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The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

AIR AND WATER.-The following item
of household wisdom is worth remember
ing Set pitcher of water in a room, and
in few hours it will have absorbed many
of the respired and perspired gases in the
room, the air of which will have become
purer, but the water utterly filthy. The
colder the water is, the greater its capacity
to contain these gases. at ordinary tenn
peratures pint of water will contain
pint Of carbonic gas, and several pints of
ammonia. This capacity is nearly doubled
by reducing the water to the temperature
of that of ice Hence water kept in the
room awhile, is always unfit for use. For
the same reason, the water in pump stock
should always be pumped out in the morn
ing before any is used. Impure water is
more injurious than impure air.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

bg~ One of our dry goods firms recent
ly procured the services ola clerk who was
a green hand at the business. A young
lady entered the store one day lately to
make some purchases, and the other clerks
being engaged with customers, the young
un' proceeded to wait on the young lady.
Among other things she inquired for ladies
hose. The boy found the desired articles,
and presented them for the lady's inspec-
ton.
Chow high do they come? she inquir-
ed, after short examination.
The boy looked somewhat confused,
hesitated, but finally stammered out
"Well, I don't know, but suppose
they will come about to the knees"
The lady did not trade with that clerk
any more.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

B- " Now dearest Fred" she softly
said, "you must abandon smoking; it
spoils your looks-it spoils your breath !;
indeed it's most provoking. Did God
decree a man should be chimney f1ue re-
garded Then darling Fred, let it be
said, tobacco you've discarded"
"Ah, well, my DEAR" said Fred, 81
fear that will not be SO easy; but like a
man, I'll try plan, and do the best to
please ye. Did God intend that woman's
mind, such wondrous things should brew
love; as boomers, bustles, crinolines, or
hoops de dooden do love, and mind you,
I'm not joking-if you'll abandon crino-
line, by Jove, I'll give up smoking
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19
THE SUICIDE.

Timotheous Jeems Augustus Brown,
Took cold into his head,
And sneezed from morn till night, until,
He wished that he was dead.
'Pll take my worthless life, said he,
And took his razor down;
But then he changed his mind and thought
'Twould easier be to drown.
He walked unto the waters edge,
Loud sneezing as he went
But staid to say his prayers until,
His courage all was spent.
And then he thought of other plans,
To cut his thread of life,
And wondered which less painful was,
The halter or the knife.
At length in sheer despair, be strolled
To where Sue Jenkins dwelt,
And sneezing his apologies,
Before her face he knelt.
He told her he was tired Of life,
And knew not what to do,
, II she would not consent to be,
His dearly loved-a too-hoo
She did consent, though modestly,
And soon became his bride,
Yet still he swears that he will end
His life by Sues side
MS~ PUNCH gives the following excellent cur
for cold
"Put your feet in hot water,
AS high as your thighs;
Wrap your head round with flannel
As low as your ewes:
Have bowl of hot cruel,
And brandy or gin !"
and repeat the dose as often as may be convenient
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

w. A young man, rather verdant and
sentimental, while making himself interest
ing to young lady the other evening by
quoting from the poets, to the other choice
extracts, he added:
"There is no place like home"
"Do you really think so ? said the love-
ly damsel.
ooh yes" was the reply.
"Then, said calico, why don't you stay
there ?'
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19
4ottital~
HOW STRANGE Is LIFE.
BY FOSTER FoRRENS,

By FOSTER FoRRENs.
How strange is life ! to some it passes sweet
While others have its dreadful storms to meet,
And others still do walk with trembling feet
Along its shore.
Fearing that, should they launch their fragil
bark
Upon its angry-looking waters dark,
That they will perish so they stand and mark
Its angry roar.
There's some can brave it with a smiling face,
While Others would its dreadful paths erase,
And ever from their memory would efface
Its changing scene.
Some think it is q magic thing, yet real
And plunge into its strife with ardent zeal;
But |, remaining yet unchanging feel
IT'S but dream.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

9fWhenever you see lady whom you
think handsome, ask your wife's opinion
on the subject. That is the way to get a
free unbought opinion of the people.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

S@FPUNcH says that every family ought
to keep kitten to amuse the children
They should also keep children to amuse
the kitten. That is so DR..
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

GA sleepy deacon, who sometimes en-
gagged in popular -ames, hearing the min
lister use the word, "shuffle off this mortal
COLL" started up, rubbed his eyes, and ex-
claimed: "Hold on! its my deal"
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

a9rA young urchin upon hearing that
his brother was very sick, asked his father,
~ say, dad, if Pete dies, mayn't I then
have his boots ?" That was cutting it in
cool prospective
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

B@%Teacher-"William, can you tell
me why the sun rises in the east" Pupil,
looking demure-"Dun'n now, sir, 'cept it
be that est makes everything RISE" The
teacher tainted
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19
Census Statistics of MARYLAND.

The full returns of the census made to
Marshal Watkins, give the following as
the number of inhabitants in the city of
Baltimore and the different counties
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

B9~ Content is the mother of good d.
gestion.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-01-19

Is Folly and pride walk side by side.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03

OUR TRIUNPH.-Provideuce has twice with the
last ten days blessed our arms with victory in Nir-
ginia The battle of the 18th was brilliant success
that of the 2Ist most decided victory. The hire
lngs came rejoicing, taking our speedy flight for
granted. They came with sound Of trumpet and
joyful music with extra festival dishes to banquet
after their anticipated conquest with handouts for
our vanquished prisoners, or it may be for our
'contraband articles of war that their phianthrO-
py came to rescue from Southern bondage into
West India freedom. But just God has confOund-
ed their counses, and turBed their glee and rejOic
ing into dismay and defeat. Such a complete rout
was never seen on this continent 1t was peO-
pied by civilized inhabitants. Our volunteers de-
feated thsir regulars captured vaunted batteries at
the point of the bayOnet, and pursued and slaught
cred them like sheep in their cowardly flight And
they were two to our one! All honor to our Beau
regards, Johnstons and other brave leaders! All
sympathy and respect to the memory of the Bees,
BartOws Johnsons and Uthers of the fallen bravel
But above all, thanks to Divine Mercy that guided
the counsels and neryed the arms of oar brave war
riors Let our wicked foe trust in his
horses and charfots in his strong weapons AM great
numbers; but feeling that cause is righteous, let
oar trust be in the name Of the Lord.-ChGrlsstoR
Catholic Miscellany.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03
An Affecting incident.

An esteemed correspondent, writing from up the
river, says the Memphis appeal details many inter-
esting incidents having occurred during the late
expedition; but We are compelled by reasons arls-
ing from the exgencies of public interest," to refrain
from any publication further than that of the fol
lowing paragraph. Our correspondent IN alluding
to the occurrences of the trip, says;
81 must not forget an old soldier who, at one Of
the points on the river, board the boat. He
walked up TO General Pillow, and taking him by the
hand, asked him if he knew him. The general
thought he knew his face, but could not call his
name. Said he i am the soldier who shot the Mex
lean who was slipping up on you to stab yeu in the
back Tears flowed freely both sides-nether
could speak, but shook each others hand and sep
arGted."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03

The Jacksonport (Arks.) Herald confirms the state
ment that Col. Cleburn had succeeded in routing :
large federal fJrce the southern line of Mis-
souri,. He made descent upon an old rapscalliOn,
living the line. by the name Of Reeves and cap
tnred seven prisoners sixty head of cattle, lot of
sheep ard hogs. together vi h between eight hund>
red and thousand pounds Of lead, good deal Of
powder and a large quantity Of provisions. He also
took possession of the stages, horses mules and
mails. The informant states that there were about
five hundred troops az Reeves but that they scamp
cred of like herd of wild cat le On the approach
of our troops without firing gun. The infOrms-
ton. saws the Herald "is strictly true
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03

A CONTRABAND AT THE MANASSAS BATTLE-We yes
terday eonversed with George, stslwart, intelh
gent contraband belonging to Ne. Thos. A. Hardy
Of Brooks county, Georgia He had just arrived
in this city, from Virginia. in company with his
young master, Capt Robert Hardy, having been
with him since his departure from Georgia to the
seat of war, and taken active part in assisting
his masters company at the battle Of Manassas.
George claims the glory Of having shot one Yankee
and taken another prisoner. lie says the Yankee
shot wore very fine hansum epaulets and links he
been an officer" One of the soldiers took of the
epaulets as a trophy.
In going for some water, George came across a
stranger hid in thicket, and from his dress sus-
pected him as an enemy. He walked up 10 HIM,
with gun in hand, when the Yankee sung out that
his gun was not loaded. George told him to get up
and march before him to headquarters. The pris-
oner hesitated saying he did not like to be driven
by negro. George answered dat de berry res-
son want you to go up" George then took his
gun and some papers and marched his prisoner to
the Quartermasters. The latter told George TO re-
tain the rifle as a keepsake. He had brought il
along with him. 1t is old United States breech-
loading rife and bears the following imprint: ~.
N Hall, Harpers Ferry, U. S 1926"
George was returning home in compliance with
the desire of his master to substitute for his over
seer (George) a younger servant-ChdTlsS!On
Courier, ,JUU 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03
THE CONFEpERATE CONGREss.
ADJOURNBD SESSION.
MONDAr July 20. 1861.

/
Congress met at II O'Clock. Prayer was Offered
by Rev. J. A. Duncan.
| RE ORGANIZATION OF THR COMMITTEES.
The following are the standing committees Of
Congress as Tc-orgsnzed BY President Cobb in con
sequence Of the addition Of the newly elected dele
| gates:
To Arrazqs for GouTnment BsGdiaqs.-Messrs.
| Shorter. Chiffon, hcRae-
/ On PSmaRsat CcTssiltoR ---AessTs. Rhest. Chez
nut, Walker, Smith, Morton, Ovens, Toombs, Cobb,
T. F. r, DeClOuet, Sparrow Harris,
On Flag ard Seal Of he GONfsdsTae -dsssrs Niles
! Shorter, Morton, Sparrow, Harrison.
To Organize The EIsGai1e DspdTtmeats.-Aessrs.
! Stephens, Conrad. Boyee, Shorter, Brooke.
On FOREIGN Affairs -Messrs Rhett, Nisbet. Per-
kins, Walker, Keitt Wigfan, Rives, Mason, YenA-
bic.
On FTnanes-Messrs Toombs, BarnweIl, Ken
ner. Barry, MeRae Herlphill, Hunter, AOrehead,
Seddon.
On Commercial Afairs.-Messrs. Crawford, De-
Clouet Morton, Curry, Miles, Waul, Watkins, DAVIS
of N. c., Mscfsrland.
On the Judiciqry-Messrs. Hale, Cobb, T. R. r Z,
Harris, Oldham, BrokenbrOugh, Smith, OF Alabama,
Scott, Craige Garland
On NquaI q AFairs-Messrs. Conrad, CbesnUt Smith
of Alabama, Wright Owens, oldham, BocOek, Pur-
year, RufRn.
On Military Afdirs-Messrs Miles. Sparrow, Ke-
nan, Gregg, Ward, Staples, Preston, W. b. Avery.
On Postal AfdirS.-Messrs. Chiffon, Boyce, Hill,
Harrison, Curry, Ochiltree Rust; Smith of N. C.,
Johnson Of Va.
On PdtentS-Messrs. Brooke, Jones, Hill, KenneF,
Orr Of Miss, Mcdowell, Russell.
On 7TriiOTieS-Messrs. Chestnut, Campbell, Mar
shall, Nisbet 0chiltree, Davis Of Ala, Oldham,
ThOmassOn. Preston, Walter.
On Public L1Hds-Messrs. Marshall, Harris,
Wright, Davis, of Ala, Ward, Garland, Russell
Ga IadiaH AfdHs-Messrs Motion, bale, Keits,
Sparrow, Waul, Jones, johnson Of Ark, Davidson
On PriHtag.-Messrs. 7. r. R. Cobb, Harrison,
Miles, ChiltoD, Per kins Pryor.
On Ace0aHts.-Messrs DeClOuet Campbell. Smith
Crawford, Gregg.
Rae, Orr.
On Pay and Mileags-Messrs. Campbell, Davis Of
Alabama Ochiltree.
On Claims s-Messrs Gregg, Hill Marshall, Orr Of
Mississippi, Ward, Jones.
In pursuance Of the rule adopted by the House,
Congress resolved itself into secret session.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03
sonthern Music store.

HAS MCCLURE takes pleasure IN announcing to the pub
- lie hat he las associated with him Prof. Becker
the popular Musician and Auhor His many lends and The
publ generally have bis aid in selecting Sheet
Music and musical nsrumen NJ stock Of Sheet Music nd
Pianos the largest in the sou hVe shh viii Be aided
daily all the New Husio published.
still manufacturing Drums and BuEes, which are pro-
Give call before purchasing else
where J. A MCCLURE q %.
B-Jus issued second edition tie Palmetto the
popular sing published In he South In press,
Pref Bsc soLg star Of Liberty Ehch VIII Do ready
about Ist August. Ssnd your order. Only 40c
juty24
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03
Troubles in the Caerokee Nation,

The Fort Smith Tunes Of the 18th instant. learns
that Montgomery. the notorious brIgsnd has arrive
on the western frontier and commenced fOrtIfyiDg
himself in the Cherokee nation. He had taken sew
eral hundred cattle from the CherOkees living in
that tribe.
The TJrass Is further informed that Stand Waite
had sent to Tahlequah for ten kegs Of powder but
could Get only two kegs. There is grest excite
ment il the Nation, and large number Of the Pin
party have changed in favor of the South.
It will be a bad days business for this skulking
guerla if he should venture too near the bowie
knife" boys under Ben. McCullech IN Northwestern
Arkansas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03

In a late editorial the New York Herald fears the
effect of the great battle upon the English govern
ment. That government, says Bennett, has already
shown its sympathy for the rebels, and may now
break the blockade, or perhaps do something even
tration In the srdor of Its enthusiasm and probss
bly, to influence the British government, the Herald
exclaims: "We have resources enough to drive
every rebel in the sea, and defy or make war upon
England at the same time
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03
.DMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints RiliOusness Head


gNHERE has never been CATHARTIo medicine offered to
the public that has given such entire Satistscon Nc
LFANs UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly Innocent can
be taken the most tender infant prompt and powerful
removing all Billions secroRs Acid Impure, Feed Matter
from the Stomach. In fact they only Pills that should
be used In mslaTious dssrctB
They produce Gripping, Sickness Pain in the Stomach
Bowels though active and searching in their OPERATION
promoting healthy secreons Of the Liver and Rdney Who
will from Bousnesg Headache and Foul Stomach, when
cheap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly
hand; single dose taken season. may prevent hours, days.
and months Of sickness Ask for Dr. J, H. Mcesns UnVer
sal Pills Take other Being coated they tseess Price
eEy . cents box and be sent by mail 70 part Of
the United States.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third sad Pine streets, st. Louis, Mo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03
Notice to Merchants aud Others

TAyING een appointed Collector Of the Port Of Nahvs
Tennessee, under the Sou hern Conederated States,
sha the Duties all Dutiabe Goods Wares
Merchandise imported any Foreign Sst
Included Southern Confederstd States either By
Railroads Steamboats,, Wagons, other mode Of
Veyance. JESSE THOMAS,
iuly96.Im PsB Collector OF the Port OF Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03

Il is said that the war upon the South has already
cost VIM. B. AstOr, of New York, that iftssn millions
of dollar which they claimed that he paCmised but
did not give His real estate in the city has fallen
that much in value already If he had given Whist
they asked he would have had nOteing left. As il
is, he is very comfortable yet It is the people
that have nothing tc gvs and only their daily labor
to subsist on, who fe5l the pressure and the sting
of LincOln's wickedness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03
Notice to Bond Holders.

oTECE NASHVILLE CHITrAsoooA RAILROAD Col1PASvl
Nashville, Tenu., July 4, 1861,
FENHE interest due Is July, 1861 the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company will be paid at
the Office Of the Company in Nashville Tenn presentation
OF the Coupons, the certificate the Comptr0
ler OF the State, that the payment may lasfuy
The Legislature Of the State, BY enactment having
prohibited the payment Of interest in the
Owned the 18th day OF April 1861 may be by
citizens corporations Of the saVehOldng States Of
Unit States OF America and constituted the State Compol
Ter the sole judge Of the question: to who payment Law
fully te made NJ. GLkAVeS, Treasurer.
juiJ6-lm BGP
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One Square, one year S3-Each additional Square, SIo
dVerTIsers exceeding the space contracted
for Will be charged for the excess
IN THE WEEKLY.
oEE DoLLAR per Square for the m ard FrT cTSfOE each
Eubsequsnt insertion.
Advertisements published In beth the Daily and weekly, viii
echRrged the fall daily rates with one half the weekly rate
added.
7rasisns Advertisement nsss b paid for at f1s sisof
tasortiOa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03
NEW MAIL ACCOMMODATION,
PRIVATE LETTER NAIL
no and from the Fed eraI States

IL LETTERS Cor Che Northern States enclosed In out
~ side envelope Doth envelopes being prepsid) aaires
ed to me az Nashville TsDnesee, with ten enclosed IN the
outside envelope viii be carried acros to franklin, KY and
sners mailed fer the proper destination IN the old States
In lie al letters from the old Sstes may directed
70 me a Frankio, KY, and win carry them to Nash
Vile Tenn and nail item 0r their proper dssinson South
II found inconvesnt prepay inside envelopes for
the proper stamps fifteen may be enclosed In postage
stamps OF ether Consderay, eas and will prepay and
erward as above. This arrangement to continue during e
B WHITEsIDEs
REBEREEcEs:-Any OF the citizens Of Memphis Nashville,
Tenn. iuiy6dIuaE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03

HUE undersigned wishes engage Lady reside bis
family 70 instruct thr zee small children In addition
the branches. qua 10 7e Lessons on the
Piano Meme nsed apply except those presenting good tes
monsls. For terms spplyto JAS II WILSON.
jy7IW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03

A GENEROUS OFFEE.-The following notice, signed
by planter in moderate circumstances, has been
posted up in the streets of Benton, Alabama 1t is
responded to.
"FOr the comfort Of our army, who are now
keeping from our fresides an unnatural and unre-
lenting enemy, headed by Cd A5s Lincoln! any
family in Benton, or within one mile of my resi-
dence, who will knit me six pair OF socks suitable
for the army, l will nsnl and deliver to them two
cords of good wood. l will deliver in Benton 100
cords Of fire wood for 500 pairs Of army seeks.
The trades people who need wood can swap their
goods for socks and get wood in pay for them and
give the girls chance for nice calico dress these
hard times. This is a gratuity 70 the army
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03
NOTICE TO
N. d G.. RaiIrO ad Stockholders.
uly-4-d

TENHERE will meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Nsh
Vile aud Chattanooga Railroad Company he'd at the Of
fee Of the Company in ahve the 18th day OF August
next for the purpose eecug fifteen Directors mansge the
affairs of slid company for the ensuing twelve months
Stockholders will pass free the road TO Nashville on the
day OF the meetn and back home the following
iuy26-Jd WAGLEAVEs, sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-03

And, in fact all the coneOnan Of debiiate
state Of the system.
AS StimuIant,
quite different from alcoholic preparations not
ect to reactions shape continues exert its nuenc
gradually and efficiently as long the least necessity exists
it's presence
As a Female Medicine,
1t h equally powerful and effective equilibrium
sooner and safer than all the other medicines
have Hooded tas market and which only Injurious place
OF assisting renoVang the constitution very good ra
son. too that they only made from the minds
gnorant o. the Medical profession altogether.
No mineraIsI
Dr. Wright thinks It we'll to stake professional character
on the fact that minerals whatever
parts Of the ingredients Of his Rsuvensng Ex-e know
Ing what ruin has been ened the community opium
mercury.
Generally to the debisted, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down you may be- no matter how
weak you sreno matter what the besnsrsake
once Ehatever has led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
ReiuVenatinR Elixir,
And you will find yourself new man-a pride instead
ne reverse to your friends and healthy, ssund worthy
neInDeT Of the human family.
IL Price % per bottle three bottles for as and forward
ed BY mail to all parts OF the United States.
Bold BY s respectable druggists throughout United gtates
and Oanadas The trade supplied At liberal discount
For sale BY thepropretors,
j. WRIGHT & Co.,
q and Isl ohaEtres street,
New Orleans, Las
sold In Nashville BY g. W. Hendershott Berry DemovilIe
wing z Pendleton, and sll responsible druggists oc29
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad,

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
1HROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
ON ana after Sunday July eIst 1861 Nail Train leave
p Nash lille Daily at NJ.
Returning uarrive at Nashville at lis NJ.
Way Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily, except Sun
days. at A M
Returning arrive at Nashville 6:I0 P. NJ.
III ? The 8 A. II Train connects with Trains to Hunts
Vile and Chattanooga
? The P. b. Train connects with Trains to Corhth,
Grand JUNCTION, Memphis, and New Orleans
julyl9-d W. ON PERKINS,
General Superintendent