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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-12

TELEGRAPH News The New Orleans Delta SAYS
nothing can be more Fexatious at this moment of gen
cra anxiety than the laundering the contradictory and
utterly unreliable staEmcnt3 which in default Of other
sources, we are complied every day to publish under
the head Of telegraplc We must beg our readers to
understand that we lave TO responsibility whatever
for the accuracy or reabeness Of what is transmitted
to US az news by the agent Of the associated press
We have correspondents at all the interesting points
OF operations, from Whom We sometimes get nforma-
ton BY telegraph for which we can vouch We have
not yet been under he necessity Of contradictng OF
apologsing for any ERRORS or fake statements from
those sources, and Is for the tumble Of absurdites
under the head of Photographed to the associated
press we do not deem 1t necessary to comment on
such garing foes arid transparent improbabiIities
We would caution OUT readers to their own judy
ment and intelligence in the reception of such news
and by no means to pase any conclusion, indulge any
exultation or t5eld Up any apprehensoEs based upon
statements emanmingtfrom such a source.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-12

Ex4NuNAross-Thc annual examination Of the pu-
pills Of the Keach I'd male College, Keachi, Louisiana,
will commence on n csday, June 25th, and close on
Thursda, June 27th.
The annual exam nation Or the Mansfield Female
College, Mansfield, louisiana, viii begin on Friday,
June 28th, and close lon Wednesday, July Sd.
The exercises Of these aourishing institutions will
be very interesting sHd we would advise all who can
make it convenient tb attend
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-12

The New Orleans Mirror says, Gen. Twggs has been
appointed mgorgene al by the Confederate congress,
and has accepted the tank, and will command the mill
tary district Of Louisiana Gen. Twiggs will, I'M
derstand, make New orleans his head quarters. sol
dcr Of his experience and ability, invested with com,
potent power has lon4g been needed in that city. II
The law Of the Confederate congress provides that
volunteers shall furnh their clothing but every
noucommissioned Off and private shall be entitled
10 money, in sum quail to the eest of clothing of a
non-comrnissioned officer o- private in tie regular
army The ratons prdyided, though coarse, ample,
aud in fact, not person in ten, will consume the
amount allowed, Soldiers to be efficient, should have
a little money A. posFibc-let them be well supplied
with cash and is impossible to preserve good orde.
and disepne-they will scale wall or break through
a guard, to get out tb spend the money.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-12

Yhe Louisville Courier publishesa letter from its Vr-
glnla war correspondent Se De Kay" in which occurs
the following paragraph You will see by reference to
mapot Virginia. thatif the reports be true concerning
the seizure OF the Manassas Gap railroad by the federal
troops, that we are completely hemmed in at Harpers
Ferry. We have no means of access to Richmond Va
nor the interior of the State and within rife shot of
US is the frontier while there thousands of the enemy
In halt-days march. Here then we must stand and
when the time comes cut way out of this trap
not at all dsheartened appalled, by these eream
stances In the border State convention on the 2qtb
ult, Messrs. Gamble Hail. Guthrie Wicklie Bell Dixon
and Dunlap were chosen committee to prepare gener
al address. Messrs. Guthrie Bell Dixon Williams and
Richardson, were appointed committee to prepare an
address to the people of Kentucky Upon resolution
the members of the convention were sworn to be faithful
to the constitution Of the United States while holding
membership.
EASTERN TEXAS RAHRoAD.-Alr. Jesse Muekleroy
writing us from Sabine pass the 25th ut that
twentytOur miles of the eastern Texas railroad are
now completed 1t is doubtless now finished to Beau
mont The company have iron and ties enough. to
complete fifteen miles more as there are Eftvrtwo
miles ethe road graded, it is to be hoped that all the
iron on hand will be exhausted before the work ceases
The people of eastern Texas are determined this road
shall be completed, and Though the war excitement
may retard It's progress greatly the enterprise will not
be abandoned until it penetrates the northern counties
in our States. Much has already been accomplished
and much more can and will be. FNaeogdoches Chron
negro was being tried for his life at Dangerield
Texas, last week for attempt to poison his master
and family.
The British ship St George with prince alfred On
1r,,sl -f-. ~. i
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-12

The British ship St George, with prince alfred On
board arrived at Halifax, Nova Scotia the 22dult
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-12

The New Orleans bulletin says, if we would be in
dependent indeed, WI must cultivate the grasses and
grow more grain, thai may raise our own stock
horses mules cattle, ogs and sheep at home, and not
be mere killers flor the name Of Gotten planters
to buy horses mules hogs and bread from our cool
friends Of the west! Had we seeded from this YAM
Iire policy many yedrs ago, we should to-day have
been truly great ricH, ana independent. We must
combine 'pasturage Fith planting"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
FARMING LANDS FOR SAL
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

and Ss1DssIps b. 9afs s. sale
following lands all lying and on either asme TIE
Military road, in the Town of Wingville Grsnt othe
Wisconsin: Vounty
See ., Town 9, N. Range / west--e4oa ara.
Ma OF Sec. "a, Town ., N. Range / West sso
VS. ofSec. Isl Town 8, N. Range West o acres
SwA Of Sec. %, Town g. N. Rangel Wet Ye0 acres
E1a ofnwA OF Sec. %, Il. 6, N. K. / wv acres
Fer particulars inquire Of Thos. j. Green q acres.
Wingyile, or A. D. Mills GA the premises % at
Miles White, Baltimore, Nj. 80 ~sehts loT
The property is 3 tuated two miles west 90 w.
so fairly divided between prairie and timS" lngVla
fecty adopted for farming These lands ara per-
the highest parts Of the county but il
ing springs aud water may be had angalereb Nv
MingVilie, June 18th, 1860. uggng
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
HARDWARE.
STOVES, HARDWARE, IRON,
Agricultural Tools, Tinware, Cutlery
GLASS, PUTTY, &c, &c.

offer TO the citizens Of Grant County and elsewhere
II full and complete assortment Of the above goods.
Nv stock OF Cooiing, Parlor and Dox Stoves IS com
pete -baying purchased them for cash offer them o.
lower prices than any other dealer who buys time.
N stock OF Iron and Steel s OF the best PttshuY{
alld Eastern brands To those who buy in quanitie
II will sell at pitsburg aud New YORK. prices, adding
lonly The transpo tati0n.
Carriage Bolts, Nuts Horse Nails, &c. full assert
iment.
Iwould respectfully call the attention Of Farmers and
others engag Cd in raising stock to PTiRdte Patent
lericaitarai CGtdron aud Steamers" 1t entirely
pelcedps the adron. wlIeh will boil only ana
that in limited quanttes,unlke The kettle il can be
made to cook large quantities at time at any desired
point. 10 any convenient wooden 1essel at hand which
Is steam tight ecom1nen atoms ftom the best farm
ers in The ate Of Nav York where hey extensive
Is used. - Can be seen at nay store, near the Depot
next door % the Barnett House, Boscobe Wis
FRANCIS McSfAnEN.
BoscobeI, Noy- u, 1851 22u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18

- s. 10 ali whom i mas
- i,auwiAg aese ribed la4los ana lVWh
dan eps.alber. 1853 for the taxes dae ana IN.
l For tne wear 1873 retsain unTcdeelaea - ills oisee
Now therefore unless the taxes argos and interest
set opposite each tract mt together with the r.
demption zee, shall be paid on o. before YRS stS s
eases made and provided the san he conveyed 70
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
WISCONSIN
Farmers Insurance Companv
THE MADISON MUTUAL,
LOCATED AT MADISON, WISCONSIN

nNE Of tho oldest and most successful Insur,,..
company organized in the state; has paid An Nv
losses promptly without litigation. 1t is free from AN
With sufficient surplus to meet all losses prou,nl
This comps ny is what it purports to be- FerI,r,
Insurance Company" taking norsks except on home.
,teads; combining its operations to dwellings stanfn.
Alone with The usual out buildings and the persona
property therein. LUTHER BASFORD Agent
Glen Haven. December 9th, 1850. 27
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
To,zn Of Hazel Green.

To whom assessed. Description. Sec. 7. r. Amt
Marsh & Compton oflot Is 10 | y 81 =
Aun Mcdonald NV u SC 4 Hal
on ne Sc X i
4 on so u Sc q } 70 - Ii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the use Of The Medical
~ Profession and the Family having superseded the
so-called "Gins, aromatic, "Cordia" 'Medicaed"
''Schnapps," etc., is endorsed by all of the promi
nent PHYSICIANS chemists and connoseurs, possess
up in quart bottles ana sold BY all druggists goces,
etc a. VI. BININGER Il CO.,
Established 1850 Sole Prorrietors,
No. ] Q Broad street. NY
For Sale by y. s. BARNES & co., 40. l3Pah
Row, New York
Our long perience and familiarity with the equre
ments Of DRUGGISTS, aud superior business aoil
ties enable TO furnish them with choice Lquorslor
medicinal and family
DR.. u. BANTER, Agent, Lancaster.
February Is, 1860 37-l year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
WHEAT WANTED
For Lumber and Cash'

The Subscribers DESTROYS q 5irered AZ ~,
cas ies IA Irualer for wheat, 70 PC lse The iuil
tosi should any one not wish 70 paieest II, Ne WI
amount il Lumber that his wheat es,alx<NEY 1 GO,
nav tile diff renee in cash. "a
Pctosi, November n, 1901.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
THIRTY SIEVE VIII CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Dec. !

WAsIIINGToN, Dec. +.
HousE.-Mr Gurloy OF ONO, gave notice of
his intention to introduce a bill conti3latlng all
property belonging TO The rebels including slaves
who shall be made iroemcn, 70 provide sor them
employment during the present WAY, their sub
sequent apprenticeship to loyal masters, AID H.
nal colonHaton
.lr. Lovcjoy Of Illinois, from the COMMITTEE
on Agriculture, reported homestead bill.
SgFArE--Mr. Chandler introduced q resoln-
ton to cxpel Mr.. breckenridge. Mr.: Powell
took the ground that 2s Mr.. Breckenridge had
resigned, he cold not be expelled.
Mr.. Trumbull offered substitute, which MIR.
Chandler accepted, rs follows
Whereas, John c. Br ckenrldge, member
of this body, has joined the enemy Of his Coun-
try, and is now in arms against the Government
he had sworn to support, therefore,
Reso7rcd, That the traitor Breckenridge OF
expelled from the Senate.
The resolution was adopted yeas 80. nays
none. Absent or not voting, Bayard, johnson
of Tennessee, Johnson of indiana, Pcarcc, Polk
| Powell. Rice, Salisbury and Willie. The
standing Committees were announced,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
NtnraU Il
Of hearing upon Military Claims against the
State OF Vermont.

"A Office IS hereby given that the undersigned, Com
" mssiouers, appointed by the Governor OF the state
of Vermont pursuant TO an act OF the Generai Assembly
of this entitled An to oini commissioners
to adt aud settle certain claims and acc units for eXpen-
duur.s Military Purposes" approved November ",
A. n. 1851 will meet at the Court House IN burlington
in Chittcnden County, the l9hday Of December, A.
/ ID. ISL the purpose of hearing ana running all
claims aCarst this state, ccuing prior 10 November
90 A SCI {. for the costs, charges and expenses oil
enrolling cnsng. subsstng, clothing, supplying arm
ing equip transporting, ana paying troops aiseo
under authori of this state or the Governor tere
Of to be employed in aiding 10 suppress the present IN
surrection against the United States" ,
All per-ons having claims Of the description aiorc' a
this State allowed two months frm the dae
of the first public ton Of this notice. within whchto pre-
sent thei said claims for allowance and tie underBnsd
win hear all such claims the plac above na@d IN the
order Ia which they presented from the day above
nam d, until the expira'iO ion Of said two months.
ALI CLAM NOT so PRESENTED, WILL De BANKED IN Or
der facilitate the performance OF the duties Oh e Oo
mis- ion it earnestly desired by the undersigned that
ALI such claims presented the day OF meeting above
named: and claimants will thereby receive their pay
much sooner han otherwise. $3.50 ,
II is ordered this notice be published three weeks
snccessiycl IN the taedOuian, published at ST. johns
bnry the Vermont Phenix published at BratteDofo
the Rutland Herald published at Rutland. the Bur' ng
ton rmcs pubishra AT Burlington, the Green Mountain
Freeman published at Montpelier, the Benning' on BAN
ner published at Ben uiugOn, the Midiebary heR'st.
pubsu cd AT didjlebury the A. Adams hessehStr' pup
i,hed at ST Adams, AMI The Vermont standard, pup
lshcd at Woodstock - -
| T f. WOODBRIDGE, 7 mis.inners
CSC. A. HERRllh,
Dated this 20th day of November, A. d 1881.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
A RUMoR AND A DUTCH FLEET.

New YORK, Dec. 4.
Adviccs from ST. Thomas, via Panama, re-
port that the Captain OF tho JEFF. Davis was On
hoard the Trent when Mason and Slidel were
captured.
A Dutch feet of IL vessels was off Laguayra
Nov. 18th, to demand satisfaction from Vene-
zuea for having trampled on the Dutch Nag.
The Dutch Government has concluded to allow
the United States vessels of war to remain in
their ports 4S hours TO coal.
The West Indies Mail Company, in consc-
ouence OF the Trent affair, has ordered all lis
agents to furnish no more coal to U. 3 vessels
The Sumter was at Port Royal, Martinique,
Nov 9th coaling. The iroquois received the
news ON tho l2ah, and started in pursuit
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
4 NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
FoRTREss MONROE, Dee.

a sharp engagement between the U. >. gun
boats, Hetzel, Seymour, Whitehall and Shaw
nee and rebel steamer supposed to be the York
town, took piece yesterday, about five miles
above Newport News.
The bombardmcnt lasted about two hours,
commencing at clock IN the morning. The
rebel steamer kept close to the shore. where Il
powerful battery assisted it materially, but never
ventured within range Of our guns. The en-
gagoment was kept up with great vigor, and the
roar of artillery was plainly heard at Old Point
BY that means we learned that the rebel vessel
engaged in the action yesterday was the steam
er Patrick Henry. The rebels claim that nc
damage was done to them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
EHGHKs III REGIMENT!

S % n M % * " " A B Y T. a G..
on DOLLARS per month to each Volunteers! 500 in
~ money at the close of the War! PAY and BOARD
to commence at the time of Enlistment. company is
now being recruited Worcester Corner to be attached
TO the fam aus I" BUTLER BRIG ABE " The company
and Regiment need soon to be filed, they wanted
on the field bla-hoiied ST. adv noble men wanted.
EDWARD HALL, Recruiting Officer.
A.,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04

CARPETS See the advertisement OF the BANK
rupc stock which is being sold by the New Eng
l4nd Carpet Co., of Boston
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
NEW AND SECONDHAND
PIANU"FURrES FOR SALE,
At Prices suited to the Times
$25, $40, $50, $75, 500, $125.

r,ess Instruments are from az III, beat manntacto-
ripa hey inc.udc evey vuriey OF style anu rihl-n
nm yre warra. tee 80 stand III go,d tune lheN VIII
ia ,t 1 rr,es m ch be thir actual va u UT,
WILL I.t LEI w.t pri,Iegeo purchasing wi'h'n me
y,ar Wth zoe u tinn o. al char Of hire ehc.p' SIM
4. Interest AisU, ,rgc vnrleb Ui nELODE'N", Tor
e or TO let, ut corr sp ,Udngly low rates. GALL AID
lrxAM,ra-JLivER DlrsON co, 81 Washington
g., Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04

Brown Brothers Liquid Blacking can be applied to
,oo,s in much shorter time than the paste iaekins
and produces quick, beautiful and durable polish.
,s bound to supersede all other Kinds.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
INV TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN.
w O'CLOCK. A. M.
IRON KENTUCKY.

The Bowling Green Courier of the 20fh says
,,,,,v If rebels went on the 25th to franklin
ro arrest some dozen of Unionlsts Inc latter
,etired within the house and fired, killing one
,r,hpl The other rebels set fire to the house
burning it, aud all but two OF the Unionlsts'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
,,nvvr ELECTED MAYOR OF NEW YORK

c>o,,, Ondvke. the decent IN IN S candidate,
wo. elected Mayor of New York, Tuesday, by
a vote eff 2j ,25j. to 24,5oS for Gan'her ana
"a .085 for " God.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
FROM RICHMOND.

Tho Richmond dispatch Of the 25th 70 tno
Nashville Patriot says that Samuel Haho' ior r
,neylv a merchant at Augusta, and recently OF
Nav York. has been sent to Jail, being suspected
as a spy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
Attention Artillery !

1EO A1LM-DODIED YOUNG MEN wanted ar the
~ iii st Battery Of Light Artillery to be attached to
the ceebrat ii utlcr Regiment. $40 per month, and
bounty OF 800 when discharged. Pay and subsistence
from time OF enlistment aecruting Office II Burnhams'
Hotel. GEO j. HEBAh': kecrhlllh8 oniccT.
Montpelier Nov. Is, 1854
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.
svx.rx-.The Presidents message was COM
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
Very Latest by Telegraph !!
4. O'CLOCK h. M.
TRUMBULL's CONVERSATION BILL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.

W AsH1NGTON, Dec. F.
Senator Trumbull's proposed bill provides for
the absolute forfeiture Of all rebel property
which is beyond the reach Of judicial process,
the proceeds, after paying the expenses and just
claims of loyal citizens, to be applied to relm-
bursting loyal citizens despoiled by the rebels,
and the balance to be used in paying the ex-
penses of the war. The rebels are also to for
felt their Slaves who thereupon become free
the President providing for their colonization
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04

BEAUREGARD PUT DOWN 4 PEG.
A dispatch from the rebel lines reports john
sion in command Of the Southern Or Ey. with
Beauregard as second.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
COMMERCE WITH RE-OPENED PORTS.

tONNEKCE WITH EE-UPENED
The Treasury Department is engaged in per-
fecting arrangements for opening q trade with
the re possessed Southern ports, which will be
completed in a few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-01
Affairs in New Orleans. SC.

81 ORLEANS, sept =. The Governor Is
stirt oTfiers toby enforce The militia IL :,
C-lli every evening. F1rsenS fsfIstng tUi
tfatilfs 1t viii br Recorded the back lis.
IS Suspicious cAJractcrs md enelul,s 10 L..
, )utlt+. 40 Home u t.T.is lre allowed. unixs>
ths! are lSrGisAtrs ur over aye. ful aulhur-
lily IS gwen ~ compel ei-cipiite. Ofi4o,tS
VIII La ColtIt iltla4I Vi for tt4Soueuie ..
"iusrs- he IneI! air Ia tliuE sticit arms -
l4' nave aiiG t!Ir Gov ernur officially rec OIL
it iis tile, u ;tI4 Iisttr,nG. com pants -,
tLOS~ Lhtf pldUts al tiUC6 lu THE aItIhuUu.
OtItE III * ~ ut Dtt>4utss be los, IL at )
tfvth, - tiiNtt every person can be Ia AZ
tpi4tt,-l-ce- al arm.
ihe ioF'iilC~tsQns and other military pre-
plr-tio.s ,sfe progressing higUrottsiy.
NEW otslsa>s, sept. 81 his morning the
~ CARA and s4oop wer. off Pass /. Cutra
btf, \ scoop Was isU OFT Southwest Pass, a.
Hilie ABOVE lie Pilot station. the slco 81
Wei i'itehuts aat the steam guh-beat VI l..
ttf " lien were ,.hchUreu outside oollL.LvNt ST
bar. --.-,.-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-01
The Late Battle in Hisannr.;; Q

= QCiFCY Ill sept. 23.-Ine seige OF Mnlli-
gan eo'I.n1ncea OH Thursday, the I?th, a ~ !,
con tin Jed from IL y ~ Day until FRIDAY las
at O'Clock p NJ s.heii the Union II ~ W.
- - lsd aown. The1ge \ ia.lht for iorty-I.iz =.
hours without w:tisr, a!.d hsa ally I'll rec bar
refs of vinegar with y hich 10 qneach theii
thirst. Their supply OF water was from the
river, : Hd s-elit Ok, after = desperate fight,
on Wedpes tay..s Sc a, -,tt,t ,,.,,.,t -. ,.r.
prea!iss has resigned the command O.
North Missouri, and started West YESTERDAY .
II. is tAow wast 1t IEoaaI.el Id, aud is cut -.
b t.aa Eeps ls-it is sliapo Ell , part Of Price
.1orcts. Ii teasj fears are en- tertaiueo that las
VIII he captured.
.H QG4NeF, HI, sept. "a - ComfaHnic lea tior
with Quincy is still cut of, and nothing ~ :
been ire,.rd from PfenttsS since yesterday. y
" WAshiSasaS, Sept. ii opponents OF Ere,
mont charge that he could have prevented
tue necessity of Agili.als sugEenaer by send
r.@ timely retnforceIi-iIts. AdviceS receive
from ST. Louis by kreinonts frleuGs hos
ever, state thlt lie had no TROOPS 10 spare, ano
that it was entirely Impossible fuf MIN /,
strengthen bulhgau's position F'renont
tcI-gr!phed the W 4r Department ilsi nigl.i
lii II lie was Oh the .vc Of starting with a
heavy, force, aud hoped he woum be able 10
uis.0dge the rebels from their yo sitiou (,
Lexington.
ST. LoCIs, Sept. 23.-Prentiss 8 spatch. an
'houhciuS TIE sitrIeHtitr OF AuI,Ig.n, st..urs
that HE Fedora IL lost - hiIed and la wous.d-
Ell. Inc rebel loss Is suplos ID 10 be about S;a,
KILLED and ~ OF nued ..i.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-01
AEilrs in Kalitncky.

, NASHVILLE, sept. 1N.-->tinItcr Anderson on
l-S>hal4Ing tiie cNIQluLiet IN keatttcAy, SANS lac
comes 10 thforct, LOT lH,,kc laws, ana ~ prG-
tect lAc property tnsi Il YES o th~ ,epip: hat
hrhtUcky has tuIuly AtriVtn TO keep the
lEat' Ntth h'r n@igh DCrs, and calls np6l the
i'tHpit" 10 rai2 J 10 her Standard he Aas isSutd
"Holhcf proclamation Iii Wnlcil ne SAYS that
Understanding talt upprVhcE,io1s ist'r--en ter
taliieu ey oitiZens OF the state, who have
hltsiefto beeh opposed To the policy uoW
ddop~d IN The STATE, he gives notice that no
AentGelai.th' VIII be- arrested who remains at
nome ascending To his Dusiatss, and does not
!aAe HdFt, D. action or speech, against the
auihoffyo lire Gti, efyI or the Stale Govern
ment- mold CORES poudence with, or give aid
10, its enemies. % fff .. t,t-7.-
ihe louisville .J9ar7,ai of the 10Th reports
the 'rrestf"f eight plisehcrs by Gen 'Sher
man, charged with treaAons g..
Hon j. &. BrCckinridge. il is rpportcd
pa asset Sterling on the 2oth.'lt4 o'cIoekA Ii ,
going towards the Virginia lire. .s. r.... b