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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-07

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIuR bic Land for sale.
2T5 acres Cleared, ana I'm a fine state
of Cultivation.
GkNHIs Farm lies on. mile from Jones Station, on the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad miles from Winches
ter and three miles from Salem, in franklin ceunty On the
Fam comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and all
necessary out houses Close the dwelling spring.
good Csrn and plenty Of failing The
ALL RLCH and, for cultivation unsurpassed BY any
Il the county propose to sell this valuable Land
and would refer persons who wish to j HI P
White Nashville Tenn. AS. oolysr, Winchester, they
can refer to the premises.
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct SO-d Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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Land for Sale.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE g. LUCAS.

VNTE receiving stock OF Spring snd Summer
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing Boots, Shoes
and Brogans Variety Goods Hardgafe Cutlery hats Carpet
ings, Oil Cloths, Aas &c All Of which have bought
xc usvey Of Importers and Manufacturers at panic prices
to which call special attention Of prompt paying and
Dealers only Our House shall be head quarters
and those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay Them
That may be fully understood say positively that
intend to sell our Goods for cash and who pay their
notes when due (enly.J
In addition regular wholesale business will advance
cash description CT Goods, Wares and Merchandise
Furniture, Groceries, Produce &C. &c. &c. to be sold at
suction for cash No Goods sold account at Auc
ton
Auction sales every Tuesday and Tuesday night exclusively
cash. All persons having Goods to sell at Auction, will
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
maT2-tJ TRABUE & LUCAS.
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Seeds.
FIOUr, COFn, e.

Flour, Corn, &c.
R00 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family PlourI
OOO 800 sacks Coru;
90 bbls Lard;
50 Green Apples;
% cases ParrGpine Wax Candles
500 Flour Sacks, j. hfty ponnds)
On consignment,for sale by
WI WATTS & CO.,
ian19H No. 81 College street, near Brosd.
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M. a Il. A.. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE CROCERs, AND DEALERS
YIEE BRANDIEs, WINHs, TOBACCO, CIGARS HATEa
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c, -
G0RNER or COLLEGE, IND GRURCH SYREKrg
Nashville, Tennessee.
NM receipt OF large s we'll selected stock az
w Groceries, Liquors. etc counting part as fsIioWs
lS0 hhs Sugar, all grades genuine Havana CTsrr
SS0 belS choics Molassesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
lO0 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckstsi
80 bags prime Rio Oofeej so nests Tubs;
100 bbs Powdered Crushed ans 10 bbls EngGh Walnut
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbIs Peeang;
$50 boxes Star C1ndlesj 10 bbls FfIberta
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES. so.
. & choice French Brandies;
~ casks Madeira, Sherry, and PORT Winsgt
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes Scovill Claset,
100 g SS: Gns RGSeE s. County whly
do do do Bourbon A.
Gin, &C. s'
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard and Sycamore Powder bs
dgred being the only Agents Nashville Manufacturer
large stock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine for SALE
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 Kegs Hazard o
500 y do do do der;
S0o DO Do DO 5000 Eeg. Sycamore Blasting
sSS do DO DO 90 $50 PssdsT e
goo \ do do do brands;
sOOO Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bbls Toy Bedford Co..
ianlI N &. Z. T. OHEATHAM Arsnts
SOLE AGENTS. FOR
1uPontsPoTder; Joy, Bckford & Co.'s Safety
1870 sra 40 Fuse
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS

NyK pleased to learn that at the crest "WoFdE Fair
w held this month In the city Of Maecn Georgia the
priEng Baltimore Firm, VIM! Knabe awarded the
sf Premium over all competition, for their celebrated CON
MEDAL PIANos This Fair being held under the direction
Southern Cotton Planters ASS citation, large and influential
body men the importance attached to receiving the hono
OF their Fair produced we learn unusual degree
OF the country Several fine Instruments exhbi
tom hut after most patient and thorough their
respective merits judges unanimously decided that the ons
nom the Mandatory Of VIM. Knate Co, the "Eec
sto1 >, and awarded the Medal accordingly
Without wishing to appear inViduous will the en-
rpe public spirit and untrng energy with which the Mess
hnAoe conduct their business ene them
to all the honos snd which they have achieved their
line Lavish in the expenditure of time and money Produce
f9Dt Quality PtdRO and advertising extensively to make
their known they have posses
sion large and constantly increasing business the urh
G qualification Of knowing that whenever and wherever compe
1tion the order Of the day, judges uniformly pronounce
1860. - ~
S-A supply Of the above telng received by 4. H.
Mcclure 80 Union street, the sale Agent Mddls Tennessee
who will sell at cur factory prices.
marI7-H
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Anderson & Romans,
AT
Foundry and Machine
Shop,
NO. So BROAD STREET,

RE manufacturing six horse power portable steam Engines
n suitable for printing Offices, plantation use, and where
small engines required. Price 5000,
stationary Steam Engines thirty power
prices oz hrscaSs engine furnished We
prepared to I'll orders for Engines and Mill Machinery of the
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock patterns for four Ms and circular Muy
Saw hI, unrvalsd for strength, durability economy
Of power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced wOrmen furnished up
sired.
ConGsny on hand full assortment Of castings usually
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker and drEf1Rn
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and sS
mates furnished application.
~ one and Sales Room at SO Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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PHOTOGRAPHTC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
toners that sitter absence Of two years. have again
turned to the practise Of the Photographic Art
in all its branches having purchased the interest Of my brother
In the old established Gallery Union Street, having spent
four months in New York the past Simmer to obtain fully all
the late improvements in the art have panted renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That my facilities
better produce first class work than most Galleries
conduce 70 the comfort Of patrons not
only the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained bot TO elevate It to still higher standard
engaged the services Of Mr. COOK Of the best Photo
rzphers the world who took the Pictures which obainel
inst premium at the Worlds Fair London, In 1851
determined only to make this the leading Gallery
State, bat my work shall not be surpassed North Sou
introduce to The public the following styesT
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vignetts, plaa eolorsdi
Ivorytypes, co0redi
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs Canvass, life siseI
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhOtogr sDhs, le taken at one sitting.
gt5rreo5copes, glass or paper.
continue make the MeaIoype and Ambrsype hereto
fore The above styles all entirely in this ey except
the Autograph Gard which only made at time. Al
anything line politely invited give
call before visiting eeEhere when will prove By oecular
demonstration the aboY efscI. Respectfully,
Oot3l-H y. ". HUGHhb-
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InsOIYenf NofIcp.
FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL,
PhfIadeIphfa, 4th Year.

M ADAME VALIANT will open her Boarding and pav
tk School for young ladies at 1923 Chestnut street. the 2
eePteber Superior Instructions in the English and French
branches, to both Of Ehh equally serious ton Is paid M
partmeRt. septa-jIT1
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HOUSE PAINTING,

HOUSE PAINTING, kazk
FFNHE subscriber Is prepared the greatest
pFomptness, all contracts, hsweyer large, which may
dred style and upon which fail give sasfa
ton. He ID also prepared to execute all manner Of
SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, aRAIAIHa MARBLINa.
Having that dpaTmenteued the services ostexpsr
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work In
give him call before making Anal Arrangements
Z. 7. FL EAING,
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined carry my Negroes to the ssasl
II south, will sell about Three or Four $500
Hundfed Acres OF Land being part Of *
the tract upon which reside, situated on e5tt+D
good Turnpike Road about thifteen miles from n
Nashville, N one Of tie best neighborhoods Will ~
isnsea county. Soil equal any the State paTe1.
lara apply to the premises A. v g. Lindsey, in
NASHVILLE sep9dr PA. PERKINS.
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Notice.
Lost Trunk.

TAKEN Depot tie Nashville Decatur Rail
road on Broad street. small Travelling Trunk covered
with Linen and marked the end "Dr. William L. Nichol
Nashville" Alsera reward wi be given returned
Freight AGENT or any other officer Of the Company.
W ON PERKINS,
Genaral Srfpepfptendenk. .
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For Rent,

NOR the remainder Of the the large Room In the
IL Union and American Block recently occupied By
HERRu. maylq-tf
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THOMPSON. SPERRY & Co.
w LEsALE CIR GERS.
Candy Manufacturers,
DRALKasM
FOREIGN FRUITS, LIQUORS, TOBACCOS,
ANDALL KINDS OF CIGARS,

EHNHE g1bcrbers respectfully the Trade and
the Public generally, that they completed their Ell
tensive Factory Aangen for the manufacture Of All kius
OF CANDIES from the cpmuon Stick the French In
imitation ofConectonary And being determined 70 sell AZ prizes
that will compare ayoabg with the lowest in the North they
hope to make this desirable Market only for hst article
but for every other in their lire Of business
Our stock Of Staple and Fancy no superior in
any OF the Southern Cities; and being thus with he
Confectionery Department, offer stronger inducements to s
Merchants wishing to deal with than any new known Of
We therefore, invite then u.s. and send IN their or
os which We guarantees viii be executed promptly
Cash Prices THOMPSON, sPERRY & o ,
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Brandies, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, &c.
C0REAR O0LLEcEASD 0HJR0H STREETS
Nashville, Tenn.
VKTE ARE IN REoEIP% eF A LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries Tobaccos Liquors &C. com
psed In part follows, te which we respectfully invite the at
tentiOn Of the Trade.
SUGAR, mOLASSEs AND SYRUP.
Is hhds Louisiana Sugar. 5Obbls Coverings powdered
g Dbl Coffee 2OSoIes R Lost sgg.ri
100 half bbls Plantation No 5OpaekAg est Louis Golden
s0b6is Refined MOla.sss; 5OpEs New Orleans Golden
50 bhls Coverings B chrush syrupi
ed Sugar; -
Leo bags Baltimore Coffee; bags Old Col Java ooFeey
l@ bags New Orleans Bio oOf 50 bags LAguira Coffee;
WHISKY,
100 bbIs Reched Whisky; 5Obbls Robertson county Whs
100 packages Old Rye Whisky WhiaEey; key Wv ''''''''
2 PuncheonE Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIESs WINES, dc.
10 quarter casks seignettes 10 casks Madeira wns
10 qasTtef casts oard, Duprsy IS Sd Port "-''
10 g United PT6pEfefor's g PIX. Ginger Wine
100 pEs american brandy S 6o1ss Glsret;
~ !, Ginger = Pks Lemon cordiAl
5 " Dlackberry so boxes bitterS;
Is Raspberry Is pEs Holland Clint
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
8 800 boxes Virginia TObaceo-yarous brands;
500 Kentucky
8 kegs Al Smiths Pancake Tobacco,
5000 Superior Havana ogarE-vsrious Brsndsi
100000 :" German
$1,000 : Z" Domestic
CAN DLES AND SOAP.
goo boxes tar oandlesi 5Oboxes gtearins Candles,
200 hlf' so " Tslow
B0q" $50 boxes Soap various hIndsI
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
100 " ~ Supernne "
no bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour.
SUNDRIES,
1000 sacks fine and coarse Salt lGQdoEen BucketSJ
500 bbls KRnawha Salt 5Qnest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and SpikesI Is racks 8 Almonds;
500 boxes Glass Ware so bbls Pecans and Filber1I
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English WsInua;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1900 pounds Bar Lead; 100 DOZEN Zinc Wash Boaris;
500 bags Shot, assorted sizes; 500 Wrapping Paper;
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags Pepper;
Is cases sardnes and IS Allspice;
boxes; 50 bxs Ground Mustard
50 bxs Lemon syrupi 50 " Fire Crackers
80 Pks Raisins; 80 bbls Older Vinegar
l00 p" Msekerei; 50 bblsXX Ale:
IS chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety Of other articles.
uar6-n EDWARDS. HARRIS 90.
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AND CHATTANOOGA n. a.
- 8 s. @
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY. May ISL, 1861,
Passenger Trains the Nashville AID Chattanooga Raisos
will Eun as folloEs-
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at $50 A u and BIS NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga 6;90 and 1897 II.
COMING WEST,

Leave Chattanooga at 6:I5 NJ and 7eO pm.
Arrive stNashYille at Sis P N and 730A H..
NHE TTains leaving Nashville $50 connects at War
trace with shelbyville Branch TuIahoms Mcainn-
Vile and Manchester Railroad Winchester
and Alabama Railroad
The Trains leaving NashYieat BIS NJ connects at War
race with shebyylle Branch Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga East Tenn
Geo. and western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets the following points, and At prices amer
Cd can be had at all houTs, application the Ticket Agent
at 0Aice, at Depot:
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SPRING STOCK
OF
DOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
A. V. RUTLAND,


(sUcoRssoR A. p. A. Y. RUTLAFD.)
nov rseTng Of the most complete assoTtneuts
Boots ad Shees brought this Market which hAsben
selected with great from the best Manufacturers expressly
for the retail trade comprising in part as follows:
FOR LADIES. FOR GENTLEMEN, BQY6,
adds black and brown French MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Congress Caters 6entlemen's super French
black and brown cloth cafpump Boots;
laced Caters; &" super French calf stitch
buttoned lasting Caters; ed Bosts
Glove kid Congress - a. Euper French calf pump
extra fine kid Booteesi Congress Caters;
q " Slippers; 6 glove kid and P Ii Con
" laced Rosettes gress Caters;
English kidslppers & calf pump and stitched
white kid and Satin - Oxford Ties;
Velvet " Buckskin Congress Cal
English lasting &c teIs;
kid toilet BuSkins, Boys, Misses and Children's
theabOve with and without Shoes Of all kinds and
he qualities;
Servants shoes ofeVery kind.
All Of which will sell very cheap for cash Call 80
Union street. m2T2Tl A. " RUTLAND.
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NOTICE.
RoM and after this date will sell Feed and Produce ex
IL elusVely for cash.
JAMES MLAUGHLIN & CO.,
m2y2-u 10. 3 Market sireat.
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,
ono SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for sale BY
OOO JAMES MLAUGHLIN 90
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ANE Of the best articles burning offered for sale
y in the city. large supply on hand and for sale By
STRETCH & FORBES,
feb23-H Cor. OF College and Union streets
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
PROPHECIES
OF TIE
BOSSlER BANNER X.

HE Bossier Banner is published
at Bellevue. Lu., 1T three dollars per
amman to single subscribers. Adver-
tiseluents inserted ~ > per square pi
ten lines or less. and 30 cen'S tor each
subsequent Insertion. Professional
and business cards uot exceeding one
souarr, including paper. ten dollars
psrannun; five 4 ,llarS torslT m"nths:
Advertisements for lhe wear inserted
,n very 'beral terms. Ih" Tanner
an independent paper, and has rs
surge a circulation - any paper pn"-
,i-h.l IN North Louisiana. AAd'tS>
Wi. Ii. SCANIA\b,
Editor and Proprietor
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
"Sec. s Be 1t further cnacted' e,c'
IT, .+ m l.t+ers shall be carried by the

"Sec. S Be 1t further cnacted' etc.
That no letters shallb be carried by the
express or other chartered comPan,
les. unless the same shall be prepaid
bv being enclosed in stamped en-
yelop of this Confederacy; and any
company violating the provision OF
this act shall forfeit and pay the sum
of $500 for each oftense to be rec"v-
cred by action of debt in any court OF
this Confederacy having coSnizance
thereof, in the name and for the use
of this Confcderacy.
Sec. s BE il jarther cnacted' That
the Postmaster General Of the Con
f.derate States be and is hereby a"'
,horized to make all necessary ar
rangements for the transportation o
mails between the territories OF TINS
and otllar Governments, SUBJECT t'
the approvai of the President unti
postal treaties can be effected.
PASSED Feb. 2l, 1851.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04

.sg Congress has enacted the fol
Iuwtug l#w in reference to NeW~pa-
pcrS. entitled the
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
THE, SHREVEPORT
Weekly News,

Published in thr city of Shr"Tr-
mort. Parish of Caddo. every Monday
morning at the low price Of 81 10
I'h, News will rot be forwarded to
any address, until the s"bscnPtl"it
money is received, as it is published
on the cash principle; and the terms
being prt at low figures, VIII not "d-
mi, OF credit.
II is the cheapest paper published
IN the state. tl. sheet Is ~ by SO IN
rnes. and contujns 1rcntr-r,9ht rot
@nuS 81 r"odia@ motter' set IN %"|%'1
tyUe. The Weekly News - mad"
w Of the reading published IL III"
daily. and contains lAc late~t news re-
criv"d III Shreveport. and we'll So
lrrtrd articles. In fac; it is one 81
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
THE CHARLESTON MERCU-
RY,
A POLITICAL & LITERARY NEWSPAPER
Published Daily. Tri-Weekly and
Weekly.

HE political creed Of the Mercu-
ry consists in the principles OF the
Democratic party, as laid down IN
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolu-
tions of 1898 and 1799-the Sover-
eighty of the States. Strict Con-
struction of the Federal Constitution
bv the General Government, the Agent
OF the States; Free Trade, and an
Economical Administration of the
General Government. Its policy is
the union of the Southern States toI
til, maintenance Of their rights.
The Mercury gives daily reports
of the Markets and Marine lnte4ll-
sence in Charleston and the leading
sea ports ofthe Union. Its connte-
ton with the "Associated Press
iusures the earliest intelligence by
telegraph. The Weekly Prices Cur,
rent s made up with much care, ana
from the most reliable sources. lhe
Literary Notices are discriminating 2
and comprehensive. Attention Is
: naiJ TO all matters OF general interest,
iesu,ciallv those in reference to the
Planting and Agricultural Interests
and 10 the current news OF the DAY
and care is taken that nothing shall
nupear in its columns which should
bc excluded from til. family clrc'c.
The Mercury is published Dali,
at $40 per annuin I'i- -A&e+4:e+ i,
and Weekly. So per yea!. 10 th"s'
who NAV interest themselves III pro
curing Subscribers, six copies Of tn
Weekly paper will he forwarded t.
nn. address for Ten Dollars. Al
orders TO hc invariably "ccolnr"nle'
h., tho cash.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
Shreveport Hid" NiaIkcfe
Torrc.ted Duty ty y. &. 1ryon
LEEBSVER'! INIRRlDGE T. y
DICI'IONAhl

NEW pIC'rORAL LpfrioN.
1900 P;cforai WHSfyntIoaS.
600 10 10 600 new words IN the Nevs
bularv. With other itew features
Together with all the mater of preNi-
Gus editions. In one volume ct 1850
uages. Price $3.50. Sold by aN
Booksellers.
G. & G.. MERRIAM.
Springfield slasn..
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
N!II 7, CnHTIN~tOll. =.
THE .SDI IIUEHN CtLI ~ 4
I'DR

\ MONTHLY journal. devoted
to Southern Agriculture. HoIticu!-
tnrr. Stock Rrerdin@. Poultry. brrS,
General Farm Economy, etc. Its ahl'
editors ar- McSsrS. y. Redmond and
G. w. Howard.
IhcScvcntcrn'h volume commenced
January lsr. 1889; HI" south
Countrv1nnn has recent y been trans
G..rrrd 10 th." tuiiivator,' making
Ibis, valuable publication S,iIi more
interest iugand Instructive. The yearly
subscription is only >l.oo.
Address WIN. :. JONES.
Augusta. Ga.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
The DIHerenoe.

We bad occasion yesterday TO remark
upon the difference between the secession
lists and the Union men in the various To-
calities where they, respectively, held pow
sr. Where Union men had power there
order reigned; there, property, life and
liberty were secure. But not so where
secession was in the ascendant When Sc
cessionists had usurPed power by overturu-
ing society, they Immediately commenced
the work of prescription, persecution, pill
lage, and even carnage. The Richmond En-
quirsr, one of the last ones we received be-
fore the mails were cut off, has an article
which illustrates our ideas on this point.
Ever siuce this revolution began that print,
like all other secession prints, on our ex-
change list, has been full of blood thirsty
suggestions. Every few days it and its
other Richmond co-adjutors, have had
articles calling for rewards for the heads
of such men as CnrliIe, Burnley, Tarr, Dent,
aud other brave and patriotic men who
have stood up nobly in Western Virginia.
We say nothing about its suggestions con-
corning tue Lntelligsneer, for they have be-
come chronic, so constantly has it barked
at US for the last three or four years.
Bct in the issue TO which We refer, 1t calls
aloud with more than ordinary vim for
the hanging of the men to whom we have
referred. Notonly does it want them ts be
hung up, bnt it wants them hung right
away. There is to be no mercy in the
trnusoctiOn-bas' tie thing is to be done
without reference to anything else save
speed. 1t snys;
The loyal heart of Virginia cries aloud
for tue punishment of these men. We
want no halfway measures, no more ex-
bibitions Of mistaken clemency. Let the
traitors he brought to speedy punisl-
ment. Send at once TO the locality in
which this Pstty treason lifts its head. Il.
sufficient force TO capture the whole band
ofcOusPirHtors. Place the loyal hosts of
Northwestern Virginia in position to
wipe outfrOm their midst every hireling of
Lincoln. We want energy and action in
this matter, if need As prompt and terrible
as that which relieved France of the iucu-
bus Of domestic treason while she was
battling against tue hosts OF Europe.
The above sounds now, we have no
doubt, to our people like !, very good joke.
1t smacks largely of burlesque. VINO of
US, for instance, would no. he delighted to
sec corps of Richmond editors coming
among US to hunt zap Garlic, Tarr Il Co.
We would all be rcjoiced to see them
1.-THE loyal heart of Virginia" would thrOb
excessively at the sight of them. Such
stud, however, to be serious, only shows
what u pack of yePgeful traitors have con-
troll OF the Richmond press. They know
little or nothing of the sentiment Of our
people. Perhaps when they read the cleo
tion returns, and the still later news from
;ho vicinity of Grafton, they will under
Stand US better.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30

R1cunoNn. MAY l7th. ]

RICuNoSD, May 18th, 1861.
The following communication was re-
ceived by me through the Post Office on
Thursday. May 10th.
AIRS. Pellet: Madam: From what we
hear of your Union sentiments, we think
proper to give you notice you hid best re-
turn TO your native soil without delay
Your intimacy with Mr.. Carlle during the
Convention can now be uuderstood-pre-
senting him with watch; also your des-
lroyiug one OF your school girls secession
flag.
II Mr. Garlic ever shows himself in
Richmond Hgnin, promise him coat of
tar and fenthers-aud you may let him go
f---. So you can take notice how
you talk and act.
The above choise moroccan we clip from
the Richmond Wig. 1t speaks highly for
the chtvolFy of that region that a lady, the
head of a female seminary. as it appears
by her reply, should be warned to leny,
the city because she was known TO enter.
tain Union sentiments. If there are a
meaner class of people on earth than tn,
Richmond secessiOuists, we have never
yet heard o: them. Nothing ia too low fol
them to attempt.