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I5NINE oHANUE ZOE INYLsT.

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pirtsbureh aErsot, known - ih8 Hlichcocl
u-7,-rfy bsinF lot Ono IA Cases sddltio1 y CisFe
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"HoEAE FsAurl, Oh Pax 1g II
sEAHCErs." I" shosld - roa4 sT sgsFsb. .sE0 .
% aslf-iz1ietsi diseases, and the rssu - ,
aal rariics, The eau thAs froqusnilg uad y UN.
HTFFr NABaIA1za, their Eellsf snd pIsEention.
With eopsels iuaiructionf ~ 70 The sure nsthod Of
dllpolli ths Eiio.T that ffgguSutly take = "a
q thoss A1ou1 70 EsrER into ihc mar1lres staie.-
Tas uoIk 4 beauilialiT ~ stFstea vi oOlorod en-
GraYlngs. abd q frauEht vi b Wtoieaoma advice
end oshortnfioai. scid b. DK. BARLOW, Ia
Bissokar . tet Rev YORK Price . sonts. Sent
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JUST ESTABLISHED. au
- No. 194 oSTARIo STRzET.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-27

30 sSAE.E or EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
OFE FOR SALE my present residence, with twenty-five
the best Garden land in the State attached. Only
3ne Of mile south OF the city of Nashville Possession
given IL slediately. Apply to or address
febI2.i.u EDWARD .. HICKS,
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GREAT NATEONAL RoUT
MLMm@M
1 aa mere, Phflaaslpnla. N
1 DSs Ton, and the only ne
HaskinR4o1r fssrx

20 .sast1.nore, Phflnasl-nra. N
80 49, and tae oszlV RO
WashinRaon CSrx
w a,,1C E :. ~ OHIO AND g9AT,Tr~a-u
OH4O RAILROADS tsru,jn.t.' = 1,.. - y !, /
" CONNECTS Win Railroads for and frn =, 80 =
West, SOuth-svest opa No s,,,.. = - :
Passengers y this Route can ~. ~,
SniSdeiRna New fsrk or Ecsto, al -, e',ss %
YORK or bofton alone, by other Inca 80 " . nc =
Through Tickets can asao hs pr--,-.. :. =
the Eastern Cities Et additioss sF !, s.dngt'
Sleeping cars attached TO al nitfs f-- ~ - eniy,
Tickets good until used, sith 10 ,-;-4,-
eli principal points, -'-'sss q ssopp
business men AID travellers, for nIear,-.
visit all the Eastern Cities at II nosnl
The scenery is celebratad for Its 1ous5si ma
Il unequslled in the world. It's srstsu ~ 40
polce It's splendid equipment; It's sxcla. - nc =
iarZe smount Of double track its ine hot.i-
@nee o me Company insure % Tie paasen,.-. =
a. through Tickets srd Baggage CHEEKS can -.
snS psinclpal Railroad and Steamboat 0fcss IN ~ =,
- iof HeSets VIA The Baltimerc and CHE Ran, !
". R-saITH, Master Trsnsportafioo,r, = !.
l. ~. COLz- General Ticket Agent p =
| H-eCLLIF an Gen. Tsssern Agsn, =
! n. :. SkNEIT, Pres't, ORR
sprnl9 "'0HoNA, Cent Ticket Agent, o o
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Stewart County State Of Te11.-

I'm STEWAKT COUNTY COTr1T !.
Il Ters-James B. McCsrrOIl ct ala. W sbs- q
ais-Petiton % sell land II Appearing d r. ss
ants Dill, that Tics Mecarroll, Franci. N.1s-,
aeyarrolis James AcCsFroii, SAMUEL Mccarrolf- -,
residents OF the stats Of Tsnnsszes. IL IL th.--so,
snat ploheation be ma e for four eannscutlv9 -
Nssnvllle CMoE AND AN<RIcSH, = neWsDsusr an
before the Jnstises Of the OouneI Csure ~ af.-.
e holden g Tie eeurt house, IN said curutT 4, m
asnnessee, ne frst Monday in J&naary, lss Il Ard -
oennr % eoHPlsinants bill, the sars win - -
's''sq % 70 los@ and setdown for hearing ezparte
6ecz-E4t-pr's fee Al SOOA'
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so Hotel i'm MurffeeSbOrO!

yuNHIhrivng city without Hotel, in the business
naF Of the town. the City Hotel being unexpectedly
oSnt xAsa brick bsiding with thirty and
can he rGsted for one half the usual price
provns cheap here and the house has done
worth Of business heretofore 1t is the best
the hotel keeping and the ties Of the
place de- SSsl4d IN immediate opening. Address
feboO SIN D. II. G. SPEN0K.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-27
Land for sale.

GENERAL FRKIsET OIuCR, NASHVILLE DECATUR r. Ri
NASHVILLE Nov. 18th. 1860.
N and after the Goth nst fghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and all other connecting Roads
will be received and forward without delay
To prompt attention eghts must have plain shipping
marks destination In full and initials Of last road on each
PACKAGE Stock sent through with care and dispatch.
JOHN W. RADCLIFFE,
noyls-dIm General Ae emit.
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CnarlestOn and SavanE
FREIGHT H1z

nA1Eo KED0cED AND SPEED MOP
t1 ssis Freight Trains Ousli ne ro.s. n =
dss,- ny. DeDer, 1855 through rates from n.
First Class, per Io0 lbs, 81 "a Thsrs Cha. -
second Siesss do / IS PorrfA o. y. IVY
Hats. Caps and BOnne.s, Is S--'' do
Tine rom savannah and oharIssso. to Nasay,u. =,
Tine from New YORK and Pb;r.5.,-A..
and nine days. ss'sh and =
Intervening sshbaths cause Tia .s.-.-...-.,-.
fr5lghs trains are run on Sunday over tree iis- ~
Ne asie7tions y ice irsnos eVerr1,-.-. -
ID % a. sss promptly sdjrs,s Il,
dee22-s Pas n
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< T0LEN from Samuel sewe, near Rstria Perry county,
- Tennessee the eth Of December Iron rapps Graz
Mare feet high years old By close observation there can
ps een eemsh il the right eye, she we'll formed and en-
pact mart.
DESCRIPTION.
The that Is supposed Rave stolen her feet 10
inches r height light hair and red whiskers heavy broad
the shoulders rather bends forward he walks his
name is Cox, dressed ordi5arily
Liberal reward will be Poid 10 any that viii secure me
50 that get her liberal reward will be gwen iof
ths thief SAMUEL SENELht
anI-y3t Patriot, Tenn.
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NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA r. H.
Notice to shippers,

EyRFIGHTs for the Memphis and Caaserton Railroad ara
n for Lovais Stations on The Nashville and Cnattanoes-
Railroad Including Chattanooga, VIII DC. 80
to the condition Of The Stats Road Of Georgia. no Eeshs
points be- can be received uat further po
P'AA's 70 en4SA-''s~ASSs- - Z, w. COLE.
s.,s-,, supGntszdapi'
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b. &
DEALERS IN
BrandEes, Wines, Tebaccos. Cigars, &c.
coRRAR o0LLEGEzED oHURoR SZREE7S
Nashville, Tenn.
xx1E ARE In RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
wv selected Of Groceries, Tobaccos Liquors &C. COM
pdin follows, to which respectfully invite the at
SUGAR, moLASsEs AND SYRUP.
IS hhas Louisiana Sugar 5Obsls LOvering's powdered
ss !" Clarified Sugar; s.
100 bSs Plantation MOasses 50 half bbIs Refined MOas.es
OhA bbs Plantation Mo- 5Opasksg 'fst Louis sOiosn
sOs 5sis Refined NOasss sOpss New orleans Golden
50 bbls Coverings DRchrush- SYRUP
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio oOse 50 bags Old COL Java o0hee
100 bags New Orleans BIO cof 50 bags LagnrA 00nss
WHISKY.
100 bills Recthsd whisy sOsbIs Robertson county
l loS Esn1; White 20 ss ss' smith. Old Reserve
loo packages Old Rye whisky Whiskey;
pEncheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
RRANDIES. WINES, &c'
10 Quarter casks segnette's 10 casks Madeira Wine;
lod sssRsg: cash. . Dspr.y $,..
90 Cos Brandy Raos:. Brandy 10 Ds manga "@'
IA a. 0sA' united Propristors 50 pk Ginger Wines
brandy; 50 baskets chaupagne;
100 pks American Brandy 20 ooxes oIaret,
100 Ginger - pns Lemon Cordial;
Is Raspberry 70 pks Holland Clint
10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes virginia TObaccO-vsrious brands:
so0 n Kentucky
IS kegs A J Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
5000 Superior Havana cigars-vareus Brands
i SS''SOS Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
200 hlf" SO TslloW
l50qr" I50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bills extra Family Flour;
100 Superhne Fl"
100 bags Pennsylyania Buckwheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks fne and coarse Salt 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bills Kanawha Salt 5Onest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes; IS sacks Almonds;
500 boxes Glass Ware; so bbls Pecaus and Filbersi
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Walnutsi
100 casks Soda; 100 dozeu Brooms;
1000 mounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards;
500 bags Shot assorted sizes, 500 rsams Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pspperi
95 cases Sardines. X and 95 Allspioe,
hoxes so bxs Ground Mustard;
90 hxs Lemon svrup: so " Fire Crackers;
$50 pEs Raisips; 50bbls Cider Vinegar;
JOG F" Mackerel; oobblsAA Ale;
IS chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety OF ether articles.
/ decl2-H EDWARDS, HARhl5 CO
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n. CnszTnkH. a. p cHtraAw
N. q e. f. CEHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
HIEE BRANDILs, VINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c.
C0RHER or COLLEGE AND 1BgRcE saR=E1S
Nashville, Tennessee.
NTTE arejustn receipt Of large and wall .Iatad stock Of
Groceries, Liquors, consisting in part as fsllowss
10y hs sugar al graoes 100009 genuine
80 DOS encso1 moiasss zO0 kegs Nails, assorted;
w = 40 90 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
loo bbs Powdered, Crushed 10 bhs urIs waInutss
Loaf Sugar 10 bis Perars. --f
80 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FfIharts
100 boxes Tobacco assorted
FINE BEsANDIES. WINES, 40,
Is u Il choice FrsSsh Brardes;
y y casks Madeira, shessy, and Port Winesf
i5C baskets best brands Champagne;
80 boxes Scoyiil Claret,
i y SSI. R a1s S County whissyi
do do do Bourbon do
Gin, &C. 4---S' IN 0l@n1s'
POWBER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont and sycamore Powder Tn.
Icing the only Agents Nashville the
ea see attention Of the Merchants and Trsderto their
T gestock ef Powder on hand, in Magazinefor sale
w Kegs dupont Rifle Powder 2000 kegs Hazard Pow
wv u do do do der:
900 800 o % DO 5000 kegs sycamore Blasting
S SS0 Asgs Hassrd 90 do Powder 1T
DC 90 90 DC Sp Brands ss.ss q Powder assorted
w" dupont Biastins Pow so bills roy, Bedford Co.,
ianlI NJ p 0fyr 1rfy az 80.
pontsPowdsr; joy, Bckford & do ,. sarskv
svrana-s 60 Fuss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-27

CEAANGE OE SCHEDDLE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East West viii run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 N and 3PM
Arrive At Chattanooga ls3o NJ a1d I:s5 An.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:30A NJ and 73O NJ
Arrive st Nashville at 500 u and Il.
Ii rail connection and to Boston New York
n Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Lynchbug, Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, Memphis. New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains Stevenson with Trains On Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets be had any application
Ticket Aren't at Office at Depot, the following places and
at the following prices, viz:
N.uh fIlaf NJ
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-urSF1 GROUND STOCK FEED, Just re-
a ceiyed per swalaw, AID for sale by IN
jan25 DANs- = -
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'ENCH PROTESTING srVxo
Phfgade1Dhfa -

MADAAB VALIANT will re open hey R,.-,s,-
1IA seho0lfo young ladies' ct l67s Cbr-f,,t
eepteuber Superior Instructions in - r ss.set
branches to both Of Ehi,h equally serious =
valiant with Madame valiant, VII super;ss - -
partmsnt ne
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stoves Crates!
Printing Office for Sale.

C,ITUATEDn wealthy Of country in Tennessee and
having extensive subscription list advertising PAT
paper is Democratic and wtbe sold
TERMS however, but Democrat The paper
hed to advocate State Equality, and the proprietor will lie
Il outs his hands to be devoted ether purpose
octla-lm
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A Fine Country Residence For sale.

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
alua b Ie L nd for sale.
275 acres Cleared, and I'm a fine state
of Cultivation.
TENHIs Farm lies mile from Jones Station on the VIM
chester and Alabama Railroad from Wiaches-
ter, and three niles from Salem, in 7aakn csnnty On the
Farm comfortable DWELLING good negro cabins, all
necessary out houses Close to the dwelling spring.
good Cstern and plenty Of falling The
is ALL RICE and for cultivation, unsurpassed by any
E the county propose to sell ths valuable Tract Land
and would refer who wish to know about IT, John
White Nashville Tenn AS. Colyar Winchester they
can refer to me on the premises.
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS.
oct 20-n Winchester Franklin county, Tenn.
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Stolen,

CtHEEsE. 10 Boxes Prime s~.iust receivsdby
" D DICKEY,
triyV IA Market strest
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NO. SO BROAD STREET,

RE Snuaoturng SIX horse power portable steam Engines,
"a su;St for printing Offices, plantation use, and where
small eJes .Aes required. Price &6C0.
eay Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power, at
prices al Inv hrstclas engine be furnished at We
prepared I'LL orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest inf patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock patterns Flour Mills and circular sash and Muy
Saw Msi unrvaei for strength durability and economy
ofpewer.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and wOen furnished to sst work when de-
sired.
hand full assortment Of castings usually kept
at EoS9y An experienced pattern maker and drafaan
empoyS Working drawings, specifications, plans and es-
mates {. Edshed application.
IL ss and Sales Room at So Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
iune9Z Aft
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Flour, Corn, &c.
R0n BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour;
OVJU $50 sacks Coru;
20 bbls Lard;
so 81 Green Apples;
25 Parrapine Wax Candles;
$50 Flour Sacks fifty poundsl
On assignment for sale by
W: WATTS & CO.,
janl9H No. 81 College street, near Broad
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Flour.

81 a BBLs Extra Extra Family to arrive per Rail
sNeDU road For sale on consignment by
W. WATTS CO..
dec9l No. 81 College street, Broad.
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PROCLAMATION
ISHAM G.. HARRIS.

Said Hilton Is man feet high, with SANDY nr anu
as vhiskers rather slender build round shsndered ~
ported that be has changed his appearance by BAR eys %
shAEing, ~
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DIR. w. PHONES

aWAs an Office sdj5ns the dence Of Captain S!ocke
Cherry Street, snd Hsdes ut No. "a Vnestreet, between
Church and Broad jmI9-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-27
Babies Wanted.

RIEI them along and thsr pictures taken, spd
wis Euarantee perfect likeness every time We have
Room expressly their and take them in fac
ton of As4cond Mothers need not take them to CAL
lery last 50 disappointed il they will
but <hem to
febl7,s HUGHES PREMIUM GALLERY |
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To MAKE VInexar and PIcGI..

The following suggestions, which we find in the
Jackson Mississippian, win prove invaluable to
those who with to make pickles or yinsgar for The
volunteers
MADISON County, July 81, ISsI-Permit me
through your paper to make a suggestion to the
ladies Of Mississippi and others who are preparing
stores and proVisiOns for cur soldiers.
TO make a healthy, grateful and cheap pickle,
good to prevent scuFvy in those who live On salt
proEisOns, take an empty whisky or molasses cask
do not wash It unless dirty inside. I'll 10 with firm
hard peaches, not too ripe gathered with the hand
without bruIsng, add two or three dozen pods of
Ied pepper and one quart Of salt, then pour on
vinegar until the rask Is full and head This pickle
will keep well and the vinegar is finely favored
It does well &c use IN cookery or at table. For
family use, any spices preferred may be used in Rd-
dition to the PEPPER ami salt. have peaches over
year old, put uD in this way, which are a. fair
and good as " hen put up.
/ would say also TO thO ladies'. dry all the fruit
you can, to send to the solfieFs; also okrx spllt
and dried in tle shade. is good flesh for SOUPS
and stews, and if boiled well is good with the ad-
dillon of pepper and vinegar as a vegetable, and
will be luxury to those n camp who are fond Of
It.
Every Southern hOusekeeper may make her own
vinegar "a d. thus. Take ore head cut of an empty
mOlasses cask put in gallons Of mOlasses and fiji
the cask three quarters full Of water; add bushei
of ripe apples cut small, or, if apples are scarce,
save the psellngs and cores Of the apples dried
used IN cookery, and as you get them, put in he
vinegar cask; also add all the skimmings Of pre-
erTes and honey. If the cask IS not then full add
more water. Cover il with the head to keep out
dirt In two Ur three months you will have q good
eask of vinegar, which IS to be strained of aud
bunged up in . tight eAsk for use.
j have, every summer for thirteen years, made
my OWE vinegar in this manner, and have always
had good vinegar both for picking and table use.
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Vandalism Of the Abolittou Army,

The LINCOLN papers generally refuse TO publish
accounts Of tie vilIainous eoniuct Of the Federal
troops; but the truth will come out Here Is what
THos f. MEtiHER, OF the 69th New York regiment /,
says about the Vandalism at Germantown, when on
their march towards Manassas:
THAT house is on fire. Father O'Reily,
our chaplain, hurriedly observed, as he whipped
his horse up beside the Colonel.
The words lad scarcely fallen from his lips when
a round mass of black smoke rolled out Of the win
dows of the house and buried il in darkness.
Another moment, the red flames were leapiBg
through the smoke, and the cracking Of timbars.
pierced and rfted with the FIRE, heard distinct
ly above the tramp and tumus Of the march. The
only ornament of the village in hot haste and fury
was plunging into ashes. In half an hour It would
be, at least, heap Of smCuidering charcoal Whose
was the scurvy and malignant hand that fred the
deserted homestead! Il 10 for the regiments Of the
brigade in advance of the 69th 70 answer. With
them rests the responsibility Of this savage riot
business and mischief. The house was doomed ir-
revocably when the B9th came u. The Irish regi-
ment swept hy the blazing ruin, cursing the ruff
fans who had played the barbarOus prank, and
maddened with the thought Of the disgrtes n
would bring upon the Federal flag
Nor did the wieke6ness Of the moment cJntent
with the destruction Of an unprotected dwelling.
Pigs were shot down and cut TO pieces, the drip
ping fragments being pOnnced upon and carried or
in triumph by the butchers. Turkeys and chick
ems shared the same fate. Everything left behind
them in the village by the retreating inhabitants,
whether useful or otherwise, was seized and swept
away l saw private Ct the Wiseonsn regiment
stumbling along with q feather bed across his
shoulders. / saw another; With sledgs.hammer
taken from the vacant fores. A third had q large
looking glass under bis arms. fourth had
patched duilt or counterpane wrapped about him
"a curious peice Of needlewOFk, gaudy enough to
please a Carib prince, and sufficiently heavy for
winters night IN Novia Scotia. A frenzy ofdepre-
datiou seemed to have seized many Of the soldiers
in advance Of US and the Wanton passion appeared
to grasp at everything with an utter disregard Of
Its usefulness or absHrdty In vain did the officers
of the offending regiments strive TO check the law
lessness of the men. The raw levies looked on
GermantOwn-the abandoned bantiing Of a village
-as their lawful prey. and the hames Of the burn
PEELED them ID desisk
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For Sale $500 Acres OF Fine Bark
Lands.

VESHE sos compelled 10 have Le sthe IN great quantities
here IS chance ALI arr look fer your
selves will sell gsin-Ty These LANDS have Bark
timber in supply large Ta1ney for yaaEs 70
come together running 70 grind
Bark and free stone sfngs said lands have On then nYe
and oonnodiors stoe house,
large new Sheit 90 30 the spot for the Taruery
large p- suitable for sinsing FA sid shout .O9
rezdyfor also, large she ter stable ana
other here in cultivation about IS o. land
yard spot Nature ls formed his locliY or the
tan ng IN six mib Of Mt Plessut At The end
ofthe and Aahama RaiTed- bsGntlfnl village
indeed, neighborhon venien to ennr hes and
schools Twill felI the Of teras- One third
cash. the remain Ter to suit the purchaser sane at negro
property, goods groceries. Give 1t look AocROss'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-14

The only laursls so far reaped BY Lincoln Gen
eraI in the unhoIy war which Lincoln has com
nenced have been earned BY General Mcclellan.
whom General Scott likes as a rRttlesnake does
white ash Charleston Courier.
And pray rhat Hlaurelsn has Mcclellan won in
this war? With an army Of from 20 TO 5000 men
he encountered Southern force Of about 5,000 in
the Torn locality Of North western Virginia and
the result was Southern loss of shout 500 in killed
wounded. and captured, and Federal loss in killed
and wounded Of at least 500.
Mcclellan made the most strenuous ezeruons %
capture Garnett's entire army, but with all 1is
advantages did a General have greater-hs5
entirely failed FD his object. The Impression q
many Of the Confederate soldiers who have rseI 81
from GaFnstis expedition is that they TouiI y m 81
have been cptured had a skiilful and eincieh' Gen
eral been in command Of the pursuing forces.
Most sssuredly there is nOthiT IN tne history ot
the eampaizn of North western Virginia 50 far, %
en,itie General Mcclellan % the compliments when
l have been s1o xered upon him. The only "lauret
be has 1sined ia the shill" Of that name, which IS
nov r1blisbed in the bills as the scene OF hrs
-r.,d erpI,t The wreath p which the Black
/ T9sn.Siie~ns speak Of as having been placed
/ ,9d1 hia how on account Of the Rich Noun
! tain affair. viii withsr and die like the "lsurel
leaf after it is torn fromits parent stem the now
rooted Ell " aforesaid = Richmoad EaqETai
August 10.