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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

Ntr bel9a1en bic
@in3iebun9 BON @elsern
TT europa nnb ~fertisen bic bier3u erfprberlt@en
9aptere, ais:
8puma9ten>
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Xobtenfdeiue &c. ielba
an, Derbur9en beren @ultigfeit unb be1praea bic
eoniulartl@e 8eelaubigune b~erlelben lpnie aud
bic
Mu6;ablun0 Don @elbern
in iebem 1beile Deutl1laubs unb Der @G,pei,.
tnbera mir ben @e9entpertb btr bel uns eiuoe.
aablten Betrase ben, ielbit in ben entleaenfen Srt-
i@aften ppbnenben Gmpfaus.ru t~oienfrei ms
9aus 1enben laden.
paia9eldeine
5nr uebertabrt BON 8remen mad Mew=gprt
Se9ell@inen, unb in Dampfl9iFen bes n orb.
eeut1@en VlpYb," ipmie our &eile BON
"a r1burg mad New-yorf in 6ampfbSten Der
x9ambnrger . ampff9iffabrts, &C.
1eu19aft" Derfaufen mir III berab-
9e1ebten Yrei1en.
Wir Sertaufen ferner
2anbz@ arrant8,
NIT un1erer i9riftli9en @arantie auf uubeoren,te
3eit perieben, abernebn1en bic
8ele9un9 BON @%apitalien
in @runbcteentbumt pter aeeen Sntere0eu, auf
erte Rypotbttarii$eS i&trbeit> teior-
8e3abluns BON Garen
IN tebem 1beile unjeree @taates, taufeu uub ser-
taufen @olb unb frembe Minae,, aablen bic
bS4fe prGmie fir @e91el auf Ntm-gort.
YbAapelpbta, ct. QpHts 49,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
Cine @rpfla,matip,,

Dur6 Mleranber @amiep> @ouperneur
reS Staates Minnelota.
@intemal rs ii@ ersiett, bab> III Tclse bon
Mm,tsentlaeuneen poer aus anbern @rinben
Acknowledgements eineetreteu ine, in ben folsen~
ben Scn einem Mitslieoe 81 reprG Ientirenben or.
Material Diitrifte,, namli9:' 49,:
10. 81 ltritt, teltsbeuo aus Waba 1batp,
- 1" u ~ Ot""o''I
Is. y y 9lele, @aieca IT,
Treebprn,
IS. y 9ectt County.
Iesbaib wirt bier,nit frotlamirt, bab oen1a6
Der Mfte pom ~ Mar5 1861 bic Sacan3en in
ren oenannten Senatcren>D ifeiftea bur9 bic BE-
re9tieten @abler in henlelben bel ber ant Diens~
ta9c naD Dem crltcn Mcntaee int Sftpber (wel>
dies oer s. Sag beS Monats I'D 1fattfnbenben
@abl aua9efiiQt tpers en- icacn.
We9eten nit meit,er Namensnnterldrt unb
Dem arrBen @ieeel oes @taates I'M Capitol 81
ct. Yaul am flnften @eptember, a9t3ebnbunbert
une cun unit Ieb3i9.
@ler. Stanley.
Durd ben 0uuSerneur:
6. $. Bafer, 9taatS1efr+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
.uf9epaft! Mufaepaft
MufQepdft!

Inn in bieier tpiloromantii9 trieseril9en Belt
fowobl bent n1dnnli4en, ais tpeibli@em Yublifum
Dienife 81 e%rpeiien> ndmli@ bur6 @erl9Snerune
CUR sesenieitisen 9armunie bei3utrasen insbelpue
bere aber, UNI ben Danen bas peri@immelte Rlcin-
gelo aus ben Strimp' en 81 lrden, tperbe id Don
beute an in ben @oGentaseu, tenienisen 6erren,
tpelde mid nit ibrem Beiu@e beebren, ben laltiaen
Bart fir 5 Gent entfernen uno bas lanqeRopfbaa.
fir Is Gent reou3iren, bittu Rppfwal@en IS SEM
une 9aartarten auBsrt tiQig. gu ale bieiem
empfeblt l9
y. S. &eibplb, "
8opf> une @eildts baar @ntftrnunesfanFler
Srntne'S 8lof, Dritte StraBe,
obere Staet:; seoeniber Der beul9en Mpptbete Duu
gB. s. MiQer+
@t.pauL ben 81 Musuit, 1861.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
cncral=@auptquartier Staat
~ iumeipta.

Wener1lzN ojutanten|O f1ce
ct. Yaul, II. @ept. 1861.
@eneralz8ef So. II.
Die patrioti1@en BIrger bieles @loates, pel-
be lib Der Nesisrung a1getrasen baben, I'm fir
crei Sabre pber Ndbre1o ces &rieees in elmer @a<
valerie Gpmpanie ST bieneu, wolen i9 icfurt
naH Sort Suelin9 S%erfieea, no le nit Quar-
tieren Serisben unb in ben Dienlt unb @plb ber
Scr. Staateu aufsenpmmen tperben 1oQen.
SIM Nuftrase pes gpmmanceur en- @bef.
Jpbn 9. Sanborn.
General Mbjutant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
2&icberbpluno hcr uDcbprab."

2ir llnter,fitnsten. ,psihc tbeil: ea5 geranii,
1cn tntten, tci her tphlt nrrtrcITliden uno erfrla~
ttiten NuTTubrana oes 0rrEsu prlfStbumliNeu
Wtlittrmsrts5 reutldtr Nunlt: vOcbprab.
eecr: Sic cole Jilbtn aus unsarn",
Qcomm1rtio III lein, rtcr melhe srn cpnlpetcuten
Nrurtheileru uun rcr mcijterbaften Mrt rer Nunlt
itiituna an MpntaM ren 9. Se:ttr. 1861, Scr~
npnllncn hutcu, mUd,teu pcu talentvp0en Sdau>
~]vjeltrn, Serrn uue 6rnu Onreenne uno Serrn
zrieIr ais Gin ,3sibcn ibrer Mnerfcnnun9 ben
criu1eurcu Wunlb aisoriiden, Zap lie eS %Aeci9net
iuceu miircru, roo Stiiet ant lINIten Mpnt19
nrtDmols sur gluHutrung Su %brin9cn, inrem bic
lcstc Tprlteltuna lit 8olae Der ln9iln1tioen Wit-
tcrunN nidt 70 itart tsluht mar, ais bic Vrrtrs1-
liurtit ccS StlH5 uup eeS Sriels Der 9enanuten
Nlnltlcr uno pr waferu 0ilettanten es wil,=
lNen1mrrtb erlhetnen lleBe.
otter. Nnmley, Oscar Walmrps, Nubplrb
9ltcrtt. j.. MiQils> 81. NHertab, s. 8.
yobr, W. W. luhrlt, Gjeprae 8eua, s.
Ltrrtalr, Wuttiriep SteiN, .. Niebaus,
s. :. 3irfsltncN, 9bas. Weice II. Sru.
Gtus. Yai11Yant, 81. 6iut S. Opttlieb
yey, W.5. Miller I'll. O., g.6. Mabler,
5. Msnrnirtu, ". STARTS, Natb. 5cl>
j. 9Sittmnu1, 81. aramer, Jrl. Screielp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
b1ftS=ueberuQ

Tex unterseiancte tcebrt ii4> ~lsinen reuti en
Mtitturaern 1T Start unp Sant ansusciacn, RAP
Ct caa MN Scrrn Jpicpb 9risl tisbrr 9"efilbrte
Orccertez unp Yrpviltpn5z Velb1it
Critic Strabe, asgeniitcr Ter uSrpine -5aoe",
fluilid an lb getraht bat.
6rrtan mereen III rieirm @elhift tie trien
rlutitrn Nrtifcl ,,nr jill ceu b~illisltcn M1rftpret-
ieu III baten lsiu, uuc i;berhanpt Ndufsrn aegtn~
utrr elites aelhshsn, I'M ihr Nsrtrausn uub raul
trucc MUM Nu1t 81 psrcicnen.
Nlt6S Wcter Srblont.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
Deutl6e6. Bant<, @e61el~
uut 9af1dat=6eicbGft.

8. Spn Baumba1 unb g..
siebcn g elb III Deutldlanb Elm unb sablen bort
be,eleiden aus.
Sffice: SO. "erfraBe>
Milwautte, Mi6crnin.
Da5 @on>ulat fit bic HSnierei9e 8aiern unb
@iirtemters unb bic @rubberaostbimer Medlen<
burg nne @a@ien=@ eimar beFnbet iu& auf un-
Ierer SfTce. 129-6mt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
Sum lcttcn male in Der Satipn
@rpBe6 pe; ,z7 g.
Observation-Disclosures
Nuf a%uoemeineS 8erlanQe11

NuI AuYtN'e'Ato St||ANSeU
Spmntae, ben %. Scptember 1861,
pieberum sroBcs Yreisfese.19ieben. lint peni.
GET outen @9iebrrn@ eleeenbeit 3u eeten I'D, aus
Su5cidne1> wcrcen bieSmal 10 Yreile ~aus9eleB
tpereen.
Wcr ben telen Wurf it elmer partie tbut, ba>
has Ne9t, .(i9 na9 8elieben xGincS~ her fol-
esneen Stlds ais Siesespreis aus3ulelen.
Yret1e:
!3mei 1eibene Ga1hentiiGer, jebes 81 rs wertb.
d3wei bo. 9alstider, ieoes $3.50 wertb.
Gin DamenIbawl, $500 wertb.
9tcT su einem 2leio, Sc 300 &pertb.
@tpff 3u elmer Wele, $500 wertb.
@trff III elmer 5p1e, So. 50 tpertb.
Gin uSet" 9embentnppfe, $4.O 90 pertb.
Gin % b. $500 pertb.
Gin Me1er, $3.50 tertb.
Gin 9prtempnnais, $l'25 Mertb.
I'm Sablreiden 9elu& tittet e%rsetenf
g. 8en3ber9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
vSt. @aul<@auS"

M110uH Gnbe, in ct. 4ntbpmD-
Der l1ntersei9nete benadri9tiet has Yublitum,
bab CT unter rtisem Namen Elm teuti 9es @al-
baus erDfnet bat, no &eiienben aae Bequemli9>
tetteu eargtbpten 1lnb.
Sir @taQuns it ~etenfa4s auf bas Bette selcret.
Mu9uf Cube.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
Gapt. Brown County rifles.
Sraurt0cr 1tna1ucf6fau. - @aum bat

Srauriocr 1tneludsfa1. - 9aum bat
bic 3sit Ter Grnpte t%c9pnnen> 70 erreiden una
audi wieoer bic 5iptspp fen son llnslifsfaaen
pelhe lei ter @anrtatune son Drel9malGine,,
l9 e%rei9nen* 2eioer 1T es biesmal Elm alter
8reune, ter ras Spfer eires iolasn Mibeel9ida
gcrprcea. 5errn @britiau Bpbrer> einem mpbl>
b~atenben beutlden 6armer 1T Dacpta County,
9eristb, ais er nit benz @ctreibeprel9eu bel ctnem
anerifanil6en Na&bar teldaftist war, cine 1ei=
ner 9anee 70 in bic Ma5dine. baB fe total GER
quetl9t waree unb ab9enpmmen pereen mubte.
Mir ~tefla9cn bas id,pere @9idlal uni ere5 liebet
6reunceS INT 70 aufriGtieer, Ia eerielbe elmer let
FeiBielten uno tetrietiaml item 2anotpirtbe 1T, be-
rem unler Staat i9 riibmcn tann, @lidli&er-
meile 1T Der gerlebte> tie 9ciaet, III euten Ser
Observation-Disclosures unb 70 &ventelsus bur9 iein
MiBSeIdid ntdt Der @ntbebrnun9 auSselcbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
&alpp,1 ,1,a6 &effauratfpn
i'm MthenGum

i'm Ntberduut.
Der unter3ei@nete enpfeblt hermit BEN Ser~
ebrtet beutiden Yublitum fem
Saloon= unb &eitaurations. @ef@dft
tint &tbenaum fets bic alerporsleli&fen g.
trGnfe unb
BaT bel @orfe0nneen int Ibeater talte uub
tparnte @peiien 1erabrei9t+
~ 2 61a8 8ier fur 5 Gents. Mn
Tbeater Mbenben 5 Gent baS @laS.
VauIJaber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
Sd. @tetbIe,

S@ilber< Deeprations> u. 3immermaler,
%ibernimmt aae in fem Sad eini&laeenten arbei-
ten, bic Ct biqi.s sei@naadpo4 unb RAID a~nfertiet.
01- gelteQun9en tSnnen auf ter Office Ser
Mtnrelota @taats3eitun9 btnterla1en &uerber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
nuipm $ptel,
Gde Der Wabal9aw< unp 4tet1 @traBe,

HOn m. &unfenbein er.
Neu erbaut, serdumig, NIT bpben unb freunb-
li9sn :3immern Serieben, ME bieies 6ptel it, bic
tet IS cem &eilenoen bic berrli9ien 8equemli9-
teiten neben gut ~tereiteter Soft uno Der %bi1iglfen
8eeienuns> Iowie quito @etranfe an Der Bar.
@%eraumiee @talluug 1T bel benz 5auie, unb
beBbalt bet Tar,1ern namentli6 3u empfeblen.
0et1enbe unb beren@epdf merben fret ppn nnb
nod otr 3anoung b~efDrbert. 1859
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
2(tut Mn3eigfm
. ierbrNueret
SrpDer S nlridD,
Vte Ter GaAle~ 1nc Grdan9e Strabe,
q. Saul. Minn.
ct. Aaul, 8. Scpt. 1861.
NrQil1er0 1t. Gp.'5 Wu6le.
S ltnrib,

Vrull1erO Il. ND.'S Wltble.
Ii:e 1T csr Mor,r elmer aeuen lreten %pclleupc-
ten Miablmiblc, SsIeacn a1 pbalon's Greet, &C.
iapt uuEerbnIt Der Staot1rsnSe an Der Strabe
lah 5tilmnter. oSir @crlulbcn 9l0t, treltr Gin
%,iuttcilc i'm N1tlAslNItt bntcu, bet un5 prrSu~
lyrGAtn, Ri uniere NNiihle o%nlangeu mirb Ill lau=
tei an 10. tielc5 WrANtS. Nic Maidtnerte
it lInntlid Scu Der Re tcn Ylrt uno ant mellten
rert,ltyten griinouua. @ir wsrocn swci @anac
Won Eurr'5 Steineu Iaa unb Nadt lauTen Ia .
len, 10 cap 8armer unc Nnrere niUt lansc auf=
oebalten merpcn, uno mas nrh nibtiger it, fir
FARMER uup 9ue I'M WablSslh1ft Snterelllrten :
2&ir baten urs Der Oienlte eiNc5 til9tig 9eubtsn
uuo y b EFT MiiQfr5 pcrllhcrt.
Mut Nrtsn 0etraipe werrea 9ewu8e1 lrta(p
;s 3ur MUtle fpmnen, re59lei9sn auf TerloN9en
tci'm 9lltbrlsn. Mir ~el1ubeu uus reshalb te~
rc ,Dtiat, Ut laaen, Dap mir 10 eutes Wtebl MAIDEN
%tCnucr, unr f. yisl aui ocu SulOel> ais irssnr
tinc Wuble in Mlnnsl pt1.
N.Y.. Das critic CUR Wiible 9ctrabte 0etraiee
wirc mcntSelplih 1%en,ablen ipercen.
grancro II. Is y.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

0eutibe 8anf,
ct. Yau, 49,. Mtnnel pta.
@elb, Briefe, pber Na9ritten liegen Dor fir
Nr. 100, Spbann @dart.
y 1872, Sobann Martin Mu1er.
y 147. S. q. s. Spbnl on.
y 157 6. @tenberg.
S. u. g. @tIItus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

Serr Sobu Mattbcis, Der tsfannte po=
pulare Glerf lit Sings Gapeten< @elGaft, bat
ten sel9etotsn @ebanfsn sebatt, ll@ ieltt su eta
blirea uno miro @nfan9 r19ler @p9e 1einen
@tcrc, at Der 3. @trabs> Sings @ture sesenii>
her e1ETueu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
Semtibe &onf

Upu
+. & 8. Wi((ius, Saint pou(.
(6riber Meyer II. @iQius.)
ct. paul, Minne1pta.
Mu0er aQen ibrisen 8randeu bes 8anfaeld9f,
te6 miemen mir uniere b~eipnbere Mufmertlamteit
benz Gertaufe BON
Me9ieln auf. Deut1alanb,
lpwte auf bic 5auptplase Grantretds, Gnalanbs.
ber @dwei3 unb Der Ser. @taate1 unb trra6iren
mir urter Mnbern auf folsenbe europai19e 5auler+
Mu95turg. S. {. @1Galer,
8alel, Ya,laSant II. Co.,
8erlln, Mnbalt II. Wa9ener,
Bremen, CHEERING H.. g..
&a1eLt @ebruber pfeiFer,
@pblena, Qeppplb 9eliamann.
30ln,. yeopplo 9eli9n1ann,
Jrant1urt a. w., .. u. S. be NeufSile,
Qeip5ig, 6reee u. 3d.,
Qpnbpn> linton Banf Of Qontpn.
0uremtnrg, 8 @erltn9 u. g..
Mtannbe'1a, W yabenbur9 u. &0bne.
Wun6en. S.& S&6,.er.
Nurnters Yecnbarb &alb,
YariS, @rdenS u. Co..
@traBburg, &enpuarb be Bu5Iere.
@tuttgart, @ebriber Benedict,
2rter, HeSer9pn u. So.
@ten, S. 8. @tamek II. Go.
Wtr te19aHenbie
Gtn3tebunn NDr G;pI>pr1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

9daymeifer.
% eeler S. pedbant, esq., fir StaatSanwalt.
Ni9t Der platTorm einperleibt> aber ausenpm-
men 'pureen ~fcleenbe 8el&lale sun Or. Slider:
8ei@lo1ien> taB mir nit @ersnisen une
Stpls aui unlere teutlGen unb anbsre atpptirten
Mitburser blideu> trelde binausee9ansen fnt,
bic @bre unb Gpnfitutipn ibres Mopptip=G ater-
lanoeS gu pcrtbsibisen.
Se19lpleM II, taB le 1T ber Gdla9t Spn
Carthage gang berrlide5 Gn9!il6 ipra1en> unb
IS pieber ipre9en tperben> treun bic @terueu unb
Streifen TIT @efabr linb> menu audi @imrn 3d.
r1erpn biele @prade ni9t Seritebt.
Cine erdflibe @ccnc.-Mm sersanse=
nen Scnnabeno fritz Waren mir 3euge elmer srGB
li9en @cene. Cine 6r1u 1T mittlern Sabreu,
baarbaupt, uno 1T anfanbi9er ober teldmubter
!aleibun9 wuroe TT ei11em pTeuen Bubrmerf, mel>
DIES ii geltredtem @alppp babin fubr, iiber BIZ
brittle strabe benz @efansni1e 3usefabrt uni
na@te ser5meifelte Mnitren9uneen, |G ben 9ln=
btn zines pcliaifen gu entwinren, UNI pm BEN
6ubrwert berunter 3u 1%prineeu. l1uantertrpden,
bis Der Wagcn am @tattecfansni5e a~nlanete,
lteb le eha bersSerreibenee5 hurGbrireentes 5ilic.
sel4rei ertSnen nno inter 9epaltisem @tr1ubet
wuroe le lit bic @ity-5aue oelperrt. DaB ei
11neludli9e nidt betruufen mar, sciete ibr sansel
@eien uub ouf Ma9fraeen erfubrsn mir, bag Fl
wabn1innig lei. Mus ben Serpurrenen Mn.
saben, tpel&e ie na& ibrer gerbaftuug semta4t
erfabrt man, bab bier tpiebsr elmer Der Diele11 Tau
S%orlieet, lit beneu unbel9ubte G%rauensimmer ii
Spfer Der 8rutalitat nno siebilden Nobbeit per
ben, tpel@e amerifanti@e 6lubtampftpptt 81 nab
ren Safer pnb @SrberbSblen rnadt. Glilabet
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@encra1=$auptqnartier Staat
Mttnneipta.

General = Mpjutarteu 3 Sflo,
ct, Yaul, 10. @ept. 1861.
Der @puYerneur bie1es @taateS 1T bon benz
Nrieaslecrctlr %autcriIrt morpen> cine Gpmpasnis
@harfl9iiBen unp cine @pmpagnie @apalery gu
t~eflelceu u1b ausaurul1cn. IS miro penu bier
nit tsfaunt genaGt> taB in bielerSffc tis12lbr
MittoBS ben 81 Sept. rs. Gpr1Gldgc an9cnpm~
men mcrbcn fir bic 2ieferung Der fplaenben Mrti-
fel fir einc Xnr,na a,,ie GahalIcrn 1,Gn1lih
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

The citizens Of Palmyra and its vicinity met here
to-day, in obedience TO a call made for the purpose
Of raising volunteer company to enlist in defense
Of Southern Rights.
S F. Allen was called to the Chair and Rolf Ed
ridge appointed Secy
The President on taking the Chair, briefly stated
the object Of the meeting.
Col. w. A. Quarles, OF Carksville, hen took the
stand and addressed them, with great earnestness
and ability, exposing the dupliciy praetieed upon
the South by Lincoln and his Cabinet, condemning
the vile and fragrant acts of usurpaiion by which
they seek to carry out their unholy purpose Of sub
jugating the Southern States He proved conclu-
sivey that the EARNED neutrality position advoca-
ted by some, for Kentucky and Tennessee to assume
tended only TO assist the North. His speech was
marked by sincerity and patriotic zeal, was every
way appropriate effective, and well received. At
the conclusion Of which, it was moved by A. Out
law, Esq, and seconded, that the resolutions pre-
sented by Col W. A. Quares to the Southern Rights
Association, held at Clarksvie, on the 18th inst
+ as published, be adopted by this .meetng, which
was agreed to unanimously. Col. N. G. Gholson,
hafihg oeeh sOilclteu gahhntiy hccepteu the lnVl-
tation and announced that he would take command
of a company of volunteer if a sufficient number
would enlist Faster then than the Secretary could
record their names, 80 of the honest and patriotic
young men offered themselves, and were received
Liberal contributions were made to supply them
with provisions while on drill
The call then for a Home Guard was responded
to by every man present in the district Col Quarles
proceeded to organize them by having officers cleo
ted. W. B. Russell, Esq, was elected Captain; Mr..
b. NJ. Williamson, LIST Lieutenant; Fl. 7. Oliphant,
End NJ. C. Powers, Ensign and S. A. Caldwell,
o.
On motion of Col. Gholson, it was ordered that
the Clarksvile papers be furnished with report,
and requested to publish the proceedings of this
meeting, which then adjourned, having been con-
Quoted with the most exemplary ORDER particularly
characterized by unanimous feelings of indignation
and defiance towards the North, and unfinching
devoted to Southern Rights.
S. F. ALLEN, Chairman.
Rolf ELDRIDGE, Secretary
PALMYRA, April ~, 1861.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
War News!

We have rumors of war, but as yet no pitched
battles. The tAmperng with the dispatches by Gov
ernor Dennison, Of Columbus, Ohio, renders them
not only unsatisfactory but almost worthless
Through this medium, we learn to-day that troops
can march through Baltimore without molestation.
A fight is reported to have occurred at Fort Pick
ems, and that it was taken with dreadful loss OF
life.
More seizures of Southern property are reported
Lent. Maury has disappeared from Washington.
We have riImors that heavy cannonading was
heard in the direction of Baltimore. The military
district of Washington includes Maryland and Del
aware;>by order OF General Scott. The next news
will be that martial law has been proclaimed.
Ben Mccullough is reported to be at Alexandra
with 1000 Virginians.
Lincoln il is said, told the Baltmoreans he would
lay their city in ashes II his troops were molested
Seward refused the mediation Of the British Gov
eminent in favor of peace.
jeff Davis, it is slatated, is still in Montgomery
Gen. Beauregard is expected in Rirhmond, Va
to-day.
There is scarcity Of provisions IN Washington
and Government is supplying the people. Families
are flying from the Federal City to escape danger
--L0". Courier.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
Hon. John Bell.
=.

The announcement that Hon. joan BELL would
speak ut the Court House drew large crowd at an
early hour a great deal Of anxiety being felt to
know what his position is in this crisis Mr.. BELL
spoke for about AN hour. We took no notes Of his
remarks, but hope he will be induced TO furnish
them in full for the benefit of his thousands Of
friends throughout the South. II ia sufficient per
haps TO say for the present, that be- took bold and
unequivoed grounds in favor Of united South TO
rssist the invasion not only of Tennessee, but OF
every Southern State either North or South Of our
borders. He declared that Tennessee in effect had
dissolved her relations with the Federal Union and
though he had hoped and labored 10 the last to
preserve the onion first aud second, if separation
was inevitable TO make it peaesable be now aban-
doued all such bope and his voice was clear and
loud TO every Tennesseean-to arms TO arms. lie
counselled the most effective and energetic pnble
aud private measures TO secure the best organiza-
tioa possible Of the military strength Of the State.
--NdsA Bonner 24A.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
For the Chronicle.
Public Meeting.
Rolf ELDRIDGB, Secretary.
PALMYRA, April %, 1861.


AT q meeting of the citizens of the 18th District,
linz, lion Tho condition % Tho oont,v
ava Ior the purpose Oh forming volunteer company
for local defense. On motion of Thos Ramey, Esq.
DR.. w. |. Holmes, was called to the Chair, Vim
II. Eldridge and John W. Ussery, appointed Vice
Presidents. and John II. Hinton appointed Secre-
to-
The Chairman, on taxing MS seat made rev
appropriate remarks setting forth the objects of the
meeting. Tbos. Raney. ESQ. being called for. adj
a.os.oa ,.o ao,;, :; 49,, ..,,,r,,,,;a,. s,,,,.
u''sss' 'ns 'nee"s :" pP'opae
Al the close oil MS remarks ne onered Inc ioiowing
Resolutions as constitution for the company which
wers unanimously adopted
p,, ,,.,, n...,..
Montgomery County, pledge ourselves that we will
form ourselves into company of armed men, which
81 VI ov e't,ieI ~ 'ne n nn. " .ne auue
ourselves ,ritb arms and ammunition snf;c;ent for
service in our District we pledge our honors, our
property and our lives, to stand by each other in
os "t o =, oe ai uos on'', "
to ioin and shall be commanded by one Captain,
one LIST and one 2nd Lieutenant, one o. s., one En-
sign, aud Oorporals.
sa Ia IS h. ="
Ilace oaio O Of The Gomnauv n SS The Can
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
W. T. BLAKEMoEE, Ssc,y.

ANDREW JOHNSON RETURSD.-A gentleman of this
city has just returned this morning from the North.
He met Andrew Johnson Mt Lynchburg, where he
had evidently been delayed by missing the connee-
ton. He was accompanied by his son, and neither
had been recognized by the people. The Nashville
gentleman incidenty mentioned to his companion
that "there is Andrew johnson. He was overheard
by the people aud having satisfied themselves of his
identity they assembled around the in immense
numbers, and offered johnson every indignity in
their power, denouncing him with the fercest Bit
terness One gentleman walked up TO him, and af-
ter dsnounciDg him bitterly, pulled has nose, John
son drew pistol, wheFeupon our informant, who
had ladies in charge, Immediately drew, and told
johnson he fred in the cars, he would shoot him,
johnson thereupon put up his pistol. II was then
determined TO let him pass without further in
dignity but kilograms sent to every station In
forming them OF his approach, and the people as
sembled aud gave him at every depot, until his
rival home, similar reception.
Our informant also says that II was confidently
believed throughout Virginia that Gen. Scott had
resigned, aud was close prisoner in Washington
ciiy.--Nash BaRner "a.