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READ the letters from our voIuO-
tecrs, in this weeks paper. The
boys will be home some time in Ju-
ly. Shouldn't wondcrif there would
be time when they ct back.
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pected in Findlay, on the ;onrth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-19
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Substance of Remarks Made by mr. w. G.
Bffen, at tue Court House, ON the NighG
of the 18Th OF April.


Substance of Remarks made by Mr. w. C.
BIien, at tue CeuTt House, ON the highs
of the 18Th OF April.
Mr. Brien said that he understood this to be an
Ant-Coercion meeting (Cries of Yes, yes Then he
agreed with them. He imagined there were few
indeed, if any of the Union party in Tennessee fav
Oring coercion, by the Federal Government, Of
the Confederate States. 1t therefore became them
calmly 10 consider what line of policy President
Lincoln's proclamation enuncisted and he could
not believe that it hastily issued or that the
President was carried away by overwhelming ex-
cltement But he thought it was the result of his
mature deliberation of close and careful reflection
aided and supported by his constitutional advisers.
That in truth it was the emanation of the united
minds of the President and his Cabinet studiously
considered and prepared, and therefore entitled to
all the weight of State paper issuing from the Ad
mTnistratiOn at least viewed in theight of an expo
sition of its purposes and opinions.
Holding it in this estlr1ation, he inquired what it
MEANT asked that it should be construed or inter-
preted. (Mr Brien here read the proclamation
"Whereas. The laws of the United States are oppos
ed in several States by combinations too pow
erful to suppress in the ordinary way, therefore
call forth the militia of the several States of the
Union to the aggregate of $4,000 to suppress said
combinations" If he correctly aprrehended the
PLAIN reading of this would be: Whereas seven
States have seeded from the Union and l am
wholly unable to compel them to return; and
whereas, they have formed Governments of their
own by the action of their own people, which
government they prefer to that of the United
States; therefore, for the purpose of fore
ing them to submit TO the government
of which am the Chief Executive. and compelling
them to disorganize and abandon the Government
which they prefer, resort to the extraordinary
and desperate remedy Of calling forth the militia of
the several States of the Union the aggregate of
seventyfve thousand to accomplish this my object
which the officers of the United States have hitherto
been unable TO effect. Who could doubt that by |
combinations he means the Government of the Sc
eeded States and therefore who doubt that his
purpose is to coerce to subjugate those States and
thereby redress the wrongs which he says shave
been long endured" But again. He declares 1.-THE !
first service assigned to the forces VIII be to re-
possess the forts, places and property that have
been seizedH What does he mean by places |
Places is a broad term. comprehensive word, and |
taking the context and observing the fact that forts
and property are specifically enumerated, what can /
he mean? This he says is the first service assigned
to the forces. WhyTrs,s What will be the second? i
Richsrdthe iii, on Bosworth field the night proceed
ing the battle, exclaimed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-19
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
Tennsssss,s Response 70 Lincoln.

80 P0AA&S
CHATTANOOGA, TENS., April Is, 1861
On leaving your city yesterday afternoon had
determined to inquire along the route of rail.
road in regard to the issue Of the day among the
people. was pleased to learn that all are in favor
of immediate action, on the part Of the State in con-
cert with the Southern Confederacy, and firm de-
termination to resist all further encroachments
upon the rights of the South At the different sta
tons on the road crowds were seen anxiously in
curing for the latest news from the different seats
of Government. distributed few Extras"
which l possessed myself of before leaving your
city among the people along the line and where the
cars stopped long enough for us TO remain with
them until Mr.. LNcoLS's Proclamation could be
read, our ears were deafened with the long, loud
shouts of " To arms To arms E' and hearty cheers
for the Southern Confederacy, promising that if Mr.
LNcoLNis army invades the South by land, in this
direction, they will have to wade through Tennes-
see blood in order to reach the Georgia or Alaba-
ma line. Here, in Chattanooga the cause of seces-
sion is quietly but steadily increasing. secession
flag is in contemplation Of erection by one of the
jealous advocates of the cause. The friends, here
are working quietly and patiently for the redemp.
ton Of this part of the patriotic State of Tennessee
with lively hopes of ultimate success The demon
stration at your Court-house on Saturday night
last has worked wonders, and contributed largely
towards the determined step the people of the State
have recently resolved upon-that of taking posi-
ton side by side with her sister States of the Con-
Reports from passengers on the Charles
ton and Memphis Railroad confirm the belief |
that the people of that section are almost unani
nous in favor of secession. Make ready to hail |
the glad day of Tennessees glorious redemption.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-19
A GOOD Farm for sale.

VE7E for sale the place which Coleman has lived
Wv since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying on
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road,
within mile OF WiAmsve. and three miles OF the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleaan and beau
fu part Of Tennessee Said hundred
and ninety aes-eghty cleareds and about ny
good land to clear II sin good state Of cultivation, with
srabe houses Alpo two good
orchards and several failing springs Of excellent water
well tmbersd and certainly be made Of the most des
rable stsckfsrns in this secsn Of country We promise
barganin this land and " sell cash. time with inter
est For further information call James McNsly, whe
lives said place. the underHgned FoElers Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN & BROTHER.
Union dad american copy, and charge AddocGte.
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PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
~ KIBbEE will henceorth make Nashville ms PefnA
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/" Here will 1 We 70 night,
Rut where tn morrou

Then he paused, for well he knew bloody contest on
the morrow would decide his empires fate. But
he concluded " Well all's one for that " and pro-
ceeded to inquire Whe hath deserted the num-
Der of the traitors!" Norfolk responded: "Six or
seven thousand is their utmost power" Richard
rejoins Why. our battala threbles that account
let us survey the vantage Of the ground-cau for
some men Of sound direction"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-19
BROADWAY HOUSE

FHVH1s Hotel Is sit aed Broad street, near the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad depot, convenient also 70 the
Steamboat landing ano is conducted BY w. N HAcKHY
Oats OF Giles county, where he will epdeavors
make the house home to the Traveller Boarder,
prices to suit the times. Come and try it'll He will
his meals As to make sure connection with any Of the
Trains leaving the city.
feb22-isgGRtf
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DIR J. b. mcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LiNI
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For sale or Exchange for Negroes.

oRFBR for sale pzsseat rssdenee usth T.rn4,a,,
Lcre Of ne best srien land IN ne STATE afi.hl 617
one fourth Of nile south q ne city q Nashville Pos1s1n
gives innediaiely. ApRly % or address
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-19

According to reports by mail snd telegraph from
Philadelphia the excitement in that city, following
the War news, was unparalleled. The few Secs
sion fanatics were not tolerated in the strees but
were hustled by mobs. A few Southern Students
cave 4 cheer for the Southern Confederscv. and
were whipped numerically - Cineimeti Conuasrcioi-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-19

Decisions 81 tAe Supreme CouFx Of the
cember Terms 1890.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16
CHARLES DECkERT.
Ia shiOnable Boot and Shoemaker,

t-'ath-wesi corner Of the public sqnare)
X EEPS constantly on hand large assortment
IN Of Ladca and Gcuilemeu's boots and shoes
his own manufacture also good supply Of
sole and upper leather for sale
From his long experience and close attention
10 the business, be hopes % have a continuance
ct TIM, patronage heret fore so literally bcstow.
ed on him. All orders promptly s,teaJed to,
md work warranted
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16
T.. l.. TRiCkEl.
WE I ChMAKER AND JEWEltR.

IU0f Ho9I b07dlr Id170I ) Dug NoIcl
JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
Il ttFS constantly no assortment OF fine
IL Naiche and Jrwelry loT Ladies and Gen.
uemen silver Spoons SpectacIts, sc. All
articles warranted
f~9@ Chfouometer Duplex. Lever. and iIori.
zontal Watches repaired aud warranted -ssa
March 1851 n26rf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16
ST. cuARIUo HOTEL.
ST. LOUIS HOT Ell,
NfN ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS,

o. f. HALL & co. PEornFross
This Horn, specially adapcd for families has
just been r. opened fr The srason after being
thoroughly renovated and those wishing the best
arromodniions in a quiet retired part Of the city
VII, aud everything thcreconduciyg 10 their com
ilri ard enjoyment
ptc - 90. ullct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16

As EfFte,A4 Cone p3H ira Dan }cHv
n Tax, tam1. Fp of cotton batting
er on m wool make depression la Co.,
,eou With tae end %. idc finger. and
hl p w.tl as mnea ground pepper as
w.l esl on lga cent piece, gilter DO
toto b,'i aud iie it up. dIp ~. ball into
swee 30 and iusHt in l4a ear, covering
the lai.et with catton wool, and use "a
hudtga ~ cap to retain 70 10 ljs place
A'mn5 usi sol relief WI Inexperienced.
and tas application is sa gcufle that an
ianHt @I'i MT be iuime4 ny il. 1at cy.
rerieaee selief as we'll a. adal.s $50
says an cEcb4uge
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16

TnE SnaVASs~Thr Baltimore Amcri.
can y lhr 1871 ssys tial Gen sherman.
whl a1. been zen, t. sHccrel Gen
Sumter Andersen ln command oi lhr
Lneta forces H Kentucky. "mus, uut
BE- ooH'oaude1 With ll.e Geu sherman
Of artillery nntltlety who is assigned
t. Use command IT the great Sluihe.
expedition ahlnt tosaii from AuuAp lis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16

1hs Richmond papers announce that
= civilians sre uow rigidiy excluded
SOFA orr lines ~ aei..ssss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16
TO TIE III HI.IC.

C~-,--. Tue undt sgnpd Is the gen
sN cul agent Tor the sale Of the
- z=s~AA right 10 Manufacture and uso.
DO Easleru Texas, the uur,ailed cast nnd
wrought Peei"r's Patent piavp- These
i""t "lh a"uorHss eventually supersede an
oheu and htcoue u universal use. from being
oI its expense and more simple construction
) VIII ~ county plantation and smith right.
oa favorable terms Al persons are cautioned
against masking or u.ipg tAcse plows without
authority a. The law will be rigdly enforced
alaEst d Who trspa.s 10 that way ANY
petsau wishing to purchase county rights or
obtain agencies can address me Ut Mar.haIl
1Nas
u II MARTIN. Agent.
Nae.asl' Tsrss, Nov . 1851 ,ssf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16

II s.y 4 AG Ia ara s'.ts - 3.ssa@a
e. vote against certain measure though
ihe ballot box should Be pl-eai 81 ,le
Jaws 81 hell.
u lai. he Wheeling ARGUS says cv
cry msn has at - vote IN his own
preclee,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16
SINGERS
Sc WING MAC HINES

make ia' mH approved u tsh that human ingenuity
ha- ever invented u icing tie most unioiInaiy &.
same go h "a side, ui tlt NlIic and Thorn ]. no lru
rcf room l"i rNfI a. nine ttnil ct O., othlt r. and
-hor- sold Ia y OrloaH- made 600 tht p, ma,flp~.
thd 9 e} -ic u-ed u .riricrs, 90 90 other. after
iul trial DO The l1g"st ard most fashionable Dies.
making establishments Zoo Now uIlc us.
they arr nsed q. H.l che large Httrl.iu New Oresna
ani t he principal Boarding Hou.os aIsa .lga iafe4
pHru'n OF toe Tailor. and shotmlk,t o.. utd b.. huu
a.ta, ei pl vale sm'ics, and have given Universal
satisfaction.
lhr pebble VIII hcaf In mind that Siugcrs Ma, hines
are enld open irli Of drsiod Nth au, ana on 9th
- mn. bHe- and n the trials that bay. lrsn mad. N
tht- ,tJ 90 nineteen ,ut 90 twenty tley baxr
been kcpt and the other rrt4ultd
Inc prize OF singer Sewing Machine has been
GREATLY REDUCED.
ana The best VI. hiue is only si0t and The table.
tom tx 70 twelve loilar- with cover ana lnel a.
WALTER BENNETT Aorsr
u Canal St. New orleans
AVfIl 2. 7 os
SOUTH WESTERN BOOK ST RE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16

An Indiana clergyman. duiuR his
prayer ou tins late Lincoln fast day. usod
tlie following language "Oh, L1fd.
had ihr East done ss we'll as the Hp1sior
state 20 paitiag down this rebellion we
woa.i SO BE- under the necessity 81 cab.
ing on rHee.r Aui il ths rfab Of the
unted States bad dome as well, the rc.
beiiion wtui uc jlst what It is
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GREATLY REDUCED

SOUTH WESTERN BOOK SIRE.
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W"TV FoIW7cTV 0Hd IfN1V % d.
Al Who'll sule upon the most favorable terms
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NEW POSTAGE ACTS.


IT, follow 'ng laws have bccu enacted
by tho Congrcas of tine CONFEDERATE 1.a'cS
al America
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
RIOAMOND WING.
/. 1S !; a1s.lD Sshls a. RieA-lOnG-ray .As ar

re- AAsalV UhIE IN RienHiOnd@fsy Shs var
: e a. - =. 80 IIefA, .a...1 D.. go O.
me Esal demand for the DAIlr Wars within the CITY,
q vel, :, regular a. BY transient readers and the diff
sSt. az .afsO,Osy supplying both classes Of readers
by erfyisS sJsts adapted only to Office suSscFip-
soos hATe induced Us 70 resort to the only feasible
mod. q managing large city circulation, to wit that
- prepayment 10 the Curriers'. From this date there
fore no subscriptions for the WHIG to be le within the
eity viii be taken At ths Office, and all persons indebted
for subscription to the present time, within the ey' Se
requested to call at the Office and settle their accounts
TIE Carriers will of course continue to deliver the pa
per to the present subscribers and receive pay lot no
same At the rate of fifteen cents per week. Inc Puono
will nov understand that all restriction upon the SAFE Oh
the WHrs by Carriers within the city IS removed ana
TIA, all Who want it may huy from the Carriers or nave
il s for them at their residences or places oil business
September l6tb, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
APRIL, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
N1RacEANrs Visiting this city view OF nAing PurehMss
w ere respectfully solicited 70 examine our S1osA " NAi
6OODe. We offer for sale:
800 bales Brogn SheetngI and shirungL
So OsuabUrgs,
20 e.,es Bleached sheetings and shiriing,
tnbsles Plaid and Striped osnaburgb,
30 pieces Striped And Plaid DOmesuca, for ssEVAne
6O0Ales nchngs, ~
60 Denlns and Striped shttngh
gloO oA1es fancy Prints,
CottonAdes,
10 Colored OAmbrica,
Kentucky JeAna andT weeds,
Ana large assortment Of Heavy and Pine Linens for gen
Wblts O,brcs Llnena Lawns Plain, Striped and Embsot
srsd HsrsEes Popuns Cot Osssineres, VenSs, SeA
ELLEfT DREWRY
No. IL Pearl street,
AL Mchmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOoD'

q PEcIAL notice the city and country people van my
= Goods would do Wellby calling at No. ~ NAN suese
Having very large stock Of Prints Lawns !aeoneus'
des plain figured Bareges, black ana oolo,s1 &
snd bs ached and brown Shifting and sneeens,
sres and Kenacky Jeans striped and done,ue sot %s
serv~nts Lsdies Caters Morocco, Kid and osshn
M,seS nnd Ohdrea Shoes, Of every slse and quahy
md Cotton Goods and boys Ladies slk anu lug %
cent. Irl,h Linen IS 8TH and 80 eents PArasoh pam
and striped rs cents sWss Cambria ana yaeone' s,
n nine and white TAretAn Al Astonhns low prices tne
hSbre worked Bands and Collars al eost Al nose soou
sboys and great many numerous 70 mention, oHe ol
E ,Sout charging any more they bought before me
s1 ums had eormsneed be careful that come 70 The
right place, No. 81 Main Street ,osvpu arp,usr
mySl 'VoNfH -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
SADDLES AND MILITARY GOOD

SADDLES AND MILITARY GOODS,
At lO2 Main Sire ct.
KIN q 81 L "A III q Il Z II =
\ > N DEACON Saddles and Dragon Btu
lou Brsss and Silver plated spurs
Military CApea
Rnameed Cloth, best quality
slyer Plated and Wood stirrups Z :
Blue Cloths medium 70 nne quAhuli ~
Patent sklrtlng and Dash Leather I5zE2 j.
Stage HAmes and Chains
Gold Lace and RrAd
Military Buttons
Course Thread for seving Ma9hines
And Military Aceoutremenis OF AL kinds.
WANfrD-Tvo Saddle hands, and = and Lady 70 use
s..ing Machines 10 whom Will pay liberal wages Ie24
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
- HEADS OF DEPART

AN NENTS AND AssIsTANTs.-I would beeto invite ths
1iteanoa o. e Heads o. Department. Of the various essnens'
1e Confederate States, now In kehuond
nv large aad extensive stock Of Books, Paper,
cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, &c.' Nheh VIII
furnish thea AZ falr prices $500 m. - nj A..
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Publisher and Bookseller,
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