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SENTIMENT: BIZ 4 PATRIOTIC Cook-The |
Rebellion =? It's just like picking duck; |
give me hold Of it and you'd soon see Its |
Down Fall
"HARn NECESSITIES " OF WAR.-shot
and Shell
FDD1EsT1cKs.-W like to show up fallar
cious maxims. Here's one. Is What man has
done man can do" The idea fs all nonsense.
It is fixed fact that when anybody has once
Done Yankee he can't Do him again.
WARS IN NAME.-0wing to the ''pscu-
Lar inducements" BY which Volunteers are
enlisted in the South, ne understand that q.
s. A. recruiting officer is called an tmpresaar
rio.
4 Cox ADAPTED FROM THE FRESCH."-
Q.-Why shoald one French blanket be aa
| GOOD as TWO Of any other kind?
oA-Because the French word blaRquehs sig
miles Pear.
| ONE OF ARABEILA's-" How different you
soldiers are from Us,'' said Arabella to the
| Captain: with Us, Conquest only begins,
While with you It ends the Eagsgementl"
WHAT NExT2-Crocus considers that the
last OF the Verdi's is only Bsllo-but, so far
as the basso is conctrned-a BELOW in Mas
che1a-
A BLACK DRAuGRr Rr-Raising Contraband
soldiers in Dixie,
TIE CIRCLE SQUARED, AT LAsr.-That
great mathematical desideEatum, the squarloy
! ff the Circle, mas DULL 1CAt1ASA <4t 443ls AAE
rroblem has been solved by Mr. Seward, whose
iircular Litter may be considered as tae
. Square thing.
BY A. GALLERY GoD---Why is Gen. Prlee
!ikt )" The se7en sisters ?"
Recause he is remarkable for nothing except
thuBdering long kun.
No DoCBT OF ia highland Yankee being
asked "what can best torSlty man TOT
: fcht 7" replied, Dinner ken"
= TaE"PEopLE At LARGE. E."-Those why hag
= 1ot vt been sent to For: L::.tysste.
= How MoRTAR-F91SG IT WILL BE-H tn
d Virginia Mason can't b4ll decent reputation
for The G. s. a.
e A BRAzES ImAGE.-"The Puseyites an
n Ca4tolsce." eaid the Divinity. Student, "bot
. bsee their religion upon Symbols"
n eyes" responded <, aand C;mbals, 20
u know, are very liable to Clash!"
Il CEREAL AND sER1oUs.-01r Advance 9
IA Manassas Was disastrous enough, but Lou
~ Napoleou'B recent Advance On the pElce
- The government Of France, like that
"a England, is not sel:sustaiHlng: either Co
" OF Cotton rule both OF th2=e unhappy cou
- t1ies, and as they arenow strenuously Denyi,
~ ~ the Cotton, We foresee that they must speed
;n There ia a intimate connection b2tween
~ ParisIan stompch and bar1icades. In Franz
II IT as elsewhere, Dough may be called the sine
ID CT War. .
u. in Although the Emperor has it pretty mu
" in his own hands to increase or diminish
II popular Loaves, the people, 1t must be CT
he : teseed, have some very ugly Twists On
lis | Emperor.
u5 ~ Tfe reason Why The Partisan revolution
in in sentiment moves SO easily, is because 1t g
~ With the GRIM
te- Letthe Emperor, then, beware. f he
i tSe been so imprndent as to bake the public =
ia In his regulation loaf Of bread, be must not
had sofpr1sea tue eoos ose1e 49,, s,sr..sss
the morning, ana: :;..to "6e u o'"ei5 eAP e00
ID | .-..EpOl NIb A1utti
, 1861-11-01

rHANCERY NOTICE-State Of
~ nllrots. County Of Cool. s.;.supeTio5 ConEt q
EhTenfets vs. Lycurgua L. Larton, Sarah T. Luftoo
snt Van &. HigEtns.-lr Gh42cery.
ton. two oi the defendanB above named have Koee
out Of t!s State, having been aed Il tne omes 2! 1a
5hs I'D md p1to5 s e =
cr n1str IT ss!d Court On the Cha1cefy side thereof
On tie mt ctcbeI FL a4d taas IT. ass1
daEts. H.Irnable on the 1csr Monday OF oec1mbef
next f.e6 es te ty 1aT re9u;cea 7,-+,, .~a
ssrah l. LuTtoH. shall pesonsy b aad aPps.r Petore
tH rst dsT o Tie term thereof tc be holden ut Chi
eago il sid County, Or the ~: Monday ID q nscem CEN
natnanIg bI cf complaint, the SAME 4nd the natteH
and thInrt heretn charged sud stated will ba taksx
aa confgssed. aad = decree en.e7ed Against you &C
cordin8 to the prayer 9I sa14 9 Rin.
JosxpH z. 8ARY. CompPte' sulr. oc7E7s4+W
, 1861-11-01

e. IL uor6e Owners.-Ir. Sweets
.,>+ 11ntneu. fer Homes is unt1valled By any, In
cssat Of Issenest, sr:sns from spralas. Bruises
vr,uentac, it, cfee. Is magical and CERTAIN. Har-
:. o. s.tu!t GLE. Scratches, M2age7 &C., twill
..x su.e speedily. SPAWN and R1soooe EaAJ be- easa-
7.e1 :ce and <E7ed Ii t.:eir fnc4plent Stages ort
pd7s?d case. 1re beyond the possibility Of radical
- No ca*s Of tae hird. however. is 60 desperate
hc.e.ess rEr It xz- he zi!edzted bJ this lin!r1ent
III It's ialtill application will alEays reInove the
s,nere+e I'D sAa15x he horse to travel With cora
s-xtTe caaa.
Every hosse svner should have this remedy athand
ls unel, ust \. tne tssI appearance Of 4a:peness
-. eEectrA.y prevent those torHt5Ab!e dtsease7
.a.:oaed to ws1eh i'll hersee llnole, and which
rdtx 80 n,.ey sAerxise vzluEble horses nearly
,,-tA,oea 6se advertisements For sale hy J. H
;ENsnx, Genera, A6eLt 70 State street.
7opf e c.,rfY
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MILITARY INSTRUCTOR AND DRILL.

WESTERN Uh1OH COLLEGE, h4s been located Ct
FULTON, ILL., and VIII open Primary academic
snu cearset On Sept lsa 1sh Tne Col o.
ptio,1ents and eicenert appEancest D:M reaEala:
md Iccntt1c coursca the h5est school orla1nk1 n
ira ~ maes f1m md 4 any ot3er sd11ns&sea Nnlch
slnnd cls:ra The attentton II psEenta n.EaEsan II
t1.S. 1Msr.1 tTee alep In AKTILl.KXT INTAAxKT AEp
Tfs4T 5fII1 TtcT1os, sworn. B11o1aT Aap a3MAsr1o
Co4HoM zpgAx9 t.sae 4Hn f EA9a st1dea IT,
r5fs19 peE .csSM TT 81 ResfS 3
1er3 4sn4r@nzs EIpellsnt kpooMnodaaoaf tos
Ss5d saa.t a. 59 Na 2 e es1SS 1s Is
staut racs Of Ae tsAnS.; M III NSN II TWTfn
, 1861-11-01

COLONEL EDWARD D. BAKER.


0cto1er 21st, 1861.
Not as we sorroW when soldier dies,
Do We lament the MAI who fell to day;
We look to See our soldiers IN the fray.
The light Of battle blazing in their eyes!
Hts place was elsewhere; not aloof from strife,
But ealing eurcr vengeance On the foe.
The lau1els that he won il Mexico,
Care him the right to lead peaceful lie.
Twas his to grapp!e In the halls Of State
With rampant treason, while his fiery Word5
Roueed thousands Of braGe men, who snatcnet
their swords
| To cut the way to Fteedom-not too late!
| He should have served us there, {Who could 81
| we1:}
! n n STnnDAHD.
, 1861-11-01

REPORTED DEATH OF GEN. HoUsrox.-The
Louisville Courier OF the 18th, has report Of
the feath OF the ex Governor Of Texas, which
il said to have occurred on the 9Th inst. a
-dsF, etates that he Nas estn alive, with some
lopfs entertained Of his recovery.
, 1861-11-01
p :Iayne'6 Arue Mixture is an in.

2 Iayne's Ague Mixture is an in
":!~ remedy M Fercr aid AEue The experience
uany yca.s N Almost every climate pr ,yes that
&C used Il rtir. neeoFdance With the directions, 1t
:srasy fa!ltt - eare-bot only breaking the ch1lls
Il hy re-ovtaE Tie morbid habit Of the e5sten'-
venting TIT recurrence Of the daease-
Fever and AEuos
,reh rot IL itssH dangerous Il apt unless epeedAs
aoved 10 taye FrcS 3 rcnAclous effect Oh t1e sSs-
u, II to enzenda disorders much more oane11l
=. .tselc sud which not only rtIder The II Tile OF
patient miserable. but are a 1aeuaselTes oi1en
-; a prompt End efectlal remedy u a2refore
.as Is wanted, Aht IS such
D7. .. Jayuc's A5ue ntaxtrre
-aasdrnt1y Recommended.
.. tA}e rv Mes t. FULLER & FINCH fos. a
,.rNatEet street. Chicago and By Agents through
,,c r,r..r ocs g761m
, 1861-11-01
CTATT OF ILLINOIS. County

CTAIE OF ILLINOIS, County
y OF Cook, SIS superior Court OF Chicago. Eoyem
bsF Term, 1861 William a. Lee rs Carlos f1efce'
AMdaTit Of ne non-res,qence qt Ga5los t1s[Sg o1
John Harrer and Eeqr3 kesee ~ G1erS 81
said Superior ef ceag9 SSn Gaa asFpa4 ia
Henr Keyes that the complainant nled als ~ @ ~
complaint said Court o. the Enancsi5 9s aI
mons was Issued out s,lt Court again9@t @ said @ dGfen
dazt retu1rahle Of the frss Monday O. Jnly 1s' u
FoE. nass Xou the sald Carlos Pierce e. J9hn aar:
beforc SAID sCpercr Court Of Chicago Of CocE County
Ct e 1 "a F 80 % o9 ~
Yembe 1871 aud plead. ANSWER Or demuz to the SAID
conplalrar bill Of complaint as 81 aafae, aao II Isf
Be taken Is confessed, and deczee entered agA1ns
Yoq according to the prayer 81 sa1o Pill ,o,r
GAILrF HITCHCOCK. Complts sol@rH- oc.i ss7l-fH
, 1861-11-01

- 1,~. Ives Hair Colcr and Res
-r>v il the or1F reliko'c Ess7 Restorative that sus
=. i. ..rroae E1ey, rstf c1.y = few applications
hort d!c..E or telcs11@ tbs skin. Il pfttens
~. ;xs,est r;e L.;: sd cntea all ernp.lols or
~ al e. ess * The rSpl,thcrs Q: the CHIC sso CITY
ii ,7e s~ea III. 1ee=' EA!r Color ard HeStoraaEe
ed nac firrc be tie best arttc1e eYet tStfo:
80 t;.,, the TeAt o. anywhere else It softenG
"sS1y Il hztt sestoreE il TO Its toyne. color anG
c:.!it.nE ard r.ne4 iEr1oreE persona appearance:
- IVSs DKra sTIKE. No. l95 south Glars GtIeet
,,s!ss-s Orde.s su1el9y stten6et TO- Address !. J
..EA Gttcare He1141a
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EDurattDttal.

EDUCATE YOUR SONS - AND =! /,
rs1s eInenses fourteen weeks. Superio. advantages
ae IL both tond snd oInaTenft ~ cire
Winter Te.E optns De eEbeL 81: 9faa aGI = Soeo
lEf- 9. II. QU EHEA9. fIluC11ppinttE 1ppitE
oc5nheelFd5tW Aurora. ILLINOIS,
, 1861-11-01

+ r e E q : . a a II q e
All Communications strictly confidential O9fe al II
the Stree. Rai1rcad Building corner Of tate aAd Han'
dGinh ntreets ONCE hours from + Il TIL 4P. n
address J. r. MCCAIN p Caicago ~: e.c ass i,H<
prompt attent1or. Or for two staups Te vii e 1e1a
narfrh1et fffA t-4tN
, 1861-11-01
DTSH MEDICAL COLLEGE

D10penMaTy
Ger. OF Dearborn and Indiana stfeeass
CHICAGO, Ill.
This Inttttu op under the direction Of fae fscut
day from to O'Clock Il Medical snd SURGICAL e g.
te1top and suigeA opest:!2ns free q cnsfg
ttents {1om the Countr3 desiring to aval nensesss
Il its be nents can obtia boarding at yerg modS1a x
1ateA For Information address X l. As - A =; -
Attending 6urgton. ntsS sSntSta&9sN
, 1861-11-01
BEntlEtE' Gar1&

I17h. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
x+r.a+ .xnrcessor to Fuller L AlbxHsAo Xou1a Fee
soerHali5 Inform the public th.t ho "A Ha1 M7s ~
s1eTS - GenafEEeat Of Dentistry, Whether a Fn119As
CITisIsa ExTKA0EIHa. R1a1LAkTf1& q @9 MaaE.
s92s n2s ean Be scsa 4 III odce. taafIes Radsetsa
my1T5113 ):
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Cbiraqo Gtihut1e


SONG FOE THE, vohUNrEsRx..
, 1861-11-01

SENTIMENT BY \ PATRIOTIC CooK.-The
Rebellion It's just like picking duck
give me hold Of it and you'd soon see 1ta
Down Fall.
| TuE"HABD NECESSITIES !" OF WAR.-Shot
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Payment OF the ThTce Months
Volunteers.

We hear many complaints from the
volunteers about tho settlement with the
State authorities.
We understand that the extravagant
prices paid to contractors for the worth
less uniforms is deducted from tho pay
of the men, leaving them put mere pit
tanco in money |, is we'll known that the
the price paid for overcouts and other
clothing was such as to afford the contrac-
tors large prohts-cven as much as four
and six dollars on each. Now we ask, is
it right that these men, who have been
for three months securing the hills and
ravines of Western Virginia, shooting and
being shot at, shall pay those profits ont
of their small allowance ? If iavorits
shall be allowed to pocket these large
profits, let it come from those who gave
it to them, and not the soldiers; their pay
is small enough at the best. Tho vol
unteor soldiers should be furnished their
clothing at its cost. We protest against
these large profits being deducted from
their pay Statesman
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
ScctiOmaiisin must he Repudia-


The Statesman very truly says ihat in tmo
ofpcacc, Democrats opposed tho Republican
organization on account Of its sectional char
acter. In this time OF war tho character o
that organization remains unchanged. Ii il
still sectional, only moro intensely so thar
ever before, laboriously seeking to aggravato
and render permanent the estrangcment be
tween the North and the South.
Republican Administration has c,ntro
OF tho Federal Government for the time being
1t is engaged in an effort to crush out by
military force a rebellion in tho Southern
States. All true Union men, North ant
South, wish it success in this enterprise, and
will encourage and aid it to the full extent OF
their ability.
But it does not follow from this, that they
must needs amalgamato politically with Re.
publicans and by such course sanction
those sectional views which tho Republican
leaders evince no disposition to abandon
On tho contrary, there is now II most urgent
necessity that every true friend Of his countr,
and every genuine lover of the Union should
keep alooi from all sectional organizations
Hc should be Union man--a no party man
il yon ploasc-in the true sense Of the word
with no taint of seotionalism.
1t is plain to every man of common sens,
that sectional partics-tho Republican in th'
North and Secessonal in III" South--h have
involved tho country in this unhappy ciyi
war. 1t is plain also and becomes more evi
dent from day to day, that the sectional con-
Ioversy, in which the disputants on each side
have assumed hostile attitude, can never b,
settled and peace and harmony restored as o
old by war alone. Tho war will never b,
ended tho Union cannot be saved, unles
through tho influence and exertons Of a uni
vcrsal Union party, not confined to ono sec
ton, but repudiating all scctonalism, anC
identical in principle and action with tho ole
Union Democratic organization.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Close shooting.

In noticing the return of one Of the
Connecticut Regiments, the Hart iolt
Times says;
The Hartford Cornet Band lost ali
their Instruments The bass drum wa,
Completely riddlcd with balls. Mr.,
the drummer strapped the drum to his back
and ran with the multitude in tho retreat
from Bull Run, aud three or four Conled
eratcs frod at him repeatedly. riddlina
the drum, but fortunately missing the
drummer. Mr., King, tho leader, re
ccived bullet on the tip Of his night ell
bow. Ho was standing behind II bii
treo for protection, aad inresting againS
it. one elbow slightly projecled-jus
far enough to permit Confederate bull
let to glaze it, without hitting the bone
lIewas also hit by bullet on the pocket
but tho metallic mouth. pieces for the in
strumcnts being in that pocket, took tn
whole force OF the ball and saved his lie
lie brings home Confederate snar
drum as u trophy, lis son was hurt b,
being run over, in the retreat, by a gul
carriage.
Tho flagstaff for the rcgin,cntal Stat,
color was shot OFF as the troops retleate,
from the field,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Return OF the McNuIty Guards.

Tho McNulty Guards, known as Company
g., 10th Regiment returned on Saturday last
Thoy were met at Ilolmesvllo by the French
Grays, OF this place, and cordially and enthu.
siastically welcomed. At the station, at this
place. nearly the ontro population of the
town was assembled to SEQ tho boys arrive
The boys were welcomed home by our poo
pie with intense satisfaction, and with high,
but well founded pride, At tho call of the
President they promptly and without prcpa-
ration responded. and weIo marched to Co
lumbus, where they were kept somo four
weeks to give contractors timo to plunder
them. About the 2d of June they marched to
Western Virginia, where they have since been
In active service. Under no circumstances
has any one OF them over shrank from respon.
sipility or duty, dsobcyod orders, or unbe
comingy conducted himself as a man or a
soldier. They have been prompt aud efficient
In every emergency, neither covering in tho
most imminent danger, nor giving way under
the fatigues Of unprecedented marches. The
cncominnls that have been bestowed upon the
McNulty Guard by superior officers, afford
unbounded satisfaction to tho good people of
our county, who would have been disgraced
had these soldiers unworthily conducted
Themselves, but who arc honored by evory
soldier so nobly discharsing his duty. The
great proficiency Of tho company in drill
speaks we'll ior their officers, Capt. McNuLry
and Lieutenants IRVINE ahd SrASuLrR, The
boys, with very few exceptions, look welt;
better than We had expected to SEQ them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
PATTY DiCl<Cring.

The argument used against party nom
nations, that "party pickering" shoul,
be avoided, is perhaps intended to cover
up such rascallies as those attributed to
Cameron, Dcnnison and other Republican
officials by Republican paI crs. Thus
far tho serious "bckcring" is confined
principally to n few Republican papers
that have the independence to speak ont
against tho oyershadowing corrnp,io Ms
that are being practiced by their own
party officials. But after all wc appre,
hended that party nominations will have
direct tendency to protect tho people
by holding a check on the corruptions of
those in office. Is there an honest man
in the tho land that desires to SEQ the
voice of the people and the press against
the public plumbers
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
t0uundrums and Answers.

Why is the 10Th Ohio Regiment, under special
obligations u the State oriccrs
Because they were kindly and considerably
furnished with pants that " ould enable each man
IL rctrcaung to display ilag OF truce,
WHY were they furnished with thin slices OF
meat, and crackers Of small Dimensions aud few
IN number
To reduce their corporcal proportions 10 tha
that they could conveniently travel through the
woods, and that they nigh, notbe made prominent
marks for the enemy's guns,
Is Governor Dennison military man, "eilhel
by inclination or practice 80
lie Is Majoal, Genera, or scouuderal.
In shat department of Christianity do Lincoln
Cameron and DennIson excell
They look well to their own hounschold.
How DO Eagles aud Republican Office holder,
differ
The one keeps his eye on the sun, the other OF
the Treasury.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
II. w. WADSwORTH, Md,
Batavp. N. Y.
Residence and Principle Office.

>, FREnERLcYsBTBG, Wayne Co., o., Jan, 1860.
DR.. II. W.Wadsworth, Dear Sir:-For two years
past have suffered from several serious difficulties
such as enlargement and dropsy Of the heart, Ind-
gGsti?n ca9sins flatulence; burning and acidity,
blooting Of tho stomach, bowels costive uneduai
and bad circulation of the blood Tho least exer-
else caused papitation of the heart, rush of blood
20 the head and the face would bo covered with rod
ana hery blntches Ny kidneys were diseased. from
which suffered much. also had q severe cough
accompanied with Wheeling and rattling in tho
lungs and sensations Of oppression about the heart
and lungs, rs though water had collected there, [
might enumerate many other symptoms from which
suffered put the above will! give general idea of
my case. | had taken much medicine and tried
several doctors without much benefit and was told
that my case was incurable disease Of the heart
have now taken your remdcs about O months with
a gradual and decided Improvement from the first
and now feel quite we'll and moro like living again
Doctor YOU have my best wishes and my recommend
10 otbors. Yours Respectfully
Nov 3, l56O-n3stf JOHN BROWNFIELD.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Books for 10 Cents Each.

Books for 10 Cents Each.
The Refer Of '7G, or the Cruise of
tho Fire Fly,
MalaeSka, the Iidian Wife of the
White Hunter.
The Privateer's Cruise, a Sea Tale of
'76.
Alice Wilde, the Raftsman's Daugh-
ter.
Seth Jones, or the Captives of tho
Frontier.
Uncle Ezekiel, and his Exploits on
two Continents.
Dime Speakers, Nos, l and 2.
Dime Dialogues, I" l " 2.
Dime School MelOdiSt.
Dime Dress Making Millinery.
Dime Song Book, Nos. l 2, 3, 4, So.
For Sale at the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

Among the representations By Republi,
can members OF Congress to tho President to
induce him to give the order Forward to
Richmond" was, that the party would DO ru,
inod unless that movement should bo mado
1t was The same consideration ofpariy which
prevented the acceptance of the Critten.
den compromise at a time when it's ac-
ceptance would have avoided tho war aud
kil oil secession.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Attention!
Good News i'm MillerSburg,

GEORGE WOLF desires TO call the attention of tn,
~ c! izens of Holmes and adjoining counties to his
large stock of.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
which he is prepared to sell at low rates as can bo
purchased elsewhere His stock consists Flour Veg
etabes Provisions Wines &c. lie also keeps for sale
at low figures, all kinds OF
Family Groceries and Provitions
such as
coffee, Sugar. Tea. Candles Soap, Syrup,
NoIoses, Tobacco, and Cigars.
lie also keeps all kinds of
Fresh, Dried and Preserved Fruits.
lie is bound to sell good article OF q oceres as
cheap as they can be bought invites all to
Give him a Call!
His rooms are in chfclds Corner formerly occupied
by l.. Fritz.
n2l GEORGE WOLF
The partnership heretofore existing between Wolf and
Prince was on the 18th day of June disc we'd by mutual
consent All persons indebted 10 me by note duebil,
or book account vi please call and them Us am
very much 10 need of money.
Aug. ST, 1861. GEORGE WOLF
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
THEIR ARMS.

THEIR ARMS.
The arsenal at Fayetteville contained
6i, 600 stand Of arms, Of which 40, 600
were Of improved patterns. The most OF
these had been placed there while Floyd
was acting AZ Secretary of War. Some
20, 900 were llint lock muskets, and per
cussicn altered from flint locks. These
with the 0,OOO riled guns, had all been
distributed to tho troops in the Secession
army. The most of these arms were with
the troops under Bcaurcguard at Manas-
sas where are tho bulk and flower OF the
Southern army. Three lourths of the
troops in the rebel service are furnished
with arms taken from tho forts aud arse
nails in the Southern States. The others
are armed with hunting rifles, shot guns,
and weapons af miscellaneous character
PLENTY OF AMMUNITION.
The rebels have plentiful supply of
ammunition fora ampaign, and are get
ting ready for emergencies by erecting
powder mills in various parts of tho
South, a largo amount OF capital has
been invested in tho manufacture of pow
der, which commandsa high price and af-
fords a good profit,
FEELING AGAINST SOUTH CAROLINA.
The South is ono vast military camp.
The feeling against the North is intense
and bittcr but while this is the case the
feeling against South Carolina is hardly
less hostile The Palmetto State is re
gardod as the cause of all their trouble
the majority thinking that they could
have settled their supposed difficulties
with the North but for the violent
and precipitato action of that State
Now, however, that they are into n war,
and in defense, as the masses believe, of
their rights" they arc determined to ro-
sist to the utmost.
oRors--THE BLoCKADE--coTroS.
The crops in the South were bountilul,
Wheat had yielded well and corn prom.
iscd abundantly, Supplies of beef and
pork We're obtained from the mountains.
A great breadth of land had been planted
in corn, while the cotton fields had been,
in measure, neglected. Whilc tho
blockade would bring inconveniences in
many respects to the people of tho South,
1t would be utterly impossible to "starve"
them. The greatest effect tho blockade
would produce would be to deprive tho
confedcrates ofsupplisc of arms and other
warlike materials.