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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-27
Nlspatrh.
rrem she Army Of the keaevt..

1
The position of anairs la W,s'.ra yirsi.
.is full al Interest; We have dates iron.
u.pdow Riua 10 She 23t't inst, tWease>aa,
,,t In sn order 60 Msior Damn. Rric.dr
s,ariermastcr, General tioyd's Adlutant
-. tar following lang Haae. which We %
reel
Hkth9 AaNi - Tat kt$ VwsA,
Meadow BuIi. sept. -, lsSl.
1hr eucutN have concentrated their ent,,.
.tleNlc fierce in Ms.>tern and Ncrthv,st
-g Virginia on iaiS road, and Il is ahsN
t,t!t rrtoes.,rr io The command Of f;cn
Jay.j aai Ia the cause that tie should hav,
.i- faro meats The tneu4y have alr,ad,
-,sraycd iu;Vtc GIN. Wise in iarwr for,
IA H. wen, 1" his Succoc with .our az
an F.NNd~ regiments, which laaves m.
l,-t,f viJh = Yer small force. Hence Won
- lie arT-S~itN ai rapid reia:orccincnt~
z S.-Hcn Wise was fighting yesterday
DAG ss}tA ~ n;f >tSCt - Il not le, rneti
6ea. Lee had brought with him from,
Iaatec>Yi.ie no troops, and was attended
..air BY az escort of twenty men and three
s.-eagy wagons.
Nfsdo" Hirt - strong position. cammapG.
ink :hs approach te I.gvi>hare, whether h,
,sr u!aiu turnpike road from Ciauley Rr,der
.r tHs WILDERNESS ROAD from sSummcrsyilrc
Of .tc RAD trom Bowers ferry on New
E;ur. IL This Point General Fio,d is ST..
..sa'd With "h*t OF hi command - left after
hc iauF Pigments taken forward by General
l..e, a"& as very strongly fortified.
Iit5eral Wise ~ ives; Of Meadow Blum
r,rH miles, on ~ewrll mountain, in a Yer,
.-nrE position. The sour regiments tal,rn
.7 la hun by Gen. Lee will increase our
"us fh"rr 20 about Eve thousand men .-
TsI- Huiaher was doubtless attacked by Rosen
.-.a< on Wednesday last st tse head of farr.
-,a fh1hN3nG. II was hoped that Generals
l. AID Wise woaid oc able to hold III. no
.Hol and check the enemy; if nos. the,
r.ii@ " tthGIaw 10 Meadow Blua, where no
..al. - entertained hul that the united fore,
% Size two commands could rrpel tn,
-s7ay. The public viii lool; with intense
l.,rTc> toy the result OF these attacks of Ro
,.H.rauz a fine mississippi regiment. undsr
Gel Hr>ssll and four hundred of Col. Phi.
a.I>s Legion, OF Georgia. reached General
la,t. i, sp",tyrly. Monday and Wednesday
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GEe.i E{t;: s:EAg.

I"wisGr8G, Va, Sept. q. l>a

-" iSHCHi, VA, sept. y, 1871.
Edi'"rS oft4r bi<laaet: send you iln follow
lh%itenI>, which Won can I,sr as Won seq ii,
GA. WIS" IL fortified l,tLi, 1iis Idle u :
the top al sft:j.l Mountain. H;~ position Is
Il very sire IL one, commanding al a{,-
pr-acncs.
Gen. Floyd has pntr~urh"d himself ~
Meadow Bluli. u. miles West OF i.eviSburs.
ai;i ~cnI" eIGlIt miles, thin!t s~3:st 81 ie:,
u iSe. ihr North taroIil,.t aid Georgia re-.
lnif.nte which w ~ on then W-sit - join Iin4
hrtt Hltvii hat not arrived Whr,. lie - gai-
ianFly three times r,i'nise,i creitl. Superior
l'rcr, have since thcn strengthened his
iorce.
! al,lendi.i Mississippi regiment pissed
through Town this afternoon 10 iuin GEN
Floyd. ii WAS ".e thon.-,;I,,i strong The
men we're tinr ii spirit. I.ic regularity OF
It's movement, and the ciu-,. order al t.,- In-n
ANA the ansence o! s.rasgler-, indicate much
more tiiHs ordinary discipline
Generals Floyd ana Nist according 10
common reiort III town, have both declared
that bttore Rosencran< shall! entc. Lew is
burg they viii die opposing BIN.
There - Il variety OF riti:Iors constantly on
the wing III regard 10 the movements OF Ro
scucranE. Some say that lie has been near to
General Wis" and haas Retired 10 Dogwocd
tdI--otlcrs ih@t he IL slowly approaching
Whilt many think dat h. viii not dare lea ~
f"GicE "i'cr his Sever, i''S@, ti;.i failure la
grasp his Sulil!3scG prey. Certainly ne ca.
i'e su.c that tst-ncrii> Fi"yd and Wise, arf.
their ntet, VII! tight 10 he last. rli; last bat
tie ut the heights Il G.auicy has oi,eu.d hi>
rycs - thp ftct that our brave truol,S Will din
putr every inch OF round win him
Telegraph ls'ies. /. he G,iycr-, within Ten,
day, ca The road between >'ts.iIpion aud
White sulphur Springs, are GATED ;or by
special advertisement po>t,d in car streets.
Ihi- Indicates the erection of Il line to tii1
place Immediately. II has huCpnl. indeed q
mititary necessity.
General Ii" went to General Fluyd's cana
on saturday morning, escorted by al,oui
twenty -EHr q the trYrenbripr from Til.
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ATTAC \ NEGR0.--On yesterday
morning, Mr.. Andrew Morgan was hunting
III the vicinity of the Heights, at Petersburg,
when he encounter Il runaway negro
The negro, surprising that Mr.. Morgan &C.
signed capturing him, rushed upon him,
threw him 10 the ground, and choked and beat
lin to his sttistact ion. Mr.. Morgan, taken
BY surprise, had the presence Of mind how
ever, To FIRE oft his gun while the negro was
wrestling it from him, thus preventing the
q, sporadic from shooting him. The negro es
ca ped su bseuu ent pursuit.
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A RrM0g.-It is reported that two frigates
and five or six chartered vessels OF war sailed
from Hampton Roads on Monday evening"
This report reaches US by letter, newspaper.
and street report, all OF which base the state
lneut upon .rumor." 1t may or may not be
trne. But vigilance cannot be too alert along
cur coast.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. indefatigabie citizen
Of the Confederate States has sent lis . &" let
ier'' addressed 10 "A. Lincoln" which
takes up about yard and a half OF foolsca p
closely written and pasted together, page AT
ter page. Such industry, displayed in any
other particular alnuGcment. might he COM
,neudable: but We are Inclined 10 think that
in this ease. abouI ten days labor has been
unequiyocally laNisned and irrevocably lost.
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The SALT SFECCL trIuH.-Jhe editor of the
STATE sNill" y. e. EIyr,s~ la, t.4it.u PANS tu
Inform the pablo To the Ehancs- of getting
salt at the Virginia SAT- Works aud has
learnH that the price Of salt has here tcfore
been - cents i'er bushet o! ffty ,totand- but
that ii will hereafter b. Il it'll, hieher~say.
90 cents.
1iir works are situated eighteen miles n. f
oi Abingdon, and one hundred miles from
Statewide. a. the price, IL seems to us til. [
the people IN II liat section oG North Caro-
lima can supply tli"l8StilFc much ci!r,prr by
wasoniog from ri" salt works than hy ia,
ing from NYe Ia seven dollar; sack tor Live
pool salt III the lower part Of North Carolina
and Virginia. Indeed, We are NJ, sure that IT
,aight not be brought there 1T = plotit II l..
stated TO be i'll amy desired quantity.
Nore .ibout Sah.--We are eratiaed TO an =
notnct that the day Tor sat monolplists and
eXtorticnist- is over. The Norfolk pss BOOK
SAYS:
We are happy Ia state tha. This article is
being manufactured among Us, and large
suniii'@ viii scon b. placed in Inc markets.
We AaN" examined articles OF this home
inadr salt, and iiud 1t eNvreds i'll strength the
articles heretofore used by ,.s
We are always glad 10 record instances OF
en- terprise on the part OF oar people as they
indicate a disposition TO EMPLOY the many ~.
sources which have been bestowed upoa "a .
ana which were designed to make Us a Il re
and independent people. Let other sources
OF supply De opened up, and let the Inonop-
oiists keep their salt Give US REPORTS of al,
efforts actually commenced.
No Lark If Sait.-The Iredcil N. CT :
press says:
MIR. HILL residing near Bcthsay Ireeei,
county, III company aitlt seven Wagons ,s-
turned Ircfp the salt Work., neas Abingdon
Va, last saturday, heavily treighted with
salt ct the bs1t quality, which was ,nr.
chased AT Fry cents per bnshei. Mr. Ial
49, IN
day, All TIE article eth be had ns Inc 70 pla
bushels "A day. Th,s, iudeed. IL soud n.vss
Bat let salt iilsewi,e be made III Wilmington
and Nor folk.
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I,ia GrSs.--One hundred cannon, of heavy
ealibre, have arrived in New Orleans from
Norfsik, Va, aud will soon be placed in po-
s.tson for the defence OF the city. They cams
In eharsa Of Capt. Edward Higgins, formerly
az In. L :. Navy, sud now aid-de-camp TO
(fen TWiggs-one Of the mos; active, ener-
gatir. aud Intelligent Officers that we have ia
These part.
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rELEGRAPMIC NEWS.
From, Wilmington.

"ftHIsafos. sept. 2s.--Tbpr- il Eotlsipe new
IRON TIL. eamps. The tive, etealners ofserye.,
yesterday are reported Oft ~ on this ,aorp.
log.
sEcoSD DTsrtTcH.] -
"hsis"ros. sept. 28.-Rsitahls In forma-
ZION reports five Federal vessels on New 1n-
let at 4 O'Clock to-day, and two OF Westor.
Bar.
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TBf PAssroKr ORficE.--For the Informs
tion OF the numerous persons applying FOR
passports, We viii state that the oiiice has
been removed TO the house next hove the
Government building, Ninth street.
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iHE READ SHELL FOR orr SEAcuA-r De
FENCES Il his Efficient and very economical
W"lectlie is in great demand for our sea
coast batteries. Til" Navy Yard at Norfolk
IN addition 10 a variety of important services
which /. Is rendering the tcutcdrracy is now
manufacturing siyty-four pound K, aG shells
extensively Tor heavy rilrd guns. Several
fOundries in Richmond. ant; also ono in Fred
trIckshurg aud Ivnchburg, are to secure i'm
lnctiate orders for the same. This projrctiIr
fired from HE Parrot guns, has already done
good service ~ Belhol Church. SeweIrs Point
Aqua Creek, and in the closing scene at NJ: >
n;sSi. 1t l. adapted 10 guns O. all & ibrts
f.om-iield pieces 10 len inch Coluln 0ia,is ard
is -enerdl manufacture is urged BY General
Hug = the accomplished officer in command
al Norfolk.
Drawings and pattern shells l:,c beeu sent
10 Charleston, Mobile New Orleans and Mem
phis. Lead and lis alloys ave Incoming some
what scarce and high priced, but fortunately
Ior The country none of these are REQ uircd in
thrm@unCtcture Of the Read shells They are
composed simply of cast iron. wish Il light
expanding cup OF wrought irou-material@
which ar" abundant 1T every foundry.
The Inventor, iHr. Read. of AlsiaJla, has
Thereby laced his inNfution a: IT,, III pos,
of tn Government upon is own terms. lie
al" ell r. III, Service, sAcn..>"r they May hc
desired III experimenting lii, manufacture OF
his pro rctilr~. He can Ia thi> Ea5 render
ihe country Il mnr, signal service than by
raising regiment OF lhcu, and we hone Nv
Will find prompt a..c full employment.
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APpoIxfMesr-Dr VIM. il. Anson, late
editor OF the Petersburg Bsiletia, has beea APP
pointed Brigade Quariernastsf, win the
rank Of Major, on Gen. Graysons stan, fia
Dr. Anson was Surgeon of The Virginia he
aiment ia Mexico, at,d WIS a popular and
efficient officer
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II TnL hlcEIykR ~ THE Easf,R> Disf s1...r %
VIRGINIA

pt fsk hEGftfkR OF fHt EisfsRN Disf H..'r uF
VIRGINIA.
70 AL HH0M III NAY CONCERN
! hereby notify every attorney, agent, sorm.s
larSa@F, trustees. other person holding or cog.
trolling any lands, tenersents or hsrvdi,amra,s
goods or chatvs. rights or credits any ialervs
therein, within fhs Eastern District Of Virginia ,
or for any alien enemy OF the Confederate States Of
America speedily To inform appointed Receiy II
Tor the said District, OF the ssis and to rend-r Il.
Is account thereof, ard far il pras .icab,,s
10 paca d. same In my hands. Arv scsh ts.se,,
rtuis falling fo ,ie viii b~ guilty M a i.,gh
niste,asnapt, ard ll,i- 10 ha indicted Coz flesrd
tnsa sn.i tapsissaea, provided by ,as
also ae'tls zach aad every nitsssn OF he Con.
i-dstat- sa.s rpestsas 80 siNe iafrs.ii.si 20 las,
tae ~ - required by i~w IL dei a,, tat every
,,is 'en-aseass ala hrs-.,.n..n.- goods ans, ch.i
scs rights ani .svsiiis wisiia TN, said Eaas.s cs
fitt ~ Virginia, ard al Every rssat hssi i,,eg,s.
'fsssin as'd pnc'd pvsrss-d rn,,,s III sy or icr
any such alien ai.siny
Ny office is ON the Nusthvr1, ss.ia Of Min str..i
IN 10. city VI RichInaal i.tns+a io,h And II I'll
sIesi1 TiitS- r. GtI.kS
Receiver Tor the Eastern nistr.ct III =.
So sB,x =.
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Arrival Of Prisoners.

WfLsiAGroS, Sept. os.--rwo hundred ao,i
Fifty prisoners arrived here ut $50 +. NJ from
Richmond, ca reHt- South
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yH1S.F,gNEEsY 1:OOIsS-

%TEW STOCK
u MILLINERY GOODS.
Ne. 2a9 BEcip 81.
Having l'St op-ncd nj NY stand. - broad
stieet, a new aud hiiu';s"lnt supply Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
very nearly equal Ia the assortment Of former
years. ani being prepared 10 receive orders for the
al trie from t.io city country would inv
the attention at nay old customers and Of tn. III.
fes G'n'raltN. to ~ eXauina:i0n IT my stock.
hay" also GU hand q larre ;lsscrttiteut Ut BON
MI EottHaS. Also an assortment Of Slack
Velvet RiHboNS, ~erst.i Goods for childr,r
ana other articles no. usually e,,racet il, Mill
Dery stock.
;]S m also prepared +" flllish BONNET
FRAMES
70 "'i-im* Virginia y. TEMPE F.MAN.
~ ILIINEKS, ATTENTION
81 TIE BLOCKADE Rim
NJ have hand
aud otter i'yf sala cheap,
Ia. Of
ARTIFICIAL. fLOWkRi.
Cab Early ilaIION & Plant,
- at ~ Main It.
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the following vote :

The yate yet to be heard from Is about ,l~G-
t.,'nhoeA WA Lieut. Governor in ai-'5s, 10.
which Office he wss defeated ia % BY I'd.
Clark,
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IH& tln LADY 81 NkNA~-t.-Nt have oh e.
S"rNrd, IN some quarters, Il disposition TO east
obioInE upoa TIE memory Of Mrs. Henry, the
venerable Id, " ho was kili.d in iier house
lining the BATH" al Mana>Sa. Why ibis
=hOitIi b- dnnr, We knew not. Mrs. Henry
was u Daughter ~ Laudon ,'art,r, Of Pitis>l-
tania, (hor mother Was Miss Lauhon,) and
grand daughter of our of ie first settlers OF
Virginia, King Carter. SHE was the widow
of Dr. Isaac Henry, Surgeon III ti4e nited
States Navy, and WAS 81 years OF age at tle
time o. her death. Al the time of the battle
II relative. Miss Ann II. Ed wards, aged about
Ia wears, left her house and rode some fou
or five Mills to escape danger, but was so
mach affected b the terrible scenes OF the day
that she has since died. Surely, we think
Mrs. Henry s memory should be shielded from
reproach, when al the circumstances are
tAhc. into consideration.
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Tx TEXAS GrssEysfuHiAL ELr.riox.-
Hon. +. X. Lubbock, of Houston, Is probably
elected Governor of Texas. The Houston
Telegraph, of the 9th, gives a table, showing
the folloWine yofa.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Smaliwood, a
former resident Of this city, but for long
time engaged at Harper's Ferry, who called
on us yesterday morning. direct from Win
chester, for the following summary, from the
Baltimore Clipper, of Tuesday, the 24th inst. :
rHE BATTLE At LEXINGTON, KESrrcsY.
The Clipper gives AN account OF the battle
fought a Lexington, Ky ON Monday, the l6th,
brtWeen General Price. in eoinmsud OF the
Confederate forces, anu Colonel Muiiigan
commanding the Federal troops in their
trench,nents. IL is described rs bele; Il most
bloody contest, lasting Ion Two days. enstiag
with the reIiulss OF the Ioutejersttes. whose
loss is estimated ut 5000. Federal loss sgd,
aEX, ANDERSON 1851 Es A FRucLAAATJoN
General Anderson has issued ii stirring
proclamation to the peopl. OF Kentucky. in
which he calls upon the Union men 10 rally
around the flag of their country and aid III
putting down the rebellion.
REPORTED oc,rrAriox or pAbreaB BY rng
CONCENTRATES.
The Clippsy contains y dispatch stating that
the Conf deratrs had taken possession 0 ( Pa
dueah, Ky.
sewARp OK TEE sefPaEestoN OF :HE LONDON
TINEs.
A committee pi Federal cit ixens, indignant
ut the artiri. 10 the London Tsm@, which al
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FI,O PURCHASERS --- =
4 OF TOBACCO.
We have now on hand Al our fse,orr. ON n.s.
between 9th and Pear streets, y large iot Of
MANUFACTURED
.,s TOBACCO.
pf ali sizes and qualities which xe arr ,yiliins -
sesi upon rea~oaablr tesans.
t'Au and judge for ,oarselvss
ItiuS. 4 SAAL li.AADdROvN
~ 1-2sNlAsAA.fu.
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Aes1tS E:ME.ST&.
Al + I II = q l. L a \ II \ LII.
GAiNH DP4NfTIC ND ETRTOPIdT cr-
IERTi{NNENT:
SOUTHERN WARMON.ANS EVERY NIGHT

Ethiopian Bnr:r!qurs Farce S"ioe Chorusrs,
sineng ard Dancing. Doors open az ccincb ,
commence at ?, ~ Ticket - cents
WELLS ~ WARWICK, Managers.
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\ ~. y. DAVENPORT,

IL AUtIIOSrGKS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Viii make ess. advances OF, et.ns.g ei.r,,s nf Men.
'ianslifr. d 90
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CHIMES II rnEr... NAVY pRrARrNrs

The Nay Department has recently IN de
several important changes in the officers Of
the respective squIdrons. Capt. M"ryine "a
tires as Flag Officer III the Gull, and Capt.. Ne
k"an has Seen appointed III his place. Capt.
Goldsbor1u=h has been appointed to succeed
capt. Strin CHAM in thr command OF the At
iantic squadron, the latter having asked to be
relieved. This squadron has been divided -
Capt. GoidsoOrouEh commands the Northern
division, on the coasts OF tirgiHia and North
Can oiina, and Capt. DUPONT appointed 10
the command Of the Southern Atlantic squad
ron, en- hr;,cing ia" coasts Of Soiith Carollnt,
Florida, and Georgia.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUO.
TloN.--Un the dsy fucceeding he sale
ol "a" Real E1:ats. commencing st % O'Clock 4.
~, viii BE- aold All the FURNITURE belonging
TO the estate OF tho late hancock Lee consisting;
of til" usual variety.
TEEIs-At Saie ee2
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Az TX COLONEL SENT HoMR.

AT lu early hour Ola Thursday moruing, IN
pursuance of orders from Gen. Met IrlIan,
lhc Provost Marshal seat . GPta cnment Of his
guard 10 Wizards Hotel. III WaSiIin gtuu.
where they arrested ea-Col. j. ID. III 'urrt.
OF the 37th New York Volunteers. Ito was
taken to the depot from whence he was SEMI
10 New York i'll the early train, with ;;.e in
june zion not TO return during the war. The
cause OF this treatment il understood 10 have
been the Hlinr rous attempts mad" by him to
stir up mutin;eS among the troops.
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The local column OF the RlpHblican contains
the following notice of the escape OF Lieut.
Dunnot, from the old Capitol building:
"On "Wednesday afternoon, Lieut. Dunnot,
of Il Virginia regiment, VINO was taken priS-
oncr AT The battle of Bull Run aud since coz
fined in the old Capitol building, es>a ped
He is supposed to have been aided by some
persons on the outside OF th. prison. anti il j.
thought that he is stili in the city. Tns two
sentine.s by whom he must have pas ed are
under arrest. The provost marshal has Of
fered a reward of so for his rec:tpture.''
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I ? iEUINli AT Hates held IN the Clerks o..
y ne .! Tia Circuit Conti "a Leri.a county,
~ Aon.iifN. iupuuf tts. eth iEUt--
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
What Congress Might Rnd
should do 10 Save the Union,
lptultnN tttNautt
R0nERr AApERsON,
Major Y, y, A.

!, "stoP agitatiug thu Nisgsr Ques.
tionn
,. Go in altogether for "the Union.
tho Constitution, and the enforcement
ofthe laws"
3. Pass the Homestead bill, aud set
halt the unemployed poor at work for
themselves instead Of yaiuly begging
work from others.
4. Pass the Morrill, Tariff bill, AID
thereby set the other half OF the uucm-
ployed az work a. opening mines, build
ing factories and furnaces making Cloth,
Iron, steel, &o,--at the same dmo res.
,oring solyeney aud credit 70 the Gov
ernment
b. Pass a judicious, oare6,lly-guardcd
Pacific Railroad bill, thereby binding
the Pacific to the Atlantio States by
hauds Of iron, aud giving still more work
90 Labor while opening a new market
for the Food aud Staples OF the West.
Q. Admit Kausas into the Union
A" better late than ncyer.n
z Mako tho needlul appropriations foI
the support Of Government with an eys
10 all possible contingencies.
s, Let those who are 30 anxious tC
submit aomething or other before ia,
People, submit 4 In the ensuing Eloe
tions for memhers OF, CongTrss, sc.
o. Abolish the Franking Privilege
and establish a Daily Overland Nail L
CaAfOTnia.
10, Adjourn and 20 home
All Of which is respectfully submitted
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25

IIsIc arc other modes Of warfare thar
ekp'oding with gunpowdcr, or hacking
Wlth steel The Prince Of OrauQe
Whcn he country was assoiled bya dan.
gcrous invasion, found much more effect.
We romedies, lie opened the dykes
ovefaowcd Che country, and put TIE 9th.
erwise victorious enemy 20 flight.
The Same element, but in very differ
ent manner, can be used for the discom-
future Of any rebelliops community on
the Lower Mississippi. TIE Father of
Waters hos already volunteered on sew
cral occasions TO teach them this lesson.
The fact that the bed Of the riveris at
q considerable elevation above the sur
rounding country is we'll known. The
terrible effects Of "creyasse" in the le-
wee have been repeatedly witnessed. All
the lower country # aggression is made
upon Northwestern rights" can be sub
dued by the work Of a single night. We
say this in no threote ming mood, but vio-
lence, meddlesomc interference with lc-
gitimate river business, any sort of inin-
~ or abuse TO our vessels, their passon-
gers, their crews, or their lading, will in
evitably lead 10 hUstilities and whcn these
actually come, che most eneetual meth
ods Of "conquering a peace" will be
Gaz.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
StupcudOus Frauds OF GeOrgIn
gCyfes siOntsts.

II seems that on the day Of election
in Gcorria, dispatches woTo circulated
through the state asserting that the Uni
ted Statcs troops wcrc bombarding the
city OF Charleston. The Augusta Con.
stituuonalist SAYS;
We are clearly Of tho opinion that
Georgia has been carried fur Secession
by the grusscst frauds, in tho wny Of
these scnsasion dispatches, that were
ever practisod on connding peoplc :
aud we embrace the present moment TO
warn them not 20 be deceived during the
session Of the Convention by similar
tricks.
A correspondent Of tho Constitution
alistwriting from Clark county, says:
Tho proNimUte cause of the larre ma
iority was the rumor, purporting 10 bo
based upon a tclepraphc dispatch, that
the United States troops wero actually
bombarding Charleston This report
the author OF which knew well, could
not be otherwise than unfoundcd, absurd
and ridiculous, was industriously circula.
ted, aud produced an astounding effect
upon the already greatly excited multi.
tude. Mark Il, this startling news was
received Just about the time The polls
opened, ..
am not sufficiently proficient in'othi-
Gal easulsty te dctermna the precise
diliereueo b0tweeu the supprsssio psri
and the suggesii0 JakG Ater this /,
Nas entirely one-sided HilAir-boys
non-resldsnts and drunkSrds were led nv
and voted without single challenge
All this, too, with the sanction Of pro
lesscd teachers Of morality.