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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17

Thursday, 9th, being the day fixed upon by
the Legislature for the Inauguration of the
State officers who we're elected last tall, both
branches of the Legislature assembled at
the WiDslow House, and with the officers
elect, marched to the State House, iu pro.
cession, preceded by five companies of the
Fourth Regiment Minnesota Volunteers,
under command of Col. SANBoRN.
Proceeding to the Hall of the House Of
Representatives, the State officers elect,
ALEX. RAMSEY, Governor;
IaNATIoUs DoNNELLy, Lieut.. Governor;
JAMES II. BAKER, Secretary OF State;
GosDoN E. Cole, Attorney General;
Were severally sworn in, the oath OF office
being administered by Hon. LAFAYETTE
EMMETT, Chief Justice of the State.
The Governor then read his annual mes
sage before large auditory of ladies and
gentlemen, the hall being crowded to its
utmost capacity.
We issued the message in supplement
and sent it to our weekly subscribers on
Friday.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17
The Letter List Awarded to tho Pion.
eer..An Important Fact for Adver.
f1aaro

The postofice law requires that the lists
Of uncalled for letters shall be published in
the newspaper having the largest circula>
ton. The paper thus entitled to the pub
LEGATION of these lists is designated by the
Postmaster, at the commencement of each
year. Some weeks ago the Postmaster of
this city was notified by the Press Company
that they should compete for this class of
advertising, and requested him to inform
them OF the day when an examination of
the circulation of the two papers would
take place. Accordingly, Mr.. NICHOLS
issued notices to the two offices, during the
latter part of December, requiring each to
lay before him the extent of its circulation
within the range of the Postoffice delivery !;
and naming the 9th instant, as the day when
the examination and decision would be
made. The day came, but the Press Com
pany didn't. That concern, becoming sat-
is6ed that they could not successfully COM
pete with the PIONEER, in legitimate circu-
lation, did not dare to show its hand
The Press has repeatedly claimed larger
circulation than the PIONEER. 1t made
such aim in March last when an ex-
animation of the books of the two offices
showed that the PIoNEER's list was more
than third the largest. At least an equal
disparity now exists. This is a fact of i'm
portance to advertisers, who are interested
in having their notices reach the greatest
number of readers.
We append the official notice of the award
Of the letter list
Posi- OFFICE, ST. PAUL, MINI.
Monday, Jan'y. 6, 1862.
The DAILY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT is hereby
designated as the paper in which the adver-
tised list of uncalled.for letters, shall be pub.
lished officially for the year next ensuing; it
being the only paper claiming SAID advertise.
ment phich has submitted to me any evidence Of
its CT, euiation, within the delivery of this of.
fee, as required by the Laws and Regulations
of the Post Office Department.
CHAS. NICHOLS, P. M.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17

MIR. Russell has rare advantages in this our
goedly city of Washington. He is q polished
gentleman, possesses fine social characters
tics, a keen sense of the ridiculous, a ready
humOr, an observing eye, and a retentive
memory, and he is sought after by men of all
opinions. entering with equal facility the pala-
tial residences OF our Washington secession.
lists and the homes of those most nearly reat-
ed to the Federal Administration. No cores
pondeut has ever enjoyed such opportunities.
II" Occasional" Cor. Phil. Press.
The above statement from Mr.. Forney,
who knows of what be speaks, is most hui
initiating. 1t is disgrace to the country
that it's public servants should toady to
such miserable, fawniDg sycophant as this
hireling misrepresenter Of the London Times,
LII D. Russell, has shown himself to be.
And this, too, while the most respectable
American journalist or correspondent is
not allowed one. half the facilities for OBJ
tanning information that are afforded to the
British emissary. Spew him out.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17

There is quite contest for the Ohio
United States Senatorship, to succeed Ben.
Wade, and the fact that the Democrats lin
GLIDING those elected on Union tickets)
control the House, throws the result into
some doubt. Mr.. Wade is q candidate for
reelection, supported by strong and in-
Auentlal party. No name has been men~
toned more prominently than bis, although
there are half q dozen, more or less, going
the rounds OF the press. Cleveland wants
the Senatorship, claims that she has never
had Senatorship, and dominates Hon. r.
P. Spaulding.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17

Mrs. Banks, and the wives OF many Of
the other officers of the division, are at
present sojourniDg at Frederick, Maryland,
giving metropolitan tone to society and
an increased air of refinement and elegance
to the city. On Saturday week General
Banks and Assistant Postmaster, General
Kassou, and s. e. Middleton, cashier Unit
ed States Treasury, dined at the mansion Of
Frederick Lysle, Esq, editor of the Eram.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17

WOOD THIEVES AGAIN.-N otwithstand.
ing the most stringent laws have been en-
acted by the Legislature for the protection
of owners of wood lands, and every effort
has been made to enforce them, yet there
seems to be as much trespassiug as ever.
In the vicinity Of Lake Phalan, the lands
are being entirely stripped, and the school
section will not have single stick of tim.
Der left upon it by epring. We understand
that warrants were issued yesterday for the
arrest of some eight or ten who have been
carrying on this kind Of thieving all winter.
We hope they will be arrested and punished
to the full extent of the law.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17
NIinnesOtians Released.

In addition to the list published few days
ago of returned Richmond prisoners, be.
longing to the First Minnesota, we find the
names of GEO. MADDOX (propably MAD-
DocK) of company D; OSCAR SEARS of com.
pany E and w. 8. MOVES, w. SMIrBERs,
w. HALsrED, and q. w. MILLS, of com.
panies that are not specified. The list will
be perused with eager eyes, many of them
destined to become fearful, that it does not
contain one name more.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17

FIRST REa1MENr.-A letter received
from Lieut.. King of the First Regiment,
dated January 5th, states that the Regi.
ment at present is in very healthy con-
dition, there not being single man unfit
for duty. This is certainly very gratifying
to us all.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17

Total of Expenditures on account
of public printing Of 1884,. $54, 1852
These are the figures to which Governor
RAMsEY's wasteful annual expenditure OF
nearly $4,000 for printing" dwindle, when
the official records of the State are applied
to his reckless assertions and they
are figures that demonstrate bis Ex-
ecutive statement in this respect to
be an Executive lie. We say "lae" and
not "mistake," because no man in the
State knows the truth involved better than
himself and no man, therefore, knows bet
ter than be, that, on this printing ques-
ton he has lied, deliberately and wan.
tonIy; privately and publicly; personally and
officially; lied in bis Executive chamber;
lied on the stump all over the State and
added moral perjury to bis other lying, by
utteriDg the falsehood in the presence of the
Legislative Assembly, through lips yet
moist with kissing the Bible on which he
sealed bis official oath.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17

The Senate and House of Representa-
tives, in joint Convention, on Wednesday,
canvassed the votes cast at the last election
for State officers. The canvass resulted as
follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-17

Official Canvass Of the Vote for State
Officers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
South Hardwick Academy.

,DuE FAII TERN Of this Institution VIII eommgfnrss
| sent g. and continue eleven weeks, uhuet '"'' ."
structicn Of the following board Of tesoher''
A. j. shNRORN, A. NJ, Principal
MRS NJ. J. SANB0RN Teacher oil frehch'
q H. BLAKE, Assistant
" r. WHIPPIE Teacher oil Music oin,
MISS A. j. FORD, Teacher OF ralntihs anu Dia"
APP TOWN, Teacher OF Pepmanshlp'
Tbis Institution is situated In the quiet ana thI' ne
viliav, of South Hardwick, easy to access, a ~
onrSed nv beautiful country and an inteIlseut
mnnity Though surrounded by many oueI ne ~ I'm
vel il has very liberal patronage, ana " W." W IA IN
9ftea chers and citizens to make THIS CLASSIC Ia in
fnrnjsh facilities for education equal TO any
.tution in the state All the departments are YIN hsd
Win thoroug h and competent teachers, VINO haf no
much experence in their VOCATION ana wiz sln,a nd
nains 10 make the stay Of their pupils both Proha I'll
/ nleasant Perfect freedom Of thought ana oPn'o' w.
he GUARANTEED to all becoming members OF me s4oo,
Instrumenal and vocal music will be taught by ~
,cd and competent teachers reduced prices foc"
| music will be a daily exercise in school ro,d.
literary society in connection with sehooI anu =,
rood opportunity for speaking and ltng' a su
cnforrnitv TO wholesome regulations VII be lequ,i7
Hoard in good families be obtained from sl,'o
AZ 20 ner week including everything, Rooms lor SUI
boarders one shilling per week
For rooms or board apply the Principal
~ '0'-'' +. b. GUYER, secretary
sonth Hardwick July y, 1862.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
SATURDAYS TELEaRAPHIO NEWS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 6. Inc 9 S."ae =, oV w
Gate, Hudson commander, saliea n'nce LOT ran
anna on the 2lst, having % capIa passengers
AZ in the second cabin and s 'ee aSe anu
crew of 95. Sue had also ! '4oV'VVo IN treas
ure. =. ,,h., e,.oor -. los
North of Manzanilla, while the PASSENGERS were
dining an alarm of fire was baa'l me steamer
was prom ptly headed Tor the 'hO''' . - miles
S S.t the DAMS making fearil roadway !,
Alta quarter alter five the upper aeyN lell i
those those Of the passengers and Gre" who mad nc, not
got into the boats, jumped overload and endeaV.
ered to swim ashore About IV' including
otJn ~ SWAN Or were washed ashore alive
''' The ship came to the water ledge and d'''p
peared .obod the sbore made
their ~ w pI' to near Manzlnlla, where they ar
rived on The 28th lust as The steamer 81. L'ul
a'F Sn'na I t5w others escaped Manzanlia i
boats Ope boat, with 80 persons on board ma
moi been hard from, but has probably mad
tbs shore .outh of ManzanIlIa. The names
the lost will be telegraPhed as 'o'na' procured
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
To COnsltI,ip: YES.

,t1p o,li.cr haynr been restored to health in lev
weeks by very simple remady, after havi. sNa id
win sewers lung difficulty and 'ha' argau
disease Colsgmption-is ANXIOUS TO make A"'"" "
euoF sufferer, he means OF his cure a., ,-.sc-in-
~ IN Mo a..irau NJ will send copy Of the prescI.p
ton used Gree charged with ne aiTeC' n and d. sure
c, Nv Consumptjou Asthma, Bronchitis, &c nc on'S
object Of lie advertiser in sending the
~ bsnest tie arlicted and prcad the iniormatoh Mn
hs ronceiyes to be invaluable and he hopes e'ii
er Mil try his remedy il will cost them hoA"s a"
may prove a blessing -, ,a.e cddre,.
Partie. wishing th prescription viii please aa're'
Rev. Edward A WILSON Nil'lamsoure",.
f336m3 MN N""u9''
THE CONFESSIONS AND EAPERl LNIE -. v, ,e a s.pe
| rrREV -Published as a warning, and Tor th4 ~
cl bens6t Of Young Nen, and those who snner win &C.
Won. peblity Loss Of Memory Premature he
W s ,h, has cured himself by simple means, atv' ~
pa, great and h earned ed0T poctes
nse a. worthless medicines preschoea by iNRFRT
f.g Greenpont Long Island, by enclosing p0''-p'O
a'u'sss'' CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ, :, -
s,,,, G,c.npoint Long Island, " y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

at that place. and AZ Stannardsvlle, an thai
relnioreements are arriving daily.
The rebel programme, he says, is to whip
Gen Pope and then Mcclellan
One hundred and forty citizens Of Sperryville
who have refused to take the oath OF allegiance
are to be mlrced over the lines on Thursday
their Journey being rnllyened with music suited
to the circumstances
Gen. Slgels advance corps is now suo'lsting
entirely on the re,rIs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
<rR.s RuEuMArIC AND NEURALGIC

GARDENERS RHEUMATIC AND ny hA na,ent
C0NToU ND-Thc popniar prejudice hHAhfn III o.
,Iicin.. seem. 10 have been removed IN tne mini
,b many Who have tried The above nyainau'e rne"3
certificate, from among the first men IN ins m% m.
~ attes TO the virtues OF th's Compouhu 4, anthsn.
tc,ted convince the most cautious we "ou,u
attenticn 10 the reliable names attached TO we
ti.emert in ynothrr column OF im- paPe' u ,sridlv
.,I ~ I'M. ~. q, "A nj medicine. which las 80 l"py
la INTO notice II me aestion OF the ,uhtr'ny va"
env be gained feel assured iata iaT iat NOV Vii
n,h ! Compouud an ine.tmAbe bl9ssins RI bosi'"
/ DoYu Idr.rnsst.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
Ea,.n, for Nalc.

SIuArEp ardwGf ogrn ss he saSsoRS FARM
- ts n1' GOOD road and considered enc Of the pes'
arms ms in town dded into two i"% ,or Sna viii
ole ot chassrs ms one or divided into farm OF
od s 20 or o acres On it are thousand good sugar
ees large cedar swamp dry muck escS 81 and
in inc xhaustbe qnantite, young sn harm 70 by az
i,. und.r the whole. horse barn, sheos an" '"''
said isrI lt or is, .dsress J. +. sANBoRS
For particulars A''''" East Harawics,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
The Confessions and ENpcr'
once az m Invalid.

nrRfJsHEn FOR THE BENEFIT and warn,nE a.. tT'
caution to young men who suierfrom nervous ,sV ~,
Paeetnr5 Decay &c supplying at the same time th'
means Of seifCue BY who has cured himself
being put to great expense through meacn rnyeI
od IarkeT Byenclosiug post paid addressed <
a styatY copl.s may b, hal OF the author; '""'
El, MAYFAIR. Esd. Bedford, Kings Co., No
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

uousE JovRNAL.-lS6l.-We have reo''''
4 copy of the journal of the House OF Repre-
senmtiyes of this State at its October SESSION.
1861 1t is quite formidable IN ITS propo,.'o' e
containing 500 pages. 1t sprinted by H. (
wMroS, and got up III the usual w0rk"an''A'
mapDer. II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
The Military Department
Rovalton Academy.

,,,,r TrpN II this long established aud hshy
Hs ATTN Institution will commence Thursday sep
TENDER 4th ,t, inf,,motion or assistance in
,,ocurins board or rooms, address r,,,,ses.
procuring n e. pENtsoN, sec'y Board OF Ifn,t'es'
,uot.,, " July u, lHo3 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

~ The selectmen of the town OF Rochester
have offered bounty Of $50 to each OF the hrst
eleven men who shall enlls, from that town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
WASHINGTON, Aug.8 ordefauthoT'zlng ta'
arrest Of persons discouraslns enstmen"
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington City, D; 9, AVE- 3 1852. s
Ordered ist, That all United states MaTsnaIs
ana sup,ra,cnd,o's or cne :. Police Of S. any
'o""' wy; I'D directed 10 arrest and mprson
a any D.r.oa or person. who may Be engaged by
a CO.; loaecb or writing indscoaiagiug volunteer
cnlistmcnts, Or in any way q,as aid ana com
to,t 10 The cneuy,r in amy other disloyaI prae-
ny y fmt immediate reFor be made to MAJOR
+ @ Turner, Judge Advocate in order tha
such persons may be tried before military
commission. ...;.,,,
80, Ill, ~, certified to tla cblel clerk OF th
War department for settlement and payment
Signed h'"IN ~ = ~ -, e. e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. !. On the ID Coi' raw raw
thor with band Of l25 rebels attacked capt,
Buck. Having been appraised OF the me il NJ ,;
attack. Capt Buck fred and abandoheu "''
tents. and withdrew into the brush =. r
Soon after the enemy rode into the l'sht ol
the burning camp and called upon our iieI ~
surrender Capt. Buck responded VIII" d l AZ
81 muskct balls that empued several sauu.'s
when the rebels broke and run, losing mos "
ther arms and portfolio containing inc nus n'.
ter rolls and correspondence. The enemy n''
! two killed and several wounded
Alter rotreating forty miles Capt BncS as 3',,
attacked them, killing three, woundlns sew"
and capturing twenty-five horses twenty guns
/ Nc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Usp EWEESEyEAN'S PE24L~

The combination Of ingredients in tne'e r' ar MA T
eit ~ A long and extensive practice lheS are m.."
hit oreration and cartan in CORRECTING an Itesu"
Ma Painful Mensruauons, removing a'I &
rba,her from co,u or otherwise headache pam III 'n'
side papta ton Of the heart whites all ne1yGus aug.
siue teries fatigue, pain in the back ana mDs nc
Iona is,, mn arise from interruption Of nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
sea- tb, commencement Of new era IN we ~ ~
,t.r irreoularities and distractions whIch nav WI
",.d ~ many to- premature grave Ne t'lhaf c1h
enioy good hea I'M unles, she regui ~ ana a.,
c6.t2ncton takcs place the general health oesl"' 'e
oliue. ,,,,,.-,,,,.N,,s DIITS
49,, the most enectua remedy ever known Tor an con-
al , ectiq, 70 Females 70 all classes they are IN
yaIgablt Inducing with certainty, periodica' e4afIt
Tl.y arr, known to thousands who nave ns u'tn c
ferent periods throughout the country i'lis cs
lion " .ome Of the most eminent hy 'o,"I'1 W. ot b4
F1plicit directions st ting when they 7h'l', uos w
n.r Win 'aoh lox--tr price one dollar per o'H' CON
I tairne from fny to sixty pills, - . .. ~,
pIIs ."t Nv nail promptly BIS rtnitung = ~ rio
r,.etor sod byS i. Redf %, Montpelier - ""'
+ by Druggists generally,
" ~ iht'1' r. IS, ilurCHlNs. Proprietor
~ Cedar 81. 49, Org
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

FRrprRlcS,BuReH, Va, Aug. I. (SSPeclS'
dispatch to the New York Herald } ~ mex, eA-
nedition scut ont under Gen. Gibbon last Tues,
dav has returned. A portion of the command
under COL Cutler, dashed off to the right ana
made a descent upon Frederick Hall Stauon'
rwslve miles from Gordonsville, on the Virginia
Central Railroad, destroying buildings stores
and about half mile OF the track
ten Gibbon, with the main body, had sharp
sl;rmish with the enemy on the Richmond tele-
graph road ten miles from fTsder''k'0uss" :, :, -
few prisoners were taken, We loS' cue ' D..
killed and several were taken prisoners p9'
two of Gen Gibbons column were wounuou
The enemy had been apprised OF our advance %1.
and came around on eur rear IRON DSwiln'
Green The loss sustained by the rebels Is u''
known.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
FARY, FOR SAFE.

~, v.,h ~, n n alleu about two miles from ha.I
uaiwick and near the stage road leading from hard
wick to panyiIe about 80 Of land, VEL isnC D,
with cedar rails and wall, is about equally ulY W
The road is shaded by about 200 beautiful map
trees Of ten y,s' growth. Buildings including Two
arge harms m excellent condition and very convenient
-, ~ - q r,ter At the house and barn. Said iarm
had the entire income Of another farm lor 'Ie .s'
tgelye Years and in high state OF cHuVanoh anu
| can nearly all be moved with "A machine
11,ber I, I'm Tor sale e about 80 acres-4O ceai
sdh,s large sugar orchard Of about 1900 trees so9i
suoar house with fixtures for tapping l2Oo trees ~
~ awed troughs TO conduct the sap to the nous.
80, stoct of lry wood These places will Os sofa 10
ether or separately desired Direct a commune ",
tons = J. HNi''Ni 49,
| WmM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

NV YoRk. Aug The Worlds special
Washington dispatch 'ays \ civilian cap cap,
turri al Front Royal Isacned TINS city yf''ef
day. lie has been aboa Richmond 'o ~, Two Oh Oh
three weeks, and although not able 70 ten muca
w , ,ccount Of MS parole, declares that Richmond
Inns not been evacuated, nor are there any slsn'
Of pesrlIence. The rebel army lies east q 'a l
o,,r and he Is confident its effective numoer'
have ogon greatly exaggerated otonew val,
Jackson. he says, is al GordonsylIle with lo'oo'
/ or ~ 600 men
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

NEW YoRk, Aug. The lnes has a leVl sue.
siung the details u the Malvern li' eHpeuai .
3on Tine writer SAY, Gen. Mcclellan in'cna'
to hol4 the position Gen. Couch division 81, na IA
been sent to support ten. Hooker :, WINE III
other division vas to 90 up o" Wed nI
The Original expedition comprised u ,,.'a a
/ LOCKER AID Scgsica sdiyisions, under command
OF the former. .d,5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

uARKl.prRoa, Pa, August s. Volunteers
are pourIng 10 oy thousands. Innr NUMBER Is
sufficient for fifteen regiments, which with the
regiments il Philadelphia, will ill the o'a''
quota Tor volunteers ,..n
Several rssments are eonpleti, being organ
lied. armed aud equipped. and will start loi
the seat Of war early next week
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

CrscNSArI, kugust 3, 1901. All the Ind
ana regiments N, Two are full. There Is CON
siderable excitement in all parts OF the state
and reerutin. $ Progressing with 1EuSu'' !"
pldity ,.. hrotba,
oe Far, Sumter Anderson. is iull, having re
crulled 1000 nsn IN fifteen days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug The Captain of the
Adironack has informed the Navy Department
of the facts attending the recent pursuit by him
Of the Steamer Herdid, represented by the Mas
sau papcls to bea British vessel This pretext
afforded an opportunity Tor the alleged outrage
hy this American officer from whose statement
II nppears that the Herald had been running
from Nassau to Charleston with Warlikc sup
ulies. and was returning to Nassau with cotton.
She was commanded by u man named Coxtteo,
who was formerly Capt of the prlvale,r Jeit
Davis. The chase, however, was not continued
within British jurisdiction
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

Nrw YoRR. Aug. g. The Herald has NPe'
,iJ d,sp,tch from Nashville, the 9th, as iol-
lows .n .i
Gen. Nelson has occupied McMlnniylle with
5000 troops, The rebel General foFe'' ueu'
leaving 40 staggle,s 10 fall mo our nAnGs'
Morgan was not there, Forest 'upPo'eu 70 o'
at sparta with 200 troouS.
Transportation between Murlreesooro an0
McMinnulle is open and telegraph is being
erected
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

cueo. vi. Aug D. Commodore DNs ana
G4u. Curtis aie mere to consult with the depart
meots IL Washington IN regard To future move move
wenr, Of the army OF the Southwest and Mics
j.sIppi lod.la In future there wIil be concert
of action between tacm.