, 1865-09-01

ter is the Oldest one IN tbc stote If Tcnnes-
soo =. 1N>,.' =. NV e1~ 1,oo,,
as 1"t.stt LIZ calAeaa. =, Il uas 1;ts
F7y 1nfuly and prosperous Fllase. on9 uAe
M other points 1as suffered both from the
pnces sH Mna~,, VI w. 5,sheon sha nut qabel Brisa
d,ar .,aaa - 49, t..;s IL he,a.auarters.
am lnfor1nca. hc1nr vigorously courted by an
ot,..s - s a.,ss D 80
lsss n1s - eo'olea .'uops. r,arx,1,o nassaa
Our route, after lea'f6g hno4sAe, pas0e"
through The counties Of Jefferson, Greene,
Washington. {of which JonestoTo Is the coun-
tv sest-s and Sullivan, further east. OF tue
1st,cr Gov Brownlow remarked ''thnt It was
Inhabited by SCI o' mtn "ao 4t:tsu naaaef
God nor the derd'-humaa -" nor oastnc-" II
IL needless to say alter th2t denunetation that
thcr Tc1c strongly rehel. The road passes
s,.ssu.l, Il tr richest counties in Fast Tennes.
lulo" e. ,hove fam md Enov eannt,
see; 9nc apo'o 'o~ ao tA'oA eoua1y
contained neafls one-to'ta ot Ae entire slave
population. The people were, however,
mainly Union. In TIC county Of Greene IAN.
d. Johnson,s} but shroc rotes we1c cast for
Gen. Arnold, tue CoppeFnead candidate Tor
Congress IN Ills uistIict. Ihe road passes up
the valley q ne Holston, which divides
seose IT. 4,1a mo T. t re ,a norm ana soath forks
ranges Of thls dir1ston-the Smoky, dividing
Tennessec and North Carolina, and the Cum
bcrland Mountain, 6klrttnE this Vlginin tip
Of the PENINSULA ard dividing It on the north
from Kentucky. sullivan county, on which
bto"nioE passed 50 aafsh Judgment, "a id
jacent 10 Virginia. That tact accounts Tor Its
bad repute,
A cuAxc..
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spsoAe ~ q ane ao.ne1 SIZE popaiG.toa IN tac
bcra T. f,,at 4,,e n1neai ,p,a,1 - naIs .is
;a,ss - a,At ~ eae 4 s8ou !ppeiasaon - 1atGTE ;
enlnreJ 5eoS1e % n'i;nicred MI II 1sEn. Ea* Ernr NV
!, III peerm AEa a1s Is.,o ~ AseS nm h1avA,
- s!ase 11ns AZ, yeuessen Sa1 Gn ssapes: IS
NJ, ~ oasst.e, nsn n6- ny,
ssa.:a Mus ~ ~ ~ nsa' In 49, - suts
o., s.s.i ases a9o &C. "ou mnAr ~
~ ~ ~ s1a'e, ana ~ s.es soas @ aas
Al lhs .use u GousHe. e1eeptmg 1ne .fooPs
On autl tncae. am s1.Is, s1usea upon % sn's Rolnt
from iron ronGa census when nus oeen .aken;
!nc cenplaln. Q. ~ .hessase Q! H. lals t. ana mo
sE cs.aloa, u sfaf tSsna ~
.rns iss,,ai snt,s3stencc 10 i5S ri,ite ,,ersons
md to Two negroes.
rur crxrn.r coxn,r,ox
a ,,,,z,aa.s - +,,,s rssS.n ~ .,a,a,r t.,
a!su p.oel:TSae s.s -. y. -. t.., s. sap2 ~ ~
Isoslns. AHe Spn sivP y eAtt ;, Anu ~ tnc "
t.a.ls atn19 ,t;.iE ~. aE "sn psen M'.n tnu ~
ta!e' ~ T., ~ t1a - ,1 ~ Gonsetesa-
..; on ".;m LUG 1e..s s.;1asa ;e mao insu 1 eods
LII, ~ IT,, s anse ens r,s1ass sne111 spsstA
c,,nn'nfnt %u ~ US 50 ~ hot hcc1, ;mrnoraitr This
~ -, a ~ ~, Est t..at a,
e eus tnnso y, ~ ~ ss H. aus' - 10y III noasn
.,e. a.e u. .,s .,ms ~ .ns s, a1u aae NUS 1om i;''a
tnus ~! nS va! sH Sa III, ~ - Is
vtEout NosAns ~ Ine ne.as. 1ne!s n,l.. = 10
aoun, npncsSt e1at @ n.aen tt1nasf W. !, sas.s =.
antous anc eo "oaAen' Ae1 - - "os ~
W @enaeisu W. Ss3,.. ~ ,:.,.;., r .,,, =,
y tuc 1ns1nealGte s7c4Ml3 oi ttis PlaeS, ~
Nea! rs otncrs, wHe1c cosofca troops are sla-
noncd, ndtN atueuns occa.s IN tne aaJast-
ment ot 1he !etot1ons VI employer ana em"
pscyed:
one case Of wrong doing. This Is q man
named Masssugnle, who, after employing for
come months young man, his mother and
| eister, drove the two former away without
| paying their wages. The 1nnn wns to receive
sd per mouth. He worked four months, aud
las not received a cent. His mother worked
| In the tleld for SIX months, and has not been
paid. The sister Ia still at work, and has re-
ceiyed nothing
WHAT Il ss1p or TIE NEGROES.
ru u.ha ,a-.,t,ns -,-+h ~ III. a, ,x.o1t .s l.,
~ n9 ~ sa,,.h - ~ .no1 ~ nS ~
e nan ~ ~. ~ ,o1nraS ,,oa'
~ ". ~ ~. y. -,asa -
~ e.. ~ eIs - .A.I n.,st .hasa
pha 3aSc ec1vod sg. ID n onr a,1ny It T. 'I AZ
fhat arr Tn1,steTed mi soldiers In East Ten
ncssee, arc Ul-,reating their loyal colored Rl.
loW-cit1zcns, They a1e consorting, in many
| to do this. They make common cause with
! one Of them, when negro is to be the victim.
a com1non cry u1nouc tie rink and Gle Of our
| Tennessee regiments, when they return home,
| is, ssWe've whipped ont the rebels now we
are going 10 whip the Abolitionists.a
| dent nroposcs TO depend in his scheme OF re.
construction. It Is 4 class who have suffered
| much and fought we'll on the right side, but
who, alas are terribly ieno.ant- They have
acunaen enough to perceive the truth, that
| slavery has kclt thcn ignorant, drove them
country; Int they IRE not Intelligent cnen::h
to ptrcciyc that Rhi1c slavery e1nhruted them,
1t also wronEed, tn thousand fold more afro
cious manner. the negro, who vas directly rs
victim: The poor white loyalists hate TIC ne.
gro With as saragc a hatred rs they do the
rebels. Now, IN an estimation Of the Prcsl-
dents policy. 1t should not Dc forgotten that
he spf1ne from tnls class, ana thai LII nas u.
| wags been among 1hcm. hase never 1ouna
. ....s " l' p'os:ss-a. ~ ss.a-, ss.,f+s ~
"s s4oae t.ses,,..s,i.s ~ e.5n5 .I-he
et,,,.,arotJvn:r snail In,nhcr .f neeroes IN
Fsst Tennrssac piIl l,arn n hard tfrns ofIt. II
~ - tha r,r,t cnt,sn ~ tt,a tors1 whites
eat bo,n :" nas aea a9'ec''on u e4'e i's"1 "4'e'
S0A
iao1n
Considerable difficulty Is reported n sthe
country seuthwest o. LSneanasE. taSte ny
hare been 70 troops ~ lne sicamEy o. Lne
Eltnch Mountains, At AotAgoon snd the coun-
aes ag}acent 20 4en1essee anu .Sostn Cnon'
~, 1Ae "ane p1ople} a1sGr 1.e,s Ls .n sul1enasl'
lold tnc negroes lnAt Tue 1anAs ne's coA.
Ms oo"n 70 taEE tnen away aua co1oa4-e:
1nem ~ tne oua staMs; " sea tnsa u Iupaa
nal ing1 st' ~ i,,s ~ e1attsa as "oaa Ky
KIN nv ~ hnt wne ii las freoneniv rsnctn,
cd, Cen. Gregg, Ne hear, IS now ut Abingdon.
| il is to be h9ped he will straie1ltcn out these
gentry. The people IN East Tennessee declare
| lint the negroes 1ecing from the brutal treat.
mcnt Of, these a unsc1entant rebels'' Of yIr-
| efnin shall not be allowed to stay among
| them, but must 20 hack to the region where
they are daily beaten, ,ill-treatcd, robbed oi
thcls wnges, and oppressed.
In snite of al, thcy are last learning what
ndrenta a,+ss ma 1neetInr iss nceess5ties. Lei
mr. niyc yor a case in ni,frt.
sruon7 ~ ,nxrspnno
soroe 4hnrc wccts nm n rnpnc v;ec;n;,r
1a6y. WIN has bcen t.1ucated IN Nassachuseft;
as ;eans,cr. - carne to lie niace ~ and urnonncri
| hsr ;rf fcn4;on 5nt.seh ~ rn1oTra sri,ooi, IIe,
terms War. onr iiollnr and a half n rnonth
She was fni,e1nnf1cnf ~ anv Frrednen's cam
| mission. Ehc nnw has n school of aver mn
hundrcd payfnc Scholars. forty-fIye Of wlou
! am soldiers oF efht 1sf fT1ffnx atntra ro1nref
Eeavv ARTILLERY. she needs assistance.
fonnd n stron~ }ealonsv erisfcd o.soirst III.
nernnes ~, account of fbcsr sr,ccess in fllis en-
tcEnv;ec I't'fs ~ nj ar,ong ~ nanrer rio -
mi IN fha 1nfris and m fhe f,in0ne nf tht
ynst reso.rt a1,fe cfti1cns IT I'm n1ace' Tt,er,
in M selionl far Ehjte children in tbe niacc
| nnnhtless he mod cramnie rel viii hare tI,f
effect nf excif;no them 10 rrnnlatinn.
s.ss..a.s
! ssesEa'aoS'
Held in the more settled portions Of The latt
rebel s1afes 1or competent teachers. shonla
not adsise iadles 70 come alone, ior 81 pfeseol
s!ahaes aha asolA9aon VIII surely asscna thenl
thfee or 1onf laales can 60 anto toH1 l
lalEe cnoue4 ~ kuPpolt h19ons seAoo' .ne.
can como; hnt Young active men, VINO nav!