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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

TWO FURNISHED 'front.' ROOMS to LET,
Il with BOARD, e. No. I6l and 1863 Iiadsonst second
foor, opposite 81. Joha's PARK.
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Gfcursioirs.

NHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS On
~ STATEN ISLANB.-FARE SIX CENTS. By Sxtss
Island Ferry, foot of Whitehslst. between Bettey aa
South Ferry.
BOATS LEAVE EVERY HOUR. from q. IN. to1na
On FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR, to p. m
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I" T,HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

NsrANr RELIEF! STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE!
SPALDINd'S
THROAT COME CTIONS
GOOD FOR CLERoYMEN.
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They rslisvs acouEh instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the yoios.
They iap,rt delicious aroma to to the breath.
They are delightful to the taste.
They al. made Of simple hsrbS and harm any
Iidyiss svsry one who has Cough Husky Voice, or
Bad Breath or any deul,y OF the Throat to ret Psisg'
Of my Thro COnfsetior, they viii relieve you instantly
and you viii sre. with that they 20 night to the spot"
or attending public meeting, for 'us your Cough or ssJ
ing yous thiu you try p,ei.ssI safe in ssyp.
tia. you will ever .n.rwrd consider then. Indispensable
Yep win Cad them the Druggist, and Dealers in Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
MyIsnaturs 10 on each package AL others counterfeit
Ap,cliss will b, sent By mat, prepaid receipt Of thirty
cents
Address
HENRY G.. SPALDING,
No 20 Csdsr-st. Nsw.YoIk.
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
cURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE!
By III. use Of these Pills the periodic attack, Of Ersou
or Sick Headache may be prevented and II taken the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

no, YOUNG MAN 1t is not medicine you
need but Information, withou. which you ruined
Read Tract will send you for dine mo samps) and cure
vour,elf by NV New Method safe and sure. Address
LAROY SUNDERLAND Boston, Mass
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CTFAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL, lsndnS and smhsrkinT pssfsngsT, a.
Ousensown land The Liyerpco New. ORA. ana Fhl
aesphia Steamship Company inerS dispstchg Their i
pewer-d Clyde bUilt Iron Steamships &c ioIowsi 80,
EDLNBl hbH......... - sLN4oigi W. -
ETNA.......,,..,.,......,''. .''' ShlniSe'r D-e ~
CITY or Saturday, Oct ~
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Saturday, WOW l.
And every SATURDAY, At noon, Ton; Ier 40 - Nor'n
River
MATES PtsssCF.
WEST CABIN 49,. SIS STEERA0R.........u..ss
Ft Cabin 70 London 81 stsssse 20 Loudop..'. SS
first aoiu TO Pais.... a. StoeGgo 10 fsTIs..... 20
Fiat Cabin 10 Hamburg p stserae 20 Hamourr.. -
Passengers also forwarded TO HAVE Bremen, Rotte dam
Antwerp &C. e. equslly low rates.
Persons wishing bring their friends cnn buy tickets
b,- Al the low ng rates NevNork From Liverpool or
Queenstown lot Cabin, 81, 49, and SlV5. st'erhse rom
Liyerpool. $40. From Queenstown, $50.
These Steemes have superior accommodations Tor pssen'
gers and carry experienced Surgeons They are but IN
Water tight lion SectioHs, AID have Patent Fire Annhstois
board. ,,.ryr,., =.
FOR further in,cmson apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN Agent, No p Natrrtt IN Glascow 70 w IN
MAN No. -. Enoch'Gaarcj 81 Oneen town 70 G. W.
n. SEYMOUR co. in London 20 ElNES \ MACisI NC.
al King Millian-st IN Pans - JULES DECOIE No q
Place De ia Bourse a. Philadelphia 70 JOHN o. DALI No.
IN W,nu.s, or az the IOmpanyf Ohesa
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. - BTotd"ay, " l.
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

EARLEs NEW HOTEL,
H Csna-st, one block esst Of BroGdway
New-YOTk.
TERMS 81 50 PER DAY.
The above Hotel viii be opened to the public on MO,
DAY Oct T. The house will accommodate between 800 aud
400 t:ed mp neat and handsome sanner and with par
central Is very convenient TO business and places OF snuse
ent and easy OF access from al parts Of the city by stages
and small The furniture IL Of the most modern STYLE
and was made expressly for go, ,,.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads..

ROSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steam
- era COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK.
rom re, No L. tsp. m. WIN EDWARDS, Agent, saes
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TIME BRITISH AND NORIH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
IRON NEw-IotK 70 LIyEiroOI.
Chief Cabin PAsshge. ..'..''ss'''.'s.''s'''Si
Second CABIN Passage. 20
BosToN 10 LirEkl0oL.
Chief Ahn II ssAge. Fllu
Second Cabin Passage. "
The ships from Newly ORA cali At Cork Harbor.
Tho ships from Boston call HALIFAX and Cork Hafhor
PERSIA Can't Judkins AFRICA, Capt Shannon.
ARABIA APT. J. Stone. CANADA, Capt. J. Leilch
ASIA Can't H. G. Lott. AMERICA. Capt Hockey.
AUSTRALASIAN, NIAGARA, Capt. Noodle
Capt. Cock. EUROPA, Capt. Anderson.
SCOTIA nov buiidnF)
These VESSELS carry clear white light mast head green on
stsrboard bow red on port bow. -
PERSIA Judkin,l leaves New.YoTk .Wednesdey, Oct
NIAGARA Noodle leaves Boston. WednesdAy Oct 10
ASIA, Lott. leaves New York. Wednesday Oct rs
CANADA Muir. leaves Boston. "Wednesday, yet ~
AFRICA. Shannon leaves New. York wednesday Nov
AMERICA Andersonleayes Boston,. WEDNESDAY, NOV ID
Berths not secured until paid or.
An experienced Surgeon on beard ..,, :. CT,
The owners OF these ships will not DC accountants tor pe
Silver Bullion uecie Jewelry, Precious stones or moas
unes, R Of sns signed therefor ana se vsae tne'e0
''''A U. CJNARD. No. 4BovhngsTssa'
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Ia OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE leave Pscf
slip dsily @ Sundays excepted Cabin fare to Hart
ford, 8 / 20; Deck, 81.
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GREAT EXPECTATIONS REALZl' ]
s.;s. NORA DAWRON

Miss DORA DAWRON,
Phe DoVbeV DICED Vocalist, appears in each
poPrAr Duet in which she sings both parts 10 MALE I'D
EkHALE VOICE, dressed
oNE~HALF AS A MAN, THE OTHER as > woMEH.
In addition to this brilliant dramatic attraction hich lsne
eqos to that Of any other establishment in NS York
where the price OF admission double qusdr that ohe
UNPAR4LLELED' COMBINATION OF Nt,t ELTus,
may also be seen, without extra charge:
Monster Living
ELEP HANT TU RTL LIZ,
FROM the GApago Islandthe largest ptured ave.
THE GRAND ACTUARIAL GARDEN
With s myrisds Of Living FSh, of every v9ty and ue,
and 10 which arr constantly being aided Z
NEW AND sPRCIMHNs.
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA. LION,
The only animal Of the Kind esptG,Nd sliveE
OLD NEPTUNE, MONARCH OF TIL OCEAS,
The interesting curiosity exhibited NeYlnk
THE GREAT MAMMOTH BEAR SA-65OK ;
The wonderful and curious NOndescriPt whica or the ant
Of name, we call
WHAT is II or, MAN MONKJ.e,
Which appears to be DeitheT Man moEty, bat in
Rular combination OF the two,
THE MADAGASCAR ALBINOE
RUDOLPH LucAsIA WIFE and CHILD who i.0ufh bean OF
black African parents WHITE Al iSow long ODHg he
haiT and pink eyes
HAPPY FAMILY Of Living Amin ais aud bfrds OF etters
natures living in peace ard Barnonyone OF most ssui-
ing exhibitions in the world for children and Of exceed
Thirty LIVING MONSTER sEAEEs
Ysrying In length from 10 TO 30 feet, beside lion
other CutioEies from every part Of the goTd.
AdmisslOn 10 all p Children und. TO- l5t(ns
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WALLACK's, BROADWAY, Cor Of 13tl5 at.
w Proprietor and MansgeT.........:... Mr. VS. Aek
stage Manager Later WasAcb
PRICES OF ADAssI0S.-BoGes and Parquet - cents Or
shesrs Stalls 81 Private boxes for persons,
Family Circle Is cents Doors open OF bsg Al Cpen.
Ing Of the
NEW TIIEATER,
pronounced by the Press and Public the MOST COMIO.
DI0US, ELEGANT, and BES1 YENTILATl D EDIFlCE
IN THE COUNTRY.
TONIGHT AND EVERY Evening.
Tom Taylor esl Comedy Ia three acts ith apprOpi.
etc scenery incidental music stage sppontn n
tunSs, entitled the
NEW PRESIDENT.
Characters by Mr. Lester Walack Mr.. Blake Mr. C. Fiher
st Young Mr. Floyd Dir. Reynolds MT Norton Mt Parke.
MT Par'oe. MI Brown, blrs Hoey, Miss NJ Cannon Mrs
nsnon Miss NJ Hsnriquas, Miss CIocksr Mas Miller Mn.
Rselas and Miss Carmsn.
The oicheslI. under the direction Of Mr. Robert Soepe
- scenery oy MI H. lshefwoOd, assisted by M. ingalls,.
A'ssuIet BIZ Moss PROM Moore
new DTema Of peculiar construction aud e1rsordinnyy
sueen bringing into action the great aud novel
Tsse resources Of tbs Thsater s. ia prepaI alton.
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THE LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE COMIC
PROGR ANNE. l..
Norrcx-The increasing demand for Reserved Sea
daces the Manager to request those wishing 10 can
pontment to secure their Seats during the day "n0
done three days in advance. u,x, n. 81 TWO
On THURSDAY Oct IT, and MONDAY OCT ~ si1.n N a
GALA NIGHTS OF ITALIAN OPEhAo Will NC go
COMPLIMENTARY Benefits 70 M. Ullmenn.
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HAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.-Steamer AR
~ mEnlA leaves foot of Harrison-st Mondays Wednss.
days ana t,naay. a o'clock Fare 81 to Buffalo II yso
get your TICKET al No. 2s Broadway corner Park place
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TOR NORWALK, Connecting by Railroad with
IL Kent Ridseseld, Bethel Danbury westport south.
port Fairfield Gc-Tne fast steamer ALICE PRICE Ieaya
daily at O'clock from Cstharne Market slip Fare 20 cents
Leaves Norwalk daily, q. 81 a. m.
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NOTICE-FARE REDUCED -ST0NING-
~ TON LINE for BosrON.-on and after MONDAY,
Auy % IsG the fare GU this line win be reduced the fo
lowing rates, Fare to Bosson-Cabin S3i deck, 81 Fare
to Providence-Csbin, SEQ deck 50 Boats lears dssy
Courtlandt.st Office of the Company, No. us Wesss
Freight taken at reduced rates. . ,,,,,,D.
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ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW.
i PORT, by SHORE LINE.-Lesye, 2Ith'st, 4h-sy,, |.
m arrive In Providence 420 pm. R:l3 an arrive IA Pro
yid ence 1890 pm; pm. Express Through hau INN
'I-'' - T. ]. CALHOUN Superintendent
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,-Pss.

serger Trains via Pavonia Ferry fom loot
"a. m, Express
Sam, Mail - ~, s,,....
90 m Milk daily for Otsviie and intermediate Statona
III a. M Accommodation, daily for Port Jesyif. -.
y. u Way for Middletown, New 6urgh snd hssiH'
N's's 1 ~ Mat E.uress daily.
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare Six Cents
O-Boats leave every hour from a. m 70 from foot
OF Whitehall.st., east side Of the Battery.
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IT s. GOVERNMENT AGENCY for
u. 7.3lOTREASURY NOTES.
Once Of READ, DRENEL s. Co,
No 40 Wallst N. Y.
VIM g. READ, Government Ageat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-13

Editor Of the Chrsf>aa Wofch11s ard f>decfor.
ave testimony IN fsvoy Of the Msrhins
) madsU Ea11 fbsf6 y Co.. uhicA rom the moral
and religious character OF the writer's. satisfied
could never been obtained, had the instru
kncpt fy realized the ssntstiens q he neher.
,. hEh issfd votth and iatesfiv - De cezpzau1kty
ven kon % our readers, aud arc Of the mon hatter
4 HENRY WARD BrFcHEa, Of NV York Inds
2 pendvf;s GsvS 81 c. ccnuks6 Htnn.; HORACE,
= GREELEY, " Y. Tribune, Hon. HENRY ,. RAY
: MeND, n. Y. Times: HORACE II. DAY India Rubber
5! Ttx3tsi esa ~ NV z T: I si y
Editor Practical Msehanc: Editor Scientific 4n.eycas;
E.,sor zIsssy A1ss "a kassr bsEos: Fsse<;
3 1sS..svs Bdifor oseizss6 E<szirer-
n - s.s &sas'ssf -. enc sss S,ss,s.
Ing tsinouials u the superiority and practical re,
hll1sy e ~ .Ia1d. webeer : O. eswiRg Hschinss
FL EyFIcur Aegx1B WANTED ~ BvEn1 IovFs-Wnn
= .alI ispvsunsns o(e.piAet apre1<sAie b1sinepar.z
4k<k303sskneB N .ap<98o6hs
Any correspondence regarding ourmschines viii y
promptly and gladly answered; sncsse Litter seap
est V sn ssnA ei1calar and senRise AZ york b. ~
goo sEpNEHaco..
oFFIcE--lss LAKE s1REE1. tap ssirs) CHICAGO
roYl5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-13

that the Gag which now aaunts the bre1ze
here. would float over the dome of the old
Capitol at Washingt0x efore the FIRST of
May. Let then(' bern chivalry. and
il might AOst eventually over Faneuil Hall
''' s;'s's'ls.4lNAs.. n. @lHfMl
eommencsd tkst day. "A ril IAh. and. d
course. had reference to the attack on Fort
Sumter. He furthermore says. aud as
high officer a. the head. Of the War De-
partnsns. tn iat(n,at ION had ) mssks1 Of
fetal significance. that he would prophecy
the capture Of Wsshington. for certainly
no sane man could ever suppose that he
expected to have the Confederate dag Goat
over the Capitol 81 Washington without
first driving out the Federal government,
and this could not BE- deus without carry
ing the war to that city. Furthermore. If
i should ever float over Faueuil Hall, Il
could only be by the subjugation of the
city OF Boston. to say nothing of any other
portion of the North. The Proclamation
ofsAs Pr@slensspf ths. UssseI Sac svss
not issued until three days after the attack
upon Fort Sumter. aud jet in the face Of
such facts as these. our Southern friends
ssy we ara making unholy and ,waniou
warfare upon them. we ask them in al
can'ior, if it would not appear upon the
page of history one of the most cowardly
ihiags ID. tiM- woFi,l tor sse a ira psopie
tamely allowing their government 10 lie
'lrivenA from place aud power without an
effort to sustain it?-Scient;f; dmerican.
- -a..M II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-13

fVLAss. Sash and Patsy for sale cheap By
NJ Brex 4 TcAR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-13
Z. Is 81 MOFFAT'S "A
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
"uCcE MCTOINEc l

AssO sssS INV svOosA oss~s~
THESE MEICINES have now been
before the public for a p-riod OF THIRTY YEARS,
and during that tine have mantained high charscser in
almost every part q the Globe for their extraordinary and
UNDER 81 q disease shen s
human frame is liable. = - 80 -.
Inc nnows Ar smsSs inc a'''ressns 'of'e'y OF hs
'-A - -
Are we'll known to be inhIlble.
DYeRERSfA. ~ ehocseehly cleansing the Arst and
sss csa fs
rxNrEn ASxrEry. LAScuez. and MELxScoIy. which are
s'e ssr;sSs e IT. It, cure ~, =.
~ 80 - ey e va 49, F.k,. - 20 x.
s I'm sna s,Sn Alb
lar eircrlson1 through the p!oce q rsir.son p such
eses and me hosoagh solution o' al mseAi oosruc'
IIsH P.nssssy !ssss week. s.d SoQT n S:if TIA.
iissse1s q the joints = - e = :. - -
DRofslEs g an kinds. By FREEING and STRENGTHENING
ts Aaone>s ~ oaa,rI my ep<s.< n0ss oonenuuy on
thee important oresns ana hence have ever been cnnd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-13
= 's'oA New Article! =: =.
Dr.. Roback,s Stomach Bitters.

r new and delightful stona mic and Cordial OR giving
conc TO the stomach and r the prevention Of biioxn
|conpIsinfs incident TO vestern country. TryH<
morning drink 70 assist digestion vnd relieve pys-
p<psia, II has no equal. fry IT, - - - -
IL fsror Il is hyperion TO an other Differs Tryit -
The formula Of these Biftcrs, new o6 the sole property
Of Dr. Rohack Originated with Of the elfesf and nost
eminent Medcs Practitioner ofthe West, aDdit diuet-
y predcated urpn the wants Of the We tern popIe-
1hcec Biters derive their stimulus non tie poverfu
tonic nature Of tie roots ana hes Of which bey ARE con-
ana = - a. 3 5y{ n'.'uf Of
- 49, -. TEMPERANCE S ). ~ s.
known % public wslhrewilI h subserved t,....
Il sn ~ u 81 ale BY all Of d. Rooackt nunssou
siss. ordrrs ~i Dc 1iird direct cinefnnsf: my
qsAntity md q TIE lowest rates. n isput up Ii eoSt
bottles and srcsrcIy packed I'm one dozen $780, HAM
l9oses sample wi, however, b scntto ~ aess
kAsn prss, d ~ ssttls, y s. - ~.
-ps,,,,.a srs ssssasrs.os1 -. East Fourth STREET
a huiding en Nan Strcot, k.ne<t Qho.7 Ieeora-
ffcry Ne. - uanwpod S<sees. =. y. 49,,
I 1~ saAe 4 naEheu Co. ~ Isrshi.G Coz 80 Co..
ard T. A. Lemon Plymouth; HobsEt cernwan b:ureeo
John Kes<er, nloominGsbWg; D ". Gsnees A. Sces.
Mir, Bremen; John Cfsa Hpqsepnoescxn. =, y
smith NsFRenfs H~ieb Rse1 ARR; sc1ey Rxaesiss,
and chants genszsy sse nsss s.sss 5n<
canAdas.I ta1 ls.ala -. - g A-..1e-- --o
lHNLAss. Sash and Patty for sale cheap By
M Brex 4 Tear.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-13
BUY THE BESThc
Which in the End is the Cheapest.
".aoTAIJ0a2U9E
LADD, WEBSTER b Co.'S
Tight Stitch Sewing Mschireg.
HrHE sElIeR Aklggr On, pesR-sIDEs. FL

The Ladd, Fsbsssv Co. MaeAi.es are Of the mos' 4
substantial mako and elegant hnih strong relis
be, simple in construction, ensily operated BY nc
vicc aad rith Ordinary will for years, with
out annoying expense Of repairing always incurre
the CHEAPER, RELIABLE and more ccmpcafes =
machines. -
There is no instrument In for ewing. capable
doing grss8er varety Of nr than thee mach in>s -
With the celebrated rraeef feed they will handle II
finest muslin, the heaviest broadcoth. Or will york
the faieess isstilerlusA y carriag,
trimmers They viii also run over seams and gather
with the facility over plain work. The stttc1 -
nu6s BIZ thern a from TWO THREADS, and Is ths =
most approved and desirable In usc h ALIKE on -
BOTH SIDES OF THE FABRIC. leaving ridge on e
sfs cut and loosen the work. dec =
ded advantage With all loop elsan sftch nsaehiass
The usodls are nos curved add li@bls 70 break but e
az araok ana haxs pcrpendcuiar motion. which ~
absolutely nscsnry adapt the machine all soFf
Of work They Win bind Nth abinder. hem With =
hsnuSek ~ l1te1 - - lclIy llosused Z
under .sFrowE's EXTENDED PArKEr." and fssI =
from an nfrinocuenks During years Of they
hnxe won the euviablc reputation of being ode be
faziv s,d ssszxfacfzriag mdchines in the cowHt-y."
wa have numerous Testimonials Read short and q
Commemorative from the
NAvr Orrrcr, Washington, August IL 1859. n
Gentlemen: The Sewing Machine ordered from you -
A fsIv sf hand snd Nrs n. u fully safished with -
H. As an cvfdenco Of its plicf without direcol =
or explanations she comn,enced working IL afcsa
very short trial<a - Ut 0pePu<d the least Diff
fculfy in its OPERATION cheerfulIy give you my =
an resrectfuIiy, your obedient servant.
Lieut.. WI. L. MAURY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-13
I'D k8f5B5IdE


i-ses |. - '''''As, 1ss- a'i '. w
vpOa the schcol-house playing ground that shell
- tered yos and me; $3.50 80 8. p
But ncne we're ieft TO greet me. Tom. aad fen
were left to know. -. -.
That played With me upon the green just twenty
pears sssz - ~ Z ~ -
1A.s e.. :. 49, =. s-s.. der rsns s-'.isssss
"'': - :. e. is'' ~ % 'As' ,'A spirits
But d: .,s; :s " '.'sA covered
Atesdsd asa sliding esee isss sysry ys.rs ago.
The old school house ]. .i,ssss eps.,he benche.
are replaced
nsr Gs .. ssi TfA BE ''Ff cur qfr'tn '
The nmc old bricks are in the wall. tie bell swings
TO and fro, Esss-s ssFa-F 3 .@A
TasHssc JUS :" sssssds Tons ~ svass rear
Yearsaso ~ -
The boys we're pIAyinssSas ane Old game beneath
thai same old tree.
tco sesget the name just noa. ycu've played de
same with NO
Upon thai seryspos. is w.s~<h knires shy throw
i1ss, FlIll L NI0
The loser had task 20 do, inst twenty years ago.
Theriser = running jus. as still. the willows on it,
szzzssdssE4T 49, HAT -sTios E7ex7 TkEz
Are larger than they were, dear Tom, the stream
appears icss vide: ga AiA1e seAts'
The. ssAPe vine swiasis ruined nov rhsrs once we
played the beau.
And '.s~ss~ssesshesrss. pretty siris, jos. s~en.
"'sas ss0s - = sTszT hs4
The spring TIA. hsbsles asssA the hill close b, che
spreading beach,
hvsy hish, twas once 50 io-skas 20 could a.
most reach,
Bot knseling down 70 get q drink. dear Tom. 7
'foses how much IA. am changed since twenty
years ses-iF aYIakgaa0 1IIs
po-s By the spring. upon an elm. you know Gu.
yosi nz"e, s1s-..~w a. .F-s2 ID
Ysss s~eeshearss Just sss.ssh h. Tom, and yOu
did mine the same.
soue heasslea wretch .has peeled the bark, Ills
txing sure bat slow. a'-'a' p s.-'i. - - =
Jecs e those whose nance We cut died tuen.y
yea sso. - - - ~ -
sEssfEL N.lzIs
Ny Ids have long been dry. dear Tom. b.. tears
saas u my eyes :f-y f....yT.
As fthoughs Of her loved 90 well, ,kose early
, bro. broker 's. tier, .IIoO sztgidS
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epsn he graves Of shoss v. loved Just .ren,,
TrTHaCOHp
come are In the church-yard laid. some sleep be.
-ss- aeath the sea. e. ~ = t.s F4 -
Az aone are len Of our old class. excepting ron
and ne. t'si -
AAa When our time shall come. dear Tom and we
are called 70 go. .fss
Asope shey'h bay US where se played just twenty
vcars -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-27

ssaiSes KLLAsAS AeeiBoG--A prStoend sioon
vas east this community, Saturday sferooon, BY
the report seemingly authentic that collision Of trains
had occurred on the O-aage aud Alexandra "a road
causing the death OF eight of the South Carolina volun
beis who left this City for Manassas Junction, Friday
night Great anxiety was manifested yesterday, to Oh
tain TIE reliable particulars OF this sad calamity, and
much relief afforded by the receips OF intelligence
that the reported loss OF fe bad been e1aggeIa,ed.
As far have been able the facts, it
appears that the which lt this city Friday night,
Wth Col J. b. Kershaw's Regiment the 2j) Of 5. G.
volunteers and Virginia artillery mplnes,
proceeded far the Station Orange Court House
the Orange and Alexandria railroad where it waited
side track until the down passenger train passed
TIE military train being very long one occupied the
eutre length Of the SWITCH the Cur pr, eesg
the main track and the down train passed at rapid
rate Of speed the loco mltve struck the prof crg car
and killed Of the occupants, whose names report
ed 10 us are GeLty and McAuen Some accounts state
that the unfortunate members Of Colonel Ker
shaN's Regiment; others that they belonged 10 Vir
GINA company Sew raj others in the car were jured,
bul not fatally.
With the limited information before US we shall no:
undertake. TO pronounce ceusure upon any oDe but We
ust there will be rigid investigation. The report that
the engineer the down train had been shot BY some
Of the indigo soldiers yesterday but
could not trace il to a reliable source
p Slater Intelligence by telegraph gives slightly
did rent Yer siOn from the above See telegram.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-27

PEEsiDKSr DAVIS Gov. LetchSr received telegram,
p saturday from Montgomery nfOTmirg him that the
President would no, arrive IN Resuo0d until some day
ihs ueek. l. rp,rted that he delayed his departure
p await intsrvisw With the Maryland Commissioner
Who Apr zed lin bv telegraph that they route
. Montgomery We think il probable that the P'ssden'
VII arrive here to-morroH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-27

A Novr,nNr 70 JAcE,oS-We heard number Of our
ti1.us declare on Saturday, that monument to the
hemoTy Of Jackson The hero Of Alexandria sh00id De
c;ed and an oppressed Willingness TO subscribe ont
Be Prevailing oppioa seemed be that the State au
hortes should a. the proper ume, take steps 10 CON
hsnofate the leroisn VI he gallant defender oil hs
eo-utfvs HtV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-27

IHE NABYIAND LINK The second company Of
lmogesus has teen mustered into the service Of the
H. under the followirg oai ers: J. Lyle Clarke
G am. K eharJ Klizen Hoffman, st Lieut., W. Stew
a; SYN u- ton, "a 90.
Se,eral companies Of The MARYLAND Line have been
ean az Harpets Ferry and Others are forming here
D. Thoails. o! Nd has been appointed Colonel
o 'ls Regiment and A. Weston. OF this city Tor
b., o. Baltimore has been Appointed N jor, and is
D. exercising command she companies whc, have
begu, or may b. organized here. i,r Westoas bead
quarters are for the present at the Exchange HO;el