, 1865-06-25
. WEST TENNESSEE.
Tie ;e1l,ep'++*Nht.t, eo'1;, Cotton: and
: ~ ri Tsbatts. =: =: -:

- +
TIE .cfnn..s:wnl.,, -, 'c,..4,
ne"'t Sstos eetAVa IN
l. r.; ri; Tnhaeta, -;
FL III !4>i ~. e
stats Of Boc1e.y y-The: .niseomatea n.
II oe!s Hoping TO Revive alarerY-Te
no or Gucri1Ias and GuexliI
sf7afe' .- -.
) lcoffespoudence OF the chfeago Tdbune.l
COTTAGE GRorE, TEsN., June 90, 1865,
Crops In West Tennessee and Kcntuckvor A.
c1.a.sa -. s r. .n1. ",1. MOI naA OF IN
seatso 4aao 10 tnls district 1s under cultivt
lion, owing to the want of1aborcfo. and score
Of planters WHO passed the meridian ~ IN
vsfhcnt nfrfo,m,no tba 1s,s, -, s..,s1s.s. -. =.
n,.v seer IN tha;s as,1s @o. ...,sI1 nul .esk, at
~" seeu ~ INC" neiQs, Welding the ho
anu df7VloE the ploW. Little attention, CON
psfativt1T, is paid this year to cotton mn,
| tobacco while our f,p1da .ra @a.,o,,., IL,
wheat and cov, NJ sa.,.. t. s ".I
e.n w. Sa,..,s @ ~ .t. ~ os'.sr mneat eoantt!
49,. ~ os Iouuu lnau tas:-tne SOL OF our hill
oeang well adapted to the growth Of cereals
and the season being several weeks Ali.
than IN r1,1no,s ~. %. ,o.e 49, =. sA'ue
49, a.as ~ .n,..-s. - a1e tsss sn"9ect 70 nastn&
~ ~p .su W 1ust+ Inc wheat Is IL
ready harvested, and the Yield Is uniformly
years, ThIs district will Tatss 1,,,1v snorNa ~
lor home cousumptlon. If nor h.virg ssa hsrsi
somc eu,plus for exnnrf-a fact Tntot a ~
not harpeued before In thr nem"ru -,eM ~ W. ~
Oldest iahabitant. Corn promisea Te,i II snd sus
If the season coutinues iayorabIe. lfttie nv
none Of this gain viii ba renn;sd Trov, W
abroad. Oats are lteht snd hn1 iits,e 1.ed Me
our chief horsa feeff helnT rn-n ro Tot, tussa,
never had better stan1. hf,t ~ r. ..s;, ~,
for the tnuepse fleida ar s.tf'e Teann th.s
greeted the eye IN olden time. tennessee see
/ has BET n noted for both The omar .itv enn 49,
cellence Of her tobarco hnt 4aIa y w ao1 1 e1 f.
likely to lose her presuee. This T. owin% nv =, r.
| the tcayctty Of labor md tho nnsatI,ns
condition OF tho markets. matters vrhIrh,
time viii regulate, Cotton is in afont ~
same CONDITION as tobacco-comparatiyeiy
line. however. more has heen s"n ni.nssa i1s.ppa Ii
With unutually good pTospecta. ~Ao
Mony Nor,hrfne,a wrii ~ saa,r h,.4.
zen p6ipr goods into thc int.rior ~ ~ ~ en y
Not that Eol ds are no, nref1ea Int innaai. HusI.
IN Sa1e IN 9set ;,sss.nas carnos .c pe LOGGED
money In 1hc south ihan rras e.o-..a1,ss al lsss
r.,.e6 nn,i MN. ~ ~. ,.,,s FL eIuelA4y sup
Wis which shs ears 9 of ~ 1,niree Gsa Q. eoio,
WET 10 be tick1ed have c,sna ~ .Is.s1 were
people arc ceut ral,v very noSr Eee,s r,r,as, .us
Of lart,e mimi attons nnait .s,a.s Eseu s o"ne,s
to pniehsse he ntre...r,e, I ~ ssI;iSateoing IL
yeaf literally nnthtn,s - ,eJ .s;x. ~ ae. Last
and The pfrscnr. IS hn.h sr<1;i9 ~. a"ss Aet,
nearly tlr y hole suprav III whrat a4d 10, 10 "
While thc sebeI. ~ss IN power ttstiie s sG,n VII.
n1d {. .nsenm ntir onr ,,c.s p.eMo. .te9:
tobacco iii oT 1nmensei. snsh c9toa Pnu a.. asa
fo1, n. vr enn@d iis,snaa - nasn % VI ous COZ
Esntucky. wnerc It va ~ snssahss iato
greedy rixculat,rs at hair ~ re1ua w =!
balance vas htdslen AVN t. .w,mn. var1s; IN ans
aothoritIes Who honed M esaes - se,a o. & nc rebel
dscatc it. This cc1tnn IL noE 70 sGze h., ano G9n.
brought in. and it, eand,tio" asn., oS 'apasy s
awe the n,1rchaseT so1nn Sai1 Ssiios ids ~ 70
ebifts to which We we m, % for tSa .n a " toe
bsl:sg stuH-mapy ot 1hc ba'e. aas e sEsia. ~sn. o
In Old carpetss S,S' sn ra,rnae,s naes e sns!esea
stitched tcrether. ana. ,6 ahort .,esne'y eaEsinny
ana tuyihInr that Tt1n,d ~ snIlt, %n,,d etsesy4mg tyg
while for ru1F. n1; fr,et-,s ~, u 41." suse1ast'
send ard hoop poles Wsre f,nnd ta.,naE ~.
the purpose for want oF sometriue s best.r
condition. al,ho,c,, 11'at, annaax. ~ ve:y oSd
but little difference t. s nnvar. ~ 9aks
the general belief thas 1ess ,.hoeeeaas -
wIli be .ais<d In thIs Siafe IN t.ts,ro eo!1on 9
Is Tie result OF The want Of ts1lds, and bnax. ~
eterm.natien or 81 o,sssas J., - wen az The
p ndtut OF f6e Eor:b 1or h,.. us note lrae
1t ts d5S1e1,1t r. ronrino" ~. "fE& t.sa 1stuns.
chauee in fhe clst;nns n..a. euE pFoAe o. Tue
between tte whites and oofs h'act. Tssl essM s.s
cling to the deiutiye h M ther .,.vo!y,, ss sm;
x.,fl em.nrsr",i,,, a1u eSll,ose ever5 step To-
MI I - o,EEankaaicn' ,E.an.s! slavery Eny be dead,
Sn1tb n.tS ro. hs,,at Saanot sec II; and the
ns,.tutton il ~ icrn1tH neve sn sns until the
'nu aMa,. onsTa or asSond ne reach Of Southern
The innotarcs -. stvpgesns aos:
lo,tha.n nhns. ~. ~ csasscs u Tue 5oa.h o. |
Sorthc,n .,ai;ttss tNo1thesn e.ns and
,s, ani - ootn oepioresle and
IL ,nt,.a nnu ~ ao.s ieaotance. leo and
20 nwa y iHtssa1a nonqps otstatefi9hts. Of
~ 1r.3, 1"e e. . hns teeenlon. Fiye-sixths OF the
Tnnitcab1a sea ersri ine ennts North to be their
). Lat'u Sa.Iaat " acolitlonists" II the
;m,oss,h1e J., " aag len; Il vas. and still !
= 1s.t1 tae oouth that Prior
NJ No,,t ana shae r. ToPGr, ~efe rare IN
i istd 'n rn ,i.1aa an1 tnat N the west they excr
M .,on1, ~ pot1Sat poWef-that the mass OF
W. ue %otE lespecteo southern rights" nod
.steta' IL n.nE slave oWnsfs should enjoy their
1nkeS q nnon %ois.ean ~, Nne,s Inc states: They
hirTsa ;. pSn snd ~ ~, Hos.oetn s men as "n'gger
,eSa's ota NJ, ,,o@ tns Notih7sn ess The New
etS ~ nf'e;: e. cincinnati haqusnr. and papers I
,rth ~ az H.. hele e4tenalse!y circulated
.he Eo9th 1aao w. anu 1nS,1 V1ila,nous abGse
,,s Inv s sonfbcrn ~ns nna ,pas nn s Pelteyed: 70
pDn }na laea attennt To Justify thcls rebellion.
.s!aa oaa,usa, sou.he1n demasognes could i
essa sa. Has9 eoEcateo me people Of the tlave I
"hts cnnia ~ II .sea a.a .aat tnei nocIties and
The iin;nn Fh.s1 VT sS,.y onsy W dshsoiutaon
shpd *h. rrxsoF ova %h. A. = AA. |
vnsu ~ ane m psGo', asa tno aeW York hens
eoSs fsnm Wh;ct' ma ~ ias.e ssme 9eSass :sS. {
'c,e ian"l,r "'4.en -. >as--s55eons Of treason Z
Tf,i.s:s!s 1,,.,. !
-. -fs;s S soss Metie NOOK ln west Tennessee +
na.,o ns, ~. lev. lev ~eeks e,ase, g9enila bead
ha M.non,i nIe ,gnuez4asen siasn ne bands o!
as ~. AlIeu, MclSrlI> Gar!and and | I
J. a9et., oisilIoeo only W tac occasional an.
VII. vi. ~ noSs IN slne Or tue more
y eqoent saAe ron tnels I9ored grcSbaeke. I
ne fsga1ar fenel fo1ces. Near tnis settle. .
~ ,rn1 t .ng EuetlAa ;1cponEA kfi!ed the renel h
q. aniknef, and u Nns here that that by S
osiatsas ola Fl1laan tIaf!aad fell By the hand \
n teoe! so'aier. FOR rnonsas-1 had aim 's. q
~ 'n; yeaisItnis S Tllase was scene Of tur- 4
y 'oa ana oiooasneo, TO Which circumstance b
& oNe our osllSeFance frnln some dozen i
t,e{ne ecou9dfe.s. VITO fell in drunken i
hc nn dnff fhc AZ was
Fe eail5, a1o hardly mar, black or white,
fpI o,c o. psatlng thn s arms c1nld g. found upon
ih,M -, IN tee county. Inc tedcfais, who I
lr was nigh, were about the only t