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HI l R,FLEMEN.

81 BIN.
No bring me on, ny buck skin suit!
Hs pouch and powder, tool
Wi see il sererty six can shoot
As e:z:een used 20 do.
o. 3 ssl we've kept our barrels bright
G :. trigger cnicS and true!
A, lar, if not cs ine e sight
As long age We drswi
AL pick ns out 4 trr,ty a;rt.
4 real white and bloc,
p-rh pa 't~ill win the other tiat
B.f,re the heat is through!
G 20 boys Jour hrsss percussion caps!
OlJ"s-Gi pan" suits as WE'LL
Tr>re's aonelhlns in tho sparks; perhaps
T,erzs something in the s:nelil
Wee seen the red coat B~i,ton bleed!
rhe red skin Indian. too |,
Wl've never thou .ht to draw 4 bead
c.. Yankee dcodl-.dool
IN, Bessie |! bless your dear old heart
Ta.se days are mostly q me;
IA now We must revive the art
O.. shooting on the run
!! doodle mus: be %medd';ag, why,
mere oiiG liis W wi
S:!ec: Inc black spot in his eye,
And let the dayligh! through
And II he Doesn't Ike the way
Tnat Bess presents the REV,
-u-M maybe chengc his nina end stay
Where tho god 0J0dles dol
Where Lincoln lives. Tia man you know,
WAC kissed The Testament.
10 keep thu Constitution! No!
To keep the Government
To'li mint for Lincoln, B ssh cid tool
:Ard take him half aid hall 4;
WI aim TO hit him, il a fool
And miss him il a calf!
Wz'l teach these shotgun boys the tricks
b. which 3 va: is won,
EsJec!slly ho" seventy.si1
Took tori, OF the rur.
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ARMY OF TIE P0ToMac,

IGI GIiUtDn, ibtdHSE EOhSGSs
il. = meeting cf lie Back L :rse CempanEr
Ct their barfac:s, n:i: Fairfax Court House,
July 5:h. 1851, Cap: =. q. Payne IL the
chair, ard Licu:. c. Ii. G;Eion as Secretary,
On motion oi Lieut.. 4. D. Payne, which
was seconded By Lieut.. Z. Randolph, the fIi'
iswing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, Tha: in the death o! Corporal
Madison 6. Tyler, and private Samuel II. u9r'
don, BY the uaiine!y accident OF The morning
Gr the 4;i,. the B'ac!: IL ,rSe troop Of cavalry
haze lost ;Nn eai!ant aud ts'ovcd c9i'Sadcs.
Resolved, THAT the c~cr!neSs |itn which they
met death, and manipulating !crtItude With
which they cnduEch their suffering, and ehivt!.
rous ca expressions o? asv!3g only q regret that
they had not died in front cf the enemy, chal'
i.nGe our highest admiration ard make US
deeply sensible OF the greatness OF our loss.
Resolved, That re teEdcr to Captain Shields
and bis gallant company Of Howl z:Ts, of Tue
.citv OF Ricbmond, our comrades in tie cZpe-
.iition, our heart iett thanks icr :ha active
XII. On, ~ exhibited On t.ie field, and public tx.
pressic;is &c sympathy which we have just
received, and ~rrc,gn;z: in them the highest
type Of generous and cbiva!!ous Soldiers
,ieaccforth we ask 70 claim them as sone-
thing more than o lnradee.
Resolved. That "! sympata'n lnas: ardent
II ard hearth: witl! "ur friend and comFade
anderson D. Snib, il hs painful wonnds,
and congratulate lirp en- lia miraculous es
cape, a result due 10 ais untqualled cooiness
Gau self POSSESSION ,
Real. ed. Tust the troop wear the u3url
badge Of mourning; Tor thirty dils
Resolved, Tina. wc offer 10 the afflicted !an'
lies Of the d.o.seeA our unlelgDcd symra;ng
aud ccndo,cnca fer .hrIi ioSa.
R.soived, That ths proceedings Of ths
meeting be !ral.s ylitted 70 tho families OF the
deceased.
Resolved, Iha! Tho proceedings Of this
r,rrli.g b- forwarded 10 the editors OF The
Wsrrerton Flag :ad Richmond Enquirer"
Tor qualifications ard 81 copy Do transpit!es! 10
~t,aulain Shields and lis company q uoHct.
e. Ii. PAYNE, Chairman.
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Assist Surg. Il. Marc, Secretary,

SCARCITY OF CoTroN.-The Harrisburg tPa1
Telegraph" u war journal, sunounces that
work in the cotton mills al that place Is to be
temporarily suspended owing to an advance in
the price Of cotton and dlth ;ulty in procuring
sufficient ssPplies Of shc article The. Cones.
toca mills. at lancaster, Pa. have alreedy sus-
pended for similar reasons. These suspensions
are, we presume, what a B rs;on Clergyman q
fe~ days 9 e1ul,ingly called &c blessings
re carr
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FER tbs Enquirer.

SOUTHERN WARRIORS.
R'ss ye warriors, clash the steel,
u .hcli the Tyrant's minions near
Strike for freedom, let them feel.
" quail not with unmanly fear!
Frcn Sunny South, from E'st and West,
L.. stslslr; men like brothers rise;
And br.vcly ccme with fearless breast,
To meet The foe 'leath Southern skies!
L.. a,cieu. mcm'ries Gil the mind,
Wi.Aresplution ae'er t. yield,
TIL Ty,snts feel, and Tlranls End,
We yin the Eight on every Aid!
Rise, Ike n urion and tue braves,
Who fought from vale to mountain height;
And eli unknown and silen: graves,
O: eia tue day in ev'ry ishtl
Sons of freedom! news the hour,
To rise and strike with main ard night
Tier nerve your hearts and arms with pon'r,
AID win the day in every tighlI E.F.
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MISSOURI Ds.
rRASiUS 5. ROW NTREb Z,
pvtL ESTATE AGENT AND ATTORNEY al Law,

ERASICS 5. RO = I 7 .,
pyAL ESTATE AGENT AND ATTCRNtf III Law,
UERuI EIGE, N!SSrNEl,
WILL bug End ,cll Real Estate on cnrin:''ioo, ss',,
~ LnpIi ad1nntag-ou-iy, sEc pay tss's IL my part Of
Hs.csTi
/ M, a.u thoroughly ~prepa!ei, by M :aiirns'e acqr.Ia'
,rc- With The real estate u ,liss"uri, 10 l1!"s-! relil'ie IN
ro,m,Ii,p in regard - tie lacaIi.y and feiuli y al all 'us
vacant isbLs in this Stale Cow edbJeci - eo'ft' al ~
n pt,, Is cents, ~ cent, ii, si.:5 aud !2.D per acre !
n LEO enabled, nv careful iGgestiyct!on. ID iurGis. sa''s.
factory information In relation 10 tr plcs, loca'ion AID
f.r;llIy Of The private rrl: STATE IN any county or ee'Ls
lies q aIi-souT'. II,
order, Or s.n.raI !~nlcrna:ion 10 regard 10 :and' IN all
or in diuereut COUNTIES Of the SLATE, viii receive prompt AZ
t.utiou. # accompanied ~ !y IN Uur couHIJ, ht To- '''
nryu-u. ii ;..r. o. In!vriHa,.ua ~ Relation Aer7'", ?
IL ~ for uveIy county,
A. an Attorney. Tlii 5sae prompt collections. and alend
10 busIne=. In sHy paS: 81 itt,1"G,i irst .! tSis;snse'
,iyru II required. taA@.IS =. =
s,,I,. S--Iv
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> nfkn ACRES OF Tue csoIcssr LAND Oh DKr1
AsOOO CRskz, ten aIlea tom GtrenSvAle, 10 Wash
lny:oE courte. Mississippi
Tesre l, IN. s Amer body Of Lasd Ia The. Mississippi Val
ley.
u Will yeid, Eith ~eertsinty, ~ bsl- a Cotton, or TO
bu'bels o! Corn per acre.
IT Is 500 srrJEcT 20 IsusDAT1oN, and It, natural drainage
renders d.;chiag unnecessary.
There 3 90 aner stock range; =, Ia addition to cane and
the Ordinary grasses. Bloc esAos and Rso oLuvEs, do well
omit
l.: IS IN 6 n-ighborhood o. wealthy planters. some Of
whom se rrou Virginia aud Teau,s.ee.
The IESSevezsnts consist Ct \ good Dwelling House, Ne
gro ouasters, Gin House, Stable, Gins, Ac.; GG nerrs In
cultivation, and A ~Iesdea!ns OF $50 acres, thus afordlng
1900 aer Is for cultivation reat year.
rare opportunity Is offered In It's sale, 70 secure the
nnest Cotton Plantation c. he Mississippi river.
20, TENS, apply to FARLEY, jUREH 4 CO.,
Na-ah E--aHSa SSH 0r.Aan.. lR
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Copy 81 Opt. Paynf's ritter 10 J4dyd 7ytET.]

July 4TH, lS6l.
DrAn Irpoc: il ir NY melancholy datT 10
announce to yuu TIE death ct yoa: son Hadi-
spn. H. was killed this morning about Tour
O'Clock, Some three miles from Fall: Church.
An expedition unl=r The commant OF Oo;ore!
Kershaw, Of the Carolina regiment, was sent
out this morning 10 attack sae enemy. A!di
son vas With lily troop and aching ct the time
as Lieutenant, whcn m alarm was given and the
infantry oTeicd al inaiscri:Ginate fire. aiadi
son r.as riding ty my side and fell in front oi
nv horse. lie died ike . gallant aud tue man
~ hc was. When ! nare 20 him he pal his
arm around ny aecH, and told ne ito give bis
love 70 the ,vo92. afh tell tlein," said he. not
to trouble !.:.iscITe,: about me, but to fight
Ike gallant mn" cin hardly say, GcaT
Judge. now much | r3,dnis Sith you. Your
boz was io2cd by a.. Of Us g Z br';her. and
yon haze the sympathy %; every a2" i: the
tr0cp-
Truly :.nd. respectfully jour iriend,
WILLIaN Il. PAYNE.
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Andrew Johnson, late Of Tennessee, now Of
Washington City, publishes 4 card in which
he says The letter addressed over his namc to
Amos A. Lawrence, Of Bnston, asking for aid
in order to buy arms to resist secession, was
q forgery. Lawrence, It will be remembered,
responded, inc'osing a check for $1,000, which
letter was intercepted and published
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FEMALE PATRIOTISM Miss Mcdowell, daugh
ter of the late GOV. Mcdowell, presented the
McDowell Guards, 8 company recently organ.
lied at Fairfield, with the handsome sum of
one hundred dollars, with ) promise of mor's
If needed. Besides, she is fitting out two men
with uniforms, &c. A worthy daughter Of a
noble sire-ytaunten Spectator.
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TESxsSsEr.-In compliance With the 1equisi.
ton Of President Davis, Governor Harris Of
Tennessee, has issued u proclamation calling
for three thousand men to serve during the
war. They will &c accepted in companies,
who viii elect their own cBiceIs. Cleveland
and Kingston Springs are the designated rem.
dszeous.
Two cavalry companies, to rendezvous at Co.
rjnth, Mss , are also called for.
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'Eho Ca3:rd rrate loufl.

The Charleston ''tour:os" publishes ifa fol-
lowing le;,er from the secrs$sry Of the Treas
ury, explaining several particulars in reference
to ;ho loan ri line proceeds Of ss!e o: raw pro.
ducts and manufactured: articles &c tbs Confed.
crate Government:
TMEASCHY DEPARTMENT., =. =. a..
RicDMoAD, June IL. 1861.
Hon. Thomas +. D,GyIp&, Charleston, 5 C.:
Sir: The CONGRESS Of the Confederate States,
at its last session, pissed an iGt autlor ENG
the issue OF Bonds ior the proceeds OF the sale
Of raw produce and maru'ac;nrld articles.
Il has been deemed advisable, in carrying
ont this law, to circulate in advance lists for
subscription, in wh;rn every planter can indi
cate the portion Ct mis- crop which he Is disPos
cd 10 lend fer the supper, Of tho Government
Il is propose! thss no disturbance shall BE-
made 81 the usua! arrangements of each Plan
ter lcr selling his c:6r, but that ne shall! sim
ply indicate toe portion tha, mo is willing TO
subscribe, the tine and place Of delivery. and
The factor in whose hands it is placed for sa't;
and shall order the !sctor 10 exchange the
urcceeds OF sale 1f Inc subscribed p,riion far
Confederate Beads, teac!:: eight pc: cent.
interest.
Several Of these lists are herewith sent you,
and you are requested 10 &C: as Cou;missionei
in bringing the samo 10 The aItentinn CT tho
occple OF YOUR D strict or County. You will
use YOUR discretion as 70 tho best mode Ct
bringing the mater fJrward; but it is susges.
ted that it would be desirable TO use any
public occasion. and to ;nduce as many gentle
men as you can to make individual applications
10 their fellow citizens. As soon as you shall
have procured as many signatures as you can
to any one list. you will please forward it to
this Department To provide against loss Of
any list, it ia desirable that they should BE-
signed in duplicate, and forwarded BY t.fc--
ent mails.
L. spec.luily, {. G. MEMNIHoER,
Secretary ci Treasury.
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A letter in the Stanton spectator" dated
Scamp at Laurel Hill, June a9.h," tells the
whereabouts and whatabort Of one of ouc edi
tors, 10 the following kind terms:
Maj. Tyler. editor Of the Enquirer" IS here,
and bids fair 70 make a. able q commander as
be is a good editor end at .ble gentleman.
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& 5, MARAE,

NTIUNNoT al LA n,
nEhCTicES " sh- Courts Of the city Of Richmond, and
L thr counties Of Heoricc, Hanover aud Caroline.
lie Is also Notary P:h!lc .Ed Com 1iasioss or OF he Quilted
States Court OF CliE,.
The partuershlp b..Tela :fr. uiIastain White snd lin.
se'f beng dtsolyej, mis- oaias Is Gov on 18th street. -,
below GoGdin's Hal.
Tehrrary lC-cIy
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TwENTE TRGLSAan DOLLARS

~ EHTE TIE L - DC L l. 4 Il =
WORTH o! BOOTS, SHOES AID HATS.
q i. B,LDwlS 4 CO. harins removed fron their
~. FACr0Rf Isl ALEXANDRIA TIE larger portion o.
their stock TO cCLpEPER coCXr-iiotsE, "a, occr Il;
fJr SAFE 4; that place At wholesale only. II coHpriss-
c Benera' assert. W: Of ALEI iSpEiA MAS gY2c1ukbDtirole
Of prime quality. Merchants de,!rlng 10 see The goods
will d:d c. at ths coutthou,e co Monday and Tuesday
Of each week nnli! further notice.
June ls-rlVs c. d. BALDWIN & CO.
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S.A.ms:S tsttEE EST 80, !, h:;it"As

STOCK, st., 80. sOk SfiE fEtfhlsLi.
, CgpEa tor sIe me Valuable Is..!e, 10 The c0attJ c
r,,,:. 10. res:trac= o! Judge Cabsi:,l also toe Hssiss.
stocs. DC, Of every description. Tie S7;str contains 80,
..r.s' O. which GEU -s:es are JE-uss river Iow'grodras" al
th: bee: qualify. Large crops oiCoSD, "heat ana iohnsc-
~. annually made gpuu this cstGtu. L. tEs ii! :hs Dt'o'
4sry i,,rrrvetpen ia. The negro Gua.te:, 1T. all Gt", MI
,r,cl cb.uu;e. and PLANK t"o:s. ~" t9Eavco houses NJ
ouiI: of CT -. nri lcys and covered With ciivstn.: slinB'es
{. his al Orchard coutais.ng upwards - :"T tres q ''
unst cnulcu fruit, apples, pears, prhrhed, cn:lr!c', &C W.
ycii. valrred .io healthy, and hsi I fnAgnibcebl view u
Jam b. river, mountain nce7try, sc. IhlT Estate IL " III
SDU,h-sice OF James river, having Il covered o:ngr Acfo''
,hc river 10 Tue Ja,cr. river aud aaaaT.. caia;, Ao"t;. &"
,uar,sr Of a NILE !rou tie es.1ie. ibaEs-.a MAJ DC nae
~ snpl.cs.lon 10 nI at A!chraond. Sig orsr.-eF VIII aG1'
az mas. Y. NORRIS.
l3G, Aaii street, Richmond. Va.
Also, For Bale, aG0o aeEen 81 heavi!y uubs.sd 'audiS
be sane county. t
to.!rs f,otu the jane. riyrT and kansvna canal, 10 ni'et
,rcn Richmond. ar1 50 G!'c, rom LyUchhu!g.
Parsons wIshl3g 70 60 Into ;hr lumber ousiarrs Seoefsii:'
ar 20 get roll rosd tues, a,svc, or hooppole: viii Il" ~"i'h
ernmlnc:-
Nv only rssaon for wishing 20 sti! :ae glove ssts!c, Ia,
that other eagaseuea:s sill not aao" rae iuas - et!snI &c
il. Parties may, therefore, rely oa estlre aaa 'TopsGI''o'
Z 10y price, az | sn determined 10 Sell.
kur' OF The above lands will he divided 20 suit P1reosser'.
Ihsrs ALSO Cor la!e Ace iarc!cs laa5s nag I'VE ch% y
glclnoud.
Jane ?S-t ChAs: y. hoht..rr.
fYIT7E VA SPHING s,4Assi
1 FACQUIEl COUNTY, YiaG.aiA. ace opru yG;:[T
Tor TO reception VI Visitors. -
T~sxAs-For Bosrc, sSD per ra'n!h, gig p. geek. - per
day; White S-rvxnt., Inres{. uriEi-cVl3sed SsrT.nt' and
Chl!lrra rrGer tnn nod ovsr '~o years OF s9s. hs:i prise.
hG Isss I'd ~ rs w,wa% nonERT nUDel7
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ALL QCIEE-Passengers By the cars yester-
day report that there bas been no new move
nisnt on either side, either at the Manassa
Junction or Winchester neighborbood.
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PHILIP RAiiIl,

EAGLE NACHINE WORKS,
RICHMOND, "a.
MANUFACTURE Steam Engines o! every description
III aud Size, Circular Saw ;ills, M!A Gearing, Mining
daciin.ry % every description. Ca,tingB 10 Iron aod Brass
lon ~ s!or: notice. Feb SLY
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vtee.Prsideut Stephens at \ augusta.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July ll.-Eice.P President Sto.
ph.ns delivered a powerful speech this fore
noon, in this city, on the produce loan. The
meeting was largely attended and unusual in.
terest manifested.
4 committee vas appointed to procure sub
scrip:ions.
Sir. Stephens left for his residence in Craw.
fordv lie, On the afternoon train
Augusta is in Richmond county, and very
| little cotton is cultivated in that county, and
yet the Tealta ard patriotism Of its inhabi.
tan,s will be fully demonstrated when The
! committee make their report
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O.s OF TIE EFFECTS OF LiSo .LNs Blockade
Large quantities ot rich aud luscious peaches
are nov daily received in .Lynchburg from the
South. Heretofore this luxury, so early in the
season, has found its way exclusively TO IAN.
kse Rsrk&to.
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Spirit aud Policy OF the war.

FRIDAY MORNING., JULY IL, 1871.
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SEst<k.EE MIL
RlCuhUNU GROUND PLASTER
All Cow prepared L, supply .a7 teaisnd 70:
q PLASTER, pRESi GROUND, 70. The Fall crnre.
Ny s.vck Of Lump IL .arge; eelected from the pufcsi
Windsor (Noya scotia) Quu.r:cs, viill srec!Hl reference 10
.;s ricrncss in sULsg ITE Gf LiYt.
rhalkia for the hea.:iy .uc.e.,ed patronage, :hs rsr1
:suou OF my brand shcil hr fully L s.ailet .or ppaIT1 aEc
r.upgn puLrs.l..rvs. IuiI:i i. CLAIBORNE,
Sam eta IfTre No. - p-p-t i:-..,-
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AitRmono Enquirer,

BY TYLER, WISE s ALLEGkE.
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ARKANSAS COTTON LANDS, PROTECT
Ed BY LEEiES, AM SEAE iHs hlont,SiP.l
Il vEk, q ssJE UN ACCu IUUArII0 TERMS U.
or. HALF OF ZACH TRACT ~ LXGaANGE FOE
hEGGuE5-tu mit'
ESIEST tt T-0i i,sJ .sr-s, on al, .at'r BAYOU,
Il three uil-s from Nis.i: !ppi rivo-, back VI Walt;
reud 10 Cr.seEisa county, DsIon M.ulpk.; 2po sr:e:
,IrnI-nei
SECOND TRAcT-l,lG leo acr-s, on the rne of Ea!!-osd
from q .iars' lauLirs sud back Ct Bayou bartholomew iu
D ~ cyuD'y.
THIRD TkAcT-3,1 9o acre, gu oG To=u R'iS. al! Lake
in Phillips c uatr, two uIl,s f.o1 M!=.!.sp.: r!Ter, e9O
acre. Ave yer Id dea:ening.
E0CKTh TRAIT i $50 acre, On DC Town RiHge HIr
Lake, Gp- gile ( cu Mi si.s'ppi river; 2 U Gers cl-srr",
100 scrt, isIGrLcd > = Yeas, wnh All nec s,ar; buildings.
HiFrNT R tIT-i. sbc acre, on Old Town Ridge hrd Lahe,
{ .ur miles fron his.!i, npl river; iu acres IL iiy, :i.'s De
cul.lva.oD IvU harss cc csadra Ok, with 10. ! U~:l.nc
and Plantation h1i G:prs.
Persons d.,rias ,aorc inform ',!9u viii ple.se address
CID. v. J.IIHsU::, Vt tienFS-tuSn, Hy;W ". T.JOHNsUH,
al Loul. vl.s, Ky.;. Mr. tCAa7lEuSN At tIIst DEC
county, AK aud SIX. ). :. IArras"t, at brew euus ),
AK GEOHGE x. ) JHSSuN,
f.,- nI-.car II. SJDES>GS
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T K ! \ 4 / y & 70
-,c rvrIrr.n rd PE.CT!C.. 0:TltIA :.i.T: -:r
3 .uccs.,:,d il sc:.!ry he = At s:ns 4 80 -
-. -. a.. No. lS, ",G .iri.
Iuuc =. h.C'--,
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Sj.rsHL.tt Cinii:iNG.

At rEEY LgT iE!GE$.
ARRACOTT HARRIS : e.
ETAyE 90 hsaJ-
II F,os y =,.Slh.
Fiur Cashmere saiS,
Prey L. 60 Sui :.
p,ircy 60 t"n.he sails.
Fl"c. acc Bli : ~. vcSs-
yaacy Mai.eIis-s 'ss3i
Viii c Liarn Cvs:s.
NIy aud sp. ui,h L!ntn Cosr.,
f,rcy Ca:-'mrir psu,s-.L .tS!r.,
G~3OjtgRds fsnIs,
S.i - aLI CIlia::,
C:n, ~r--!ir's ara !rh~r-,
Sch Is, ilauhhe'vh! /, al s:oc.,,
Gives, Su.pe.aeis s"d locks.
BOYS CLOTHING.
or al !!nas "a c'r.s-r, .'s vs.yt"~ TO- .ia
u~ARREACuTr, uAnI!. i ~
,c.c ~ Il - : -.
rrs. EEW SEYLE CAMP hGD.;Eig.
ERAylXU :u,..v lgurO. iaG; :c:pr' 's:-Sl;s .H1s'G..
obi. have = .. ppls ready III ur SAL: ,..i y 81.
S.eS. :,
i.yIe Al ,atrres,s1 ts coli a"i -!-rsi-s i.rs.
.ri;.,. 4, I,:gv- rne low cta!p'riri ic- -a#.'. il
ANN Nv, Iu.nt COZ. ; . rs u "vr:!eat ii: &" 60, p 81.
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more h~esdlons from the icld. Mere book prr"
d.acc and ,scisnti6c drill would have pronounc
oil their gal!an: onse: but iooiishness and mad.
MSS. In short, i. will never DO to deprive
ourselves Of the benefit Of the noble enthus;.
assn ara dasting courage Of cur volunteers, b5
applying rules such rs our condition will not
permit, and suited criy TO arothtr quality Of
soldiers.
To private soldiers We would say, drill a.
t~enti7ely and acquire as much skill and prompt
itude as possibls, ard be rot JEALOUS of these
who are Ulcers over you. Theirs is the hard
est, the most responsible, and The most dan.
| eerous duty. An officer ia a shining mark for
The enemy be pays for tho honors Of bis posi-
lion. De obedient and respectful to your com
manders. A soldiers personal honor requires
him to gi7e prompt obed ence to his officers,
To the officers, we would say, content not
| yourselves with the duties Of the parade
ground, or the march. but hoL after ycur
,eea!! Take care of their health and their
comfort. Study their characters-attach them
to you. Keep them not uselessly Standing IN
thc.sun, or exposed to the storm, while you
are taking your ease in Jour quarters or COS.
siping with visitors. This is not only your
sacred duty, but it is more important even to
yourselves than you may suppose. No graft
tudc exceeds that c. a gallant soldier TO bis
faithful commander. lie IS ready to follow
him any where, 20 die with him, aud to die
+; for him. And when wars alarms are over,
and the sweets Of domestic peace replace the
associations Of the camp, how long does bis
affection survive the OCCASION which called it
forth! Even now there lies before US 4 letter
which bears proof On this point: Mr.. NJ, who
served under Captain 8. at Norfolk, in the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-15
Notice.
Notice.

ALL parties knowing themselves indebted to
me, will please take notice, that have recently
disposed of my business to A, M. Hollabaugh,
ESQ and will therefore request them to come
forward and settle their accounts without fur
,ber notice. ). bhS.
Oct lS 1861 ~.