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LkEp ZOE sALN.

yHI proprietor FOR sale thousand or twelve hun
Cane and Gum lsad, as yel adapted u
ne production Aat Cotton, land IN TIE ha'e
Mississippi This lsnl situated on the sopiAen b9uniary
sunaowrr C9u;y beautiful LaSs three miles from the "a
zoo Ryer which Oaptss AfQrtzg hn= Steamboat nav
salon the river Upon this land deadolng I've yeas o
sieh Is uzs 5cItibe OF nA&iEg nue cIop NJ hlt year
Terms third cash ;he balance II Two Gnnas aame"
ADDS Z ". RAEDLE,
,.oo AZ VIrksirro. Nlss
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(BY GOpDIN APPEssoE, ,UcTs)
yTHF EGAUTIFUE 81 BUBBIN Retreat

EEyB s EEAUTIFUE 81 BURBlH RETREAT
y called "RuTnI shades in StenTicO, Do the
New bridge road, two aud u tEif EiiIes East
of ks chm ond, IoX. Iaer with Nh personal pro-
pc Cty thereon, for sci ar i,ueiIon- be IA -
.actiGn Pr,mies ~ onday, he igh o. Nay lul
Ucloct, ~ that be sat i rt eaL called Ru ~
shades ofnd aad O3Gu9=i ~ Hrs g. Tbon Las,
~ acrs 4 Which Is n sna OAK grcye Ill
t=nerns 'Ush In god order. Jet MO he for
nall IA y The pace remarkable To- is tesui Il hide
trees, aad rural sTPsa' aute
Atert ae liud all the perJond prop iy Will hs sold
e,ns,tinS uGHt variety, her Is ciSs carriage
bagXy. ca farming implements. a1d haust nd fcEnure
RN for he la5d ttri cASs baalcs O. and tao
Year, bondS bsif!n interest," secured b. trust deed.
Fr the IerFonLl Idscts, cash.
Tie tAxss fos this ye4r 10 be "a BE- ihs Pu-ehaser
ma'4-ti & .DDIy Ape is0H, Alcts.
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BY JleEs hN.rlns,.nl

DaiEI,Tis. ro7,,s SAT- %
"A OF Lhsd la Tao, ,ouofy OF
mllrs bJ.M The
The NilUan!sbuTg stnSs -.
nIIte irohs the No,k RIyes M
with ike stock OF orst.. n g. ........ &C 70.
&c.-lNil sell on Ihs PIE go 90 To "a. I.sl -
u BAy, 1863, crr Il or p-r = 49,. IA. no Of NC
lur Ja; sayid ieoeaad ttrigs shsL ofrrJ.
'uatsdf m Ne " AinNbuy SEe cad rl1e mites 0tast frJm
H;huerd and alb u. hA TAI a.. Ever Rsltosd.
ado Mug the lands % heo wage "a Y.I,mIon Ma de-
0ssfej, ar Anderson sud oihsts
thouti59 "a riu VI. ave L,a seeded wheat
and gin'er GAYS, the reu-aitde well voiced
The mproyeans consists st H.. IA dye rooms barn,
stable. Ter houi-, and IA nsuAl O.
sdaeIy ate the TSe Of tie last be stid stock Of
u horses. erops Il c-r1, io4is ao fArning Impie
houthold iurci me to.
TE the real state Third CA h. The balance and
i2 his credit fjr table n's lnes: ADDED ID BY
4 deed. f
P0 the per hlbls property 80 and under cash; over A
amount n5uhs credit Tor neonAs pApsr taafLO ny rndo
cd WITH i-terrst Edted.
GRO D. PITAsAnTs, Adrr-
maT-tds Jas W. sassd, decd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-15

IL R1lrosd c9npAnies and the Jaes Rser and KansThs
Jana Company iorbdtsa u transport tao this city or out
,ft sprtlous liquors, other intoxicating bqersges
III sGpeslae sdents OF karols and Cftie I'D Canal
requested 10 rpo d.f T. the Provost arhs the mum
OF passenger passing their roAds and Canal or o. The
Ity Of Richmond.
By order Of Brig. Gen. JDo. II. Winder, oou., As,
l. z. PACE,
nh1a-tf Aat. Az Gen.
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DRAUFIPUL COUNTY SEAT, ON THE NV
X H,.a ono ,rIIa north al Jtcbmona In

DEADEIRUL COUNTY SsAB, Df ttE NEN
ID RCan, one mile rorth OF lfchmond, In
sal tie fair Grounds, containing 40 str,s,
II tie request q NJ a Lnhcs-Fi
sh9se into the Ermy hssei al sgeoI,
the SaIurd-y the u Nay, SOD abo'elsoE
the beautiful county seat, located above Tb-Nsre
about % Ia 1j The most Of which nveSeaoss g.
nov other crops aad ten ares OF oak grove Thee
or IN psce dwelling, md FIRST rate stable AMI BAN
Tae -eatlY let out snumbero fu ees s-aSbeI
psnts RsplsriS The iocAilol sbeaui nj Aad tn
ne hbthoOd ecu Al 10 Any around the city.
cash balance A. AID two yeET oT bon
bsarn Che payable half yearly secuEedby uuh
deed
Imrfiste poIitsiiOn given.
IhJ ,,ODGIN 4 App gSON. Aucts
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DO ACRES OF BXCELLENT LAND AID
Ll.l I.IIIr,.. su M l.sster mud frnntinu al

lac nnnebester TuInpiE a. for sale We Me 40:
hoiE to private sale 2G8 OF excellent land located
good tsh % -hieh In high Itae Of cultivation.
nd admiral Sd. y ed 10 m'rg pGTgOs
The Ds coiorsble fra ned dive hsg In grove
Il oesu lu ties, aud tie usual out build ngs.
plat Of the aud can be seen cur Chiee.
NAV 90 JAs H. TAYLOR soN, Auc,,.
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NOraCE

Ta an StoskLoIt,rS OF the Exchange ROtei.
The D.-e-la. iae p ns-r sr' eon2aaE Save a-'-'s
-. f0al per "a 1-cs or t.t '. p.ls,
.-,,.r. .egrhr Issif1.r yt4 IA uAapSs{ Treason r,
80. ~. III scala S rect
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-15

"A Pubnher and BOOKSELLER,

"OAN~~hSi ID. .-..u.,
EIehnond We,
Putiilhes and ossrs for sale
HoEsons HiIiory vgn,-A History q Vrshis, irOm n
discovery And seF-ni " Fuopeans 70 the present tine
Robert Ho.Ou, ESQ yos syo Volume oHs cODtan Ne
me Reooesson ofAl,Han iria, In isI7, 1850
The press lavish In m praises Of this york Of MT How
sou now justly considered the ses extended History Of
nc State published
History Of the Valley vrginis BY Samuel Kerchevs vol
De bssS History and indian Wars Of Western NrginAA HIS
Tory the Early settlement nd ndan Wars 10 Western siFSs
prev 70 1885, also, Biographical Sketches Of Col tnsneig
Zane na,or a1ucch LsE5 WrEc General Daniel Rroadhea
Cen Andrew Lewis Cpt Samuel Brady, Col William CraEfosc
Poe and other distinguished Actors In cur Border %
handsomely nusIratei; BY wis De FAA. ta@ fe2l
BANKING OFFICE OF wa. q. IsAAcs AGO,
Corner Main and iGh Streets, Richmond, Va.
TN connection with their Banking business the undersigned viii
give prompt and htl attention to the Adjustment aid Col
rcy viii zoosis wifi them eteai legal talent whenever
may be found necessary TO do 90. ,-,.-.-.,---,..
their pEironB may dealre. Wh b. lSAACe w.
RuyR BY PERMISSION TO Col Geo " Nunord Secretary State
j. Beaae isi Sador state Of yIrgna james ossks ESQ.
President Bank vula WIN Taylor El Cashier Bank Of
iolPh TGcEsr, Esq Attorney General state Virginia.
sent for adjustment or collection should In al
special power q attorney 70 represent and sign the Of the
party papers dochmean necessary in the premises
SPRING OVRRCOATs
/ ljU Saeby BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,
nhIa llo 4 lis Main street.
PARTNER2nIP NOTCH.
TAMEa nUNTER OF the Richmond Iron and steel works has
j admitted JoHs HuErEa as partner In the business hereto
conducted The style Of the firm Vi" be J, sSi FgH
m GRAY sAose ruitAblef u 1onpany-pEiee he-and
lUO vey low al that party In uRnl will hnd mem
'Asa' VIM IRA gMITF,
49, an ia Main street stairs
WANT D.-rsO or three IRON SATEs. new or second
Th,s.d sor ala KNoWLEs 4 WALFoRD,
fssa 100 Main Street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-15

LE5TlRs 10 TaE ESsvr-Wlsl Sewe..s Point vas
evlcll,st our sd,rs LET. b-ai-I h On Tor lie infer
m.,ol Of the enemy sao nigh; subs. qlsa.!y occupy
Is. fully one bundled letters These lssols conveyed,
10 ,aulslg azEsIgs, the intelligence TIA. the sh j
uav. acd land -5e Of The gca: Ya.kse nation At F,r.
N5lrye mad been kept at bay Tor Eeve months by
a .e~ hundred mea. We should hke to sc re IAN
ks,s wlsa t1sy read 'L5-e epi.tss.
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LIGHT ARTILLERY.

CLOSED ny roll with is full eonplmet Of one hundred and
~ nclud twenty four a. essnt 10 terNot, whose
term expired ts week mis- ed under tie special
Authority q he sserelay Wa On Ap caton odsy the
Department f1r the transfer 10 comPars these E,n an
HORNED n the recent co pr prevents then coming
10 me and therefore ebit -four good 10
tai their pisces will sppy pros ply, e5u 81 the once
Of OenshAu Co. The Basin in ehaond, or to at Camp
WA G oRsSsHAw, Captain,
apqs-p Gre saw Battery, Camp Lee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-15

LA0QoARrEGs DEPT. Of HESglc0, |
Rlchmcnd, We, hreh llth, lisa. !
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TERTiNG az STOCK EOLDERs.

INV Annual N,enr s Stockholders Of Rehno7d, Fred
bgry and me Rsloai Cons si be bald AZ tn
the Company, 70 he Ciy Of Richmond on Wedue dug
3 Oh Nag, 'sG2, Ltl2 clock, u.
Np9n-HauA~ @. ". bAChURDO TreABarer.
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MOTTO

sIE spRi stock ftfe "!isi1Y!t Esro a mpAoy hAr.
4 inr be % all taken ~ the EIchmN and Ean'l hoad
'onpary ud ntae-- IL dersdb hen stith' 60'era OF
Sc Con edsir 'teL Vat he w'5k cons ru'toa shoeld CO
o. meurcl ard rompi tel AL Speedily possible
Some otherv. say the rev Corn?snf to
0-gan il- zee htrebS siren % 81 per
"a 81 h.- Me- that oloym D. may Re obthaed or
M, tR.Ioad G. npanJs orgu ~ expert 70 le IN
t,on tiry from all ~ n psuons
ar faqu O.. c. muun'Cae speedily N RS onto he
tgh nooi aui DlnHls Company vt NrScssT ICE "a
I1-sR TI the Itc who authorized &c male pro
hlonsl Sgeersut io. the employment snc hands 10 IL
pGraose. -
tS-whig, Dipach. Tynchbu-g perubh IN, Isnvle AID
rgersbro e. pIpefS viii Iubh o7 20 and 'erd &C
..r,t a, 80 oa1.s
ma'S-qa Preslsea 2. and x z Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-15

sEsyED 20 Rgszr.Tle Petersburg Express says that
D,uy ne tTl,os Who slislvored to on the retreat
OF the 4lst Virgins Regiment non Scre-s Po.al by
s;,ay 6e to the Ind A. Fo.e Bd-e wss eap.ursJ and
haas To she lslr,.. Tree, without is7 or jgy Served
hin -'Et.. 81 zss formerly member Of D5yles NOV
Cooper cavalry, BE-. deserted several months ag,, and
p,ecs5s5 ts- ensnys ai.aEo' lr0p Ocean F.es, the
o,5e- day to guide the by the nearest and best route
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-15

THs FI5HT A. GlLEs CoUsrs5rsE-A letter vas re-
c,7si ia Lynehozrg, Aoad,y from Cap G. Q. O.ey, by
BIS mOher, giving very sas.y acccu1. Of the 6gas So
les Courthouse Capt. Oay ssys taat our forces engaged
we're v,lve hundred these Of she enemy deca hGHtIgd
Car troops we're marched oil Friday night and no.vh
sand = te iaggo they elc4rl- red whipped ths large
force Of the enemy and pursued ais -s-s columns 81
niles iron toe scene OF soioo. THese aocu. all The
Gls stated il The very hAs.iy srit,oa tote.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-15

T5lIE ua1er % Rave rs- eoPsrtas7s9 IT. ihe pirp1s
o. ecorrlg tac vg-c % E-v ltl alu otayI groFrgp
~ -1yst b. -nrulJ E4ffcrn Ng.-A f1ey wiz Eifs
1pt a.iulul O. eEtrcssd % heir To- terra,
gry u COL uHAA 4 MALLORY, e.; Yc-ftCsa, to 70
} 8JylA4Ua 90 Izuu-s, n-js-E couatg, :l '-e -t;h o.
7-zoJf All srsr laai sine a. s,hr-1t
UaANLss r. uALLgKf,
strs--t az. D. MONTAGUE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-15

fNNIE COM WON " "a NF he W.
r. the sher q 81 county t-Grld gree hss
svacaaey has occuI q in re re N . IN u US Of
IL ct foc lie Of thGt fG Gcca d srg
is.ai . yharrsT Fr!egd; TttG In be
. Co rmonEsa Tcqui-s /, sot On =, be
lI YOUR SAID q Oheste.hrf Ar tie ~
fasy 1882 for Dol'RAic TO al tie "-c--cy e aid
in suoay who e5f witness Hugh sbtGs esksr o. tie
Ho &c OF De .glcs IA 9th day OF Nay t.. So nj 10 lo
sSc year 81 ne CcrzcnEsatL -
Speaker Of The ao4se Of e gates.
By the Speaker cf;he II. ofD.
Ttsts:
y y GoEtoS, ia. Clerk OFT I'm. naiO-u
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II CNDoN PORTER.-2 essEs tOodou Porter
Ia for sale By DoikA00.
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nLNKIHG oFrIcE or wM. D. IsAAcs 4 90,

SPRING OVEHCOATs.
0A Spring 0VercoA adapted 70 the approaching season. LOT
IljU SAFE by BALDWIN WILLIAMS,
mhIa llok lis Main street.
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BIfHcs " EEt-EE, arCT,
tOheslo ,n-r II !2'h AID Gays re ,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-15

TsfIlf Aso iao1 Pas -,1frt asgsr rooms sJE1er br'a
add On t--- 'gr AMI viii be really g. reserve
-e.a. Has H.. siuls - next N.14Ay -
A. .1n4ls 4i0- shold b. att-eset 90 Nfs v 4 u" slN'
EsN 80. BszLAr 81 Se-sesyoadrs secretary
9fsr = 4 D. Asglr auln- apH.--t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
rrom cincInnns,.

Cincinnati, Sept 6.--On the ID, the steamer
w. B. Terry, with two dahlgron howitzers, while
aground IN Tennessee river al Duck River
Sholes, 100 miles above the mouth, was captnr-
ed by querrillas The enemy was in position
on an adjacent hin, aad fired so rapidly as 10
drive the gunners from the guns. The rebels
removed the guns from the boat captured ~
Government officers and men and burned the
boat The officers Of the boat were liberated -
They also captured three free negroes and sold
them ON the spot.
Cincinnati, Sept 6.-Ths evenings Times
has information that Stevenson Ala, was at
tackled, but the enemy was repulsed with great
loss. Athens, Ala, has been burned by our
troops. Bragg has left Chattanooga and is ad-
yanchig ON Nashville.
The city was greatly excited this afternoon
by numerous rumors as to the near approach Of
the enemy. Telegraphic communication is open
as far as Falmouth Tonight The rebels are re-
ported IN force at Williamsport, about 30 miles
distant, on the Georgetown turnpike. Gallipolis
telegraph communication in the Kanawha Val
Icy is suspended above Point Pleasant jenkins
is encamped at the Buffalo with 1900 men and
about 1000 more were expected to Join him to-
night. The enemy Is stripping the country OF
horses. 1t is supposed his object is TO cut of
! communication with our Kanawha troops. The
militia of Gallia county assembled to-day,
to the number of 2700 and completed their or
ganizatiou. Very little fear is felt of raid on
this place.
j Cincinnati, Sept Robustness is again sus-
pended. To-day, all military organizations
were ordered to report for service at eight this
morning
, into trenches.
Military authorities received information late
last night that the enemy was advancing II
force.
r Gen. Pope and staff arrived yesterday.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
CoueressionaI Convcntion

The Union Congressional Convention, which
met at Perkins Hall, Monroeville, yesterday
was entirely harmonious in its deliberations and
nominated Hon. s. T. Worcester for election
on the first ballot. The Seneca County Delega-
ton voted solid for John J. Steiner, Esq, and
the Erie County Delegation was divided, 10
voting for Worcester and 10 for Judge Sadler.
After the nomination Of Mr.. Worcester Mr.
Steiner was called out and made amost effective
and thorough Union speech, which was well re
ceived and heartily cheered. We are not in re
ceipt Of the official proceedings of the Conven
tion or we would publish them this morning.
| We most cheerfully place Mr.. Worcester
name at the head of our columns and most con
fdently expect to chronicle his reelection "a
the place he has faithfully and honestly filed
as a member ofthe present House of Represen-
tatives. He most emphatcally comes up to the
| Jeffersonian standard of qualifications, he is
honest and capable His defeat would be re-
proach to the Union electors of this Congression-
al District, while they will do themselves honol
in his reelection. They may safely trust him
not only to look after the interests of the Dis
trict, but the larger and more enduring interests
of the nation. He viii never fail in either dir
ections to act up to the convictions Of duty, bu
will always faithfully carry them out.-San
| Reqister.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
Ernn LnnisriIlo.

Louisville, Sept. 6.-The rebels yesterday
burned three bridges over Benson Greek, on the
Louisville and Frankfort Railroad, about 60
miles east of here. The train this afternoon
went no farther than Lagrange.
Louisville, Sept. s.-Last Thursday a foraging
party from Cumberland Gap encountered a
party of rebels miles distant. Federal loss
killed and wounded. The rebels were driven
away with considerable loss, They were ex-
possd to raking fire from thirty two FOUNDER,
Louisville, Sept. l0.-Hon. Richard Upason
from Mt. Sterling, reports that Humphrey Mar
shall was there with 1000 troops including cav
airy and artillery, arrestng citizens and search
ing houses. He reported force of rebel cavalry
took possession of Eminence, Ky, last night
John Morgan occupies the Observer and Repor-
ter Office at Lexington as headquarters. Hon.
Joshua F. Bell Internationally released by
the rebels, arrived at the Gait House to-day
tits rumored that about 1000 rebels from Lex
ington last Sunday, took possession of Lebanon.
day numerous and conflicting reports are IN
circulation, indicating skirmishes at TaylorsvillC
and other points, but nothing reliable as to re-
suits can be procured. Tonight the SoutherI
telegraph line is working to Russellville ant
franklin. The train for Frankfort this morning
came back from Obannon's Station, l6 mile
east, fearing an attack from Guerrillas.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
UNION STATE TICKET.
our Duty.

In the perilous times in which we now live,
the duty Of every man is manifest. The en-
emy of the couutry--of every loyal man-is
on our borders; at the very Threshold oI
our doors. An enemy inspirited with IN,
spirit and malignity of demons. They seel
to destroy the good and blood-consecrateC
institutions Of the nation, that they ma,
set up a tyranny and slaveocracy. The Onl,
way in which this is to be prevented is 70
the people to arouse in their might and ut
terly overthrow and destroy them.
More men must go into the army. San
dusky County has already done well, bu
more is yet required. All who can posi-
bly, go SHOULD DO so NOW. The Mil
itary Committee of this township offer tn
sum of FIFTY DOLLARS to each Volun
teer and an additional bounty Of FIFTY
DOLLARS if the number of Volunteers
necessary to save the township from Draft
can be enrolled by Monday evening, tn,
18th. Can it not be donei
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cor. nuotI,s sl,nnllon.

The Cincinnati Gazette has adviees which
give the following summing up Of the stua-
alton in Tennessee,
Northern Alabama had been abandoned,
aud a new limo Of defence formed, the cen
ter resting at Decherd; the right twenty
five miles cast, at Tracy City, and tho left
at McMinnville--al IN position to be
speedily concentrated. The rebel right at
Sparta. The center and tight Of our forces
were on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, and the left at the terminus oI
tho Manchester and McMinnyille road
Hardee and Bragg were supposed to be in
front, and there were various reports o.
forward movements on their part; but upor
this poiut nothing reliable is communicated
The evacuation of Chattanooga by the
rebels aud their movements nortbward reu
dered that place Of Importance to our troops
it making necessary a northward movemen
on the part Of Buell., for the protection o
Nashville. General Bragg was supposed
to have force Of 10000. In this connec
ton we may remark, that the troops nov
iu Kentucky, or portion of them, at least
left Chattanooga four weeks previous TO th'
battle Of Richmond. This information wa
communicated to Federal officers who were
taken prisoners in Kentucky by Kirb,
Smith. Bragg knew that he could safely
leave the road TO Knoxville clear while b.
had large force with which to threatei
Nashville; and it would seem that he ex
poets, at least, to be able to keep Buell. ol
the defensive. Nashville is represented L
be strongly defended. The moral status Q
the soldiers there is not high, as will b
seen by the letter of our correspondents
Free trade in whisky is not desirabl
privilege in city filed with soldiers unde
martial law,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
From CEN. RueII,s ARMY.

Gen. Buell. was still at Nashville on the
sth. There are various reports of the
movements Of his army, but nothing certain
known. A Nashville letter of the I'd
speaks of the situation of Buelfs forces as
alarming. Gen. Bragg, with superior
force, invaded Tennessee, and by flank
movement, forced Buell. to evacuate the
whole country south of Nashville. North
Alabama, Huntsville, Stevenson, Bridge
port and Battle Creek, were abandoned,
and are now in the hands Of the advancing
enemy. The writer says the utmost ex-
citement prevails in Nashville and at points
in the vicinity, and movements of mys-
terous character are being made. He
thinks we shall either conquer East Ten
nessee, or we shall lose all of Middle Ten
nessee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
Let OlnIo Prepnre.

We believe the State Of Ohio should prepare
for the worst and TO DO so all her male citzens
should be made familiar with military drill
The Governor recommends that those military
organizations which sprang up on the call 0
danger to Cincinnati be continued But we wisl
the Executive would put the whole State undel
military instruction. Business should ceas,
carly in the day and ali hands turn ost and drill
The evening could be spent in the same way
and the entire population become somewha
familiar with fire arms. We believe the rebel
aim not 50 much Of Washington as at the North
ern States. They claim that we have invaded
their homes. and they say the intention is I,
bring the war 10 our own doors, that we may
know how good it feels TO have the blight o
lcontending armies upon our own soil.
II such be the intention ofthe rebels, let us b
prepared to give the traitors quick burial anC
a happy dispatch" from this world whose bless
iDgs they cannot appreciate Clevo. Herald
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

Leavenworth, Sept, Saturday night Guam
trell, with force yariously estimated at from
900 to 900 men, entered Olathe, johnson Coun-
ty, Kansas, aud at latest accounts still held the
place. Several stores We're robbed, the Office oi
the Mirror newspaper demolished; and fifty re-
eruiis for the Kansas regiments captured. Gov,
Robinson has issued proclamation calling mp
on all citizens of the State to organize and arm
for home defence. He says one-hah the en-
rolled militia Of the State have entered the U. S.
service.
Intelligence from Dacoiah and the Upper Mis-.
souri, indicates serious Indian hostilities
Gov. JOyne of DacOtah, issued proclamation
on the 30th, calling on the settlers 70 organize
Two men, Judge Amsden and his son had already
been killed.
Gen. Blunt received despatch from Gov
Joyne, dated Sioux City Sept 9th, which says
the Indians made an attack that morning with
IN three miles Of Yanktown, the capitol Of the
territory.
The Courier bringing the despatch 10 Sioux
City. with an escort Of ten men had a fight witl
twenty Indinns ten miles from Yanktown. The
Governor calls for regiment aud arms and am.
,munition, az a general Indian war Is feared.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
The KentucIsy Invasion.

The Cincinnati Times of Saturday even
ing prophesied that gunpowder would be
smelt in that city in a day or two, the reb-
els designing descent upon it. General
Leslie Coombs Informed correspondent of
the Times, that the design Of tho rebels is
to make feint on Louisville while their
actual destination will be Cincinnati. The
work of preparing for the invaders goes
steady on. The companies designated to
work on the Notifications relieve each other
every twenty-four hours, and by that means
have every other day at home. They.gen-
orally march out from Covington 10 the cool
of the afternoon and return early in the
morning Under new general orders by
General Wright, business will be resumed
until four o'clock each day, when military
organizations will hold themselves in readi
ness to rally at their place of rendezvous
at moments warning, the signal fol
which will be the tolling Of the city bells