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son too that they only made from the eddsions o. indS
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the net, that no minerals Ehstsver component
parts Of TIE ingredients Of bis Ruysnatne Elixr Know
ing aa been sniasa On the zaI by opium and
mercury. sz-..s..tss ~. "a -. .r :. -. ;.
Generally to he debinted d. wfisat you'd SAY, Never
despair No matter how worn down you my matter how
weak matter what ts cause may have benfsrsaks
at eess has 70 depart On Hygao principles
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81 sa.i,.gs RetUvenatsng ElixlE, i. gf,r. 4
And sou will soon find yourself mana pride instead 4
he reveEse to friends and healthy, ssand and worthy
eernbeF Of the human family. ''' --''-- 7' 80
Price S2 bottle, rs bottles S. and forward
ID BY mail to all parts sf tie UnItsd States
Sold hy al ugs tie Dni.ed sttes
Nd Cansdss The trade supplied st liberal discount
fcF sale By the prop retors 7i'i''- 'fA 'tF- 7s5t
"i tE7l11 tfIIse WEIGHT & Co.,. sVs.ss & g.. Il
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io fsas1 > 75st ..s,f..4. sf =, New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville By g. ". HendsEbo Berry q Demoyille
wing Pendlston. and al responsible aggstG ec2p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-04

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.roo ss,.i. 30 4 Pftts i-r Coks for ss,s, shieh
Vii Ri in aFsso sa saaa,..s. 2. st erss ssers
oppsiis Tirsnsa's Hal ~ g oollsss airsst.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-04
RIB. meEEANsS VOLCANIC OIL EllNA
II -asra- 8 ~HENTs FEt.7 = 7,ss 1s i',-
best External in the yyoridfOr Man or
HeaRt. I'd

beast. .s.si
FvNuoUsLNDs Il human beings have been aYed life Of De
opttude misery, BY the uSe Of this ny Gasls 1ai
usnt. Il viii relieve PAIN almost tnsta5 ianeeuh y, ane y
III puy ami heal the fsnest SORE In sn Incredible
ssoyf tir1e McLFEB1e VOLCANIC OIL LTN1MBNT viii 70
WsT e most inveeratG Of Rheumatism Goat Or Ne1
rSvs For Paralysis Co-tseed Muscles Stiffness or Wsas
neS Tp the Joints, MuBc or Lgaments, VII aeYeI ia
Two applcstions SFe Throats Hesdacs or Eaac
For Burns or scslds, any RsiR is an 1naole ksney
rv H. and you will hnd indi psashls remedy. Keep II
always hand y - ~ 80.
PLANTERS, FARMERS any one having charge Of herse
Sgi save money BY using Meeanb Voesne Oh LinnenS II
a peedy and nfsllibe for Calls, sprsins, CnAes
Eveing LArensss, sEeeng Sores Wounds Scratches or y
external disease Try it, and you VIII Be eonyshoe
ssfnt Louis, Mos
, A pr,nyeAors rrioss by Berry 4Dsnoville and g.
~ "a 1l1sk-S--k y e~lg
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FOR CHILDREN.
.DmRcI4EAN.S UNIVERSAL PILLS, =
Tor Liver Complaints Biliousness HeHd-
ache. &c, iA- .--ii+ss 80 ~ ~ =

rvvrR b., never b.ea AKrIo nedf5Iae sGsrsa -
the public that hsa given such estiataeion a. nc
LEANT UNIVERSAL PILLS. - ~ ST y 57zs- r 4.s
Be taken by te most tender infant yet prompt and powerful IN
removing ali Bilious secrstoHs Acd lmure Feted MATTER
froro ne orh In fact t are tie ohly llS that 1honld
be used In raaIsft estIiets sTLt s.iz p Il sstt
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain n the ster2cn o.
promoting healthy aeetions OF the Liver and Kidneys VINO
viii from BiliouBneas, Headache and Foul Stomach Ehen
90 cheap remedy can be o6Aines Keep them eonst2nlY on
hand single taken prevent hours
snd months of Eouess AK for Dr. J. T. McLeans pnyer
81 Pills Take no other Beng coated they tstees Price
ony g cents Fr box, Be sent By nail to any part o.
- - f.-zrr J. r. MCLEAN, Sole PEoprietor,
~ Corner OF Third and Pine streets, st. LOuis' No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-04

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ssa sJskse.s sis y.i iaoaa Esas .soiaD I'd ds.5
5 efat1f aosi-i5 sials bfEaz3sd. hslassl5 u DDS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-04

Nashville and Decatur RaiiFSad,
-.' 1853 CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. "-' $40 So ?
1HROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS
ON and after Sunday, July elst I6 Mail Train VIII leave
Mash vile Daily at Z P NJ. i. .tsf at.. aa...
Returning arrive Rashyillsa at l:l5 NJ, .. : .l..
way Passenger Trains villesVe Nashville daily, except sun
days, ate A 81. .a.. o.. - go. 49,, -. a... s..
keturDing, arrive at Nashville $40 P. NJ. . - ~
III The A M Train oonnects with Trains to Hunts
Vile and Chattanooga ...f-,.4.- = q. =. =, .s
n The P d. Train connects With Trains 70 Corath,
erSpd unotion, Memphis, and New Orleans .... .
,,tv1a-Af -s--.5 .ss...r W, ON PBEKINS 4
INls- General Superintendent. :.
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NASHVILLE, (EDGEFIE4D AND KENTUCKY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-04
The RePorsed Hanging oF 80 south Car.
| -. eIinians BIZ ne Enan,r

( -t.ts SAinians by Ihe Enemy. --..
4he following ofRsid dOcamsats taken from ths
records of the COnfederats Congress, and from
which the Injunction Of secrecy has been rerlOved
exhibit the action taken BY the Congress and tie
Executive m the case of the two south Carolina
prisoners alleged to have been hang by the enemy,
previous to the battle of Manassas Plains.
80 From the Journal OF csngrssS. August 1s, 1851.
Mr. Rbets off=red the following resolution, which
was agreed to-: u.. r........
-hesolUed, That the President be requested If, in
his opinion not incompatible with the public inter-
ests, % communicate to the Congress any infoEma-
ton he may possess. as 70 the hanging OF captiTcs
in the late battle Of Manassas; -. r..
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Thus capita I'D labor have been sppd to developing s
soil; he great Eesofs Of the sste coal and lion are so
nntouohed rule that the mechanic arts oursh
best where food epest viii follow at an early
day n illinois, and the course o the nsxt years the na
raj lss and o. the case warrant tAe belief that st
least i've hundred and people will be eage ia s gtats
OF Illinois nie Talous misunderstanding e1upIos msnts
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plEcIslONs or. rIiIEIEs1 81 i pisr.mIF cornr

,.- .. .. 9. 3, g, 9T7cil s:..sge 6 80 g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-04

DecistSps % the Surser.e Cslsrr S1 Ihs
state Of Teanessee, at KnGxYiIle, Sep-
tentpeg TeEms 1850,
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VAR DEPARTHRg,

SIR: In reply to the resolution of Congress Of the
22d inst, calling upon your Excellency for the let
ter OF Gen Bonham, dated the 18th July, reporting
the hanging of two sentnels Of the South Csrolina
troops, who we're captured on the l. h July BY the
enemy near Ge1treVille, and any information you
may possess relating to the facts stated therein
have the honor TO state that I communicated 70
your Rxeeleney on the'2lst August, all the infoF-
mstoH in this Department bearing on the subject Of
the inquiry made By congress, as contained N tle
correspondence Of Gen. Cooper, the AeJut4nt-eSsn-
sral Of the Army, and Gen. j .hnst0n commanding
the South Carolina forces under Gen B0nilaLa- me
letter 81 ioDbaul of the Z9sh Jolly was trans
mitted to tle Department and is presumed % oe m
possession Of Gen Johnston, to whom Z seems 70
nave been 0figa&lIys addressed. =
%. Very sres0se1fullg, T. r "AAA1a-
. Ti7E PREsrDe<T.
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81. cO0PER 10 GEN. JOHNSTON.
ADJUTAST ASD ISsPECFoR GENsR1Ls OEFtcR,
Richmond JuIv 90 ISs1

-----. It.cnmchd, , 1Iy % Io5I.
To Cen. y. Z Johnston,
Commanding Arnyof POtonlze. Manassas Va:
SU: Your letter Of the 2tth insiant enclosing cns
of the 26th from Gen. BOnhsn, reporting the hang
ing Of two sentinels &C the South Carolua troops
who we're captured the l7th instant By the enc
N.Y. near CeutreTille, has been received ard sub
mItted 60 the President who iustructs me 10 state
that you will send flag to the General command
ing the forces in front Of you, report to him the
case, and require that he deliver to you, as crimi>
nats, the persons who perpetIzted the Ofencs, or
avOw his responsibility for the sc sod in the lat
ter case, that you will ret8lia.e retaining in your
possession for that purpose, Of the enemy, twice
the number Of those Of our troops that was thus
ignOm;niOusly executed
81 Very respectfully, yeur Cbsdisnt servant,
S. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
Official: Z. II. CHiLro,, A. A. G.
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Executive DEPARTMENT. J
Au-usf 921 1881

Hon Holoeu Cob, PreSidSRt Of 1ss Congress:
SIR: In response to the resolution Of the Con-
Rress Of the Z2d inst Herewith transmit the en-
closed communication from the Honorable Sesreta-
~ of Var. .-.-i s.i 81 JEFFERsOS DAVIS.
FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO THE PRESIDENT.
WaR DgPsRTuFer
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3 AO1AL oULTIyAFORs,

Nowhere the rious farmer such immedater
suits for his lsbo a these prairie soils, they being com
posed Of dp, nc the fertility Of which unt1rpassd
by any On the gOoe | -f.,f t-..-.-.f . n : -l
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!. JOHNSTON TO GEN COOPER.
HEADQUARTERs, MANASSAS, }
August 5. 1861. (

To GsReFGI Cooper, a. and L g.: ....H
Sir: 0a the 2lst ultimo. in obedience to orders
received through your Ofdce, addressed TO Briys-
der General Mcdowell commanding the Depart.
nent Of Alexandria, a l tier, a copy of which is
enclosed herewith A reply was returned to our
Outposts, but being addressed Ike one which had
few days before refused to receive, on account Of
the superscripdon Col. Stuart refused 70 transmit
it He asesrtained, however, that the alleged hang
ing of our two volunteers was denied BY General
Mcdowell
Since then two other papers enclosed, were sent
under flags Of truce the bearer not being admitted
l send them merely to show the Obstinaey with
which the enemy avoids the established mode
Of communication.
Most respectfully, your ob't servant,
(SigpeD 49, j. E. JOHNSTON, General
Otieiai: r. II Chiffon, a. A. G. .-
Col Stuart was informed in reply to his refer
enees Of the messages that when properly address
ed. We would give any aid in cur power 70 Colonel
Camer0n's friends in their search, J. l. J.
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The Agricultural pf Hun0is greater than those
Of other stet Products ser out during the past year
exceeded 5000O9 tut The wheat crop OF 1860 approaches
IS oef b1seis4he the crop yields not less than
I4O,0e9yOO0 huahslE gs .tl9 - O.. r. ..-.g o.. ~
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-gsszs 9aG I'D tiIfa hos s.sss-r .g CIV sasas,4r
sIssa47 o" --aotssa1ss bs7s6iss,p sssN sgoi asif
ksi'affa 80 fsstE as Hsaaf 1Q aso4t a1R9; o. 81
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lPhIoATIoN 81 clPtrALiil

These Isadssre ehiUeaS riread 100 miles in isngB
which connects Hitder roads a nXxga5le lakes and nv
ers thus aoTng a unroeu uuieaton vi ~ he Eastsrr
and Southern markss. " u y -
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HEADQUARrEBs Army OF THE POTOMAC I
Manassas Junction, July 2lst, 1861.
Sir: Information has been given to me that two
soldiers of the Army Of the Confederate States,
whilst under picket duty. were hung near Csntre-
vile on the night of the l7th instant
The object Of tnis communication Is to ascertain
the nature of the offence which required this igno-
miniOus punishment and upon what evidence the de-
clsOR was based.
If not done by your authority, must demand
that the perpetrators Of this violation Of The usa-
ges Of civilized warfare, be delivered 20 me- for
such punishment ss the natdre Of the offence de-
mands, or b. punished by ourself
have the honor 70 be your obd'E servant,
.a. lSisned,i =-A.sa,,-- --- J. T. JoHNsFoS,
s--ss - a General COmmandiag O. S. Forces
Official. II. II. CHuTON, A. A. c.
To Brigsdier-G General IRwN Mcdowell CCmman1-
ing Department Of Alexandria.
7"' IRON ths Journal Of co7gres5, uguss ga.
~ Mr. Rhsr fired the following resolution, which
HfeSOlged That the President be requested, if, in
his opinion, rot incompatible with the public inter
ests 70 communicate TO Congress the letter from
Gen BonhAm dated the 36Ih' reporting the hang
ing of two seniinels Of the South Carolina troops
who we're captured on the 17th July, by the ene-
my, near CeHtreViHe' and also any information be
may possess relative 70 the facts asserted therein
~. t.5 tsso,f rfFr pRrSTnryT ro NJ COFR
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AND CHATTANooGA r..
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No STATE TIE Yalfeyof De Mississippi oHers 90 great An
uduceent 70 tesetsf State ok Illinois There Is no
portion Of the Ed where efhs conditions eIiae sod
soil admirably eonbRe roduce those tgoErest saps8
OoRR and HHRAT, as the PrElies Of ulincia.,
- - RIOI RnII.TNi pR IP1P IlN-ns 80 y /.
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RAIIBAD sYsrEMof ILLINoIs

Over 500 00 00 private capital expended on
the rAro$d syss Ilneis. Luasach as part ef the in
from seTeralf these works. With valuable public fund
In lands, 20 d3nsh the State Expenses the TAXES ARE
LIaHT, snd nuaoyngeauegk every day desrsaa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-04

The State Is rspd hilirg up with popuistsE s6802e per
having been sd since 1850 maug the present populs.
ton I,7I9 49s-a rstiof .Ig2 per cent in 10 year.
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Siace 1854 tn iODanp haUe sod 100000 acrag.
They sen only 70 lg and srery eoniract cor.
tdias an d1rssez 20 ctDe Tbs ro1d has bes7 co1s1ra
ed through these lQzdsk an eEnss sf S3O,QQO O(g(1
In $50, Ia peRalat of toTsVEae coaIstiss 1TOa1I
tOkich Il passes 59S since spkiea ara 90
kdus been added, zs1bs qoI0ks 1,oD1tLtion S14.99f
n 5rfn Of a4S EeF cent. .-. tE-II -5f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-04

Thsdsep rich Learn Of the pes is cuItTsted with such xor
deul facility that the fres the Eastern Middle Stats
moving to 4lneis ID sreat euubeFs Thesrea Of Illinois
s sheut equal 70 that Of Ead and the rich that
Il VIII support twenty n4ons q eeePe. s7,fs-- ts,
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the North, which holds a large amount OF South
ern State stocks the interest on which has hereo-
fore been made payable in New York. This inter
est will, for the present and until the recognition Of
the new Confederacy, be withheld from bond hold
ers of the free States In order that the discrim-
ination may be made between them and other
holders of bonds in England and the South it
has been suggested that the Conventions or Legis-
latures of the separate States authorize them to
call in all their coupon bonds and issue inscribed
bonds in their place. This would enable the State
Government to know at once who was the real
owner OF the bonds; and as no Northerner could
md proxy in the South it would hardly be
probable that they would receive any thing until
The CONCLUSION OF peace, unless, indeed, they could
negotiate their bonds through English bankers.
This would not be objected by the South, who de-
sires England TO have large interest in her pros
perity.
Such steps as these cannot fail to produce the
intended effect, and capitalists of the North will
socn learn how large an interest they really have
in the recognition of the Southern Confederacv
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TURKEY
PEACE MEETINGS.


AT ward meeting in Newark, N. j., severa
resolutions were offered, of which the following j:
the substance:
ResotUed, That we petition President Lincoln tc
recommend Congress to call Convention to have
our national troubles adjusted before our country
be further plunged in war, and to cease all hos.
tilites
LUzERNE, PA.
AT a Union demonstration of the Democracy OF
Luzerne, Pa, flag was raised, inscribed with the
motto, "Let there be peace.'
FAYETTE COUNTY, ILL.
Among the resolutions passed at Democratic
meeting OF the above county, we're the following:
ResotUed, That, as lovers of our countrvmep. we
do not feel willing to take up and she'd frater-
nal blood, unless our country is invaded.
hesotUed, That we will aid and assist the marty
now IN power to bring about speedy and peace
able settlement of our difficulties.
PEACE PETITION.
The Philadelphia Journal SAYS:
A ''peace petition" gotten up BY the oMammon
worshippers" in New York, is circulating secretly
In TINS locality. We did not believe anv one could
SO much humiiiate themselves to sign it. and vet
a number have done Is this not giving naid
and comfort to the enemy?"
The HARVEST IN VIRGININ--The haryestino of
the earlier wheat will generally commence in This
section this week; indeed, on some plantations has
ai ae's commenced. 80 TAR the crop has been
singuiariy free from crust" and from all we have
been able to learn should no accident befall it. the
crop promises to be the best that we have raised
ior several seasons. As cheap breadstufs in time
OF hostiiities are very desirable, the promise of
large crops will be hailed by all with qualification
and deiight.-Richmond Enquirer Of Thursday.
bARNUM IN WALL STREET.-Mr Barnum was in
all street Yesterday, in his anxiety for novelties
endeavoring to procure for his unrivaled show one
~ 'ug a., street capitalists, who, according to
the Herald, have entered into conspiracy to block
tie negotiations of the Government for money.
1t is said that Col. Hardee, author of Tactics.
has been appointed to the command of the spces
Beauregard. "' "4oei
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RESPECT FOR TIE Writ OF HABEAs CORPUS IN v1a-
eMdSIA.-According to the Richmond Dispatch one
W mm' X. Snow, who was arrested by order of Gen.
neaur egard, was taken on writ of ha5sas corpus
ra,a nuessay last before Judge Lyons and promptly
undas su de was subsequently arrested again
ba1.a. "n ofoer from Governor Letcher, when new
case f,os ~ was presented and allowed, and the
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on.n.; .N'. tSaAkL d Co. have lately executed a
I oany OF Photographic ikenesses of Pre.;dan,
arc o. 81. Jaws and General Beauregard. Tbev
a. IAp,tally printed, and reflect much credit ~
,nro u 'ne artists. They also have small mic.
'N'e ol Marshal Kane, admirably done.
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PARKER BRorHERs' LONDON CLUB SAUCE -Tbis
celebrated Sauce is fast srpersediu; all otbers From the
richness and deicacy of ITS favor, it has attained a
laly almost as great in this country as in Europe For
sale by all frst-el4ss grocers and By their aeeots
o3l-tf SO Wes. R.l,ia.
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officlAh REPORT tT THE YorE ON THE Rarrp1c.-
TloN OF THE ORDINANCE On SECESSION IN y1poI,I.
Governor Letcher has issued proelama,ion -
Claiming the aggregate vote og the State unon tho
Ordinance of Secession. By the returns a;ros
from nearly all the counties, with tb, execution nf
those in Northwestern Virginia, it aboears that
the aggregate vote was as follows: ~ . -
o fe'eo'on'' 20,S73-105s77
CONJEcTURAL MAJoRITlEs FOR AND
AGAINST SECESSION IN COUNTIES
NOT HEARD FROM:
Against secession. .,..,,,.,, II 1so
For secession'.'' 1884 1927
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YEDDo TEA-A delightful article part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FR0B JAPAN, lust receives and
tor sale By cRErN a vor ~
"'i'" eA W. Baltimore strast
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BROyHERLyIOyE

The Star Spangled Banner has for some time
been the tayorite hymn" 10 the North. and bunt-
ing has been extensively adopted as drapery for
affairs The New York clergy is not behind that
OF other free States, and Intolerance and abolition
ism, contagious epidemcs have not failed to infect,
the Empire State with their faint. In the New
FORK Theological Seminary most Of the Southern
ers have already left The few that remain find
their position dsagreeable that they will soon be
forced to quit. One of them who has lately left
there relates that before his departure from the
city he called upon DR.. Tying to bid him farewell.
Upon learning that he was from a slave State. of
which he had not before been aware DR.. Tynr
said: "Sir, had known you were soutberner
you never should have been invited to NV housa
as it Is, all that can do is to request Won r.
leave it" DIR. Tying, who, we regret to saw. is a
member of the Episcopal Church, has made him
self so notorious by his indecent diatribes that he
has called upon himself the meried censure OF all
moderate men. Vanity Fair has the following lit
tie hit at him.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-22

oAsE OF MR.. MERRYMAN.-The Baltimore
M dependent of the New York Herald, states that
week ~ ry%an will be brought to trial next
'''A' Where, and before whomg