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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-14

E10fe taking tenn puhying and enrOhinEA taklng
the Blood-restoring the sick, suffering Invalid to
HRAH,NH AND STRENGTH.
There Is so Mistake About Et.
II will cure Liver 1omplaRts, Dyspepsis, Diarr DySen.
terry Headache De reson Of Spirits, Fever and Inward
Fever Bad Breath disease OF the Lver Stomach Bow
els.
LADIES do you want the Bloom Of Health to mount 10
cur cheeks again 7-then 60 at snoe and get
HcL.ean9a StrenRt themina COrdfRf and Blood
PuFihier.
Delay not q momenh warranted TO give abstraction
viii any the Kidneys Womb, Bladder Faint
ng, DISTRACTED Mensruaon, Falling Of the Wormb, Barren
ness any arising from Chronic Nervous Debty
FOR CHILDRENe
Do you want youFdecGte scy puny Children, 70 be Healthy
Strong and Robust then give them McLEANs STRENGTH
KNIHG CORDIAL (ses the directions on each boe it 10 de-
ticious TO take.
tablespoonful taken every morning fasting sure
preventive against Ck and Fever Yellow Fever OhoeA or
any prevailing disease.
NJ CAUTION Beware Of Druggss or Dealers who may
y palm upon you Of Btters Sarsspara (Which
they buy chesp by saying it is just COED There are
BASE enough Z steal part OF my name H on8 tne
VILEdecOcsns Avoid such infamous PIRATES and tneii
vlAnous compounds Ask Dr. J. 81. McLeana Strength
sning Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing ese ens
snly remedy that will Purify BLOOD thorougny eno,
0rganiEson It is pat uP large Bottes-Sl per sote
DR.. J. H. McLE an, Sole Proprietor,
of Third and st. Louis. No
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-14
,DmRcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,

ache, &c.
TVNHERK has never oATHARTIo medicine offered t.
public, that has given such entire saHseon a. Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and can
the tender infant yet prompt and powerful In
removing all Bilious seceioRs Acid Impure Feted Matter
from the Stomach. In fact they the only Pills that IAono
used in malariOus dssE5icts.
They produce Gripping Sickness or Pain In ns ssen or
Bowels, though active and searching in their oPe~0
proonE healthy SeoretonS Of the Liver and Kidneys Who
viii sud from BiouHness Headache and Fou Stomach, when
% cheap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly on
hand single dose taken season, may prevent hours days
and months Of sickness for Dr. J. H McLeans UnIVer
AL Pills Take other Being coated they are tasteess f
only per box and be sent Sy mail to any part OF
ths United States.
J. n. MCLEAN, Sole PropretOr,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, NO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-14
REMIUM HARNEss
C.. L. HOWERTON.
Mos ana 10 Public Square. Nashville.
Harness Manufacturer.
PREmIUm HARNEss

0ACH and Buggy Harness Of sysry style and quality Kept
Y , constantly hand and Manufactured eFder Also,
Buggy Collars Kip and hog skin Collars, Brides Haer
and all ces Ads Harness MAnuactusTsalls Of the
best materials finest workmsnshp, ali Of which will be
bed cheap bought anywhere In the United Stat
To L. HOWERT0NS Harness has been awarded the a0h
Premium the Tenneses State Fair the Kentucky Stat
FAIR BOvng GreeB at the LmestoRs County Fair, Ashs
ma; Agricultural Society at Athens.
nzr306l-djan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-14

vnrrga LADY, of southern birth and edul
"a 1000 % osssh any q ths AEgiish brane
40 1stnsfion b Beecol or private fAniiys \
iss soat6 E0f fErtssr ial9EnAtisa Addre.s sr !
sy7.vse E.sGuAa. IQu.1', Easi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-14

VNHIs Is altogsheF new medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
and abstract method Of irrespective Of al the old aud
out systema published By accomplished qnacks to the safer
Ing Dr. Wright wall knowing the deception Pracsed the
unnihate felt bis duty at once to have this Elixir tested By
the whole Medical Faculty who, without dissenting
voice. have given in their adherence 70 Its perfect and undivided
control the whole physical when his frame has been
redRceJ when all other medicines the Pharmaco
pA have been tried in vain Leng thought Of patient
investigation, and nj dSspsraSdss determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and be OEe the Hxr to Su
tng humanity the only thing that cure the following
dsesses-nameyi
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbeoaity,
Determination Of Blood te the Had,
CONFUSED Ideas,
Hysteria,
General Irr
Rsstlessness and sIeepiessness st Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of AppeHss,
Dyspepsia,
EmsciStion,
Low Spirits,
Disqualification Of the Organs Of
Generation,
PzlptStion Of the Heart,
And, il fCt all the OOnOOaAntI Of and dsbtAea
state Of the GYstem.
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most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANU- Glory.

VIM. KNABE & CO., Nos ], 3, S and 7, Butaw street,
w Baltimore respectfully inform their Southern friends
enlarged their factory and prepared to
supply the great their pianos They unqueso
ably durable and contain all the latest Improvements
and for ave For sweetness and great
power tone agreeable touch, they unequaed.
Thaberg sAkoch and other great pAnss have used them
their have given certificates fer their superiority
Thsy last years. taken the first premiums
all competition all the different States where thsy have
exhibited year they ave prsnums
MontgonsTy Ala One for the best Southern piano. and
usfor the best against all composition.
fI pplE 81 ne aheVO celebrated Instruments will bsrS
esIVirg 81 }. a. MCCLURE,
JRays, 'ee-dkwIy Sale Agent, NASHVILLE.
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A $500 Magazine.
1900 Boxes Virginia Manufactured
Tobacco at Auction.

0NTHURsDAY the 18th day Of ssptembsr, will sell at
pubc auction, the city Of Nashville, at 10 O'clock A
NJ 1880 boxes Manufactured Virginia Tobacco, OF all Grades
ana styles in part IS foiloWsi
3ss boxes Ans beautiful bright Psuna-brandsd Ae0 Aa0
Is .Tc.s ane black Twists ls the POundbrAndsd Dia
% boxes in IL cases same style twist abOvs-brana'i
Black Sl0GB.
81 novss d.r< sweet pounds-branded Honey Noon.
az boxea dark sueet pounds-b-anded Unique.
@ small boxes in Of half pounds, dark sReet-branded
s ms boxes in 81 cases Of beautiful bright twists, IS to hs
pound-branded Jssosl Of Ophir
81 boxes extra hne bright-b-anded o. d. a
81 do extra-brandsd Golden SesptTs-
The above Tobacco, the property OF Nea hAnuiactarer
-, sbjDDed via this city New York for California and Aus
tslia bat was stopped Tennessee authority Tue owner A
concluded sell Il here rather than return %
il csea to IN sale from the variety onered al can supply
themselves. Il will be offered 10 9ts % suit ,
sep5dtd hANA-h' HnA41A' = ~
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To Carpenters.

IDS the Carpenters Work Of the NashVs T SpS Is
~ will be received from this date % ne lOn
bzr ah will paid for the work me PA An9
tons can be leen the Hardware store Of Macy
4. President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-14
Az q StimuIanI,

As a StimuIant
quite different from alcoholic preparatons 1t II not sub
reactions shape continues to exert its influences
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exIs for
Its presence
As a Female Medicine,
It il equally powerful and effective and restores the equilibrium
sooner and safer than all the other medicines which for
have flooded ths market and which only injurious in place
Of assisting renovng the constitution for very good
gnorEnt OF the Medical profession altogether.
No mIneraIsI
Dr. Wright thinks II we'll professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
parts Of the Ingredients Of bis Rejuvenang Exwel know
ing what ruin has been ened the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally to the debitsted, Dr. Wright would say, Never
despair No matter how down you may matter how
weak you matter what the may have beenforsak
at whatever has led you to depart from Hygenic principles
take his
RejuVenatInE ElixIr,
And you Will nd yourself man-a pride instead
the reverse, to friends, and healthy sound, and worthy
Aaember Of the human family
IL Price % per bottle three bottles for S5 and forward
ed BY mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold By all respectable druggists throughout the Omitted States
and Osnsdas The trade supplied at liberal discount
j. WRIGHT CO.,
p and Isl 0hartres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold In Nashville BY g. W. HsnderEhott, Berry DemovIe
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists Oc2S
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA 3
&WRRR
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTnR
THURSDAY, AY,-sEPTEmBER. Bth, Sc
PASSENGER Fraius en- The NaahVlls and ohEttan5oa Raj
will run &c fali0Ha-
GOING East.
Lssvs HashviIIs Al 5. IS \ And Zoe n


Leave ohattAnoogA a. 6.S8 A n And 9RO ~.
Arrive a NAIhFills q J. % n Ahd 4O0P n
GEyHE TFAlns lsAvlng Nashville Et SIS oonnscs =
trace with shelbyTills BFAneh, at faAhOmA With NJ
Vile and Manchester Railroad And at Dechend with wine
snd Alabama RallrcAA, C0Eza with ssWAnes Raaroas
Al Chat tanO0ga with Western and Atlantic Railroad.
The Trains leaving NasnVils e. 800 d, Sonnecn .
trace With shelbyvills BEzash, ct Stevenson win hsnp
Charleston Railroad and ~ chattanooga with last Ten
Geo. and Western Gnd Atlantic RAIrosis-
Through Teksta 20 hs olloNtng points, Aad q Prlces
3D. Be had Il al hOEfs, AppsAfoh 70 ne Ticket
a. Oncs, st peD0tf
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TwNO EXCHANGE twenty Of Woodland In the vicinity
of Nashgiilis for city property or Negroes APplyt 70
=. r. BAY,
..-+ "a state Capital
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PresbYteFY OF Nashville.
TuVuE Prsysry Of Nashville will meet ssPtsmhr sOth, In
nsUbsrsT viii leave Nashville on the ~ P NJ Train, Thurs
cay !y.Ds.StTkwIw sSSt1nk Jw. HoYTE, STATED Clerk.
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RI u. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
mENT.
chest External tn the world for Man or


TUNHOUsANDs Il human beings have been saved lie Of de
erspitude usery by the Of this nvsluAbb LHi'
snt Ii will relieVs PAIN almost instantanesusy, and
" cleanse purify heal the fouest SORE IN an lnereoe
short tine McLEAE's VOLCANIC OIL LIN1MENT will re-
Ava t most pyeterats RheHmSSm, 9Out or Neu-
raRia Fer Paralysis Contracted Muscles Stiffness or weak
usS IN the Joints, Muscl Lgsments, VIII never iSll
Two Applications will cure Throat, Headache or EAraee
FOR Burns or Scalds any Psia is an IntGlole hene
Try it. and you will ind indi Pensble reey AeP II
always hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS, one having charge OF horS
Il, Seedy and infalIibe cure Calls sprans, ohsfes,
ssir LSmepss sveeny Sores Wounds, Scratches,
sTtsrnaI divsNse TRY it, snd you will be convinced.
Dr. J. q. McLsAN Sole ProPristor1
Saint Louis, Mo-
W.t. - pvorrs.ors pvoes BY Berry DemoVle and e..
W. Hsn6erHhott nai-So-t"0"AS
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SAsHvILLE. (EDGEFIELD) AND KNTUCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
FEELING IN THE STATE OF NETWORK.

ttpbCHN oiohudsb oPth -, AO'i'
The war excitement in this city is intense. Yester-
day, Sunday was one Of the most busy days the city
has ever seen. A company under command Of Capt.
Baker, also an Irish company, under Capt. Garigsp,
were enrolled, and the papers forwarded TO Albany
The Irish company marched from the Catholic Church
after the services in body to the Armoy aud enrolled
their names Enlistments still g ing on rapidly
Charles Richardson, of the late Judge Richardson
of this city, who has served commissioned officer In
the Navy, offers his services TO the Government.
WESTMINSTER Co.-The sons of Westchester, the
old battle ground of rs to 80 in Revolutionary times,
are still true to their national instincts AT Pleasant
vile, in the town of Mount Pleasant the citizens have
raised the national flag, and now enrolling voun-
eers for the defense Of the Government The clergy
man in this place last Sunday, in the course OF IN
remarks during service said that every man who dis
not stand for the defense Of his country ought to leave
it. There were Just two in the congregation who
seemed 10 think he had personal reference to them
selves They were quite Indignant and threatened &c
withdraw their support from their faithful minister
II notable that they were both Buffalo Platform men
i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
FORT McHENRY AND BALTIMORE.
HARRIsRuRG. Monday. Apri

HARRISBURG, Monday, April y, 1901.
II is stated by officers of the army, who arrived on
Sunday evening from Baltimore that the guns at Fort
Mcenry were turned toward Baltimore but there had
been no firing yet.
An officer of the House Of Representatives Of Penn
sylvana, who returned tonight says besaw on Satur-
day in Baltimore twelve brass feld-peees parade the
streets and troops of horse and regiment Of in
fanty; the latter seemed to be composed of merchants
clerks Baltimore threatening the fort with artil.
lery on the ncighboring Nights.
a rumor was prevalent in Baltimore on Sunday that
the NewYork 9TH and Massachusetts 9Th Regiment
reached Annapolis that morning in safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
ADVENTURES OF A SPECIAL MESSENGER

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April -, leol
The Hon. Morrow Lowry, special messenger from
Washington gives the following, his first experience
in the war Of races:
Left Erie Pa, midnight Of Thursday and came to
Harrisburg. After au interview with Gov. Curtin,
proceeded to Baltimore. old not witness the fight,
but did the scenes which followed. History VIII
record H. that the Massachusetts, troops, more
than hundred Of their men We're leveled Win oIcAs
aud their arms wresod from them, DID not IRE uhtl
commanded by the Mayor of Baltimore photographed
Gov Curtin the state of things IN Baltimore ana that
no troops must come through on the railroads.
~ took the cars at o'clock on Saturday morning
for WASHINGTON. I communicated personally to
Secretary Camsron, Gen. Scott, and the President,
what had happened. They were not prepared for such
intelligence. a Cabinet meeting was instantly called
told the President that Gov. Hicks in the hands
OF the mob that the bridges all the roads leaing
into Baltimore were destroyed by fire, and that every
man was armed. / received communication from
Secretary Cameron to Gen. Patterson and left on the
3 . clock tram"
lie is careful lest he should implcate those who
have not the power of escaping from Maryland. lie
went through Baltimore, and proceeded North. lie
was in communicating distance with Fort Mellenry.
81 staid at a farmhouse in the neighborhood.
was satisfied there was safety in leaving during the
night, left on horseback at three in the morning,
and rode seven miles went TO house, the inmat9
of which eight mem were armed TO the teeth. knew
they we're Union men. | remained two hours, am
proceeded with the horse The rig in the North weul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
VARIOUS ITEMS ABOUT THE WAR.

BiGsLow MONUMENT IN WORCESTER, MAss'--o.
the 10Th inst, the day Of the Battle Of Baltimore, ana
the anniversary of the Battle of Lexington while men
of Massachusetts were baptizing with hood new wI
for independence, their brethren at home weie eresS
ing a monument At Worcester in commemoranon OF 'os
frs, blow struck at Lexington in i75, in the Old "''
Before noon on that day express arrived "oree'
ter with news of the fight at Lexington, and s70"
time the Minute-Men of tie town We're on The 1Ieen'
ready to march under command Of Col Timothy bise'
low. The monument erected on Thursday last VII.
approprste ceremonies was put up the e&penss OF
Lis grandson, Col T. Bigelow Lawrence. Speeches
on the occasion were made BY Mayor Davis, Col
Lawrence. ex.Gov. Lincoln, and others.
The Bosps OF THE CosrEDERArE SrArr''-C
ict.Attoruey Smith has taken measures 70 at
julius Brill, of No. $50 Broadway, for sngsvnsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
CONDITION OF BALTIMORE.

Mayor Alberger of Buffalo who has been spending
some months in Baltimore, where bis relations reside
arrived in this city on Monday morning He leh Batt
more on Q canal.boat. Six gentlemen Who chartered
enabost there Friday for $780, also arrived ~ the
Astor House on Monday. They report the condition d
the city as most fearful Armed mobs parade the stree
compelling all persons to unite with them In impreca-
tions against the North the Government andthe Union.
The principal streets are all barricaded, and many
of the houses furnished with shutters, In which
'loopholes arc cut for the purpose Of pouring .
deadly fire on any troops that might sttemps 70
march through the city. Mr.. Alberger, who had
just risen from a sick bed, was surrounded BY .
dozen half.drunken piiaans at the Eutaw House
before he left who endesvored BY abusive language 70
prsvoks word Of reply from him. intending, no doubt,
to shoot him on the spot had he afforded them pre-
text. He could not procure . revolver In the city,
every store having been empsd Of arms by the mob.
A prominent citizen, who was known az Union man,
was compelled to leave the city at six hours notice. TAX
ing with him family of eight children Its believes
that no Northern mans life viii be worth an hours
purchase there, when the next gun is fred in the wS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

be curiosity. I was met and stopped frequently u
let off on protesting to be Minister Of the Gospel
got near Havre de Grace at o'clock Sunday. foun
four men fleeing for their ivesone respectable nsr.
found the operator communicating with Philadelphia
itelegmphed the President Of the road my mission.
lie replied that special train would be sent imms-
aiateiy took measures to get strangers over from
the other SIDE The train arrived and conveyed 10 10
Wilmington. came through, and had an Interview
with Gen. Patterson. Many incidents occurred which
1t would not be proper to communicate now. losA
my cane and spectaclss."
Mr.. Lowry says the Government win be sustained:
that Secretary Cameron puts the right man in The ght
place, and that tho Cabinet host. He THINKS thss
Virginia and Maryland will become common gave
yard; that the poor, mean men and the Chivaly win
occupy common grave.
He experienced no personal injury but was greatly
fatigued BY the hardsbips encountered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
TIE BRIDGES TO BE REPAIRED.
HARRISBURG, Monday, April -, /,

HARRISBURG, Monday, April -, 1861.
One hundred and fifty carpenters, protected by de-
tachments ofDepnsylvana troops have been dispatched
to repair the bridges Of the Northern Central Railroad
800 regulars have been dispatched to Cockeysvie Nd
to hold that position. regiment of Pennsyvanans
and the Rhode leland Marine Battery proceed this
morning in the same direction. Cockeywille is only
fifteen miles from Baltimore, aud II the army lie as
sailed, Fort McHenry can act In concert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
THE WORK OF THE MOB-DESTRUCTION
OF BkIDGES

From tho Philsdelphis Press Of Monday morning.
BURNING OF THE BRIDGES BETWEEN PHILADEL-
PIIIA AND BALTIMORE.
The reports which reached Philadelphia on Saturday
of the burning Of the bridges the line Of the Phi-
depbia Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad, be-
tween Hayp Do Grace spd Baltimore, caused an IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
MORE BRIDGE TROUBLE.

WEsTcHEsTER, Pa. April q, 1861.
A messenger has reached here with paper signed
by sixteen men of the neighborhood stating that the
bridge at Conowingo over the Susquebanna, has been
taken possession of by six hundred men, by order Of
Gov Hicks, and IL Is feared that il may be burned to
night. The appeal is made for aid to sustain the peo-
nla in TIA defense.
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new Government and NEIL women and children OF all
grades and eoors think talk and act in regard 10 moth
ing else.
WILD RUMORS IN PHILADELPHIA.
The following news was received by The PhIa-
delpaia Enquirer Iartly by the cars and part Of the
distance by telegraph
INFLAMMATORY REPORTS.
BALTIMORE April 2l.-The city hss ben Intensely
excited by the report that there are I'D 90 toops At
Cockey sville marching 10 Washington through B'lt-
more. The ringleaders in the last not are bury -
work inasmug the minds and arousiny the passions Of
the people. 49, -,
Things here are in terrible condition. The mob 10
ready Tor anything and threats made Of killing
Lineolns ofReeholder, and burning out the UIien
men. Prominent amorg the ringlesders, are Marshal
in the Custom House; Samuel MeElwee, also in the
Custom House; George kunck, Thos. Goodrich
and Wash. Goodrich. The Union men are praying
for help from the North. force OF hve thousand
men sent 10 the help of the Union men, and who would
overcome the police, would be enough to hold Baiti-
more and command Maryland.
TROOPS AT ANNAPOLIS.
The steamer Maryland landed Der troops safely -
Annapolis last right.
The track was being torn up on the Annapolis branch
to prevent their transportation by that means to Wash
ington.
TIE BALTIMORE ARRAY.
Information has been received here to-day from Nor
folk that the news of the ARRAY at Baltimore, much ex.
sggeraed, had reached there and created intense ex-
element, both in Norfolk and the country round.
universal feeling was expressed TO resist Northern
invasion.
GOVERNMENT VESSELS scUTTLED.
Tie steamer Louisiana arrived at Baltimore from
Norfolk this Sunday morning, and brings intelligence
that the Federal officers destroying all the United
Stses property At the NavyYard and that the United
States steamers Germantown, Merruiac, and other
United States vessels had been scued and sunk by
der of the United States Government.
MAYNARD BURNED.
The Navy-Yard was to be burned last night, II NOS
prevented by the State authorities.
THE BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Rail
road was open and in running order to-day between
Piiladelphis and Havre de Grace The southern enc
OF the he however is partially destroyed and entire"
~ in the hands OF the rebels.
up to midnight the telegraph lines south Of vii.
miDgton had not yet been repaired and direct COM
municaiion has been had with Baltimore or Washing
ton since Saturday night at 10 clock, when the Des
suddenly ceased to operated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
EXCITEMENT IN SAVANNAH.

A gentleman Of this city, who returned on Saturday
from short visit to Savannah, informs us that the exc
element there is most intense and reaches every class
of the community. Ladies' he says are engaged night
and day in making cartridges, clothing, &C., for the
army, aud in soliciting subscriptions Of money, &c.
Thenegroes, too, are not behind In enthusiasm and
being impressed with the belief that our Government
seeks their destruction, work with will. In short,
the whole city intensely excited and patriotic TO the
new Government, and men women and children Of all
grades and eolor think talk and act in regard to noh>
ing else.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16

MATTERS AT THE SotTH.-A Washington
dispatch to the New York World, of July LIST,
says:
A gentleman Just arrived here from New Or
leans states that he heard there just before
leaving, and at points along the route, that the
rebel government had abandoned the idea If
siderable portion Of the force stationed there,
and despatched them to Richmond He sa, S
further, that some apprehenSions were enter
tanned at New Orleans of landing large for, c
of Union troops in the vicinity OF that city. Ac-
cordingly preparations were being made for
erecting proper means Of defense. The infor-
nation, he says, was communicated to them by
gentleman who arrived from Washington, and
heard it from Gen. Scott.