..r!s l,.,ata.d in muslin :.nI iIiGus wiresl.
.i,;.l;,... ,,ib rn;hure H.. LcI;rh;. .i Eden.
y,,.,, / ,,,,..,, j., ,,ncct =. i..u,if,, If ever,
.vT - -. , %. - ,,.s. ;,sn.n.r =. .,nn. i
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;',.,,,,,,rs ucI r.,.ns,,s bs:, # i,i.s,r;Iu
l.. n,J r;.I,. ;,,i...,.is r.ant.; Nil ready II
:.....v r,.r H.. ella. .o;y n,rycs tL. n. st
..,.,,r.,,. r.,.r. ia, i.r the trouble or bond.
ha ,...,l nr..u I. their cmlru., I.c-
o,,., s,r.,yl. h ,o,l f..
W. Wv" a.; ,,,i I,.,,r.ol
- 49, - ,.,.'. ..,i .!.,,o ali
80 i.'a,;; 49,. ~
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.'.'''" - ''". ," w.; ~
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!% 1S'"''' nay On i ''>'t ~ i ~, '""u'
h"' '"''S ~ ~: Sc "n'''
'HE. c-"'! ''"S. "p' u 1'''"'i''nH e"s';'"
al H'' "''' wv III Ia. '','' - - 90"
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DIED.

ln,p on Yesterday morning. OF wounds received on
the 2Sd Instant, Corporal GEohGE 8. YOUNG, Of Cren
shaw BATTERY In the zSth year OF his age.
Another martyr yielded up his life 10 defence OF his
country-unoth-r noble srt hs winged its dght 10 h
p.rer and better world. 4 tue son, an ahecuonAtc
brother brave soldier, noble hearted snd generous IN all
s acous the deceased leaves numerous relatives aLd
host OF ienjs who, while they will ever cherish The
nh Of his many Yi.tn-s. cHho othefHse ii'n
weep Tor the less OF suddenly aud early tAiea
from Hmjng,t tl' ni.
The funeral vi! tale place fr"ui the residence " lbs
brolhrr on Strrck-Is Ill., this IIyTihr =: It, tn.
HI, friends and acquIntahcrs, aud hose Vi the fatality,
a,r Ir.,,rrt! ally Invited tu attend.
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-" + on- s,rairr.i pr. rest. 70 IT" iNi
, "nght'" f"rr;ps II. '"f
tag .-.. -.
whom VT -, ~. &c.. .. ..t -. r.
,;oI!a.s pc :inG,a uu. 49,, .. t:.:l "a,i-i".'
Rbicn he earnestly hoped would a,c!me :,
iaw,) it would be seen that, for the Greater
part of the year ending the of April next,
tie ,sy G! the sc!L;ef. i;:cluLing the tobacco
r...:,... i, Likely To hc about twenty nine dol
f;.-a pr month From this brief review 1t
wy:lG We recn thai neither the last Congress
-,..r ;tia ha.i f>rgotss~ ths bIaTe defenders OF
r;;r cnunSr.: and nc gladly a7ailcd himself OF
80 u, par;uurty to remyva The m!isaprrehe''s'"t
hitherto il. reielcrc: e. i.
lie biz, as s.iien'icd, was Il ally referred 10
4. c,mmit'es Of .,ire from cain Stale.
Mr. Rr1D' ef Kertacky, intro ducel a bill
:, :Elow mcmJers q Congress- two daily "a
ii.I.s IN addition u their pay, nr G. minrt:t!on
taercf,r. Tho liouS2 rcfusci 80 suspend the
rul:>.
carEK Y.qIoa.
Nir BoupiYcT ntrrduteI Mr.. 3. Z. GALA
HAN, delegate elect ffrli tic Creek Nation,
who vas qualified.
The House passed 4 resolution resembling
tic resolution fzins tue day OF adjournnens,
end extending the time to Tuesday, the tn OF
june. The House then resolved itself into
Committee of the VI hole en- the Tax Law; and
q! three o'clock took Il rec, $ till eight. T. NJ.
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!,ra.r," Coz sr.-Judge Lyons Court ~as
il session yesterday. The Grlnd Jr,y asscrl-
he'd all ..lalo twelve indictments against l..r.
tics or yArilu. offences, q list Of which w.s
uos Cd .a:nAla ON scacuot Of ;Leir lot heing
written up IN indictment against VI. K.
EuhannaD. .,'. forgery. "s= 1s;u.rei nc. =
.IIa ~
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SALARIES OF GENERALS.


SALARIES OF GENERALS.
We understand that the House Coium,rtee
ON Military Affairs will not report invorsb'y
on the bill for tho salary Of the Oenoral NJ
Richmond, but will report another bill grau''-
a.ing the pay Of the General, lieutenant "en'
.ral, Major General and Brigadcr General ny
. scale Commensurate with services ana TANK.
If ,b;s renort eysutuates in a law upon that
rriueiple, it will have accomplished tho o'.leot
which Wa desired II was no part ri our pur-
pose To deprive General Er"gs OF h'' sa'a'y'
hut oily to pto,snl hia receiving gieater pay
than Generals Cooper. Lee. Iohnst"u. Eea"te'
gard and Kirby Smith.
Az 70 the statements made III orr Protest ct
Friday last. We will say that the lsttes Of G=n.
Ransom, in yesterdays Enquirer" upon .he
subject of relieving Gen. Barton, must 20 ae-
s,pted, during the pcnaency Of the invest
cation " to which Gen. X slludcs, discovering,
both mediate and Immediate, oil responsibility
for that act We find in tl." Petersburg " Et-
press" Of May 30th. lAonIay,) an,the; let.'r
dict tie rspprt" OF III, "rde' Ter .te eyn.''.
Atom Of Petersburg:
lilAilRs. H4r'r E.tnsahr.
May II. lsGl.
Gsn'i Eaaxrus l:a,al, Richmond
General: To-day I heard report coI.;ug
from Petersburg. to the effect that you had
ordered the evacuation Of that place when i:
wss threatened few weeks slice hy tho cI-
emy. at once i!atiy canlad;.sel the report
and stated what w:re the Iac;s--that to my
knowledge every effort waS maze by you 70
hold it, and to keep open csmnunicatipn ith
the city. Haygoed's Brigade, which had been
ordered to pfswry's Eiun. was sent !" Port
Walthall Junction, and J0hl-,s.'- B.gnis
of my command, was hur.icl ~ III" s%y.>
puiut, b. hold the r4i!rin! a.,l ever PcicE,-
burg fun attack. The Iuu.. lvr',iYe Orders
were ..ye,.; and being Constantly with y"".
and sonierrIng about the izience- u! both th,u
,,ity and Petersburg, you can artrecia'n ry
surprise ut hearing the report atoSr nlIu!ca
H., when . had heard ozders SAINT w!.ich bad
IN eve single 10 tie sjeice OF Petersburg and
keeping open communication between there
and the Army Of Northern lirgiuin. Whcac"
have einsnatel these erounl!ess r"mOrs:
am ut 3 loss 10 know. Certainly. either trvld
the imagination Of these wholly ignorant vi
lac 80, +, ;,,;n,s man who have fi,hh;iJV
,.ryei orr country aud watcher is best iatc
rests: /! it should become Unnecessary t. g
iute f.lsah"Di. yoa can ugn th,s ns vun nay
see st.
Tnn. ,,,,.i;s,t s.y.sut
(SigaeA) K. RAHsos Jr,
Mtl'r General.
tbs Express zsyo sdisoiial.y; We hn"e
seen letter from ''en. Brsgg, in which he
ridcules the thought, aut says euch q repor!
:, Va, o,l, ,v,hout III, SLIGHTEST foundation ;r
..,.,,, ,-I.,,c
truth put mus nave zee" s''!'So s''eiy WI
PURPOSES Of sinaa@r &ni de!~ac'lon.'
The above letter from Gen. i:ansp,a is iG' cd
VA, nr.h a.. J,y l,cr, .,,r ,.j;t,r;u, an
,,,,, -, -, !
Fealadr "h'c" H"S "'' ."n' =. w" in9 i'u'''e
wSuid have i.oen better satisfied with Urh.
I,syy,s answer 10 ,I,n. Ea ,E1u than viii. !
,,y latter tbs latter F.car %g,,li write. Eut IN
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FURTHER DISAPPOINTMENT oy s,iI ~ So r

Trs,svEv iit.''r"f.f
rIyuN"AI' So, -. l.oi %
t,.y.l. to 4 cont .uau,r at i!r ,,rls. = gt.' .
it rLiir ,.!- e t".,rrtI,,' i"H'. "u3'' W. Dr.
49, al. rTis TOT the 10Th a-. t"'.' uuri'an.i
III r.dnrsi,y -. JAM. Newspapers tI ia !,. .'..
IL, NJ E.sI ale ~I ,.Hi!-~ t." t,'E r''r .f
.'.hiiI'r -! lay. =. 80 . 'r''N'''>'F.'.
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ormCE OLD Du%r:Iru 1naoI"G c.

-! las GIIr - EUrirNr'
N.:h,1"n;, ers.i -. i,.-
~ o!''sr o. ! R'J g.; Di-::0;s. .r"- t-',''i.
- give. ~ IT, Ht,rthpi = TIA. q, q !!.- ot-
r=I upon tSs T. pi... st...s - ..~'> &, ,.rp o..
u, ped ly tie ., a:aisF = b. muddy
s:1saho!dsEs vii! L.: &c e:.r. h-r So "
i..ir u.s.. ~ t..e ...f :. a,rft-
ALL Il s.-.-...ty.
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b.,.lrcN ;is.,E 90 - ="
Cr TT !. .Gt.% g. H.
Il. cn.t.r.,ieir- Of The "t~rsGi i''- 81 h"r's. .'
t!ous ti~,, al =. p-' "ru' bonds .''"i ' '- "
t.t..,,n =. " -. .I%"i4.
msyl"td. SecIs'!'! 90 We i'e''''N'
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two nuXpxun DUAL.i:,, n.r'AG~.

stolen from my lot ~ " "a I:r', :i,' fsSi =,
the - h ILrrant, b SukRkL MARI Slightly iuHH lou
wears old Of good height. hu rat >-i-r UI I'd
IL low ordr supposed hLv- beet. tttr y III ii
nIrrd Dc la.ciy LriOu.I.s l.. Alien e. the =, 81 ur.
nrl hbOrLuul and WHO rt'cii5 sold Ia al l","ii
a-h afterwards r.uASIy hui ;urH'i =, li~ urIsih"-
h, rlO0i The SAID stout, veil -r', has very lt!c>
II, aud Is uui. back H. cad dri witt. Had 49,,
| .up,.0s. IL srlIrrS UE"rti. bin" pant, VIII white
-Iri e. up IL, sr.s ard hl- cost and i.".a VIA ~
Tenn; f., ua,. hIG,rIl III IS n' ,..ug Tia,
army think Il IL ely H. vii ar"iaFt t" - &" r t~-' Al
iues
~, p!,:- II -crI-d MAT ct hrI tAt1, at! D.'i
not that u-.r I"r vii. ,.'- liberal rr--h iD
hi, sub, rl-u.Iuu. Juh3 SSLAU..
MI. LAuKsL IIIi!'J' e. Nd. ".n, - 81 -.
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r un ~ iUi.: :Hs:.*.---
For FIFTY IrlL.Is viii sri.i - .,.y .- I'd '!r {. o.
frderacy receipt 10 max" y !quI 80 '.N De-. ..! !ri
with praiu cotton srr' 'r tar! H. n IJI" ~ II"
equal to IA. hes: sperm Il: A.c!s.N o.! TIc, malur
II will moi create any sur, tu; VIII cot "wa? Al yT I'm.
has bcen created by other u. Can -. uiai- ~ r"'.iy
minutes br ready iu IN "L. Lo.r-, ed l-,"r '
Of about ip-iy ~. ,l". l, hrr5'. o. 81 -, "h>
IL H.tri- I,Du L.,,,r. ,l"l-, t'iiuI
and p"prr u'i- Ih- ."gf-'tr;' bee 90 "a 49, aiu.
si"'.. Sdtr-.s J = !h:llh,
NY 2J-d.In i'f' s'sr.i-. =. 1.
fI'D TIC FARMER. n% IlMI KIN I:R.. M rrrt.i
j HOats will have ,ius h"s-a nlu 'r" :" I-,.I." ~
EIcr N-yrttL.-- r'=r Meat, ~, &, H.. Tic ""uI'ci
sndicIs Df ElahmUL. sI=a,. tai,G . a. 'h-n lie
h,-tj. ii-r at 'htrg-.
~ urtcr 81 ne lI-.i,!-'t.
W.. r. ktREI:r.
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cDcnn &c S%H- .--RanaShS on The an 49, pui,
- LUU 1854, Beverley, I black man. aGoa' ;"s"'y
years Old feet Or lach. high: marks rt'"ie'"d,
only his trc tie too mrSi th= his Toe rides We G lee d
the other
L. believed he viii Try /" make his way, by the "sr- 90
Lynchbu.g Richmond. vi! "a. lie shove coward :or
~. delivery sad Beverley i., " Ills I.h n.i -
jail 90 that can ret nnI. ii."iiN ptNI".
Chatham Hin ru,:ngr "a.
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XVII The d-p0is ni yards ~ o. Brood - Isr.'a vi
not UrcI ir Uy trvDs, nsr D." u. Er'r!~'-
with by :f.'i.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-04
Rebel view OF KentuekY FeeIIng.

The correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette, writing from Knoxville on
the 22d ult.i gives the following rebel
view Of public sentiment in Kentucky.
Who is the member Of the Legislature
referred to?
Gen. Buckner, now at Bristol, looks
well, and is in exceeding good spirits
He IS longing for another opportunity
of planting the Confederate flag upon
the soil Of his native State. He be-
lieves that feeling Of opposition to
lincoln measures has at length taken
possession of all minds in Kentucky,
and that the whole State is ripe for re-
volt. He has recently received letters
from prominent men in Kentucky, one
Of them at least a member Of the begis-
lature, which concur in representing
the dissatisfaction with the Washington
Government as being greater than ever
before say that none but the out and
out abolitionists continue faithful to
Lincoln; and declare that nothing IS
needed save his voice and that Of Brock
inridge, to rally all classes around their
standard, and make Kentucky, IN TACT
az well as name, q member Of our
glorious COnfederacy.
Gen. Buckner attaches much weight
10 these representations, and If his
wishes are carried out, the soil Of Ken
lucky will soon be redeemed from the
clutches of the vandalsnew Decorating
If