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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-29
DIR. moLEAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,

DIR. mcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiliouSness Heads
ache, &c.
TVyHERE has been CATHARTIO medicine offered to
the pubc that has given such entire satS1ction Ne
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS. -fHatts .rlt
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and
taken BY tender infant yet prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious secreons Acid Impure Feted Matter
from the Stomach. In fact they the only Pills that should
be used In mAlarious destTic1
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain in the Stomach
Bowels, though active aud searching in their operation
pronong healthy secreonS ofthe Liver and Kidneys Who
will Biousnen, Headache and Foul Stomach, when
% remedy obtained Keep them constantly
hand single dose taken in prevent hours days.
Of Sickness Ask for Dr. J. II. MebeAns Unver
Pills Take other Being coated they tsseess Price
only box and be sent BY mail TO part Of
Ne United States
a.EH J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
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DEPARTURES OFmAILS.

DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Prom Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington Bsltmoy.
Philadelphia, New York. Boston and New England States
parts q O'Clock p NJ
Way Nail fer Georgia. South Carolina North Carolip, ana
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad scIOek
Pm, :
Way AsIls
Mails for Indiana, Northern illinois, Virginia M,,so,yf
Michigan and Northwestern Sstes departs O'Clock Nj
Nashville to Decatur, via franklin and ColunbiA and other
way offices, Separt ut 8 O'Clock NJ.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs at
o'clock NJ Also Offices the way beyond Lebanon az
o'clock n. -
Nashville to ClArksville departs a. 5K o'clookAM,
For Southern Kentucky, &psrts at 81 AM
NASHVILLE to shelbyys, Noepsvlls Triune Tues
dag, Thursday and Saturday, At O'Clock AM
Nashville to RUntngdon, via Charlotte, wAverly, M week
", Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock P NJ.
hashIls % Liberty, via StewAts Ferry, Huddlssonea
RsAdA Rural Hit &c weekly, Thursday ct I2 O'Clock M
Nashville 70 OentRevile via flank, Vernon, Pinewood
Tuesday and Friday, At clock 2 NJ
81 O'Clock p. M.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-29

The value of the grain productions Of the South
for that year was nearly one hundred and toe'yJour
millions greater than of the West and over hun
dred and twenty-five millions greater than the North.
The South had nine millions to feed, and the North
and West combined had twelve millions. So the
South raised in value about $50 per head of its pop
ulation, while the North raised only SIS per head,
and the West S35 per head. .-
The value of slaughtered animals in the whole
United States was as follows:
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For Rent

0R the remainder Of the the large Store Room IN the
Union and American BlOck receasly Oceupied b.
nAERs- L.. H... mayIp-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-29

Showing that in meat provisions the South WIS
almost as rich as the North and West combined he
total production of the soil, including cotton and
slaughtered animals in value as follows
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-29

Young menSB Christian Association.
n n McAllistOr, P; Z BdghtEsII, 8; PL Hi.aol. n
Horrow, Treas Meetings every Tuesday uight 4 ~
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starving out enc Som th

The Republican papers have made thousands of
the northern people believe that the South will
soon be starved into subsection by cutting of the
supplies of provision from the northern markets.
Young Wide-swakes and old fogies have worked
themselves thoroughly into this belief that they
will actually sneer at any of intelligence wbe
undertakes to tell them better. The Republican
editors have made these benighted people think
that the South raises comparatively nothing but cot
ton, rice, sugar and tobacco whereas the truth is
that she produces more breadstuff and provisions,
according to her population, than either the North
or the West.
We have not the census of 1866 but that Of 1850
shows that in lS49 the grain productions of the
country, including clover seed and fax seed were
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HAYs CONN., OATS Gc.
GEO. r. PATTON,
Commission Merchant, Feed "a
'- Produce Dealer,
No "a Eb,rth 9yset bst,oeen Min and re G;rr

No. "A Fourth Street. bettoeen Main and TIE Rirr
" LOUISVILLE, KY,
EBPS constantly hand tHrTe supplies OF Hay, Tom.
N Oats Bran, sAOrS and spstuas, ready al orders on
the shortest siVea to The aas o
Dried Fruits, Eggs, 0niens, Apples, POAtoss -Four Bacon
Lard Feathers, &c. r ~
Orders Groceries liquors Manufactured prces nn
ted sad oiled the terms ers cash u
sAnces made consignsents. jsnf-tf
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DIVIDEND

ExTRA whe asd blue Nesha1ork P0tatosssjnst receive
a Il q ven na'''n ''I si sEs y sHuLps 90.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

Endowment, for the rciei of the Sira and
DISTRESSED. afflicted with Virulen: an E.sieern
Ic Diseases. and esp ci.ily Tor the cure at ID.
s.,-rs of she Sexntl Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by tie
VI Acting Surge N. 10 all who alplv hy isits r,
Giii, description ~ i'..ir copdi.o, (ase. ncen-
paii, a / i;- u lie, &c. al in cases y ~x-
q, me aoYe-'y, Mfiia,s furnished tree of ciargs
\ ussic Tep ats n Sperm iferrhpa. and ni-
er ii,@ases OF the Sexuai OTg,rs. and on lie
Ncw R,.,i,ii' : ,fnpoy,i IN the pispefssry, >.n'
20 he ai.lici ia -.alsd letter envelopes. free OF
cha gs. 'fs' or three stamps i-r postage val
be acce, table
Aires. DR.. J. SkILilN H0EGHTON. &c
;ii'r Screen. Inward Ascot Ii n NJ. South
niati -tre.i, ii,ilais'p.is. ", Iiy onlrr of Tie
lirrcier.. EZR 1 ID. ilfARTWELI.. Ps..';.
OF iy GEO. AiRr!!iLD S.sf.;l.,.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
fGa ALL THE PURPOSES GA FAMILY pNYSIc,

are S, composed that diScsc $ ;ihin Tie range Of
Their action can rarely ,f'a9,aud or ovaie them.
Their penetrating rTolerifs search. ard cleanse,
nd in'igor'e o,csy portion Of the human organ.
isi, corr citing its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy ,it.iitics. As consequence of these
prupct.,tS. tie Invalid who is bowed down with
pain q physical Debility is asiynished 10 find his
health or efcrRy restored b. remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only 10 ;.ey cure tie cvsry-dsy complaints
% evory tc3y, LIT also Esany formidable ard
dangerous diseases. Tho sgent below named is
pleased - i.:iish gratis NY American Almanac,
containing certificates OF ;h,U and directions
fos their use IL the following complaints: Ccstise-
.6.s NspHtD., Headleic arising. from Giso,aerea
*oa.ae., Naiisea. Indigestion, Pam Ia end 3IorJid
I4q ian cf nc Bo,-e.s, Naf,lsney, Loss Of 1ppe-
fte. .h,,aAice. ard Other kindred complaints,
III i.g from low stale Of The body obstruction
~ IL, fictions Ihcy are "a excellent Alternative
..r the renovation OF the blood and the restora.
ton q toae and strength 10 the system dcbil.ited
b. DISEASE.
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Baggage Oh cekcd Through.

The T. & S.. ice r T.. and Keok.k packets
The >ortn Missouri, and he On. & Msss.s,pp
! K. H. = IA 'se close mi ,e!iahe Connections al
Gin ;nna;i. without omnibus ride, with the favor
l'e Roads If tn Nc>,
! The Llt,,c Mann < Columbus & Xen;a. and
| Cincinnati. !lam;l...t x DAYTON Rail-Roads. fa,
| Dayton and CuilsmbGs. With the Cleveland
C.ilrrnhus AND Cincinnati ER for C.e,.lrna
| Bu.i,io 4 Niagara Falls. The Prtsburr CelIun,
bus K Cincinnati, aud II Wayse i Chicago /;
4. = for Piii>bur.h aud pailsdeiI hia. The C. n
TAI Quo X r., tor Lfns sviir, VII, cling and Bal
tl'nors, Marietta Cincinnati Il. r.. f1r Ch..ll-
coihe, Marietta. PaTkrrshurg and baltimore, ant
with ci;tor .. tbs Four Great Eastern Lines .ot
New York or Boston.
Passenger = by tbs route have the advantage of
wide aud >raci"a- ears, with grea er ibeTaliiy Of
'oom both IN seats aud in ai,les tinn can he
found On any other RaEoai IN the West. aud The
;o;nfori all ded by
fjOte'S Patent Ventilated Cars by Day
And fUo,. .patcIt ven;iiatsi sleeping ears w
eight.
lss>sn@c-s from tie West by tie Ohio ( Mss
.>Slppi R.R.. nsys III, aIytatags ursr hoe b.
.ihrr lines IS THE CHO c. OF SEATS AND
sERIiiS, from C!Gcirla;i,as Z "a. aIs no chan
rs Of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Pittsburgh OF l. lair.
fgu daily IlIrogn Express traits, (Saadays Ex-
.epie'l,) one tram Sunday evening.
Ohio & Mississippi time I y minutes faster
( an 81. Loai- i.ue T..c publ ar are spcctfuly
;auiicsed aglin;t bills advertising other routes
'.ah.nE Gaickes ;irsc.
A. -, s.cAs.s -. Ohio 1 Nsi--i7,iR 2.
For ifarmat"a. spf', ~ ~ o is. n IS
Directly on tue aie.ui Sosrtli ana Cnssau, SIS
indsr F.Aaivr-' .isa>e, ~. Lois.
T E0CcH,
II t. Geu' Ticasi Agent.
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HE WEATHER for several days La.
been very pleasant. All traces Of Tia,
'eeen; Stow, save in few places where
II was deeply drifled aud has not been
exposed 10 the sun or warm winds.
have disappeared. The farmers are
'aik'as about riaAng Preparations for
spring sowing and planting, with fair
ah''e'pa''oas Of good yield. The
scarcity Of seeds Will be the creates |.
'suiment 70 surplus crops the pre-
sent season. We have full confidence
'ha' The tillers Of Ike soil will be .e-
"a'dei by a boun!eous harvest. Let
'1e farmers sew md plant. cnd al,en
'"oor IN their fields with plow and hoe.
sas nature will not be backward to re
sard them abundantly in the an.
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TEEEs.--rhis spliag. We have no
doubt. vii b. aIrapn.ous season .oi
tianspianting trees. Ne nope Tia. lie
people OF our county viii embrace Tia.
present spring as favorable oppo,iu-
MY 10 begin lfuit orchards. Bul do
noi confiue your labors to that alone:
Let The prairie farmers who have no
Nmorr, commence Is. culture Oh their
saims, and III few years they can have
beautiful groves OF thrifty trees to
. adorn their premises, beside furnis.. u !:
them with fire wood, .enc:ng, DC. We
woul. be glad To see Tie ciizens of OH
village ornament their door yards. and
s!ieets w..a shrub, and shade .rers.
Don't put these thing, of TOO late, ana
oe compelled TO wall for more uu-
favorable year TO attend to such mat
ters.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

walsh nsu.ralizes Ills maisrous poison in the
bod afi stimulates the liveE exp.. il from the
h7iv Is il sioa,d 50 il docs clve this affecting
disDrr with pcr.ec; cer,ainty. And it does ino.,,
OF rac. d,es what is Of more service 10 those sub
jet 70 this Infection Ii t,ken in season !, cxpcis
u roa the system i Is absorbed, and thus seerJ
those who use il free from its attacks; keess the
system n health although exposed 10 the disease
C0uScl ieuty Il not oniy cures. bn, protects frsn
the great Tar;eiy OF affections which arc induced
by tIis malignln, Influence. such as Ro.si;,cr.
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Agae
Periodical Iieailchc. or Bilious Headache Biko,r
fevers. Neural ia, Rheumatism, God;, Blindness,
To0:l.aeac. EaTache, CatarIh, Asthma. Palpita-
C1n'. PAin!I. Affections of the Spleen. MYSTERIES
Coiic, Paralysis. sad PaiH:i.l Affections Of the
Ston.i \ aal n9,els. al. OF which, VIXEN arising
tilasshiS cause. viii be found 20 assume more or
iesS she intermittent type. This Aouz crnE"
rce.es TIE cause Ct ihese arrangements, and cures
the disease.
l MS il accomllishes BY stimulating the cxcre-
torres 70 cxpel the virus from tie system; and
these organs by degrees become h.hiio. to do this
IA sr o.. 81 tse.r own accord. Hence arises what
wc ter, accinrtntion. Time may accomplish III.
sane cad, but often lie IL not lsug enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this ACUE CURE"
does it at once, and With safety. We have great
reason 20 believe this is sIrer rs well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which arc
caused by the minsr.tc infection. than any ether
uhieh has been dscoresel and It hes still anothtr
IL .o.tant advantage 10 TIE public, which is, that
Il IS cheap IS well - good.
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1 iHE "EEkLr Conservative is o..
'a' 'aole, flied wi.l..oser ,wen,y-six
e0.anns Of reading matter. lii is well
printed afid ably edi.eJ, and will H.
furnished iossubscribcrs a. 81 a wear
T. Anthony: Publisher, Leayen.
szeos.l., Kansas.
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The BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the vi
ls.e OF Oskaioosa. are requested 10
meet at the Independeat Office on FRI
day evening next. a; candle lighting.
A full Attendance is desired.
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: 81 Aese Will be preaching at the II. Z.
Sunday morning a, II
'''cA. We have noi learned tie
'a.s OF The minister who will oflicia.e
eat'at occa.iou
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? Aver Cherry Pectoral,

foE THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, InIucuza, Ifoarscness,
Cronp, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump-
ton, and FOR the relief Of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
go vide is the field Of lis usefulness and 50 nu-
mc,ors arc The cases Of its cures. that almost
every section of country atounds in persona pub
lic,, known. who la Teen restored from alarming
and evc, do.pcrat. diseases Of the lurgs By its
use Uhsn once tr..d. its superiority over every
other medicine Of It's Md Is TOO APPARENT {. escape
cb.ena,io., ans Were its virtues are known, the
pul he rs lorecr hesitate what satidotc 10 employ
ior Tie Distressing md DANGEROUS affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
Community have fa;le, ard been discarded, this
las raincd friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on i5r afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
ducct cure, too numerous and too remarkable TO
be forgotten.
Dsk. j. e.. AVER e. co.
HOWELL MASS.
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TIE PRAIRIE FARMER.

\ Il Twen'y-Firsi volume of dis cd and
p,p .lar Ae-i q lrsl paper commenced on tie
IL lay .. Jaauafy, 1860.
|. s,h DC Tic atii OF the pa 'ishers in tho in-
mn III IRE Z :; Ia make q Ia,,tr ii.Gi shalt
~ ivD:'e .i.., ,hc F.rnier, The itoTsicu ilurai-
4, and al the iiresie. In each d, p,r'meaI we
hal IN ieavOr 10 assist in i'm I'VE emf auj il
,,rac,io,., and make it fas"ri'e with the young
ct portion .f the home circle, by so treating of
subjects that desire 2 mote ,horouatiy undof-
stand the True science OF fa.niG. shall prevail,
hat the ealing my n looked ryon u y .cal-
y l.. The most h.ailkial and ,ndep, ndeat enc
| known
The is, o. pr-cto..' contributor, " II bernuch
'c'fr-e ed anrfier Y II; and no expense ancestry
"a make it'-HE ! s..calidcii paper .. tie wet
i'i'i hs SPAR 4
Tie Ia'pSr y Il ever b. f,rui the w3sAili:-
-nsl's i.ss. d aud a,.vaca;.-
Terms Of the Prairie Farmer for 1850.
GREAT lNDUCEMENTSl
ore y. np- year So 70
Ggre' Ciqi 5. "ae year.. ---.-.--...5 90
* Coples. 54e ysar. and o4- 10 = GENT. o,
one a54i'ieiri reps 10 The cleb assn .v.
@very ten O. F.- over six
For each "a, o., fry psr.aas seniin, he f,st
l>'s'i we' subscribers on above term, nit,r
- tl;a - WI -iee q 5 uni v)iuine =; T (,
Pra.i;e Farmer Ter ice l1s, ials # thc ,.-sef;
year.
"a 'he iir-t ,ix person. VINO will sem, " lists
4 FIFTY or "ore Subscribers n the above terms
sc vii give capv Of Wel,sre'- Un,b, dzed
Dictionary ,pi-'oi'i e III NJ containing liza O..
Hundred Illustrations.
Friends oi Inc .rairie Farmer. yau ran ae
much {. exicGI the sefGine,s AMI ci,culaiisn
II iiht Faimsr VIII yon fiyt
Ne wIil sc'i '.mplr e"iies l4'i prn-I ec;a-,s
free 20 any vha Wi i'y ;n exc. - ciren.
'i.iaa. Aacres> EMERY & CO,
IL II 2ei Lake street Chea.,. III.
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ONO vi TITd T OR
A Monthly Agricultural Journal. d.
vo,el TO the
farus. Rive Ss~ck. ;nrdrn, Oreha I'd,
AND THE CULTIVATION OF TIE PEoYIE.
Size cuarsrd TO 3: mage, n price reduced from
One Dollar 10 - ONLY FffrY C1>rs !. YyAK.
\ clat 81 t.h copies at 81 and a cor, \ m
t',ihe getter no Il every club 81 TIN. Vol. XVI
i-r !s6i, begins with the iir,r Q. ,uuars. Spec-
ims. A. pr i-rec.usrs sea- .re.
=. ID. geiHHGS. Edis~r.
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THE PRESS
J.w. F0RNEY, Editor and Proprietor
Publication Office. AT Chestnut st..
Pllls.a DEipHlA.

The allowing ar. The ,erms IT the several
editions:
DAllr lsyrE-se,ss PR snnss,, payable in
rivancr.
.WrExLy Issrx-i, published Tsrs-
days. Wednesdays, and Saturday,, 4, a. PEI
amman, ia adranae.
WEEKLY PRE,s -con'a aiming General News.
Editorial, Markets, &c.. IN i.sued every We..es-
d,y.
SISGLE CogiEs, s: 90 rsr annuss, in sivslsr.
TnErG S5
fivx $" IS :.
TlN Si2 :.
Twtxrr e $40 wi,ss forwarded 70 one
sdlr~ss.,
Twen.y capi.s. g, w. t.. slif... " sssh ..b
sIibsr Size rsT SEP, ll'a
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SAVE ~ EIoUEs yruE!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

and hlad.ed carefully
Tickets for : lc q; The Office Of the H. 4 s,
j.. K. <. al -. ph.
WA. z. WILSON, Gea.rai Ticket Agea:, 8.
i.euis. no
hay WI NORM. Asentat St Jose.h.
Au.us, 29li,, 1869, BIT
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SABBATH BaEAKING.-Taere are
number OF individuals in the commuri
IL. either unll;ou. hted,y, or with wick.
ed in ent, disregard alike the laws o.
God and The law Of their country by
habisuAiiy ckoppiny wood on Sunday,
hunting rabbits or other game. and II
divers ways breaking the holy iajunc
ton, ''Tbou shalt remember he Sab
bath day. to keep il holy" This STATE
OF things is bad omen Of the condi
,ien Of TIE morals of The people. and
should not be tolerated. Men claim
The RICH. 10 do as they please in this
particular; but We deny the right, and
assert that no nlsa has right 10 do
wroSg. and the oiIense of which We
write is violation Of bo.h divine and
civil law, and the violation becomes a
misdemeanor. For The present We vii.
merely throw cut these Suggestions.
hoping that reformation will prevexi
tie necessity Of again abiding to tie
subject.
Z
LAncESr-On Saturday nigh: last
some person mo, having the fear Of
God before his eyes" broke through
fne front window of the dru. store liz
,his place, took tue lock off the door OH
the inside, and abstracted one KEY OF
wine, one box u cigars, and other
articles. Thousi, the tEief-we know
no raiitier term for such oii.ndsrS-was
exceedingly thirsty. il would seem iic
was nos hungry; for none OF the reilei
PROVISIONS were taken from lie bui.a-
ms. HE wage-!oom beibg used Tor tbs
re,Ir. depository for this township.
NJ. Campbell, from whom the ar.
Gle were stolen, authorizes us 10 oGe.
$50 reward for the apprehension OF til.
thief. Ne hope he viii be detected,
and that his arrest will lead 10 the dis
corrry and punishment. OF some mis-
cfean;s WHO have been inicsling Ihl,
helshoorhood for several mouths. Ill
Is high time this pei.y ;hieving were
broken up.
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Ayers Cherry PectOral

has for itself such rcnown for the cure Of
every variety of hIoat and Ling Complaint, that
It l. entirely Unnecessary for 10 recoun; the
evidence o. IL 'riGe., wherever it has been en-
p.syed. as i has lJug been i'll constant use
throGs out this section. We need not do more than
assure tie people is quality Is kept up the best
j; ever has been. and that it may be relied on to
60 ioI i4s.f rslC. al i has ever been found 10 do
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
0Hl0 & MISSISSIP Il
3 L DAD GUAGE
&c 4 IL . A ID

aking ''io G'iietest time from, ST. Loui. 4,
w iic.!.naii, LOUIS Na-E,.lis and all
Eastern Cite. New York. ~ hours
~. i''""'s' : ! h"nrs Bs-ton, IA hours
:" neG.i"s' ~ NOUS. Phil,d' ipiiii. IS hours
- y. an !, l. hours. Bal,in or. SO h)afs
- h''"- 20 hours Wash n, On. 81, hours
lie, IL hours. Nashville, % hours.
From 81. Louis 10 C.psir,naii WITHOUT c.,xcr
OF CARS From Cihiuni Ia Cleveland, Pits.
burg Ut i5eilair, without change OF cars
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NORTH MISSOURI
BROAD GUAGE
e 4 LIB q A ID.
(ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE

TIVE shortest and Cackrs, route 20 81, Louis.
i Lrni >viie, Lexington Cincinnt'i. Mem
i'his, Nashville, aui all Eastern aud S"nficrn
CIrie-: pas-ensers leave -, Jn-eph ~ 4. II.
b thu IanribaI { ~. lascph Eaiir I'd aud coa-
meet nj HEdf v! h the NGr,h Mis- ,uri. max.
III t'ie rsn IN 10 houis, aiorjirg good iahi's
rest n ~ Louis al, irving them the clo'c. OF
81 Reeds oct II s.. LaGis fr the East AMI
9oi.;'L iy taking The North Missouri passen-
gers
SAVE ~ HOURS TrsTE!
as The eonue ZION. Is SIRE AT IiUDs5%
ali Trains r. lire. led 10 visit the arrival e
the II. x Il D. Trains. ard T. g d. laws sri dan
gers - .sToaatoaf navigation tlerchy avoided
b.. sure 20 purchase frhefs by III, North Mis
souri,. ard 30 not suffer parties int RESET for
ofi'r rods TO excha ge vour tickets tJr ihe river
route. where delay is almost Inevitable L; {! 10
s y son OF the wear.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24


I've wil, yea.aro - assert that there vas
-ne present Who would not make almost
crifce 10 maintain the Union intact
journal.
Thus rpeaks the Jouy-si IN reference 10
10 meeting. presided over The other day By
Hon. JosS @. DAVIS. But the Journal 10
mistaken. There were men ., that meeting
=ho merely echo The sentiment OF Mr. DA-
s,s spd who would not admit that anything
that Mr.. LrscoIs could do was right to save
half doEen Unons There lies the rub.
~.sh al such miserable partisans- Their
mud. have vecome % narrowed. and they
have sollo~ed their leader 50 oo-equIously,
t.at they concedc acts.ng 70 be right, how
ever good il Il, which does not pro,rSte lheii
party. and j. stisy {, erytliag. hoseyer bad
I. is. which Is done By thor party They
would Ike % sse The Cuion saved. We DO not
doubt. bat fAes don't eisA 10 sac Il done andsr
a R,pabliean Administration That's the
shols thing Ia a mutt she'll. IL the sebel-
lion was in the NORTH. where the Republican
strength has always been. they would be ior
putting Il down sish al ihe rover OF he
government aud neveF resting : moment I'll
q wss ,loae. Bu, It Is IN the Searh. where
.he Democratic strengths has .iways been.
an While they profess. with one breath 81
DC opposed 10 il. Nth the next they tall
about the horrcrs OF a WA % put u down.
md clamorossly urge sompromise With iss
rtsiioro,ss in.,iga,ors. ~hes they know that no
other eompronis- i possible with them than
q recognize their Independence. divide the
vricn. and ls, hem alone They are Union
1asn. with terrible veagsanee: they love
Union 90 eel. that they DEERE 10 see frs
unsns Vow. there u no use In attempt
ins - disguise thess thing. Every body can
see them. Aud We all cay TO the Journal.
iha, all 4. buster. and Use Of hard names.
AID ~ u aper. aud al THAT sort Of thing. 80
!-r iron producing si.y other convictions
than these UPON the public mind. only tend
n confirm them. The people can yer, cell
understand that il 10 inc CALLED jads" which
~ipces