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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15

A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
AVINe determined to carry my Negroes to the sraa,
u bouth, vail sell utThree or -Four
HanafSu Acres Of Land being part Of a
me tract upon which COW reside, situated on Et,B
COED Turnpike Road, about thiTlsen miles from
Hashvlls, In one Of the best peighhorhoods in Viii a4
hansen county Soil equal any in the State FOR par.
lars apply 10 me, the premises or 10 A. y Lirdsey n
bashyiHe sep9-dh P. 4. PERKINS.
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,.-------s v - SS-e9-~N-
Q PRARL, Esq, Cashier City Bank.
yOHE KiEENAN, Bsq., President ppioa Bank.
u Hz2gKk, Esq : tshieF Plsussys Bz1k.
= LessE1. DopgL-s Z Co, AercleB5-
+" AEHRLEss & co, Bankers.
Parties In the Confederate GsYenent DESTROYS Of SsDflng
letter. &C. to the Federal oTegnnt ~ please direct the
70 taercda Letter Eepres Cos Nashville, under
e enclosing efteen cents in cash Conede Sps g
IT. O. s. aov7Ir Envelopes ganPs 81 no 10 u
y 20 Ed a tie atqTs given Is SK letters e.
csedng sanca u weight, letters weighing y ounss
vii have % contain eent money . pay esoFdiag rsza
lar postal fatcI.
IassRS-dis 3ss
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COTTON AND FLOUR,


oR TIE remainder Of the year tie large store Rooa IN the
Union and American Block recently ecoopsa ~ g.Lr 3
aARRIs- e- naylQ-d
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

EDRRTAKERs lat J. d. OurTsy's old stand Union be-
tween Cherry and Summer streets are prepared to attend
- at all times, with wooden Collins plain colored,
sno aesn Burial CSskes and Cases Of Asuperor quality,
asetuzec b. Esrkha Co., IN this city Prices 70 suit
nc ames iune25-H
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ROADS TERS FOR Is6I.-
At the Pair G unds.
PRICES REDUCED TO 50 HETImEs..

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk 4
TEVHIs PIEsT GLASS ROADSTER, will make bis season
1851 at the State Pair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July tbs 4 ct $50 the season, and s
Tor insurance
BE is beautiful black, six years old tEottsd Athens n
1850 in SO, and ia certainly q most handsome aad perfect
horse In bis con that has been brought 70 the Fss
bred in Vermont imported By E. T. jennings and was By lie
Hatch horse he By Loo he BY Old Black Hawk by her
man and be By the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroc, Or
st. Charles Or gr d. Woodbury. Morgan, sad hence com
bines four Of the best trotting crosses knswn.
No. ?, Yankee Robin.
ACAPITAb BA[- COLT years old. BY We mont Boy, dam
insure. BE Is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years BY Old Washington dam an excel
lent Trottng Mare will be LET to Is Mares ct $40 the season.
SIS to insure in fosl.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Good Blue
Grass pasture ct The farm Of T. Tanning and grain to keep
mares in good condition, st 81 Per week
AN1lEE GpElQRV, aE
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company.
oscar Knba viii be ready at all times the stock to
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Oven, Of williamson, COL B. Allen Of sum
ner T. Rann2g Of DsvidlEn Dr. ~ 7. Gooeh, OF Ruther
lord. nRr5-9
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Harnesses Champion

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Mill Stone establishments.
IkURR Mstones Of ali sizes hand, and made to orerl
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent; Mil spindIss
1i Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosng and ReulAtn
Screws Screen Wire, Mil Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which Is warranted Of best quality and to give sstsactons
Al orders and Communications promptly attended %.
]. d. WARHnT
tnneQ2-dEWh Hsshyille, Tenn
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JAMES M'LAUGHLHN 8 CO.,
81 VIZ Cspcczzsuls y = szkuu5 az
OsusmisuIsn, Feed q RredSce HEsFehantas
4as.ies sIas SsAlz1s 2
Akz, o1ss, o0aIa, BEAN AID EzzD sFUEF.
50 sODzR AARzza SzREs1
NAsHvILLzs TENNESsEE.
- = 80 HAxs, HAMS. -
R0n6A LBS Sugar Cured canVAsSed Hams, just rsssiS
OOOO Cd rnd iOr I ssls z ,r,,,,ouryr .oo.
Esy22-t Nos 8 Market strssll
- SIDES AND sHOuEDERs.
Oh moo LBS sIas. = saa Shoulders, Just E'ssIssd
JAAEsMIAUaRLN con,
Esyo-H No. Market sTss4
LARD, LAIRD.
IN BAKR1Ls and s0KeEs prime Leaf Lard, Just rseslTsa
JAMES MLAUeHLrE co.,
Eay2s-H 90 z Nos Marks. street
FAMILY FLOUR.
nnO BAGS Ezt Family Four Superior Wits for sale
lGOOy JAMES MCLAUGHLIN 4 CO., Z
nay9s-h No. Market stTsst
FRESH NEAL,
100 s1ss sosa and 2osS bag. qnssIt:d Meal
nay22-H No. Sozth Msrke. sreets
Yea COIN, CORN.
0nO BAGS Cora, for sale BY
| SOO JAMES MLAUGHLIN 90,
nayee-h 30. 8 Markst street
BRAN,
| zoo BAGS Bran, for nlsby EEefll
| ONJO JAMES M'LAU6FLIN 4 co., 21t11-i
mAy2-d Mo- Market tSress. 4
SHIP STUFF os1. Z
| zoo BAGS Shorts or Ship Stuff, for sale BY
ONIO JAMES ML1UGHLIN & co., T..
u2ySs-a No s Market Bxest
NOTICE. ~ ~
NBoM and after this date will sell Eaed and Produce en-
| . JAMES MLAUGHLlE co.,
meyzS-n No. 8 Market strset-
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
| ono SACKS Hungarian Grass SEEDS, for sale by-
OOO JAMES MLAUGHLdN 3 90
Lard, Lard, Lard,
lust received per steamer Nashville, choice lot Of Lar
ID In 50 lbs kegs. For family use for sale by
| JAMES MCLAUGHLIN & co.,
yen2I-0 Ne. Market s.rest.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.


Bashngton City, Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina
desrga Goa IN Alabama and East Tennessee, Chat
sanOoga Railroad, At 81 o'clock A NJ
Aorhezp and Eastern Mails, via haahvie and Louisville
kSiroed also Western States, twice day, O'Clock, P NJ,
and O'Clock, A. D.. Way Mails N 4 L & r. daily
southern Nails New 0rIeanf Memphis, ArkAnSs and
AiSsissippi, arrive daily at ~ O'Clock, M.
Way Mails same Forte, arrive daily at TX O'Clock, NJ
Smitvlie, Alexandria Lebanon Way Mails arrive
aaly, except Sunday, At l2 O'Clock, H.
snithland HopEngvlle, and portion Of Southern Ken
tney, CisTksVlle and way hsIs, daily at 10 o'clock A. NJ
shehyvle, via Trane and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at - O'Clock, n.
West Teanessse, via Huntingdon, Rsvy and ohSrIse, h
weekly Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL o'clock, A Nj
Liberty, via Rural Hill, seSAgE Fsrry weekly, Thursday
osntrsvis via vernon and PinswoOd South Harper and
olHruville, via Sycamore Mills Whites Bend, &e weekly
day, 81 II o'clock IN.
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville to Chattanooga, WaHhin gOn Baltimore
New York, Boston and New In gland States
Way Nail eeorgia South Cazena North Carolina and
Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad at o'clock
IN, ssIaviIls to Louisville, departs at s'slOsk, Ma
AehigAa and Northwestern States, departs at O'Clock M
haahEeto Decatur via franklin and Columbia and other
way Oticess depart at o'clock n.
70 Lebanon daily except Sunday, departs At ~
eeock ~ Also oheaS on the way and beyond Lebanon ~
Nashville to oInrksvllsi departs at sK O'eIOskAH,
Tor southern Kentucky, departs at So A n
NASHVILLE 70 shebyYlles Holen1Vile and THune, Tues
DAY, Thursday and Saturday. at o'clock n.
hGShyiHe 70 Huntingdon, Charlotte Waverly, I'll week
", Monday, Wednesday and RridSy, at 2 O'Clock n,
kaGhvhe to Liberty via steWaFt6 Very, HuddlsstoneS
Roads, Rural HILL &c weekly, Thursday, at - O'Clock NJ
haahTte 70 oeRtreVie via tank, Vernon Pinewocd &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock N
a. o'clock P. Il.
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS l

VE71 pleased learn that the great HWordI FxT"
held this month in the city Of Hscon, Georgia the enter
p-isng Baltimore Firm, VIM Knabe Co., awarded the
krst Premium all compettsn for their celebrated Coin
hRDAE PIos This Pair being held under the direction Of
e0uthen Cotton Planter AG caton large and influential
body Of She importance attached recvng he hoHo
OF their Fair produced, learn unusual degree
petition the part Of many OF the Piano Forte Manufacturers
Of the country Several very hne Instruments were exhibit
tom but after most patient and thorough examination Of their
respective merits, the judges unanimously decided that the
from the kanufsctory Of VIM Knabe %, the "KecSl
SS0t }" and awarded the Medal accordinglyi
Without wishng to gppear nvduous will add that the
terPrise, public spirit snd Hnrng energy with which the Mes
knAbe conduct their business ene them eminent degree
all the honora and which they have achieved in their
line LAvEh in the expenditure Of time and money Produce
fsFs Qualify Piano, and advertising extensively 10 make
their establishment known they their the posses
mon Of large and constantly increasing Business the rh
gahcatOn Of knowing that whensSE and wherever eope
dton the order Of the day. judges uniformly pronounce their
1850. y
ga supply above Is now being received By A. H.
hcclure 80 Union street, Agent for Middle Tennessee
who will sell at cur factory prices.
mar
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS 81 MARTIN
Church street, below POst-Offes.
fsbI-a
CRosss-TIES WANTED.

-- CR0SSS-TIES WANTED.
TNHH EsShVlIs and North Western Railroad Company
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Tiess fleet
long inches thsk, wall hewp, 70 fcs at place not
less than inches Of bark timber 70 Be Sound, deliver
I'd ct tAe grade line Of the F0sd Ia Nashville.
Tia contractors want To contract for $4,000 white
Post Oak Ties, OF the above, delivered
on the Line Of The read in PILES from section II 70 section e.
enough on each section to supply the eshas.
Persons wishng to bid viii direct tie President I'd Direct
Of the NsshTls and FOTthvsIts1n Railroad Company
GaahVills, Tenn suIY4e-H
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Notice to stockholders.

FEtHE annual election By the stockholders OF the Tennessee
and ALABAMA BailresA Company, Of fifteen Directors
manage the affairs Of the Company fr the ensuing twelve
Tenn, on tie mt Tuesday in August nsEt.
4 Il. BRADLEY,
julgie-dtd --- gec'Ty. T. 4 A. r. B. co.
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nEPARTI[RE OFmAus.

NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens tex O'clock A. n. Closes SIX PM
"Opens S SSiSsf 2 n y Ss CLOCK
K1kTlks mailing Letters put them In the once beE
noaEI Q secure their immediate departure, they vii
ts nIIIe IN TIE Once tWsntyfOErs hours.
Pl@-E W. D. NeNIsH, pm.
Cash Arrangement.
as and sitter July Ist 1861 we hsus .greeB IN ss a.
, 49, 49, SI sI, Ss We Keep, fer CasA S7slY.
.--.-a s-.----- WOODS, YKATMkN & co.,
-0.,s-, -- H1LLAAH 8R0THRRs
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sPALlLNqs PREPARED aLuE


SPALDLEG7S PREPARED GLUE
meets a sueh sergsneI no housahod can Afford to BE-
anoot IT. II siEayB ready and ap the Sticking point
tlere no longer necessity FOR mping chairs spnerea
nee neass dolls and broken cradles. Il just the article
a. ssl, sna o1er Ornamental work. popular with Ia
This admirable preparation s used cold being chemically hsd
n solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of he best
Gine II be used in the place orinay
nacilase, being vastly NOSE adhesive.
HDSEFUL IN EVER House,,
B.-A Brusa accompanies eaeh bottle PRIcE 95 cents
Ra0lssaIs Depot 10. 4s Cedar slrsst, Esg York
Address HENRY @. SPALDTEG & CO.
Boz No. 3,GOO New York
Put up for Dealers In Gases containing four eight and ssv,
ao1snsbezaHtei Lthogaph Stow Gard accompanying ss
sSgls bottle Of srALpTHss PREPARED eLuE g!Isav,
'sS tlAes Us eost annually % every houFshsld.LU
Bold y AL prominent StaOney DrugggF Hardware ana
furniture Dealers, Groesrs, and Fancy Stores.
OountEy nsTca1s shond make note Of SPGUEDIEsa Pan
SLox Wien making gP their list twill stand sny climate
Notice to Merchants and ShipDers
NIM. E. GRTBBB is the through Freight Agent Of the
Memphis End Oharleston Railroad at Meraphia and an
goods consigned to him at Memphis viii fOrzarsd es Of
shagre, except dragags.
VIZ, H. GRIDER.
G A Mem, EvErSo MccRozy 4 10 -
LAHIER & PHTLsIPs, TERAss G BRorHKan
juns2I-d2w% ss-.
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And AFtis.s' AppaFHsas and cesmica.E sfsTs
AZ
New York BnIs duplicated In svsry instaass,
dAEs-
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me updeFgnsd know lie above parties to Re rsbls aud -
sponsible persons and entitled to ali oonAdsHesI
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Lard, Lard, Lard,
lust received per Nashville choice lot Of Lar
ID In 50 lbs kegs. For family use, for sale by
JAMES McL.lUGHLIN & co.,
yepG2-S Ne. Market stYsst
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Lest Trunk.
IAKEN ron khe DsPetof the Nashville and psc,tB, Rail,
rOsd, Broad 1ss small travelling frupf covered
With Linen and marked the end EDF William Z Niohoi
EaGnv" libeal reward vii Be given returned 70 ne
Freight Agent, oT any otber oacsE Of Tie Company.
ON PERKINS,
iansl9-h General Superintendent
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Oo1ntfy Merchants, Physicians. Pla1isrs ana
I'll nnt ( FsEy raueA 70 their Interest 70 call and
gosds 81 the Cheap Cash Drug H0uss
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,
ono SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for sale by-
eSUO JAMES MLAUaHLdN 3 90
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-24
Tennessee.


All hail, beautiful and brave daughter OF
the South With open hands and loving
hearts we welcome you'll No oath is needed
to prove to us your fidelity and affection.
The achievements of your gallant volun-
teers in every field when your country call
ed you, are your witnesses! Those fields
have been Redeemed with your blood and
illumined by your glory Tennessee-the
volunteer State-the native land of heroes
the burial ground of Jackson-can new
Ier be false to her friends and brethern!
Many of her friends looked TO her with
doubting faith and faltering hearts. Our
dpnfdcnce never failed. Our convictions
AID the unbroken faith of all Missippi have
bfen confirmed. Prophecy has become his
tory The Pleiad which some thought had
gone forever, has re-appeared If it van
ished for moment--if cloud was drawn
before it that concealed its glorious beams
1t has now emerged with additional'splen,
dor, and sheds its light upon the azure field
of the Confederate Flag" Tennesseei
Ourfate, our affections are the same. Miss
issiphi has. not an echo that does not re-
peat Your name She has not heart that
does nSt say "God bless youl"- Vicksbmg
Mss San.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-24
The Law of Clothing.

Much misunderstanding seems to exist
among the volunteer forces called into the
service of the Confederate States, in rela.
ton to the subject Of clothes and clothing
and yet the law of Congress controlling the
question is quite clear, and admits of nc
two constructions. Many Volunteer Com.
panies and Battalions and Regiments en-
tered the Confederate service with the idea
that the War Department would supply all
deficiencies of clothing among them, and
would moreover be prepared with future
supplies to meet the accruing wants of the
soldiers and, consequently, are now suffer
ing in this respect because of the want of
proper information in the beginning, which
their officers and the State authorities should
have given The law of Congress, as set
forth in the ''act to provide for the public
defence, reads as follows:
"Said volunteers shall furnish their own clothes
When called into active service and while remain
ing therein instead of clothing, every non-commis-
stoned officer and private in any company shall be
entitled to money, IN equal to the cost Of cloth
ing non-commssioned officer or private in the reg
usr army Of the Confederate States"
By this lap polunteers proUide, at all time,
their own clothing, and rsceipe therefor com.
mutation in money, and in the passage Of
the law, Congress evidently had in view
those public exigencies that required large
forces to be thrown into the field while YET
the Governmentwasi in its infancy and stood
provided with no regular Quarter Master
Organization.
We have been thus explicit because it is
highly desirable the matter should be
thoroughly understood, as well among
these troops already in service, as among
those who are daily expecting to be called
into service. And we think it would bs
we'll for the newspaper press generally, to
set forth, as we have done, the subject in
the light of the law, and the reason of the
law.-Montgomery Adeertiser.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-24
An Historical Fact.

We subjoin the statement of fact we'll
known to all versed in history, but re-
minder of which seems necessary for the
instruction of many, who are either igno.
rant of its existence or have forgotten il
Curious HIsToRIoAL FACT. - It h .
Evansville Ind) Journal is informed by
Judge.Law, that in searching among the
archives of Indiana, he has found some
old documents, stating that soon after the
acquisition of Louisiana, the Governor
and Judges of Indiana, who then compos-
ed the Legislative Council and were sioth-
ed with all the legislative powers of the
Territory, were, by special act of Con
gress, authorized and directed to frame
code Of laws for the newly acquired Terri
tory Of Louisiana; and, in obedience to
this anomalous act of Congress, the Legis-
lativs Council of the Territory of Indiana
went to work and drew up, and the Cover
nor approved, code Of laws for the large
and distant Territory Of Louisiana, ex-
tending from the confines of Minnesota to
the Gulf, and in those laws were embraced
one of the most stringent slave codes that
has ever been enacted-perhaps the very
code, or the basis of the code, now in force
in Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana.-
A copy of these laws adopted by the
Judges and approved by William Henry
Harrison, Governor of the Territory Of
Indiana and dated in 1902 or 1903, will
be furnished the State Historical Society
BY this it will appear that slave code,
by and with the authority ald consent of
Congress, was enacted and in force for the
whole territory then West Of the Missis-
sippi, up to its most Northern boundary
This would serve to show that at an early
day Congress did not understand the ordi-
nance of 1887 as applicable to future ac-
quisitions.
With this, and other teeming evidences,
it would seem impossible thai any sane
and honest man--auless those who claim
that their own notions Of morality shall be
to them supreme law, may be considered
sane or honest--can join in crusade to
exclude the South from an equal partici-
patton with the North in common Terrific
ries. Yet still more strange the people
distant from the Territories, and not ex-
pesting ever themselves to go into the
Territories, should make the exclusion of
the South paramount object, sacrificing
to it their interest, the interest of their
children and State, even to the Sundering
of the Union with all its widespread en-
during evils. 1t is one of those phases Of
moral fevers, like the crusade, which stands
out in bsld relief, monument Of folly
and false religion, which should be bea-
con of warning through all time. II Phil.
Enquirer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-24
For the Chronic
THE PRESENT CRISIS.

There is, I suppose, a threatened INVASION
By old Lncoln's troops the Babboon Of the nation.
He says, with his arm, the South he'll coerce;
If he tries it, Pm thinking, he'll find that its worse
Than splitting rails, in knotty old oak,
And Southerners fighting he'll End is no joke.
With DAVIS to lead on our brave, gallant boys,
They'll march to the field without bluster or noise
And they'll prove to the Yankees that Honor's their
boast
And their honor untarnished, they'll defend to the
last;
For our men are not hirelings, bought up with gold
They scorn the base thought of southerner sold
On the altar Of Freedom, sacred oblation,
They II sacrifice all for the good of their Nation.
Montgomery Co., May 20, eli G.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-24

s@5- The Linceln papers at the North
are greatly annoyed at the silence of tho
Southern press in regard to the war plans
Of our government.i While they are blus-
tering and blowing 'about what they are
going to do, makipe-threats disgraceful to
humanity, and. .deteloping malignity of
spirit only worthy of fends, they cannot
comprehend the quiet composure Of the
Southern journals, which they attribute
to the military despotism under which
they say we live If it would do any
good, We might explain the matter to them.
Their clustering brutality, while ii disclo-
ses their unprovoked malice, excites only
cur rdicule and contemat We know that
bloody war is about to be forced upon
us, and having made up our minds 70
meet it, and to fght il ont to the last inch,
our government, in whom we have the most
unlimited confidence, is deliberately pre-
pairing for the work before US. We are
acting, not talking-we are going to fight
not bluster When our government is
ready, at the right time, Abe Lincoln and
his vandal hordes, which the North ia
vomiting forth upon us, will no longer be
left in doubt as to our war plans 'Suvdn.
nah News
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-24

The CRoPs OF MARYLAND AND VIRGIN
IA-We have, amidst the gloom eff civil
war, cheering accounts of the growing
crops in Maryland and Virginia. The
Boonsboro' Nd ] "0dd Fellow, " speaking
of the wheat crop, says
+ "In every direction we hear of and soc
Indications of plentiful yield. The grain
looks healthy and forward, and especially
in the adjoining counties of Virginia have
the farmers great reason to rejoice. There
the wheat crop never looked better, and
the only fear is that there will be a search
ty Of hands to secure their crops, in con-
sequence of the demand for soldiers and
other purposes If affairs continue as
they now are, farmers may look out for
good prices for their grain War may
begin and have an end, but as long as fs
and health continue, food will be in de-
mand, for we all must eat Hence farm
ers will fare better than many others
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-24
[For the Chronicle
TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The tocsin Of war has sounded throughout
The land, and your country calls upon
You, in this, her hour of peril.
Go FORTH then, with bold fronts and
Brave hearts; and God speed you, "a
In your great and glorious cause.
And like the illustrious WASHINGTON,
The "Father of bis Country be first in
"War, first in peace and first in
"The hearts of your countrymen."
"Strike till the last armed foe expires
"strikel for your affairs and your fires
"Strikel for the green graves of your sires,
God, and your native land"
Fight like brave and gallant men,
Strew the ground with enemies slain;
Conquer, and return again,
With laurel wreaths of fame. g.
Montgomery Co., May 20, 6l.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-24
From the Nashville Patriot.
Tennessee's Battle-Song.


Awake take up the armsl prepare for hattlel
Our countrys honor calls on you her sons
Arise arise We warriors, from your sluuibers
There is not one Of you who fighting shuns.
The Lord Of hosts your heart aud will strength
eu.
The prayers of wives and sisters filed with woe,
Plead at his throne your cause the caust of freedom
Success to youl confusion TO the foel
Form forml in proud array, ye Tennesseeansl
March onward--oharge- break down the serted
line
That now invaies the South, hallowed to freedom,
Where happiness -religion--culturc shine,
Amidst the sierm Of war aud cannon roaring,
Think Of yenr password "Death or victory?'
Renown and love the conquerur awaiting
And glory those who in tho battle die.
Fight manly Shame on all who win be branded,
When fight is DER, with wounds on back or heel,
Wheree may be the ''Yaey Of decision''--
Thus smith the Lord decide II with the steel.
Let oil your priests uphold their arms in prayer
That God, the God Of battle, be your stay;
While His strong aid the my is coniounding;
Yours is the crown, the vict'ry Of the day.