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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
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Sirft 0Nafhintu rrttttn ttnp rrini9cn r1s 8ttrtif
"a ttf1bi9 rbne Nt91n9 8, IN elmer ~tclftrcn Olanit
Ils ir9cnr clue rnrt.e Mditblnt rtr ejcScrrart Surt
mtbrcre S19rs prrttrt. M mir rini9t .5uurer't paSsn
arSefrrti9t mn rtrt1uft, DUtcn lc rit rr.Ic o%}enugtDua
ing 9cSrtcr. Git fun nc riufH6ite UNI am ~lsiobteItcn
ju DNurbatcrre j.. %oidinr, itDr r~ausrbaft, ~erfcrrern
mc,is &raft rnp rrtfbcn ihnsIlcr ais ir9enr cine Ola~
lhinc III ccu Der. Sta1tei. Nuf rer ct. Sruiicr 6Hir
rrn 1858 rrrtt mn rrini9tc tnlrre Olafhin. unit rer
ptretn) mebr QBai;cn mn trifcr as ir9enp tint 4
rrcr 8 Vfcrcc.W ai6ine oIf rem 4l'tr; lie crbirlt ea
Die trltc prrmie; an rer Sair ron 1859 emrfln9 infer:
mafhinc rrn l. Vrris ais tecrr 4 rnc s lferfs Orc
iher rno Nttnt3tr.
Die srcBc 9rlrtnt G%brtnmtSaill. tpars pnftrrr
Lever Cabin Power Mnlhim
in 1858 unr 80 ertbtitt.
Tim rem rtrmrDrttn Strarf fir tieft eTafbint ia
entfpretcn, batcn mir unicre Qnia9cn %tcrtutenb rtrsr6.
scrt. tlnttre Nrttit unp ras Matcri0l fell rc1 feInenl
GtatliTtmtnt Der ltnirr itsrtrrfc, rtrrr,.
0ultrdsc mtrret frttitrlittt erttt,n tnp jtit IA.
ere AHstHnft ttreitrilliStt crtb,llt.
KINGSEANDS 81 FERGUSON.
Gde rrn 2ttr mn Gbrrry Ctr, ct. $SWia
@. Grecb, sl8ent fWr 6trmsnn una umssssa,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

ga bic srlnen Sobnsn ron Sacanna9 fisiti
Satr sdn,lia ausssblistsn itnr, 10 srtis:'n ftt
,ur grlesuns rtsier Jru&t eura Ilaue 30 y
men
Gie @ilicn'i&en 3uuasen,
aud rfdt nette UraGthen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

Sit mattint init A rrtr 6 pftrrefraft 1T rc aase
mcin cin9tfuprtt; lie tam init rrcr rhns Narrr bt.
,tcllt merrcn. Sie Wiaibinr NIT . pfrrcetroft 1T fur
FARMER, ric cine tletne NH mcniStr tritipisit8e Oia'
ihinc %minftct, I'm ttr fb irlttt 81 rrc'ben lns ~
~rcini8sn; IL rrilbt ScrAcs 70 gut ais cine DIR SrfBien
CSN~tr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
Ayers Cherry PectoraL
Sas 8eeb1e1fieber

ali weldsm cas- encouragement auf eintm arcten
SDih res Srctrelte6 leiect, III eme SclSe rtr trdnt;
botten SDati9tett res SpfIens, bertciSetnbt curob
ih1rll1e Utl 'snltif ron rtrmeienren QfunjenrpTrn.
Olete Nusnhniirn9cn entpifel ib rnr6 Gle Gin.
wlrtIiI9 per SrnnrnDiee ant ~teudbtcn Scre" UNI ifei,
gen init ee1 ir1iicri9rn Snutten III ce !6tbe. Slad'
rrn BIC Sritilr inttcrStSan9en, fbretcn rie Snnite III
Der J1bt Der &rrrtrrh1tei Ino r0s V>ift miro mitctIs
teltcn rlr6 re sun9cn in ras Slut utertrasrn. Srrt
rirtt IS ais Cit c~ntIHnres Gift aufr b. inncrep GIN.
9rrrcirc nnp bic inntrcn atfIbrcnrcn Orsrne Res Scr.
rcrs. Die Setrr critorrt mint alIein nm rerftblt ntbt
ouein r,strs Sttt, %icnrcru aud tc 0alle rom Slnt
atjufrnscrn. 0rire, rcr 6iftitrfF unr bic Gale, wer-
ZEN III or StrctiIItlcn %an9eDaaft uno rrrurtadch tcts
ti9c trrrerllbr unra6libftitcn. DC Olil;, rie JiIc.
IN INN rr UlI9t1l ipmp1tbiilreil init rcr Sctcr rno
,rerrer etrnfalls ;errilttrt. Der Snhintt ,nicres Or
9%Aiismus mIbt tnrlib eincn 0crfuh, rie tdp9fi :thc
Slnmltdu 8 ats ;u;!cBrn, orncrrtrirt axes 0iut III
zen inncrrn Nttcnrcruu9 s9ekIBtn unb ;riu9t rit'cttcn,
8 ausjurcrtcu. Sds Niut rcrtdlrlnrct pcT rtr Ntcrs
fatbc INN rran9t lldD init anpautcnrcr o>crAtt IN ric
mittlrrcn Or9Ane rsB III or Sicter .l C0utr.
Ntcr nlrtc Anltrcn9unScr ilir rtrtcbit rcrHrao .rtJ
Gtttr frl9t. Gas Giilt rtri|Bt &C mttEtGrsn Organ:
ricrcr unc itrcmt fcl Autcrtbciitn iu, I'm s~iridIun
init rintr mrltcrCn AniirrE9Nn9 rer irritircnccn e,ift'
lfctf curdD ran 1nrcrcn artpItHiSsrcs. pir .6aut ais
/ ;ufdncltth. Joirrin tnter,ieSt cs e~tcnflt!s. OGs SDr
p, %rcrtrtfcin gilt, crmIttct, ccn crlub al. rne MARIE
aut BIC lSiCrctbcrttciiin9 Ger &rdftr CUR 21trrrDriu,
rt5 bcffnun9slcftn 0erilNhts III ctncm onrrru Gags
- Oas lnr bc Qnfatle rrcr Varcrismcn rs taItci
UNI briBen Sirtsrs unr ~reyattisc tSrprrlih; e ttriu8e
mirficn ~lctcnfIlls bc WcinrrDrit untcrerAtrn, wcnn Il
nidDt 0It9ebrttn wrroci. 2Sie battn Stforibt TN
clu ScStnSlft c~lterct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
Hermann Schlendey.

S6iMmlr6s ShSdh, smHden {. Ii. g. emPfe6h fn ppafanrtWs ur bt1oGuthhae ,.n.
alien in QanrtMRr eeIhMn @aann. ..E a' r. 81
9luhe merm gu ben Utfgn IaHrstrn ssn 8aann enpamtt. - n# ID
pr YuHe E It mD billtg. .aMf
grsf unp 3tun9n wern fir ene Suhm nh uupn pn Yer YrR tdrpt! aaA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
ID. e, L 81 co.
OrOk.r
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Ser na6iptssnN rrrssitnste srrbs Scrratb ssa
@aarsn pirr pom 15' 9torsmtsr an gu Saars
Yr.lsn gsssu 9Isrrs. Siet, Actlen, SEett'r, eera>
8r.;, nilres pptr urbales Sam Y~trIauIt spsr aussse
tlujtt rsIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
Iper'S Jietsrmitts

n,utr llitlrt rielcs mdlariiotc Gift i'm Siute, rrt;t c;
>un9c, paiIrltc rom Srrpcr aus nitpgcn UNI tnrlrt rlsit
b%ctruterre SerrilttIl19 init ~rplltrmmcncr 0cplbDclt.
OalieItc tbut nrb mrDr, rrer tefIcr, cs tDut rencn, Die
ricitr prriutt a~usSriret llnc, mebr Sicnpc, wrnn ie
palirlee CUR rcttcn Srit 9etrat lcn, Der Uitttfcrf nirp
pen tenn Orsanlsmus aus9cirrrt1 70 mic CT cin9ttrStn
rirp trmabrt ~rcnielten af riric 23riie re bcn an
9rifctl res Stctfcs unp crbalt rcn Oraanis mus sefunb
ct9ici5 rertclte rietcn Srantbtitcn ~ausJefcst lit. Sn
cr Spl9c atcr turirt cs midi altin. ~fcnrtrT es IhuRt
altb rrr cinrr 9rcBcn ManniSfaltigtci ron trantbaf.
ten Suit1nbcil res Scrrers, wclhc nur6 cietc trsars
ti8cn Ginrirtun9cn rtrurtad5t merrcii ais: Sntcrmits
tirtnrts Strtcr, btsi9cs Sirtcr, St@rrmu. y rctr mas.
ttrtes 6leter, rerlrrtt1rs Errtreb, Satarrb, Qlthma,
J3tritirrten, t6merj lItc 9uttInrs rrr Wlilj, ~y5piteris;
Sritf, $1bmun9, trantbajter 3utfane res u a9ens une
rr Gin9erelre, aUe Sranttsitcr, bic aus ricfcr ltrfa.
DC sntlteprn, mrbr rrcr ipcniScr cen 1prus ;ur Scbau
tra9tn. Sas Mittcl belt Die 3crrilttuuS du unp tu'
rirtrie &rantbeitcn.
SaItlte %itarttpie Mfcnbtrunssstfase, TIM ras Git
ans prm Cr9anlsmus aus uitcbcn. Die Orsane MGR.
eei haran %9c,rrbnt, rieit ibre ShuGcisteit, aus eiar.
mem Nntriet 81 tbuu, unp caraus sntttrbt mas mir atfli.
HiatIfren iisnnsn.
2sir battr @rlnbt an ~unebmen, bas biefts Gin at.
%rliftsnnp jurrrliiliSts -StiImittrl fur aae Sran tbeittr
NJ, Gle rlIr1 mtsmatitbc Sinwirtunscn reranlast linn
reNn lrarnr ein arrttss lis jest cntrettts. 4ut bat
IS nrtp etief, rcitcren S1rtD.il fur ras publitum, "a
Is H"inlleb lr tiiltS ais gut lit. 3utrrsitet peu
r DIR. ager UNI Co., 9cpel, Iaf.
Rss" grsiS 1890 per Slai8e.
Qper's gattartic Ytls,
, gum Gtttauh als -6ausmittcf rerf bltn rerrntse ibrtr
5 3riamnlenftsun Jung felten ole 2Birtuna SeStn fclhe uetel
issl4e in rem 8ersit ibrer 4Hmencbarteit litsen. Sbs
re earhsreifrnrea Gisenibaftsn eurdsrinSsn, reini'
gen unc tfdrttn jceeh {betl cts msnfhliben Sfrpers,
rertcGern feiue t~rsntbafie 1batisteit unp fftlen ftint
r atiiince $ttensauserun8tn rritrcr Der. Gs mus baber
u tiuis ren <tirenren aterraften, psrn sr. Der rrn
S&nsrjen ettr ~rbpffdter S4ra4e nisetrstttust ma,
lurt tin 10 sinfa@ts anp ~teautrnss Mitttf fA rite,,
II Graft rlnr SettHSfbaiisftit s~erSsfelt ftbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

audit TftIen.
1900 Barrels alten gpurtDn s4ti4tsY.
1860 9iYe
1880 @tpnpnga9tla
206 Sriiatn
56S @tipm
1O4 StettiifeR =
100 5olanrii4en Gia.
200 gnhor
2SO GaEimtt
100 Solcn's Sriple SLAYER . n.
9C5 Gasts ginett, gaittstUn s. s.. grans..
639 Gtarp, Oapup s. Sc. granss.
800 Saits ScnneiY Sranrs.
165 , @arri,tta -
1856 - q Adi9uette -
Sc y slten 9iri&>S ran's.
Cine arpBt eusmabl son Gorrials.
1874 CASTS glsu Gnslanp 9tun.
Gin aruBer Gorrath rpn Bar gittsrs.
1874 Go5ta alten Sort @,in.
1913 y u @ala3a"
233 - Sure Suice Nrrt.
10000 CAFES isintm granr9.
5000 atem 9uurssn 8tistes.
$500 &aiea feiuen alten NHe.
GQs BIC 2iarprs baten mir ieltft absas'
gen mn tannen hahn eararttrsn.
| 500, 900 ofrrtirte GiBarr.u.
1000 @rren a%iprtirter &aus5abat.
1900 Barrels iein sc hnitttner 8au6-Sata
Sci Nu5taui8 npn 2nnr ergsn sSaarsn NUT Ill
Irittel rer Summs IN Gait fe5a6lt perlen; bal
| islte trautt jsrcd nitt eter srls9t su rerren h
eie @aaren ~atasbDit meeren. Sferre, gtth IN
raj. usGmcn mir fir faar all.
Won mencs fh iur 9reislilt .n an
6. s.. SDter go.
% Nrrtb Grernp Str. Gprner sf Gteitnr
Ct. Qpuis 8, Ws.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
H. MANNY Y
p%atsntirlt strsini tt
54neibes S @abm Ihine,

1p,r lnr Jest rrrttrettct, ticft rrtittttanntc Frp:lart
Wafhinc init alien neucl rnr rl6tt9sn Vcrttitrlii19cn
ols unlcrn cistntn QSertttcttrn III ~llefcrl. ISir la
n,1 III 0er9lrihtn In SctrcfF cts matcrtals, hcr Nrteit
mt ber Oautrpaftt3rtt mt lrstnr elmer III rem Der,
2 taatca orritrti0tcn 0tai1ine Gin.
2Bir martIrtn ~:
ingsIana & E'ergu5on's Improved
Missouri Nanny"
Sr fthDtser CRISIS, SIS SaHtttsr fcrr9! icis ais
| mlNr. rettttrtist Hrltre GmFf,tlnu5 III auc Sduter
pak rieG. NlaNhin, ~ jtrtr @s,l'raa3 rrnfrln,nen
Gtmu5tbuunS scttn 'r!rc. Si' 't rr ttnttSt Sc
uns,nt SertInruns tlnss arlItcinmciseu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
m6bers mmb Sebuitters

in elmer Olaiblre.
Die Maf6iue smrfr9 aft rsr ausfttiu,S sts sans'
mirthf1 aftlitcn @sitIl6aft Ut ct. scuis i'm Strtems
Ter 1859 ais l. Qrtis bic 9rlcrnc &brtnRttbi!e tins
$4,000 ais Ger ttffe r~crtini9tt S6nitt.r rnp W6bsr
unn ric /. Vr1nie re 9rrSt fItcrne Wleraillc nnS
$500 90 ais ser tcitt O1btr. Nlcbr ais 200 prImicn
/. Sl1ITe iino ibr auf Den Nusltellun9rn Pisies sanees
re in europa ~,utrtaltni iprIrCn.
GARNER ftl!tcn Ten SrrtDctl, cine i'm QSeffei ssftrs
ti3tt Mlibirr ,i ~trp1ltcn, rjdt i~ttrftpcn.
OIBir rcr[rtiayn ,rrri @atturg:u: cine 5 SUE Dtss
(tint fir 2, uar ctut 6 l2 5nb fur 4 pterre.
Tim 9tlttlunScn tiitcl fteuArItbit
KINGSLANDS s. FERGUSON
Gde Ger 2tcn unp Gbtrrp Cir, ct. $euis
6. Gre<b, A9snt fir 3era1nnn uno llm9es.n'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11
vn., ,,bs leading British Press say.

As direct falsehoods about the sentiments of the
British Press, particularly of The London Tunes,
have been indus,riously circulated, the following
extract from the Ihlnderer should be kept before
the public:
'WOd not be better to recognize at once the tornd-
ton of the Southern COrfederacy, and to think little
less of constitutional pOlcers and decOr1Uns 1cch can
end in 1OhiRg but ciUa odr, and little more of ne
rotiation and arrangement by whidh alone that
civil war can be averted7 1t weuld be Ineligible
course were the President to say that he is going to
negotiate for peace say that he is going to en-
force return to the Union by the arms, but to say
that he is going to exercise the powers of the Con-
stituton ignoring the fact of secession is to make
war certain, while cutting off any opportunity for
negotiation.
WILMER & SMITHS European Times, organ of the
commercial interests, says.
"If civil war have really commenced between the
North and South we hope that the representatives
of England and France at Washington have been IN
structed by their respective Governments to tender
their aid as mediators before the struggle has reused
all the fierce passions which, if continued for any
length of time are certain TO be called into play.
Both nations wish we'll to the American people; both
are alike interested in the general prosperity OF the
country in every latitude and both impelled To-
ward it by the strongest sympathy that can animate
friendly nations. This to US the last resource
before the sword is drawn and the scabbard thrown
away, and probably the suggestion would meet the
approval of that large class in both extremes OF the
country which must IeOk with horror and dismay
at the prospect of men and brothers cutting each
others throats under circumstances so fearfuly
provocative of vengeance"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11
and significant comment.
cu.novvder for the Soutn.

Apprehension has been frequently expressed lest
the supply of powder at the South, might prove in
adequate to the demands of protracted war. This
apprehension, we think, is groundess for indie
pendent of whatever supply of the manufactured
article or of the raw material may now be on hand
the elementary substances of which gunpOwder Is
made can be extracted in exhaustless amounts from
our own soil and forests. 1t is well known by our
older citizens that in early times the settlers made
their own powder from materials easily obtained
The numerous caves of this region abound in nitrous
earth and in many of them nitre has been made IN
large quantities. If crude sulphate cannot be OBJ
tanned in sufficient quantity in our Cities the SLpi
rets of copper and iron in E Tennessee can furnish
an unlimited supply. Our willow, inwood and
ether trees can furnish the best charcoal
In this connection we will state that an enter
prise has already been set foot, having in view
the production of gunpowder material. Messrs
G. W. Rice John F. Anderson, and John ID. Borln,
have leased the celebrated Sauta cave in Jackson
county. Ala and are making extensive preparations
for the production of nitre large scale. lt IS
also the intention of these gentlemen to extend their
operations to include the manufacture of powder.
This enterprise we regard as judicious, patriotic,
and we doubt not will prove highly remuneratiye
The powder mill near Nashville is in vigorous
operation, and we expect to hear of many similar
establishments springing up magieally throughout
the South so that instead Of experiencing want of
this necessary element of warfare will. in fact,
have enough and to Chattanooga Advertiser,
HIM O.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11
Affairs at Washington,
POSITION NEAR ALEXANDRIA
TO BE ASSUMED BY LIN
COINS FORCES.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS ON BOTH SIDES.
From Washington.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, May St is the officially announced
determination of the Virginia Government to CON
test the occupation of the right bank Of the Poto-
mac, opposite Washington. This is expected by the
military authorities here to result in battle be-
tween the Federal forces and the rebels in close
proximity TO the Capital
Gen. Scott is not quite prepared to advance troops
to the other side OF the river, owing the want Of
cavalry field artillery and camp equippage but
strong force WILL nevertheless the river, and
fortify positions near Alexandria, as the
cessary preparations are completed
The Richmond authorities evidently kept well
informed as to the plans of Gen. Scott. Military
movements directed by them within the last week,
show this
An immense freight train with stores for garrison
has arrived from Baltimore. The regular transpOr-
ton of passengers and freight from that city to
Washington will recommence from this date. Three
passenger trains run daily each way.
All trains over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
are strictly searched by the Federal troops, now
stationed at the Relay House, under command Of
General Butler.
A similar process is applied by Virginia forces at
Happer's Ferry.
official information has been received of the ar
rival of the Harriet Lane at Annapolis, with pri
vateer schooner, captured off Virginia Capes.
The steamer Cambridge, which arrived from Bos-
ton via Fort Monroe, threw several additional Mas
sachusetts companies into the Fort. She reports
that most active preparations for defense were 60
ing on at the Fort, and that as yet no batteries
were erected on the right bank of the Potomac.
learn from the War Department, that ten thou
sand more troops will be here in the course of six
days only, fully armed and equipped. The vOlun-
teer regiments will be called hither after this. The
forces now here continue to be vigorously drilled
Some corps have already commenced target prac-
tiee Brigade and division drills will soon be inst-
tuted.
Congressman Bouligny, of Louisiana, arrived here
to-day, from New Orleans He states that 1000 SOL
ders have left that city fer Lynchburg, Virginia,
and that large bodies of troops from other parts of
the Confederate States, moving in the same di-
Iection.
Troops are being ordered to hold themselves in
readiness to march Immediately to Harpers Ferry.
large body from Chambersburg Pennsy lvanla,
viii probably reach the seat of war first. The
Virginia troops have not been withdrawn from
Harper's Ferry, but on the contrary, l have been
informed to-day that forty pieces of artillery left
Winchester yesterday from the camp; they came
from Richmond.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11

THE BLooKADE OF THE SOUTHERN PoRrs-The fol
lowing, from the London Telegraph, will be read
with peculiar interest at this time:
With regard to the blockade question, we have to
state that it cannot be solved by any government in
America but must be left to the maritime powers
of Europe which, acting upon the law of self-Pre-
servation, must, of course, forbid all attempts to
exclude their commerce from the ports Of the
South; the ruin of which, though 1t may gFaty the
passions, would not ssrye the North. Sucha policy
of coercion therefore, would be both shortsighted
and in efectual. The new tariff, for which Mr. hin
coin is not responsible, though he will not be unN
willing to accept its consequences, Is an unwlse
measure on the part of those who framed II
President Lincoln has the interests OF the Union y
protect. and Lord PsImerston is bound to defend
those of Great Britain; but the former eannos pc
allowed to blockade our flag out OF the ooutngrn
ports or the latter be stimulated to any
adyocacy of Northern ambition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The UHIoH AMERICAN q condaos
ed strctEy upon the CAsH system. AL papers ore dtsconsS
we'd aspiration Of tie time s0hicA they AaCe bess
pdiG. SS6scr6srs to Be notified tOAss their sEbscoa
e about sptre By cross MARX on esr pcPs and 90
less the subscription 70 rsslcsd the paper iH Be dfsc0t
ged This Is rule from soAtcA there t0 Be no depdTtrs
Rdsch for the mark aud po1r subscriptions.
Weekly UEIoE AMERICAN % per G1BDs SH GdcGnce.
7ri Weekly UNOz AMERICAN IS per GHsAns IN Gd-
vdace.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
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change TO be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11

HABEAs CoRPvs DEFIKD.-On Thursday I wrlt oi
habeas corpus was issued by Judge Giles and placed
in the hands Of Deputy Marshal James GltnngS, S 70
take from Fort Mcenry the body Of Sonn mn ID %
ler MINOR Mr. proceeded sS % md I who in
sd tTa Gn ofeer that he would see the Judge,
Go,,rt onJ ali damned before he would give up
Oourt anu NJ r~.a,rr;son-Ba =, Baltimore Sun, May A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11
w..onS Refusing TO take the Oath. Z
-, yv~1h;Dcton Chronicle of the 9th says:

Xas.ar5av morning thirty members of the New
1esIeIJ1y yrag;meut. under Col. Corcoran, reached
10. orS ,v en- route for their homes They repre>
TINS cry tber fare was bad that they could not
eat besides which they %eTs aS FsS%rsd SeT TO tss
an oaI ~ rathar to return to their homes They
ana ,at between one and two hundred of the
9;re1t refused to take the oatI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11

The military despotsm under LieutensntGeneral
SCoTT and his Presidential tool LINCOLN, goes on
apace. The Court Martial which had the case OF
Capt ARMSTRONG, .. s. N, for the surrender oL .ne
Navy Yard. recommended special honor to seaman
who refused to obey the order of his ofncer Id
taking down the flag,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11
To. sIous Times in Warrington.

information reached this city yesterday that the
F;remen Zouaves Of New York, under command oi
Col. Ellsworth, broke into several houses in Wash
inqton, on Saturday night, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning food, They wanted more than was appor'
toned to them and took it by the power Of might.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11

A friend who has watched the various tele0rams
made the following count few days since n an
the armed troops are in Richmond as reported 10
have arrived there from time to time thew number
over three hundred and fifty thousand while on
the other hand, from the same reliable authority
there is in Washington a comfortable force of two
hundred and sixty thousand CsactaRati Eaguirer.
The LINCOLN Government having seized the tele-
graph all dspatchs have to pass through that fune
tionary or his sppointee and Gov. DESNIsoS, Of
Ohio, before they reach Cincinnati. Some body
to know who.
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NUMBER &c


The New York Tines Of : late date has ths fol-
lowing paragraph:
"Gen- Harney' It Is reported has been released
from arrest BY order Of Gen. Lee the Commander
of the Virginia forces. If all that is hinted against
him Is true, Gen. Lee might have kept him, and
welcome. Among other things, it is limited he pro-
cured his own arrest at Harper's Ferry.Y
As Gen. HARSEr is Southern man by birth, and
as we have no to suspect him capable of TIRE a
son to the land Of his nativity, shall be surpris
ed if the honorable purpose imputed in the dishon-
orabe fling Of this newspaper be nOtrealzed By the
event.
The following from the National RsplCbicaa, the
Washington organ of Old AsE, giTes confirmation TO
the above:
General Harvey is said to report that be saw
nothing in Virginia indicating intention to attack
Washington. Last winter, he made official re
port that there was no famine in Kansas and that
the statements TO that effect utterly false. The
rumor that Gen. Harvey is to bs intrusied with mil
ltary command here, is, believe without the least
I9undaton He is not to be trusted in such times as
these.