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The Sentiment of Ihe Germau.B0En
Citizens,

The Sentiment of the German-BOEn
CIIizens.
To the Editor of The Ne,o York Daily Ne,os:
l see it stated in the papers that many German
volunteers enlist in the Of this Abolition Ad
ministration for the fna destruction Of this Union
1t is true, the question is misunderstood by as
many Germans ss Americans, bat those who would
make the community believe that the sentiment of
this class Of our felloW-citiZens is unanimous or
even that majority in favor Of this war, state
what they know 30 be untrue. By what causes
those who belonged to tbs regular militia were in
duced to 60, may well be imagined. As to the
Fifth Regiment, which consists nearly ell Of Ger
mans, there was not one in 8 hundred who approves
Of this war; but they went, in order not to be sin
gled out ss coWsrdly and disloysl. As TO those
who have volunteered, do not wonder that there
are SO many, but that there ere so jst7.
There are hundreds Of agents who, for the sake
Of profit for the purpose Of attaining the position
Of officers, make use Of every means in their power
to catch the unHary. Thousands and thousands Of
poor men have been out Of employ sll the winter,
and they think it may be better for them to into
war than to starve or commit suicide in streets.
The calls of such agents and drummers are the
most readily accepted who advertise that the vol
unteers ''receiVe board soon IS they have put
their names upon the roll.
The Democratic portion Of our fellow-citizsns of
Gerasn birth sre far from being in favor Of this
war Of an Administration in the election Of which
they had no agency. They know that if It is in
tended to subjugste the South, it cannot be done
without an entire change Of the government Of this
country. History proves the folly Of any such
attempt. England may keep ireland, Austria may
keep Hungary Ter certain length of time; but
neither the one the other would be able to keep
these provinces under the circumstances in whicn
we are placed Flsnders, Italy, &C., tell the story.
The German Democrats say that they will have
no part in this frstriCidal war; they wash their
hands in innocence. When all those who have
been instrumental in bringing this calamity upon
the country, all the Wide AWskes and others who
voted for the Abolition President-wben they all
shall have left for the seat Of war, and have per-
ished, then, if anything is left undone, We viii
take the matter in hand and reconstruct this Union.
A GERMAH AMERICAN.
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Mere 'sTreason i'm Egypt"
n.---.-a.... ~ aha st In.,Is Rannhlican
LIBERTY, White county, Ill, May 4, Is

LIBERTY, White county, ILL.,, May 4, 1861.
MR EDITOR: Immense excitement prevailed among
our citizens to-day. According to a previous sd-
vertisement there was to be meeting of the citi-
zens of this vicinity for the purpose of considering
the present distracted condition Of our country and
also to raise company styling themselves the
Home Guards to defend and protect our country
against all nvasions. And, if necessary, to be in
readiness to defend President Lincoln's undertak-
ings. While they were fling, psrsdng, and volun-
teering party Of secessionists marched up, blow
ing rams horn, and beating old coffee-p pot with
q hickory stick, yelling out, 'hurrah for old Hiek
Ory and the SecSssionlsts,' and commenced enlist
ing men for the South. This created an immense
excitement, and at time we thought there would
be war between the two now beigerent parties;
but by the timely Intervention of the friends OF boh
parties, they were kept apart. There had been
sixteen enrolled as Union men, after which, the Sc
cessioDists enrolled twenty-one. The Union party,
seeing they were the weakest party, seemed lnchn-
ed to give way, and did so by stating that iney
would meet again on the eleventh. At when time
we fear there will be squslly times between the
Union men and secessionists of Egypt.
There was some resolutions passed oy tle Sec.
sionists, it is said, but the people, although nos
many were not informed of their contents anu 'oSA
no part in it outside of the band. And 50 ehoeu 'n
commencement Of the rebellion Of old Wni,e.
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TeelIng An virginia.

We publish elsewhere, from the Msrletss LINe..s-
gscs Republican journal correction q v;neni ine I'M,
oII,, So- the Union The largest body Of that
DortHn Is Sf lfb e State we are with the
exception Of the Pan Handle is decidedly for sscs.
zion. We are reluctantly forced % Ina'
as " ,1 ron between one Of rscitizens and
stS ,.tD0uisbed clergyman of the Episcopal Church.
resident Of Indiana, who has Just returned from
trip to Virginia In reply to tRe q9essSn 4s % tne
,,o Conception of the feeling in Virginia. It is
m ,,o;t- embracing males and females. The females
matrons and maidens-practice daily with the re-
oliver FAMILIES are sending their silver plate, and
ladies' their ewelry to the Governor; gentlemen arc
making deeds of their farms to the State all raise
cash for the defense Of the State. A deep-seated
determination to resist to the last extremity sac
rce everything property and life, universally pre-
vails.n Such people may be overrrn, oblitersted
from the face of the earth, but can never be CON
quered.- GHeiRsGa EaGsdTsr, Agy ILL
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saKen as an act of open war, while it is undoubt-
euy an Alarming menace, which viii keep the Coz
federates in state of constant apprehensjon and
preparston, leading to much internal trouble and
Srea. expense By confusion of metaphor which
events may justify, the eye to watch may be turn
The Southern Commissiona-s .-o .+;,l ho-o -.
they are still unable to procure even ssm;-oec;si i'll
recognition OF their existence and all their CORES
pondence has been carried on through one Of the
clerks.
It's, perhaps, not necessary to add that Mr.. Seu>
ard has no intention Of resignng as has been stated
and that there is no dissensicn in the cabinet
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900 Imported Cigars, iOOS0o Domestic oigazs.
feb2-tf J. n. SWAMI.
Young Mems ChFissAan AssocaA1ens
q II McAllissor, P; BrightEsli. 81 ? Z niehoh 3
W II Horrcvs Treas neeEnGa eyeU 1Hsso@S HsA' -
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DIR. McLEAN.S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
or Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head

Dir MCLEAN'S UNIVERSAL P1LIsS,
For Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head
ache, &c.
FNHERF has never been CATHARTIC medicine offered to
the public, entire satisfaction Nc
.EAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and
tender infant yet prompt and powerful in
enovng Bilious secretous Acid Impure, Feted Matter
rom the Stomach. they the only Pills that should
e used in malariOus dsstrictS.
produce Gripping Sckpes Pain in the Sternach or
towels though very searching their operation,
romone healthy OF the Liver aud Kidneys Who
g suf from BousnesS Headache and Foul Stomach, when
che ~ remedy obtained Keep them constantly
iHpd single prevent hours, days,
and ouths OF Sickness Ask for Dr. j. II. McLesns Unver
al Pills other Being coated they taseesS Price
ny S cents per box, and be sent by mail to part Of
he United States.
J n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, Mo.
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The law of Clothing In Regard TO VsIun.
teers Received into the Confederate Ser.

The law OF CIOtnlnR In hekAK0 20 0Auns
teers Received into the Confederate Ser.
vice.
Much Misunderstanding seems to exists among
the volunteer forces called Lto the Confederate SER
vice. in relation to the subject Of clothes and cloth
ing and yet tie law OF Congress controlling the
question is quite clear, and admits of no two con-
structions Many Volunteer Companies, and Bat
talions and Regiments, entered the Confederate
service with the ides, that the War Department
would supply all deficiencies Of clothing among
them, and would moreover be prepared with future
supplies to meet the sccruing wants Of the soldiers
and consequently, now suffering in this respect
because Of the want Of proper information in the
beeiupinZ which their officers and the State au-
tborities should have given. The law Of Congress,
as set forth in the act ''to provide for the public
defence" reads as follows, to-wit:
'Said volunteers shall furnish their own clothes.
When called into active sarVice aud while remaining
therein instead of clothing, every non-oommission
ed officer and private in any company shall be en-
titled to money, in equal to the cost Of cloth
ing Of non. commissioned Of6cer or private in the
regular army Of the Confederate States"
BY this law volunteers provide at all tunes, their
own clothing, and receive therefor ccmmutstion In
money, and in the passage Of the law, Congress ev-
identity had in view those public sxgencies that re-
ouired large forces to be thrown into the field while
vet the Government was in its infancy and stood
provided with ne regular Quarter Master organiza-
tion.
We have been thus explicit because IL is highly
desirable the matter should be thoroughly under
stood as well among those troops already in service
as among those who are daily expecting to be call
ed into service And we think il would be well for
the Newspaper press generally to get forth, ss We
have done the subject in the light Of the law and
the reason Of the lsw.-Aontgomery AdUsrtiser.
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To QuIntus DeIIus.


[TRANsLLTIoS FROM HoaAcr--oDE MI
"Aequam mements, rebus in ardnis
Servare em."-RorGce.
0 Delius since you were born to die,
In days unh,ppy keep an equal mind,
Aud. when the scene is brightest to your eye,
Marx thou, the Shades that silent steal behind!
II
Do this my friend, though adverse fortunes grieYe
Your heart from youth to ages evening chill;
DO this although in carelets hours ysu leave
The noisy town for some se4uester'd Tl:
III
And stretch at ease where. cool and dark, entwine
The lofty pine and hoary poplar boughs,
You drown the past in old Palsrnian wine,
Or seal on deWy lips lovers VOWS.
"
There where the gides with trembling breast
Command your slaves the banquet to array;
And on each brimming goblet let them rest
The rose whose beauty fades within day
Yes, pleasure seeek while youth and fortune yield
Spirit and zest to life's too Transient hour,
Till tn bright eye by pallid deaih is sealed,
And tn black thread has felt AtroPos' power.
VI
Then you 60, from all youth purchas'd groves,
Prsn stately house, and country seat depart,
A stranger to your cherished garden roYas,
And your lost love enthTalls another's heart,
VII
Such is your doom. no matter whence you came,
From Gfachus proud line, or Iowly cot,
The fate meet here ever is the same;
No mortal yet, by Pluto was forgot.
VIII
Our lots are shaking in the general urn.
Sooner or later mVss the cast be Ger.
To the game pathway must our faces turn,
In endless exile on the LethAnishore
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JAMES M'LAUGHLIN a. Co.,
tsuocEssOEs A. JEKnsJ
mmlssion, Feed g. Produce ;Merehanss'
DEAIxRs IN
EAY, OATS, CORN, BRAN AND TEKD sTUTT'
NO. SoUzH xARKTz STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
jsns-a
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
OnA SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds for ssle 6y M
e1UU JAMES MLAUeHLAh SoV
s6ssca - -
POtatOes. Potatoes.
TUsT received Der steamer Nashville, 100 barrels ext Ne
% 'AAnn''E Potatoes iCT JAMES isns MeLAueHLAS co.,
jane9-tf no. Market street.
Lard, Lard, Lard,
rUsr received Der steamer Nsshvls, choice lot Of Lar
- IN " i'' A'S'' JAMES McL GuGALN CO.,
jarq7-a Ne. Market street.
Flour. Flour, Flour.
TUsT received per steamer NAhVlls 600 bags Extra Family
''0~ JAMEs MCLAUGHLIN co.,.
jsn2a-a Nos MArketstreet
FLOUR. FLOUR.
O0n BAGS Double Extra Family Flour, q upersS Whit
OOO just received, ana for sale y
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN co.,
marl7-1 No. Market Gtrest
HAMS, HAMS.
5000 LBS HAMS jHsIs III i;fsiT.. &c e
nsTI7-1 No. 8 Market street.
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
LBS Sides and Shoulders, Just received
O'OO>1 An' JAMES Ia i LAUeLIN a ool,
nsri7-a No. Market street
BOLTED MEAL.
100 BAGS Bolted Meal, IN bushel hags. for Say use,
IOO Just FecsiV'd and q ;;Is Ss y b:yTou,,Y.co
uarIT-tf No Market street
BRAN AND SHIPSTUFFS.
zoo BAGS Dram and shPstuHS Just received and Tor
JAMES MLAUG"LIN CO.,
marI7-tf No. Market reet's
CORN, CORN.
ZOO BAGS prime yellow and Mixed Corn, just recsived
~ " = JAMES MLAuGHL1N & Co,
narI7-tf No. Market stree
LARD, LARD.
600 KEGS prime leaf LAID, put up for family usc in
StfO so lbs Kegs, Just received and for sale 6g
JAMES MLAUGHLIN CO.,
Hams, Hams.
5000 HAMS jss ss Nee s9sTfa ~ % sS
seed Corn.
S00 SACKS Seed Corn 10 the Ear, for sale BY
eBtBU JAMES N'LAUGHLIN co.,
FRESH MEAL.
TUsT received and for sale 100 Fresh Corn Msaby
ID JAS McLACGHLIN & co,
ian6-h No. South Market streets
HAY, HAY.
ono BALES Timothy and Hungarian hay, Just relieved
eDUO and for sale by
JAMES MLAUGHLIN & CO.,
msrl1-n No. 3 Market street.
OATS.
S0A BUSHELS prime Red oats, Just received and for
JAMES MLAUGHLIN& L CO.,
FLOUR.
a BBLS euperhne Extra, Family, and Extra Family,
4gU in store and to arrive per Rarosd and River, for
,ale commission By W. WATTS 4 co.,
feb20-n Nc. BresdEsy
XTRA fine White and Blue Neshsnock Potatoes ust reoev
~ ed per Gen Andersen, for sale by
marI4-d BENZ T SHIELDS 4 CO:
DIVIDEND.
TTNHE Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Compon
this day declared emi.snnuA dividend Of six don
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NUMBER 40


Paixhams and Dahlgrens, Zouaves end FIvizv
Artillery, Dragons and Infantry are useful IN war
The South understands this and is setting On thar
understanding. But, while these are urspsr;n0. :
fierce battle is already going on-a battle in ,,b;c
we have much to gain and but little to lose battle
of ledgers, accounts current, and bills receivable
fought in counting-roons, in bank pzrlOrs, and
across the counters Of brokers' shops, the killed
and wounded in which are spoken Of as follows IN
the New York Dcy Book Of May lss:
All New York is failing. The suspensions and
failures for the past few days have been fearful
and the war promises to bankrupt every merchsns
IN New York The retail business is as bad of as
the wholesale. Nobody is purchasing anything, and
trade Is killed.
The foreign bill market continue very dull and
heavy.
The following is a comparative statement of the
imports OF foreign dry goods at the port Of New
Aork for the week ending April "a:
For the week Isso 1891
Entered at the port, s1,7OS,4sS ssSS0s1
Ahro"n on the MARKET 1,6jO,79O S96.992
Inc imports Of dry goods this week are very
small PROBABLY the least reported for many wears.
my revenues.'' "-D OSOoU'' -
In another issue, the Day Boo. saws that thsra
IN nave Deen over ZUo failures In New York since the
22j Of April and within the last month NOT Iass ,h
900. Keal estate has no sale at any price and tents
are comparatively nominal Total bsnErrDtcx,
stsres all in the face, and starvation will become
saily visitor to the abodes OF the poor !.
1t Is hardly to be wondered At, that such devslOu
ments should be distastefnl to those Who's ,xeak
ness they betray, and speedy downfall thew fore
shadow. Accordingly, IN the last number Of the
EceRing Post that has reached rs, We see a shsrn
protest from a writer who concludes with the IN
quiry: "Is it any particular object to show the
Southern repudistors hole dislStroassly he REBELLION
e5scts Northern credits. ."-RichROnd HRig
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Gb. gasbhiIIs anipn anS 5miritau
Daily IS; rri-wsekly IS; Weekly &c.
Rataa oil Aarartisinr.

One Square, year. s3aEsch additional Square, 80
dvertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
o DOLLAR per Square the rs and R1Y Cr. for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published In both the Daily and weekly vii
added.
7roasisns Adsstsissnts sSst Be paid for at As time Of
tnssrtioH.
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SPEcULATING on TIE RAE.-Sons Of the Penn
sylvsnia papers sre already limiting that parties
in that State. who affect an extrsoriinAry patriot
ISM and are rampant for war, have only in view the
'Pieking and stealing" The Harrisburg Uaios
thus expresses itself:
''Within dsy or two revelations Of an astounding
nature have been made, which 20 20 show thst un-
principled men are turning the whole affair into
grand speeulstion and legislative investigation Is
freely talked o. We are told that the contractors
who are now engaged in Philadelphia In getting up
clothing for the army have turned the whole ope-
ration INTO grand speculation, and are making
nice thing Of it. Il is said that they charge The
State for each military coat made 50 25. vhis tsev
pay the woman who do the work only seventy CENTS.
Hundreds Of women who are wealthy have volun-
teered to make up these garments without psy. ana
yet for every one that 10 turned in sOmsSody rs-
eeiVes two dollars and twenty-five cents The SANE
may be said Of everything else, even the nanufac-
ture Of shirts Material is purchased at certain
price, AID bills with 9 certain percentage added
are rendered which percentage is of course fobbed
BY sonebody. One firm in PhiIsdelphis had an Of
Ter to dispose Of large quantity Of cloth By max
ing out one Of these bills, but being honorsbIs men
they refused to accessories to such ishcncY
able proceedings, and lost the sale Of their mar
ohsndIse."
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nR HI R, mcI,EAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENTs
rbe best External in the world for Man or


NHoUsANDs # human beings have been saved life Of
rspttude ana misery, the Ct ths nvauabis Lni
5ept Ii will reeya PAIN almost ns' taneeusy, and ii
E cleanse purify heal the fouleT sORE 10 sn incredible
Ihort time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIhENT will re-
sgs the Of Rheumatism oout or Neu
aea For Paralysis Co trscted Muscles Stiffness or Wesk
aeis IN the Joints. Musc Lgsmens, II will neve til
Two applications Throat, Headache Earache
For Burns or scalds any Pain, is nfable hsmedy
rry it, and you will dnd ind Pensibs remedy. Keep
always hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS any having charge OF horseS,
il save money by using McJesns Volcsric Oil Linment. II
speedy and nfable cure for Calls, sprains, Chaes
seng Lsmeness sweeny Wounds Scratches,
Sxternal disease. Try 4, an6 you viii be convinced.
Oh }. y. Mel AK, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis Mo
Vo,,,ie at Proprietors prices By Berry Demove and
NJ, usndershott m8T-9d tw&wly
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DIR. HI. McLEAN'S
strengthening Cordial
BLOOD PURIFIER

finn
clOrc Ekll tem purifying and enrichingO'' '0AIhs'
le Blood-Testorny the sick, suffering invalid to
HEALIH AND STRENGTH.
There is 40 Mistake bout It.
It will cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Disha, Dysen.
~ Hesdahe De resson Of spts Fever and Ague, Inward
ever bad Breath Or any disease Of the Liver Stomach Bow
ny GE ETLEMEN, do you wish to be Healthy, Strong and
igorous
LADIES DO you want the Bloom OF Health to mount to
our Cheeks again 7-then goat ence and get
IcLean,s strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
esy not moment t Is warranted give satisfaction It
i'll sure any the Kidneys Womb Bladder Faint
lg DISTRACTED Menraation Falling Of the Wormb, Barren
any arising from Chronic Nervous Debility,
! is Infallible Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
you delicate scky, puny Children to be Healthy
trong ana Robust then give them McLEANS STRENGTH
MING CORDIAL ee the directions each bottie it is de-
cio1s to take
One spoonful taken every morning fasting, s
against CtiI and Fever Yellow Fever ohole
ny prevailing disease.
CAUTION Beware Of Druggists or Dealers who may
palm upon you bette Of Bitter or sarsapara (Which
hey buy ehesp by saying it is just good There
BASE enough steal part Of name to dub thei
ILR decoctons Avoid infamous PIRATES and their
anops compoundsi Ask for Dr.. J. II. McLeans Strength
ming Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing else 1t is the
My remedy that viii Purify Blood thoroughly and At
1e same time, STRENGTHEN and 1NV1GORATE the whole
tits put up in large Botes-Sl per bottle, or
DR. J. H, McLE AN Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-22

THE CvTToN TRADE.--The London Times
closes a significant article iu relation to lbe
cotton trade. with the following remarks:
Whatever country sends US the best cotton
at the cheapest rate. aud with the greatest
regularity, will command the market. II
will he fortunate ia many ways if the prize
should fall to India. hut commerce looks TO
lis own needs only. We doubt il any coun-
try could have driven America from the
Geld. If America had remained exempt from
troubles. but the contingency which has
now happened has been so long and so un-
easily anticipated, that the actual event
tells strongly against the chances OF Amer
lea and IN favor OF competition. II the
civil war shonld last another year. the cot
ton trade will probably be revolullonlzed'
and with it the fortunes aud destnies OF the
Cotton States"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-22

MISSIONARIES MAssACRED.-The Rev. q.
N. Gordon. missionary Of the London Mis-
sionary Society. end his wife. have been
barbaronsy murdered by the natives 0t
Erromanga, one Of the New Hebrides. The
measels having OF late ragged at that island,
aud killed of great many of the na'lv0'.
the latter have got "a notion that 1t has oeen
introduced by the whites, and determined
it would seem, on general massacre OF The
latter. The missionary aud wife wer" KILL d
treacherousIy. by persons who pretended TO
he friends. This ls the same isl'nd where
Williams aud Hands were bu'chered IN
1910.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-22
Number 51.]
A N ORDINANCE Thinning THE con-

IA ensatOn of the City Marshal and Policemen.
The Trustees Of the City of Nevada do ordsin as
follows -
SECTION J. The City Marshal shall receive as a fuh
compensation for his services, the sum Of one hun
dred dollars month TO be paid out of the City Treasu
ry. He shall also receive for his services Coee-
tor fifteen per centum on all monies collected on ae-
count of poll and road taxes, and Eve per centum on
the amount collected by him on account of other
city revenues which per centage he is authorizes
to retain out of the amount collected.
SIC 2 Policemen shall receive as a eornpensaton
for their services the sum of ninety dollars month
to be paid out of the City Treasury other demands
against the CITY.
SEc ). For every arrest for violation Of City Or
dtnances, the Marshal and Policemen shall he cnti-
tied to the same fees as are allowed Constabes IN
similar cases, when the same shall be made out oi
the persons arrested.
SEC a. This Ordinance to take effect and be in force
irom and after the first day of May a. D. 1861.
Passed April 4th 1861.
JOHN WILLIAMS, President.
T. II. RoLFE Clerk. apr6