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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
FALL ExEcTYoSs.

W-To tLs vofcrs OF she 1suuteriat ntstyis6
composed Of the Countie. OF Bsnlteo and Han.
ever candidate Tor teat 10 0e ss4ate va ant
w the rssirpa lon wm weEha Eo Idf,m proper 70
tia those whs recognise III. soyer Of tho
states duty Of r.prsssnt.s 70 reject he will Of his
o,i~cwtf -.-. E JOHN v DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

NOTICE TO CITIxrss HAVING STATE
ARMa
,o ave r,pslsd ca par n hl. city having State Arm,
N mar "a 81 IN oil plesse direct their 20 deliver
VI O. DINNocE.
o,,,r Colonel Of Or nance OF Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
YROy yORrREss MONROE.

To,rarss bosn'E, Sept. ss.--oo. ssriOeh'm W" to
diy relieved by Capt Godsborsugh, and viii tonight
proceed 70 Washington.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

eF-To The Voters of the sth Congo ssion u
District, comp osei OF the Counties Of Cu'p9p
Per, "a edfs y, Srecn, grange. .Sutss, Spot.,i-
vani raroItne, sts I'd rBd * ing George!
Calls wing made by potion OF 10 know
whether oui the Confederate Congres elected
reply ~h none, through vain amb.tO0 should seek
In tn councils OF the county enee 'hos not prevent any
frr taking position 20 which the people may call him
The lon OF the pubic absorbed Ia the conflict VIII CHI
TO decide the destiny OF nations at regard neither
tstent with the Of the people TO the cc did
tine engagements permit therefore In the example
by candidate for your favor 10 declpng
should be peaors TO elect shall endsGyor TO devoe
htmSie abilities TO the service Of the country.
teoder my thanks 10 those OF e Ids and felowctE.ns
whose pzriaty has Indicated suitable peIon for
sp rnsble ttAtlon.
oci-cit JEREMIAH MORTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
eAssasc1 e,lisGl

IN. l.. Il. By
RECRUITS WANTED FOB TIE RICHMOND uGB?
INFANTRY BLUES
ZACH RrCRUTT ExTERs ACTIVE srRvIcE 80 SOON A. ~
LisTIB.
NY number OF good Recruits Will bs received Into this
"A Corps perm.sca having bsen obtained increase the
complete battalion. Toe Blues attached 80 the
Legion IN service m Western vnil under the command
Of Bdga-ier ensTsl Hen'y A. VISA
Tue Pines Snjted FIR the sRrs contntTn1s ofe
snd wi accepted for les period Of enlist
Apply u csDin Hammond Dussn, Wise Et2ion oFos
p Tsyor Sss store No 1885, Vain street, betveea 9tA
18th, kenusoni, between The hoan OF 0 h and Pm.
None need sppy bet Of good character and robus
heAlth.
Honorary members Blues and OF friends through
sted 10 astitt u.s.
Uniforms and ether necessary clothing furnished
o. JyssIsas wIsg
auS0- dieu Captain r. L. b.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
DR.UrIFUL COZ Nysy ssAT OF 90 "a


ID AoRgs IN THE BK OK IuRNfIKF, ONE NILE ykoa
RICHMOND, FOR SALE At AbCrIoS-At the request a. M:
Ro Lancaster twho hH removed th.rerou We shall sell At
pubic auction the preme', on esdsy after pm We sh
October 1891 " o'clock h' ssauiu country seat. oe,ed As
above ming s The land for the most part lays
ue With exception OF about 10 acres I'm grove Is In the
het criv siion There also on beautiful yung
orchard nov In fo bearing The buildings on e place are
ample for the dalton Of large family The dwelling lot
contains eight rooms with trick chen p.nng four
rooms hsdes b,rn stable csrsgehouse The place WILDE
dvid follows vx Lot NO Cont AIN ne " ares en-
bac the and houses aud hes des having tn part
Of the orhai beautiful eak lawn In font Lot No on The
touth 10 has II ANAL brick tenement Of
far rooms Let No the NORTH cons ming - acres has on
Il an richard aud old wooden dwelling Lot No rcns en-
the lead by the Pair Grounds and shhin goo ycs
Therefore, g. Of wach hsh In oak grove
and Lot tbs souh, ID containing - acres
plat Of the premises once Toe location OF th
pror sy pg the hest IN s county add 10 point CT
r,spstts niy will c.mpase fsvorsby with any Other
re hra ash bala at IL Is and "a month"; Tor
ne ,otabI. notes interest aided cared by uurt deed
ocl-td 6oDDlS hfPEkcON, Auctonsets
ryHAwPAGsB WINES at Auction. On FRIDAY
ths sth nst commencing st j! o'clock vii ssn ~ our
$3.50 les Bsskess and CO % ChsupsEne wines,
o. choice quality By the 20 xilE brands: fpsr
Hsldck sums Chass Hs'ds impsria. rpsrnsy o,ncsta
ssry Noussa YIN Regal fsrsr. Ansho Insy.s''on Ae Be-
ihs ~ Ul t.ls place without ress-d 70 ysalhsr
! ND - DUNLOP, hoHcuRl I 90, Assss,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
.sPECIAL NOTICE.

In erg from Dry Good, sness avne gold ogt our On
tire s,oes take this opportunity ofreurpng thar k TO our
and pabl for The tind PATRONAGE from them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

THE sURSCRIBEH having tngagsd teacher for Us
chidrso, woui take several sntll boys Is paP' 70
board In lis family. ,,,
Latin Creek Mathematics and 9s English Language viii be
taught IN the School
Tvsxr III. .sinn OF 10 months the change for board and
tuiSh s $40 payable hall the 18Th Of October wh
ihs school viii and the oths- hall on he lh Maeh
ns,t -I-l"- D W. M0Rn,s
oei-cM jar o:iop 2. o, hanover CO., Va
DyssOlUTI9V OF C0PARINERsuIP-U n'e,
The operation Of the Gc Of the on ed rate Confr7ss pas ei
Iugu 1851 commonly called the stqnetiraton Ls~, The
paftte slim h.r,toofe existing b.twesa Ihomss n tmlh, 81
klyn YORK. and the unders.ned, ander the s!s OF
smith, Hhodes * Go solved, aid the interest of
said thomas NJ Smith, csAscd frcr dsio. =,
The will bB inusd by the undersfneo snaef e
firm Of Rhods, wilson a Hurt
Epmscns Indebted 70 the Arm win psss make Immediate
..,,i.r.n, VI. III DkS,
tE) W. WILSON
WV. q. uURT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

hAroa's Coukz-Yes.srdsy, Alex. Jackson, T. ~. O.,
charged with asssultiug unknown white person. with
stone was discharged the evidence showing that tho
Commonwealth had the wrong SOW By the ear"
Geo. St .Clcit charged wi ".s'aulting person oy
the name Of Bob was ADMITTED 70 bal to answer the
charge this morning. Toe presumption 4, that Bob was
blebin round where he had no business, aud Iha. be
bobbed his ros against st. Clais's fist.
Peter Riley WIS CHARGED with "sittipg the sidewalk
having no place 20 stay"-the org and short Of which Il.
that Pet is a "ssgrant" Toe mssj of mankind have
no idea Of the onesomcnes Of that condition OF
fellow creature described upon the police records in
the significant phrase, mo place to stay"
John Hawkins, "a 10 vas" $50 recorded was semitic
jal in dsau OF $3.50 security for his geoi behavior
john says that he bsloass to COL Greggs Regiment t.
o. Vols but, ii so, he has certainly not shouldere1
musket for several mouths be has been wagering
about the ssrsets Of Richmond during that length ofmr
unresraned In his movements BY anything like milisy
discipline.
Nick Powers was brought up for trying the strength
Of some mean vhisksy, which furnished to bin at
low GROCERY down town. Nick gurged the fuid In his
mouth get "a good taste" Of t. and then spit il out
upon the bril- sidewalk. To bis amusement, the bricks
cracked wherever the liquor touched, aud 8, Nick con-
cuded not put any more Of the 'psen siu" in his
mouth. The Mayor considerably discharged the pri'
sener
John Hughes charged With shooting at Peter Paeli.
held bail for his good behavior, in the sum Of
1850 John WAS merely stem Pting to experiment upon
the person Of Pao to ascertain II the peroration Of
human being with leadea ball would be productive OF
serious quences Unfortunately for the prosecr
ion of hs design the law prohibits philosophical eIpe
rimeuts OF this character and hence John confront
cd With the Mayor. s..
A. McCiuire, charged with being drunk aud trespiss-
ing James Carr sent to jail 10 default OF security
FOR HE good sehavior We are warranted in sayng Nc
is not relative of tho gay and rocking Capt Murphy
zcClire whose discontinue oit,hs senctmonious Amin
iiab Seek will be forgotten BY those who have
joyedh
T1ere was no other case before tie Mayor yesterday
of any moment Sevsrsl negroes, for petty Offences,
we're ordered 10 be ashsd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

INOartFIC lTI0N sAND AHrgLLBRf.5,.w
1871 msin street. hss just ruhnhrd-- an tbok
- F.o'd yor heaio and Artillery asc, Mlnu OF Lgt and
us.yy ktlsry with Iiusst BY fgoert l. Nle lne
Army csptsil Elenees R:tEsnt, l. rice " %. w.
vuyusT, uEN's FOR IL CE~Ts.-J. v, RANDOLPH
Is Main street has for ccuhrn clifton o. The
Ne res,amsn for pocket P.ss 10 esnss or 70 cent? ~
mail
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
IHELEAI.

Can, Jenkins has been asa gued to the Q after
m,.,t's Department, under General Anderson and Aa'
Tor ALEU- 20 smar position under Ger freHoet
o." rSssns rin for the present, remain with the
o.sy Of the Po,omsc although was understood sev
er GAYS sgo be VS. to bs transferred to Gen. i'emonts
command.
TIE Young man Who came here and stated that the
rsbel army i veil supplied with shoes, shch everybody
,nas xho knows the c,a has been appointed leu;er'
Nh Rs the army for su,h Information, which act creates
feeling of.deep Indignation hare.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

- To the Voters cf The PfttsyIyania District =
candidate represent III Fret Csngrss I'M DIR the
wa 81 TREDwAy.
Exsner Dispatch and Enquirer will publish weeks.
tci--c2g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

NB-A p.rs,ns indebted 30 will ps.se make immediate
payren, .,--iL A.,
the from O'Clock until two, and from three
u . un, fur notice. vheri sppcs lon can be made -
renting CT store which moti admirable arranged fr al
4 kind Of business.
Ca'--at e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
NOTICE TO FARMIIeS

NTY mill conpes order for manufacturing The best hmh
vi The fthose Who Wish 70 have eIa coavee
iato ur or any portion Of aai will be grou
on hort notice and Ia ,he best m.nnss The vhen 20
good ou.ty AID Ia ro7d Order this M will rake 5000 nor
Is any Other In Tbs mill large and has room enous
20 ,pre ad the store good deal q Hour
Bexdss The attention Of conpeteni mRsrt VII rs
sct personal attention 3, the GRADING and putting up oil 'n'
-four. -, -. ur.....
White wheat for family vi be EXCHANGED dhrtne'
Of ten cents busse there no white wheat raised
Barrels furnished At market prices. ,.,vvo
Richu ond-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

T1LOUR.-oros nddnnp Flour, Roylsnds brand, IN ssor
+ ,sd for ni' sy .,r.., itss s.s CAV .s,.ss..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
UNIvERsITY OF VIRGINIA.

VI
IyHg session OF this institution will the
l. day OF October. and end on the 4th OF July.
The trstrueo In The Aeadepe Law AMI hedlc,l
hool' win be contpae here oior and School Of Military
Glen. and Tactics vi be In tneto Into operation
& the beginning Of the session.
~ having gained currency that the University has
zen converted icto Military Hospital proper 70 that
ieh not the Owing tie crowded condition OF the Geo.
raj HosFs At Chsriottesyie tbs University buidlnss
open the ceplon OF the sick and wounded Of
ieotfedeste Army during the vaeson. Many OF them have
eaty been dshAetd and such remain vii be re.vld By
ssry 10 September rs the rooms bteOms vacant they
put thorough state OF preparation for the
frudens f
rNr Catalogues, address, hAUpIN
su90-cils Oct Chr. Of The Faculty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA
l. REDUCTION OF CHARGES.
OWING 70 The embarrassed state oflhs country, the Whit
Osuyhrr Spring. Company has dstsrnined uPon tie folo~in
charges for board.
{a5Jper dsy.
tis per week, ......
$50 per uaonsa. s-.s
White tvcthIri price Children under and ovW
yasrs sad ccicreJ servants haif-priee.
An abundant nuvpiy o;ios has been ssssrsd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

GLOVES -c.o bsieI best quality Glove, for sale by ~
~ sal EOa ,ND pA'hNroel Wv.
CARRIAGE ROLTs-rey veil s,soriei, In store and
I fr a. hT OIL NIXON 90. No. LOG Man gfeet leoO
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
Concentration Of Rebel Forces.
New York, Nav I.

New ork, May Z.
The Tribune's Washington CORES
pondence says, the government has
certain advices that there are between
5000 and 5000 troops in the vicinity
OF Fairfax Court House, Virginia, and
that within two days march Of Rich
mond. There are at least 1000 avail
able men whose Il, sire and expectation
IS soon to be quartercd in Washing
ton.
a gentlemen who was at Gen. But
ler's camp this morning, says there is a
battery planted on the other side of
the Patapsco river. which can rake
him cffectually. He informed Gen.
Butler Of it, who at once made prepar-
atoms to take it.
Thomas J. Townsend has :bcor an
pointed Surveyor General Of Wis. and
Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

THE WAY TIE PENNsy1eASIA
DurcuMEN FIGIlr.-When the Berks
County and other inte rior troops were
on their way towards Camp Curtin, the
officers had conference over the news
Of the taking of Fort Sumter, and the
fact that after ,hirty-six hours canona-
ding no life was lost.
One honest Dutch officer. could not
understand how this could be done: but
another officer, better posted i'll warfare
assured lim that it was all owing to
the astonishing Improvements in mod
ern science, which had made the ar
Of war so perfect fhat forts might be
battered down, ana cities be lombard
ell and yet nota single individual be kill
ed. The honest Dutch son otmars list
ened attcntiyely and in surprise at sEci
remarkable results. Suddenly his face
reddened and. with blow upon the
table, which sounded like the discharge
ola Colnmbiad, he exclaimed, s'Den b,
tam, dey had peter not pring town on
Dnichmans, for dey are SO tam shtupie
NIT science, dat dey could not 90 int,
= fight mitout killing somebody.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
Ii 1aas

\ want long expressed by the public
has al last been realized. and they now
have a .Sc,cipg Nvchiac which fully
meets that want. and does away entire
" with the causes Of complaint 50 fire.
quent heretofore, and which til now
have called in vain for remedy. The
La1d, Webster 4. Co. Sewing Machine
avc:,!s t',r faults while It ';..;~utes a,.
on the good points Of all other machines
is strong, durable, simple III construc.
ton, easily understood by tie novice
its capacity for work within no limit
where sewing can be done making tbs
Ti4ht Lock Sitch, alike on both site,
IT tic Notwithstanding no un1u si1,
ridge to wear away, causing the stitcl
to break; perfect in its every working
strong in its every part, it IS Just the
thing 40 long needed by Families
Dressmakers, Cloak makers, Tailors
| Shoemakers, Carriage tfnmmers, or il
any branch Of industry where the .faes
or the strongest sewing is required
LonisrM you7nul
| See advertisement of these machine.
| in another column.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
W Asi1ISGToS. Nav :

NAsHTSGroS. May 7
Mi ANDERSON has this evening. will
the c'nsea' Of the President, accepted
the command Of the Kentucky Brig
alr
Tie :. !. !Icrs,a's correspondence
saws:
'l'i.e greatest activity nrcvai's 1T til.
war AM navy departments IN perfect
iae tie detai's tar eacea,,assi.ae and
nnnis9ng traitors.
-Nnofhar committee las been herr
from Baltimore. They report 10 thc
President HAT tile MI, spirit was
down, anI that tho loyaliSts IRE pre-.
ing to welcome tie Governments troops
There ai,i se 1t least three ree;no,lt>
raised in Baltimore. Of laoo men each
anl tley will be accepted BY Govern
mont.
4n.0~n troops vii = concentrated n
N;sfli;et il
The Massachusetts, s'h regiment yes
tcrlay sent fve hundred loases rof
splendid bread, made by themselves.
to The y. Y. 18th regiment,
Gen. Patterson, Of Pa. will move
troops by detachmonts through Balti
more, as soon as .he railroad is repair
Ell.
Maj. Hunter, U. S. A., viii be mad,
Colonel.
Late Rirhtn"na papers announce the
marching Of military companies to
wards l1arper's Ferry.
The Kentucky battal,5if is expected
to move thithcr. Senator Morrill, ten
ders a regiment Of lumbcrmcn from
Maine. none to be less than six feet. for
the regular army. They are likely to
be accepted.
The Governors of PENNSYLVANIA.
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Illinois
agreed OH plan of cooperation for the
support Of the Federal Government
They act as unit, their action having
been ratified by the President.
Secretary Chase has ordered the
stoppage Of all supplies Of any kind 70,
the rebel States at Cairo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
rendered 20. y'Erce Years.
3 5ston, May :.

The officers Of t'.c Isl regiment.
which has been in quarters several
days waiting marching orders, on
learning Of tie official order from the
War Department that no more troops
would be accepted under three years
enlistment, waited on Gov. Andrews
this p. m. in q body, and offered their
services together with the regiment f
the full term.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
NO. %.
From st. Louis.
st. Louis, Nav

St. Louis, May 3.
The Union Home Guard Of the first
and second wards numbering 1900.
were sworn into to volunteer service of
the I. S. to-day. Companies from
other wards will be sworn in during
the week. These men arc allowed to
remain with their families, and pursue
their usual avocations, but will be re-
qnired to do guard duty one day in the
week.
Capt. Lyon has orders to receive
10000 volunteers. He has already mp
wards Of 5000 mustered into the SER
vice, and tile Home Guard Of this city
will complete and perhaps exceed thu
complement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
From Washington
New YORK, May 8.


A gentlemen Of this city, bearer ot
dispatches to Wahington, reports his
conversation with Secretary Seward
lie told Mr.. Seward Of the determined
feeling in New York to sustain the Gov.
ernment, energetic actionwas expected.
Mr.. Seward replied that the people
should not be disappointed, and thought
they would be well satisfied with what
would take place in a very few days.
This gentleman also had 4 conyer-
satin with 7. NJ. General Blair, who
gave him the programme the govern
mcnt, and thinks it will be efcctual in
qnelling the disturbance.
Troops viii probably be sent to New
Orleans.
Nr. Blair thinks the war will be short.
spirited and energetic
The Third Regiment Of L. s. infantry
under Maj. Shepard, left BY railroad for
Washington via Baltimore this morn
ing.
Senator Johnson made "A manifest
Union Speech for the enforcement of
the laws and the preservation Of the
Union at all hazards, at Knoxville a
few days since. The speech was rcceir
ed with great applause.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

TIE GoLDEN RuLE.-It is said Of an
Indian, that whenever he got into 4
bad place in swamp, where the ground
was too soft for safety, he put stake
to mark the place. Thus he not only
avoided .ilc danger Himself, hut kept
others from falling into the same snare.
Might not every Christian learn 4 les
Son from this rude son Of the forest, not
only to guard against his own false
steps, but as he prays, s'lead us not into
.emptation," to be careful to remove
cmptation ont Of his brothers patho
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
AsuISGroS, Nav S.

a Louisiana regiment arrived Il
Richmond on Monday. l,4oO Tenn
troops and battalion of Alabams
troops have reached Lvnchbnrg. Al
Norfol. there are about 1000 troops
including two companies Of Georgians
The authorities were fortlfying Nor
folk in all directions. Also at IIattera.
Inlet, North Carolina
\ board Of medical officers will con
ycne at the Naval Hospital, New York
on the Il Of June next, for the exam
nation Of candidates for admission into
the medical corps Of the navy.
1t is reported that troops now at
Perryville will soon arrive here. It is
understood they viii land on the B:,lti-
more side, joining Buffers forces At
Relay House, and with troops from
'Iarrishurgh will make force enough to
pass safely through Baltimore.
Il is reported chat cx-siov. Reeder Of
Kansas. now Of Pennsylvania. Will be
promoted Bsiga1llcr Gcnera. IA the ar
my.
Lieut. Homes who fred the l!arper's
Ferry arsenal, is appointed Quarter
master General with the title Captain.
The viroinians are not ready for On
attack Oh Washington. Gen. Lee IN
sisted that the State line shall not be
crossed by yirgie'ias'F I'll shey are at
taclss,!.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

Several army officers, Who filled t.
get commissions III the rebel service on
resigning, have asked to be restored.
They met with an emphatic refusal.
There are 10000 stand Of aras ii.
Washington navy yard.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
E'ile Rebel Navy.

The following information relative tc
the Navy Of the Southern Rebels is from
the Montgomery (Ala.) Nit, the edit.
or If which is the Private Secretary ot
he Minister Of War Of the Confedcra.
cv.
The personnel Of the Navy is not de-
cidod upon, but from the list we subioin
It will be seen they have a sufficient
number to, organize qnite a formidable
force. The following list s1'o~s the
number Of vessels now in the Southern
Nayy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

How IT STANDS AHIoAD.-Our lats
Minister to France, Mr.. Faulkner, who
is Nirsillian. presented the Conliiis-
sioners ef Jeff. Davis t. t''r NtpeloI.
Wis gave them no encouragent TIE
French Minister of Foreign Affairs
said that the United States need not
have any apprehension Of 4 speedy re
cognition by France. Of the Southern
Confedoraev. Mr.. Dallas, our Minis
ter to England, refused to present the
Commissioners.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
Tennessee Going SM4.
NASHVILLE. Nav Z.

The proceedings Of The Tennessee leg
islature have just been made public
The ordinance Of secession, and alliance
with the "Confedcrate States" was pass
ed, subject to vote Of the people on
the 8tll OF June The military bill was
also passed. II calls for 55 900 voun-
teels. and appropriatos S2.o0o,o0Q nm
conditionally and 100, 900 unconli-
tionalIs.