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Editors Correspondence.
NASHVILLE, April

NASHVILLE April lat, 1868.
This Is AL Fools Day. an occasion for every
small it 70 perpetrAts fraud his heiEhbor but
have no passion for this kind Of amusement, and
shAIl practice no imposition upon my reaiers
The weather l. very Gns, and the members Of The
Legislature are coming in GA every train There
are enough here nov 70 warrant the assertion thai
We shall have quorum Monday, In both houses.
Thsre have never been bstter SCI af here, take
them al In an Il Is the Judgment Of sensible msn
here that Middle Tennessee never sent uP better
set Of men. The same is said Of the Western Dis
trsct And the members from East Tennessee win
compare fayorAbly With any delegation We have ever
sent here
wednesday next has been Agreed upon As the IN
augorxtiOn day, and I am preparing to make the
lest speech can the occasion.
have to-day called upon General Thomas, who,
meet him when yoa will and where you will he Is
the same modest gentleman and true soldier. He il
very solieitOus that the people Of Esst Tennessee
should turn their attention TO the raising Of grain
and saving Of the'T hay r AL Of which he promises
Z cash market, through the army operations. He
intends 10 rebuild the East Tennsases and Virginia
Road Al least ap 10 the eastern end Of STATE and
WAL ~ DSsStfs nc 70 Hofu faStu hFA
country and Is sbls u do II, RgainH any odts He
is anxious tboi the restoring Of Law and order ana
viii give IA ali the aid in his power. Upon Che
whole, thing look well, and the rsballioh is upon
IL IAst leg, the verge Of the " last ditch
The government paper money Is getting better
syery day and ~ consequence il getting scaruss
The depressed condition Of the money market, and
the fall in gold, have unsettled the Market and 70
duoed the prices Of everything except the poFishable
Artiees Of daily consumption. Board here ranges at
two % four dollar per day This il ot Of the qaes-
ton, especially tic - per day. Members of tho
Legislature gt bUi u per day ard 70 give It all Er
board and lodging Is too strong
And now cosns 20 relate 8 sad Etg4y. While
write Samuel AeCammoB, ths member fToia Knox,
Is dying At bis lodging on Spruce strset, Ros faF
from where board he was oai with MS on Tues
day, looking fOs private boarding.. and we went 10
the Capitol together. II vas pleasant day That
nighs lie took eonsestigs chill sAd noR he dying
He had bess sick ST hons with aala but be- was
nearly we'll BE came with ne, end ate with ne on
the car ard was comfortable and In god spirits-2
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Resignation.

KSoxvILLE Tenn, March Is, 1866.
10 ne officers and soldiers Of ts IsA Tennessee Css-
airy
Having rendered my resignation for pressing pri-
vats reasons have thiday received the acceptance
Of the same granting me an honorable discharge
from the service Of the United States
therefore feel I. TO be not only my highly ex-
allied privilege, but my Indispensable duty, to adopt
some method BY which may be able 10 make known
10 ron not only tho implicit confidence which have
ever placed in Jour valor and patriotism bat the re-
luctsnce which l must necessarily feel at parting
with these comrades in arms who have on % many
occasions stood BY my side without inehing In the
hour Of danger.
leave you with the assurance on my part that
nothing can ever afford me more pleasure than 70
hear of the glory And success Of The 18th Tennessee
Cavalry. leave you, as my resignation states, TO
attend 10 pressing private business" bat sm still
with you In heart and mind, and les misfortune or
sdTsrstiss come when they may, shall ever BE-
proud 10 say that I wss once member Of your reg
imsat.
With the present glorious prospect before US II Is
but natural 10 suppose that In comparatively short
time we may be able 10 return in peace TO our usual
asocaslons Of fc by the assistance Of that Advise
Dispenser Of human events, and the success Of our
arms.
Brother officers and fsllow-soldiers, let me once
more bid you q very reluctant but most aHectionate
farewell
GEo. w. DoUaHTY,
Iaia Mater fath Tam Cav
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TUE Nashville Times says, that on the sth sli7
an advertisement appeared in the Chicago Tribune,
signed Captain Chas. A. Ramsey, a. 9. N. Nash
vile, Tram T. o. Box 27ae and Offering employ.
msnt to ten copying clerks At salaries varying from
one hundred to hundred aud twenty ave dollars
month and rations. The applicants were direesed
TO address osptaia Ramsey IN their own hAaa Wi.
tins, inserting dry cents 70 pay Tor the advertise
msnt AHOtaeer In Chicago happening 10 sec tAs
advertisement and saspecting d 10 30 trick, zen,
Il 10 shs oaartsrmAstors Department a. Nashville.
There wss no Captain Ramsey IN The Department
Bex as was therefore watched, and two young nea
-~QuaFtermasses's eieFks-asresied for he swindls
They wsre dEzmiassa from Government eaploy With
los Of all The pay due them and sent North over
Two hundred lstters Zach eOnsaining any cents, ar
rived for The bogus Captain Ramsey.
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Railroad Accident.

An accident occurred on the morning Of the sIst
ait TO the train which lea Knoxville for the front
i seems that at the point where the accident OCCUR
red there Is heavy down grade. -Four cars Of the
end Of the train ran of the track four hundred
yards from Flat Creek Bridge, two miles east of
Knaxyille. Three cara--eabooss express and one
bon esr-went into the rFeek, carrying with them
one pan Of tho bridge.
Conductor Herbert q. Ives and two soldiers were
killed, and six others injured. Mr.. Riekford, train
master had one leg broken. He WA on the eaboose
car, bat Iampsd jast before the wreck went down.
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EscaDed PRISONERS.

The following il list Of officers who escaped from
the rebel prison At Charlotte n. c. and arrived ii
this place last week They were captured At Get
tysbufg and Chickansuga, and were In prison from
eight 10 twenty-three months
Brig. Sen. r. B. Mitchell
Capt E. Day, Co. Fl, seth Ohio Infantry.
jas. T. Love Go. K, sth Kansas v. "
e Amos MArney, I'd Tenn Infantry.
"a Andy Senter, I'd
Ehap Qse.. la " cNs'.s
0. O. Catch, 20. G, sssh Ohio Infsntry.
Lieut. K. +. Thorn, 5th kentucky
E. p, Reynolds 5lh Tenn Cav.
i" Jones, 2ist Illinois Infantry
4" J. c. Noreross, ID Mass. Cav.
Steward Edmiston, CO. Il, seth Ohio.
:" j. g. Kelley, 9Th Mich. Cav.
Vannatto, let
Prather, 18th Illinois Infantry
az j. b. Brown, Co. r, 18th u. 81.
J. H. walker, l49th N. VI.
The following officers arrived in thi. city from
rebeldom within the last week
Capt J. F. Robson, eth Penn. Vols
j. C. HsgeAbauch
Wash D,irsrvw 10th n. Y
4 &. Gilbert lG2d
w. G. Wilson, i0ath
+" d. B. Aeany, 18th Penn. Vet. Cav
r. @. Richards, 45th Inf
5. v. Pool l54th n. Y.
q. B. Gpdiahr, 10th Ill. Cav.
Lieut.. =. A. Hubbell, 9Th Penn Vols
r. Cooper, 7th N. HAmp.
j. H. Clark, lst Mass. Art A. u. e.
Veltfort, 54th n 7.
Adjt, j, l.. Hastings, ith Penn. r. Q.
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Tribute Of Respect

Whereas, In the providence Of an Allwise Greater,
the Mayer Of East Knoxville, Col William Craig,
has been called away by death, which occurred On
the 22d Of February, 1885, the undersigned alder
men, and the surviving members Of the board Of
which be was the head, have met in our oeies and
adoptsd the following resolution:
Rssolrsd, That the family snd friends of the de-
ceased have our deepest sympathios aad that We
with them and the citiEens Of the city and country
geaer ally feel the loss Of 50 faithful and amiAble
citizen.
J. s. Vas GILDER. Mayer, pro TAM,
B. i. STzPuEasoN
LUKE WuDs,
8 $. THoMFsoS, . AtaernaL
ALEx. WATERs,
l. CoKEb
W. r. sEAY, Recorder.
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< BabYlon, the Great, the Mighty, has
Fallen.

It's With indesoribAble emotions Of Joy and ex-
utasioa that We announce the fall Of Richmond. 1t
was captured on Monday morning by Gen. Grant
For two or three days previous = series If battles
and grand military movements had besn taking
place which Rnslly resulted in the capture Of the
rres, stronghold Of the rebels, Lee, with pan
Of his army, Davis and bis Cabinet tie cAisalry
snd their doluded followers have fed in confusion
and aissnay before The glorious army Of Grant In
Wild disorder they are flying for their lives hNfore
the consuming wrath that threatens them.
Thus the end draws nigh, Thus this great re-
belIion dies out And thus our armies march on
from triumph 70 triumph. Victory succeeds victory
veNrs Of darkness and clouds, and siorn--of blood
ana bsttIe-ths sun breaks forth, and the rainbow
Of peace spans The blue heavens. Let the whole
earth rejoice and be fun Of gladness-
TIE following official dispatch was receivct st
heAdqusrter. in this city, and furnished by Captain
pasne, Of General Tfilsons sGsf.
WAR DEPAETHESF,
WAsHISeToS, April 3,-s, p. n.
To Major General Dir.
The foIloving oFBcihl confirmation Of The capture
Of Richmond, announcing thkt the city Is on IRE
has been received. T. n sTANroS.
CRY PoIxT, April 3-Il, A. NJ.
To E. A. !Stal.tOa S1cretarg Of Var:
General weitzsl telegrAphs as follows; w 70 took
Richmond IL El5 this morning. ! captured many
guns The enemy len in great haste. The city Is
On FIRE in one place. Am making every effort 10
PIT il out The people received ~ with enthusiastic
expressions Of Joy
General Grxnt started early this morning toward
tbe DanviIls road TO cut of Less Tetre2ting army.
President Lincoln has gone 20 the front.
Signed T. s. BoWEEs, A. A. u
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Alsas be VA taken le nesns spoks sslhtea greatly
ana tnes ne one who slalted him essiiaa BE
rosm once and hating b see him sat'sr. And b
knowiag no one. ald net return. He hsd ell tha
sssehsinn necessary. and BE soA. Capt McuAmmeh,
win. presane, take his fefnasns 10 knok county.
I have knovn him Tor ysafs, and ssseomed him yery
highly. he was sn honest nsah, and true mas, IN
Ell the relaiicns II lie. Fcace v HE Ashei
VIC.
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Personal.

Col ], 7. Wilder, Of Indians, has been at the
Franklin House In this city several weeks Until
Afios the campaign against Atlanta the Colonel was
leader Of an independent brigade Of mounted in
fAntry, in the Array Of the Cumberland. As CON.
andss Of mounted tOOps bis reputation is national.
No rebel in Middle Tennessee viii ever forget him.
Col W. account Of III health, reluctantly Isl the
army, after being appointed by the President Brig
adler General.
We understand his health Is much improved by
our ane East Tennessee water, and unsurpassed eli
mate
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Knoxville, Tsns., April 5, isss.

C.s. HuBRkRn, q New HAvea, CuHaeotisut y
cur regularly appointed agent e. receive snhscrip-
items for ouF paper In tia, State,
The WIG can be had every week Al the News
Depot of r. II Singleton, rSt ohlce Building,
SEshville Tenn.
LOUIS McCaLAuFLIS Is authorized TO act Is our
agent along the whole Paoiac Coast. His address
l. San Frsneisco California.
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THE Nashville Times Of the 2oth, says, samuel
AcCammon, member Of the lower branch Of the
Legislature from KnoS and SEWER, was attached on
"Wednesday evening day or Two subssquehi 10 his
arrival in the city, with violent congcstiye chill
His life Wa despaired Of yesterday evening. Eve
~ kindness and attention was being shown 20 him.
bis less Al this time would BE- public calamity.
NASHVILLE, April L. samuel Mc(lsmlaan, Rem.
Fssentatve from Knox and Ssyiar, died q "a 0eleck
tonight, Of congestion ~ the brain.
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W. y. sEAr, Recorder.

DEsffTVTE cHuDEEs.--R B. Farrell Agent Of
thu American Union Commission, passed through
this city this morning, roHfs for Knoxville He
win return 30 Chattanooga next week aud remain
hare = fsw days and We undertand win Be prepared
hare 20 relatives 70 provide fer them, ana viii AR
plsh them comfortable honaes IN The North. If
s0as enc ehald provide census a such children 10
Be found in the aelghboshooa Il would ala very
materially 10 this good work -t5asstis
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Raaksl RaoksI Booksl

There L box II one hundred copies Of aBrOSn-
lows book ~ the Rebellion" fos sale ct the once
Of the KNoxvTIIE WEts Persons wishing 10
purchase car apply 81 aid ofics.
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To PHsFoaHAFnKks-yAfaF the arst 81 Aprfl
all manufactured articles and pholaxfapk pletirsa
upon wkieh proprietary stamp Il required. n "a.
dssiea 70 the aaa win be mhIeet 10 neisara II AZ
pasaa 90 asla without The rsqul.s sansn eauas psr
lies aFa 10 the habit of wanR tIl lAfR sell kabra
Stamping The stamp must Be ail1od heloss tha ar-
sicls Z offered Or expsed Or sale--6assils.
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CPeditahle.

The correspondent Of the New York Hsrald, At
City Point, writing under date Of the 18th Of Feb
ruary concerning the Federal prisoners who had
changed represent. that their prlyAticns and wrongs
had been deplorAble In the midst OF all their saf-
fsrings and unkind treatment il Il pleasant 10 learn
that they found hamsns and active friend in =
Chaplain, who formerly citizen Of Knoxville.
The R-rald correspondent says,
Many Of me prisoners expressed themselves sI-
oaedihgly grateful 10 Chaplain W. T. Helms, who
visited them regularly snd did al in his power to
alleviate their physical sasfsngs well - admin
ter 70 their spiritual wants. In his preaching pray
ing and exhorting he invariably omitted ell political
illusions calculated b offend our men, and seemed
really infant discbsrging bss whole duty ~ q
faithful preacher Of "the Word" Il wss nothing
nnusisi For him % procure supplies Of tobacco, At
some expense 10 himself for grateitous distribution
among the prisoners and sll his dealings with our
men marked him afaithihl pastor and humane chris
liAn gentleman. Not one Of the number but spoke
Of him in the highest terms and with feeling akin
70 yeneraiion. Ii pleasant 10 be able 10 chronicle
such instances Of disinterestee kindness and encour-
aging 10 know that "when they have rested from
tbsir lsbOrs their works do follow them"
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UxPAin LgrTKRs-Ah domestic .ss1sf7 $50
sslsss,. al u.rirsrs is she saryieo ef The OaHs4
sssssS whIcA are Deposited Ter mailing IN any PSs.
go AZ rs United States, which the Poaase :
aspsid shall 10 seat Is The postmaster 10 she dss
Je.ser fs IN Wsshiaxs5B; and al hestsFs aepel.sS
for Mailing, paid eRiy IN part ssAh - - !. -
10 destination charged VITA tas anpAsa Fs"A -
collected on delivery.
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II u an odd eofncidsBt that the Arabian hosss
esnt 70 JED. Davis from The Vicsrey Of Egyps - .
yFeaent and kreaght over b. hleekads ranpsF,
has beea captured In NeFtA Carolina hy sherman,
aad held % BE given 70 President LincoIn, IL Abe
and Jsa kelh ride thai hosssa Al ones JeH vii have
u ride behind.
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80 A letter fsnnn ti.a Array Il he Pcsamae saya
ths average nunlaF AZ deaaEtefs fon TIA tehsl ar
mg Cor thA menia of February va 10 per dNs. or
1870 ibF one moAthl
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pSr The following from Gen. stoneman is a sen
sihle and well-tmed order
HDQ'Rs DIsTKIcT oT EAST TENSEssEE,
Knoxville, Tenn. March %, 1865.


CIRCULAR.
NO private property viii be taken possession
Of by officers in this District except by officers Of the
QuartsrmAstsrs Department who viii in ell cases
give proper voucher for the same, certifying on
the fare Of the voucher that the property was taken
and necessary for public uses that the value of
the property Is stated that thu property taken
has besh or will b. accounted for on their regular
monthly returns and also earthly TO the loyalty or
dsloysliy Of the claimant 10 Ear rs known. The
voucher mua be approved by tho commanding OH
Ger Of the officer taking the property Zach oticer
win BE- held responsible 10 tho Treasury Department
for all property thus taken. The voucher given in
accordance with this Circular win be presented by
the claimant 10 the DisbuFsing Quartermaster of the
District who WILL II In fandA pay for the property
and invoice Il 10 the officer taking tho same; or n
not in funds approve or disappreys the voucher,
and return Il % The claimant.
1.-The practice Of officers taking private prop
ersy Unfortunately from the people, and giving
memorandum receipts TO the owners thereof thereby
causing serious loss and inconvenience 10 the eit-
zsns Of East Tennessee Is positively forbidden Any
officer violating the provisions % this order win sub
jet himself 10 charges and trial by general court
martial.
BY command o. 5,herAl STosEMAS.
X. M0RRow.
Captain and Assistant Adjutant Gen,
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Flag Presentation.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. s,h, 1866.
Mr.. C. 4. Essses, Raorrille, TsHE:
DEAR sIE: We the undersigned, take pleasure In
presenting to you "the Flag Of cur Country" the
emblem Of beauty As Of Union, With the hspe tina,
II may wave over your beloved State, now torn and
distracted by the evils Of civil war, until honor
able and lasting peace restored and until the starr
Of our glorious motto be increased aud unity reign
throughout al the borders Of cur common country
Yours very respectfully,
A. Si1FxINsoN q Co,
SrApLER, BR0THER q Co,
CHAMBERs, SrKvKNs g. Co,
j. II. DErERs Il Co.,
DICKINSON, PKIcE & BisHaP.
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EGavp8EsH Tam ssarrH = = srst'.
Msssrs. A. &rtPk1ssoa o. Staatsy, Brother 4 o.
Chambers, Stsre'ss 4 %, j. H. DetsTs 4 o., ard
Dsekinson, Price ! Bishop Cincinnati, o.
GESrLENES II gives mo much pleasure to re-
turn yon my thanks for the beautiful Flag Of cur
Country you were pleased 70 present me. Such =
token Of esteem is highly appreciated at all times,
and more especially this one Of yours. when my
country and home is free from incursons Of the co
envy, and we are once more restored to security,
shall raise it upon proper standard, to Goat
"oer the land Of the fFse,7
but not Of the slave.
With many thanks for the interest you have taken
in our welfare i am, gentleman,
Very respectfully, yours, &C.
CHARLKs A. EAMEs
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John Brown, citizen, Dec. 81.
Joshua Coins, Co. x, Let Tenn. Cav, Jan. la
Vim. Frost, Co. Z, 9Th Tenn, Feb. 9.
Vim. Gregg, Co. n, sth Tenn, Jan. IL.
Geo. 0reenleAf citizen, Jan. Is
>. p. Henry, Co. /, 9Th Tenn. Cav, Feb q
Michael AcQuArry, Co. B, 18th Tenn, Jan. 10.
Allen Farley, citizen, Jan. Il.
Henry Walker, citizen, Jan. D.
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~ The Nashville DisPateh says that among the
Union prisoners who died in Salisbury, n. c., du-
ring December, January aud February, were the
following Tennessceans:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-13

WEATHER AT THE NoRTH. The
weather. at Philadelphia has been re-
markably cool for the season. Snow
fell for half an hour on the evening
of the 4th instant, in the Northern
section of the city.
Governor Marvin, of Florida, has
issued proclamation, ordering an
election for q, State Convention, on
the Sd of October.
Baltimore has expended $S, 600. 600
Oh her Druid Hill Park. Property in
the vicinity of the park has increased
In value one hundred per cent. in nine
years.
It has been suggested, after due
consideration, that o convention of
the planters OF Alabama be called 70
meet in Montgomery on the third
Monday in November.
The Savannah papers complain
bitterly Of the rapacity Of juvenile
bales by from FIVE to fifty pounds,
according as opportunity offers.
From the census returns already in.
it is estimated that the population of
Illinois is over $500, 900.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-13

A LTvMG-DEAD WOMAN AT a CAMP
MEETING. the Williamantic (Con-
necticut) camp meeting lady has
been observed among the con. ant
visitors for some years, who lies in
bed in the. centre of the grove. Her
lame is Lizzie Smith. She has been
unable to move from her reclining
position for the past thirty years. She
is nov forty-one years old. When she
was eleven years old she was seized
with a fever, and an over dose of
calomel, administered to her, para
gzed her, and left her in her present
helpless state. She has not grown
any since, and is deformed. She has
Abarely enough use of her hands and
arms to feed herself with the aid of a
\ long fork and spoon She can only
drink through a tube. The lady
seems to be perfectly happy III spite OF
Aher disadvantages, and converses
pleasantly with the crowds of visitors
svho constantly flock around her.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-13

THf MNERAn WHA1rH OF rHH
,SoUTH.-Almost every days develop
ments go to show that .one-half of the
mineral wealth of the South has
never been told. There is probably
no country in the world richer in this
respect: DIR. 3. 81. Grant, the State
Geologist of Virginia, has recently
been making explorations into its un-
developed resources, and he reports
that he has found mines of gold,
silver, copper, lead, zinc, tin, iron,
plumbago, manganese, caal, slate,
potter's porcelain and fine clay, hy-
drauhc cement, fuller's earth, lime
stone, grindstone, MILESTONE, emery,
marble, gypsum, salt, mari soapstone,
sulphur, granite, etc., in various di-
rections.
A new era has dAwned. and we ex.
pent ere long to see the South more
populous and wealthy under the new
order of things, under the stimulus
emigration. and competition of free
labor, of manufactures, and general
system of home industry than she
has ever been or ever could have been
under the old regime.
The Poles are coming, the Scotch
are coming, and the Germans, Swiss
and French and other industrious
peoples will come, and under the
grand, universal awakening, the waste
places Of the South will blossom and
bloom In perennial virtue and beauty.
The horrors of war will be forgotten,
and time, the great healer, will make
all things new and glorious
Louisville Journal.