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East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-20

Dy order Of tho Board Of Directors Of the Tit
III btabawassee Boom Co., will be sold Mt Public
Auction, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, on Monday the "a
day Of Oct, A. ID. 1865. at tho Office Of tho secrs
tary Of the company In Saginaw City, Two Share
Of one hundred dollars zach, Of the Capital Stock
Of said company, belonging to the estate Of Loren.
10 Lcadbettcr, deceased, sold to satisfy n claim z
the company against l.. d A. J. Lcadbetter.
Saginaw City, Aug. ls 1865.
JOS. "A. WHITTIER, sec'y..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19

aay- TGs Qrten QanoetprobuFtrn wrrorn I'm
Quctaui6 fir gRaarrn onBSncmmrn, pCfIr her
tGdits 9reIb rrlaubt wtrc.
Grccnbacf5 nicmalS OcrtuciGcrt.
HSy- Die cbigcn prcIcn Inb In ueteuinIiim'
mune nit bcm autcn @rfct9 nrferrr tcrat5dfbtcn
Yreicn, unO mte GjslO lntE, inftn and bic
9Eaarcn-iric ra itei9t, 9ebT re gSaarrn In bit
otb', uno has mGtate oitietht talp 8cihfbrn.-
Dabr riltt mad Jtsnir9er uRp Gdtimer's Wam'
mutb StCbr, no ibr wUblfeiler uno tcIersr unp
idGltre @Gtsr Faufen t6ant, ais an irgsnp etnsm
aneem Srt.
Srtem mir IN Der SsrsdnscuGdt nt6t 9etIuIdt
irprbtn fno, oertraucR mir bieemat rtt su iper'
ben, nsnn mir id9Cn, baB 24aarn oOu jeoer @at'
tune lej9en mtrbrn, prit hGbsr ale lie gsgerwdrs
tte iinc, orsr i6r m64t uniCre Namen nsten ie'
nsn nsr serinaeren prcpbcten briltbsn. gRir la
rem pabr Gincr uno IGllc etn btsIe G'ele.
9rntrit Su bnuBen, unO ia nun bic g8aaren an
9S0mtc ASrciTerr Stt f0UFct,
Sin 3rillidrr Nnfpru6 nro @prtbstIe armin.
nen, bic 9cptB prrlorcn geben, rsnn Die 3sit niGI
0a;u tenubt wirp.
sSs- grnncrt ruh eru roQltcfannten Wam-
mutt. .Stctr, SGU. 5, gBsf 'S!;eG;
ALtntaun, ga.
iirniugrr uun SbeiHfs.
2(. g. Rerinncr,
@op. 2. Sd)GimGr.
Wl,ntaun, yuaul IS, 1865, nd
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
8Wette NattDn1l 8dnf,

20 II u { n o 10 II.
Drpolitrn- Danh fir 1irgieruugu 9rlnrr
Icpir qeent fir ben 8srfauf trr
Siebens DreiBiocr Ser. Stooten Sonos.
DirIs IinO ,obtar in sre unp einrm balbsn
Sabr, pom I 5trn 5struar 1865. pbrr wsnn Der
6oltr tr5 Bombs s5 Serlanst, mub r5 ibm eanr
In Gin 5.2O Scnb umgswan0slt ptrben, rslhG
6 Vrr,tut Cob 9nrcIsn tra8rn, baltia9ra
,ablbar. 0itle 7s30 Bombs tragtn uro cir
D,tttrG YrU,pt SrtrrlIr, baltiGbrig Sdtltar an
irarnp cIrrr Nltirnal Sanf, Ubne Nb,ug. Dit
rlrIadbc, taF Fe 7.30 8cnes 9rnanut rsIrrn
IN, reil bic SntrtlIsn auf
$50 rnsn Gsnt beS Ga8a tstrn8sn,
100 ;ptt :,
500 Ntu >, -
1000 jwarJg -
Dis1r Bombs Iino su botrn in Summrn btr
$50, 500, $500, $1,000 unb $4,000, uno iint
Irei prn alien Staats', @auntg' pper anfsrn "a
rin. &trnfaus 3u tobsn:
1910 Sonos,
In Summcn ron $50 tis $1,000, wrIhr gro
gent Gplo Sntrtiin tra8sn, baIbiabr8 3allbar.
5 Qrojcnt Sntrcfcn 9totcn
rcrbtn In gt,attune Der 7--3s10 Bombs anSc.
nummcn unb pie pUaen Sntrricn crlnubt'
DP@olo uno Silbcr
plrS sstauft unb ra6 t04Rs Yrsmjam bafar Fs'
;ablt.
gpeiterr Iuttunft pirb nit gcr9ni8n rt6tiIt
pun Cbartes .. 9uf6, @airer.
gS. s.. 2(lnep, QreIioent.
Iucntcpn, 5ebruar 30, 1865. na-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
SCfentltNe 9}Cubu.

2(uf Somfa95 cen 23iten Scptcmber
tim u lHr Nltttaae Iclcn am hn"fe Hss vn.
arrbtnm Q apman StCdcl, lrbtin Dpr
Sdp 0bcitba1 G,dnitip, 2s6a Gaunl9. fotsen'
De 4rtEsl ouf tffmtlttu Grntu pcyfaaft wurm
nimlf
Sin gutfs @attclpfub. ;wri @awsInr. etn
Iru9wlaen, gRua, gg3e, @ultcpatcr, 4 autt
8lsnmRtir, jnei Stfer, Sid, Stabtt, Drabrs.
Gin anibtit rtr 2sho @aurtp Nderbau GjtIta'
idoit, cinc Gunntttdt 6ru lei Der 5pnne. oaier.
Bdlttornlaub, gruuotttrcu, rin autc5 G'rwttr
GilufrTsl, unS fonf no6 picIe oaus. 8aunr
unN &uasn9uatbiGaftrn gu psitIduiti8 8u mel
oen
Die 9soinsanBcn AM grtaufstn8s un0 Nuf
w1rtur9 pcn
Socob Stcdcl,
GGarlotte StcGcl.
Sstt 5. *3m
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O( 0 rpccp 8 c b er.

~ =
Gin rs6t sutss NTcrtemsnt BON N'annS' unr
gprits. Wuruecc 9rbtr, aud 2sininslsbrr, rrrlbes
nod In gutter 3sit rtnscls8t ~urOs, Su babsn bet
S. g. Woier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
SSOEas s So6liaseer,
Sttefel 1t1lb S0u6mat0er
SSm Scr Sfo6t GCQcnfQrcn,

Der Undergraduate piniht feline 5rcunte 70
tpie bas au9smsinr Yublitam barauf aufmrrtIam
81 MAIDEN, pab CT bas
Stiefet urb Gdubm16Irr G;rGhGft
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
C}eBt Wirb'5 be0cr !

Die GoGcn Yrriit linO ausgcpi16t !!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
Geet5.
Scffentli0e 9Genbu.

2(uf Som(to06 oCn 3OIten ScpttmbCr,
nm ~ llbr OHttoR5, lV0en am 6oulc tto o:r,
iprbcren g. otn y. 6aaS, in DIR MtIiorp
ctwa ere Wleile ron Miqeretaun an ter StraFr
pcn Mqtretoan naG SrpmunpS 8urnoer, iCi.
sente QIrtit,I ouf tiftntIt4sr Ssnpu pnfauit rer'
Den, nGmlib:
Sin Ifsgp, ,mci &abe, ,rci f,ttc Sapeine
s,n nm 0aumgSp @W969' E,a l'9ouIs eSa9sn, 3ms
6ru uno StrOb unp font ncdb cine arcee Ser.
itisesnleit Sauun.&rtiIsI Su wcitauftis Su mel
rer.
Die 8etin9unbsn am gertauiStass unb Quf
| trariun9 0cn
6arriIon MillCr,
gSiUou9bbp 8cnilcrmodcr,
@cmintj orators.
5tpt. 5. 1865. nQ3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
AlIrntOwn COIligiat- -9Hftitat
unO
Wtlitdtr : 9fa6emte,
Oerfreitrttt u'm Slaote p.nnfrlpGuicn nit aUcn
&clrobtu uuo prto;Ic9eu
0riucS Cpllc0iumS.

N~N"'NAl'H u"p t''S'''S'NH
G,imes Gpmc9iumS.
Die r&ditt GcfRcu rCr arltout pjro an DIN.
fa9s tcn 4. Stpttmtar, ibrcn Nnfouq ntbmsn
Der u.trr:hts GmlIs umf0Ft ale 3pttae elmer
inAit'd)tn un0 mathematician @r,tthuu9 nit tcr
CCut.tDIn, 'roujyN ZEN IotsiniI5en uuo 9rl dill ban
SproCbt. Silltnl5 ycl ; Sabriu uno tariiatr mcr.
ptu in ce5 Stloi,n Icpartsm,nt cufJarommen.
idt tas SCar9 Sd&a o,n oosr 2,brfnh pcrte
rSitst oetr sum Grars ctnts "drtium 8attnIaureuG'
erbtb;r.
Das NRiItSrs0rpartm;r IN nit cintm rtQitin:
oocn &crrnbt oou lNustCigG une al6rtiifunQCn
fir Snfan'crit: 0,ia perlebm uuO man erpartet al,
ne B0titrts ron pjtr mstalIsnen 8dc9lbdgen fur
artCCrc:lrtur0tn.
Die 3SJtn9' wcrten tn i'otm llutsrrihts:3pd:
q, Die bslien &crthet untGr 0sbrtrn. pdcbe in ib:
rem 6adbs He't9 tewancFrt st', 9snitGsn.
Oo6 Dcportemcnt fir iun9e Oamen
Miro ntue &.ijc unO oGs9c;thnctt Bortbetr tiss
tr. @tnS sale fir RtCtblr uno frei nit etn noer
ptrtunornt 3lmmrr lttr iih ot9tonbert, fhSa tape
git, gut 0ch,t,t uR0 p;nttrt nit eIntm Nlanc
3tiheuti 6sn uno uSuCu ftrlbUaumcnen pllten
nuh Dem tClttn Str'C rctlrbGn, 9upibren Die erGB;
Il 9 q qrTlhtrit fir tas Stuotum. Sine 9Cbrc-
rim, rout9 ttfib'9t, IN alien CCmGbnlidCn uno bGb:
er'n Cnatlt1,n 3pci9cn, in Maebra, GJtcmctrie,
Ghcnc, GiccIc2C, 8bccrif, srGIiiCbr ejteralur uno
Hot II: bcIcpble llpttrrltbt ju tttbntn, III 9e1h=
srt uno miro ibr Emt nit ocn fbmsltbsbatciteu
Gurf btuu9eH ontrCtsn.
2(ugtr9erGbrlite &orthCits Inb fir en- llrtGr:
riCht in CCr &ceol: no Jntrumcutal:Nuht in Der
IotlriihCu. GrjchiIthtu, rtuttsu unp fyau,GiiItGn
Sprnht, in or &tr,iIrun9ss9ebCr:Hrbrjt in Der
Nnftrtilur9 rcn 3Rod1S Ertidtru uno @lumtn i'm
3eicbn:n, in 6aOr 2lrbSjtcu 1t. 9ctctsn. sSun9s
OamGn enpfauatn nab @cH nouu9 res rorsctbrit.
semen Stuo CrsSurIus Sin Gipcm.
Sm Grim9r. O,p rttmtntc far tlGinc gHaocttn 1T
hjular0llht @rhclura rom 0rrncn ourh an93nSb.
&C HbmsbsInn9 uuo itimatiidtc lIetur9 9tpabrt.
SIR Giriullrc ptrcc man iitb an
9feu. Sc. 9. 6cfforo, Yrdfosnt.
2nertrmn. Uuanf %. ro3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19

ma On gtrrn, SGiU, fanS htisr gage 'tn
auflauf sitmli6 ernIcn Gbaraf!srS aait. yin
Sausbsrr prlu&ts bic Grau srsS SOlOatn nuI
bic @trubt gu fcgcn abr mstrsrs SOIpattn
miItbten f6 earsin uro inalllrten tt1 6rau rte'
b.r In ibrrm 3immr, warfsn i'eo6 Nfn 9auS'
pirtb auf bic Safe urr al istn ViSfeI~'rt t9n'
mao,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
SOlNCbler'5 8ttterS

unter cen braUcn Soloaten.
2crt fclscrhr0 3suani6 BON rirrm Sclraten.
-6tire WeOt,in bat etrsn icIfGn 9iutm rrldn9t
burdh punctrvple unb rrltaunrnre Eursn, Oas
5clacnoc ii rur rirse untsr ten bielrn 3eusniI
in, mtlhe 6cr gi0rntbimtr uno Ytrfrrti9er ries
fer wirfiauen 8itIGrs pon Gag 81 Gag rrbdlt:
2oncaRer, 2t. Marj 1865.
0rr. 9. Mt16lcr.-gGcrt6r 6ur Gr.
laubrn Sicmtr, mrn 3ep8r!b fir ott sBtrEIamfst
S5rcs prrtbpUurn &rGutr 8ittrrS teiSufi9cn.
SO MAR cin WnaNtb bcn Company &. 791tS
Rtatmcnt y. q. 5n Dem blutisrn 6anpf am
Gbicnmdu1a (i0!r Stpltmttr 1869 mar pae79
i'm bibiaIlen @,ieht, unb ungliddr gPtils wuros
h rurh tine Wttnnje 'Ru8u an fsr rttttsn Settr
pcs Rcpfss Ihrrr rtrpurott, morurtb Gin Stiid
mcln,s SdGles pcn rtr 0rGGe sres Strt ltba'
lrrs binweaaeriiIfn ruree. geabre D Rte bart be-
lrittcnsn 8amyft5 uartn bic Strpunotten err
llntrnaruce e.iwunoen, duf pem S6ladtfelee ~
li,oen. gtatpem lib perpunSrt porren, lag Id
4S Gtunttn In btliarungelcien Sultanp 3wt6n
rem Efcucr rer tdmeitntm Nrlr'cn. 9laA rrm
IerlouI picIsr 3.lt wwre Id burd bic 8sbtLIsn
,um @rfanacnen esma6t, mad atlanta Stncm'
men unp ) Wcnate bort 9tbaltn. grpe bielsr
9sit rurte IDS ausaturtItlt uuo tetrte edn,lth
bdHps uno rarntcsr9eertidt naA Saule 5urdd.
SD mar, ME i'd slautts, in 5cl8e msn'r seunes
boffnunselcs acldbmt. SrtaiO i'd nab 9auI'
lam, tteaun i6 9br Srdutsr'8ittsrs Su 9e'
trouftn, unp ,u r!slsr 3eit fam i'd umterlaufen
uno srparte bnnsn tur,sr 3sit pcutcmmsn tsrss'
leut ~ Irn. Nsns 8ettun9 Dor sdnSlt6tr
edbniuns ptrbarts Id sin3s unb aasin S9rsm
Sittrrs.
gltiab GNnntns.
0unt 6, 1865, ra3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
Cabinet Sr0eln.
Sfpt. 5. 1865.

Die WaIcn urb Samlin cabinet Srgsln,
pirr,s rrrifi'esnn Stplsn, bcrseri6tet fur tsts
iier uup weItliGc Muft. fir $50 bte 500 iere
i5inf unb rrciBs arlcGs crsr dtenc MrpatIen,
obrr anbre Yumtum wur6en brnlClbsn 'uufdnnt
Saultte @atalcBurn frrt. NrprsB: VI 0 II
unb Samlin, 8OROn, prn 81 a 0 II
8rutbrrs, gtep yOrf.
SeptCmter, -, 1865. nal 8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
Dir Ste jabrIiAf gusfrluHg
fc5
Sauer1t1tn6 6an6WcrferS
g 1T It ifutc

Dom SSortbamptpn GanmtD
fptrb grbaltsn auf trm
Jdir0rlmO in Cation,
ouf 9icni1a96, N1ittmot6, Donnerffoos
uno 8rcita96, Den 49,, 90, o.. II. %.
Sa9en September, 1865.
Rag-aaen QutRratrn 1T rs crlautt rdtrsnb
Ssr Nu5iellun9 99lorrn ,u Srfaufrn unb nrnn
iie co nHofarn f6nnrn fie am Grrtas auttion
baItrn.
Samuel Wobp, 9rd fioent.
9. 9. GIcment, Sstretar.
@aItcn, Sspt 5, 1865 rat5
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19

Stletel uno SHuDmhber Oelbdft
p np6 INNER fprttctrebt,
S.ScxI s;aassz IA unb spar an tsm Sdo'
-, s. n 5iliiGn Gds Der 7ten
SSLaS5 = 81 s1s<2A>E- urb 2tnttn Strasrn-
- 5ss,ezszs<,zs cher bGt lei 9arl's
~ : - 90 @ait1auIc unO brm
~@>s MarfttauIr, in bciagtsr
Stott-Gllrc CT tmmer frrtiac Manns g4aartn
auf Sanb bait pbcr auf 8slcllun9 Sufrrtiet unp
fur3, brrrtt III alien mad gSuni6 Bu Nienen
DnB or bon Der ntlerteicn Qrteit In Der @toct
ltrfrrt bte5 N 1don IdnBil ttfannt unp rirb son
allen Settrn ;u9elianben-unp 70 ltnb glahfalS
feline 9reifs 70 nistrr rsnn ntt nisprrsr ais ir1
asnO Iunfpc In ter StnOt.
Shubc Stiefrl, 8rrgans, 8almpraIs
@aitus, llrtmf&ute fir 6etren, Damen unb
pom 8 E INF en- bic gum Sr bin Grsn tprIfr
ale mad Der nruritrn @lupe uup auf bic bauer.
taftrite gGeIc prrfertgt werbrn unb ,u ben mG9s
IjGlt ntsbri8aen 9rrtifn Sstauft. Ct rmpfsbIt
li& aud fir
2nnSem 9Grbeit,
unS oaranlrt CUTE unb btai8e @rbeit. Dant6ar
fir Die bister eenpHsne SunpI6uft, GofIt rr F&
surf reslle Srprnung uno 2lufmCrfIamfet auf
cin @rI6aft nod frrner bas 8rrtraurn bss Cub.
Ifume Su nGaitsn.
Nlr SsiisIungrt perbm prpmpt uns gut duss
8'fi3rt, unS larrt ba9sr 81 5abIrGiarm 3aipraas
e9ctrni Gin.
Sobn s. Sobtin0er.
ausua IS. 1865. ratO
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
.GnD6en perl1n9t.

Der bBtas Marttprsts wrb fir Snc6rn Be
,ablt, In src6rn unO tttinsn Gudntitdtrn, an ZEN
l(aeutaun 8no6snwertcn.
ouIi 05 1863. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
g tn0 & c 4.

Iuf SamitaeS bsn %. Ssptcmtsr, I'm I ll6r,
mhN lin srrecS Gma'5,l obsCboItm wsrrrn I'M
lDalGc an rcr Union &ir&e in Noro 'Ebtjtbau
Die fols'nec Stna SGutcu wcrom Sbcl ncb
mrn: Sod .. gdgus, StrGlbrrl, Calvin
3'utb'5, 5rittm, 5ranci0 o. Scrnb's, &6ppt,
5bcmat Srnrrr's, Serbian, Udnid Muu's,
gcmta. Gont,t 9tetrbart's, Sat3 unO @yaStuF
D. Nbcate, llnicn.
Scpt. 70. rq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-19
9tQdDrtCDt

ctro Bcrnjt 8eattcn, RAP Ger urter,ci&rrtr ais
9rceuiUr ppn Der rintcrIoiIrnihait rro praorbr.
nrn . an ir I 9B ert. l,etbtn BON Q3dbrn'
burg 5danlhip, 2eha nrstiel!t wcrOca it,. 4le
OiCjsniatn pdbr. rie ned an tsIdatf SinirrIaIs
I'nIhaft IauIb1 iino, mcrtrn btcrour6 auf9s.
forpert innerb1It 2cUdra aniuyufn uno atju.
briabl,n,--llno Sc!de, bic nod, rr;ltmdgtaS ans
pride tabrn. linO 9ttitilq5 crlu4t iuIRe inners
talb Der tria8ttn 3sit wU9Itslah9t rinjubinNL
8rn al
0opio 8ert, Grrcutor.
Ssptemtrr 70, 1865. nd6m
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German Union Association.

The following letter has been sent US for publica
ton BY the Central Committee of the German Union
Association of the State of Tennessee Capt. Fred
erick Seibel, late Of the Union army, has been re-
quested to organize COMMITTEES for East Tennessee
and report to the Central Committee at Nashville {;
REGISTERS ReOM,
State Capitol, December l, lsb9.
On Monday the Attn inst, number of the Ger
man citizens Of Nashville consisting Of Messfs. r.
Lehman, r. Weitmiller, f. Kuhn, j. SehimleE, A.
S. Thurneck, G.. Hsurey, G. G. Giers, G. ". GeihA-
ger, and c.. Cool met at the Registers Room in the
Capitol and formed themselves into an organization
to be known as the German Central Unien Commit
tee of Tennessee, intended to cooperate with the
American Central Union Committee in their en-
deavors to secure the election of competent and
compromising Union men to the Offices Of the State.
The Committee instructed the Secretary to Rd-
dress the German citizens Of Knoxville, ChattaA@e
ga, GAINESVILLE and Memphis urging them TO organ
iZe Committees to cooperate with the Central Ceal-
mittes at Nashville the Committee at Knoxville to
represent the Eastern District of Tennessee at Chat
taneoga and GAINESVILLE to represent the Middle
District of Tennessee and at Memphis to represent
the Western District of Tennessee. Upon melton,
Monday of each week was decided upon to meet in
the Registers Room to transact the business comm
before the Committee
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
r. lehman, Chairman.
ROBERT WEITNILLER- Secretary.
A. s. THURNECK, F. KUHN, j. SCHIMMLER GER
VAS HAURY, G. G. GIERs c. GeoI, G. ". GOETFIE-
GER, JULIAs BRIEsEN.
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The end Of the rebel Lieutenant General Ear
Tvs experience with Phil Sheridan Is thus stated by
the latter in his official report of his cavalry raid
Immediately before the overthrow Of Lees army
When General Custer struck Fredericks Hall Sta
ton he entered it suddenly that he captured the
telegraph Office with all the dispatches. Among
them was one from Lieutenant General Early to
GenrUle Lee, stating that he had been informed
that Sheridan forces were approaching Goochland
and that he intended to move up with 200 cavalry
which he mad, and attack them in the flank at dav-
light General Custer Immediately ordered regi-
ment Of cavalry in pursuit Of this bold party which
In about two hours it overlook, attacked and cap
tured OF dispersed in every direction, Lieutenant
General Early escaping on side road, with five or
siN orderlies and two staff officers lie was how
ever, closely followed by small detachment and
his staff officers captured be barely escaping over
the South Anna with a single orderly and the next
day he made hi way to Richmond, after cam
paign in the Shenandoah Valley in which he lost
nearly the whole of his army together with his bat
tle-fags and nearly every piece OF artillery with
which his troops opened upon US, and also large
part Of his transportation.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20
No. 81 PARK Row, New York q
The Vote of Smith County.
The following statement appeared yesterday in
the editorial columns Of the Banner:

The following statement appeared yesterday in
the editorial columns of the Banner:
We learn from good authority that on hearing
that the vote of Smith county to be thrown out
Of the election returns by the Secretary Of State,
upon illeged irregularity, Mr.. Bowen called upon
Mr. Fletcher and demonstrated against the injustice
of the act, when the latter gentleman proposed to
make out new report not to include the county OF
Smith, and 80 to remove any opposition on the part
Of the former, which sprung from purely local
considerations. Mr.. Bowen declined the kind pO-
likeness, and the report stood originally designed
and did disranchise, among others, one Of the most
loyal counties in the State.
We are authorized, on the very highest authority,
10 pronounce the foregoing statement a gross per
version of the facts The Secretary made no such
offer and of course, the Senator from Smith did not
and could not decline it. No person of sense would
believe that such an offer was made, and we are pos
itively assured that it never was made-Prcss ouo
Times
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20
Tennessee COngreSSmen.

Horace Maynsrd viii claim that the admission Of
the Senators and Representatives from Tennessee
does not depend on the same grounds with those
from other rebel States lie VIII hold that the Con
gre-sional returns of Tennessee to the Union were
never suspended; his section Of State never voted
for secession that TO treat il tainted by the aC-
tol If the Middle and Western would be to recog-
u1e the balell doctrine Of State sovereignty, and
that the Supreme Court has continued to treat Ten
uesee like loyal State by holding sessions in reg
u'ar circuit at Nashville. The Tcnnesseeans arc
uotikcly to make common cause with the men,
beers from, tho other rebel States and do not seem to
.ar, for the admission Of many of them.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20
Restoration i'm the South.

A dispatch from Nashville to Louisville, after
Gen. Steedman arrived in the former city, says:
General Steedman, commanding the District of
Georgia, with headquarters at Augusta reports much
dis81ecton among the citizens in his department.
They not obedient to the laws Of the land and
the orders Of the military authorities as had been
expected Much crime is prevalent in that section,
and much prejudice exists against Federal soldiers
and the Government. But slow progress is being
made towards a restoration of good feeling.
General Steedman kuo,cS whereof he spea5s-he
is among them, has to deal with them daily, and he
speaks the uniform testimony of all visitors to the
South, except perhaps, Hcrrey W. IFatsrsoa, who
spent ire weeks in vc cotton States, and converscd
with dom rebel locOfoco acquaintance in each
State, who told him the people had all become loyal
Gen. Steedman understands the thing differently.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20
rhe First rrIal l0r HIgh treason.

An important trial came Of last week in the Fed
eral Court John E. Gamble, Of Blount county, was
arraigned and tried for high treason against the
United States and after Eve days trial was acquit-
ted by jury. He was an enrolling officer during
the days Of rebel rule and enrolled the conscrpts of
his civil district he was also appointed agent to
collect guns, and performed some acts under that
agency
The defense was that there was no guilty intent
II was admitted that he was enrolling officer and
that he enrolled the conscpts of his district but 1t
was denied that he did so-with the view Of aiding
the rebellion On the other hand, II insisted by
his counsel o. P Temple, that he was Union man,
that be accepted the Office by the persuasion Of Union
men, exercised it in such way to favor Union
men and protect them, and that in fact he never
seized single gun, put single cOnscript into the
rebel army. After the examination of about thirty
witnesses, and lengthy arguments on behalf of the
Government by c. W. Hall, District Attorney of the
United States, and o. P. Temple on behalf of the
defendant the jury were charged by Judge Trigg
and who, after retiring and consulting, returned
verdict of not guilty.
This case was novel and important, because it was
the first regular trial for treason against the United
States that had ever taken place in the State anC
the first that has taken place in the United State
since the commencement of the late rebellion, if no
for the last forty years 1t was earnestly insisted b,
the counsel Of defendant that, if he could be con
victed three hundred known Union men in Eas
Tennessee, who had held this and similar offices du
ring rebel rule could likewise be convicted of higl
treason, while the nstgstOrs and leaders Of the re
belliOn were sheltered and protected by amnestie
and pardons. The defense was based on the broat
ground of not .gy' y intent, and not on technica
points. The dc refused to apply for a par
| don, because he that he was never guilty @
( any crime to be .Iar ned