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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-24

W TO LET The Store in Bangs Block opposite
the Court House, lately occupied by Thos Gates for
Provision store will be let to responsible person, on
very favorable terms is excellent stand for the
Possession given Immediately
SIG distf d. s. MESSENGER
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Policies issued by said Agents in the named re-
sponsble Companies against loss damage Nv fire-a
claims fairly and promptly adjusted and paid.
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Mfsrellameuus.
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
THE ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
Worcester County Musical Institute
WILL BE HELD AT
MECHANICS HALL. WORCEsrER.


Commencing MONDAY. Sept. 10Th, 1852, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, and continuing Ave days and evenings.
The Glass will be under the direction Of PROF b. r.
Pianist : N''
The Morning Sessions of each day will be devoted to
inc practca study of the voice In regard to formation
and heathful development tone, and the practice Of
Church Music with reference to infustng new lie and
giving more character and effectiveness to this part OF
public worship, together with the consideration and dis
cusson of such subjects pertaining Music as NAV be
profitable aud interesting 10 members of the Class
The organization of Choirs the relation between the
Leader and the singers, and the mutual obligation which
should be felt to exist between the Singers and the Con-
gregaton whose worship they lead will be important
feature OF the morning exercises Congregational Choir
and Quartete singing. will also be illustrated and the
relative sutableness of each the purposes of public
worship will be examined.
Tie Afternoon and Evening Sessions will be given to
the practice of ChoTuses and Gces together with Solos,
Duets, &c by me- mbers of the Glass.
"A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT will be given on
MEpNEsDAY EVENING. October LIST, aud GRAND FL
NEn nh CONCERT on FRIDAY EVENING, October Sd, In
uuelpate The "Taberndcle," by b. +. Baker and o. W.
rsIHs -, Yoiee q Praise" by Il: Hamilton, also Cho
rus and Giee Books, will be furnished for the use tho
TICKETS OF MBMBERsHfr admitting the holder 10 AL
w exercises Of the Convention. and both Concerts
FgtR Cents Tickets not transferable
80 Oneuiars' &c;I apply TO j. A: DoRMAN,
utoJ Worcester, Mass.
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Commencing MONDAY. Sept 10Th, 1852 at 10 O'Clock
A. M, and continuing five days and evenings
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-24
A LPHEUS B. STIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer

Nos 1854 Main street, and No 8 SOuthbridge street
Furniture made to order; Repairing and Vanishing
at his shop OF at your Ises Oy experienced work
in neat manner On moderate terms.
Chairs Reseated, Extension Tables solid, Black
Walnut Mahogany and Rosewood Chamber Sets, BOOK
Gases, Desks Counters, Show Cases, Picture Frames
Wire Screen Frames, MeOdeons, &C. made and sold at
lo'E prices. Pulpits ant Church Furniture made to
orier Churches and Halls seated with Circular Seats
Also, will keep hand Collins and Coffin Trimmings at
reasonable prices. ALPHEUS b. AUSTIN,
APP diff Worcester, Mass.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

IN Confederate House Of RsPresen-
rAsivss had spirited aissasiOa Lass reek
on,the eoaduet 81 the uar,. Nr. Boyes Of
% South CarOlias spoke viii great Jske-
menee against the aefeasive policy adopted
by the south He said
'sNr. L. p. Walker. The forsSer Seese-
OF War. had said, At al early day that the
Dag Of the south should aoal shortly over
;he Capitol az Washington he, the
speaker, lad thought the expression unUise
At that tine. We shoul3 have EAlked
peace and acted EtF: ussd peaceful terms
bsS prepared foE active EaE-=.AadAelt9s-
aadAeity l-AsdAeiiy lis The key 70 sue
ceSs- Make 40 show Of fear, prosecuteS
The var with great TiEoE- Talk Of Tisk.
have re not riSked reTOlution2 and
shall We see II EAIt We should have par
sued a. aggressive policy from the fTegy
sis
Leok At he country around us DEUS
taIe3. We haze burned - cities, ne have
laid waste 20 towns Tie north Rad sent
tie sam OF society to be pftted against
the IONS and the TeET aoEer Of the south
We DO them = favor 70 XII al such A.
Ihese- Bat once carry the var iato The
l-GAAGAAA AAAE1E SAkNAE
;keir Lad, aod they viii soon begin 10
feel tha, the game shey is not such PIeO-
sant one As itaoW aPPears-T
He praised the course OF oar govern
as9s in diseharging ineEeient gene.als.
He ioeght that re had eTinced e1lraOs-
diqary energy, and The sOpib xas begin
aiag to feel the result of oar policy.
NJ Fo0te Of Tennessee iaCrOdaeed $
resolution in harmony Eith Nr. Boyes'.
remarks BE MEANT aOthfas personal.
BE sid that President DaIis vas As nael
IN favor Of the onward policy as any one
that be had given his generals the larEes
liberty, that it Vas nOl his fanIt that The
army had not advanced farther, and ihal
he EsS said TO be rery nueh surprisel
TIA, the amy did not seize Louisrill,
several months ego. Nr. Foote sait
further
~He desired that the YANKEES shall b,
made 10 PAy TIE whole expenses Of thii
T2r, that she eO9nereiai uaenaIes o
New York, Boston and PhiIadeipkia B,
made 20 naleek Their strong boxes, and q
Indemnify the sOuth for losses which the1
bad imposed uPon her He desired aboTI
all things 10 drive tae ensay beyond oul
borders All this be would hare, snt
nothing iess.T
Really We are afraid that With every de
sire TO 0SliEe Mr.. Foose, ne easnot il
This respect 1t Is to be hoped. too, ,ha
Davis hHs recovered from his srpris
abonf IauiSrSIla TIE 49,, F.-,-, VT
Vile has probably cared hin
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

A Clhrksville, Tenn. correspondent of
The Chicago Tibuss says:
It Is astonishing how soon Coufeder.ts
bonds aud Tennessee scrip gees down
when the Cniou army comes. cAa bur
It here BY the pound As cheap as paner
rAgsi aRd you viii see all rho are luskT
enough TO get bold Of piece Of gold. sii.
veE- or a Treasury note, ont one SIDE look
IlE AZ 1T feeling Of IL. turning 1t over, asd
Il i Is coin they Ulll bite 1t again and
18Ain, IhiakinE 70 themselves, 40 doubt
rs this q reality -
The rebels have robbed the whole eoan-
tEy here Of eFery wagon and horse. This
hOtei Is Burning GtIle sucks TO COX NTH,
there not being pound Of coal or = suck
OF rood IN the city, and nOi a. team or We
hiele Of any kiRd q drAE any With, aud
30 natter how urgent the case, yOa cannot
get % hrE- There Eas not = poand Of
snap N the city until TIE aray arriTed.
Oae old nan cane down 70 the boat Hhen
Te hEdeds and offered O1e hundred AID
sixty dollars in geld for sack Of coffee
that ESghed oae handred ana EirtV
pounds. This gold be buried shea Tea
Ioessee seeded. aOd ReTer dag Il aP uatiI
Our army arrived
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

oxK % the questions that agilAtes the
neWsPapess nov IS, What to do with tae
seeded States after they are conquered.
One party claims that they revert TO their
original territorial coalition, having abrO-
gated their State E0yGramenss By seeding.
Another hOIdstha their State governments
have been psuTped, and only need 70 be
recognized to be Is faily ia force As ever.
Perhaps it EOuid be As ven to postpone
that question yet awhile We h.y'ns quite
come 70 that part Of the business yet
There viii be time enough 10 quarrel about
that Ehea The armies Of the c. s. hav.
laid down their arms aud sOae fny or :
bundled Of he leaders have stretched
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

The rebels, aaEr .evaeaa,ins Columbus
have retired upOn Fort Randolph, T.nnesl
see.
This fort Is o. The Mississippi river. near
the town Of Randolph, Upton county,
TsnneE1ee' about 90 miles above Ns1phis,
40 miles tslOE Columbus, and $50 niles
below Cairo The position IS nAsarally a
strong one. Tue tort is roIsh asd IN.
complete sarthWOrk, constructed last fan
1t is bum upon the Seenad ChisEasaT
BluHs. more than 100 fest abOve the river
and immedfatsl3 South Of Island No. %.
The town Of Randolph has no rail road
communications. and a. a. army .aatio.sd
there would have TO depend On tie river
exclusively for TIE transportation Of sup
plies, it Eoula not require long % eu.itoR
AID stArTe it out So If the rebels con-
Oehtrate ~ Randolph, the captare of 1lerlzi
phis via - - mneh the easier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

U 70 EHIs writing there IS 40 news as;ir
20 ssartle people from tseir PsOpgisty.-
Thers IS aleR il the storm Of war. Il is
20 truce thsugh-aO g-ouudipg Of aas.-
The work goes Silently on Oar amy IS
advancing % sss rsoelIiOa step by step,
slowly but SaFely f'en one ssFaiAEesie POiz:
There is O,he. work fOE armies ,a1a mere
hgbdag. The! must Ee; things ready to
fEhs to advantage The ve-r 7esieeaee
tha; is enforced about var movements. or
II assures rs 50 naeh the more that The
work has bsgua n earnest Il is nos in
PoEtAat shat We should know lust how :,
is 80 be doae, or wien. fo- that IS The bust
asss Of TIE miIitAry, bat vhea !. Is doae
we viii aOs Dc iOag il he4apg OF il We
cannot bare battle every dAy-nor ersn
victory every battle So let q ,rast,
aad Be patieat. Il viii be lively eaoagh
before long.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

coSsIDkEINs how great NATTER Is PRO-
posed by The erection o; = aeu STATE
amongst Is, there Is surprising iadifss-
eaee about Il On the Pars of those TO be AZ
teese3, a, this tine when the measures
adopted approach eoazanasioa. The gen
erAl toae Of oss Correspondence is exnress-
iseof segse; rather ;h,n hopefulneSs. Some
few declare their iaieniion 10 oppose tAs
Consultation outright, bat the grsas msjo.-
iiy are simply indifferent. We give our
space eheeSfaIly to their communications.
expressing as they do every shade Of opia-
iOa; and E0Rid be hes-tiI, glad If some OF
them eoaId suggest plan or e1pedieat 10
save ersa yts our long cherished aud loag-
isborei for rev State. Wshavs made our
oEa suggestion 70 tie Couniss:ssers APP
pointed by the ConEeusiou. into whose
haudS we're transferred The dssuaies Of thi.
people, bat they have rot We bsFisve deem.
ed it worthy OF their eoasideratisa. Cau
asy Ooe propose anything else RIA, viii AZ
ford ground for ratioaAI bope Of szeeess'
If 50 let Us have 1t speedily.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08
House APPortionnent.


Tie prescribed number OF members Of
the House OF Representatives. vas sss, to
be alphabetically divided among the diff
ferens States after each eeaz0s. Bat there
are so May fractions Ieft aarepresen.sd
that "a amsndment has passed Congress.
Increasing the aunber of members 10 al.
by giving al a.idirisoal one 10 each OF he
States OF RbsdeIsland, yerasa,, Psnn.rl-
rama, Osio, Kensaeky. IiiuOis, Iowa aud
NinaesOta- The delegation from each
Sis:s vii be as stated below. in eonpara-
son Vfsh the present sPPordouaeur made
ar5eE the eeazRz of 1850. The States
Of Ninassusa, Haasss AID OresOa rsre ad-
dsd % the UaiOa and their delegations re-
seiTed in the House. after The last appOs.
tOnaeas had gOzs into eSect- The sla1e-
holding States viii have IS sud the free
States l5s members under The new appor-
,ioaareat, zbile nader The present one The
siATshO5dinE STATES have 50 -aod uhe-free
States i4s me1bers- The free State IA
jOCiiy Il ;Ae Eoate Is therefore Increased
- Or aooat 81 per cent o. he 11hoIs ma /
Der of representative The Northwestern
States increase their representatives, IA.
Ehiis NsE England lcse :, aud The MD
de States iose ; TIE table is As follows:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

he Nbapy Ksaag formal tens Ills
story Of BoekneE, the rebel general:
Gen. Buekner, in the course Of CONVEX
this city, ulbosOmed himself Nth refer
enes 70 tie battle Of Bail Ran, a. folIovs-
= haE bAftiew Hs \ ulOst Uufortanate thfnz
fer the SOaih AID a,DOst fortunate thing
foE the North" .ESOthinE,a said The RreSI
re6el, @has more VeIed ne than the ana
Thy OF the Soathern people The eGeet of
tie 6atIle referred 70 Eas 70 inspire TIE
soltherDeISTtth bliud eoufdenee ana
i1A them intO false BeelEity. The effect
0Po1 The DOrtheEners, on he Other hand.
vas % arouse. madden aud exasperate.s'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

4 Az old hieoa froa SprinE6eld ls.eIv
eAAled 70 - the Presidsat Afier the
So. as1Al gree1lgSI etc @Lioeolns said, Re
s-Ihen yoa tarne1 cat Cs1ero,- nv
olent yO0 tan cat al the rest az yo1r
C46lnet That said the Preside1t
HAkes ne think q soneLhing dat rDoI
Place near home u IHiuOts. An Old ar
laeE had beea Pestered nth . eOlony Of
skalkSI that dePredsted uIEhtIy aolol -
Po9ltEy- he deierDined to bird q the-l.
ana nl7lly soeeeedsd n EsttInsy ttiE.l All
l11o ooe hoses WheRe be e0lld Kin then Ar
~ pleasure BE dreI one forth By tie
!all an1l sIec1ted him, bat Gaid:he, n teII-
I1B ne stoEYs this eElSed soeh An fnfer1lI
ste1ehs thas he T1s Glad 70 Let the rsst
rm-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

Il gives Us pain TO see our CITY eo:sns
POraEy so, thIs-slzhued- We eaasos Ia
duIEe in harmless stOry, OF few Obse--
Vations for the beaeas Of the sOas,.y in
Eeaerai, but vhat be gobbies it an up SD
aPPrOPriases it for himself We related a
stale sneedOse ,he osher day about fool
ish Ran, and foFthuith cur usizhbo. de-
seEtz his grisdstOne, and makes ss.oeiou.
dash At ourselves, though be quickly re
,arnz 70 his farorite anuseaea,- We
also had triae TO say about hollow PIE
tension Of derotiOs 70 TIE Ccaztitatioa,
and At once Our rsEPish neiEh5or takes II
AL on himself, just like he did Tie Other
jaEt as though NOBODY else II ihe country
had any night to appropSiats It or aay pzzrt
0f it NOE We aOa's object to his putting
oa the garments, If be thinks tLey are his.
or if hey 1T Snly ne deaf Ike to set
Anybody be selfish. Eantanto have 4
fhis chance We suspect Our nsighbOr is
endowed With some Of FalsIaRs in
stinet9 Fal.taE knew the tine Panss by
Instinct, AID May others have since ne
sogaiEed themselves in the SANE Eay.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08
Iohnaon,a STiIsIoa to Tennessee.


ton 10 HI. paper On This Subject says=
',EE.es1.issie.isf -Aaarey johaso1. ~
goes k5rGar5 - de niliESrE ROVefaof Sf
Ehe Sntts 81 ISllelsee, IS EIieasI o1e way
Of ea:r1lg The G0rdian knotsOf eS1plteS-
iiUas4Rhieh have resulted non Ne ie6.l-
que<t Of The rebels in thar STATE. and Kill
certainly follow their Oyer1hrOE u OI6er
q1ArterS- Il VIII prove - be most efee-
tive he viii enter the State, Of which BE
u the PrOad a1d peerless Se1ntor, not onIF
as brigadier geaeral, az The hGGa oF n
aFoCg helDinE st0HeaSs hlt Attic .1NliIasera
Of his OTu people, long held Ia chains by
their oppreSsoGs His first step viii be 70
seine on The machinery Of the State gov
eEumeat, TO eArTy out the idea that no act
Of secession can anCihilete State 0fthis
Cnlou, and 10 prepare the way for the elee-'
tion ola legislature, chosen by the loyal
people OF Tennessee, Who VIII cooperate
With him il the grand purpose Of eonstitu-
tioual Obligation and obedience 10 the
laws passed il pursuance Of tie COnstit1-
ton All this has beea done pr the. Gov
ernmeHt, yo1 win perceive, without the aid
Of the justice and exPeiieuey Of this policy
thai nc Poruoa Of The RePEeSeutatiTes aud
/ Senators IA Congress are found 20 OBJ
jeet To IL
He viii not 90 here for the purpose Of
fargiying the leaders, or PuaishIng the
people WItk his strong views Of ne
great Issue inTelTed IA oar present straS
gle, be win initiate md perfect such a SIS
ten ~ viii forever baniSh Secession f.om
the STATE Of Carroll and Jaeksoa. II the
SHAREHOLDERS resist his sway, he viii make
make short Eerk of then, With the aid Of
The Armies Of the Republic. Hundreds
AID thousands oF patriotic young men viii
be attracted TO his St&cdSrd, aud before
long be VIII Be sustained 6y many of the
most Prouinent minds in the STATE The
Interests OF men ike Jobns5u are All
against allowing Secession 70 resume its
eootroI in the South They are, ia fact.
more directly concerned in this than those
who have Immediate charge Of the Gov
eEnment here, for, should they fail, their
4 lives viii Re the forfeit Ian not without
hope Ihas many Of those Who are nov
thiakinE and toiliaE 70 bring order out Of
the chaos Of ant4goaist5e doctrines In Con-
ETess viii tiad most Of their doubts solved
By The complete success Of Andrew john
sOa in the new sphere TO which he has been
called By The President
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

How Gel Fry KILLED zoIIIeoRsrs
A correspondent ofthe Louisville Jour
RGl says:
Yesterday had an interview Of two
hours with Colonel s. S. Fry, the hero Of
Mil Spring, heaeef0Eth forever assOeiAted
ia American history With the misguided
EOlieoGer. de gave rs q description of
The battle Of January 18th, in which he
hgured 50 eonspienoUSly. Il differs some
what from the accounts given by the presE-
Il vas not Baltic Peg ton Who cred At FRI,
bat Lieat- Rogg. aid 70 ZollieoHer. PogE
vas MORALLY wounded BY Capt. Yaughp, Of
FSys regiment, aud has since died Zoll-
ieO6er wore light drab oIsreoNE, but
toned to the chin, Tins eOneealiag his rank-
He doubtless intended 20 deceive Col. PrT,
aud succeeded FRY E1s in undress uai-
form, and, Of course, vas At oaee reeoz-
ni1ed as federal oGieer.
They rode side BY side several r,aees- %
uear that their knees tOuebed, Fry all The
time SupPosing ZOllieoGer to be a federal
o9eee-heaee his reply, 81 do not intend
70 me upon oar men" The mistake Vas
not discovered until FOgg fred upon Pry,
killing his horse At once, Fry drew his
revolver uPOa Zpiliec6e=, shooting him
through The breast Instantly he threw up
his arms, fell from his horse, aud expired
his sword IS in possession Of Col. Fry.
He has no other trophies save q note, "a.
ken from the pocket Of ZOIiieof-r, by
which he recognized The rebel general
When be fell = rebel threw dO9n his zun.
ersPt up 70 ZOllicOder. and Vas jus1 in the
act Of taking him up TO bear him from the
held Theu be vas shot by Capt Vaughn
31d instantly killed Col Fry uarrSTiy
escaped death. With only three hunireSi
and ninety men. be kept At bay two rebel
reEImenls for more than an hour. One
BAH passed 50 near his Ieft temple As to
touch his hair Another pierced his
clothes RrhEing the Skin- Amer the bat.
Tie one Of the prisoners said 70 him, ESQ
many Of rs Foiated our guns directly nj
you. congratulate you that you are alive,
pat you must be mighty hard to shoot :
A IeRnesseean from One Of The rebel re,Zif-
9ents managed 70 escape to our ranks,
he took his stand among FEy's men, seized
tee qua Of one Eho had fallen By his side,
hred forty rounds, killing The very nan be
most hateds one who had pressed him into
the rebel service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08
LATE FROn RICH1IoHD.
- - sentImeal.
.lg9assO; e, AaFes I. slssa :.


RIcHM6SD, Va, March - 1888.
FSlit PkaGlelplta Pn
Tue present epistls hEs not been cen
usneed viii tie expedition Tat il vii
PFesent q Eo1r readers Aly psUs Of start
Ing eharaeteF, toe, eEeluSiFS & runoCS,
such news Is very scarce ~ present, and
the prouiaeaI Greats, as they tranSPire,
are Of course forwarded 20 you by your
Fortress MOar0e correspondent
/ shall, therefore mostly coR6ue suysPlf
at present to lev FenarEs relative 10 the
Hniaa sentiment e this eiGF. Wihieh e Ger.
tainly adding - eubiI 70 its stature" every
daY, and which manifested itself \ few
weeks since IN \ decided popular Oltbreak.
Having witnessed thar RHaiT, can assert
that cheers ETp EiTea for the Unio1, and
those of The crowd Who uttered them were
R0t gihbetled TO lamp posts bat walked Oh
shortly after unmOleSted and self-POs-
sessed.
Moreover, several Of the daily papers, the
EngrlreF and RSGRlaeT, for instance, have
begun 70 quake like BelshaIEar Of old At
Tie. handwriting on the van, aud such
Star-SpanEfed Banner forever sLiberfY
and U1ion, one aud inseparable,T have
beea plaeafded by some mysterious party
or parties upon not feE of the most pub
lie pCOusaades.
AStO what this change Of sentiment is at
uibutable opinions may diner. In my
opinion ii IS owing 70 = series ofeaUses,
prominent amoEg which may be mention
Cd the news Of the recent disasters 70 the
rebel arms, the proclamation OF mar
tiAl Law in the city, the terrible
sthguRtion in business interests, The
difficulty Of Obtaining even The neees-
sarieS Of lite, AID the consequent suffering
among the poorer classes, EhO, iflueky
enough to obtain employment Ofany kind
are compelled 70 take WORTHLESS scrip a
pay. ETery day there are murmuri1gI
against the GoEerumeni, and queEalons
doubts As to its power to aeeoupIiSh The
task 1t has set out uPon- The Richmond
Wig is still eOTertly hostile 70 the Admin
isTztioa, and loses no opportunity TO give
It \ rub. A Union League has been or.
CANNED here within the past month. and /
| daily receiving aeeessions to its ranks. Tn,
authorities are not unaware of the fact
bat have not taken aay steps, 50 far as
an aware. to break itup. YOurs, =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

Ar ballGiEsa = a,Eashioaabl. ho,eI IN
Re JaDeiro lnst bo6ths daslaZ de d..
alg Of tie LAnesEss he I.ll-rroOa ~
saddealy inundated b riss Il. tbs rir..
de ladiea being kresatO $685.
aad tltO tbe orehssGG MGh,,
de EHtez II tie rool ms to tesr d.
and 0aoy 1lHlhls1 sFsss EGS Iost,. 3Iss
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08
How the Rebels 81 Tennes.ee m,

IRIned GunG.
he Fort Douelsoa correspondent Of the
St LOUis RsPub;osasays.
Il nay be interesting TO roar readers 70
know bow tie uuneFOas shOt-Euas and
Sporting rifles foaad AZ Rort DsbeIsoa uerg
ooeAIned- The bogus Legislature Of Tenn
@see passed al aet, In SOVenber Of last
yeaE. requiring every nan, under penal
y q tTenfy-fEe dollars 6ne and ninety
days imPEisolnent 70 deliver up his ,Za6.
A great many were RiVea Up. Io0e Tere
bid aud some Destroyed. bet 81 tbs nesns
GoTernOr Harris succeeded in obtaiufnR
May guns frou the citizens, nanV 81
Eh9n were god UniOa mel, who thO1RRt
y giving mp their guns, u escape haTinE
Q go into the szETIee thenseIEeS-tke
SoTer1Or eTen intfnaIing - ROeh in a
e g to the people bl5 shortly
tollOEiug hat prcelailaEioa vaE -. -
eRllirg oltthe ui6lfa q the Sisfe n, ~.
amount of 80. 600 nsas