The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
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rom the state line for not having the necessary docu
"'s 9p's INC ne. louisville Journal says
ne nasgasc Of tho Passengers OF whatever description
was examined, and many articles not permit
you uoe All the letters on the persons Of the passen-
gers were taken away and the unseaed ones which had
no stamps or post marks, retained. One of inform
az a Two letters OF tho latter sort Of much importance
read gat TINS was refused they had to 20 back the
Nhshynie committee II fcnnessccs condition renders
business for her. " 'N'' ''''' ''e" '"'
SEARCH FOR ARMS ORDERED nv THE noyr,xo,
To the Clerks of the County Courts Of the safe oS Fan
nesseeYou hereby requested To issue to each con
stable in your respective counties an order renr;n b
to make digent inquiry at each house in his civil district
for all nuskcts bayonas rifles swords and nstols ha
longing to the State Of tennessee to take Them into NO.
session and deliver them 10 yoa fN'''
reward of one dollar viii be paid 10 the constable for
each mskct and bayone or rifle and of fftv cents for
each sword or pistol thus reclaimed
You will forward tho arms thus oba{ned NJ p,b,,c ex
pense to the military anthoriti es nj Nashvitc
and Memphis as may he most con venient. and viii in
form the Military and Financial BOARD nv letter addressed
them Nashville Of the result Of YOUR action ana Of
the EXPENSES incurred check for the aount w I'M INA
promptly forwarded -0 w.
Is hoped that every officer viii exert himself 10 have
this order prou,utiy exccutod ISHAM q HARRIS
NASH, IaK Angus, TO- Is6i cover"nr' xc
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90, Uosp Dit or THINGS IN EAST TENNESSEE
'haa WIG was driven from MS nome in East Tennes-
Io Nus "'t'e" s"e tofowfhg ietter 10 the Louisville
De"0c'"'- Ts4
have for the first time in my life seen men driven
from their homes and property in nv native Stated
freedom of speech and Of the press
have always been allowed when our Star Spanged Banner
waved over her soil but suppose ia no more than we
,y eApecs unaof tne was raised IN Ten
1850, ANY. ve e.wnys Dcen Iioyai 70 her ou' sic mas
70 .ne constitution and laws OF the United
anu !, nko thousands Oh oshers nave let her ana
neu 10 hcntucky where the Stars and Stripes still wave
-. ~ !" ,umpu ovor az opprton wu now state 10 you
NM ~" uousahas o. loyal cnizens III tennessee
" ~ - ee1 70 aeM ana come over mere ana JOIN tho
s h sme on,sea ssases 70 get hep 70 ight back to
rcns'.ss county lelt mere tn,s morning Tor mead
d VOL anu '9io arc huhureus Oh o.hets VINO WIZ soon
DEFEND 'ns% sr ~n @Ses 'oey expect get arms to
ou .uvn wNeS, WHO III some cases are
ttau"y oe's.en, an% III ouers mAue 70 iali upon
nd n n anu plny toI an oat because their husbands
,i nave eeG'.iee sne MINUS oi Inc treachefous VII
many soou anu loyai citzens are TAKEN by inc MOD
| oo W eweu. " proect tieir Viiahous coheoeracy
The traitors ayd hi avg m will 'he
so "'u Ieiu US prsohers Vi war. Az the iate
not read was asSeS hs h "ar m mi1 ooua
os S"u was asxeo wneh ne came 70 the polls HOW he
took ticket and wrote For IncoIn on the ton ana
gave il TO him and no voted Ona Cant Hin and ore
John Little then gave him tan davs notice no leave Tho
State Another inan came nm and this same Cant VIM
A. Hill drew his revolver and said he should cot voto
The brave Young fellow told him tho only way he could
prevent shoot him down The captain failed to
shoot and voted and started forthwith to Join the
army, with the motto Liberty or DEATH
If tho government does not arm us and scnd us some
help suffer dreadfiiily II the Union men were
well armed thew would redeem old Tennessce I Az
you we have the majority vet in essessee bat the
course they are taking with us is driving many to ac
knowledge the business Of the rebel cause The sooner we
get arms the better Il will be for s and our cause
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HH IT, - m, hsShn tn We ~ THE oNioS'
AIa
c . me,sou y.sscrahy VIVID ustmgusnea gentleman
niosd -, @ Gu Juo v S rc.n from Virginia nc us
Jon, ,h. 80 T amu ~ wncn prove peyona
. mo. ioiosce % rotcn W s,e core on tie So
Sssn question: no travolled over Inc railroad from
t o v. n' . no Witnessed inc greatest ihdign
homo % ,h .' ",o T w,o were re'urning
ny sne OF TINS road ana IN some
az h H sh came very neat Deng tnrown
on VIZ pscusc sner papers aio not exactiy SUIT the
Mi h,S n, y, snesc Union sentry. Governor
and nut mon in charge Of this road who are
and loyal TO the South and her cause Our informant
stated to that every road from Stauntou Va, to
Atlanta PASSED the Southern soldiers without any
annoyance, except the road from Bristol to Knoxville In
these perious times no road should be permitted 70 have
In It's employment men who are not trne 10 Tho Cnfede
states when the road runs through one of the Con
sdcrate States Again we saw let Governor Harris look
we'll TO this matter. Il ~
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dav piabt f.,n,o,r q whi,a,aso , IN 1 r,aa
W, s S,a :i "nn. company, tnc ncnhesooc
Auon,.rs W." AL eo' M; VI S snv .' r.s
pr,c n m , Sn, I VIZ. '''ssoaIs Soosa, 80. "i S
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sawnra bnrss ar e Ivy usr .k 'v, ia a, e wy
', oc ya."s !" .to 'aoau r"ok, auu ses nIo
1891 Hns ~ INV W nsse wofs 1efeoy PIeVeu'ag co.a
A. c;,,o,% "S $500; mh A,e s -. MS -.
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,d; ,,a mJ'' "0e"' ""' ''"'ae" AZ so'n aa 'ur
winch ,. 81 LOWS on tho Isl inst had arrived at Cairo
nnantitv "c fr.s,t d"s,nsS CO.. Sa;ro had oc.r,,,
Jnte ~ co,o,,. as,nrin', n;ht ~, con. ~ ,bo na,
trrc Of tho fhenav not baS hanr toamranhod Sr -
C,;ro ,ni yas ,,n,an,nr;i,, ,o",as ,t .h" q ~
T,c,sr ieft cons;dorohio ,nnaS;n"es ..noai b.,
tho inhabants there rbo s~,;c;nataS ,. sroua No
bact rcnnhc,r aoa az heats III ~ a,.h nv. ga ~
carry sererai Guns " ' M " " wv " w
Thronrhomt tka cv veoterdav r,,or, xvaro r;ro that
scvcr, scout;mg nartics hal mot fho oner,v ahnve
Ne, Madrid and suffered moro or css hut thcv wo~c ~,
mors and netting more " N''' Wv WY 49,
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GENERAL z0LLfC0FFERs PROCLAMATION TO THE
PEOPLE or EAST TENNESSEE.
BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS, KNOXVILLE, August Is, 1851.
The General in command, gratlod at the preservation
Of peace and tho rapidly increasing evidences of conf.
dence and good will among the people Of East Tennessee
strictly en0ins upon those under his command the most
scruuous regard for tho personal and property rights Of
all the inhabitants No act word will be tolerated cal
cnlae to alarm rritate those who though heretofore
advocating tho federal Union now acqniescD the deci
sion of the State submit authority of the GO
Of tn, Confederate States Such OF the people
have od from their homes under apprehension Of
danger will be encouraged to return with
OF entire security to all who wish to pursue their rcspec
tive av0caOns peacefully at home The Confederate 60
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