davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Dec. l3.-The following
paragraph appea red at the head OF this morn.
lng's Journal, LincOln's organ. 1t is known
70 have emanuted direct from the President:
We hear such frequent allusions 10 Il sup
posed purpose on the part u Mr.. Lincoln 10
cell in to his Cabinet two or three Southern
gentlemen from the parties opposed to him
politically, that we are prompted 10 ask fe "
question:
Flrst-Is it known that any such gentlemen
binet
Secoud-lf yea, on what terms does he sur
render 10 Mr.. Llucoln, or Mr.. Lincoln to him
on the political differences between them, or
do they enter upon the admins tration in open
opposition to each other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Trapping Birds ought to be prohibited BY
law, and spor smen should feel themselves
under obligation to destroy ali snares and
traps that they may discover in the fields or
woods. II trapping is tolerated, the breed OF
partridges will soon become extinct In this
section.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

WRIGHT OF VKRMosTERs.-The AVERAGE
weight of he mem beTs OF The Vermont I.rgis-
iature Is 1884 pVuuds. Washington COUNTY
furnished tho heaviest men, their average be-
ing l73x pounds, and Orleans county the
highest, tne average being 1914 pouIds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

SINGULAR MARRIAGE -In Wareham, Mas'.
10Th inst by Rev. Nj Ciary, Mr. Andrew u.
Fuller OF LivermoIe, Me, and Miss Abby a.
Green of Wareham. TnIs couple never saw
each other before, the court=hiI, having oeea
carried ON by the brother of the SIldegroom
They we've introduced al IL o'clOSk A. III
married, aud before II The bridegroom vas on
MS way down east" again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

WORKING SHORT TIME.-Tne satinet mills,
of Stafford, OF, have reduced their hours or
work 10 eight per day. or about three-q uar ters'
time. The Proylden Journal says that q
movement has been made among the manu-
facturers there TO run short time, which 10
generally regarded with favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

In THE LIQUos BUsIEEss.--A few days sgo
eight barrels of liquor we're received at the
freight station in THIS ciiys one addressed 10
each of the following named persons SLep'n
A. Douglas, Herschell V. Johnson, Abraham
Lincoln, hau III bal Hamiin Juo Eeii, Edward
Everett, Jvbn 9. BreckInridge ana J os. Lane.
Concord IN. II Stass Snaa, Dee, IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

named Jim Jackson was driving his team
along the street, his saddle ule fell and catch
ing his lett leg u nder HIM, dislocated his kis
and fractured one of his toes. lie was taken
to the hospital and put under medical treat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Prspayisg for Con.fsrt.--At aa early hour last
Saturday aight. snfns sly rosne entered IN,
hall Of Mr.. Wm. A. Wyatt's residence. corner
Of Cd and CLAY streets, aid helped hims eff 70
two or three overcoats and other ssssosab ar.
ticles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Fsn'ft ef ". II Btitsy.--Snce the reign of
our tANJrite "oid man. Chas. Bass we have not
,eit ns i1uch like Insisting upon z full house e
lvr a Hrrllorlous actUras We 80 on tt3e occasion
- BAILEY = beneh at the Theatre t0-nIgft~-
iAe ptcutiarIy American expression Of "puil
y, ola mao " Is never so applicable as " hen
applied 10 That mem Der Of the theatrical pro.
iession who IS the frosty wiz, treEo bling
sast aud cracked voice OF old ase lie is al
ways pulling up The tragedian gives 7.v
10 q star OF his sex aud the leading lady tn q
star Of her sex but the old man gives 6ay
10 nobody. Night after night he appears in
the theatrical tirmanent secondary rlanet in
position but often shnisg far brighter than
the star around Which he revoives We have
nothing TO say in IaVUr OF our "old man >" He
mas been speaking for himself every night tor
months, ana in those months he has won the
good VIII OF all, proved himself to be first
CLASS actor and established Il right TO a fnil
u 'use at any and every benefit he may take,
and that is the reason that our cid man does
not need any good worL from us
Inc bill pat up includes Nick of the
Woods," thrilling drama; the farce OF
SiaSher ana CTasheT, ." and IN act Of Richard
III, in which Bailey appears as Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Struggling PaEPsys.-Under the authority
gwen the Ma1o OF the city, All paupers a.
rtving here iroa other cities may be returned
immediaieiy, or put TO work In the cnain-
gang. We have poor enough OF our own 10
provide for, without importing others, aud no
ADDITIONS should be made at this season Of the
year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Distressing TimsS.-The severity OF the
weather a. present must cansea vast amount
Of distress and suffering amouz the poorer
classes, and especially 50 atnnng the large
mum her who have Just been thrown out of
employment, and ~hn have nothing hut their
daily labor TO depend on with which to fur
ish the necessarias of life to their helpless
ftnilies What can +" done to relieve these
Feopie for the present, and 10 protect them
against cold and hunger during tna winter
months, or nnui business revives Our plan
is to get numUe? Of leading men together 10
consult as 10 what steps 6re best TO pursue
They car appoint committees 10 solicit aid
from all who are able to gtye-aud then, by
dividing the entire city into small districts
aud appoin Ting sonic reiIf bic man in each dis
met 10 visit and relieve tnJ Co0r, can prerent
tlnpositiOns ard Effect vast good. Ins visitors
OF the Unlon FSmaie Benevolent SOcIety can h-
consulted. aud by The committees OF citizens
acting with them, extreme suffering can read
lIy he prevented We trust oar readers will
be prepared TO give literally to the collectors
v hsn called on, aud that every resident of
Richmond will tse a. 10 h. his dnty TO ai5 in
providing fer the comfort of the poor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

visit this country. II is Prince Alfred, the
second SON of q ueen Victoria, who has left
the ship Euryaius, ana will join the ST.
George, larger vessel, which wiiI sail early
next year for the West ladies and N or In A me
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

SisigAmg.-Msny OF orr citizsDs were out
in the snow storm on Saturday last, e1toy,rg
sleigh rides and cutting winds anA oecasron-
ally running the gauntlet betwesn boys on
corners Of the streets, who pelted the pleasure
riders with snow balls as they dashed along
ON their jumpers and cutters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

ROYAL MARRIAon.-On the 20ih OF No
yembrr The Ipianie Don Sebastian aud The
infahte Don Chris'Ina, of Spaia were mar
ried with great pomp IN the roy al palace. be-
fore the Q ae.n aud King, the PatriaIca Of tls
Indies officiating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

LETTER OF THANKS s-rhe w ashi ngto on Star
says that the British Queens thanks to the
American people for their kindness To her son
have been commu nicatsd by Lord Lyons to
Secretary Cass. The letter over1oWs with
graft lde and courfesey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17
CoLoKsp wlps.AwAKEs PROVIDED Fo

COLOkKD WIDE 3WAhES PROVIDED r fok.--
SIX BegToes, who wrIs III the w ado a walks
paI ade al BIIs Io, Pa on Lhe I'd Of November
iaSi, were convicted of riot ON mat occasion,
In the Bucks County Cuurt, last week, and
sent 10 the penIIenIlary Tor Htteep months
Four of them were sentenced To OEe year ad-
dItional tor breaking iuio the house Y. Joseph
Downing on the same night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Prof. AHdsrsea, the grea test magician known
To this country, is 10 commence a series of nis
wonderful entertainments a. Mechanic In
stitute Hail, tonight. Despite In westher
we are quite sure that he Will he greeted By q
large aud fashionable audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

4e:jdsnt.-On Saturday last \ negro named
SAM had one of his feet nearly severed from
ais leg while cutting wood on l7th street. DIR.
Jackson was sent for To dress the wound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

WIN. Jamieso me largest MANUFACTURER
Of printed cloths IN Psnnsy iyanis. died a,
Norristown, Pa on the IAN ius,
Mr.. Hacse.t, the well. known act /, 10 con-
trieu,ing series Of papers on Ham et 70 the
Home Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

A SCHooLBoYs LAST RAoE-On Monday
noon. q lsd belonging To one OF the Gram max
Schools ia Manchester, ". II ran home, dis
tance OF mile. without stopping, looked ~
the clock exclaimed, II nave done A." aud fell
down dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

MINCE PIEs.-As Christmas and lndepen-
dence are both at hand, the ladies will be
making nince pies ard all such good things
for their lords. The Farmer l. Planter affords
the subjoined recipe, which We judge 70 be
good from its comparative simplicity. Try
it, atany rate
~ lbs of fresh beef, well boiled and chop
PED fdei ~ lbs. apples chopped fee; 2. 10.
sins, seeded and chopped; Ib cuTrants;2 or.
citron. chopped fine 3 oranges and lemons
chopped fine; brandy or cider, and spice to the
taste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17
WEsTERNt3ANy

WESTERN CANE first buffalo ever shot
In Michigan was shot = iew day az al s. J o-
seph. required three bullets 10 Kill tue aai-
MAJ, ana All shot into nts head. The huse ear
cass, when dressed, weighed four huIdrsda d
eI9hty rounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

A NoRwKaIAN CoLLxeK-Ths Norwssians
In Iowa are raisiag funds for the er~e,ion OF =
college In that state. The sam Of s2u, ,OUo has
already been raised for this purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

.,sua,,ou BY the observation-disclosures
secretary Cass-Attorney General
1T % be his Successor ~ address Of
n'ah,rs from The etton States 10 Their
t,tpsnts letter of Hon. Wm. 4.
&. Af.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

D.tsntiors.-T The cars on the various rail-
roads leading 10 this city were detained few
hours last Saturday, by the heavy snow storm
of that day and the night previous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

The City Council will meet this afternoon at (
O'Clock, 10 act upon tte amended charter,
which has been printed for the use Of MEM
bsrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Death Of a Lody-Mrs. VIM. Allison. an old
lady, died suddenly III this city ON Saturday
laSL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Law SUFRkMk.--1hs Mayor of Mobile. like
the Mayor of Savannah, has iss usd mis- pro.
ciamation, taking grounds against yiriisnes
committees and the practice of mob iynching.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Brned.-A lady residing near 5th and Frank
lin streets, was severely burned last Saturday
night, by her clothes taxing fire acciden tally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DKATH.-On Friday OF
last week mir Daniel 3. Bargan, school COM
missioner OF the I2th district, Baltimsre CO.,
Md, attended the normal class meeting at
Baltimore, aud while in the city went TO bar
Der shop and got shaved. the razor cuitipg
small plmple on dis cheek. He returned home
and the same sight the ent pimpie became in-
namad, er, sipelss set 10, and The swelling
quickiy extending over his face, neck and
brsast caused mis- death on Tuesday. ass o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

THE Ups AND Downs OF BUSINESS IAFE.-
A merchant of this city whose net profits du-
ring the Crimean war amounted TO at least
one huHd ed and fifty thousand dollars. pass
ing safely through the crisis of 1857, and W no
was reputed year or two since TO De worth a
quarter of a million, failed few days ago with
liabilities 10 the extent of two hundred thou =
sand dollars, OF which ii is estimated he will
be able 10 pay only about iifty per cent. A few
weeks since business man of Boston, who
heretofo e has be y remarkably lucky in all
his operations. made purchases of sugar 10 a
very large amount upon which his losses, 1T
is estimated, will reach at least sixty thousand
dollars.-Bost0a Trarsltsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

SECEssiok OF Posrs AsrsR The post.
master ~ Halifax, N. O., has rendered his re-.
Enauon ~ the Postmaster 0ensral. 10 tals
effect on the 4th OF March nsxt unlsss NorI h
Carolina secedes before that day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

EUsEsIE-Th- Empress Eugepie was vi.i,.
ias Maachester, Eag, at last accounts, " here
her recspiien was CORDIAL. The Town CouI.
Gil had presented her au address her pro.
posed visit ~ Liverpool haa been abandoned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

The Hastings Cobr! concluded it's December
term ON Saturday last, by continuing such
Common wealth's casts US were not reads for
uIal They are as follows
Robert, slave TO Charles H Jones, charged
wlth breaking into James Hamiitou's Kitchen
on the 2ist OF NOvem Der, and stealing a num-
Der OF articles OF wearing apparel
Jackson Crouch, Allen McGregor and Al
fred wright, Indicted for assauIIing George
T.. Sadler.
VIM Simlns, indicted for assaulting and
beating Avis Ricks
In me case Of James Azibau, indicted for
cutting John Lewis with a hatehet, on the ist
of'NoVem Der, a nolie proseaui was entered on
the payment of costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17
shll Another SLAYER Seized-The Lnryes,
cargo Yet.

| Another SLAYER has been seized nv our man
| pi.War on the African station. She ia the brig
n'bi'a, OF HeW York; ard was taken off the
/ Gong River by the q. s. steam frigata San Ia
| cin!oiwhich vessel is no W in commission abou
II DAYS. having sailed from New York on the
70 Eo'n 81 y nty, 1850 The San Jacinto left Kaben-
| da, WheTe she put III for water on the 6 III of Oc
/ tooer, ana on the f0th, ats A. M saw a briaap.
tthe without coiors, beating towards the north
Steam was Immediately got up extra sails
| put on, and g. vigorous chase commenced The
stranger Rspt on her course CALAMITY with all
| canvas loose gun from the frigate attracted
| me attention of those on board the Bonita, bu
was dleregarded a second shot, however, ard
tne increasing speed of he pursuer Induced ths
brig TO heaye to. Lieut.. Foster U s N Iieut
Brooms of the Marines, then put out for the
| brig and boarded her. Considerable evasion
was nsed 10 shift the responsibility OF COM
Manu, out that The game Was up became evil
Gent In moment, the crew of the SLAYER cry.
ing out family toward the hatch: you've got
EN- they're down therei' As fine cargo OF
oarhles as the most ambitious trader could
ossife was the introduced to he new corners
Wales and females were all perfectly naked
put In good health and clean. They had only
peen out about twenty-iour hoTrs, ard were
Iresh from Punta de Lonha, the chief slave
uepot on tne station, where it is said there are
no less than seventeen factories" or ex
changes, in which the negroes for sale are con
centraied. The captors Of the prize We're not
little as tOnished to find On board some OF
the crew OF the Cora, who were put on shore
al an isolated part OF the Coast The San ia
Gin to kept alonside the Bonita towing her ali
nlght had the save ealieys set up, and mex
mornlng sent her TO Monrovia to land the 7l3
slaves, who are 10 be taken charge of by the
Uui'ed States Government agent Tn,
slaves, Notwithstanding their number, were
put on board the BJrita in the space of Is min
uies. Having disposed OF the prize the San
Jacinto stood to The south, and met the CJn-
steiiallon, the officers OF each ship conyeyIut
70 one another the intelligence that "a hauI
had been made" The parties board Iht
siaVer made u desperate attempt 10 break the
Sdn Jaclnto's propeller, by throwing over
board furniture and other materials likely 10
impede her progress; the cabin had been
made destitute OF fittings" to accomplish this
tTeaehtrous design. Plenty of rice and all
sorts of provisions were on board.
The Bonita is splendid brigantine of about
2l2 tuns burden. Her ownership had noi
tra0spired. She cleared from New York Oh
the 10Th of July with papers for St. Thomas
and a market, ana took - days 10 go to the
coast; ana steering direct from the last named
port to Punto de LJuha, where she got the
taoly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17
WASHINGTON D1srArcnEs.-From the mas

WASHINGTON Discrimination the mass
of dispatches sent from Washington to the
Northern press we take the following items ::
Judge Douglas has been preparing for some
days past an elaborate ana Set speech on tie
pending crisis. II is unders food he will ia ke
the position that secession means war and
that Il Is the duty of the Government to use
it's entire power, not only TO execute the laws
and collect the revenue, but to hold the fede-
raj property ct ali hazards, thus cuercing The
States into submission. This speech will il
is understood, be delivered on Monday or
Tuesday next The posltioH of Judge d. fills
tae friends of The Union with the gloomiest
apprehensious rs TO the fpture--at Il time, 100.
when every effort is being made 10 bring bout
an adjus tment.
Gen. Cass was member of Gen. Jackson's
Cabinet, as Secretary Of War, and the Old He
ro's course in tue matter of nuiIificatiJn was
fully endorsed by Gen. CasS. l. is sup.
pos ed that the views he then entertained, re-
garding the right OF Stale revolution, have not
been changed nor i'm paired by the pse OF time,
and the President, having declined enforcing
the federal power by succorIng the FOR ifica-
tions in Charleston harbor i'll this crisis, he
has ielt Obliged tC withdraw from the chief
council of the nation. His resignation will
precipitate events in the South, and, II is be-
iieyed in the highest quarters, Will render GER
tain matters of revolutionary tendency
which were hitherto in doubt.
Mrs Anderson, wife of Major Anderson, in
command at Fort M0uitrla, has called upon
the President within y few days and demand
ed that he increase the force at that place or
she will take his neglect 10 do so as an inten-
tiOnaI and wicked sacrifice of her husbands
life, who she declares, Will never surrender
the place. but rather tall in its defence.
The Governor of Mississippi has arpotn ted
Secretary Thompson a Commissioner on the
part of that State TO North Carolina. The
President has given his consent 10 his acting
in that capacity, and he will lie i've at once
The object of this is TO get the Southern Sta tes
to cooperate together.
Miss Lanes Saturday mornipg receptions
commence to-day, although II had been pre-
yiousiy announced that all festivities at the
White House would be suspended, for politi-
cal reasons.
"Reyerdy Johnson made speech in the Su-
preme Court. in the Albany Bridge case, and
incden tall y alluding TO the present national
crisis, remarked that il is preposterous 10 sup
pose thnt any State can absolve itself from
the allegiance due TO the Federal Government.
1t is said his remarks produced deep SEN
sation."
Senator Ben jamin, ii is stated, will take an
early opportunity 10 make secession speech.
Certain secessionists assert that France,
Russia, Prussia, and other European power,
will probably recognize the independence OF
any secedibg States, and it is said that lire
Of French steamers, which were intended TO
run from Havre to New York, will be changed
from the latter port to New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17
RirbmnnD pisllznb.
TERMS or

N. Advertisements published until forbid. viii
be charged 90 per square liues Tor the
6rst inse rtCn, and . cents for each Continuance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

Two NOTED WoAEN.-Mrs. Henrietta Rob.
inson, the veiled murderess, now at Sing
Sing, is thus alluded TO by one Of the editors
of the Albany Courier, who has been visiting
the State Prison
catering the female department, the accus-
toned eye At once detects the absence of any
thing like prison disci' line. Couyicts were
running about hither and thither, talking aud
chatting together il high giee aud merry voice.
The notabiIlties III this department are Mrs.
Robinson, the veiled N urderess, who by the
way, was the only prisoner that did OF gaze
al the visitors with an expression of mingled
delight at seeing strange face, or contempiu-
Gus brszeness becauee they were looked a. !;
and Mrs Littiss, of X chester, who m murdered
her husband. The former is instantly recog.
nized by her great beauty. and the possession
of in ntensely red cheeks, which, TO a city belle,
would be Of priceless value aud The latter by
a roguish eye and ''irrepressibie smile.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17
The Grand Chapter Of 1faSons, after very
-arnonlJus and Interesting meeting in this
city, elected the following officers, ON Friday
,irrlat InE k,S,

night last, before adjourning:
NJ. L. Powhatan Il. Starkp G. H. p
- John w. Potts, &. X.
" VIM. H. Harmau, g. Scribe
Thomas u. Dudley, G.. T.
John Dove, @. 5.
James A. Lei;cb, q. Capt of II.
Johu Purd.e. q. Sol.
Z II Lane G X. a. Capt.
60 John r. Little, G. NJ. 3V.
Robert Z. WiJhers q NAV.
Wrn II. Lambert, G. M.1V.
George ". Dame, G. Chap.
Il I Chalk Ci lshal
" (. Semon, u. Tier.
The Chapter rs composed of many OF the
best men IN this mysterious order. and is
meetings are always highly interesting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17

W.
|, PAS
, daily.
Plnk on
| stalls.
neoke,
WEsE
nF nod
DAYS.
4. a..
< stop
hfra g..
Polnt,M
PIX and
espsr
- Vs..
land
1 Vest
al 3 -
TJRg
leaN7s
arrive
csa
1dFu
aptaln
E>s and
RIYSr
SsD
$50
50
DAYS,
sfalind,M rs
r RI
lsave
sBd
nal, ats
other
RgcE-
age 81
.c,s sGd
up't. #
I
Nan
..,,Asr :.
81 II
A a,
A NJ.
1 n
ND
"a n.
\ "
T. NJ.
Ou f
hoe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-17


are thus described:
South Carotina.-This cockade is made Of
three layers of very dark blue cloth, notched
at the edges and fastened together by u gilt
button, on which the following appears in re-
lief: In the centre is the palmetto" with
two arrows (crossed,) and fastened together at
the point of crossing with eow-knot OF rib
bon, The following is the motto around the
button Aa,Dais oPsdasqns paTatt-"heady with
our minds and means"
VEgaaia.-This consists IF a double rosetts
OF blue SILK, with pendant OF lemon color,
the whole fastened together by gilt button,
on which appears in relief the arms of Vir-
ginia, with the name of the State and its motto
encirciingit. The motto is--Sic seDtpsr tyyaH-
MS.
Mayy'and.--This cockade is formed OF DON
bic rosette of blue silk, with blue pendants
and fastened the same ms that Of Virginia with
the State button, with the simple word "Mary.
land" beneath the arms.
Tae Uaioa Coekads.--This Ia also dou bis ro-
sette the centre one being OF red silk the In or
one Of white silk, and the pendants of blue
The gilt button that fas tens the whole together
shows the eagle Of America, surrounded by
the stars of the Uaited States.