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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
Federal ppoi N m ent . Ia the Sec edsd States
Report "f Cspt Fox on the conditio" OF
Fort >um'er-Gov. Houston" asks Ftdefai
Aid as drfense against the Indians
WASHINGTON, March %.

ASHlNoION, wary" ~
The prevalent reports that the Union men IN
the seeded States have applied for appointments
as Judicial officers, seem ~ be confirmed by
The nomination of George W Lane as Judged.
The northern and southern districts OF Alabama
Military officers in charge OF bureaus il. the
War Department. and Gen. Scott, have ioned III
rcmon>trsnce against change Of clerks III
their department
The Tr.bau.'s Washington correspondent says:
- Capt. Fox reports that the supplies OF PROV
lions at Furt Sumter vii enable Major Anderson
IA sustain h- command until the 10th of April
lie saws the Forts can be reinforced by military
operations which viii require a force tot at the
disposal Of the President, or by strategy, with
hazards OF a desperate conflict From I'll the
ia,ts it il evident that Fort Sumter must be
abandoned or evil war inausurated."
The Hrdid's Washington correspondent ia
,i-ts that For, Pickens vii. be abandoned within
| ihiIty DAYS.
Tie same correspondent saws: 1.-THE Southern
commissioners are dining 10 night With the for
eign ambassadors at M. Corco:ans. The com
,nlssiouers most friendly terms with the
e. gsh aud French Ministers
| John :. Ml,on, If Virginia, If he will accept
sill get important foreign mission.
"Sec:e'ary Chase has offered the first Control
|
Ohio hal declined it, james Leslie, Jr. o
PhiIad phI, has been appointed Consul Il, Mar
settles
New YORK March 81.
! Washington Dispatch to the Express saws
| Gov. Houston writes Ia the President that III.
Indians are threat nm Texas. asking if the Fed
| eIal Govern mel 1T Can VIII afford relief.
! IL is reported that Mr. Rigs, the Washington
banker cOntemplates an investment in a part O
] the confederate States loan.
| Dispatches from Washington report the unani
nous confirm s,ion of Hiram Barney, as CoArcto
Of New York, and Mr. Holloway as Comnlissiono
of Patents
nominated District Judge OF AiabIma, at lii
suggestion of Mr. Cobb, from that State"
WASHINGTON. March 81
| The fnlowin persons were coiti III ii BY III
Seate TO day: ". II. Corsin, Secretary of lie
CATION TO Mexico; e. W. Van Horn, Consul I,
Narsyill.>; j. Leslie, Consul TO Lyons; ". II
Carpenter, consul To Foo Choo; X. NJ. Shuirli
CONSUL. General at Havana, W =. Maneum
Cousul at Ningpo; j. V. Arnold, Consul I.
odessa; T. Is. Lawseuce, Consul General a
Florence; VI. Howard, Con>u! at Mes,ua; Gen
Parsons, Consul al Rio Janeiro; W. Ii. Fry
secretary OF Legation Ia Turin.
Also the to..o~ins Collectors OF Customs: II
Barney, New Yo.k; J. White. Chicago; I
Palmer. MilSadkre; J. He,icn, Dubuque.
". A. Dart, Marshal OF the Southern Dis.rc
OF New Yo'k
The following Pos;masters were confirmed
Il. +. Sanders, II, mphis; Geo. Dawson. A!bin,
Almon II. Cl,pp, Buif.!o; J. VI. Sieriit;, Etc
u. L. Lileoar, Cairo; ;. Tinsdaie Belevllle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-03
Cincinnati Election.

Cincinnati, April l.
The city election passed off quietly TO-DAY.
The entire Democratic Union ticket is elected by
about :, 900 majority.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
DC naf,la q lEissanri.

The dis,l.---ss nom Altsonri are 80 na-
msrugs ssd contradictory, tAat NE soafsss
our IaAbili,y - make any thing dsanits, 10
the wsy 81 details, We gsthcr--apd this -
substaasialiy true, Ne have no daaht--thai =
asres Aatle wasfsssh.. lasting ssglsga hours.
ia which tbefe we're many killed esd vssrsd-
ID on both sides. Gsn. Lyon, Of the Federal
forces, fell early in HE aelioa, being aAos
through. Lyoa sad seigls had aboss s,soe
men under their commasa, thfie Mecslleeh
and Price commanded mere than ss,eoO.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
old pemoeraoy Triumphant.

Ia the late Congressional elections In Mid
die and West Tennessee, the old Democratic
feeling and men, Iriampted over the old
Wings. The old LoeefoeO fseliag had much TO
do 10 these elections, snd has showR itself in
the election Of The worst Democrats, and
most ultra secessiouists, over saeh Wings as
came In q, the eleventh hour, and With q
view TO share Of The Offices We are glad
to hear Of their defeat
In the FOURTH District. Dewitt beats Combs
Alto votes. In the Sixth District, Thomas
beats Fleming 1890 votes. In the Ninth
District, Atkins beats Hill the round Number
of 1902 And in the Tenth Distrie;, Currin,
Of Memphis, life long Democrat, beassAOs-
by the old Wing war-horse, asa. The Dem
ocrats even dropped r. q. Payne, and eon-
eentrated on Carrin to defeat Moshy. Served
them right They went into this new Demo-
cratic orgsnisatisn in the name Of Southern
Rights, and BY Il toa their nsn rights.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
Mr. Nelson's Card.

The Address Of Me-. Nelsoa. 20 the people
Of East Tennessee, VIII Atssaet the notice OF
All into whose hands eur paper shall fail,
without our calling Attsatica 70 IL. u viii
be seen that be obliEates himself 10 remain
neutral during this war, and to submit to the
authorities Of bis State. he could not have
done lsss than this. lie vas prisoner, snd La
Bile 10 remain one during the war, aud to close
confinement, he would be forced into an ae-
quiesenee, and a state Of neutrality, where he
would be powerless. he had committed no
offence for which he coa,d be punished, but
was liable to be held in custody, and to suffer
in his private affairs, greatly needing bis
personal attention. He took no oath, but was
discharged upon bis parole Of AoaOr, and uPOn
the terms be proposed in bis letter to Davis,
as win be seen is the correspondence.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

A serians accident ocrnrred ca the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad on Monday
night last, about dark, some three or four
miles east Of this city. IL seems thai some
two trains started east, With Regiment Of
Mississippi troops, and the train 10 front came
In collision with Freight Trais coming into
the city. oae maa was killed--some thirty
others seriously injured, and Il Is thought IA
tally wounded. We have no particulars Of
the affair, at the time of psnning this potiee.
The wounded are 10 The care Of Dr. Prank A.
Ramsey, at the Hospital, good Physieisn,
aud they will be we'll taksa care Of, and pro-
Yided for.
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ord 4 Is. ssIIIss

Is asnsrA 0rdsf Il The I9isal be 9seeFsl
oommasdias Il dis pelas, which We pssiish,
breAahes tie tfus spirit, aaa yin Be relief
to tie minds % msay Of our people. TIE
Issssss sasghtto eilesrsand mss, IN sse sFnT,
is we'll llned, and vii have esoa eject
aenseaa orders, Ne. ..
uslpaps HEsnqsssfxns
Kptzsflls Aaa - ISL ]
IA assAsal IA osbsmaa6 Efalasd 81 ne pfsseyasaen
a paes and lts ratsdIy inrrcasnf etlsaees q e0a
slaa "a fzl uiil SsaN 4ka y1ags - flsae 4aaa19ea
stfietfY snns upsn tAfas unssE ID ssaBa 81 The ee
ssRseraauS rensfd - fhe persBl aEl pfgp4t1 Fats =
ri fke slAfltkais NJ scs o. Sefa WI Be ssisseted
e.eulaad 10 alarm e isFifate fss Who thcosh bsfsto
Err sasoc1iier the HesFs VBiB nos nesaieses q The
serls n he eiaiA hm eabnsis ~ sss eeseeFlsy gf the
aTesarneai q ts Cons1csis eiaies Such 81 ibs pc
die < hsss hnd Hum thslF boaek unifaf HFEeast so1
81 ans~tf viii be snosuFngpd 70 fefsfa Sih sH asnf
nee IA entire security 70 81 who wish - fses ths ~
sTtYgs ssasteaa pssnsfsfly 81 hMns 1hs Gs1sastefe
aoVerareat seeks NOT o. enter iBl0 qnutas ~ aasr-
eas N uaIlflrai opiniona kefeaf4s eaietnG ~ %
aintaa ths Undergraduates u bse Asssfte3 by the pLs
fsilsa And aeston ~ ell It's rtxsna Ceignsis ~ ket-
IasfS as caNsalas a. CssnpaEse wfll be eld
az strtrt otayssnee 81 ths fanetSs WiIbtu thef re-
stertlva sesassaeas end enrh sAeer cgpfHaalsg sf
afass assssat % post win hAss shE esssT Fss y '
eonafa 81.
81 order ~ sFsnEsisf General
Pul1sk n. Iku. Asst. Az sea.
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wn h Pc Manf

4 correspondent Of The Atlanta csE"oa.
ssaltA, states that while st Knoxville Few
days ago, . geallrmAa Informed him that
a PAfson BrowploW had been waited on aud
allowed ehoies Of two things; either 70 leave
the city in three days, OF pail hemp There
IL bas one nan Ia Knoxville 80 bass bar as to
Rive this infOrmatlee, and bis name IL Sperry,
editor Of he Rsessser. when be Il not 20 drunk
As TO have U employ substitute. All Psrties
agree thai he is The greatest liar in the town
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

We have quite ~ sxcisement Ia East Ten
hsssse, growing eat Of the late psoeiamstios
Of ~ pfss.asss q shs cenfsdsssls States,
ani hnhsfsas sfs isssiss the State end esisg
iaia KsnasskS, 10 xisw os The iaisEprsislloa
given 10 Il, b sssessionissa. The Proclams-
sIoE aAlss lie 14lh 81 Aaeast, ahd fsauirss
sif Who ats Rot selilrshs Of the Confederate
states, % dspsfa ffom them within the
period Of furty days from date, OF they will
b treated Is allies saemiss." We aenos nm
ssfst1ha shs prociama.ien TO inelade nen
Who are ,.clsissns Of the Confederate States,
hus We naderssana 4 10 smbaOe ell +" male
eItixsas Of lAe Ualsed States, Of shs eye Of
fourteen years aud upwards, now within the
CoDTedefats States, and adhering TO the Gov
ernmest Of abe uallsd States, and acknoEl-
edEiax the ssshority Of the same, ssad ~oi be-
bg sitfra sftAs Confederate Ssatss.' That Is
TO say, persons voting and paying taxes IN
Tennessee, and otherwise exercising the
rights Of citizenship, are not included with
those who are required to leave. The Proc-s
lAmatiou Is based upon An Act respecting
Alien Enemies" passed August sth, 1891,
and will exclude all Foreigners, not natural
ICED, and not exercising the rights Of citizen
ship. Gentlemen Of intelligence, directly
from Riebmond, seq that such Is The interpre-
tatiou given TO the law and the proclamation
there Il could not mean anything more,
without implying thataiI rho are not Seeess'O"-
tsts, and do not Intend 10 become such u Prine'-
pie shall leave the State, and this would
amount to a species Of despotism and tyranny,
more hateful, and more infamous, than ever
ldisgraeed the Government Of unpFincipled
Russia.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

II ssS lat lsses. Ne flOk ost..,ss -
" > Speedy exchange 81 pfiasn.rs &C.,.
eontsndihs armies, as the bisbss. duty an.
nasty ssd Of eorersmss.; sad Ne 10. :.
saslon y iiaieuls Ne lasa Of tie y.a...,
GoYefnmens refusing % esehsBee, b,,. ),
wosid be letting de~siss dignity. ssd,a -. "
extent, recognizing the Confederate ST..
SeIIigsrant poset4 sseb Fsolisbas. !,
less Disgusting than it is upjast .ss ., =
20 the prisoners On beth Hdts.
The deslasatiea Of IHaspendes.. d.,
usA Washlsston 81 the bead Of , L..
government, and he required il to Be r,,,..,,
IN his person Ia tweaiy aays aftsr -. -
slaFsaiss o. IsdspssdsDss, L6aD How, -
bad jasl arrived from EaglaDa As C,oy,,,.
siousF. with pisss for eoneiiiasios. ,.., J.,
tsrtotAs Amsrisaa Hssd-QsAt.ets. hy A.,
Of truce, addressed to 6svy. W.,.,....
Eagsfys. Washington dssliasa TO r.s.i,. :
because not adSrsssea 10 him property, i,l,
Ogieial ebAtAstef, as CemmAsder-ih- ,A. -,
the Americas forces. Some days aft., =.
beAD HewE, then Lieatsusnt Gsaess!. =.
Che British Cofsmandsr, sen: ia sssos4 :,
,sr, adsrssssd 70 Geetss Esslsgton, k.-k
&c. This vas also refused, and his Lorlss,
was inFormsd thst the q estsras did Dol ss,s
the easel Washington vas inmoYabls, A..
the British chief reeeaes-.s
dressed Wsshlsgien ~ the Co maaanss,-,-
chief Of he American sorsss, and 70 ten a..
thereafter, or more, the mode Of eonnus,a
ton was fally established, a. tia: Of re-,
IarIy authorized COMMANDERS Of bslligsrss
aFnies, On sqsal terms.
SO the Federal Government, at Washisrss'
City, had as well consider The existence o. =
var Dc (sefO, With belligsrant, entitled to Ii.
benefits and asages OF the sOartssies Of VI
and soneede TO the unfortaaass prisoners, = /
Just rules Of humanity. This wih have e =
done, and the longer il Is delayed, the ~
shame, and deep Internal haEiliatioa u
accompany the cObesssioB. The! hrs,
more powerful foe in the Confederate -.
than they seen 10 be aware Of. THIS Sss
make them do under eoE.psisi0A, WhH IL
had better do a. an act Of duty and Aunass
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
The Poor Union Leaders!

The Union headers Of East Teusssses >
a hard time of H. The Secessi0His's a.
them of trying to bring on eivA va
to introduce = FEDERAL Army into this >s7A
70 lay waste our fields and Gre sijsI' ~
other hand, the Uuion common masses 'Af
thai Federal Army would losg ''ae'
been here, and sustained the tnien ,
meat, had they sot been kept oct By 't'
reference Of The uuion leaders. Ia any asF
Of the case, therefore, 'he Unioa leaser'
In a bad box, aud have iacurred ''e
pleasure Of 10Th friends and foes.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
Leaving the State.

Many are leaving East Tennessee, ssE's
informed, under the impression that, y
forty days they viii forced to leave The Ss
and have their effects sonsseAted. Sasai
not the spirit and intent Of the PrOclsmA'a
Of Davis, or the Act in Pursuance Of WI
the Proclamation Is issued We advise .
suea TO reiaia 70 their own lawful PaSsOb
AID homes; and as q guarastee for 'hr'r 81
~ and protection, We eter then TO The o's
of Gen. ZSllieoGer, &C., We publish IL 3.
weeks issue. Men who are D6t found Il ~
against the State Authorities will Dot W
terrupsed, and those who sire, must ~
intrsfapt.on. This much we have fell -
upon 10 say, for the information OF those
are deceived by the erroneous iBterpre'asf
given to the recent Proclamation from >
mond. a fuller explanation OF NhisA IS g
in another article in this issue.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
Ares. Of Mr.. Yaalknsr.

The RichmaBd pagers announce the arrest
aad impriso1msst Of Charles James FAaIkasf,
late Americas kiaistsF ts France, and his
close eon6nement in Wssbiagtes.s lie had iast
rstsrusd from FnIuee. No charge sspsel6sds
bat bic arrest asa inprisonneut 81 eea9ss
grew out Of bic course s0whrds the ssnsassa
csnfedsrsey, ane bic asts in references % the
ssushsrn Minister 10 FrAaesssA Wasbisgtos
paper states, that as cause sf his arrest ves
hA4ing assisted tie seuthsEu hiaIsssr and
Agssss, 30 sesaiaiae afms and msnislShs Fl
var In Earops. vhIis heIdlbg he senmisslsa
Of Minister and Envoy Extraordinary, whilst
under OstA 20 do nothIRg Ia oPpesissoa 70 the
United States Government.
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Col Ia G. Guild.

ora 10 Gzsid is candidate forthes .
JaaTesAip, . vacancy having Sosaf'S a
resign stios OF Jadgs earushSrs. ki"S
Of October. We 70 10 for stse''si
hut frosa motives thai need eIPN
Fsrss. be q = very moderate lawyer -
loves llqaoF and stad-horsesi sSs'' /.
FAhesy BE Is an original DH'~'S'
woaii fsprsssas that interest, ans :
sElsk me Court int sOh's@PA A
n the slass Of Rsvolstieu, let rs ,
ana destroy svsEy thiagi
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A Card

The audersirHsa, making bis Assd-iss,.
Al the pr~sset a. lamar bsass' q.
- Rise . esmPsAy Of casalFy, "a !
a IIrsnEaARis Fex-HrSTEas TO s's )
.sSyiee .. the Confederate states.
dsslre 10 serve sAels eoastry ars resp -,
.olieissd % call ~ NJ aaaFteRss esi'
particulars will be siEsa- u,.Es
kNT. ~, tsGl. oAs'
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Mssi railnren

Fostwo mails IN sueesaalea, before geiBg
70 press, We have BID ne ssail ifom TIE East,
failures % eeantcs - Brishsl being reported
"a as Is che cause. Haa ear sails come
through, however, We should Aaxe bat little
10 pabilsA, a. The heads Of botA AFnies keep
their mevsmsuts aad plans q secret,
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] C Stewart.

This ,couxS,sI--Eor be is nothing e''e-
Post Nastes 81 Narphy, D. t., AID 's'S''
baud on our paper 20 suSseEiSF'', OF
around tina, j, is rot sound on the S0'S
question. Tie is q sweet blGsken TO 'AA'y
,Sbe,,l.,t A villain. wAe has been gus
opesisg letters. A sWlBdlsr, whS sAs1s
time sold goods in AOnses County,
M cattle on credit, aHd bed to North :
l,pa. and dare not nov return - Tsss@
He sold some gold once an Cis'slAs'
turned out to be mixed With Copper O. =
But The seoundrsl and swiudieS Is toe -
eutious " aAod GU, the Knoxrilis SeR
has PROPOSE to raise a company ~
10 this city 20 hang US. Come ont
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

We are desired TO say, Ia answer to the
numerous enquiries made, that there will be
no necessity Of hsadlug elections on the solh
Of this inst, feF Delegates to ths Convention
at Kingston, as said Convention win not be
held
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

th.l + +. ass. siseksss cesaAdss ''Eas
Ia 81 eissr s.l sy NE Usmmsa Law,
verbs SPOKEN s.noast Only 70 kIsh hlsds-
neaast, end 10 treasoa.s
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
saddle For Sale.

Aay oisosf % ps.ssts. waatiag q nP-top
tssdaie, with qallssd seat aade- 81 the very
best materials, fes Cavalry service, eAa be
accommodated BY calling 81 this efies, and
accompanying the call With S2a.
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Bsehal6A
We sRgwnleW. natter : Rtaplselsss

KsoxyfbhR 4ENN
eas.raay mssaaAs. Aasnaa 81, 1ssi.
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1gs AzsgaIIIs aniau anS 8uIsritxu
Daliy ssI Trl-EoehIy IS, weekly 81.
sPEoIAL KoTToB.-rhs U.aon AND An1aIc.z = cona

SPECIAL NOTI0B.fhe UIuon AND AMERIcAu ds condacJ-
% ssrly HpOE fae cAsH sgg A1PGpsys GFs discozsfs
Bsd at Tie expiration or tds tzae d1kieA fAz h9es 6
e about 70 e1Ptrs By Le5r papers, and ~
ese tAe Ss Fese1oea tAe paper tef % dSscosa
RdtcA for tie cross marx, aud resslo FOUT s6scfpsO
Heehy UNION AND AMERICAN - per dsHHm IN Gdg0nce.
III heeEtH UEIoA ANERIcAN IS per da1sBDs IN Ga
VGRce.
the Post Once c veil Ssthe TO, which they desire the
change 70 be made.
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Effects of Foreign Crops on the American
corr,,Don5eDos Of the Lordop Times. Auru,. "a.

Correspondencs Of the Lordon Times, August u.
Al good harvest in Europe will be not only pledge
of peace here but will give q hope of peace in
America. There are evident signs that the State
resources at this moment not abundant on either
side That the people of the North viii over pay
the taxes now proposed to be levied 10 one will be
ieve who knows what the objections of the mllti
tude must certainly be to taxes which will be ir the
nature of poll tax, and will be represented as
taking equal suus from the poor as from the rich
That any sane Englishman will send hls money over
10 America to buy paper certain to be repudiated
ia out of the question. The only chance is good
sale for the heavy stocks of food on hand and for
those now coming on. Some thirty millions of Eng
lsh gold might seasOnably light up the fires anew,
and give an impetus to the tagging resentmens Of
the Northern States, well as to the commerce
of the Atlantic cities. Sunshine-a few days Of
this baking sunshine-w relieve US from the
necessity Of paying this tribute and viii enable
to eat our own bread AMI keep our money. The
prospects tempt US to be hopeful. The experienced
folk who gather in Marklsne evidently sangune.
The French, as our trade report of yesterdays
dealing tells have ceased to press upon stocks,
and have therefore, as we may hope, better reh-
ance upon their own. We ourselves have ceased to
buy at full prices the remnant Of our bad harvest Of
last year. The foreign Whests are being brought
forward in anticipation Of downward markets.
American -four was less in demand, and town pri
ees were looking dOWH." 1t is not state of things
for song of triumph or a cry Of safety but it is
state Of things for sanguine hope If France should
be only little short and if England should have
an average crop, there viii be good ehanes OF peace
in Europe for twelve months yet to come. OccuN
pied time and full bellies will keep the world from
auarrelIing But the Heavens-eYen the material
Heavens-have more to DO with il than the passions
or the Vaccinations of men. There is more war
in days rain than in an Emperors most ambitious
project and more peace IN a mornings sunshine
than even in treaty of commerce.
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uhntnNor,hsrn war Saws.

The Boston Journal prints the subjOiped extracts
from letter dated the 10th ult, from an American
gentleman in London, who has been in England for
several months past and who is reported "a man Of
superior intelligence and powers Of observation"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-06

Oas sszsrs, one yssr. eszsch additional sausrs, SIU
dVeEtisers exceeding ti1e space c0nsFacted
HoKs VIII be charged for bhe excess
II TIN WEEKLY.
o DoILAR sausfs Tor TIE % and 3-T cKHr for sash
subsequent Insertion.
AdTsrtissnsnta published IN both the Daily and ssy III
eehArgsd the full daily rates with oneha the weekly
added.
7ransfsas Advertisements sssss b paid oy at Ei srssr
Insertion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-06
,DMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIiOusness Head
ache, dccs

uche, Wcs
TTyHERK never oATHARTIo medicine offered to
the public given such entire satisfaction a. Mo.
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly Innocent and esn
removing s Bilious secreORs Acid or Impure Feted Matter
Stomach. In fact they the only Pills that should
be used in nalarious dsstricss.
They produce DO Gripping Pain iR ha Stomach or
Bowels though active and searching In their operation
promoting healthy secEeions THE Liver and Kidneys Who
viii sz from Biousness, Headache and Foul Stomach when
90 cheap remedy ohtanei Keep them constantly on
hand single Dose taken season, prevent hours days.
and Sickness Ask for Dr. j. H. McLe2ns Untver
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Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
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