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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
90 q. ~ q Old sIANpAR ~. REMEDn.


AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY -
For Coughs. Colds and Consumption and All Fua
moBary complaints, use the v l3sETA 81 i LAoSA-
KY BALsA ~. which has maintained ats high Eeputa-
ton for nearly oyfy ysars, and j. recommended D.
many o.the most eBfneHf pkystC14s asa gefsans IN
the country. among whom Rev. josiah Itch
PsilA, Rev. DIR. Lyman BeecheT, New ork the late
Prof. Leonard w OOds AndOFeT Ihe0lORIcal semiua-
~; l.. r Thompson, former Secretary ofStaie VI
Drs Merrill, Perry, Abel, Parker, Berry, and mapy
others by the Press and By the largest and 0ldesi
dealers in drugs and medicines IN Inc United States
and Canada
Extracts from letters received from Physicians.
" with confidence recommend Il superior - ans
other preparation for the above comEaIntsn slt A9s
asuperiOTity every kind OF medicine uBed- ard
has been used for lung complaints with wonderful
success" Il am satisfied u - valuable medicine
1T is safe, convenient, and very efhcscoUs med
cine" Tony knowledge, IL has never olsappoiDiea
the reasonable expectations ofthose who have use8
it, Il confidently recommend its use In ali CON
plants Of the chest equal, IL net superior % any
other medicine within my knowledge" OF al he
principal remedies used for coughs, 1 am Eatisnea
yours L. the best, and hope i wil be better knoHL
and generally used. !" II have prescribed gouf
balssm and regard II the most valuable and eaee
tive remedy within my knowledge
PTice,-small are, % cts Large size 81. bsesIs
ful 70 get the genuine, whish IL prepared o1y ~
REED, CUTLER 8 Co Boston, and sd ~ oeslsis
generally. SIZE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Senator Wigfall of Texas is said to do a large
share of the low comic Of the United States
Senate. and has gained for himself the title Of
the buffood Of the Senate" But Wigfall dis
dams 10 be President, a. will be seen from the
foil. wing eloquent extracF of a speech made by
him few davs since, andlpublished in the Globe.
He said
as things are going, and If this Union were
to be preserved. | would rather my individual
self be the keeper of a miserable railroad tavern
,vbicb is by far the meauest Of all tayerns that
have ever 4 len. and deal out uncooked bread and
fried meat ht twenty-five cents per passenger
before sunrise in the morning, accompanied with
Rio coffee with brown sugar and -FitnOuE milk
than 10 sit in that Presidential char laughter
70 dispense the offices I'll lat are sought here by q
set Of dishonest tTsfiici1g politicians who, the
expiration Of every tour 3ears flock this place to
claim as right, as a ihihg they are entitled 10
for services rendered 10 the party. the Cftces d
this conpiry.'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Jefferson Davis arrived at Charleston, s. c..
a few days since.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Col. Crittenden, (son of the Senator) with
sixty men, routed four or FIVE hundred depreda.
ting Camanches in New Mexico, last December
1t IS said to have been one of the most success
full Indian fights on record.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Michigan sends no commissioners to the
Washington Peace conference.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Mr. Yapcey has decla red for coercion. The
Nashville Banner relates the following as having
occurred at the Alabama Convention
Quite an exciting ed ne occurred at the Ala
bama Convention, afteF that body had refused
by a decided vote TO submit their action TO the
people The Hon Nicholas Davis Of Huntsville
declared his belief that The people of North Ala.
bama would never abidt the action Of that con
vention, if denied the light OF voting upon it
Mr.. Yaucey thereupOn denounced the people OF
North Alabama as tories traitors and rebels and
said they ought 70 be cberced INTO a submission
TO the decree Of the Convention. Mr.. Davis re-
piled that they might attempt coercion, but North
Alabama would meet them upon the line ana
decide the issue al the point 81 the bzyOuet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Cross EYES permanently Strengthened in ten
ninutes--by DR.. Liston. Call at his rooms at
the Bard well House
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Gen Cass was to leave Washington on Tues
day for Detroit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

WAsINGToN's BIRTH DAY, the 22d, was hon
ored in Rutland by the firing Of salute of thir-
ty-four guns by Washington Engine Company
No 2, at noon. Bells were rung during the
firing of the salute, and flags were displayed in
different parts of the village throughout the day
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
PROPOSED AID FOR KANSAS.
RUTLAND, Feb. 27, 1861.


Editor of the Rutland Herald:
DEAR SIR Herewith / hand YOU letter
from Kansas for publication. which speaks Tor
itself-teIls its own story. Mrs. Fish, the writer
is a sster-in-law of mine-was member OF my
family over ten years, until about the time she
was married and removed VESTS Christian
and member of the Congregational Church in
good standing--has been in Kansas about six
years--and all she says is entitled to the utmost
confidence After consulting few friends, l
make the following proposition, Let each re-
ligious society in town lit they be 50 disPosedl
make an effort in their own way to procure such
garments and other articles new and second.
hand, as suggested by her--and when collected
put whatever is obtained into one box aud for
ward it agreeable to her request for distribution
| II is desirable 10 move at once in this matter
| and, if possible, forward our donations in the
course of week or ten days.
| Very truly yours,
A DVrpn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Manchester. Vt, Oct -, 1850
NJ son. Of eight year, old, wzs taken violently
with the Group. and received immediate relief ~
taking one teasp OoufuI o. Dr. n e. hIts fulno-
uarv fIsir T.. N COOK
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Those exposed 10 Bilious attacks caused by mlasn9
as " eli a. fhose already Suffering IRON them, and
particularly those conRassceBt should al have
recourse 10 Prof Nooa's Restorative Cordial ana
Blood BenOgatOr- IL l. pure healthy tonic Cord
al aud viii at be iet al psrts Of the system,
exhilarating and permanently building il NJ, ard
thus only cure, but render the constitution in
vulnerable 10 the further progress o: disesss well
az prevent those new Developments 10 which, IL
Eeakened condition 20 liable. see advertise
meut IL another column. feb. mar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

The Peace Congress have not yet been able to
agree upon any plan Of adjustment,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

We have received-but at too late an hour for
this weeks paper-a communication in reply TO
Bishop Hopkins letter published in last weeks
ourer It will appear in our next.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

DR.. LIsroN, Surgeon to the Albany General
Inirmary, is now stopping at the Bardwell
House in this place, and we desire to call par
tcular attention to the extra which we issue this
week, and which contains valuable information
to those who may be suffering from disease, of
whatever kind Dr. LIS recommendations are
such as cannot fail to convince all that he may
be implicitly conided in
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
TOWN MEETING.

Let no voter forget that the annual Town
Meeting will be held at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday
next at the Town Hail. at West Rutland
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GROUP CURED.

GROUP ILEED.
Lansgr0ge, Oct. % 1861
DIR gayter. Dear Sir. NJ boy Lzs been subject
20 violent attacks OF Group. We have found Lr
NJ bife.- EIixir 10 always relieve him a. once
would not be witLOut II IN fly fanny Oh any con
sileraIiou whatever.
JosATHA& SwAL&OR.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

N%.S'i,s ral ....1

Dsudrun. SC, prevails IA4l3ng out re
tores and preer,e H. Delightfully."- peTiunaed
sold even - EETe. otN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
Mr. AIvAH HILL

Arlington, We. Oct =. ls-5J.
have used Dr. y. u " LIirs ELIAlr IN ny family
for three years and have zINsys found II sure rem
edy Tor tie Group
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

The REAL COERCION QUEsTIoN.-Mr Nc
Clernard, democratic representative from Hi
nois writes home to the Peoria Blade as to the
proper position to be taken BY democrats -
The word coercion in lis present applica.
ton TO seeding States, is termed coined by
dIsunionlsts tor the purpose OF misleading the
pubic mind. ooody-certainly no democrat
proposes to subugate or understanding state.
The idea of forcing a State to perform duties
which must depend upon yolition, is simply alb
suTd, and the coercion alarmists know it. The
true question Is, whether the United States gov
ernmrnt will submit to the coercion of the Sc
ceding States whether it will enc urage the
sp0hation Of the public property-of its forts
arseuals, custom house, &c.-by abstaining from
any propositions to prevent such "a nit This
is the question, and you have very clearly and
iorclbly stated it; and this | understand to be
the effect OF our Democratic State conventions
resolutions. Certainly, this defines the position
occupied by nearly ali OF the northwestern dem
ocrats in Congress. Whilst we maintain our
independence OF black republicanism, we must
be equally careful to keep clear OF lire eating
disunIonlsm. identification with either would
be fatal TO democrats"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

no - AZ
Use LlUN ,
no = the
uOrpUpular
ever made
IeUCe II Te-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

TENNEss EE.-Letters received at Washington
from prominent Union men IN Tennessee appeal
earnestly tor SINE settlement of the sectional
difficulty before the adjournment of Congress.
They say that the Union victory in Tennessee
was achieved with that expectation and that
although they 10 MOI uistIust -'Ir. l. Incoln the
people demand an adj usllucut. n letLer 10 The
New York Evening Post from gentleman &C
tive III the canvass in tennessee gives a some
what different account. He says
- About the first of January we began to fear
that the wave OF disunlon would certainly roll
over Tins State. Our people were greatly
alarmed. Some Of our leading citizens openly
avowed themselves for secession. The people
took the matter III their own hands, and called
mass meeting ioT tue 7th OF January Al.
though my opinions are we'll known throughout
east tennessee, / was invited 70 address the
meeting. l met the issues fairly, aud without
lodging. / began by announcing the great h is
torcaI TACT that the founders OF TINS government
were ireesoIers. l defended the republicans
and Mr.. Lincoln also, against the abOminabIe
charges with which this country mas been flood
ed. insisted that even If the repu blicans car
ry out their policy II could afford no ground tor
a dissolution ol our government. | warned nv
nelghbOrs against Southern couederacy the
central idea OF winch is to be African slavery
! Since this meeting ! have again and again adj
dressed many VI Tue people ct this Ounty,speak
ing just as many hard things about slavery as
suited me. GA may be surprised that such
things are allowed. AN surprised myself but
III these days oi excitement and trouble when
all We hoid dear IS GA tue verge OF ruin, our
people VIII listen IN spite OF the slayenoldIng
arIstocracy and, being OF tue largest slave.
holders ia the county, generally express my
senthneuts without asking that privilege FROM
any ot my nelgnbors. YOU thus see how
the victory has been gained IN this county. The
truth Is, Lnere are teus vi thousands OF voters n
| this State VINO would even agree wuh you re.
puoLlcdns ii your doctrines were correctly stated
10 them
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Rutland, Feb. %, 1851.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

hAIHAI1
b st ana
preparation
AIS LllmEuEe
L. keel
noFes 3 II
ling out re
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Rutland, Feb. 81, 1861.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
aALrImoRx LOCK HOSPITAL.

.,upn A pEpIrCH FROM OF ACKERI.
kSfApLionhD 40 -Nf o,.-...y
Inc ony '-N.r,.. -. -, o.r,.,. sne,ay and
80 rs.,.I psmss, IN ths Word for weakness Of the
only tnee,as nsneT ,an h,sss Kdaey, and Bladder
baek or Lnos nan-r.l Dehily. Nervous.
Involuntary puehFsss 1s.oS az id,s. pslp.
nss H.. rss rsnbinss Dlans. slight cd
t.uon o. ns ~ Noe az sian Aescons
iness pisease o. VIC nes' ~ is nl.oTAer, ssps ron
Lsnys somssn o. ~ ,.Sy AMI olsry practices
their Victims than The .Ong Of JFses 2 s
a. S., ay'i nsrrIsss. a., iSiposssls
.u oh.v. h,eone the victims Of solitary Wee, tia,
dsadnl AID habit which sSnaay ,sss,. apa
fr.vs o. S o. have nrsnced rening
With the hundsn u eloqsence or vAksa 70 sss NV
living Tre' may can WIN ~ 1hSaraGT -
Married Persons. or Young Men eoesenPsns az
aware Of pnynca sss<ns'' ''s'A' s'N-"'
specify cured .,,,.. a. -. a, mr. nav rsusiousy
ne sno psee ~. sns sonsasaty rely ueon IL
en- s0nh :. : - y nv a = 80
- ORGANIC wrAKNEss m
rr,r,es,s,.ly Cured and Pail yFor Restored
Dr.ss r.ns's s ,:s.s s 81 ia %p r
Young commit sxessses rop
dreadful enc as . Hs 10 a.ny cha
hs power prOcresOn Loot soener By those falling Into In
rope ~ ssaSy ospns The nros serious and destructive
ynpsons 70 beth ssdy and mind sre Tbs system become,
r.nsse ss ys s.,,sS. p,spsps Pa.ou Of III.
Heart Inascsdoo Constitutional Debility Wasting of FRAME
oO~sH'' oTSIcE NO 7 sorrH YRrDEsIcK STREET.
l.S N. sons from Bslrraote street few door the
InS. 70 ss.s,s aaas and nsssf n. poeOr po
e. has. n Ii osos - > =
- DR. JOHNSON, s--.
.r Of IN. Roy College OF Surgeons graduate from OF
te mos, Colleges United States and the greater
S bo.s ne hs, Aeen spent In hospitals London Par
ph,,nhIx and elsewhere has elected the
that we're ever Known with ringing
IN he head and can when aeep crest beng alarm
al Al sudden sounds bashnsss With frequent blushlns NJ
$500 lar dersukenent Of mind we're cured
1890 - = 80 = = '7II IIs.|
nsNA'' TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Ne .s,,..s al thoss Who have injured themselves BY In
.as soi,.ry habhs xhch ruin BOTH body and
Poger a. -, .i,b, busin,.s .tudy society or n
anu 1SO' ING ~ W. ~ = - -.
n, IA. ..a and erects produced BIZ
~. ~ .oyb VI, Ws.ine.s on The Back and Limbo
th HAD punes, Of Sight Loss OF Mulcular Power Pal
. ~ d. E.art Dv.prn.y Nervous I.rltabty persnge,
snt he pisesys Tsneuons Genera. Dshnity symptoms
1r.,,,,.on
fearful Effects on the mind are much to be
dresd,aos Of Memory Confusion oIdea Depression Of sp
a. rvi Foyehoducs Ayerson 10 Society," Dhtrus
u ~; ~ 5S,,y A. are sone NJ ne evil, produced
nS. N All sse can now fudge phat
,hs dnns hs,lh ItsIng their yTor becouinr weak pale
o. tnen ueSpus ~ .,r.n., .rnss,.r,s sho.t M,
nect"os 40 On, .slsss, n- -. SsIon
vs. s0atn Anu "APo- vofIHC MIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
RICHMOND WING.
VOLUME 66

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DEsfRE 10 can attention 70 ny mon Nc. 100 MAIN
sss 20 hs building No. s1s N ain stresI Ad
FN HsPoTswooD HOTEL"
between SIN St streets. where PrsPArsdto srhetalE
MILLINERY GOODS
and reAiynAde Millinery Articles than hsreOsore ooos.ens Of
Hk Sraw Bonnet Plnmes. Hbocn freneh
and American Hover BRIDAL wreaih Head Dresses Dress Cas-
Las Caps BsTANs Grape and Aan oouAs and Sleeves N
nts Cspa HAS and Coaks Rachel and rabs a. IN Az sy
In connection with the general Millinery besne VII mAnaiAe
tass % aad SAata OfAk inds Ia NE sst ln
ionaSs styles pees An orders VII yros
80 ~n--is, Mention ~ O. BAAf0H,
~ MAIN -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

poLLoCE,S REMBpH FOB DYSPEPSIA AND CHRo
NO e.sty confidently offered 10 the mob
Nc and q The belief thai powersin IN.
superior 70 any medicine Which AAs Spshs 70 ,hs
notice Of NE coranrry Tn ssazbe medicine ha been IN
M about axtssa yssr s.4 restored 70 health hundreds Of
ps.sons n ~ ~ sss vSs AsasAs hsPsrsA
.tsp = ~, - - esns nsa sat lea GN<
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
NUMBER 20.

-,-~,-~ BACON LIQUORs, &c.
4OO g s:. :: . =: .: :a:iy
saal plpss gsnas:y "a os.Id II.ass Sr.aay
90 bbh and half beh blackberry, cherry, and png9
7 sbss One fhtais apple and peach brandy.
10 bbL Northen spps brandy
e e S sSs. I ,rssD. . .s ana Ode.
100 eisy.,hs.ssursd werdsRar hsuL
5 s .si ssi baa. Western lard
i.S ssH sss.o,n ?. sss'hsd and powdered an.
s0bbl No l. 8. and maetGs.
so SSs No i cut hsrfnsa '-
20 ssi I.i a iss. supsrans and family Sen.
l7 Sbsh bbh White fsh-
1-'- Is Beg 1 Eo and fssssyr. eea...
s ssas,: sS .I.. .ss t. s:.s ,.p
% eere. Cdssd pepper
soSos barrel Govern.
70 dos cedar tuba, 49,.
' iss s::.i . ..sss's: ! s.s.s
IS scss nfteAsus esndie.
- ! ColSAis's dsisrnvs and fancy sosA
% bbI Cubs and n noissss
0 tisrres codnsh. lsIa
100 Do cotton and h.np uns.
$40 bag, u shot.
'iGD dnf bl-Lets ."
DuVboEss tobacco.
10 tess sal Soda
is hal ehesis green and blash Tee.
Icy boxes sdsmantns camilla
sst The ansoios u The TIE shove dock vh Ii.r,
l5.' @ THOMAS JONES,
xmO. ---.-5 l.a .4t Ne MAJ" ss.a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

PARKE POINDEXTER,
ATTORNE Y AT LAW.
..-a % - niehmond City, Va.
WILL practice in al ths oonr. held Il the City Of Richmond
w and Of Chesterfield, Hsnnoo and powhatan
once We of1sh Pearl and Main Streets The
tore OF Noah Waller 90. ds20-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

u 80 GREY USIYoRA COATS
& BLUE PILOT MILITARY ovIIooAf1
For sale II UM. Ia sHTH1
Main Atrnel

4 AT MEApE & BAKERS DRUG STORE,
"A $50 MAIN street, corner above Post Once
Strangers and others win end One assortment Of Lubin and
other nne Soaps Pomsdes Perumery and oosmeqse Also,
large Of best Port No aes and Purses, Com
brushes Cigar Matches and oil the popular Patent Medicines at
The lowest prices for cash. jeiS
VIRGINIA BOWIE kNIvBs.-we oGer for sale
quantity Of this formidable Weapon strictly Of home
faoure, At Wholesale and retail
myq0 SMITH, RHODES 4 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
KERFOOT q WALLER, g
AfTORHgYS AND CoUNSILLORs At Law,

rfl a. DALLAS, TRxAa
n. B.-Prompt attention Collection and Land Claims.
RKTnExl shmuel NJ Garland, Amherst q Il Va; John
Thompson Jr Amherst h., Va; uarlAnd Christian, Lynch
b1rs, Va Mossy speed, dol Judge n. Il Buford, Dnas,
Texas; Eon N. h. DsInen do. rlh9O-dkciy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
RICHMOND AND DlsvILLI RiIlROlD.T
EapllE - zEAR q
DO .rs,l.-t C. ,.i-t8 kUpERNrENpENr's oSflcp.l |
-, ~ ...f-.f "a q .lH-(l kcsxml Jlylsth lseL |
SUMMER ARR ENT,

- ExHIEEf1 60 81 i Ia
- xX-R Ez11M2 III zzk-AH -
II .-sIlI., = .f-ts ACCOMPLISHMENTS OFFICE
II. d. .'f .r7-g , : kessmr y, II lsth lsel z b.
rf -f 80 - -
BuMMER N ~ ANGB N kNHs
go E FOR THE SOUTH ANDeoUTHwisf. ~ bs'
/ t-- .x,...r,.- - = ,,,,,,,, I, t,poIn
'rli RICHMOND AND DANflLLE hAiLhoAD.
ON and amer MONDAY july 18Th the Passenger Trains win
II N 10 Iowa: n - - = Tliis : ttr5t --.4.J
r, 80. nth -.,a a.u, fs.na.v, insu5sd, NJ J,so A.
NJ; outcn sunday me liam aoss 70 jill, 80
,n:Is s,,h he Chiis on 'ne hou'n fus A-AAoA Avn ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

fOR TEX SALE Of NsdkO&H
ryHE has this day commenced the Auction eune
or OF NEGRoEs II the An ton Room On FRANKLIN
,sre-t lately occupied BY Belts q GREG0kY.
he w sell Negroes both pab y and privately and sohes NE
pArO friends and the pubic generally He pledges h
sGeFta promote the lat 81 hs pArons and nstisrs hle
bis long experience In the trade be viii be enabled 70
market prices He v make liberal advances
property 10 hAnd-And prepared 70 board persons en-
ged the trade Aad Aso sT demonstrating ample sesoA-
ma Iona Tor bOt. n sfokIS.
On Frankln, Srd door beior Wan street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

TRtACrICS FOR VOLUNTEERS ~ ACTIVE
skRvICH-h espA allon and vii be pnbfshed mnsdiae,
Naras Of fAee t NolaEteers Active Service compiled
sn the la,sst s-4sDsEb ApTE enSrAsIns ~ .eAt essen
aetvs service BY Col w. II, koz4Aos,J r
HLAaLK READY.
MAHuAL poR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RlYLEMrNt-
We would your attention Important military vork In
the eourse publication BY tounanan. L. Morris ppbhher
cad The hook has been prepared by Col Lnons
pavs Of hs Array emitted rHE MAxuA being
rnAon Aodse ut Of the drill for Mounted rnemen In ad
ahsn which Il printed IN full The sGrghhers Dri for
Mounted Raeuen Capt Maury which correspondent
fvrrsd % favorab,y IN columns few sefs sgnEA0
, 1861-12-05
From Tennessee.

From the CINCINNATI Eonlulc1c1sh.i
Private adyices prove that King Harris, of
Tcnncssec, sits uncomfortably on his throne;
and the transfer Of Jetf's imperial council to
thc City of Rocks can only give him that poor
consolation which misery derives from compa-
nv. a regiment Of volunteers under his last
call, said to number 1,100 men, which had
rushed together, under Col. John Head,
lawyer Of Gallatin, impelled by the deiusion,
10 doubt, which became pretty general in that
nart OF Dixie a month ago, that two hundred
aud fifty thousand Confederate troops would
be in Southern Kentucky within Il few weeks,
and auv amount Of Enfield rifles smuygled in
from England, encamped ut the Red Sui
phur Springs, not FAR from the Ken
lucky line The other day they pulled
IN stakes, burned their camp cqulpagc
and returned home, on the ground. that they
! could get no arms. No doubt this and similar
failures caused the tyrlnt's last 6plutteration
I about the militin. The truth is, there arc
| many people in Middle Tennessee who will
not bring in their private arms at the crack o1
| Master Harris's whip. They desire to keep
On the wing, when he begins stampede IKE
that Of GovernorJackson. But unti! tue ted,
| eraI army marches to their relief, the trstfu
usurper will subject them to all manner OF IT,
| 1annical inquislrion. The rebels Of Southern
| Kentucky, TOO, are making it manifest y.
tlcir actions that the advance brcezes OF :
coming storm have shaken the leaves abou
| them. Some Of the secession meTchants Q
Glasgow have transferred their stock to Frank
| lin. and others are growing uneasy
, 1861-12-05

iHE p-lSH BRIGADE EA1EN&f'
od'sial intelligence was received in this
t:;y Yesterday from Gen. H:llec!z's Head
Quarters at St Louis, that the gallant Irish
Brigade Of this city no longer has existence
s,v,. in the history Of this war by their gal
la.try at Lexington, having ;,12:, 722 otherwise
t}.c;:pctl from the army roll, and TO be no
longer recognized. This is in accordance
viii. III order from the War Department,
which without any definite explanation Of
liz matter, we take to be the mode selected
f.r t:vii1g AWAY with all question as to the
release Of the parole imposed on the entire
pr;ce,3c The difficulties that have sprung
NJ ii making the terms Of exchange at St
Louis, would for 8 long time delay the
eonuletion OF the organization now reform
ing. Col. Mulligan and over two hundred
A his men arc already released Individually
and they can and viii speedily rally new
Irish Brigade which will burn to aEenst
;hc r,vcrscs aad troubles Of It's predecessor
Col. Mul!iganlett for ashington yesterda,
On a., crrand connected with this matter
WE learn that at the time this order wa
issued The Brigade numbered about 81
hundred men. By commencing az 7aoo
it will only be temporarily delayed IN ia
King The field.