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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
NASHVILLE. TENN. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER

FfNais Is altogether medicines the result Of modern
discoveries in tbs vegetable kingdom, being an entirely
new End abaot method Of irrespective Of and
worn out systems published by accomplished quacks szer-
Ing Dr. Wright Well knowing the deception prsesed upon the
manifested eitt his duty at once to have this Elixir tested ~
the whole Medical Racultf who, without dissenting
vsce, have in their adhence perfect undivided
control the whols physical when his frame has been
redvca and when all ether medicines the Pharmaco
Pa have been tired in vain Long thought Of patient
investigation and MI dsspeTadgR determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he offers the Elixir
fng humanity the onJ thing that cure toe following
diseaseS-namelyI -- ,--- JED - : :
General Debility, ~ s--- -e--
Mental and Physical Depression, u --
~ Irshecslity,
Dsseennason Of Blood Il tie LEAD,
CONFUSED Idess,
RyIters, r
General IrT
RsStlssJnsSs and sleeplessness at Night,
Abssnce CT Vascular zhicsncy,
Loss Of Appetite,
DysPepsis,
Ens5istioR,
Low Spirits,
D.rOrganiEston Of ths Organs Of
Generation,
Pslpitation Of the Heart,
Ard fact, sill TIA coneoltsrts Of debtad
.ga Z fha uv1teyr
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IateIesilag Corresponarnee..


tas ioaioNlng interesting eorrespoadence hiss re-
Gently tra1spired between Ms A. Mama CyooT5y,,,
Of Greensyille, Va. sn5 Co., Rv,rRro,an. - -
SEF.ENBER Il, lSCI.-Gsn Bs1uregordl, Being IN
aeens .cmed to cur chilly atmosphere, and fearing
eola PeatLer VIII ind yGu regardless Of SELF per-
ne 20 nave the pleasure and honor Of eOntrhut-
ing q slaAu GUT towards your protection in camp
is piece Of wor, of seversl vssrS r,sl.ns hsv;n
assigeu IL Tor my venrsble relative Bishop Meade
v ihia We VIII enjoy The luxury Of hOms frssids
u's winter, L may bedenIed the commanding (sen-
eral pf the Potomac
The other little Gifts lvo,, win a,a ,var,a- ana
more durable than Won eonld nurohass. Nav IN
God Of battles lay around Won fbs am, Of bis mo-
Iectiqn ana crown al your Efforts with suceess.
1 an, most respectfully,
Mrs A. H. G., Of Greenwood
GreensEille, Va.
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,DmRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
RsK Liver Complaints BsIiousness Head
&c.

FoE LIFeE Nu1u pIttisfL8 EaAlII uaIttss AAeAu"
ache, axe.
TEyaLRE never been OATHARTIC medicine offered to
the public, that kEs given saca entire Eatisscon No
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLg.
Esag entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
Be KGn b TIE most tender infant yet prompt and powerful in
removing al Billions secretoss Acid Impure, Feted Matter
a the Stomach. In fact they Tie only pills tsst skoald
Be Ese5 II mElarious destriots
fhey produce Dripping, Sickness Pain IN tbs Stomach
ROWs Though very seve ard searching In their operation
Eromong healthy cretionr q the Liver and Kidneys Who
will suE from Bousnes Headache and Foul Stomach when
esezp rsIHy be Obtained Keep them constantly
hand single taken sesoa prevent houTs, dSys
Er5 onh q soz.ss Ask FOR Or. J, II. McLeans Unver
tEl Ps Take other Being coated they tsseSs Prizes
coy Is ser cox AID By mail 10 any part Of
gls URsd States.
J. B. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Co-nss OF Thir1 SD Pine streets, st. Louis, Mo,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

s-sie t0Ail stera purifying and enrchirg' '~f'aHo'
Eas sIoOd-rsssorinp the aiet, entering invalid to
HEAEs n AMI STRENGTH
There is $40 SsfSf2 ke About &c.
II viii cure Liver sou aiz Dyspepsia, Diarrhoa Dyses.
tsy Hsaohe. De nof spiTi Fever AID Ague Inward
Fever Bsd Breath any es o. AVer Ssonseh or Bow
els
LADIES 90 you zart the Floaz OF Health 70 zount
eur ckssks again 7-shea go ~ s-1- "a get
HcLcS1sE Streng CHiag Cordial and RflcOd
GARNER
Delay not r1unsnn II warranted to gIs satsfsctsoE.
will disease Of tie EileyS Womb Bladder; Faint
Obsracd &erdruation, FALLING Of the WorTnba BArren
szy dsesss srpg eul ptronie keroaz Debility
e an Infsihla Rsneiy
%NsGsft- CysE1z-E@&sSsN. ,.t.
% you tyoureas, sT prBy Children to be Healthy
stFOog and Robust then give hem AelBAhS STRENGTH.
GNIhG CORDIAL zee tie deSols each bete) 1t Is de-
ucsous to take.
One table spoonf every morning fasting, is sure
preventive sgsns Ok md Fever YeoH Fever Oholers or
any prevailing disease.
CAUTION beware OF prugsss or Dealers who Flsy
y 70 palm upon you 5stle Of Bers sarsapara (which
they by chesp BY saying Is ust good There ara
BAsE eneagh pSrt Of my pane e dub hei
VILE decoconE Avoid s1ck Infamous PIRATES and their
SIlanoes cGnpcands ASK Dr. J, II. AcLeaus sTengt
sning Cordial Purifier Take nothing else II is the
sply remedy tst will Parity your Blood thoroughy and 81
TIE time, STRENGTHEN sad INYIGoRATE The whole
organization. Il & pat upin large 8OtesSl per bottle, OF
DR. J: H. McLB4E Sole Proprietor,
0crn.r Of Third snd Pine streets, st. Louis, Hn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
a SINGULAR .STArEMEAT.-The BristOl (EagIsud)
Post publishes the following

Staying in the same hotel in birmingham are
representative Of the Federal and Confejerate Gov
er1msnts OF America, their business in the city Of
su1Jke" being the purchase Of mRninOns Of war.
The two gentlemen 60 On from day to day ordering
and experimenting the disPatching Of guns, cannon,
aUjl other deadly implements, and at the same time
arb on intimate and friendly terms. IN faer, they
dine together, smoke together, and DO brandy
smash" IN agreeable comPaniOnship.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
AN AMERICAS 4BRoAD

is nowadays by no means an enviable creature.
If his sympathy be enlisted either side Of the
present contest, his anxiety must be considerable
but if he be one who has been taught to love ana
reverence the Union, and to consider IL absolute
~ necessary to the existence of his f1therland
his condition is still worse. Nsn, we are told
made 10 mourn, bus he was also made 20
fight, and never eOss an American feel SO belii-
gerent now, when, travelling in EurOpe ne
becomes the subject Of self-coulplacent sympa-
thy. sIts very deplorable, but il was unavoida. 4
bic, and have expected it all along" said Ger
man tome yesterday " Yoila "a grande Rspulliq,s!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
nom tie Nas1Bme Christian lI5Ocats.

Ar. Williams has male hook which should like 70 have
reich Europe be translated into their languages
do it, work Snd correcting PuOlc ObinoD,
which the Erg h and Northern press have pslod d the
TEerelder should bear in mild that ttese letters
writ in OOnautnOp though ppbsledi1 Nashville.
the writ urtey dcte many events that
prei, the Of the manuscript eref but
confde.Ce ia his Fpeculaions fuoded in trBe
philosophy His calm thoughtful his horizon clear
The partisan in the His position
abroad fordd opportunities Possefsed BY but
Bis G low for acq1ng insight into The
opinions and feir and ge-eral pubc sentiment Of
Europe" -
NOTICE TO FOUNDERS,
FAVE 5000 Bus1sls so Pitts urg Coke for sac, which
giu sell in ,srge sl1GI qa2nes q suit purchasers
WM DEWS. Agent,
Opposite FIsnens Hall, No % College strsst.
-rra9c-dfl
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BIB. EzcEEAN,s VOLCANIC GIL LINZ
WENT.
sesG External In tho World for Man or
EGREt.

TByHoUsANps Il sunsn beings have besa saved life q de-
creptude ana misery, ~ the 0! this invs.usss Ln
ment. Il will rseEs PAIN almost instsn tGneeGsly, and
gill cleanse purity and heal the fonlest SORE in an incredible
ahort tine hcLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT will
sVs the inFerGts Of RheuuAs, Gout OF Neu-
rSG For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles, Stiffness or Weak
the Joints, E1Sc Lgsments, Il will fail,
Two applications viii Sore Throat Headache Earsehe
Burns Ssslds any Pain IEtlible Remedy
TYy IT, and viii ed il md Psnsble TeEcedy Keep
Always had. ...-
PLANTERS, FARSERs, CT sny having chsrgs Of horss
vii save usonsy by using NcLesns Volcanic Oil Lineat. II
"a speedy ard l3zlble for Calls, SprSins, Cha
Swelling Lar sas ayeeny Sores, Wounds Scratches
tgsszusi diseSss. Try K, ard you vii be convinced
DE-, J. z. MCLEAN, Sole PropristoT,
Saint LoUis, Mo-
Es5 Io At P.oUrsors pEicE hy 6srTy Dem0yills and G.
~ Hen5syShctt. mAE-9d-tW&Wiy
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NUMBER rs

exclaimed in snss,;,,. 60, - -
- - e.e pace OF the Car OF Moscow 4Thers's
5Jur pVssl civilization brothers cutting each
experiment, but nss,. sl1 : -. n-9
neR;ly succeed y evcls;-5 !. nSuiu ---
though msiorit, ~ 49, ~ 80. ala -
i;l"5 :. win the NORTH still vast number are
spose % sneer and eavl The prestige Of the
sss aeroad IS fearfully shaken and the
it I'd the Union he 49, - NJ e1so y Ies.-ro
arms and energy ne vii - 49, ~ f2ssss-
and the Americar abrosI III 5useu - uSlo.s $3.50
OF his country; but till The war is over. Gre
r. other he viii be disposed to shrink into his
s9ell ke turtle, and must Try very hard to keep
job eOuforters whom Ls = -. - - -
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$50 Reward.
WIZ give no a5oTe rsNiTa % u aPlI1ls
]. ery . ne Of

$50 seward.
WILL give tho Above reward f5 TIE apprahsnson and dsy
ery me Of
ANDER SON,
ken out Of he State Or IS taken up and secured % that
an sst him IL ay have left here with soHs of the Regi.
mISnts may still b bout town
s3escriptiOn.
asvih sasr close hair large and prominent TIPS, aas set Of
tstn rather slow spoken has aght the oack 81 the
nick the ct az siter weighs about 10 lbs, b as1t feet 10
ircses hisa and is II CT y years old
s-p3d6 3 LA"kANCA-
/. FEW select day toardsrs and two slall hniiiss
IA will De res-ivei IA = ui1s pri ate residences
X ference given sni rsIuirsf address
sg1tI6-dIS R.M A., Post UHise, or this oGcs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

EwyTIRRFss, here vas c9-Eiitsd 70 the isD
~ eou1tv. "a he 5.h day Of October, $780,
4 1er.a Save ~ he name or Biiii ard WEers
dpysared 20 dtma nd and prove sway sam STAY
H. virtue o. authurity in ne vested BY az
ley OF 0uvembsr us1t, expose 70 puoiie
court Hauss door 10 GtllatiD, aid slave
| bill Is likely AID about- Jears Old
- - q. "a
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CIoemy Future for Englaud.

Ms A. 4. G., Of Greenwood, Hiekaford Post
0it,. Greensyille county, Va.
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Gss gzssbiIls aman xas 8ngItan

Daily IS; rrr-w.ssry S; weekly s..
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Rold NsEhvlle by HsndeTsnott Berry DeuoVillA
wing PeDdleton, Sud all responsible dIuggistE oo2S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

CoUNTRY JEANS, LINsEY, AND WOOL STOCK DEPOT.
~ Fer purchase And sale at
R1V3-E BENZ SHIELDS 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

THr jury in the great (and longl breach
of promise easefAt Hartford, of Mrst Gym
thia P. olapp vs.. j. W. Prosser, have re-
turded verdict for the plaintiff, awarding
$1,000 damages aud eosts. The defend
aut was a wealthy faEmersof Bloomfield,
Coan., twice wideRer and oyes sixty
years of age. He pretended the closest
possible intimacy with the plaintiff, a fas-
einating widow of Hartford, but denied
giving her any promise d natfimony. She
sued for S25, 900 damages, but has gained
about enough to pay her Lawyers, and has
her reputation LEM ~ l.tl. u u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

A. - n y ~
The new oath taken by the Mayor of
Alexandria, Va, the other day, is that en-
acted and taken at Wheeling, ]. is asfol-
lows. ld f7tf i!,g4 aaiiiN 5a1l
z II do solemnly swear that will support
the Constitution Of the United States, and
the laws made in pursuance thereof, as the
supreme law OF the land, anything in the
Constitution and laws ofathe sState of Vir-
GINA, or in the ordinances of the Conven-
lion which assembledat Richmond on the
18th OF February, 1861. to the contrary
notwithstanding; aud that will uphold
aud defend the government Of Virginia as
vindicated and restoEed by the Convention
which assembled ut Wheeling on the l 18th
day of June, 1861. And ! further swear
that Twill faithfully execute the Office of
Mayor of this city to the best Of my abili-
ty, SO help me God W ,gi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

or The Bestep Boot had She's Market
the Reporter ssyt . fair amepnt Of basl.
nsssl. delas, large quantities Of army
gabab arc constantly going forward aud
contractors are gsumbllns fer their pay.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

TaH slsighibe Il sald TO be excellent In
the Northern part Of New f'nsiand. The
snow Is level, and AneAg the moanlAlns Il
Is deep enough for winter work in the
wood.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29


In the opinion of your committee no Sys.
tenn of GoperDWeat eda afford permanent aud
efeetuat security to life, liberty aud property,
t0hieh rests on the. basis Of unlimited suffrage
aud the election of officers of every de-
partment of the government by the direct
vote of the people. The teudancy of such
a system is TO demoralize the masses; to en-
courage the habit of Office seeking; 10 f0s-
tercoFruption at the polls, and % place
unworthy and incompetent men In posi-
tons Of trust and responsibility. These,
however are the vital principles of the So
cial, organization of the North, and as be-
fore stated, their bitter fruits are already
in course of rapid development
E In the Southern States more eonserva-
tive and rational principles still prevail
This Is due mainly to the Institution Of
slavery, which constitutes partial restrfc-
ton on the right Of suffrage. In the
North, men of every class and conditioned
life are entitled to vote. In the South, all
who are in a condition Of servitude are
necessarily excluded from the exercise of
political privileges, and the power of the
conntry is welded by the more Intelligent
classes, who have Appointment interest IN
the well being of society. .ifl % ~
Slavery also constitutes GR e6ectrdl barrier
Ggdinst that tendency to GEltdgoRism between
labor aud capital tDhseh ezists IN The North.
There, capital the casual employer Of la
Dor, and is interesting in diminishing its
wages. Here, capital il the owner of La.
Dor, and naturally socks TO enhance its re-
wards. t6 .iUJi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

GIN. HA1LEoK knows how 70 make a
short speech. Being serehaded last week
in ST. Louis, he spoke thus ;-"I thank
you for tho eomplimentof this serenade,
appear before you as stranger, aud uu-
der orders from the Government. am
sent here 70 restore peace and quiet 70
your city, and to drive every hostile flag
out of your State, aud by your assistance,
L eiu DO IT, e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

BIZ the Southern papers savannah is O..
peclally pointed a. as city where the
panic caused by our great hsst has been
general, whole netghborhoods having been
desefted and railway trains for thsiintsrior
thtonsed, So { Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

The N. Y. Sunday 7Smes says Wallstreet
came rather d sharp game on Secretary
Chase in the negotiations for the last $50
100000 The agreement was that they
should taxed per eent. bonds at price
that would realize SAen Z PER cent, on The
equivalent. This Was figured up by the
Secretary at e04, when, in tact. sTl is all
that he viii receive, the bankers thus ma
king 100000 through NJ. ohase's mad
vertanbe. Itwould take the lightaing cal
culatOr, ora brokers' clerk, 70 End his way
through the labyrinthian mazes of our be-
wiIderfng per cents, and though Western
LAWYERS and politiaps are trained % shrewd-
mess, they are notqHite up to the Pracieed
keenness TO call it no harder namel OF
Wall street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29
YREE scnooLs pEaouNcEp.

This tendency to conflict between la
Dor and capital has already manifested it
self in many forms, comparatively harm
less, it is true, but nevertheless clearly IN
dicatiye Of spirit d IieeHliouSlsSs which
must, in tie end, ripen into agrarianism.
II may be sea; IN the system of free schools,
by which the children Of. the poor are edu-
Gated ut the expense of the richi in the
various forms Of exemption and home
stead bills In the popular cry Of "lands
for the and h0ms snd f0F the
munism lin the habituaI disregard of the
ordinances of religion and of the institu-
ton of matrimony and more distinctly
in the form of abolifionism.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

And folIoW II to Ue1th Or Itenes
-77.-z-7-7= s -; -
GHy 21s stats Or es' 2Pttto'.
PEOPLE cf1aag see, eAoeseto Ptaestae'assssss
q df1gy ssaass tas 9eRes'1'.s't 2, ~. "
0nssT an ler t'gtg y te ssrst y "a ts'
Gese55.et y Hs ter Gs 9. SastseT
sssl AaesI q ! 5ose,sl'aeat Or hloi=''asnee=
Ole, 9saeEh feGPGote'e q fHlalf'tGa1la.g Hs ee-
pAet4a'sg az ge'ss'. e. eta ...tes 8
tsst'bissi bsle'.g q g s.'Esz'9l's, 4sosf
s an g. % os atag9'e 40 o. z gllt '
sl'sb eqfrse ~ iltflasle'lsr ~ tee sp.stssg o
blood. z n Mod 9 q e g sP.ssI q @A0's
faux . e o 9e spttt1 Upon te eetpesatsleoa'
glaiatgia e IN bs de talsEk 81 LAess SAo
etooss q rstse ne 't''aas'a q atsis''' e az,
Asassses % Prostrats Etts Government A tll.l
sghsn thaf . s'oAs, % y. to"g Ss u fsss.:'
Godto Gps q Aeotee q szpss's my sam q.
seHts, q qrp, Seak , Gld sJssetssa a,e g y :.
Iiats ~ age t'Iot, e0'es ,e''a sAe. am W.
Be on he stds gtsy county, Jor tse safElseT1
-. sSiEl ps,ll !, oftks INion. TSpeeeh
ofHsnSfy Clay, August LIST, 1880.
if-f-f-a+-e-- { Il z !.
Ths sE FIRST 9sl. NAM. 90
For The first time in our history IS q
State, yesterday was observed as day Of
ThanksgiEing GOV. Peirpoint was the
FIRST Of an our long line Of Governors 70
proclaim lis obseEEanos. Strange that it
sHoHld have been so=zbut e y even true
What has been'a beautiful and approved
custom In other States, has been esteemed
a, little else than q heather rite IN our
State. Our Fioyds, Wises, Johnsons'
smiths, Isetebers, have turned mp their
n6Sd5kt the bare idea Of uniting with New
BbeIihd in Thanksgiving. Like strait
laced gentlemen of the faculty, they had
rather die By the system of the school
thar, get well outside oft Our quoudam
GoYernors would rather iforego all the
smiles Of Providence than kueSl with
the iPutllans. SoE they have indica-
tad, and SOL WEI presume, they have
felt. But d change has come, and
1t marks an era in sonr civilization, IL
not In our ianization. Even the pa
gan lRomAus and Greciaus had frequent
lion IS,ti, stbeu. papaps al thsys:were.-
Thsy hsiisysd thst there wa 4 Power some.
49, & aains lind ioysE tbem5 that raled
-. 80 s,ss.s thatr ds.t5,v and ~ wbie6
vbisb "a
- - t6-1,oI
P.s.'s ;. ,Iel
tsIs Z. y .ts ~. &, 81. ,,oss ,i,ss aud
~ =. Al pista,lvf tsssbs. ne tbat
t5nIs.s r,s;t,io5s tl,at M ost statsdly observed
49,. 800 ,,ass ;,.t q gssb more
s 49, Sas ~ he arts snS sstsSssss It
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

Lie for the bully boy gave nary weep,
Knowing full we'll that he'd his promise keep,
And make her his little wife, 50 this was hor song
@Bully boyl bully boyi 90 right nlonsiD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

PRaarioB, Of the fDouisvilIe Journal is
IN washihgton to obtain the release Of ek-
Governor. ,Morehead, State prisoner ht
Fort Warren, The sympathies Of Mr..
Prentice have been enlisted by the reports
Of the insanity OF Gov. Morehsad's wife.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

ood Euurd Our Gag. and keep Saeh star
Pr stripe - 6Elgiit a. now they wave
stfIImaks Il lad plr rAnil In war,
gtflI Aoat Gb0Fo oaet pEfEiot's grave
DSEfh 70 the traitor that would dare
T0trnfI Il thT1aFh The dust q. nliAlle.
An honest hearts Ii lot TiillhAtq
And SolIoE II 70 Death Or fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

Mrs.tetf. Davis brought a nov occupant
into the Prelidents mansion in Richmond
on theinight Of the 10th inst. Both were
doing wen NJ last accounts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

GalIy the bully boy smoked his cigar,
As no RRs hardening on to the NlE5
Singing ITO Seeesh land thither ! got
RebuslSY roknsls, fight all you know"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

b. .
sTFHE Riehmend papers are crying out
against the dsspoitsm TO which old vIr-
rlpia ls subjected by the rebel army.
They complain that the farmers hte 30
srisvously oppressed ~ the impresspSnt
Of theis tsafns and nsgsoes, that the cult.
walton Il iii. sacred soil b terribly me-
elected that che. wheat crop In many
counties has ,dImInilhSd ipRssthltd They
Sas that the inSolenea Of the government
agents l. laSdassabis, and thnt u tbs "a.
ten eonanust, q win bring the ,rsbsl goy.
srnmsnt Into saeA dstestetiaa, that the
agsaa Of stA6 onaEternastsF Department
WI feseiSe AZ The kaaas'ef he heehle no
better treatment lhal uihs sIiIigaFias Of
Llneela.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

y
II have obeyed your Maiesty's COM
mands. The students are In the fortress"
THB 1MFnRoR'B RB5onDER.
aWhat do you. meant You have COM
mitted some dreadful bluuder.n -
IL Is clear that tgnatietFs notion Of MA
theyly treatment was NOT In accordance
with the Emperor's ideas, but the unlncky
General subsequently made an explana.
tion, seeking to justify himself after this
fashion; 55s
al endeasored, Sire, TO execute your or.
,ders. Harvested two hundred and eighty
three students last ThnrsdAy, andimaHy Of
them ara badly ssott5el. Ronr taMsntsd ia.
tksneORIa seareety skaes done E,ore,H ]f
The italteised words are certainly to the
point,
!. We ale Indebted 70 tho London Tfatss
for documentary, which may throw
some light upon the question az lssaes
The sxpisn6nohef poor General fgna.
telhss tsppessd mlisskO Is 70 be found 10
the faet that there ere lla.Aetleies Ia the
RusslAa Language, and that In Gneh phrases
- ..llks my taihsE,n or nas my fAlhsF'l
tWeald have done, che ReSsesalys PFeAsHn
Il usually emitted,
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The MODERN TFoubadour.

Nd a. tune q u meaieval peEson d en- lIneI
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AReEiment o slaves.


WGsHiSerox, Nov. 27.-The Washington
Republican, has news from Winchester, Viz
ginia, stating that Jackson! one Of the rebel
Generals, is drilling a regiment composed
wholly of Slaves in that city, and that the
negroes are to be made to fight against the
Federal troops. g. IL
q An exchange noticed "a lady in the
streets, recently, arrayed in the national
.colOrs, and she created quite a seusa-
ton She had redthatrI blue eyes, and a
snow white neck 1t Is said she is for
u nfonn ~ i1Agu e91iEaqfas73
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, Gold and Silver.
'E1hQkIaU Ana tWis WBinheA iull FOeoiyld and
~ y sps''' y e''e = ItsooTF AcO,
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John slidelrs father was a tallou chan.
dlsr aud this. probably, lie the reason his
son is 50 rofek ed
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: GENERAL igs1TtEgF 10 7THR EIPgRoR.

aGreat disturbances at the University.
The students will listen to no one neither
to the rector, nor to the curator, nor even
to me. What Is 70 be done 9'' ~ la' r
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The recent troubles between the students
of the University of MOSCOW and the ofti-
GERS of the Russian Government, gave rise
to this lnconiC but pointed Correspondence,
transmitted by telegraph la