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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18

Dr. G. ShaulberE has located himseI
6aezsEss pr nanentIy ut Watertown, and Is no"
e TfSsssssssA repaired to wait upon those who m ay
SIIIT IY -e11ire his seryises. Office in Prich-
ards BIock, over the Natertown Bank.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18

y Z. -'kt5t'stA1' - y
homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. once in J.
" Coles Block. ,
once hours, TO ., A. N, TO aud to S P NJ
Residence 9Th ST. 4th from Main, South side.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18
=. PETERSON,

In Peterson s. MalGaner's Block Watertown, Wacon-
sin ale aud ReJail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro.
Tools Hats Caps, Boots, and Shoes, Window Paper,
Ststionery, &c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18
BAIRD & SKINNER.

Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Land and Loan Loan
Arent have complete abstract of the Records OF all
TITLES and ncuu brances Real Estate in Jefferson
Co once over Bank Of WatertoWn, WaterToFI' " IS.
a. BAIRD. Ga b S-NA''-'-N'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18
REPUB -1oAly.

wLaWTOS ProPrfefo or.
BIC. 0psr Baing1fg1t's Drug Store, Sd Story.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18
And there was joy in that house.

And where upon the earth has tho tru-
ant been hidden trat mothers and sis
ter s love could not find him Why, in
about the only part of the world which has
not been searched for him. In South Af-
RIGA, far up from the cape, for many years,
and in China several times. He was en-
ploycd IN the Caffre war. He has hunted
elephants and zebras He has dealt in
and drove cattle and traded with the na-
tives. He has met with losses by wreck
and fire. He has suffered from feyers and
the accidents of wandering life, until at
last, in middle age, the yearning to once
more see his native land and embrace his
aged mother and bis sister became too
strong to be resisted. lie sailed for Liv-
erpool, and thence to New York, ard for
the first time heard tidings Of bis family
and his fortune, and that, of all bis letters
written home, not one had been received.
-LocErort + ", T. Union.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18
HDS0N PRENTICE,

Barber. Rooms in Watertown Bank building ollS
Perfumery, Cigars, Tobacco, &c., always on ma 'G
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18

DENTISTRY.

Wholesale Dealers in Wines Liquors, Cigars, etc Al
So re5tifers of the celebrated Star Nnlskey' Main
stree, Tutsrtown, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18

Z. x. CRANDALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Fish, Fruit
Tobacco and Choice Cigars. Two Doors est of Bank
of Watertown, Watertown, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18
HARLOW pEASE

Attorney at Law, Watertown, Wisconsin once over
How-ll's Store, West Side OF the river
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TERMS OF ADVERTISER
Business Direttorp.
e. x. CRANDALL,

E.K. CRANDALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Fish, Fruit
robac:o and Choice Cigars. Two Doors est of Bank
of Watertown, Watertown, Wis.
f. c. srAREN,
Clock and Watch Repairer, and Dealer in Clocks,
Watches Jewelry Silver and plated Ware Nlohns ana
Strings, c IN Caps, Wad$ etc All worN done Dy nun nun
ether shop.
HARLOW PEASE,
,++.rrav at Law, Watertown, Wisconsin. Office over
HoweI's store, West Side Of the River
EN0S s HALL,
Attorneys and CounselIors at Law, Watertown, Wis.
ESos DANIEL HALL
NJ E PAULFRANZ,
s.rber. Rooms in watertoyru Bank building. Oils,
Perfumery, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, always on ha 10
JUDSoN PRENTICE,
ba7r+r Coupty surveyor Of Jefferson and Dodge
Counties. ONCE over Watertown Bank.
=. PETERSON,
In Peterson & HaIGaner's Block, WatertoTn, WI7con-
sin VaoIe-ale and Berail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
cerias, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Mechanics
Tools Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, Window Paper,
Stationery, &c
BAIRD SKINNER.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Land and Loan
hgants have complete abstract of the Records OF all
.nd incum brances Real Estate in Jefferson
Co once over Bank OF Watertown, Waterrow1,, WIS.
g,TRp c. B. sKINNNR.
O. d. PEASE a CO.,
w5olessle Dealers in Wines Liquors Cigars, etc Al
50 Teatifers of the celebrated Star Waiskey. Main
stree, Tutertozgn, Wis.
DENTISTRY.
Dr. G. Shamberg has located himself
- n,r nanently ut Watertown, and Is now
gTfSSsssssssA repaired o wait upon those who may
IIII 1IY require his seryises. Office in HrIch-
ards BIock, over the Natertown Bank
VI. MOORE, u. ..
homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Once in J.
once hours. 5 10 o A. NJ, / to , aud to P. NJ.
Residence 9Th St. 4th from Main, South side.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-18

Clock and Watch Repairer and Dealer in Clacks,
watches Jewelry, Silver and plated Ware, Yions and
Strings, Gun Caps, WadS, etc All WORK done Dy nm nm
therz an
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III, +. PAULFRANZ

ENttN q
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, WatertoWn, WIS
pSos DANIEL HALL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06
akl.rs At 8yg YpsUx,

49,
A. t assiiet sErsSt @ tSSeST sSETss
OIL, At .r3bLic Aucia N
A. the private ,. on n's ea i ss Ven, ss
rnih md siIa aye9uss
csk p'firs Acom and rosewood Chamber Furniture
re and Ssnte Mirrors sss sroSA;e ana Lace carA'r
Artistic Hrcnzes, faIian Msrole And Bslae FisUrss
aorses. . Can,ass. Family sarouoss,
Elsgan. rosewood msrole top Consoes.
WOOD isss',ir rose FOOD ni-gerss carved n T
NOD otssrs aesi,igg nrs. class nonsehod soaa
sss 70 % orse sr sr Ssnes eepe se
ssD nsss others q his y ss:y sss a qn
sale WIN SsSn, f.ss;s r,sheT
.a.nwood fS plate has ~ ,ss modsro
and
DRAWING ROOM SUITS
Two leesot full Suits richly in fruit and flowers
covered si,h ss.inwe'd q The INST expensive eessgo
satin Reclining HAIRS covered wiS Velvet, rsswooe Es
sp %o
sad I'M sans ssr A Il Pe MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
~ smi- artists two match antnes by ncrtbro The
Nay my s e Sss ate. ass b
painng the Louvre gallery Paris Winter scenes the
two ms,sh Pa ntpgs ia6dseape BY role suaerb
s en- f gn IN wssssd by Isns Frrsh ana qe
rpcrze tatues OF Bsmie. Mir Goddess ar
OF Fihsrd Cuerr de Leon, Indian Warriors Poetry,
Music Painting RemarsDt kubeps, Fsher Boy and Gsrl
Cupid and syche &c two magnfce Sevres Vases from
the cole con OF 5onayate; P4Tian Vases Fcurss
tkque and ormou Ornamente superb ormolu CLOCK
DINING Room
yeh6 Buffet atatuary marble Extension Table
match Chairs Coucbes Mirrors ChAz Dinner ard Tea
and crystal engraved Ola, solid silver
Giuner service sheheo table Cutlry silver PLACED
Casters Coffee Cn Cahe Baskets Spoons Butter Knives
Rapiin Rings Salvers, Table Linen, &c.
CHANGERS.
Hose wood Dressing Bureaus Betsteads Commodes, Ward
robes shaving Armour aee Toilet Ia Hatr
and Spring Mattresses Feather Reds Elanxets Linen Sheets
Count rpanes sofss Aockers Chsrs bat stands tar Car
gis Rods &c Also, large assortment Of Basement and
Eiteben furni'ur
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A UCTI0E NOTICE..
n house SALE OF ELE 5ANT FURNITURE.
Sl2000 worth rich PArIor,
Chamber, Dining Room and Library
Furniture at Public sucti1n.

Elegant Pianoforte, &c. -
This day CMonday), May g. by RUSSELL ~. wESrCOTT,
auctonee commencing O'Clock precisely 9 the resdence
1b2 est Twenty frat street. Seventh a This sa
embraces the entire frat class Furniture and costly
ments of the house all Of which will be cold to the highest
bidder for cash.
Parlors contain
two magnificent fun quits solid rosewood Furniture OF
which covered in crimson and maroon brocA the other
gold both suits entirely two handsome Gothic
E>geres lined with wood marble Centre and Pier
Tables six hundred ards rich Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets all put down thin two months Turkfsh Lounges
With On TO match DAmask and Lace Curtains Gold and
Landscape shsdes Velvet Rugs Otomaus four rich Mane
and Pier Mirrors Artistic Bronzes 6evres and Dresden Man
Vel Vases Lava and Paran Parlor Ornaments Chfonnies
Consoles,
Elegant rosewood Pianoforte
Music Cabinet, Cover and Stools
Rosewood Chamber Furniture Of every description
Bedseads twelve Hair Mattresses, Beds and
Bedding French Chairs Bronze Clocks Rockers voitae
CHAIRS fee Tees Engravings fine Landscape Paintings
Chandeliers, Wardrobes, DC.
Dining Room.
Oak Extension Table, marble top Buffet Oak Chairs Silver
Ware French and Bohemian China Of al kinds, ch Cut
Glass kpoons Forks, Casters Urns, Tea Service &C. two
fine Sofa Beisteads with large variety Of mshog and
walnut YuI nure enumerated Pale win commences
n d,nrg room, al O'Clock precisely, rain shine Gas
lOgues at house,
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A w. PORTER 4 co, uAuCTIosHERs.--aous

4 ". PORTER co, AuSrIoshsRs.-HousH
MAGNIFICENT HoIshHohD FURNITURE
At The elegant rssideIes 2s West Fourteenth street near
MONDAY. NAV, G AT Ii O'CLOCK.
nc catalogue comprising the
Household Furniture and Works Of Art
uc.msDcns at II O'CLOCK preaisey-hs entire eIeeant
nue and beautiful Works Of Art contained IN the above
sss be removed Immediately, conssng Of everything
fourd Gin fret class MISUNDERSTANDING Library Dinsns
catalogues ready BY O'Clock this morning when the whole
Psrlors superior velvet Carpets three sgodcea
SOLID rosewood sut covered In blue and gold and
swim son ard gold satin Of the most expensive des pn,o
Gothic and turkish Easy st moque s0d satin hrocads
ladiss solid rosewood Reception and Chairs covered IN
sos snr r %aoSn sn o ssns
ssrvad Pier sofa and eide Table, with marble tops three
10 mo"reS s1uresss Sr he o%nsr isaies Rosewood
Work rabies day bronze and ormou Clocks elegant chna
81 70 .der in srancs mssnosn french pate Pier Glass
wsh rich and heavy gold frsme Mants Mirror to match OF
cornces largo and extensive variety Of Oil Paintings
BY native arss landscapes winter scenes marine
IN superor Rosewood Pianofor Inn seven DC
tave elegant flushed all round nad plate ana richly
wood Psno Ros covered in san with an elegant and cost
s;mnroidsred cover s,u.. c., 8, uo.. .,,s-
solid oak Extension Table, AL poshed in the best
arels top Fancy Table, Mirrors sss Beds Gu rs n a
Wines .bampssnss iumbisIs aooles and pecaniers 70
Iss and Dinner ss s oss E
rs Nee and Tea Ufos spoons Forks Liquor staGds su
ChsmbsrsC Costly solid wood and mahogany Reastead
sstusry marble top Bureaus Wsthsands and Commodss
made 70 ana P0s e1sesnt sosson oo
kecro hirrcra Clocks Toilet Intles vowel Racks Toilet
oSa,rs Rock rs Sofas, lounges O. uA seds Han ssaas
Tia Dining Tables ogetser with large and desirable
wAIsommenoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

n UCTION FOTICE-M DOUGHTY AUCTT0NEhH-
"A saesroom IS Nassau s-ee-M. DOUGHTY will sell on
Monday May ct lD o'clock at salesroom as Nassau
the entire Furniture Of some fifteen or twenty families
OF SALE consisting of rosewood ba K
walnut and mahogany Paror Suits covered In brocae
plush and hair CLOTH viysofas Tee tees, Parior Arm
Reception Chairs rosewood and mshogauy Centre Pier
and Gard Tables Brussels tapestry and ingram Carpets Ell
tension Dining Tables sunct Dining Chairs rosewood and
sAses cottage and mahogany Bedsteads Hair Mattresses
PaIises enameiIed Chamber Suits Lounges. waTdro1ea,
&c The whole forming assortment worthy the attention
Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06
LIZ II. LUDLOW AUCTIONEEa.
~. HANDSOME HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE:

d. H. LUDLOW a co. VIII sell ~ Rncton on TuesdAy,
May 1861 ~ III O'Clock st i59 West Fourteenth street.
Seventh handsome Furniture consisting Of
carved rosewood Parlr SUIT In crimson dsmaek rood
marble Tables crimson mchatr Curtains lace Drspcrs
gilt Cornces, gilt Ohandeievs elegant Mirrors with marble
bases Mirrors nd Cornces rosewood extension
Dining Table oak Desk ok Tables marble sop oak Chairs
Rocking Chair bronze Ohandeers rosewood and
black walnut Bedstead Wardrobes Lounges eedding
Brussels and tapestry Csypets 0cloths hair kates
also Kitchen Furniture Catalogues 81 the auconeers of
Gee, No. 8 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

TEo HoLBRooH, AUCTroNgER, WILL SELL, THIS
VI day at2 O'Clock T. NJ ~ 659 Broad large and
gnhccni OF Jewey embracing every variety usual
" kept In fret class establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

n A ~ cRIsTALAEf Suetone.S viii sell thls day,
May at LOlS 25BQwery. large assortment OF
.sssonsb'e Giohina Nom prism sco'h tassinere aud linen
Fvct sack and BUSINESS UosisS foeskn cloth cashmere
aud satnet Pants sk, satin, velvet cloth and linen Vests;
gemnants Csss'ner Globe, Linens, aso BSotN Shoes,
Felt Hats, Caps &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06
SALES At Auction.

DANfHhOt kas stlE-e LEVY, SpCrl0ssEs, 20
sEtotrc sr,tt VIII zen tbs day At I0lz O'Clock 400
to- ~ 81 I'D nttts Dresses, Bagnes shawis, sheets
sttts .asr ~ edas, boots, shoes, Caters, Rsm ans
itb' ~. ntes NSoien and Summer Cin.hng, SEEDS, III
lows GNil.s. Se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

EDwABD STANTON, AUCTIONBER--wILL SELL, ON
~ "Wednesday, May 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at 81 Plat
street. iam about 20 boxe red and white Burgundy
Vines, Of different brands. from the well known firm Of
Trnes. Pssser Go Burgundy, France. Wine merchsnts
hotel keepers and private wi md this
uny 70 buy such excellent pure wines At their osb prices
the Will be sold Without reserve, In lots TO sui.
cEaserg- FERNS cash sale positive.
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A UCfIoE NOTICE. -
a H. g. EDBY, AuCTTONEER
CARRIAGE HORSES, TWO: SEATED WAGON,

EZRA LUDLOW, Jr. viii sell, on Monday May 8, at II
o'clock in front Of his salesooms No @ Cedar street Top
posite the once fine span Of Carriage Horses
and black 1874 hands high about years old gentle and
ottogether IN minutes and the black one single in ~
minutes The believes them TO be without fault
Also stylish wo-seated Wagon city made with pole and
shafts; Also fine silver plated double Harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

ITO IT IA lHaEE STORY AID BASEMENT house
No z.a asi hioadway ~ perfect or'er, With all the
n'dtrn fnpuy0n ents and fixtures. Rem.
rate. ~ppS 20 hrs. FrRLJkS, - Clinton place 8antr
ror ms Nos Rpd2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

n RuRgE, suC7r0NEsR OFFICE. I35 s2wERy
~ VIII sell this dar, 01 o. ,oct the Furniture % II
house le4 West Nincteeh street insisting genera
nent ~ Household Furniture Kitchen Ware &c All cd
Ana substantial useful than ornamental Sale posi-
tive snd without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

RLuE CLorHs-a LARGE SOCK IN ALL asD EA
~ snltani- for military also, dab elaet
40 o me- coors foT sale b. A v. KEalAEG ek9fiEB,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

DAPER Har9BR wASrsD-oNE ACCUSTOMED TO
Il decorating and bne work Apply at No ls6 wesi Ith u
Two HAkrfs hAkERs--WAN1ED, Two Uh lhhEE
Il good 81 cheers. Inquire Of denny A. Dsngss, q
Frankfort ttree. corner Of yandewater secont story
WANTtD--Ar 1874 PEAHL STREET, CORNER OF
w hsden lane, ten awning makers. 70 make tentA
q Johneon n. --Amer1can ises for sac
XEANThD-rwEIgE GOOD B0usE Ptis EAs ~:
w Wy 10 q hutsep, r'er ~. North river, On eoar1
The Northern Light on Non lay, Nay q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

EDWARD sCHENCK, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE
~ o. second hand Household Furniture by &. 4 Y. v.
BCHErCE, tuesday and Wednesday 7th ami Stb Instant
lo o'clock each day. their new and spacious saeroom
a rs Broadway, large assortment of second hand
Household Furniture removed FOR convenience sale
ssng part OF rosewood mahogany and walnut Paior
Msnte Mirrors and Cornirss Axminster yeveL Brusss
Ingram Ocotbs wood marble side and
Eegree Centre Tables Card Tables Book
she, elegant bronze and gil. Chandeliers Hall Lights and
Brackets rosewood, mahogany and walnut Bedsteads
bic top Bureaus and Washstads HAIR Mattresses Paasss
Feather Beds Bcisters and Pillows rosewood and nrahc
gapy sofas Chairs and Rockers oak snd walnut Dining
Room Chairs marble top Pahes Extensio fables tbtoa
Glassware Tnware. Iron and Kitchen Furniture
The attention the trade respectfully caei this sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

FlUfTrSGS-EEoLIsH CUMMINGS, HiHH AVID HI@Hr.
~ cen inch for flags; aiao red white blue D.laise
for ssiae purpose. in sfor, and for sale ~ W. g.lS
n BHOEhf n, il3 Cham nars street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

TO LET--PART ORA HorsE, 2s2 FOURTH AVENUE
near twenty second street, consisting Of u
Rooms, Wan BATH hot and cold Apply r. EoP
hlNS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

4 ssIaSEKs sALE.-M DoUgHry- AuCTIoyrEP.
a sch 90 Ihersdsy Mays It slocs Al ne foot
one morse wagons two Trucks one ,w horse wagon one
Tuck rstr % timber whees No ore horse
Carte Two OLA Horses Harness SAX oaoe lpsst
BY or1U Of PLATr.ADAMs, ...uu.o.
G. N. wfxoA, sngnecs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

4 MoRrtRry, AUCTT1NFER-wfbb sEtL THIS
day, az ten O'Clock At l1S Chatham squne, avaney ~
Furniture from manufscture and h0raekeepars which
- sold. tiso On Paintings Mirrors. 81 cks Carpets
Feather Beds, and a. assortment of ofkG goJds
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TsyA wAn.

4 TENDON, military MvN AND voLysTgEas -
~ me hLChUiI by Capt John Cairns, X hs NOS. v.l
uabs book published in scnool OF The soker Price %
rents e LLWls II. LhafkE, Publisher, i5, Bosegy ard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

4 sscosD FEnOR, FOUR OR WORE tooN7, 70
. Vet Alsoa ksri0s door TIRES deep, ana sase
iaep:a, WIKI aiic rooms 4 required enable: o
would let Roonns. flrnsbsd or usf1rE she'd Mofern i'm
proyernenta Apeiy a. NO 80 FeAsa street. near seeon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

ITO LFf-IkQntRE OF A. " eANhING 22j sowERY.
manly opposite frince strretone Room hrst
hoor, 2bg BoNery large bird fo0r l6i Bovery
on rst toor and two Large Hooms in attic 225 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

nrNRY H. LrEns MISUNDERSTANDING ".
II LEEDS co viii Fell a. auction Tuesday MAY Il,
A. @ O'Clock at the ssleso, No - Nassau street ELEGANT
Household Furniture removed tor convenience 81 sae
.sng Brussels Velvet and Auhusson Csrpss; carved
Suits covered in brccael and plush oak snd
baeh walnut extension Dining Tables superb carved black
walnut Library tables rosewood marble TOD Dressing Bu
Wristbands tommodes, mahogany beds,ea1s, rose
wood Hall stands, hail Chairs, mahogany Rockers and
Chsls p hsr cloth roseaood Dnin groom chairs
gilt frame Pier Mirrors Reps, window Curtains rosewood
Lounges In hrocael and reps lace window Curtains and
gilt Cornces sr Mattresses, Feather Brds holsters and
PiIlrws BLANKETS Paissses plated stair Rods &C
Also iarg. assortment " kitchen Furniture, China, Glass
ana CIocksry Ware with which the sale viii commence
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

afely after the occurrence, and mole lear
full and CHASTITY sight is seldom seen. Men
lay gasping in the agony OF death ane STAIN
ing The green grass with theIr blood az "
flowed from their wounds. Chlldren OF eight
or ten years of age were pale ana motionless
as if asleep under the trees, and women ctied
in pain as they lay upon the gfoanu oee'
a oirl of fourteen. presented mourntul pic
ture as she REFINED against stump, her
face cold and white from the sudden touch OF
death. We counted fifteen dead persons, and
half as many wounded, lying around. Inc
tosaI number killed aud injured is about
twenty five. 1t was reported that the Ar
sspal troops were attacked with stones, and
a couple of shots discharged at them by the
crowd before they fir. d Whether this b.
true or not. a more reckless act has never
been committed than an armed body of troops
discharsing those terrible instruments of war
-Miunie riies-among crowd OF defense
less sps ctaiOTs
The most of the people exposed to the fire
of the soldiers were ciIizens with their wives
and children, who were merely spectators.
The q. S. troops escorted their prisoners to
The Arsenal. where they were confined for
the night On Saturday. they were released
on the terms which they had rejected at first.
As might have been expected, this invasion
of the authority of the State, and the murder
of innocent bystanders, aroused the true
hearted people of st. Louis to the highest
pitch of excitement, and riotous demonstra-
lions were made, but we believe the rioters
nothing serious. The plea Of
fered in extenuatiOn of the attack upon the
is the alleged sympathy OF the
militia with the South, and unemployment
OF arms furnished them from the Confederate
States
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
Kentucky and Missouri.

These are Southern States. Their sympa-
thies are with the South. They have been
devotedly attached to the Constitution and
the Union. They seem not to be fully aware
of the fact that the Constitution has been
wholly subverted, and are endeayoring to
cling to an imaginary Union. We trust that
there is not citizen OF either of these States
who does not know that war exists. The OBJ
iect Of that war is unquestionably to deprive
the South of liberty-it is war OF suiJuga-
ton. But there are those in each OF those
States who speak through their journals and
figure on their stumps, who are deluding their
readers and hearers by telling them that the
Constitution is still in its vigor, and the
Union must be sustained. Such men are
traitors to the soil upon which they tread, and
to the liberty which they have enjoyed. They
sometimes clOthe their treason in the garb of
neutrality, and are thus voluntary traitors to
the government they oppose, and to that
they seek to uphold. We make due allow
ance for their opinions and their prejudices,
and the cowardIy fears which they entertain
of the numbers and powers of the North
Yet they have undertaken to weigh few
shekeIs OF silver against their freedom
Their acts are only equalled in infamy by
their motives If their counsels are needed.
in less than six months they will be subju
gated. So far as our voice extends in either
of these States, We appeal to them to escape
the yoke before il is too late. We invoke
them to consider the fate of Maryland, and
to avoid it as they would the lightnings from
Heaven. The men of Kentucky and Nilsson
ri are freemen; if they would retain the
name they must strike now, and with a vigor
and strength commensurate with the cause
In Kentucky, Louisville; and in Missouri, ST.
Louis, stand in the way. What are these to
right, justice, liberty? Let them be swept
from existence before they shall be permitted
to forge the chains of slavery for the wrists
and ankles of The people of those States l;
they stand between the people and their free
dom they must be trOddrn in the dust. In
this day and hour. neither words nor actions
are to be minced. The people of the South
were born to liberty, aud they must protect
their heritage or die slaves.