, 1865-11-18

"a extensive and 60 ,complete a devastation.
Cities and VILLAGES in r,ips-the country COZ.
cred will, lonely smoke stacks-tarms swept
of fences, buildings, horses, mules, cattle.
The countrv ia hankrupt- bonds
80 ,,.-.,.., 49,. e-r.i,,,, ~ ~, ~. ,,,1av.-
1,da M f,ro ;nrnrnnca no1,c,ea bava 1,een fo,,
fe,sed M ~ Taking ,nto ,he account the las at
,,ro,,o-+v IN a1evea have mn do,,,t hpt! that
that nrofo,ra sar,n- ,f Abrahan, lincoln HI.
ho.,, ro-,e.a .tbnt oI1 ~, ve.1tb ,ylr5 M h.
tr'1se,,. =. -. 49, ~ - f ~
luz metenAoo1sc III nnanan 1esn LAS oecu oe"
stroycd. Then look at tho loss OF life. a lawyer
here assures me that three-fonrths of the able.
bodied men In this. The hear county of tho
State. have becn killed.' At Huntsyille. Ala.
Twas to1d that of tbc ss1e,, bunared soldiers
VINO "en' ont Oh .nat Popoia.lon oi nse
thousand, only one hundred aud hftl could
be accounted ior alive. The rebellion was an
avalanche of pass.on. Everytbfny War mt
49, ~ .,-,c,i ~ ~ -s,.s1 s.,,.. e.: e.:
m.o % ~ a"Iu. n,s.,. .sA, -. .soei use. VIZ w.
ctuSaeo w sAnaaseon' 4nsn @ looA ~ 'oc
survivors Of the army Of aedition. lodged
of Sims New Or1eana BATTERY WIN at Mans.
Hs,a T 1rben n,- Wcrc,n,1,s ~ n,tte-v 1rbic,, ha
ne.u' "ue" o'n .nSieoleue -. oa'tct5' "nin Ut
6a1d was epienulolJ manned ana equipped,
was captured, LOST both Of his dr7ns. I real
lied then that for the Confederate soldier
there vas mn bounty, no pay. no pens1op. no
s..,s,, sa w "..ssu s har: 49,, ~ ~ f -
asslu1n' no e1atefa1 homage oi naslon
saved! --.....-...... ...-.-.--
AATrLE-F1ELD MEMORIES.
Almost every battlefield seems TO have
something to give Il pre-emineuce In the ea1.
Nv nf,1n,r H-ro IN tba An or1n1v mr.
8 u psut;ss a,,, W. W tht,trara 49, ~. hnnd.sa ~
men, resisted the assault Of thirty Thousand
rebels, which were turned back from eating
the breakfast which the seccsh families In
Helena had provided Tor them Here Curtis
hailed after his wonderful march across the
State. ~.
THE FnEEDMESfs BUREAU. =,
I am constantly pleased with the opera.
tions Of the Freedmen's Bureau. The great
lies that 1t !: the executor OF the testament
+ down from the head, Gen. Howard, through
the subordlnates. Gen. tf:ks aumlaissfanon m
Is enc Of rare dlstictfon., The industrial, tho
educational, the equitable departments. are
all In good trim. He Is giving ratlons % q
much larger number of whites tna1 OF ofacSs; A
He has !o,N0 children IN school, '33Wo
Of them n Nashville; ne S = also gtn gsttmg
at Atlanta, had nany females applying Tor
rations, simply because they despaed LABOR
Of semtvcnteel families. they would rathcr
beg than work. Chaplain Goodieuow, super
intendent, was ciTing out rations 10 "n4tes
and blacks u the ration o. - 70 l.. !ne,e Ice
e. Helena, Capt. Sweeney has 10 rfeeu9ieh i3 =,
Camp Issues no .chafl'y fa9!ons; "hne nts
freed people are gciltne, men. S!o RI montn
" ~ sAo. na. ,;1 nulu ILL., t,,s re,r a. M
foov e ,,1e III ~ 49, 49,, ~" al ,,c ere
JeIons tnt9"s ~ ~ nAs4 oae ~ II . u III,
w! s,eat sHa1 x;. f;s;a r,5l 1,7,Es IT,
ssat ty o. oi4ef aGo eooso % rann az csre ~
ms year xi;V apiece. Caat .aAG ses ~ "
this b9reau ts ior lheir intcfest 9a "en = ms es
maj ol t9e e1slaxes. soula 3s,at,nnat ~
20 nave 1nn oenncsnl HseaG5 9lsc9n..asu5, 9n. as5
nope that every H1ena o. lne 1lfsuLne.! ~. huu
Of quiet VIII insist on Lie preservation ol Io'a
department.
1nE RREEpAES's AID CONFESSION:
1ne freeomes ho n,nassn GoaMlon ~ - ,asse a.o
noiAi1f gsen. Eu shtas T., ~ 10 ~; i,
and a e e4 hs " taartars
s.s "s .sus2ps'v ~ h;ai' ardnr az - cserartar
1lg senstaly ~ "Rn otue' ~ no ~ siaai
ana qgaiiaeat3nns. l3,,n Vnly tne IN ntsasa asn
ers WIN oe NuIng 70 suau!e tas uePtisa at1uni m.'i
ana 1ne fepfoaen hS1aeai 70 tnls NoIk., 1t,.. nu.
tney are eaeeta4l .i1 1no sL.oe ,aoa IL e NsA Tth
Vel5 laNuIS, ~ tHs ',i R,aS Ut. =, JUN
SON IRON Hor1Setn ,'a munos, a., supf1,n pE,at
tenoent 9! .as tteeanasns an hSs noos ,;, mnaed
|
sn teaGnfs. as ~ n4' 4aa' aaE,' 1ne Tss1al y.
1ndnstras sc scnooi 10 1eacn se~ng; I ,.9Hs i9iet
ptneso q ny Ie4eaess ~ 4tso ~ u!es; 1T Esn-ue
| 4y1ng fnenos. met,hefe ". y. .. nv hno
q. Oougass, Wno "efe On z toul o. ooselS
ntlou amoag loe RaaKer 1cacocls
The problem Of labor Is readily solved upor
the principle Of falr days WAGES for fall
days work. At Lexington, ~, plantel
tSo 5eais ago ea!ea W. T. men .oe'nes tfs, tes 81
tnea tnat LEY ~ ..,!.as .,,a5. 81
!4 mon.n, ILL., AnT ie .baS,:i us s1nsam, waa, naa,
pststi IN .Iesas' r, 1ohnsa.s VI, n.
st' snestHs' 1anaoSs nau - fIa esr 1sonth Thav ~
mo,,o5 '"S .,I ~ ..e.rt afF Ennnt1,v Wsn,
nthsr mi, ha nass. hare heard n. SRi}c thosl
t w IL ~ uosEon ~ S.o4. :" 'sA'A sns4'
iaoofels a44u 'nsn s.ors.
EMIGRATION FROM 7HE-SoHTn.
Emigrants are coming from tho North. Al
this place there arc several men who. have
been ssmaking eottonn this year, and viii
make handsome profits. They lease tht
land !; then 6ub-let It to the negroes furnish
ing tools and mules and food on account, and
giving one-haf the crop. Many Of the freed
men, who In the spring did not own skillet o.
m axe, hare now their mule, their implements
and frem FIVE to ten hundred dollars. MI
Figures, editor. Of the Huntsville Advocatt
eaid they wanted Northern population mt
capital, inasmuch as the renoyation Of II.
southImust be By such immigration. MI. Gal
houn, the Mayor Of Atlanta, said they Wanted
onr emig7ants and enterprise Lands ~
cheap. In Northern Georgia and Ala6amt
we found plantations oner6a ior <ig ana -;
per acre. The planters doht WISH 70 sei
4 smell parcels o1t nail aozen men mlga
club togethsr ana hny M one @ place. ana 50 maS'
society for themselves At once.
| PEACE AND SAFETY.
| Va hare travelled nver {wn fhonsard m11e