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PUNT CUMFORT.
Leaves the lower end Of UNION DOCK, Bait
"A &c ck r. M, King passeagers and felgbt and
cmnnSctins With the Railroad lines to and f,om
TIN, York, HsrTIsbu'g, .pIttsbuTg, Pa :, ard the
Wsst, Immediately ST er the arrival of tbs Express
Train from New 70 aud Philadelrhia.
The following is the Schedule:
From New York to Fort Monros and back. Sl4
From b 'timOre and b:ck....,. Sc
DPROCURE YOUR TICKETS-n
In New York a. the New Jersey Railroad Ufioe
10 ( If Crurtard street O -
Ia Pm ade PIMA, at the COmp,ny's otioe, n. w
corner Of SIKH aud Chssrnut streets or a: The
Depot, SrOad ard Primo stress
lg Il L'Imore, Oh b I'D the Steamers foot of
Union Dock. HUGH O CONNER vi
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s . 3 T.. 9. {. ,sns boz. tsoop~sd.I sas ne
IL u 2 b distinotly upderstood that tAf wagons
~ one wagon vii agree and exacty o. thoss az
ny 9tner, 90 ss % respire no npmheTIns or ~
renstre lor parting tog rther, ard AL the materials
used Tor their oopstruetion 90 be Of the beet us
y: 81 the wood thorcughly seasoT Cd, and the
1S =! ia parts faithfully executed In the best
The work may be i.speetsd irom time % time 90
prol Iest q oy an On ser oT sgent Of tao Quarter
psintfd until q shsf have been Inspec' ed and sp-
spect IL When hai5 he'd, painted, and a. cepted h,
an oficsr or agent IL the QVsr;ermafssr's g. psE
mentt ard deliveries "a herein agreed, they anal
be paid for.
M C. MPIGs,
le PAW Qusrtermsster 6tnVsl ". p
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MILITARY BOOKS.

E MILITARY BOOKS
= hENCH R1CHSTlEN have Just received a
srge and oompleta assortment of Military Books
o. ell Kinds, which they offer from ten to 6fty
per cent. below the regular retail prices.-in.
Tactics, complete, SI.25 : - e
f9r ,es volunteers' Manual, Q vols, o.
Alters Compsndium Of hafdee's Tsotics 500
Gross. Military snrsery. $50
Mahan,s Field Fertilization and Outpost, eaoh IS
nerdees Tactics, cheap edition. $50
The soldiers Guide. q complete manual And
drill book for the use oil the Volunteer Militia And
the Home Guard $50
The Ham: Book for the u. 3. Soldier, being
n. eook OF instruction TO the u g. Infantry tao
Aiso, Military Maps, Map of the Seat # War,
Flass Redses and Medals Of every description.
FRENCH Z RlCAsTEIN,
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@1 FOR TIE
- WEST AND SOUTH
BAIT MORE AND OHIO
On and after MAY 18TH, 1861, the t aims will run
as follows, v.z:-ieavs Camden Station. BaitI-
more.-hall, except Sunday at 5 30 A. NJ: Ex-
press daiy at 8. IS y. NJ. Both Tralns 90 directly
tnr1ngh GDR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between baltimore anu Piedmont take the A. Nj
Tram; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Ac
enumeration Train. leaving Piedmont al 5 40 A.
:; ana between Grafton and Fsrkefs burg take
the 5 y, a Nj Train 1rOm Ba tm0Te.
The FRtDEfICK IRAIN ! avss Baltimore
at 80 NJ and FreIeriCk a. 81 : M
IN Eli LOFTS Nj LIS IRAIN Ieave Bal
nmore At ~ and Sis A. NJ. ard Is and $40 r M =,
AM tiGoSs Mills at TAO AMI J. 60 A. nj and las
For further LDformat,on, Tickets of eysry kind ,
DO apply to J. T. ENGLAND AGENT at Camden
station, or at the Ticket Office.
w p SMITH
Master of Transportation.
L. M. Coz Il, Genn Ticket gent
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks
Ns'voss or Sick Headache m.y be prevented; and
takcn st the commencement of an attack imme-
dlate relief from psIn and sickness will be obtained
They seldom faii In removing tho Nnsssa And
Hsadaehs to which females are 30 subject.
They got gently upon the bovels.-semovlng Cos
ttrsssSs.
For Literary Ess, Stxdssts. Deioats Females
end All persons OF sedsHtdyp habits, they are val
liable as Lozatirs, improving the appetite, giving
fors and oisor to the digestive organs, and re-
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole syst9m.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF lons
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orIgi.
Mating 10 the "srroxs system or from . dersnEed
state the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition.
and may be taken at all times with perfect safet,
without masking any change of diet, and fhs al
,snes o any disasrs.n6is fosss rsndsrs IL easy C
stI1tHi;fT them TO ehild,sn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have five signatures of RenrJ C.
Spading on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and al other Dealers in Medi
ONES,
"A Box will Be sent BY mail prepaid on reoei,se
TIE
PRICE, - CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDfN6,
- CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
Fou tAs Ezamis~, NoxJoLL, Vs.
r: y ahs object GI .hSh
forms.
Rss, tis ESssstss,, Ns.fo2, VI.
They have been tested in more than Q thslssnS
CASES, win entire success.
From tSs Dsnoxst. ST. Cosd. Msss-
.ok; send for boz, csphsic Pils 20 tsat 20.
may hsve them IN case OF an.attaok.
FSo~ tAs Wssfrx r. r. Gssssts. C2iesss, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spaldinx and his m
uvsiled Cephslic Pills.
Ho"' ria Sosthsrr Path Fi.dr. Mes O.lsa~s. La
=. ITy them you that are afflicted and We Are svrs
numerous list that has received bensfts thai nS
other medicine can produces.
fTos ths Go sstts, Dsseapeyf, Iesss.
Mr.. sPaltlnE would not connect his name With
IN aftioie ne did not ksoss to IossesE real merit
Ffonr Gks Adsrti:r, Pyesiksses, Ri
effective i've, fssmsty for III. headsohe and one 81 tbs
has ever been discovered.
Fiors iis So. Loxis Ds~ora:.
:, The immense demand for the article (CsyAalIs
fnIs) Ii rapidly increasing.
fsoH the KasaShs Valley StsY, KaaassAs, "a.
we are sure that persons suffering with the had
Aone, who try them, will stuck to them.
FSoss tbs Adcutisv, Pyosidsnss r.
most respectable quarters 'Ae
FROM fAs Daily Nsvs, Nssspoys. RI.
Cepha!io Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
RON hs Commercial BHiIstis, Boston, Ma,,.
SAID TO be very efhcaoious for the headache.
rom hhs Commercial. Cfsesaaati, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now DO relieved.
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ESTABLISHED I776.
PHILADELPHIA, Will
fzS mINGTON AM Bal

= =. :, NUH = HAILR' AID,
SfR No and SUNNI n AhnANGEMsNT.
ia and after Ur.SDAN May lIfn Pa..T nrsr
airs for PhIIade phia will leave PresId mt sire ct
~. pot danS (e.cept Sundaysjss follows VIZ:
xpress In a. q Is an WAY Mail Tram a.
as Nj Evening N all at IS o'eook. tDn SUN
lAfS at4sS Z NJ. ODl.. AL trains Connect nth
days, " '' o S'ui-
Freight Tram with passenger attached
Ia iimOrS and HIvre 4 -sr,o.. "'0A
esse, gers for Delaware ard tha Eastern Shore
o. GsrJand VII. ind the most peditious route By
IC All ColOrtd Persons must give bond before
onIering the cars.
VIM CRAWFORD, Agent.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOs.-One yerT
moe Hs sons make for $50; ons.-S
Ssra n.ce n1ssxood Ch,okernsy make
z Ake Tor sI5, q the Musio Store Of w. g. METZ
NJ 20: :o1s Z s iss q sssinvsJ . soa5 ana
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
ERnH PEE THIfRa SrArra
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

Travellers.
HE Postmaster General having ordered thu
na serVlce between WeshIrgtOR,
prItnore, and Old Point For ress EsGka-S
NOnrOeJ Ia b. resumed, and afler &Es-xzzkzAs1D
nloHay, the y instant the BAY Line of st amers
ynL tss lSa tImore EVERY DAY (exceIt Sun
usSI IIon their wharf, foot of union Dock st a.
ei9Sk P H., or INN stately after the arrival OF
.e SsAlE ton Train. vhIoh leaves Washington
SSu pra.Jt
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ID REzDER,
Il ERUSE The fol ovIng statement and then Judge
Of Its facts ~ yourself

ABRAM COLE, Of Brooklyn,- N. v. s vel
known citizen there, had suffered from pyspepss
Tor some years, without permanent Ieief. attn he
tried AYERS al. LIS, which taken according TO
the directions for this comp amt, restored 90
health ~ few weeks After an InterSa of some
moq!hs uc hiss bad no return Of his comp Amt
GEO. W. CROSS, Of Harmony, Texas, had an
erSpuon on hlg o. or. shou. dere, bacE and let, ,
which covered shout one third Of his body. 90 kept
the parts Affected COVERED with a soab, and being
OFTEN raw sore, wa OF course very froublesome
and distressing. IL 30 much impaired bls health ss
70 unit hint or husiness and kept him in constant
suffering. All medical aid failed him until he took
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT sARrA-
PARlLLA, which cured him. His skin still shows
clear as an infants.
JoHN II. SHOOK, Zee an eminent lawyer Of
Richmond, Va. took cold which settled on his
sungs A severe pain set in on the ieft side with
bad cough, which was soon followed BY the uumIs-
TAXA lie ssmp toms Of consumption " h~n retuoed
very low he commenced TAX ing AYERS CHER
RY PECTnRAL, yhlch coon stopped the Dough
,.Prepsied b. DR.. ]. G. AVER Co. Lowell.
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al INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EaH9r1S LINE
EASTERN and WESTERN
y j, A =,

SHORE STEAMERS.
"hENT,' Capt ii. Iwau
'rTONEER,' Capt. w. Norman,
WIN run their fLuos a. follows, lesvi Light
streSt, Baltimore, foot OF Camden at I O'Clock \,
KENT-For Cambridge. Denton and Landings
on Choptsnk rlver. every WEDNESDAY, ard
Monday. WIN
FGr Annapolis and West River. every TUES
"a and III DAY and returning sa Q Gays.
PlONE ER-FOr st. NJ ohaeps ant Easton via
Mills River. every WEDNESDAY, sad retufn
the same day.
tor Ann. polls, West River, Cambridge, OK ford
and East Point, every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on FRIDAY
For Annapolis, West River, st. MicLaeps and
"a ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
PAY, returning eve'y Monday by same route
Fare to Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and aston
Fare to It Michae.'s sHd Miles River round
Fare 70 West River, & oqnd Trip. sil.::..:.:. 90
Fare 10 Annapo { ound trIN Is oentsy.- IS
MEALS EXTRA.
ITFrelsht must he prepa d
w h.rf and Office, LIGHT ST., foot of Camden.
bhtl"ore T.. X. CANNUN,
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J.R. 6LONINeHR a co.

g,R. 6LONINeER Co.
No. 2, Fo-sk Charlss sfrssf, BdlftDso-s,
Having bean app ointed Agents for the sale Of the
above brand Of CHAMPAGNE WINE. offer 10
for 90 Q, ylng upon its merits 20 estsbith here
the reputation II has already acquired IN our
Southern cItlss
:, Beside. oStsininr e hI.t-sl.ss Medal At the
appointed Purveyor to the Courts OF spain and
Prussia. sp6 eosm
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Il ~ALRIAHDRIA, VA.
Mrs. 9. J. MCCORMICK. PlrcIrAL
The thirteenth annual resslon of tnls Institotop
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, N the
house recertiy occupied BY Sylvester Scott, Bst,
The COURSE Of study pursued will con,rise eli
the branches uisite % . thorough English Rda-
cation, aud Huslc, French, Latin and Drav1ng, Il
desired
In addition 60 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick 10
prepared TO receive O limited number Of pupils os
boarSeTs, who, constituting q part Of her own fam
lily, will be under hcr immediate care and supervI-
sion. She will endesvor as far ss pnssible 70 Sur
-kJ1ssess.-Rev.Se Geo. VI. Nor.eS, Rev. Dr., Ehss
Harrlsop, Rev. ID. T. SprEg, William n Fovle-
ZEE, Edssr snovden, Ess., EdmuEd l.. Wilmer
Ess., Henry Msrbury, Ess., leyis Mekense
Els. Robert n. Euntnn: Esq. w; u; GslsSh
Entvis'e. Jr., Ere :. Col. Join w. Minor, L01doup,
Messrs. Blackjack q Marshall. Messrs CoTsn
Brothers.
Board, with Tuition N 81 the English Branches
olo for the annual session-pays able semi annually,
In advance.
Music ard Languages At Professors prices.
n
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MRS. n. COTS
YAM IRA FTxRT mr.

With regard 10 this almost infAllible rycoIhs
DoRuIAr sentiment has spoken in deoidod tcrma
and the evidences Of this great ercscy are SUE
tsl ed bY constant GyOSl Of curative ELECTS and
k- hsyEest results from its uee are after al ,tAsf
remedies and the beet medical skill have failed.
Let us say, in cot,eiUrioa, that certAhcstes
cures are nod sought from The literate and tGyer-
fcial, hut trey IRE volunteered from the most re-
sIectahle scuroes and justify the hlr terms in
which lt IL pOsfIble to oomne end 20 vs,uable q
specific to public APPROVE. We may aod q 80 that
the curative properties Of tho medicine esused
ing from disease with renewed constitutional vitor.
For sale by ell respectable Qrsstls ia this
atty, And By the proprietor. MRS. NJ. COX.
None genuine pnIese her name 10 blown on the
bctte snd her seal on the cork
RPrlee 81 per b3iile, ak bottles for %
6eorgetovn, ID c., Wholesale Agent for the Dts-
uict; and VIII suyp!J the trade at my prloes.
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The REGULAR MAIL LINE
.ssSzsGvIA pSk0TSN, S!ONiNGTON

HE REGU LAR MAIL LINE
.HVIA 9ROTON, SFONiNGTOS
,],- and PROVIDENCE, FOX ROS-
JON-tTIacd ROute-fho oftest and most d.
seSa-Csuyte Easta u MsII.
. The stesmsr PLY ITH r DCK, Capt J. G.
Ger: sra COMMONWEALTH, Gspt j w.
~ ~ Jams, H. connections Nth the Stoni gtop and
fIcyid q sans BJs on And Providence RaIir0sis 3.
i,hI,s New fOr< qsilJ, Sundays excepted, f,om
Gra, NO IL North yer, ct O'c OK r. NJ, aud
SloE,n . SS9 O'ciCck y. VI on the ARRIVAL of
~ Val eli Thich leaves 395tOn t 5 81 p. M.
70 =, ondrs,' Wedassds,. and Friday. From Gro
IT. ne On MON"EA' tn, from New York
nLosy TaursdaJ, aud Itlrday. From Csroton
-.nonaaJ, w edn, sdsy, AID Iday.
pt,S gers iram Gr1tOn .oosed per railroad to
enoe al Bo-ton, IN the In pr-ss Mail
tsan. r. aching Sad place In advance II those BIZ
2saof r0aie add Ia amo pie time for a. the early
MoInlrg Lines connecting North and East. Pas.
ssasers that peter t., remain ON boaId tbs
enjoy nIshts' rest undisturbsd break
tsst l oesired, and ieava Groton n the Is A. N .
< TIP cor netting az Providence with the ~
EAteffe-a 'roy De os to Newport, Fifty cents
IA 1skSsts master sooompaalss the Steamer and
For Passage, Bsrths, State Rooms, or F,sI,b,
~ on bOerd the ttsemsr, or at the Preir ht
ShSe, Pler Is North River, or a. the Once ~
y cd streat Va Sof%
New York. + eb "a 1891
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f., NEW BOOKS

nIsToRY Of tSe United NsihsrlsDds, by John
The Rise of the Dutch Rep ubiis, q history. BY
John Lothrop Motley; Svos cloth; free By mail,
Silas Mariner, the Weaver Il RsveIol. by the
author Of adam Bede !" cloth 7hsoents; paper 50
cents.
Life and Career of Major Andre, By wintrOp
SArgeent; 9lt0.
Anss iSc6srs Nth Ps1n ter s1R%er voy.fe
Mob alo
The Msnuissture Of Photossnlo or Hydro-csx-
bon Osfs, b. Thomas Antlsell, NJ. D.; el.1d
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APPLY RE EInIDr


Of there shneroxs ailments vkioh arlse nom i'm
purity Of the blooci What are they, do yoF ash
source Of lie and health ard II 10 the sTrt element
81 our heiRg 20 Tespopd 90 trJ eeuse waich Affects
prevailing NcgrsltIt, ire irTItstlg EryIipes. the
Subtlo SorcfalS, tbs sfcniyinE kheumatlm, Nel-
vous Debility, DysDepEa Liver Corr Amt with tn
torFor and detection, end the nHmborless IDs tlhs
flesh Is h.ir So derive thelr kideoFs origin from tas
blood, D>ri kiIoiy then and gently with the blood,
Use the Ytaixinr resources Of nature for lie aid
and suffer rs &c commend 90 yoEr confidence and
lge that NIly Nalusble InodloAmont kporn a.
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4 TNION PAPER AND ENvELOPR%.-Jrvsn
" " different styles Of Note and Letter Paper.
with Envelopes 90 maioh : :
Views Of Wsshingion in the form Of Rose. and
In hook form; also, separate
All the Daily a'd w eekly Papers con stsutly ON
hand. Herald. Times, and Tribune reosIved ever,
night At O'Clock.
Papers from all parts Of the country.
Besdle's ifime Novels aud Song Books.
A fresh supply Of Books for sum nsr reediuf.
cheap
A large assortment of Juvenils-M.yns Road-s
BOOKS, Roilo Books, Abbott's Histories 90.
discount Of 10 20 % PEI cent. on q Oure BOOKS
mas Natio1s baoks 10 as 49,
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l1AyE Just received q fresh sasPly OF Nats Pa
velopes 20 match Also, ' lag t@oper OF al kirds,
With sno without " tito q; Enysnpes n match.
large assortment Of Stationsry
Es .,, fS ~, raser. reee;sed daily; Papers run
MAS FRENCH 4 sicasTEIN,
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1T 9. MILITARY ROUTE.
VI SPECIAL NOTICE
On SUNDAY the Trans will leave the Depot a,
40 2. m; and 50 P. m for Philadeiphia and New
YORK. Trains viii arrive at 10 q. m. and IS D, m
THOMAS A. SCOTT. Gen'l Manager,
ma I9 IGhrOn. Intel. and Repuhl
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Hf D2yARTERs FVR Sol, DItss Nv.
M sTjs s sas fss dS Si. .s
-. rsaTcSSFBs s.. x y. 4 e, 81 SSeS ss
buy cDthiaE and farnisS ias Soeas - -.
ma sesm q n MI Ia H. g aSss
CsickEElNs a sons PI MS so, 20 z
.,p -zITI - ,es. ,oEE i Z. rs
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w., SPRING CLOTHING. -
ee;Et VI their second suppir Of SPRING CI 0TH-
INT And material tor their eastom trade oon.ist
ing u New Cloths, C1ssImers and Vestinss OF ths
latest styles, which they will make 70 order IN an
peSiof style ~ very low prices,
. 6eudemef wishing an inFn ed ate ou t6t will "A
" our ke.dy made Department eve-y article ~
wearing Appare suitable TO ueir va ia "
WALL, sTEpnENs 4 co.,
IN BAREGE ROSES SELLING OFF At
w hAf their value,
SG y1fds EFescE Bsreges az very ov prloes.
80 fs1es Eswnss new styles, C AZ OTIS. per var
q We s,e .eiIing many styles of AIDES DRESS
"a end look TO- yourselves.
"h- X. Riley q BRO,
t 90 y No. SO Central stores,
tn NJ. =, between TN and eth SITS = I'D
~ P,eIte cenie, Ms-te..
SELLIAG oFE AZ nA.f ps., -.,TV
= entire stock Of handsome Flopncs 1h.rsS.na
Soofs ~ etsok anu % orsj all Lawn and OTTnnSy
husln tooes. We desire 10 close oSt 49, .e ee.Ioy
on sIook az once, for cash, and sIslI ~ 100, 1911
i...,.t.o sas ss,. WI CO Zee. LEY sSoS. CO.
NJ BOYS CL0fHIN6-
rave reserved ylthIa ,hs last day or t,vo .
3st9S essoTtnlent Of BOYS ShING CItlfH-
$50; em oraelaS al styles OF lox-prieed, msdism.
=. az sssutles, which We are selling 9 yer;
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO
322 Pa. sv., between eta And lotS st..
anssihssnesr and Republican,
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Fou tAs EzansisW, NoxJolL, Vs.
Cephslio ri ills accomplish the object for which
Lhey were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache In al il
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03
A Word for the South.

The Paris Pays pays the following most just
tribute to the Southern States of the American
Union:
Let the independence of the South be recog-
nized, that servile Instruction openly and boldly
preached in the pulpits of the North may cease
to be an ever present danger In no part, per-
haps, Of the Continent, regard being had to the
population, do there exist men more eminent
and gifted, with nobler or more generous senti-
ments, than in the Southern States. No coun-
try possesses loftier, kinderhcarted and more
distinguished women. To commence with the
immortal Washington the list Of statesmen who
have taken part in the Government of the Uni
ted States, shows that all those who have shed
a lustre on the country and won the admiration
of Europe, owed their being to that much abus-
ed section And-strange coincidencc-while
Southern men presided Over the destinics OF the
Union its gigantic prosperity was the astonish-
ment of the world. In the hands of Northern
men that edificc, raised with so much care and
labor by their predecessors, comes crushing
down, threatening to carry with it in its fall the
industrial future of every other nation.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03

CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY APPOINTMENT
The following appointments have, by President
Davis, been made for the Navy of the Confed-
crate States, and confirmed by the Provisional
Congress All of them were formerly officers
in the United States Navy;
CAPrAINs-Lawrencc Rousseau, of louisiana
Josiah Tattnall, of Georgia; Victor NJ. Randolph
of Alabama; ID. n. Ingraham, Of S. Carolina
CoNNANDERs-E. FaTrand. Of Florida; Thos
w. Brent of Florida; Raphael Semmes, Of Al
ALBANIA; Henry J. Hartstene, Of South Carolina
LIEUTENANTs-F. b. Renshaw, of Pennsylva-
mia; James H. North, of South Carolina; Thos
b. 1Iugcr, of South Carolina; John Rutledge,
of South Carolina; c. NJ Morris, of South Car
oIina; A. F. Marley, of South Carolina; John
Kell, of Georgia Joseph Fry, of Florida John
r. Hamilton of South Carolina; John R. Eg-
gleston, of Mississippi; r. t. Chapman, Of Ala
bama Thomas p. Pelot, of South Carolina :
VIM. G. Dozier, of South Carolina; John NJ.
Stribling. of South Carolina; Philip Porcher, of
South Carolina.
SURGEoSs-W. A. W. Spotswood, of Virginia I;
VIM. F. Darlington, of Virginia; Arthur NJ.
Lynch, of South Carolina.
ASSISTANT SURGEoN-Charles Z. Lining, of S.
Carolina.
PArNAsrERs WIN. W. J. Kelly, Of Florida !;
Henry Myers, of Georgia.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03

SOUTH CAROLINA REMINiscEScEs.-A cores
pondent, writing from Charleston, among other
things, says: al was yesterday introduced to
one of the Lieutcnants of the regular army Of
South Carolina, who is lineal descendant Of
William Washington, the cousin Of the " Father
OF his Country" Mcpherson Washington owns
that celebrated crimson flag of Eutaw,' which
was carried at that famous fight as well as at
Cowpens There is story connected with that
famous piece Of cloth that deserves narration.
Just before the battle of Eutaw, William Wash
ington called upon lady and asked her for
something red to inspire the boys in the coming
fight She withdrew, and returned with the de-
sired color, carefully wrapped up. Our Revolu-
tionary mothers wore red petticoats in those
days, and, not being able to obtain any thing
else, she sacrificed her crimson jupe on the altar
of her country. The jupe was carried into ma
nv hotly contested field, and, wherever it was
seen, the boys thought of their sweethearts and
wives at home. and struck for freedom with ter
rife force That little flag is still borne by the
Palmetto soldiers, being in the present custody
of the Washington Light Infantry. SPIRIT Of
the Times.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03
Home Industry.

sto,;os told to cbildren IN stimulats, them To
6dcI;ty and industry are not aiways. myths =
Two bows not far from this place were a few
days aro, tupging away like little heroes at
nicer az work ASSIGNED them bv their father
exnectne NO other reward than his appreciation
and the conciousness Of having done. right
They did not stop to repine at the necessity of
labor or watch other bows who might chance TO
pass about the highway less profitabfy employ
ed. hut persevered with unrernitting effort until
their work was finished and then taking care of
their tools they set out to their father for fur
tber directions. The Oldest one having his
clotbes so;led and beino very modest bow, ma
mraIly took somewhat circuitous route, in or.
der ~ avoid observation bv n very nice family
On the direct vay. The Younger one. however
tbink;ng more Of his comfort than his clothes
selected the nearest way Now. Il happened
that those two honest bows. while at their work.