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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

R.o.x-There is at this moment more than 8
-,;i,;on spd half pounds Of bacon in the town Of
IscKson aud yet our late friends Of the North pre-
tend to believe they can sGTUs us into suheetion TO
The dominstion Of the Black Republican rule at
washington. Gentlemen yOu are nightly mistaken,
if vou think we can't live without you or your sup
port. If We can't we have made up cur minds TO
die in the attempt-JacksoH Rhig Nay IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

Ihe Chicago Tribune heads its account Of the Sc.
LOUIS massacre thus: Three cheers for St. Louis
and Capt LTON." The cold-blooded murder Of wO-
men and children is saluted with three chsersl Such
Is the fendish spirit of the Abolitionistst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
0RJ-B. mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC GIL LINZ
mENT.
The best External in the World for Man OT
Beast.

VUVBoUsANps Il human have been saved life Of
crentitude ana misery, the Of th inytusbs Lni
II viii reeya PAIN alEOSt instsn taneousy' and 1t
Wfl cleanse purify heal the foales SORE ~ an incredible
shayt tme McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINlMENT will re-
vs the most uvee-a OF Rheumatism 6out or Neu
r.lg For Paralysis tracted Muscles Stiffness or Weak
sss,n the Jonts Musc Licamsus, II will never fail
TIC 1npstions Throat, Headache or Esrache
Ro Ruins or scaIds any Pan, Is lnfahle hemedy
Try a. and you will hnd IL ind pensibe remedy Keep 1t
Always hand. -.
iii ..ve money McLeans Volcanic Oil Linment It
a speedy and nfsole for Calls, sprains' Chses
6weing Laeness sveeny Sores Wounds Scratches or any
srtarnaI disease Try il, aud you will be cOnvirced.
DR j. 2. Mel Az, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis No.
ForsAe at ProprieOrs prices by Berry Demoyle and
W Hendershott. u'Sr-'ut"S"y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

SrnASDNG OF A SUPPLY snP.-A dispatch to
the Savannah Repu5Ecnl, dated Charleston, 18th
inst says:
Passengers who arrived here frcm Wilmington,
North Carolina, to day, report that large ship,
name unknown, got aground on Frying Pan Shoals
Wednesday last Fer boat came into Smithville fer
assistance, when tug went cut and took of an
immense supply Of provisions, and then towed the
ship into Smithyllls.
The Captain says he was bound on whaling
voyage bu suspicious Carolinians are excited. end
believe she is s Government transport, bound for
Pensacola.
The ship is fine enc, and draws tventy-one feet
of Wate..'
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RENEwADLE Ar PLEASURE

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
One Square, s30-Each additional Square, SO.
dvertisers exceeding th space contracted
fOTs VIII be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
oxz DcAR Square FOR the hrs ozTs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily Weekly, vii
charged the full daily rates with onehaf the weekly
added.
7rGasiat Advertisements sSss Do paid for sss tine of
Insertion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

yENHIs Is sltoyether new medicine, the result of modern
discoveries In the vegetable kingdsm, being an entirely
worn ont svste1 nubhed BIZ accomplished quscks the safer
ing Wright we'll knowing the deception Prsced upon the
the whole Medical Facut who, wiea dissenting
voice. given in their adherence m perfect and undivided
control over whole physical whsn his frame has been
reduceA and when all other the Phsrmso
pis tried in vain Long thought years Of psteni
crowned the Doctors Efforts ana the Elixir to u
ieng humanity the only thing that can cure the following
SseasesTnsney diseases; namely
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
sI5Es General IrrissbilIy,
RestIessness and sleeplesgness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss DT,1.sesi Of aRRssi'''
Emsclation.
DisorganI1atiOn Of the Organs of
PaIpitston Of the Heart,
And in fact all the conconants Of and debitated
state Of the system.
As a StinauIant,
quite different from alcoholic preparations Il NOT sub
iec to reactions shape continues to exert Its influence
gradually efficiently, long as the least necessity exis Tor
It's presence -.-
As a Female Medicine, - -
II equally and effective, and restores the equilibrium
sooner safer than all the other medicines which or years
have flooded market and which only injurious place
son too that they only made from the ehusons OF minds
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession altogether
No mineralsi
Dr. Wright well stake bis professional character
an the fact that no minerals the least component
parts Of the ingredients his Rsuvenang Exi-we know
ing has enasd the community By opium and
mercury.
Generally, the debated Dr.. Wright would say, Never
despair how down be- no matter how
Tak you areo matter what may have beenersske
At once vhsteyer led you depart from Hygenc principles
take bis
Reiuvenating Elixir,
And you will soon find yourself pride instead
he reverse your friends healthy, seund snd worthy
laemher OF the human family.
Price % per bottle three bottles for ss, and forVard
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States
Sold respectable druggists throughout the United states
and CanadAs. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY the proprietors,
q and Isl Chsrtres street,
New Orleans, La,
soda Nashville BY w. Hendershott, Berry Demovills
wing 4 Pendleton, and all responsible druggists ocD
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

From Nashville Chattanooga, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. Boston and New England States de
parts at o'clock
Way Nail Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad O'Clock
P M,
Nashville to Louisville, departs at O'Clock, P NJ
Way Mss 4"
Mails for Indians Northern Illinois, Virginis Missouri
Michigan and Crhwesern States departs o'clock NJ
Nashville Decatur via Franklin and Columbia, and other
way offices, repsrt al O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville Lebanon daily except Sunday, departs at ~
o'clock NJ Also Offices on the way and beyond Lebanon ~
O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville to Clsrksvillei departs al 5X o'clock N,
For Southern Kentucky, departs at 51s A NJ.
NASHVILLE Shebyye, Noensville and Triune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, st o'clock A NJ
Nashville Huntington, via Charlotte Waverly tr week
y, Monday, Wednesday and FridSy, at O'Clock NJ.
Nashvls TO Liberty via Stewsts Ferry, Huddlsstones
Roads, Rural Hill &C weekly, Thursday at - O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Centrevjlle flank, Vernon, Pinewood &c.
Tuesday and Friday, at ? o'clock NJ
Nashville 70 CiSrksrlle Sycamore Mills weekly, Friday
al l o'clock p. n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

GREAT 0UTRAGE--An the freight, esch seps>
rate box and package brought to this city last ngd
from Washington and the North, by Adams Tx
press Company, had been, BY eneers o. Ihe feaeL-
Waship cton, The loads as they we're removed from
the wagon, presented the sPPearanoo, Of bsIirg
80 tSrot.h railroad disaster. Bsnd-ooxss had
49, ,rns md bottoms beaten in; trunks whose
tors tors and sides bad been wrestsd Of; chests, With
their sides split open ana soef a,aS eSasn,S yeas
whose every side had been split open,
.no-anslg with en- axe, the removal Of The screws
saId soeebsr not having been at all thought
lSas conns;dsrable quantity Of freight sss, We
Son o. detained BY the examiners TO undsrgoa clos
sr inspection or 70 Sf s.opF.a No !;Ss irsssts 6y
AaAus -s Son,b Of washington. The disOrdered con-
S;,;" If he freights corrected ss much as
ur.s';oable BY The odstiug Agent in this
r. l;." - A5ergn1r1a Gazette, Ncy Il.
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OF MAILS ATT NASH.
WILLIE.

Washington City Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia. tn Alabama and East Tennessee, via Chat
tsnoogs Railroad, atS5E O'Clock, A NJ
Northern and Ea Mails, via Nashville aud Louisville
Railroad, also Western States, twice day at O'Clock NJ
and o'clock, A N. Way Mails & L r r. daily.
Southern Mails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at y o'clock, AM
Wsy Mails route arrive daily at IA o'clock, n.
smtvlle Alexandria aud Lebanon, Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at Il o'clock, NJ.
Smitnsnd. Hopknsylle, and portion Of Southern Ken
tucky Clarksvle and way Mails daily lG o'clock, A
shsbyvle, via TrSne and mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at II O'Clock,
Tennessee, via Huntington. Wavery and Charlate h
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday IL O'Clock, A NJ
Liberty, Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry weekly, Thursday
at II O'Clock A, NJ
Centrevile via and Pnewood, South Harper and
Tank, weekly, Tuesday and Friday Il O'Clock AN.
Clsrksvile, Wis Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend, &c, weekly
Friday, g: IL o'clock A NJ.
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MAY, CORN, 0GTV r..
j. M 9w ANTI
(suecsssOr to Burge & sWann,)
w III Oh ES ALE GRO GER =,

FOREIGN AND DOMEsTIO LIQI0Rs,
Corner College and Church strests,
NASHVILLEs TENNESSEE.
AS 20. in stole large and veil sslsstaa srOsa %
a., H,r Laaos 6e Aoa I'll eonsnus e Fsosils n
Hss IN ParsAs fOlOEsiVE
Sugars.
sS iSS sSia sSss LSS.n. sSssr iOobs Lo,,sssD H.
a,o OEasnsd 1n SSo1es R Loaf,
CSffee-
IsS ISS Sss' Ss PsiS' Rio Rio. 9=nP'ins LAsusr..
&c &c S:'' Choice 30 Pl''t;'n' ssfss: sss.: g %Ss
Sundrfea.
500 bzu Star Candles. 5'RsS SEs ssar oasalsa
go % = 90 DO SO DO bar Soap,
,s ~ o1s TanoE oandisss o sau Spice,
100 100 bags Pepper, Is s1 srosn1 Rsppss.
SOO nnls New York and R0sen9o9 sasks soda,
- SACKS EAse Gnsss, 50 oInHgO, sEsrEans,
300 dsssn Painted BueEsts, sshssis P1iassd rass,
LIQUORRs
I"S 5 SS - scs,S.n 1s9S White WHISKY psas 20. w
80 do Robertson co DO l2s 40 old A.. - -
scaal. Jean Iouis Brandy, Dso Is Es.s.n'. .
do L1ais La Berson DO 50 40 JaTus n sSs;.sss GA
Is ;s g g 5a:ss 5sla.ssS:rr7 g :sscs.1s1 s;.ssz.
~ 20 1ss.s2. ss.se a.,eo,, 90 20 sels srsPs DO
s sss 1s' sss Gin, S1so'' 3 3 % % spSI. s.s:'
y es;s. sAsny wins, ~. .ssss s.Isns.ss ss
& os. po.. as.D asisss ., le -. Holland en,
20 cases champasns, Pints, IS caskS M.dsra VIVA.
p bxs Whits Wine, 50 30 Gla port AL
l5e b6lS Fresh Ale, various l0bels DO eiagE a.
., S1s SEsSas cIsr.s vim. s.sls.. cA1-PAsss.Vs's
Tebaceo.
800 bxS Va, assorted bra-ds, obrsTsan asssrtsd r.n
5000 IsPors,d CiS.r. ioSU 5 g Dss..is cis.-
feb2-tf 81 ssrtru
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The HeIgn of Terror at the North.

Some Of the professionally conservative news
papers at the North have explcdeds good deal Of in
diguatiOn over the charge that the voice Of sympa
thy is stiAed by terrorism in that section. The
Richmond Dispatch is permitted to publish few
extracts from letter from a citizen Of one Of the
Northern States, to his con in Richmond, giving
view Of the State Of affairs, which, we doubt not,
nay be taken as sn index of the whole. The letter
is dated May II:
liam in great dsnger here myself. All the nn-
favorable news that comes exssperates the mObo-
Gratis l dare not say word now when the most
bitter tsunts are thrown in my face. They talk Of
'Wadipg in and greasing their shoes in Southern
blood . They sfitl have 9 galloWs hare, with q
rope on it; labelled TRAITORS DOOM wish TO God
was in the South, away from these aboGionists and
there are many Others here Who have ihe same
feeling / intend TO sell ont ss soon as can, and
make my home in the South. Ny heart almost
bursts to sive expression TO my feeling. but dare
not, for terror reigus supreme in the North.
If coad persuade your brother to 90 to Richmond,
| would have no objection to both Of you enlisting,
and trust to God of Battles for your safety have
no deub about the result ef the The South has
justice freedom honorand self respect on her side,
and must conquer. SO mote it be.
Glory and victory 10 the South
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Ha wthOrn" for Lease 20 a Geod

DesTe . place ny late rssdsses X miles ~sst Of he 2as
lie square In the handBof geod Tenant or 1ris. ~ -.
upon vsry easy terms Ths prenisss contain a6oE q 49,
snPerlor SOIL aooei half IN evsDn balance n s.dS a.
oae grass The house. with porches excslnnt sllaT
ervan houses, stAble veil &e ali new ard cofortHAi
10 the Sardener the Dairynan, Gereuan, srenr ea
quiet and retired spot for his family NON he hent
or the town, can place rent In lac VIf az Na
vile offers superior attractions. -
70 the right man viii mako the terrns acceptable
10. ~. Sherry street kUGENR UNDERWOOD
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens at ca oclockA. NJ. Closesat716 PM
Open. A. O'clOck a. n Closes Al 10 o'clock AN
PARTIES mailing Letters put the Once before
schedule hours their immediate they will
remain in tSe Office tEenty-fours hours.
splI2-u W. D. McNIsH, P. NJ.
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GBs au;BaiIIe Onion anA 9neritah
Daily IS; rrl-Weokly So; weekly Sc.


TEE LINES or LEs CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
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Decisions OF ihe Supreme Court oF the
state of Tennessee, at Knoxville, Sep.
TEMPER Term, 1880.
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rrnr1u-
DIyIDEND.

THXTRA fne White and Blue Nesbsnock st reeea'
e Per Sen Ands'0n' i'r s1f sESy y SHIELDS co.
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Corn, Hay and Ont

SUPERIOR lot OF Corn, Hay AID Cats, Just reCeivet
n and for sale at low flares by COMBS & MARTIN.
Aur
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gUyBs Tennessee Marine an Ere Insurance CcnPon
II this day declared semi n1ual DIVIDEND oi VA NN
- - A. W. BUTLE
spI3-Iw secret
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FINE IRISH POTATOES

BAGS and 50 Barrels Just received st low prices By
~ BENZ SHIELDS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

Young Mems Christian AssoctsEksas
II McAllistOr, P; r Brighewen, o 81; x Nlshol \
Morrow, Treas Aeetings every Tuesday nixhf ak
La
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18
An Ex-aonOrable Nearly xabbsd.

We understand thM Albcr. Galla,in
jenkins, whose sire laid the fouudati on of
considerable fortune in the war Of 1912,
by furnishing the enemy aid and comfort
IN the shape of -four, narrowly escaped
capture last week in an encounter with the
LIST Kentucky Regiment. The secession
forces, under tho redOubta6le Gsllstin,
800 strong, engaged With 200 Of the Ken.
tucktanS, last Saturday, at BarboursvilIe.
the county seat of Cabell, and we're routed,
losing three or four men killed, and TWEEN
" horses captured. Gallatin lost his hat
and sword, the lAt,era most ignomiuious
loss, fOr, It was doue in running. 1t is
presumed the ex. Honorable thought more
Ofhis hide than he did of his honor, and
therefore diveSted himself of all supcrau-
ouS eneumbrauces. Ia order to tighten
himself for the race for life, 1t is said the
further be ran the nakeder be got. Al
bert GaIlatin has gained no envinble laur.
els in his own county, aud the presumption
Is that, like Gen. Price, ofNisSouri, he has
notlett behind him the "sweet fragrance" of
chiValrous deeds and daring exploits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18

1t will be seen by some proceedings OF
the Richmond (Eusttrn Virginia. cOnven-
ton which we publish to-day that all the
Northwestern Union members were sx.
PEELED except Waitmau 7. Wiley. NJ.
Wiley being, as the Washington, Pa, Es.
amiatr would say, more conservative"
than the rest, was Seld over.
This proceeding throws little light on
what we said the day after the election for
United States Senators. That election be-
ing over, We, Of course, are content to DO
content with it. We refer simply to the
matter to show that we did Mr.. Wiley no
injustice in those remarks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18

unless 1t be loyalty to the South, Is not so
plain to the comprehension Of your cor.
respondent. But the fact that most Of
those who have recently displayed such
extraordinary zeal in behalf Of the lay
reader, are known to have been more or
less in sympathy With the Southern rebel
lion, must perhaps be received as a salts
factory solution Of the whole subject.
The foregoing remarks are more. or less
applicable TO the rector Of ST. Matthews.
But the writer would not be understood as
affirming that there Is not yet time for
him to place himself right upon the record.
Not at all. So far as he knows, and he Is
sure It is so with himself, there are nuper.
sonal feelings Of dislike entertained to-
wards the rector that would prevent the
Union men OF St. Matthews from cordially
receiving him, as hitherto, 70 minister 10
them in the church, But there would be
an obvious propriety In his FIRST giving sut-
isiactiop on these points, viz, that he gives
his cordial adherence to the government of
the United States, and 10 the new govern-
meut Of Virginia; that he will lay aside
his squeamishness rs 10 tue use Of the
PRAYER for the President Of the United
States, aud that he will speak in terms
Of more respect than has been his
wont in regard to the new or
der Of things, thereby giving assur-
ance TO the people Of his charge that lie
recognizes the right aud competency of
the people of Northwestern Virginia to
manage their own RfH,irs in their own
way. Such An assurance would be an
end of all controversy; and the writer can
bnt indulge the hope that the Rector will
come forward and offer 1t rs peace offer
ing, ant thereby restore harmony to his
distracted charge. Otherwise, his rcsig-
nation must continue to be desirable re-
suit in the minds OF many, whether they
will have tho courage openly to aVow IL
or not. Your correspondent, too. is for
peace; but only such as can be bad upon
sound principles of civil aud religious poll
10y. Upon any other principles he would
not give goat for It. Then his voice
would be for war, no matter whether the
offending powers be found lurking in
church or State, Until the Gordian knot
be cut and the light Of truth and liberty
break forth Respondent as the morning
sun. This he holds TO be alike the die.
tAtes of sound policy aud true religion.
EPlscoPALlAS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18
sENArE.

On motion of Mr.. Flcsher, the substitute
for the Joint resolution, in relation to the
$4,000 taken from Weston was laid m
the table, ordeled to be printed and made
the special order for tomorrow.
A communication from the Governor,
alluded TO elsewhere, in the House pro.
eecdings, was read and referred to the
Committee on Courts OF Justice and Gen.
eral Laws.
Mr.. STEWART offered resolution that
when the Senate adjourn on Saturday, the
10th, 1t adjourn sine die. Adopted.
This resolution WAS sent to the honse
and amended BIZ the insertion of wednes-
day next, and the Senate conquered IN the
amendment1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18
Union rIeetInr in Wood onnntr.

A very large and enthusiastic meeting
of the loyal citizens of Wood county was
held at Parkersburg on Monday last. and
was addressed By a. ]. Boremnu, Esq,
President of the Convention and Delegate
from that county, 10 explanation and ad.
vocacy of the action of the Convention
Resolutions approving and ratifyiug its
proceedings were passed unanimously, but
have not yet come to hand. One of them
declared it the duty of every ofirerto take
the oath OF allegiance to the recognized
Government without delay, and pledged
those voting not to support for office now
or hereafter any who refused to tako it,
Similar meetings should be held in every
county as soon as practicable. The voice
of the people thas expressed will strength.
en- the hands Of the government at home
and cause it to be respected abroad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18
TOryism Under Disguise OF cOnServ-
ATTAIN,

Tb.w.,h;,,,o, ~, :, r,,.,;.;. ala.
V ",O'"S,Vu "'J n-N"'"" - P'e'''
cd 10 1eIlGisa'o 'tse't on It's conservatism,
At our expense, and to instance our rsspSc.
tive opinions about the election Of wait.
man T w;,,sv ;,ln.,,.,,or w..
-. , - :, - =" "'''""'''"' We M
oeestanu tue EEa"tatT' conservatism We
think we do At least. And we understand
the following article from the Cincinnati
C,,nn,r.;,, J.,..i,,,r. ~ ~. .....,n.,,...
.% c,. 1s.S,'P,''' " '"' s'"'s''"'''"
0' 'uo N'ne'nnat' enquirer 10 De quite APP
pl!eAble to tho conservatism Of the Wash.
inR,on Examiner. We submit, /, 10 those
vSo koov and ,.,,, =, =, ,h,. ,..,, =,
49, %"S"' '''N 'sa'' " '"e"' W ''' Z"
+" Mht precise nj;
We have no disposition 10 inatme public
feeling concerning the course now pursued
BY the EGq UTtF. We should be unlallh.
fol ehroniclsra Of events, however, II We
were longer 70 omit saying that Ia daily
manifest sympathy With the secession con.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18
plnxed ont Tren.on nlonrnr,

a correspondent Of The Pittsburg Chron.
iele, writing from wellsburg, gives Lsng6t!
Of that place, deserved drubbing. a
letter he sent down to the new govern.
ment here the other day shows him to bs
in heart, whatever he may profess, a SO.
cessiOnius. One good thing, the people of
Brooke know him, and be is played out
there. He and Thompson, and Bill Jones,
and all that stripe are done form this Sec
ton Of country, forever.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18

The House resumed the consideration of
the Substitute ros the Senate Till eunrling
n stay law, and after pro,racird discus.
sion it waP ordered 20 be laid M the table
until NOR ing, aud the amendment printed.
Mr. B1RENAS moved that thr hill Nuthor-
i1iUg the appointment Of patrols be made
the order vi the day ior Tomorrow al Two
o'clock. which motion was adopted
Mr.. AGSOLp moved that the bill rrGuln.
iIng the SalrivS Of the oGiscrs Of the Ex.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,

~ WHEELIN0LJuIy I7th, 1861.
To the GenrTdt 1membly Of Kryinia:
GcSrLGAES;-l herewith enclose you II
circular letter from His Excellency, Gov.
Randall, OF Wisconsin. / commend to
your favorable consideration, the sugges
tons Of the eiscusrs Our laws make no
provisions fos the purposes contemplated
in the letter. Would It not accord with
the principles Of humanity, rs therein sng.
gested, to pass an act authorizing the Ex-
erutivc to appoint such commissioners AS
he may deem necessary, with such pay as
you shall Gx npou, per month, or other.
wise; also, authorizing the payment oil
such expenses as may be necessary to car.
ry out The humane object named in the let
ter. F. H. PEIRPoIST.