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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
REGIMENTS UoMEWARD BOUND.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, July u, 1901.
The 18th Regiment Of New York arrived here at 10
o'clock this morning, snd Immediately crossed to tho
Camden and Amboy station on their way homeward.
Rhode Island Regiment also left here for the North
by the same route this morning.
The let and 2d New Jersey Regiments also left here
for Trenton at an early hour this morning.
All the regiments were bountifnlly supplied with
Refreshments by the Volunteer Refreshment Commit
tee Not less than 6OoO volunteers psrtook Of similar
hospitAltef from the same Committee yest9dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
InMa Politics.

CuICAGO, SaLufday, July q, ISbI.
The State Democratic Convention of Iowa met at
Desinoines on the 26th. They have nominated CnAs.
MAsoS for Governor.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the "irrepressi.
bic conflict. as the Of the and censurng the
south for resorting 10 to redress their grievance,
and opposing Secession political heresy also cen
suing the President fog assuming and cxsrcing srbi-
trsry powers, but pedgpg the support, OF the Demo
Gratis Of Iowa 10 support the Government in the exer
cise Of is legiipAts functions in q constitutional
manner also kyoEisg National Ceaytntian 70 settle
pending dialsxtiN. !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
FROM ALEXANDRIA.
TROM ALEXANDRIA,.
MURDER or A woM,N--DRUSkENEss AMONG THE
TROOPS.

TROOPS.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Saturday, July "a, 1861.
most wanton murder was committed here to-day
about 10 O'Clock, by William Murray, Of Company y,
ID New-Iiampshire Regiment. The victim was an un-
fortunste girl named Mary Butler, living in the lower
part Of the city. Murray, who was drunk, sccos,ed
her in the street, and, sfter exchanging few words
with her, deliberately sho, her with bis musket. The
ball rascd entirely through her body and caused her
death in few moments Murray viii be tried BY I.
couTt-maitisl ON Monday.
The lat Of The troops soreG IN the cay went into
camp to-day, nuch to the relief Of the citizens.
Up to the present time the Provost Marshal has de
sroyed upward OF fifty barrels Of liquor, nOtwi;hstand
ing which, the drunkenness among the troops is still
fearful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
RETURN AND DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST
RHODE IsLAND REGIMENT.

The ist Rhode Island Regiment, under command Of
Col. Burnside, arrived this morning from the seat of
war in the South Amboy boat. They were mmedi-
ately transferred on board OF the steamers Bay State
aud state of Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
FROM BOSTON.

BosToS, Saturday, July 27, 1861.
The Government has purchased the steamer Cam
bridge which will be Immediately fitted out with
heavy armament at the Navy Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

Nom.Arrlvml Of the NerwS,rn
FArHER Poisr, Saturday, July ,,,.w,si. -
There are vet no signs of the steamer ~ .Ss ~
nov about doe here, With Liverpool ss's'"
IN ask
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

NO NEW POST OFFICE N NEw-yOUK At PRESENT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Among the Wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

Yhc Jsreymen Under General Kearncy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

A CAVALRY REGIMENT ACCEPTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

.rssTOLs lN WHISKY BARRELs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

TIE WEBSTER REGIMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

TRIP DOWN THE POTOMAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

ruE DIRECT TAXATION BILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

NO REBEL TROOPS 1T WINCHESTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

indiana zouaves Go to Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

suMoAs OF REBEL MOVEMENTS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
ETzACTH FROM TIR NOTICES o. TIE NASHVILLE FRrsE.
Eton De NasEglQe Unton mi A,i1ria1r.

"such Sork ss this needed only IN Aarfas bat
in Europe to arrest tbs attention Of the orac 6s prsu
dce, TO attract the general reader eoafouDi the oc
and to interest The mind By novel and stirring pa sizes b.
overwhelming and earnest tuth and 81 pu and peas
"Htyle. They make ret tn slightest reference PARTY cant
tbe day, and exclusively directed the uo1ay
pec Of the sect ORa issue 0rcsd upon BY North, IS
sseen BY philosophic Statesmen acfos the
TAR enough distant % bear a1d discern Tbs os hog
'of the coming storm II isa profound yet cpsEat
revolution q progress ..S
9Th book is By critics be hs philosoph
cal and TehensVe exposition Of the question African
Slavery and the most powerful Yndcation Of Southern riv
Eaon that has yet appeared from the press written in
Intelligent reader, and gives evidence Of deep thought
ave research, large acquaintance With the scphises the
Abolition hOOl, both in Europe anu and
devotion 70 the institutions Of the south.
We pleased learn that the author has with great Thar
atty rendered its entire proee payngtae cost pub
eation, % the ladies' Of the soh ers Hospital Relief e
Nashville and that the proposition has accepted " Ms
RELIoIA Q. PoRIE.. President 81 he Aasaelsalon p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
70. tss EasluiEs CEr.ssian &c..

@r. Williams has made book which should ike % have
rech Europe, and be translated and into their Gnguats
ans do rs Work II making and cOrrGcBR public oHin0u
which The Neg ISL aud Northern press have palc upon tbs
world The reader should bear In mind ese letters
writ Il sonstzutnop thouzh NashgiIls
AZ the writer 80 accurately many eSes that have trans
PTe since TIE ns q tie nam script dret cannot bnI
eonhdenoe II his general specu aans fu dt3 tree
philosophy Dis tone Is calm and thoughtful bis horizon clear
and u Dc The partisan the amefican. position
feE q his ise# eouny1en, fer acquiring insight into
Europe"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31

HRNClA Eirias arn hrT4.I.sr q ss-ts
90 sgftip eTen tss 0Asa ~ ss1-ss jssaliiseogz
sd az hJ ssPfrefiOa Of ~ siHss fcT rLica fs5
paid Ssbssri5sTs wl % uotaed tohsa s5eir sbsof
% S60s 10 ssStrS 81 Cross eiy pGpers; and
ss2g ts s6sofOa q Fsnel7s ths paper tofl b GiscS
Bs1 1Afs S4 from t061oi t0il b dcpaTsf6
A1sA Tor as marx, AID Teast7 s0eT FD5scrt0s.
eeatJp UEloN AExzIcAH - per IN cGc1scs
1Sf Weekly UNIsH AID AMERICAN Is PER GHsass ~ ss
sabusrissrs desiring their papers russzsz.ssr
No Post Ofes 6Os e. veil alAa which Tray desp tha
shange to Be made
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
I,tslr.a De - se.lI I Hiiht nc 70 ~ l ssIIe

go aftG EnEEaE = hAalAE aoE AaNle.
e AZ oF7g Tor Salsi o. lbe-4l tsnss tie fseag Rsa
hEtate;
viia rear s EolenFville T1rupiks-wrh brick lEsng
s1d uhs rscasaag s0il good "a failing
rins and runni creek q f8 o1ecorse-
- ed h adiaeea 10 ludgs Hum ghrsJs the Ess
sss "a me SOUTH Mrs Gov Brown tn EsTth, IA L
z8ss5s Vest
alao trsot u 81 tEu AID haH res re isEu,
the Fauehn Turnpike, ds ent e Gen Ca bcxmsu AID
ne nts resdenos % Coz slatt1n ad VI Weak VsrY
an ssor1e lot iuclcse1 with PLANK ierca.
also Tot IN ne Eighth Ward Of shve o. va
and sousn Union foat1E Yne ssest 80 st, and
south uuioa sizrei % set Hae dwelling via AZ roou
<itchsn smoke houfe- Eo-Dy late raaitfucs
Az let roui fsst south gui0n ssfsts llaesntr
n bsys iog 80 feet >. with sFil Dwelling, eoasaizng
Z four s--0tqefsd ai,h metal.
Also adsub,s Brick dwelling, 10 two sDesa5 Eith hail
" rooms each taneisr ne eerner o. 5our1 unsu
I M Iligk streess-a Fcof tnlding. reazynsEi
AIa Lot Of Gsst, tls We Bds " HursT street., In
he PopFth Ward q cFy 0pPqEs v ktllsyss via
ssi dousls fsras tsassnt ~ lot e IN tsss sesp
Win ary shs, snail Houses and I0is saa VloSn Lets y
7t psFts Of TIE city Persons dsroa1 . PufchHso Wh
80 On ne az No 50 ChsFFy srs az stars e sal EAn q
~. D -t,rs oos IN union strue Or % woodward g.
H. SO acre tract arat abyvs eescrne4 : - -
LseIl-lm - - -@-'S@
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
PRICE s.

Aot .-.-.. W
BOokszlls viii b furnished At vhosssls SO per dozen,
reasonable discount viii Be made upon large orders frsu
Wholesale dealers.
lAny gentleman or lady in the Confederate States, or5oizg
fox club Of ten persons $50 will be arni'hed oonPH
neuary copy Of The work, with shs Tanks The Ladies' sO
Belief Society.
Editors Of newspapers In the co1fedsrate.Gtes who y pub
cy to this viii no sny pronse the benevolent and patriotic
purpose to wich the entire prOht viii be Appropriated they
viii aid in the circulation Of worA which ought 70 be In the
hands Of every Southern family,
Horers for books other concentrations relating there
to, be addressed 70 Mrs FELoA g. PoRrEz President Of
the Ladies Soldiers Relief sOcisty'' or to the
southern Methodist Publishing Honse,
3 EaahyiTs Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
d r. COL E M A N s
PRHWAgFss RIsPEMSA NV.

TEynH sttSRslsR az aiens, strangers and oths1 visiting
taAhVS, rec 01ng medical Ed, 10 respectfully called 70
e5s 0cs, No Deadsek Seet second fO0r between oheS
and tlz Square.
pz CsLEGAH an old practitioner n msaeneJ his anost
unlimited experience and Haerng SUCCESS for past
IN tatmrnt Of has induced him 10 devote
his sVsed GstsfIsa all ceases Of this Many
CASES Of c Ia ngefs cnsT have pOmpy yielded
lis tZpE0Vsi ssgsoi Of tEsahssL
Primary; Beco1p - ef lrg rrd Hereditary sPhbalS Con
errk sSt Chd all ss Of lie genial and urinary organs
{ with resistance toilis remedies
AL female regn rites and functional dsrapgsuents Of It's
Womb and s dsssss ang from CESSATION Aad i'll snaged
parturit0n
Every case Rsd1cbis Rupture sad Piles and Prosp
the Reum most o. EgtulA, b cured ~
process nearly painless II either OF the latter cases under
tai en- by DR.. Os ean fpdriG6Ey todrTdzte
careful examination RWsyB pregsnts tie necessary ndcobG
OF future BY his improved method Of operating
Persons either applying person b. letter (desc
bng the h s5mpomS Of any acenae specific disease
be cared, in ost BY the ahcrye ehod In foEyeght
hours
set confidence, pTompr stsron and moderate shsrgss
will govern hin bith bis pltr7n
No mercury used in the treatment Of OecTea} dseaSs, As
De eFes lin most cases produces disease than thai
K Is given 10 cure,
oe hOufs from eighth the morning til nine the even
nrtl-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
w1KOF.EsAElE GRoozns, AND DEALnzs

vgfKOE. EsAE1Er GIEOgzHs, AND DEALERS
FIEn BRANDING, WINS, TOBACCO, CIaARg, MAILS,
D0MEEEI0 LIQUORS, EGi
coREER Oh COLLEGE AED dFUECR S7REE7z
Nashville, Tennessee.
HT arsiussi sept OF large ana well Bslsctad Fto5k o.
wv Groceries, Liquors, eo-, consisting IN part fgoHE
40 Eds suEzr gIAdaaf genuine Havana CLEARS
90 bbls ohocs MoIRassaf 200 keys Nails hsrartadi
100 x Go do ll0 doz.n Painted BzSlsisI
40 bS-r prials RIO CoEssI 80 nsBts Tubsi
100 tbis PoEdarnd orzlhed ans 10 bb Kngisa Fanasr
Lost 6rTiTi - ebla Resanai
$50 Boxes Star Gandlag3 Ia hbl1 z1IsEg2J.
100 boxes Tsh1ccO, hafoTEHd
FINE HYIAEDEHfB, WTHHE6, azs
IS u q X Choice French BFRndsg3
50 cssks MsdsirHi Sherry, ardPort ffiRgal
I'D baskets best btB1tF ChAmpaZnfi
50 boxes Eosvill ciaFes,
loo bbls ans Robertson C9z1ty WhfsyI
e bbIi pure old Rys do
60 DO Do Bourbon Go
R5 also lsrEe Htoekof Common Willy, AEthoaa EFang
PCyyDEzz AGENTS.
Arartg fsg the Dupont HaEard ssao-e Powder. TEs 81
eing the only Agcntsfn Nashville - The Eanzfrstursrg1
Ii the attention Of ths Merchants and ITadaEE,t thsE
Powder on hand, In Magazine for sails.
Bite Powder s0O0 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
% 5000 1 Es1s zysasors BIs..lzv
"aasas q Powder, a'iors'a
RscsSOrs & &c,
,sls.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31

In note to Of The Editors Of the EOa ard zssroaz
Mrs. JAEEs Polk, who's iRspsion the proof Ees were
submitted expresses the following opinion
81 have rad with much pleasure, the proofshss new
work, II press: Letters sGVsry OId Worl
with letter addr essed to Lord Brougham written By
james Williams late Minister 70 Consannope It Is
attention Of the whole wofda valuable contribution 10 south
ern Literature and will Be read With great interest a. he present.
day" .-f r-7 .. -..-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31

ain these ItteE have al he advantage Of he suCors
elegant ans lucid Tyle, his extensive inforahton phs
sophica investigation He has closely STUDIED The subject Of
Eavey, in all h bearings he refptas idea the saul
ness Of slavery porirays the sRntge which Gov
policy o. the opponents Of slavery, the dangers A
Eo1ld follow the success Of he Republican party gn his
In the 0d World far owed from the euhered contest be
Warnes bis fellow countJaen INST the breakers
ro21dsd the ship Of tate The rs which be appTshendsi
aad foretold Is upon ua.n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
ROBERT THOMPSON Il CO..
wholesale CrOcPrs, Fruit Dealers
AND
CANDY MANUFACTURERS,
No. "a Market street, yeshTISis

No. "a Market street, Nashville.
MOEa our present stock III b funi he following iri
"a Hheh invite the sitJntsn q buyers, AMI which
VIII u il lets suit customers ard a. lowest prices
B.. GERS sEssud ex1e-t ne trC ed
s. hhts 2-Ear. all grades; pipe PHFe Holisuf Gin;
50 tbis MJlas3ea,- j DO French Brady;
30 chests Black ard Greer Tsas - bos DO Boaihon WHISKY
IS bags Java CoGse; s. Do Dc Rostson c. do;
100 packages Layer EsIns, IN IS Dc do Negasrs De-
Rcxss, Halves and Qa-rgrs; 20 DO Ginger Braadgs
90 cart Raj for iaay 20 do Recsdsd Hha&ys
$50 boxes Pc Prunet; 800 bsmijnhDsi
90 daz Oysters 10 q dos a0ns; 8 casa Riaszss
100 boxes 40 Fine c acksrs; 10 Do Bar Tuznhiari.
"a hhis Aluotds and Nuts; IS Do a. DssaHhfs.
IS dozen Pepper aauoes; Fross HQHisfs
IS DO Tomato csrsupsi l59uas 5-I.i
10 DO Frssh PeaeAsss ~ 20 nAtra Eloari
"A - f-f1Tnt1n Bittsrs; 50 drnsn Pickles.
81 Dc Mustard. IS nests p inlef TuA1.
dec6-:f EOBBHr Tu0NFS0s 3 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31

thr Williams has presented in the course THIS Ess OF
letters succinot history o. ts institution Of slavery on The
American OendBen its influences upon h general welfare
the country tracing The elements Of opPosCn exhbes
By MOI them fan tcism eliminating Ct he
ef party De signed to overthrow HAT iDSon ard
b which the eisnbsrmsnt Of The Union eEected lhe
author bis suheo az phiIoophie sfatesp an
the result Of his labOrs Wall prove insmsbe sddon T.
gsnline Southern E;erAturs'7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31


AS n StimuIan6,
Il Is qas 6igvsn from sleoholio prspaasiols u not SA
ect 70 reactions IN any shipe continues 70 e.-t H D2
gradually AID ecfs1y - long as The least Eef x fsi
&c pzeseEos
~- AS a Female Medicine
70 ID equally powerful and effective s15 restores the sqzbuz
and safer than all the other medicines which for yeas
have flooded the market and which only niurozs IN plaza
Of assisting renovsng the constitution for very
son, tao that tAsy only made from the eguEons o. rs
g2Orsat of tbs Medical profession stogshas.
RIO HEIncraIRl
the fact that minerals vhssever form TIE s component
Ing whatrzin As besn enss the community By opium and
mercury.
Generally 70 the dehiEstsd, Dr. Wrgas vozld Esy, Mover
Despair No matter how down may be- rssr h5H
weak you matter what the y have bsnorsaks
ct whatever has led yen to d7E from Hyenic principles
-tshs his
RejavenGtInE E2i1Irs
Ard ycu viii soon ind yssrs,f zsu Bn-s PRIDE Instead
he reverse, TO friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
lasznbsr Of the human family.
Price 80 per bottle, three bottles fer IS, and fcr#ar8
cd By mail to all paris Of the United States
Bold BY AL respectable druggists Throughout the United sStss
and oaasdas The trade supplied ct liberal discount.
For tals By the pruBIietors,
81 and Isl Chsrsres gtrsSs,
New 0Fieans, La
Sold IN Na1hvils b g. W. HsndsTEhOtt Berry DemoVills
wing Psn1etoa, and all FsGponsihls druggists OBS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
,DmRcE. ERN,s UNIVERSAL Pills,

Fer LIVeF Complaints BtEiousDeEB HcRz-
ache, DC
FFFdERE hsE ben CATTARTIo nsdsclns offered 80
TIE puhe thst as given Eass enrs sat1;sStO2 10
LEANS USIFaEHAL PILLS ---r-- F... ID ...
Being eniFsiy vegetable, hey pstlecty Innocent AID can
b taken - most tender Da1ti get prompt ard powerful IN
removing al Bilious scTstoHs Acid Irpures Ieted Matter
ron me Stomach In fet they tia ons Pills that should
used n rl=laTicaE destEicts-
They produce Gripping scks Pain u thc Stomach or
Bowels though vsry active and tgTbng IL their operatoz
promoting ke1lthy Egtons 81 INC Liver ard KidneTB WHO
villa glFT from 5ieHE1e5a, ueElcha SoI1Echi EheH
80 oesp remedy cs1 Be obtnedl Keep then constantly On
hSndg single oo5e taken h season, prevent hour ds5s
and moI o. Boknsss AK f0T pF j. z HcLeans UniTer
iI 2aEs other Being coated they tsssslss Prss
ee1s pes box R2 can BE eeRt b ahn 70 Ary part OF
5Hi8ss st5tcas
HH IN. NOLAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
WnEons and Tealns Wnnted.

WILL give constant employment % ITO good aiE nuls
teams, hauling 10 ard from Manchester PerH0uB wishing
sp0Jment Ia bssing and aVng good wagons and - na E
please calf Immediately, " 3 WHtTHEaH.
d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
Far sale. Fgent or Exchange.

SMALL EARN, thres rsles rom he city bebarts La.R'
Pike containing q hty asTeso7 led lind s ..ies iol
b1ir5 ~ aardeaing prspossshAlf s - ct7f sc
MI va tered, com ioriab dWeklEs So ~ p4ll teno
orchard Apptg 70 r. " l2sAi - 'e y -
cbatfanoogs Railroad ue - hna-e-eAA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31

ora EsaaEs, cr4 gesg. 60 seh ADDITIONAL Essss, Ess.
euSKtis0 "a exceed ling "a space cCE trac1z2
EsTs sEfGR Do Charged foE' 1atG aGoSsgs
II EaE UzlZGg. -sffs
OK pslLLs rsy sqcafsfcr - frs ind ggf 0sIfeT sse5
IzlEfqusnt I1s5rtiUnl
AdYersissagzss Fzhas1 + hcs III Daily and s5ky,z1
seaE7ss tas I'll dali7 isies viz unsas ths weakly Ess
kSs1yf5on- - ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
NOW I'D. rOR .bELI5vvERY
a NE Wv weor1k
LA YER
THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,
AZ gpTTID .TATrs nnurzza AT osEErArTrsosls.

ho snts profits OF I'll salss to b devoted 70 tie
relief tic SICK and Wouadsi soldiers Of @ oensts ar NJ
under TIE direction and special charge Ct sha "Les sod'
Rsief seoiety q Tennessee"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
Thss5os enlisted,

Letters On slavery fronl tise Ola world,
Written during the canvass E The Presidency OF tae United
states 1865 which aadsd letter to Lord BRoUeHtx On
the JOHz BRoWH raid and brief reference the result Of s
PRESIDENTIAL sstiou and ia consequence By WlIA
aA.A S1sssAs .aasAs. sslTis.er a 2 ulksy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31

~ of AarartIrInr.

DailT1saI Tri-'sasal1 IS, waaEl1 -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
R5.B. moLEAN,s g9hOANEO on LlNl

= . ne HacLE.A-syS VVIUANAO OAL HIM
MBNTs
2 best ExtSrH2I I'm she world fey Man or
Boast.
FETGtGaAEDs II b be5aFS haze bsen saTed IFS Of de-
y drspdtude and .Ahs Of this iaVHluabs Lini'
mbdt. u vii -gEost iaEtsn tanesnsly, and II
viii cleanse III t9f Nouiest scRE In en- incr~dhls
Ehcrt tiror - tSLJAiSIc OIL Z IMMINENT viii re-
H 4ralysis, ooctTaotsd Husses5 Eu1neas WesE
- Joints, Eusci ., LgarentB- Il will fail
pcaficns villa Sore Throat, Headache OF EaTacte
Beads shy Pain & Ia IEfsilie Remedy
Tyt sn1 yoz viii Ans Indispensable TsI5e1y. Keep
. Ivays On hand.
PLANTERS, RARNERs shy having chsrEs Of horsss
VIII money using hoLssns Yoeaus Oil LnmeUt. It
q Bpeeey and inlsible for Calls spTGins, 0hacs
ERsns hepesF veeBy Sores, Wounds Scratches, any
SZtsTra! eRasse. FT ts ans you Eill Be elnTincsdl
d. J. d. MCLEAN Sole PRePrteto-s
Saint Lous Hoi
Per ssio at F1pFBs-s PIXIES b Berry DsneEilla and
W. Hsna1zhott. asT-9d-tWEWIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31

Country Residence for Sale.
VERY desirable pss, hours ride from Nashville
house nearly new, cen aiming ten conveniently
ged -Four Of rich land with $50 ehoies fruit tTees d
Address P o.. Box 1871, Nashville. sep21 '6l-d3Es
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31
Ercm thaP-rsP sys, Eov. .
received the most s.

We Yesterday received the most serious intsLl'
eence. A Confederate vesseloi war the Nas nYlile,
sr-sred southanpton after having sacked AID burnt
at the varv Rs.ea of Eogland, merchant brig. car
ryirv the Federal Flag, and the British Government
IN ailnWiuc her 20 be armed and repaired in one Of
Ier uorts see ned On the ere Of breaking through
her neutrality
In view of q fact of such a nature we abstain
al comment and awaited new details beSore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
The Southern Congress.

MosTeasger, February l5.-The Cons's.s appointed
committee OF six 10 make suitable arrangements
for the reception and inauguration OF he Pes!
d.n, and YIce.prcs!drnt honday next at o'clock
The Chair stated that h- had received coInEinni
cation rcativ. to the purchase Of vessels for the pro-
vI.oral Government The communication was referred
NJ, rraren presented letter about the procctle
.,aiinc that vas approved by scientific and military eG
shch vas al.o referred An official copy OF the 1rxa.
orinance OF secession presented with the credentials
=. Inc deputies There had been only arrival. 0bec
ton vas made the reception the ground that the
Teyas ordinance had not Jet been ratified.
Tn. delegate Present Mr Gregg, invited ssat IL
the Convection. The papers referred snd the Con
grrs, wen; into secret session. during which and
olu;ion passed and the secrecy removed The
continues IN Office tue officers connected sth the collect
ire Of customs ht the time OF the adoption OF the Cons
tuition Of the Confederate States with salaries and powers
heretofore provided the compensation does exceed
f591o The Collectors required, within two weeks 10
execute the bonds heretofore aud the suhordi
mates 10 give bonds In week after The Collector and
officers required to take oath to dscharge the Gu
lies Of the Office and support the Constitution "' The Ffo
ylsional Government.
4 resolution was adopted TO continue once, unt'!
Otherwise ordered the several ocers with the
collecting Of Gu;ies until Is: OF APRIL and the Secretary o:
the Treasury instructed to report !z 10 20 to eject
on the is: OF APRIL for diminishing the expense OF collect.
ing the r.vepres a each custohoue, A. least e!y per
cent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
For hs Enquirer.
Speech OF Hon. ID. &. DcJarnette.

Messrs. Editors: | desire a brief space in
your columns for the purpose Of expressing my
unalloved admiration Of the able, eloquent and
highly patriotic speech recently delivered in the
House Of Representatives, by the Hon. Daniel c.
DeJarnette, the talented representative from the
Metropolitan district ltisaspecch redoicnt with
high, elevated patriotism, Sud liberal views !;
and while it gives evidence of II ran Of no nr-
dinary character, it has placed its distinguish
ed author in the front rank Of Virginia states
men and orators. The Metropolitan district
should be proud Of its honored representative,
and the patriotic men Of all parties will no
doubt feel deep gratitude at the election Of
such man to the councils Of the country.
PIEDMONT