The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22
TIE N N z S S { e.
Affairs Of the Freedmon'S Bureau
In that State.

In that State.
Governor Brownlow Inviting immigration
to the State.
10. &c. &C.
Our Nashvills Correspondence.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August ID, 1854
GENERAL yIsKs TOUR OF INSPECTION.
To-day or tomorrow General Fisk, who has charge Of
Refugees Freedmen and Abandoned Lands in this de-
partmen comprising the statcs Of Tennessee and Ken
lucky and portions Of Georgia and Alabama with few
members Of his STAFF accompanied by Governor Brown
low and your correspondent will start on tour Of in
spection. He will visit all the principal cities and towns
available and make report to General Howard Of all
important pertaining TO the bureau in order that
steps may be taken for thoroughly carrying out the
objects for which II established II Is probably one
Of the important departments Of government anc Ia
doing towards regulating the affairs Of the freedmen
and ameoratng their condition under the new regime
than could possibly have boon done under other sys
tom. suppose Is we'll known that in Tennessee ne
groes not allowed to testify In courts OF justice
This being the case matter how great may have been
the wrongs which he subjected by his employer,
he had redress Of grievance whatever and this fact
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ino 'o""'"s o'uo' i'"'i '"o ""' Dop"i'"'o"" 'u''
published by command OF Major General Thomas, may
he Of interest TO New Workers. II YOU have not
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inc inormatoh rom otner sources:-
Extract
BY direction OF the President the following named
officers OF the Twenty first New York cavalry are hereby
dish0nOraby dismissed the service or tho United Statcs
for neglect OF duty in allowing theensted OF their
commands to break open stores and rob them and to
commit other acts of violence while their regiment was
rrtSe over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with
stoppagc Of all pay and allowances until further orders
Captain R. L. Hodgboom, First Lieutenant Charles
Cramcr, First Lieutenant f. Kirker Second Lieuton-
ant W. L. Merser, Second Lieutenant f. McWharton
First Lieutenant James Mccormack.
Commanding generals OF military divisions and depart
ments will promulgate this order TO their respective
commands BY Oruer or THE SECKETAkf OF WAR
e. d. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adiutant General.
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ihe'c arc B'es' oho'sS oo'"s "au' Jus' "o" ny 'n0
authorities and people OF Tennessee to induce emigration
To this State Tho ewes of manv Northern pcople ara
:, ~. sn, so,,h n. q g. ,.,,.,,.a ,h.,
turning Vowuru 'ne oun"y oou'l a"" u poifveu '"a'
during the next year thousands will pull up stakes In the
Eastern and Western states and look IN locations either
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N tennessee or the states nearer the Gu'r' nave
thought therefore, that the Following Circular just issued
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e"'s'a'""' "sn' no' 70 'er"os W YOUR re'ers
From my own knowledge Of the State am prepared to
endorse the C,overnors stst ements with thu axco,tcn
1870 w -e. 'o, WV" s"' 'Nopp'''.
VI 'no ono ""'oA poe''As f'"'' .'""o''oo '"o "os'
loyal country on earth" must here take issue with
him. for believe there are meaner secessionsts and
rebels In Tennessee than IN any State 10 the Union Let
that be as may however, there are doubtless many
ducement5 to emigration, and those who contemplate
seeking homes in the RECONSTRUCTED South" would do
well to accept the Governors invitation 10 call and
for themselves But here is the circular
STATE or TENEFssEK. ExgU-vE DEPARTMENT, /
NASHVILLE, 1855 !
DEAR sIR:-Lotters are continually pouring in upon
from the loyal States from parties DESTROYS 70 settle
in Tennessee asking grea. many questions about the
prospects In Tennessee. As II Is impossible for the TO
answer all these letters and rs they al cover the same
ground have prepared this printed circular which
hope will DO satisfactory TO all concerned. 2
Tennessee Is great State Its area is computed At
thousand square miles ana i v 9s in FORM
north North Csoilna on the southeast georgia Ala
nans anu az, =" T N,n ,n e =, or
sopa xe a y" n Vie sho soohua. M ona ~ .h"
sa, e. @ y;c d,varssed in Tho c,ar,cer of 10 sur
states Is so mucn diyernea .no cnasc.er o. s sur
,a"s a. m III, "a hrt s y. h v'
pi,, tbn ns sro ciothaa WITH eno I;rba,
-. .h, ',s ,na tho so, 4. avorvwhsra snssc;an,v
serte cor nraltabie cuvntioo or Yields nomr,shiny
gras, 10 the hIlions Noble rivers furnishing
savigation and dne pure streams furnishing ample
v.ar rov:v for Ali sorts NJ nurnoscs are
dst neushne features OF Tennessee In ali her divisions
of territory
In Middle and West Tennessee cotton and tobacco ara
produced in great Abundance and of the yery best
So also are wheat corn. OATS hemp and potatoes On
account OF slave labor individuals held large bodies 81
land These large tracts now ready be divided,
informed upon good authority that farming lands Of
the vicinity OF large towns are offered for half Of
what they sold fcr before the war bgan Fruit IN al us
varieties raised In great perecton 10 every prt OF the
state ana no STAT IN the Union II more favorable 70 the
cultivation OF the grasses
The climate o. tennessee Is mug ana maj oens ITO