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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

Corn, HAY ard Oats Wanted
By TIE ,l ar a-5l
fs- COTFEDERATE GOVERNMENT.
An appointed by Col. Y Stevenson Quaezns ter Gen
ersl for tia state Of Tennessee to purchase Corn Hay and
U and vi pay the msTket price by fTieEds in the couny
will do we'll 10 cali be selling produce fpec Ia
NEEDS eli the duce that is spare
to self A HablLTON
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Nd Az away from the srbscrber the 9Th irT, miles
HI from Lebanon will counts Tenn negro
SharIes,-daIk compilations spare made, about twenty
seven old sbeut Eve itet nine ncesin t
weighs sbeut 40 poGndsi writes good hard, and will
countless have pass is carpenter BY trade When be left
home carried with him his tunk, has Euit Of selis
clothes Hss lived in Memphis -----,- n ~ =
viii give The RboYs reward for h srrerest and cornnsn
nogl3-In .- BERRY WHITESIpEeS.
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WILL give constant employment to two good ak pus
teams, hauling 10 and Manchester PeTso9s wishing
Employment hsving and having COED aud eas VIII
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Ehe Present Past and FIXTURE.
A n oRLTIoN delivered BY OolorsI ". N. BILB0, Nash
Vile, October 18Th, 1861. Price - cents ~ mail, Is
. cents ..
A LIBERAL deguction nsie 70 the trade -,
nov . dim b GREEN & HlGAN,
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Wanted.

nKE HUNDRED good tea1sters FOR service in the Coated
erate ststsB. Also, three good harness makers Apply
81 the ouaEtersSter General office st the Capitol
Y. Z PATTON, -.7
nov7.tf sl l.lsr s.s. .r- Asst. QnartsynAsteE.
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~ Newspapers throughout the State VIII COZ
~, fer favor BY copying the above. --
aiav Jss-The Committee on Gifts snd arrangements
=, viii meet this Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock, a
DR.. Waters, residence, College street, ia
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49, = CJMMITfLE on HEFREsHMEAis.
as Mrs John Hill, Chairman, mrs YIN Eskin,
mrs DR. Eve, mrs Shute, mrs John Thompson, mrs
GreeHfeld, mrs OFville Ewing, mrs NcOlung, mrs
Fort, mrs Goodwin, mrs Wm.B Ewing, miss Annie
Ewing. miss Annie Woods, miss Annie Shute, miss
SallIe House, mrs Lewis Lanier, miss Compton,
mrs NJ L Claiborne Mrs Stratton, miss Roe Ew>
ing, Mrs Cose, miss Bailess.
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wamtcd,

RA NEGRO Men snd 60 Negro Women for nurses Ger the
~ various Confederate Eates Hospitals In tai5 city, By
oTder Of Or. b. W. YaGuelI T GEO. d. CLARK,
nov20-tE Of5ce No. 50 College street.
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HAVE opened g. 600 Of choice Rssdy Made Clothing
In Nashville EVods eleted md made TO or
der for Of the houses h souh They will be ssd IN
los to SUIT purnhaser at old prices before the war Of
fer unRsus inGuce e dealers in the Oily and esuIy mer
chants and private Genteen aesirng snythiE
in my line call ct Commercial Rotel Garner Ctdar AID cherry
streets, Nashville, IFnn 9. P. RADE.
p November no. '61--tin jsBt s2 r.e-r
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~ aR4ed Immediately,
NEGRO nan who Is good ccok to 70 to the army at
II bowling Green. .-- a = OF
Enquire 81 SO NORTH Market stree Nas1vlIe Tenn "a
nov5O-tf . . .a .r.. ...
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
Fourth Of July.

EE' In almost every city. town and
hamlet in the free states, the notes of Joy
and gratitude and thanksgiving, went up
on the Fourth in commemoration Of the
great charter Of human rights promulga-
ted in l776. The attack made upon the
prime pies contained IN that instrument
by the olisarchs OF the South have but
served TO endear them still more TO the
lovers Of Freedom in the north. The
Stern Puritan patriotic love of liberty
and of justice burns with brighter glow
in the bosoms of Northern Freemcn un-
der the inspiration Of this opposition, and
therefore never before has The memories
Of the day pressed themselves with such
force upon the popular mind, or the re-
suits achieved been SO fully and cordial
y recognized. While the slavery propa-
sandisls Of South Carolina have blotted
ont the Fourth Of July from their list OF
holidays, and endeayored to suppress
the language and impair the force. Of the
immortal declaration. tho people Of the
north, more universally, more cordially,
more earnestly than ever before, greet
Ihe day, and accept the principles pro
mplgaled upon it. Thus from all sides,
on every hand, from every place in the
Tree states, come 10 us accounts Of cele-
bratiors, gratifying as to enthusiasm and
cordially. And thus is shown how
faithfully the north is following The pre-
cep.s, unfolding the doctrines, carrying
out the plans of the trainers of the Gov
ernmeHt. The South could not war in
this contest until it had repudaled the
greatest charter Of human rights ever
written. and dishonored the memories OF
her great dead TO fight for slavery, and
uphold the declaration oi human rights
framed by JEFFERSON, were impossible
The document buntcd theil weapons,
and SO they have regulated IT, Proles
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
Republican State Convention.

A State Convention of the Republicans of
Iowa is called to assemble by their Delegates at
the city oi Des Moines, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on
Wednes day, July 81, 1861, for the nomination
Of officers to be elected ut the General Election
in October of this year. Candidates are to be
selected for the offices of Governor, Lieutenan mt
Governor, and one Judge of the Supreme
Court. The Convention will take such
other action us may in it's opinion contrib.
ute to the success of the Republican Party
Every organized County will be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention and one additional
Delegate for each two hundred votes and for
any additional fraction of one hundred or more
votes cast Mt the last General Election for Abra
ham Lincoln, as President of the United States
Republican COUNTY Central Committees are re.
quested to call their Conventions to select their
Delegates in the ratio above stated, and for eff.
c'ent organization preparatory to the canvass.
H. NJ. HOXIE,
Chairman State Central Committee
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

sing more wisdom than the trainers OF
our government, Mr.. STEPHENS says that
he and his fellow traitors are determined
to erect their new government upon a
basis directly opposed to shat of the old.
While JEFFERSON and MADISON built up.
on tie foundation of Freedom, they will
build upon the basis of Slavery. Not
human freedom and human elevation, but
human slavery and human degeneration
is the aim and object Of their government.
Not the advancement of popular rights,
but the aggregation of power in the
hands Of the few, is the intention of their
government. Is ii any wonder then that
the first step is to blot out the Fourth of
July and its memories ? Is it not me-
cessary duty for them ? The declara-
ton of independence is an eternal protest
against them. They need to suppress it,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

Gg- A late arrival from Europe brings
the Intelligence that the Queen of Spain
has issued a proclamation declaring a
strict neutrality in the contest in this
country. The sending Of reinforcements
to Canada has been severely condemned
in Parliament, and Lord Palmerslon ex-
planned that i; was not intended to ex.
press distrust Of the northern sates.--
The loss by the conhagration in London
was estimated at from 8 to 4 millions Of
pounds. France has officially recogniz.
ed the Kingdom of Italy.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
South Carolina Sinking.

w 1t will be remembered that as
soon as the war had been transferred to
"the sacred soil Of Virginia." Gov
PICKENs, Of South Carolina, issued a
proclamation, forbidding the soldiers Of
that chivalric portion of the Confedera
cy from leaving the State, because he pro-
fessed to see an evident intention on the
part Of the Federal government to invade
the State. A writer in the Charleston
Courier denounces this apparent incli-
nation at the Palmetto knights to skulk,
in war into which they had precipila,
led others as well as themselves. He
says
There Is in our community too great a dis
position to shirk active duty. AT every turn
can be seen healthy, vigorous men, under forty
five years of age, who are taking no part in de-
fence of their own honor and interests. Some
hold back because others do some must have
commissions some have families or business
or are members OF organizations which they
know will not be ordered out of the city some
are legally or Professionally exempt. Now this
state of things is discreditable to u.s. The en-
envy is almost at our doors. In the name of
common patriotism let it cease to be. The facts
which have mentioned are unpleasant truths
but they are truths nevertheless"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

ion Of letters for officers and soldiers free
OF postage
Mr.. Burnett being opposed to the
ranking privilege, objected
! TIA Goodnow, Of n. Y, WAS elected
Door Keeper.
Rev. NJ. Stockton was elected Chap
lain. Adjourned.
Ia WASHINGTON, July 6.--Mr. Wilson
presented several bills, of which he gave
notice on Thursday.
Mr. Grimes moved that the bill to pro-
mote the efficiency Of the array be refer
red to a committee Of 8.
The Vice President announced the
standing committees as follows:
Committee on Military Affairs. aud
Mlitia-Wilson. King, Bolen, Lane. Of
lnd.,f Lanelo Kansas, Rice, Latham.
Finance.-Fesse nden, Simmons, Sher-
man, Howe. Hunter, Pearce, Bright,
McDougall
Naval Affairs.-Hale, Grimes. Foote
Thompson, Nicholson. McDougan.
Commerce Chandler, King. Morrill,
Wilson. Ten Eyck, Salisbury, johnson
Juciciary.--Trumbull, Foster, T.,
Eyck. Cowan, Harris. Bayard, Powell,
Cl;ngman.
Post Office and Post Roads Colfa>
mer, Dixon, Wade, Trumbull, Rice,
Bright, Latham.
Public Lands.-Harlan, bingham,
Clark, Pomeroy, Johnson, Rice, Ne,
smith.
On Claims.-Clark, Simmons, Will.
mot Howe, Pomeioy, Polk. Bayard.
District OF Columbia.-Grimes, Dix
on, Morrill,, Wade, Anthony, Kennedy.
Powell.
Indian Atfairs.-Doolittle, Wilkinson,
Cowan, Foote, Lane of Kansas, Harlan.
Nesmilh.
Patents and the Patent Offices.-Sim-
mons, Sumner, Cowan, Salisbury.
Pensions. Foster, Bingham, Lane of,
Ind, Howe, Wilmot, Pierce, Salisbury.
Public Buildings and Grounds.
Foote, Anthony, Chandler, Bright, Ken
nedy, Wade. Wilkinson, Baker, Hale,
Browning, Johnson of Tenn, Bragg.
Engrosscd Bills. Lane of Ind, Nor
rill, Latham.
To Audit Expenses of Senate Dix
on, Clark, Johnson Of Tenn.
Enrolled Bringham. Salisbury.
Printing .--Anlhony. Harlan. Powell,
Mr.. Grimes motion prevailed and the
special committee consists as follows :.
Wilson, Hale, Latham Sherman, Powell,
Cowan, King, Kennedy, Howe.
The other bills were referred 10 the
military committee.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

= Drlcgat" Convention of the Republicans
of Buchanan County will be held at the Court
House in Independence, on SATURDAY, the
goth day of July, for the purpose of seleetin g
delegates TO State Convention to be holden {
Des Moincs on the 3lst day of July, 10 nomi-
nate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Gov,
ernor, and Judge Of the Supreme Court. The
ratio of representation will be one delegate for
each township, and one for every hundred and
fraction over fifty votes, cast for Abraham
Linoola Mt the last General Election
). RICH. Chm Co, Com.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

INVASION OF THE NORTH The Men,
phis Avalanche urges an aggressive war
in the Northwest Z" In The name Of the
Southwestern people, we proclaim a war
of aggression against the Northwest to.
the knife. Kentucky will extend To ua,
the comfy of a passage through her ter
ritores for our armies She knows they.
are gentlemen. We have no fear of be-.
ing refused this favor. We will not say
anything about the secret information We
possess good and true men in Ohio, In
diana and Illinois to overthrow the Lin.
coin dynasty, who are only awaiting our
arrival to rise up and crush Their OPP
DreSsoro
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Official inform =.
ton says Col. Siegell is at MI. Vernon,
Lawrence, county with strong force, and
that Gov. Jackson is supposed 10 have
crossed the Arkansas line.
The Republican learns from letters da-
ated Springfield, June 30th, that Jackson,
with 500 men. was at Monticello.
The line Of federal troops has been OK
tended to Sarcoxie, Jasper County, thro-
ugh which Jackson would have 10 pass.
to reach Arkansas, and the opinion was
contilenlially expressed that he will bp
taken prisoner unless he receives larger
reinlorcemenls than he Is likely 10 OBJ,
tain.
Maj. Phelps is detained at Spring fel,t
by important events there, but he will
be in Washington in time Tor all impol-.
tant business this session.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

The Guardian is confident that the tndepen-
dence company will be accepted into the Cd
Iowa regiment. We supposed that regiment
was made up some time since.-Valley Times.
Et- We didn't say so, friend RAD
CLIFF. We said they would probably be
accepted into the Cd regiment of State
troops-meaning, as undoubtedly our
friend well knew, the sec.
ond regiment organized under the State
law.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

BEN. McCuLLocn.-Ben. McCulloch,
who is so frequently referred to as a.
man of military renown, never save on.
one occasion commanded more than one.
company of men. Upon that occasion he
was acoidently placed for two weeks IN.
command of about four hundred Texans.
hurrid!y collected together TO repel an,
attack made by the Camanches. Subse-
quently he acted as scout during the
Mexican war under General Taylor and
was afterward appointed United States
Marshal for Texas. He is a man Of UNI
doubted courage, but no soldier.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
Iowa Third Regiment.

LOCO muskels came up Saturday for
use of the 81 egiment. The weapons
are ofan improved pattern, and are equal,
to the rihed musket in efficiency. They.
will be distributed to the men to day
The officers Of the 81 regiment were
paid yesterday for their Stale services,
which was up TO the time they were
mustered into the U. S. service. The
privates will get their motley 10 day
Gate City, 2Ih.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
X. PATTERSON,
ff' u q = :" 3s0sNt
Major Gen. Commanding.

Fort MONROE, July 2.--The Sd Mass
achusetts regiment and the New York
naval brigade occupy the deserted dwell
ings in Hampton. where only about 80
of the inhabitants reside.
The families Of Gen. Butler, Col. Dur
yee and Maxweber are here.
Great preparations are being made to
celebrate the 4.h ofJuly.
Yesterday Lieut. Yelverton and 10
men of the 9Th New York regiment.
made reconnaissance from Newport
News, up the James River road TO with
in mile and half of Great Bethel. AT
that point they came upon five of the
rebel pickets, who Immediately fled,
leaving behind, with other trophies, their
hats and coats In the pockets of the
latter were several letters just finished,
giving a complete account of the late ad :
vance Of 1900 men from near York town
10 attack Newport News, as well as the
wrctched fare of The troops and the man
ner in which they were obliged to beg
or steal. One OF the letters found in the
pocket of James Steele. bookseller in
Richmond. describes our troops as set
OF balloons TO be driven from the sacred
soil of Va.
Sr. LOUIS, July 3.-The Democrat an
nounces the promotion of Brig. Gen.
Lyon to Maj. General. His command
embraces Indiana, Illinois. Iowa and
Missouri.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

Ls" We find the following, about our
old friend. Tom DRUMMoND, in the Wash
ington correspondence of the Des Moines
Register
Tom Drummond is stationed two miles east
of the city, in command of a company of cav
airy, his captain being in the West. He has
already been promoted from second to first
Lieutenancy. He is a splendid looking SOL
der
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
n[s- Tho Nint0n Euolo Says tbat .

EsT The Vinton Eagle says that the
books and papers belonging to the School
Fund Of Benton County, were recently
stolen from the office of Mr.. CASTOR, one
of the Commissioners to investigate the
accounts of the late School Fund Com
missioner Of that county.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

Up TO the 2lst, says the Davenport
Gazette, Gen. Bowen had received the
muster rolls Of over one hundred and sen
enty companies. including those IN the
regiments already formed.
The Gute City learns that Col Curtis
has issued strict orders prohibiting any
man under his command from cores
pondlns with any newspaper.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

FoRr Monroe, July a. Flag of truce.
brought the British consul from Norfolk.
He was DESTROYS Of visiting Baltimore,
regarding British vessels in trouble there.
Com. Stringham refused, saying flag Of
truce has been abused enough already.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

GROUND HOOPS This new army or
der has been ISSUED in Miss Dix's de-.
partmen,, and reads as follows:
/" DREss.-A regulation dress will be.
appointed By the Board. which each
nurse will be required TO adnpt-no.
hoops beng oilored IN the service"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

A party Of fourteen Rebel scouts near.
Alexandria on Sunday morning attacked
three pickets of the 4,h Pennsylvania.
Regiment. OF the latter one was killed,
and one wounded. The fire was return.
ed. and two of the Rebels were killed,
one wounded. The assailants ran away
as soon as their attack was replied to.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

The ENFIELD RIFLE about which there
has been so much said of late, appears to
be nothing else in principle than the
American Springfield Rifle, mauufaclur,
ed for the Government of the United
States for MANY wears.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

Es- Col HEATH, of Dubuque, has &C
cepted first lieutenancy in Col. WAR
REN's regiment Of cavalry. He is au-
thorized TO enlist forty men.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
TelegraphiC Summary.

HAGERsrowN, July 3.-Black River
near Martlnsburg.
To Col. Z ID. Townsend, Asst. Adj Gen.:
| left Williamsport at 6 o'clock this
morning Tor this place, and attacked and
routed The rebels, who were about TO-
900 strong and who had four guns.
now occupy their camp with the loss,
regret 10 say, Of three killed and ten
wounded. Signed,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-19
The NIIIItnrr nespotlsns

There s-e now about one thousand United
States troops qaartered in Washington city,
and from all accounts their eoaduet is lnsolent
and arrogant in the extreme. The editor OF
the Alexandria SsEtinei was in Washington
last week. He says that on Monday night sn
alderman Of The city Of Washington, from one
Of the western wards, on bis way 70 attend
meeting Of bis board, was made to walk
around Judiciary square by one Of Gen. Scott's
soldiers.
Yesterday, Jhdge Merriek, Of The U. S. Court
for The District Of Coiumbis, being a little
late, started through q e same square, follow
ing the gravel walk, when be was stopped BY
the sentry, and made to walk round. He says
that Scott's soldiers 60 into public houses, call
for liquor, and L pay is asked, present load
ed pistol.
Citizens and strangers are hned twenty dol
lars and costa fer carrying concealed weapons !;
yet it Is nndenishie that these overbesring and
irresponsible soldiers, when out on leave,
carry concealed weapons, as one Of The police
oficsrs Of TIE city, who was stabbed, knows TO
bis cost.
Il must be grating to the feelings CT an
American community 10 have planted among
them standing army, or the most frivolous
pretext It s, however, but foretaste Of the
rule Of the Government that will shortly be in
auEaTeted over them.--Guardian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-19

and attend to the regular business, and wait
for a proper adjustment. But il there was DO
change Of northern opinion, be would not ask
for any Union. He deprecated war, and IL
this civilized age Of the world he thought ell.
the difficulties ought to be settled without re-
course to arms and war. Let the whole South
ern States act together, and let tnen negotiste
with The North as equaisi and il iheJ cannot
sgfen, then let there be peacesble sepala-
ton.
yeas 27, navs I7-Messrs. BigleT, Douglas,
Johnssn, (Tenn.) and Latham voting with
the Republicans IN the Affirmative.
IT, nssf than uarae1