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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-05

ArInIsrYmen wanted
ye1ISit Ter OattIn JsekSOns BA'Is'y' at COLUMBUS
KentuskyI -, -.rI,,t al .n.-upIi,hed
So .n5 T.s severely wounded in the bats OF beimohs @o
ing a. Aid to General PILLOW. 18th. ,,,,tsr
L,Vs authority reosVe recuts Tor twelve
- .eTvias and send By railroad 70 the D@tSsIJ'
sse1 =, ths Rso,Vtrs ohace No. 10 Cher GIeel
euArters ~ nc N'' JAMES n. OOCKRILB,
Lieutenant IN AruIsry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-05

The Present Past and Future
GRAFTON delivered ~ Colonel " n BILBO, Nal :;
"A vile, October 18th, lS0l. Pree - y mail
SeuIs. .,.s.
ALssrsl osdue'i'h nA-e aRXEE HLGA5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-05

Notice 10 Wool CaFders and SPinners'
WISH TO EMPLOY GOOD WOOL CARDAR. Also
= A0A WM. WRIGHT,
o,s GaIlltin, TeAneEses.
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.,,tr, Droas Of all sales b devoted 70 ne
L. - M, M and uOuudsd soldiers Of he oOn1ssr1ts ar ny
ID. n. direction and special shAgS q The Ladies Soldier
Relief sseisty Of Tsansssse'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-05

For sale, Rent or Exchange
SMALL F,zn thr.. ilss fror. the city on Lebanon TzEa
pks containing eighty acres OF good lsnd, well sae
Dairy or Gardening puIposeShalf set In Glover sne
tered somfertAbs dwelling good Out badinEs.
srshard Apply to \, W. ColE, AZ SASs NasnTls a
Chatisncsga Railroad CsSss. Ao'%1-U
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On motion Of Mr.. BUNCH, the House adjourned
tn nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
MISSOuRI-GOY. JACKSON.

At an early hour Friday evening last large crowd
assembled In front of the Spotswood House, and COM
menced calling enthusiastically for Governor Jackson, Of
Missouri 1t was truly inspiring to every Southern heart
TO hear the Governors account Of sirs in Missouri.
He said that Missouri like Virginia, had many difficulties
Of very serious nature to contend against but at last
she was In such situation to justify tho most proms-
ing hopes of her nal dsenthrament from the Washing
ngtou despohsm He said that the geographical Posi"
ton Of Virginia and Missouri made them the theatres
Of this war-tha Missouri about 70 rise, in the ma
esty of her native strength superior TO all her difficult
tes-,hst the hearts Of her peop, were all right; that
in every engagement since the Missouri army had a.
tanned anything like organization, the Yankees had de-
monstrated their unquesonable talents for speedy loco
motion-that Gen. Ben MoOulloch and himself bad now
an army of about 10000 available troops, and rapidly
increasing the hearts of the people we're fred With
an eternal purpose to succeedtha he had come 70 Vr
gnia to settle little matters preparatory TO the So
cssson OF his State after which he intended to return to
his western home, aud take the Hsld to leave 1t
until success had crswned bis eorts he said the bat
tie at Manassas was Just small orelaste Of what We had
in store for our wouldbe oppressor-pad glowing and
eloquent tribute to the bravery Of our troops engaged
and said Ii was absolutely without parallel for raw voun
teer troops unaccustomed to war; to charge not only
upon infantry but upon batteries Of Tremendous power
Thus moves on the glorious cause. Missouri will be with
US heart and hand in two weeks, As che is already in
heart and if poor fallen kentucky could be awakened
from her lethargy, and realize truly her dangerous posi-
on-tba she is being bound hand and foot in the coils
of gigantic dsspotism madly crushing every trace Of
liberty, and every constitutional barrier, and driven on
its headlong course by the frantic hun of It's poor in.
fatua.ed yictims-t would cause additional thrill Of
inv in eyery Southern heart,
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nm. Remuneration scheme.

r.. eouox;ng ,rogr.mme of the vast spoation medi-
a. The south BY the honest Yankees Is very pleas
ant reading BY the light Of recent events Tho thou
,nd Of our soldiers who anxious to make life settle
usots ia that magnificent dominion" Virginia, have al
reaoy had their wishes grat6sd. They are improving
the La d. about Bull Run and will soon render them the
most productive in the State.
From the NeE York Tines
By iudeiousy planting colonies at certain points in
the South and giving them military character, the
grt atpst practical benefit would ensue dozen such
colonies established in Texas, for example, after the
olekoote Of secession gets well broken would not only
secure the loyalty and healthy progress of State which
Is rapidly recedipg bArbarism and anarchy but
would develop the Inc xhaustibe resources OF noble
and fertile region Of country a. the sun In his whole
circuit looks down upon. BY Offering bounty lands in
The Western part Of that State to actual settlers selected
from the three months volunteers now about to
be dsoanded, on condition @cf military service
also TO be compensated for-the pacdcaton Of the
shole State would very speedily be secured Thousands
Of Young men, We doubt not, would volunteer from tho
Western regiments, under such an inducement and
backed up they would be- by the largo German and
loyal population there all secession difficulties in Texas
sould soon disappear. Such colony in Florida again.
shere the Government. owns much land) would
do for the present peace Of that charming though
and miserable State than could be effected
ia Any other way Already we hear Of thousands of
soldiers In Virginia. too, who are anxious to make
in that magnificent dominion Fho could
only do 80 effectively under some eligible plan Of organ
1ltion Before the close of the war Government will
most likely largely increase its landed possessions 10 V
GINA as well as elsewhere in secessondom; and we Rave
no doubt that in the Of year after It's close,
hundred thousand loyal coonsts under proper induce
ments might be throsn into the Old Dominion. In re-
turn they could be held liable for service in of the
outbreak of such local instructions now likely to
be chronic in the South during the present generation at
least-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
The Cabinet.

Mr. roonbs has resigned his post as Secretary Of State
and been succeeded by Mr.. Hunter. Mr.. Toombs, We
believe bad but little relish for Executive position,
and originally agreed to accept it temporarily He has
been appointed Bigadier General and he has command
of the Brigade which was under the late Gen. Barlow
Mr. Hunter is well known to the country and will make
safe and reliable Secretary.
There have been rumors Of other Cabinet changes,
out whether there Is any truth in them we cannot say
The Cabinet Was formed before North Carolina, Tennes
see Arkansas and Virginia joined the CoRfedeacy; and
with references to them it supposed notifications
would be made Ths may be the origin OF the rumors
For one we have respect for that prejudice which
s1acts representative in the Cabinet on local grounds
without regard to merit The best man Tor the post, no
matter where his residence, Is the true doctrine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
Loo.enning the shackIe..

Such vas the terror inspired by the defeat at hanas
sas in Washington and Baltimore that all military dseip
ine ceased, and individuals passed to and from those
cities unquestioned Fear had parslyEGd the tyrants
and freedom for moment resumed its empire. The
fact exhibits the extent Of the thradom to which free
people have been subjected l. also serves to remind the
despots o. s fra tenure By which they hold their vic
tins Thss have bstnied the reign of force for that
of law and have nsugpratsd state dungeons In what was
free country for the Incarceration Of free eit2sns but
the rOut of their mercs1ary legOns cauaas the whole
fabric of violence anu tyranny shake to its foundations
Another such day as the 2lst at Manassas and Wash
iuston is disenthraled and Maryland no longer in
chains, and the tyrAnts will be driven hoWhns 10 the
drsary recessesl Of the North Every Southern heart
p.nts for the dAy &c isiverance aud vengeance.
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chance or mistake, Of what are called 'olv gsnsfa
have no such fault 70 God. Oar army, hsosfeo' M
been oficered-how Out Of every ten, eignt were
Southerners OF these eight four were traitors ana TWO
ANYTHING. We have now civilian; unprsotced men 70
be sure, bu. they are 'smsrt" men, cunning New Eng
LADDERS. They could build ship on ten days nouce.
and translate the New Testament out OF tne onglnsi
Greek with months schooling Ii does not neea long
TO make anything out OF Yankee ana ~ .sn suon 80.
sh. be President such will face ambuscades or open
batteries for chance Laughter and applause Those
men will ght boldly at least The other me- have
tatop purpose and an intention 70 90 tier duty. lou
will get two thirds Of the ten decent otse In the END
Wait awhile We afford oteaoh such men thsr srs
on the .sscred soil of Virginia" An army raised Of
hound from rs 900 TO $50 000-where, but among civil
Usps aha. Il End new oficerss see no errors IN the
last two months which the history OF the great Treder
iok and Wellington does not parallel have therefore.
no criticism of the Army. think, II Is was not held
back il could have bivouacked at Richmond, and not
met Southern soldier, either. Applause 30
that. II I were speaking a. . citizen, should
have no fault 10 End with our levies, With our
generals, with the general machinery. They want
only a head. They want only purpose, aud that
the are 70 give them not the states men, You
and are 70 begin Ii. And as % seldom praise any
body certainly may be allowed TO say Of the New York
7jas which we 20 often fad fault with, that II has
done yecmsnly srvics in the last six months We want
press equally energetic equally e1actng, all over me
country and We want public opinion here In Mass.
chuset that shall forget party nes not for the purpose
Of welcoming Bell Everett or broken-down Democratic
statesmen inlo their ranks but shall forget party lines 10
order to rise to the acquisitions OF the hour and tell the
open secret every mans ips-mercnant iarmer POI.
iticiap. csrgyman-hat which no dsres print and
no politician avow, but which flashes from every eye
and nestles in every heart. 1t is that every man be-
eves this fight for and against slavery and intends TO
strangle it, Why should they not cay IL! IL ought 70
be said in our 70 DO said IN Con-
gress-Ought to be said very soon BY the Adnins'ra
linn
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RICHMOND HIG
TO CORRESPONDENT.
The womsn-North ana south,

Among the signs of the tines the preparations Of the
LiOeoln party for their Excursion 70 Richmond" do
serve serious notice. Between Manassas Junction and
the Potomac we're arrsyed two armies commanded BY
leaders Of reputation, resolved to decide leo far
battle could decide whether oneha Of great nation
calling itself free should suhusate the other whether
each half should separately erjOy ia liberties. Such
was the scene such the actors such the great argu-
ment Of the drama
As spectstors-Ss amateurs-just ~ they would 20 10
opera any other amusement whether approved BY
habit, or recommended by novelty-eame from the city
Of Washington, and further North, members of Con-
grsss and other OaisehOders; prominent members Of
the learned and sacred professions fashionable and
Ehevy women, connected With the men BY blood, mar
rage, or otherwise, rich luxurious, and seindulgent-
such the CampFolovers Who came in the rear Of
NeDOwsPs "gr.nd army" to enjoy the spectacle Of
bloody 6ghk the sensation Of sss eGApss upon the
battle ground, and the experiences Of bVOuAc among
their dead dying and wounded fellow creatures
for the triumph and pleasure Of entry into Richmond
Gould the heroine Of Spanish bull fght or one of those
rho looked down upon the gladiator in the AnphthsAre
"Busshsrsd TO male Roman hOHdA- :"
compare h cold and brutal inhumAnity-n reckless de-
aAnes Of every Instinct native to the pure heart CT
NomAn-Hitn tness periecs ana consummAte mowers OF
Yankee civilization
What q coatrast TO the women Of the South For
weeks aud months thsy have met together ia thsir
eAursAss ssoy day. On working days they have been
making clothing and tsn for their fathers and and
brothers their defenders on the ruthless invaders aud
ravshers Of - North Ga Sundays they have resOrted
thither 70 units in The worship Of that God in whom they
trusted and in prayer Esr The safety of the absent and
dearly loved-sye the yer! h0nr when many Of those
who had fallen in lhe arms Of Victory,
'LoOksd proudly Heaven from the death SsS OFims,"
their names murmured in suppIcAtiOns that viii
not mis- their way to the footstool OF Mercy At that
very hour the terrified Jszsbeh Of heDoWelrs army,
like ne women OF Belshazzr or Sardanapalus, were
hurryDg along the roads 70 Washington, fOrgetul Of
eLPagRs and pate De ois gas, fces and CONNECTION
ery-and WhA. more forss.ful Of the poor urecbes
behind torn with shot, backed 9th Steel begging
for drop Of water, and begging in vain, from the
ton and unfeeing tyrant male and female GessL and
iAic, at whose command they had gone forth to say
bura, and Pilags!
The tree Is known BY it, furs. When sec such
products these from Northern hotbsds Of Piey Nor
atty, and Science and compare them 9th the growth
u Southern instiudons feel that the separation Of
fortunes has not come too sOon and can never be
too dearly purchased
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

We give in tO-dAys paper extracts from speech
by genuine Yankee. He tells his Yankee brethren
that they looked upon by the South As pedars or
crAvens and that they fight to redeem their char.
acters. That but for the heroic conduct Of Charles
Sunner, in submitting to the eudge and dozen like
him, the South would have good reason for is belief
To get rid Of this character for couAde there is moth
ing LEFT for the Yankees but hard fighting They mus:
whip saucy Virginia some hAfdozen tines and thereby
convince her and ncreduous Carolina that the Yankees
are mighty warriors
Well they have begun the work, and We have the
prOSC Of their herosm in the days operations at
Bull Ran. On Thursday, the lsth the LIST HAssaehu-
sets regiment showed hov fields are Won, BY Ou.srp-
ping even tie 18th New York regiment in the celebrity
Of their backward movements On Sunday, the 2lst,
Achilles himself pOsasssd such aeetness of foot
exhibited by the whole body of Massachusetts,
heroes Most Of them passed through Washington,
thirty miles from the field OF BATHS. the Iams night;
and Is supposed they hA's long since reached BOstng
But war IS no, the only forte of the mighty Yankee
nation They are greater a. ideas than actions even
But br.s force musket Minnie rsr no. the real
Arguments Of the old Oommonu Virginia ire
! gua-from an ambuscade-and Illinois muster a
regiment but it Is o1ly the Bay State that remodel
age II Is only To- conscience and the brain Of Yam
KEGS that upset and set up nations. That Is what
We are TODD for the future
Yankee conscience and Yankee brain there doubt
log the fertility Of the one the elasticity q tie other
Within certain limit there people possessed
Of more active nteIects. Quick, sharp and nArros-
adapted admirably to any Of mechanical eontri
IAnes-but st for nothing else. Tais subtle genius is
seconded by conscience expansive the intellect is
We believe it is not doubted by any one
who knows the Yankees hAt there Is nothing earth
they would serupls to dO-for valuable consideration.
Upset and set up nAtiOns SssinE machines, spin
ming iaanies wooden cock3i Bah
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The MyalerY.

The Yankees have been greatly perple1ed about one
thing Down % O'Clock, Old SCOTS telegraph bust.
Iy at work, and every is minutes announced The
loyal troops are steadily and surely advancing amidst
NAKED batteries encing them either hand and
ing the Rsbel glorious victory Is certain But sud
denly this delightful operation ceased, the lightning
srdngushed the telegraph smashed and universal dark
ness and dismsy OvershAdowsd YankeedoOdedOm,. The
glorious victory proved disastrous defes..
Yankeedom vas bothered Iteould not understand how
victory was 80 suddenly transmitted into defeat The
solution Of the matter Is that the rOut vas merely
Yankee trick Immense supplies of arms, ammunition,
provisions clothing a., had been accumulated for the
Ne Of the army and il occurred to the shrewd Yankees
that they could make immense spec out Of the Gov
srnnsnt By rsrsatng and leaving these supplies TO the
RsSss. add gsttnga contract for furnishing fresh
sssck A, everything ss the North i living upon The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
Enn ruF WIN.

Ny countrys gallant sons and glorious defenders, n
rive the following true lines Of encouragement from on
no honors you as highly as he loves you dearly:
In sefdefsnce the Southern swords
Flame through their borders wide;
o, God Of the invading hordes,
Thou cast not take the side.
Thou see'st in homes, so blest Of late,
What tender fear1 preside;
o, God! Of turbulence and hate,
Thou canst not take the side.
We 6gbt for sll that from above
On garth Is sanci6ed,
o, Thou that art the God OF love,
Thou must be on our side.
Thou still hast heard when widows prayed,
Aud when the orphans cried
Against them, Of savage raid,
Thou oanst not take the side.
o, God of battles, Los, a. hosts,
With az Thou art deed;
OF him to crush Thy gifts, who boasts,
Thoa csnet not take the side.
Then fight, my counsry's trusted sons,
Not pulled With human pride,
But confident, a. heavenly ones,
For God Is on your side.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

Ia he following merted notice Of the heroism Of Gen.
Bee By de correspondent Of the Charleston Nsrcrv i.
incidental entOn Of one, Of whom little has been said
though In fact he Of the main instruments in
the achievement Of the great victory For three solid
hours be stood unainchng the violent assaults Of
the enemy and vas the stone call which bis overpouer
ed forces constantly rallied and whose invncbe bearing
infused into them renewed Ardour Gen. Bee was not
abe only gallant officer in that wsstricken field, Who
shssred bis OvsrAked troops BY pointing to Jackson =,
she sIepPAr Of patriotic and indOmitable courage.
Fran he Correspondent Of the Msreury.l
The remains Of Gen. Bernard T. Bee leave here TO-
morroE for Charleston. The Of this officer de-
place In the highest niche Of fame He display
"a gaAntry thai scarcely has parallel in history
The orun Of the mornings battle sustained by bis
command until past two o'clock. Overwhelmed by
psrior numbers snd compelled to yield before Ere that
ssept everything before Gen. Bee rode up and down
his lines encouraging bis troops BY everything that
dear 20 them TO stand up and repe the tide which threat
ened them with destruction. Al l.st HE own brigade
dwindlsd 10 mere handful With every eld olioer killed
or disabled. He rode up 70 Gen jackson and said -
'General, they are beating Us back"
The reply was; Sir, we'll give them the bayouetp
Gen- Bee Immediately rallied the remnant OF his brig.
an and bis last words to them were: ~There IA Jack.
son Standing like stons-Wa Let u Determine 10 die
hare and We will conquer. Follow meln
His men obsyed the call; and AZ the head of his col
umn the very moment when the battle uas turning In
our favor be fell MORALLY wounded. Gen BeaureSard
WAS heard 70 say be had such galantry He
never murmured at his suffering, bat seemed to be con.
sosd BY the reflection that be was doing bis duty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
ni.mi..rd Generals.

An order from the War Department at Washington
discharges honoraby Gens Patterson and Cadwallader.
We begin to fear for Old Scott.
ARMY ORDERS.
Honorable Discharge Of Major Gsnsra! Patterson.
War DEPARTMENT ADJr GINS OFFrcE,
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. &c.
l. Mfjor General Robt Patterson, OF the Pennsylvania
Volunteers will be houOrably discharged from the ser
vice of the United States on the 9th nst when bis
term Of duty will expire Brevet Major General Cad
waader. also of the Pennsylvania VolunteeSs, will be
honoraby discharged upon the receipt Of this order, as
his term Of service expires to-day.
By order, L. THOMAS, Adj. Gen,
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GENERLL Orders, NO. &c.
Those Hand.Cuns.

The Grand Army, or Army Of Liberation, brought
with it So 600 handcu 1t is supposed that they were
intended for the Rebels but the prisoners say they were
designed for themselves-the army being greatly act-
ed with munous soldiers. Xsr1es forced his barbarans
BY stripes fight and old Scott found the fear of hand
crff necessary to stimulate his heroes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

w4.;'s ~ TIE WKps-The Fredericksburg Rseord.r
says The following as1s he proceedings Of the Sen.
ate of late day: .
"Mr. Rice offered amendment, that If Brevet Lieu.
tenant General Scott be placed the retiring list there
shall se no reduction Of salary or subsistence. Agreed
to.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
CONGREGATIONAL.

On Saturday, Congress was opened with prayer by
Rev. DE- Moore, of the First Presbyterian Church, of
this city. The journal Of Friday then read after
which Congress resolved itself into secret session
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

Government every branch Of business will feel the re-
wing iraasnes from this increased demand.
This explanation the Yankees repu alton ior
vAlsur aad at the time vindcates their provsro'
shaIpasss IN trade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
mor, Pri.oners.

The army in front of Manassas is continually taking
prisoOers-ugitiyes from the battlefield But on Friday
whole regiment Of Pennsylvanians, about ZOO were
taken at Falls Church. They unsupported and des-
ttute Of provisiOns and surrendered promptly at the
summons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

STAFFORD MLITIA-Two hundred men were yesterday
the Fredericksburg Recorder Of Friday TO make up the
quota Of which this county has TO furnish under the
Proclamation Of the Governor requiring ten per cent
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CoNEEDsn ZEE ErAIEs OF s. AMER r.! Z.

OONFEDRRATE srATEs OF A NJ + Ri CA
" EAsrEsN DISTRICT or FIR0g IA-wheren . libel has
been flied District Court Of the Confsdsrs sss OF Am
ics District Of Virginia. the lgh az Of Jay
1861 by Capt Hons commissioned omcsr OF me JOE
led Ksvy commander OF the Prise steamer
ST. Mchoas en- behalf veil Of the Confederate etat OF
hm, and OF the odces Aforesaid agarst the said
steamer ~ Eeh,lss Of oy, her TACKLE apparel
furniture and Cargo and praying pfos.s .oi said ship and
ship her apparel and tunfue ~ cargo
and forfeited and sold, 10 be dsrbhted
BY Law ssted and provided.
Now therefore, 10 the nonion under the seal Of
the said court 10 me dsss sn delivered do h.soy give pdb
lie Loce to all persons elsmins The SAD her t.cie apparel
snd furniture cargo nannt interested thereiu,
tn s they be appear before the said District Court be
held Sly Rehnond In and for the Eastern District Of
Vrg MA on the Iah d,y August next At eleven O'clock NJ
the same shl Gay stcon, otherwise the
next day Jurisdiction hsrsae en and there W inerposs
~ ms and 4, make their In fhai tshaL
N JNo y Willy, Marshal Of the B. Of 1.
and L Va District
p y. kyLrT, Q. g. District Atscisy
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knight II anneret.

President Davis on the field Of battle and victory
dubbed Beaursgad " General"