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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
PRINCIPAL DooRKEEPER.

The Speaker announced the election of
Principal Doorkeeper in order, when the fol-
lowing gentlemen were put in nomination !:
John w. Barry. of Davidson; NJ. S. Brantley,
of Davidson; JAS. NJ. Sizemore, William 81.
Burke, of Wilson; Torrance Kirby, of Sum-
ner; Jabez G. Mitchell. of Warren; Z. 4.
Mcdonald, of Maury; Thomas 7. Green, of
Shelby, and A J. McNabb, of Rutherford.
On the third ballot, Mr.. Mitchell having
received majority of the votes cast, was
declared dnlY elected
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09

Mr.. Jones offered resolution requesting.
the Secretary of Slate to furnish the General
Assembly an abstract of the census of 1860,
necessary in the apportionment of the State,
and that the same be printed, which was
adopted under suspension OF the rule.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
Advanca in Iron
Wanted 80 Reut.

T,OR of Years, for dairy purposes One or Two
Il FARMS, joining, well improved, on a good road,
and close the city This side of the preferred
Apply at this office, or to the undersigned.
sept292w SCOTT & BRO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
MESSAGE FROM THE governor

A message from the Governor was received
by the hands Of the Secretary of State, which
was read. THE message will be found else
where in this paper.l
On motion of Mr.. Martin, of Wilson. it was
ordered that five thousand copies of the mes
sage be printed for the use of the House.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
BILLS.

Mr. Martin. of Shelby, introduced bill to
provide for obtaining jurors in criminal cases
and for other purposes. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Estes introduced a bill to authorize
the County Court of Shelby county to be held
at Memphis. Passed first reading.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
PUBLIC PRINTING.

Mr.. Senier offered resolution declaring
J. o. Griffith & Co., and A. S. Camp & Co.,
printers to the House until public printer
Shall be elected, which was adopted under
suspension of the rule.
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Recruits.

A BOUT GO able-bodied wanted for the First
n Battalion, Ten. Cavalry. Each recruit 10 furn
ish himself with horse The term of enlistment Of
the Battalion viii expire the Esd Of May next,
less sooner discharged Apply TO
W. L. HORN, Capt. Co. B.
Z. S. Army
Sept25 MOI Cedar st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
VACANT SEATS.

Mr.. Rankin offered the following resolu-
ton. which lies over under the rule:
Whereas, the seats of certain gentlemen
elect as Representatives of the people of Ten
nessee, being at present vacant in this cham
Der, and rumors having been received by this
body that said members, or some of them,
had left their own State and Government
and had sought protection at the hands of the
enemies of their own people. therefore. be it
RESOLVED That committee of three be ap-
pointed, whose duty it shall be to inquire
into and report concerning the above facts at
as early period as practicable. and if any of
the Representatives. elect of the State OF Ten
nessee are so reported, or found to be SO by
said committee, then that their seats be de-
clared vacant, and the Governor be requested
to issue writs of election instanter, that their
places may be filled.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09

Believing as do, that their failure to pay,
resulted from no want of inclination on their
part, nor from bad or improper management
on the part of their officers and employees,
but from the fact of general prostration of
trade and commerce, almost their entire bus
mess, for the last six months, having been
the transportation of troops and munitions OF
war, which they have done with the utmost
promptitude and upon the most accommoda-
ting terms-I have felt that neither the secu-
-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-30

Reber eeeen @tctor Gntauuel uuo fir ben papIt
at eewinngm. Gteleiht FAM Iie 5a lpat Bonn
am Mlcr9en o%elIelben GaseS batten lih Ratler
unp R5nig In Elm etnlames 3im'mer ein9elhlolen
uno Gin unp etne balbe StunDe i'm 9ebeimer,
@eprdAe Serbra1t. 6anbelt eS fA rptrf(td una
pte rGmtlbe 6rase ? pper, pie anpere beHaupten,
nm 9anpau unp SaarlOuts? Die Srp6Ire
yNbetn unO @etGle l", per man balb uno balb
einen OfRctSl en @barafter betle9t uno Die pa la9t,
DoB Deutlhlanp BON Der @elAIel Stel, pom
Hbein ber nt6ts 3u fIr6ten bat, aber bod auA
nt6t peratBt, 9anoau uuo Sdarlouts gu Reliant
rem uup Die grade mdbreno Der 3uiammenfnnft
erIAten, IAetnt auf 9eBtereS gu ceuten. eOuls
NapOleUn nil nur bic 8ulgen Der S6ladt BON
Uaterlcp su ntAte maiden. gSer bnr9t unS
aber, na6, penn er @aterlOo wieper gut 8sma9t,
er ntGt meiter suriidsebt unp aud 2eip5t8 &c.
gut MAIDEN NTH 2 SIN 8aDen fol- ibm Der &ssent
~9eantwOrtet BADEN, paB CT nidt bereAtist lei, elm
reut1Ges Orrf ab3atreten (,gttGt einen oettlden
q ttopf", fat Borne eeIast). Was bat Der
&Gntg eeantpprtet ? Oas miro Die Wutoplte er'
ipeilen, antrpOrtete einmal elm Nr3t elmer SHUTTER,
Die mad ben urlahen Der &rantbett tbres nod
lebenpen &inpes fra9te.
Mprtb 6artmann,
Correspondent Der q. 9. Staats3t9.
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BON Der 8lenfer'f6en OiSttfon.

Sunters Gbapel, 26. Sft. Die @ers
pfle9urs unierer Dtptiiot 1T cine pprtrefliGe.
Auf SeranIainns Oes Generals 8lenterS inp tn
Der 9labe BON 8Oa6 Iftqs, Dem fraberen Eager,
bret SelHSfeu nah eurupdilhem MuIter erbaut
pCroen, trelAer unter Der gOntrole oes Oipilion=
9uarttermeilterS Or. Shittte Iteben, uno tn De
men tdsIiG paS Srpt fir Die Dipiion sutereitet
pirO l6madbafter unD better, als man es in
New gOrf ibt. Die SOlpaten ertalten gan,
mad tbrer @abl 8rut aus 9foseenmebl, ODER
Wei3snbrCt OOer eemtldtes. 9ltGt a(Iein tn qua
lttGte, ipnpern audi In quantitater 8e8iebung lit
unlere OtuiliOn, mas 8rot beteift, gut bsltelt
unlere SOlpaten erbalten ndmltd tdslt6 "a I'M
gen Uper 2 un5en mebr, al5 tbnen na9 Dem Or.
nee Re9lement 3ultebt. Da3u fomnt nod, DaB
aus Dem @ewtnnne, pelden Die GelpbIfn al.
%perfen, jepes Negtment monatli6 800 fir lei=
nen GCnO erbalt. Die Soften pes 8aues iperpen
I~ebenfals aus benz 0elpinne beltrttten. Gum
Baden unO ben pamtt perbunoenen Mrbeiten
weroen SOlpaten, 80 an Der i3abl, c~cnmanpirt,
Die etne @rtrasgntlhaptsung pom so @ents per
Sag erbalten. Dur61dnittli6 tperben per $40.
nat 1900 6aB glfbl in Der peutl6en DiptiOn
serbrauGt. Sn ben Nestetungss8 dGereten Az
@aibin9tpn eeben 100 9fp. Mebl nur 90 WfO.
SrCt, uno iiber bic Qualttat TT niAt5 @anItis
ses gu Iusen,
0eltern mar elm abIdeulider, langpetltger
Nessntag. Sc ecB pom 5tmmel berab, als ltan
De Der ltete 5err9ctt mil Ssf. Daois TIM Bunpe
unp rrae bic Sertbetptger Der Union Bis auf Den
leyten Mann e~rl1ufem. Differ ME Der 5imnnel,
l&aHtfR pts SOlpaten brsta anp fpusrten in il.
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rem j3elten 3uIanitnett. 2if Ger @trnBe (ote ojr=
9tniI1en Wege liup I0 beIbafeu, ais ipenn ge
urter Der MuIiht ppn 9tgp 2j0rter NlpermGnneru
lt1npen) bilpeten li, tleine Seen. Sn Den Ga
gerltra6en war eS t~rpitlps Spe. 6eute 1T ber
0tmmel wieper tlar, ater Der gGjnp blai't ldorI
unD Die SplOaten prGn8en ItA um bic Qaeerfeuer
unIere 3ruppsn 1rretirten Dor eintgen Iaaen
einen BON 6airf1r Court oDule fommenben iun=
oen Mann, Der auf Der Nudtetr al leiuer in
Mleranprta wotnbaften SHUTTER bearifen mar.
Gr murDe uuter @ecprte ra6 benz l6auptauartter
gebraAt, 100 SIR BeridterItatter cine ldugere llnz
terreDunQ nit i6m bate. Setner 2tu8laae 3t>
folee, belteben Die BET 6atrfar CURT 0cule la
gernpen 9tebellentruppen aus He9tmentern Der
Staaten geor9ia, Millltppt unO Gtrgtnia. Die
gauge Starfe Der Gebetlenarmee BEG Yptornac
peraniAlagt er auf $4,000 Manu, cine 3obl,
wel6er wabrlde:nliA ptel 81 bod gegrifeu TT.
Bon Der Nn5abt unleres Sorts unp unlerer St1rfe
fnD pte Hsbelerl Sienit6 genau unterrtdtet
Die unifcrmen Der Suplanper loaen lnN tn eli
nen lclhen 3uitanpe %6einpen, pab cte Original
farben ntht msbr su %erfenuen it,. Der junge
Wienl1 beltati0te bic 9lahriAten lber manqel
bate 8erpflegrng Der N,belen, 3pet letner
8riper lEnp tn ben Ne6elenpienlt seprebt NOT
BEN. :
Yeronalnpttsen. 6err @6immsl, fra9sr
Quarttsrmstiter I'M 8. gsstmsnt (8tenter's Sd
ser) 1T aum8ris.e Quartiermeitsr lit perStabel
fhen Brigade aoancirt. - MaiorgBiganp miro,
ME t6 bore, f6 aus Der 0aribalotgarpe in Elm
Acknowledgment SerleBen laien. - Or. Soa
dim traT beute bier Elm. @r lit gum 9tr3t pes
Ne9intents tGperer Nrttlerie au8ere9en.
..s CN.~g. Wb3t)
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Ole fuleenpen 6abrseu9e tra9et ben Gbaraf'
ter pom 6auonenbOoten; fe fiibren cur6ihnitt:
lid cine 115DaiSe Oablsreen, eine 9e3Ogene &a=
none, unO 3pet Bis pter 24pfinper; IS linp be
rem 20, ndmliN)
NlbatrOb (; Qlubamu, Is 9unter); @usuRa.
(g g @arrOtt) s; Gurlep, IS $ WatmOusb)
Dale; 8lUrtDa, IS q @OlpbOrpusO; Sarrtst
Sane SrOquOts +; Slaac Smttb, SIS giNol-
iUn) ; Sume0 aO9er, IS 3 Marlaanp); @tObi
can, g % @OOen); MonttcelO @fcunt Der
non ; Stem 9enppn ; SttDwa, (9bs $ @teYens)
@opnse, (8 $ Bpman); @embina, (S9Sant
teap) 9ensuin, (8upD); pOcabontas, % Drag
tony; Quater @itp; 81, .. 8Urbes, % 9 Nsipe
combJ; Seminole, IS q Gilliss); Seneca, %.
Qmnen) l1naptla, or @OlIiuS) gantee mnO
gOun9 Nmericd.
(Dis fclgenpen S6ifs b~esleitsn bic expedition
ais 8errpbOOte, fabts, 500 Bis 900 damn ouf-
3unebmen tepes ~perelben 1T init feds &anCnen
bemannt) :
Baltimore, Commodore NerrY, eagle, GLEN,
@tban Nlen, MaYFowsr. 9bilapsIpbia, @tcabOns
tas, Star, Steppins StVnes unr Wbttebaa.
ode na@lfebenpen Oampfer pienen 5a Granss
purtIAiffen MIR fabren 3n9let@ ben Spnnenges
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Bon Sort Weonroe,

Mpnroe, %. Oa. Die expedition BERN.
bet lt6 nod bier; se bsiBt teOo6, Dab General
Sberman Srpre gum Sessln Bel 3aeesanbra6
geseben bat. 100000 0ta iOnen lfno beute sOr
eer Nbfabrt an Die Ge9imt .er ausgetbeilt NOR
ben. Die @apitdne Der be- .0ieOsnen 5rauepOrt.
lAife erbielteu teute perii.9 elte SrDres. Gs IN
beri6tst bSdit tpabridetnlth teosG p9neGruno(
pab elmer Oteler Gapitdne feline SrDre eeSTnet
nnO oe 8elttmmung Der 6Iptte miteetbetlt bat.
2eute uno pferoe an SOrO Der per1GieOenen
Gransportl4ife ba6en wabrenp pes Sturmes in
ben IeBten betpen Ga9en iebr e%elttten,
Gin Detadenent pe6 49, iala6ulett6 ,Ne1tm.
~Serfol9te beute Die Selegrapbenltnie bic Nerpurt
Neps. cbne Den 9erin9iten 9BtperlfanO gu inDen.
- 3pet Oelerteure Der @Onf6Derirten Iu9en, Bag
Die Nebellen BET gorttOpn auberVrpentli9 pnr6
Man9el unp &.anfbett letoen.
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M,merifauifcbe ySoc5ridtsis

Newe gprf, %. SH. Sort QafaVet,
te. SOnnta9 frub se9ss 2 ubr entOedte cine
ShtlpwaGe auBerbalb DeS Sorts, bag bas SaIe-
%mattensttter Der Belle go. 5 often mar; eth
Wald;uber tparD mtttellt zines Strides auf Zen
GrObopen berab9elalien, balD folsten Elm 0teiieIad
un0 Shtpimmgirtel mad rnp aulebt erlAien Die
0erfon zines @efaneenen, Der enttieben puQte.
Sn ether ShneinsbleIe, Die ct 1Fb umaelhnaQt,
ltaten $47 In @olp uno feline 3alhenubr. Dir
SAilrwa6e LIEF i'm rubig liG bis an cen @srft
oes Sorts iGleppen /; tsbt rief tie i'm. an lno
orc9te ~ ldyteBen. Der 6ltGtling ereab lb unp
bot ibr pbise VaarlGaft uip Die llbr an, menn
tie retnen Wtuno BON Dem Gorfale bnlten pole.
OOh e8 balf fein 3urepen Die @arntipn wurpe
alarmtrt, 2ieut. 0opb trpmyelte bic @efanaerer
aus Den getten, bic 9iite wuroe perleIen uno
'9Opber niAt am 9labe gefnnren,
Nllo Qpmber mar Der on0ebenoe 6tlsAllitta.
Gr wurpe in giien gelegt; BEN bele0lab ateupen
Sffjier segenlber erfIarte er: sd babe eineu
unalidlihen SluAtDerlu1 9ema6t. Bare tb
iiber ben Werlt unbemertt binauS9efpmmen, wGre
tG ldpn mad Dirie's 9anp unteripeas. Sd bin
NIT 9etb unp Seele SeaelfOnit. Nplen Sis
einst be1ern inpen, 10 Mullen sic i'm liiDli9er
ais i'm Sort Qafepette luhen."
Man lAlpb aus pieier NeuBerun9 unp Der per-
DaGtigen Nabe prefer SaiTe, DaB Diele tbm bel
Der 8ludt bebiIFt@ ictn iollten. Sir purpen
laifrt unp in Den 8eretd Der &anunen pes .3Oa~
futters n8ibb", Der pberbalt Der Sorts Dor Nnfsr
ltegt, gebraGt.
gowber, Elm 8ruoer peS Gapitaus res Mautb=
idifes pEtser" mar am Is. aug. gu Grefltue,
SbiO, als Depelaentra9er Der &ebelenre9ierane
psrHaftst wprpee. SspeRfals Fat tim Elm 5ran.
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&clegropbtlebs OfadbrtdDfsu
8rt@iettar Den .ealttmOt. @ed,i
Son General Saufs 0ipifrOn.

GbwarpS JerrY, 20. SFt. @e teru
Wbenp mar bier NQeS tu9ig. Seine Yiqueta
lrnrOen itber zen 6luB 9epCrfen, aber Die unlri-
gen iaben an Der anDeren Seite Deutlih bic
6euer pe6 Setnpe6 am uier. Sbr @entralpuntt
lparan Dem Srte, 100 tie tpabrenp pes GjefeGts an
Oieultag pDn ins bombarrirt wUrpen lparen.
MIs un ERE 6ruppen lih am Mitttpp9 Nbeno
POM Siratnia. nfer Surild3Osen, purpe DaS 16.
Snotana Ge9iment, pG6 am peite(ten pprgerift
mar, BEN 9tuf3u9 niGt 9epabr, bis Die iibri9en
lt@er nber Den 6iuB 9ebra6t tppreen tparen.
3rUb Der SelAiperDen, melhe Die itaDlernen
GGbue bs5 gReteris D~urd3umafcn batteit, uno
jepen Nugeublid pes Nngrtfs Don eirem BET 9Be,
tenn tberleseaen 6einDe e~spartig. murrten Otelel-
BEN iiber niGts, al8 Die OrDre gun, Nitdjue uno
~bslupsn flo, alS fe lan9Iam Dem 6lulIe su rid
ten, NIT ben 1orniltern, 5elDIal1rn uno @afen,
ipeIAe andre, bic Dor tbnen lh ~Snrifae,oaea,
peg9apOren batteR. Das 9fs9iment braGte 2
@efaneene Gin, BEN SeliBer Der Mlable am
@OoS Greef lnO Istnen S0bn. DtrIe batten
'2llles pOrbereitet, bic 8ride itber ben @ecS Greet
ab3ubrennen, al5 tie Durn Das pt6bliAe @rl&ei
ne1 nnierer piqnet6 paran Yerbtnpert murben.
: Nah Seri6ten zines Rriegsgefun9enen wnren
in Geestur9 am Sonntas 5 Ne9imenter. Da
lelblt b%efanoen liA feline baltbaren @erfe, aber
jeoe StraBe mar %befelttet, = Der @e1ansene
lhten Iebr %oerpunpert, RAP mir niGt Nqe Nbpli-
~ttputlten paren uno Die Nusrpttune Der Stlapez
rel i'm 9au3en Siipen ni9t unlsr Saupt3psd let
Gr mar e~benfo(S lebr pariber %ertannt, DAP etne
Mlen9e Sredinrip9esD empfraten in Der Nrmee
oienten unp metnte, bab Iuc6 balO gu gnOe ietn
meros, penn bic arbeitenDe &lale int Sipen
piibte, paB mir Bios fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Union unb Der 9iesieruns tdmpftfn
Capt. @au9ban bon Der Gt9ppe Sstanb Sat
terte, ipelder unter @arlamentarfqgse oiiber ben
SluB stng, tn 3urudSefcmmen. @r purDe BON
etnem Grupp Nebellen, tpelde baS 8SlterreGt
niGt gu fennen %fttene', s~efanasn %seupmmen,
Ipater jRppA pieper freigsaIIen. IS
e. DarnestOwn, 27. Stt. Dret 8rtooz
ben pom Sen. 8anfs Dtpi(pn serltr6en oefsrn
8OrmittaS gbparrs Scrip unp famea sesen
I2tbsnp bier an. 8ei Der 6srrY bIsi6t etne gent.
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senbe 8eIaeuag, um ieOen @erlu8 Der @UnfGOe-
rirten, iibsr ben STUB gu iebem, ~Sereiteln su tSn.
men. Die GOnfSperirten raren, al6 Die 8rteas
ben GomarOs 6errY psrltesen, in Oi4ten 0auien
Dem 8trstnta ufer nabe seritdt unO lucen bic
unlrtsea bRbnil6 eth, ibnen einen anDern 8elu@
ab3uItatten. Die OipiIion tptrb bts Spnnta9
bier bleiben iber tbre Uettersn 8epeeunsen II
NIGHTS befannt.
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Bon Sentucfp
Gin sies Der nniOnstrnppen

@abueab, %. Sft, Sgpmpuouieen pom
8. SainOis 8sstment mariGirten am 5Onnabenb
mad Saratoga. 48 MetIen am Cumberland
btnauf 1tno srifen eiuen @asalerie @umpaante
ees Stebellsn an, tpel&e fe SOaRdnDie tn bic
8lnGt lhlu9ea. Die Gebelen Serluren Is Sopte
uno "A 0efansene. 50 Nferee uno IGmmtltdel
.g~a9erequipa9e Uuroe genummen. tlnIrr ean3er
SerluIt betrug 2 Nerwunpete. F,
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pQItimOre Uefkfr.
Baltimore, ben so. SftOber 1861.
pic 1mtereemtiOm in NNegieo.

Gnolano tpirb, pte eS 9etBt, CUR @nefl6ruhg
Ietner VlGre tn Wericp fttne ipetteren Srte9s-
idtFe perreuben, at6 es BON letrer ee9enrdrtig
In BEN omerifantIaen 0etpdfern ltatiOnirten
6lptte entbebren fam. 8ruutretd miro mad elmer
prtUatcUrrepOnpeu3 Der nYatrie% fol9enos &rtsss,
16t6e permenpen, ndmIt3 bic bret Dampf 6re~
aatten ,Gjuerrtere", auf wslder NpmtraI Slrten
Be 9aeraOtere feline 8lus9e a%ufsieben miro, pG'Ai'
reea uub n9'Arpente". etne Oampf @OrSette unO
ben &uttsr yMarceaur". Dage9en miro Spa.
nien nt&t aletu cine nett srGBefe Qn3abl BON
&risg6i6ifen abldtfen, i%Cnotrt aud cine bet
ben 8sgsnmartt9en 3erriittsten 3ufdnben Wtert-
co.'s betrG6tli1 aI nennenpe QanOmaGt gu elmer
Expedition ssgen Die 6auptitapt lanoen laiien.
Die ee9en MertcU b%eittmmte ipaniiHe 8lOtte iOl
qua fnlnennen .RrteosihiHen belfehen:
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BON @nirn.

Gatrp, %. Sttbr. Gin 80 Maun 1farfer
Grupp pom %, SQiuUis-0ie8. ftieB 9etern NAB
renp elmer Streifpartbie ouf Elm Nebeasncurps. {
Gaoalerie uno Snfanterie, Is MeiIen unterbaIb
Der StaOt. Gin lebtaftes @efeGt fano TAFT. in
pelHem auf feinplider Gette Elm Gnpitan unb
Elm lieutenant eet6Otet wurpen. auf unIrer
Sete mar tein @erlut,
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sSesnabrie eines NrOnifTons;uses Der &ebeaen in 5
MtfTourf. %

ct. 9puts, 90. SIT, Gen. Zane bat etnen
Transporting unter Capt, 0bittng unO qteut.
Bnrab nit Bereduns wegsenOmmen ; ebenfaQs
etne Qnantttat SIet. Gr Fam elmer beDeutenpen
Mr3abl tranfer unD peripanpeter &ebeQen at
9tlfe, tpelde Ct auT NVie 3ia pom alien paIfs,
utttteIg eHttl66t fanp.
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Bur Gee=G Expedition.

Die an benz .3uee betbetli9ten SAtfe inb
Srie9si6ifc. Raucnen. Commandments.
6asgsnl6tf 0abal9. SO. 6. .. 81. 8csers.
SAlf Minnelpta 81. g. W. @olpsborc.
8Oanpte So. ga. .Spbn Mar1ton. u
(Dtele bret finO Dampfresatten. Oils SsseI
l9lfe 1usseritet fnp):
Greg. ct. 9aprence. so. $. 9. 9urptance.
S&aluppe Sanpaltn 30. g. 9 See.
Samestown %. 8. S. Greene.
Cumberland "a. - 81
Sauannab. "a, -
Dale -. 49,. - 6
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NuBerOem IO(en nod 3pet SOrSetten unp Die
nGtGigen 3ranspO,tihife an Der expedition She'll
nebmen. Das @e lhwaper miro BON Dem Giee~
Apmtral 9tnbalcaba, benz alteltFn Oarine-STf
3ier in NtlttnOteu, befebIt9t mnO nit geSCgenen
&auOnen perleAen roerper1.
Die 3abl Der in 0ieriep st lancenDen Irup
pen miro gu 5000 Mant an9e9eben, MORON 5000
Die Snlel Cuba Itelen fol-. Dem Sen. SerranO
1T Die Grnennun9 pe0 8eetlebabers pes eibane
fi9en @Ontin8snt8 tlberlafen wOroer. Die gr.
petition loate seeen @upe 0ttCber Die ipantjAen
6afen oerlafen. SIN NOtbfalI fam, wie es betbt,
elm poatummen ousserntetes Nrmeecorps BON
10000 Mfann in tpeni9er ais etnem NeOnat BON
Spanien na4 @uba Uper OtericC abgeben, pa
Die pa3u erfOrOerliGen Srie9iNife berett nnO Die
uGtbt9en SranaportsD aupfer pom Der 9e9ierlIns
9emtetbst lein lpuen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-30

Wa%ibin9tOn, 20. Oflbr. Der arSstl
Gbeil oes YublitumS iheiat Qorb Qpone' @tel
lunl sur Union faliN gu beurtbeilen. - Ger
brief, welden Staatsetretar Separp in 70 lbars
fer Weile %teantpcrtste, mar uiAt Don ibn,, lons
bern BON benz brittilAen Wiutlter Der ouSwarti-
gen Nn9ele9enbeiten unO e6 mar MIR feline 0It6t
ais @elanOter, b~enieIben Der 8eBteruns gu a6er-
geten,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-30

Man bat li@ eepuntert DaB Gen. Qanoer
nt6t BET ieiner Brigade mar, ais Die S6ladt
bet Balls Bluff Oprfel, Gr mar au isner !3sit
In Waiptn9tcn unter Sps3ial SrOre Der Neqiee
rlin9, stng jepoA ic9leiG mad pem &fplabe
ab, als ct BON Den 8epe9unsen Der 8unOestrup.
pen bSrte nno tbat paieIbit quite DtenRs.
" lteet (pie SOrber bert9tet) jett %Serwunpet
tn Walbinatcn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-30
MMeMnft ppm sefanaenem Mebenen.
Verrdtberei in her aroAen @~rprhitfun

WafbtngtUn, %. sit. Oas 8lotten=
oepartemsnt bate beuts Mittas Die beten @rinbe,
pas 0eriAt, paB Der @rtpatlefretGr pes Capt.
Dupont NIT alien &artet unD Serlfeseltsn Srpres
Der 5lOttenerpeoitiOn DurbsesanBen ft, fir ur1.,
rpabr gu balten. s4s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
(coNcLUpEp NEXT wEeK)
MIR. atusscIl's AIDS.

A dispatch kindly sen; from Nav Or
leans 10 the New York Press relateH
that
"Mr, Russell the correspondent Of the
London Times, lett here last night, II Is
said, ful y convi icol Of tn perm n y oi
the military resources OF tho Govern
ment Of tho Confederate States"
Doubtless Mr. Russell is under oblign.
tions TO the mutineers who so pleasantly
cndcayor to save him the trouble Of ex-
pressing his own opinions. This last
Confederate dodge reminds us Of an old
Yankee captain, who, II is said, was the
first TO enter the port OF Liverpool with
the stars aud stripes flying, at the close
Of the Revolutionary war. Calling on
his consigneo ho found that gentleman
pleasant, but almost uninte lliRible by
reason Of defect In his speech. He
suffered, His clerks gathered around
him TO sec the Yankee, and ns tho mer.
cant y0inly endeayorod to mako himself
understood, the captain ut last turned 10
the book-kccper and said, "What does
your master soy !"
Now tho book-keoper was wit, such
as the editor Of the Richmond Enquirer
and Associated Press correspondent at
New Orleans are, and being this kind Of
of wit, and naturally despiscd the "ras.
cally Yankee" no determined 10 make
game OF him and replied, ''He wants to
know why Balaam's asa spokel
Said tho Yankee, "BSla m was a slut
tering man, and his ass spoke for him"
Dos MIR. Russell stutter IN. y.
Post -------
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

v 'Ruon Of delegates 10 form a State
Constitution; In accordance with which
delegates were elected throughout the
Sttte, who met, framed an exec lent Con-
stiution, and submitted Il to the people
lCr adoption or reieetioa. A veto was
taken upon Il VI the time and In the man.
ncr prescribed by the Convention, and
ard it was adopted and ratified by a lsrge
majority Of the people. Elections were
subsequently held In aoeordaueo with
the provisions Of this Constitution; and
Thomas w, Dorr was duly elected Gov
crnor, together with a Legislature and
| IL State officers provided fur IN the Con-
stiIuuon. This Lcgislaiure convened
and organized Dou was insugarat, d
Governor, aud attempted 10 take pososa-
ion Of the srsenols aud public property
OF Tho State. Tue ehartcr Government
resisted the peoples Government, pro-
Gained martial law by act Of their Leg
islature, aud callld on the President OF
th3 United 81 ,tes for military aid 10 sssis,
10 putting down the rebellion. A. soon
as DJrr and hia party learned that tho
Prcsidcut had decided 10 assist tho char
tor overnment, he Acd from the State.
aud thus ended the so-ealled Dor rebel.
lion, and with Il their Government. OF
eourse, | need hardly add what all know
so we'll, that Dorr was subsequently, trt d
for treason, convicted, and sent TO the
penitenitary for life, l do not speak OF
justice or injustice Of the charter Gov.
ernment; only speak Of the fact.
have been thus minute In this matter, 70
show that il an admitted minority Of the
citizens Of any State may thus have the
assistance OF the Federal Government
against an admitted majority who wer,
seeking In a peaceful, and, as they sup
| posed, tho only manner Ia which thcy
could proceed 10 secure their owl
right7, without infioung or intend
ing to inAict injury or wrong on the
minority, or establish G government hos
tile to the United States, how much more
important that minority Of the citizen.
Of any State, who are loyal TO the Unior
shall be protected In their consttutuna
rights, even though a largo m aiority
through the forms Of law, attempt to dee
troy their liberties, make war upon th
National Government, and establish
dcspoue instSad Of q republican form 0
government.
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