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az INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAs gESkEz S4sg EysssFEEERs

"KENT." CAPT J; q; Ki!ysa
Will run their routes a follows, leavirr IIrht
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden, All O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on GhoPtank rlver, every WEDNESDAY and
SATnKDAf, returning every Thu rsdsy and
Fer ANNAPOLIS and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a q 6ays
PlONEER-FOr st. M Ichael's and Easton via
Mules River, every WEDNESDAY,, AID return
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
aSd Easton Point, every THURSDAY, Returning
by same route on Friday.
For Annapolis, West River, st. MiohsePs and
e ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
PAY returning every Monday by same route
Fare to Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Faston
Fare TO st MichsePs and Niles River round
Fare @ West River, iIopnd tIip, siI:::-.:. leo
Fare to Annapolis lround trio rs oentsl.- Is
MEALS EXTRA,
UTFreisht must be prepaid
wharf And Omoe, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden,
oeltimore' e. X. CANNON.
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,

CENTRAL Railway.
sUPERlNTENDENT's oFFIcE.l
CALvERT STATION, Baltimore. May 10, 1851.
, On and alter Sunday, May 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NOkfHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY ar
rive and depart a. follows, until further notice
TRAINS NORTH,
MAIL at Is A. Nj,
EXPRESS atSp p, M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATIONS at q p
The s.l5 A. NJ. train connects at Relay Hou,e
With trains on the Western Maryland Railroad:
a. Hanover Junction with Hanover and GettsbIfs
Railroads; at York with York and Wriehts wills
Railroad; % Harr,sbprg xIth Pennsy lvania Rail
Ioad for all parts OF the West, also with Lebannon
S VALLEY Rallt1ad 70 Nsy York direct; g NoTthum
ali parts Of Wycomlng Valley and at sunbury with
the Phllsdslphla and Erie Railroad for All parts
NORTHERN Psnnsyvania and New York
The $50 L. Nj train makes all the above oonneo-
nons except Hanover Railroad, wfightayIlle
Railroad and the Lebanon Valley Railroad
Inc +; NJ train makes connections with Penn
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE
Mall At 10 Z. M :; Express al 7 IS A. M: Barrts-
opIs Accommodation az 2<S p. M
FOR Tickets and inforn alton insuirs ~ th.
Iloket Omoe, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
j. g. CLARK, SUIT
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UJ-ls John Bulbs motive In befriending the
SOUTH one Of mercy! Msrcy9 Nary!-Vanify
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MltIyAKY BOOKS

- RENCH RlCRSTlEN have ust rsceived n
Gge And oomplete Assortment Of MilItary Bools
SS ssd neat below the regular retail SriesseiI,
liz ne. sd,s,Ss Of Hsrdss's Tnnsy and Rifs
f fissSss:' Syolsntssrs hsasal, 9 vols, o.
6rosss M2iiSsfs =, ss y o. hesasss Tseiios, 30
49, FSsld forqfeshoH And osYost. each Is
The Soldiers 6.ids. Z oo%sl.ts ,,.,,.I -
~ h gSox ler ne sse o. the Volunteer Militia and
sssf sss. e 3 20 sss sss G..
or Ess; a S.s.. ss. MAJ Of u. s-sor wr.
, ~, Aedss. ana Alssais ef sysry ABSORPTION.
. ..,sossi FRENcht kICasfEIh.S -
- - - 49, ~ p~nrevi~sris s-~~~e
JqJSf6 ffakSk y &C.. Z. Ar: :. & suHlEs
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THE EVENING STAR
APsALM FOR FAST DAY


From multitude Of "verses written fOr the
ccssion,n We turn 70 Watsons Palms ana
I ymns that good old book, which but Few years
nee had place next 10 the Bible In every Chris
ian family and md q psalm 20 exactly fitting
or the present hour that we copy 10 In preference
o any original article now In hand -.r-r -r-
... q. .sr.s PSALM Tx. af 90 sar-.-n
By Isaac wAr1s-Txns Windsor.
Lord, hast Thou cast the nation of,
Must we forever mourn?
Wilt Thou indulge immortal wrath,
Shall mercy ne'er return,
The terror Of one frown of Thine .-...>
Mels all our strength away;
Like men that totter, drunk with wine, o.
We tremb.e in dismay. -.-..
Our Nation trembles at Thy stroke, E4
And breads Thy lifted hand e.
oh, heal the people Thou hast broke, %
And save the sinking land.
Lin up Thy banner IN the Geld,
For those who fear Thy name;
Defend Thy people with Thy shield,
And put our foes to shame. --s.s
60 with our armies TO the fight,
Their guardian and their God -..
In vain Con fsdira powers unite
Against Thy lifted rod.
Our troops shall gain wide renown
By Thine assisting hand,
F -r IT'S God who treads the mighty down,
20 And makes the feeble stand.
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$Ssissss VA iatIS sSa8I
From Chembsfs &c. NY. From sNh street =
IA - S9d = m, - Q N. and s.ss
a sno 49, ~ ,. 10. \, l. .b,33 ,. m. - ~
Troy md AiheQ with Inc ~ ). n. ffurxavs fp-
foss h1 l,s trains, . ASA. n. And i.SRn
Psskskiil train, 40 . m q m "a
Sing Sihg trans 90 m IA s. Il - a. A a 49,
s''ana ssz B. 9sHI1fS k. s.,, au.sl, 4.
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Ia rSS |EsssSsSr ESt; s EIf
: WIN. CRAWFORD, Aren't.

S FEE W1E eEEg e. AkbkS SssJE fH "
SSEsy YEA a, EzdL .d, Tsr ssys
sS.Sss: :. .sssss r.: =, ,.,oo
4 f 60 : m 500, Aiiis.n sx,a
Montreal and Buffalo
Insin with sleeping
ConneotipE Of Albany with the New Yorf Cen
eyal Railroad. for Schenectady Rochester, Utica
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Wster
town Rsnrest, Bufalo. Syracuse, Nisears Fsl's,
Trains in connection leave Buffalo And S1sesS
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo snc AXE Buron ard
Great Western Railroad, for Hsmilton Torort0
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo. Milv aukie fon Dl Lac
"A Crosse MAIDS ~; Preiris Du Chen, Ga ens,
time, Iowa City, Burlington, QSipcv. spfinsSsIe
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre ute Ind DO -
Louisville, Cincinnati, 4 ay ton, Colunbue New
and, and al points West, Northwest and south-
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with TTasf at Troy with Troy \
Boston and Rens. Sarstora Roads for Ssratosa.
w hltehall, Rutland, Burington, 81 Albans RoIsse
Point, Paattsoursh, oEdensbuIGh, Montreal, e. |,
O Freight Arrangements by thi. rout. ss
above, without change OF Cars, from the Depots ~
Chambers and canal streets. are OF Al times as
ievoraole as made by othtr Railroad Ccmpsatss
ne isoltles OF this great New York Route, 20 IN .
west commend II 20 the confidence OF mer chants
an an ppers ior promptpess and dispatch
Passenger trains, with Smoking and sleeping
Cars run In connection on the New York CenITsl
For particular, q. to local trains and Freight sr
rsnsemen's' inquire 81 shs ceSot 6s Warren ct.
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xsEcr ~ f q ss22yNE 9SS6EN 1I tJF 81 .

! - ~ gro to g5lE Sf2sS6sSsEE otkSSD Old
more, vest nd., DAILY, (sundsrs includes. ) ct
eonnsotnr with the Rsi1rosd Ines. to ssd fi sa1
Wsshlnston, D. c., Philsde rhls, New Yorf, Bos-
t1S the
Train from New ok and Philadelphia.
The following is the Schedule:
From New York to Fort Monroe md haok sH
From Philede ph q and nae e. ...- Sio
From Baltimore and back. Se
DPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York At the New Jersey Railroad Ofhoe
foot of COURTYARD street
In Phi adelphls, at the Company's once, N. w.
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets or Al he
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot OF
Union Dock HUGH OSCONNERs
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"A NEW. YohK, HARLEM AND
. LEAylNS NEW. YORK FOR

= ~. 70 EAyiNS NEW. YORK FOR
ALBANsStbMakM2Rfk, H sRREkIH h sME WEST.
Commencing Monday. May z7th, 1851.
For Abany-lloo a. m. fast express train from
For Dover Plsirs-1co. p. m stopping at White
Plsin. snd ststlons north TO Dover psins-from
This train viii run to MiIlerton every Saturday
For creson n Fslss.slss stospine .. al sta
ping .. 20 stations from asth street sts.io. n.
a ror Mnie tie "a P m stopping ~ al sta
For Williams Bridre-7.sn, Ills g. m and $50 ..
N. stopping at Gil stations from nth street station
Returning will leave
&IpooJ-9:0 q. m last press train.
.tton ever Mosdsy morning Il sssl M 1.V'' Nh
WINE Plsa,SeiidS, 100 . m. $40 ,m,m
Williams BrIdse.;b $50, 800 o. m. Loo D! m. M
sEndsr train: will leave eth Avenue, cor1ef sad
.R JOIN RGRc CHI ron as $50 s s y to
uu NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.
Ma ana Lsa. cm 1ss e Ss Rs.S
ss' me. %sJp ssf cf bu NH and Buffalo
800 g. m MAIL, for DunkIrE. and intermediate
stauors-Thls Train remains over night st ElmIr.
anu Proceeds ne Hext morning
r 49, n. MILh dali for Ohsville. and inter
ii oos. m ,HCCoMMoDATIoN. daily, for POrt
' .Ha w i3IsPe s for &2Iad.,Ovn N,xb,r,h
.E% B; =, STsaf ESspREss. d.;ly, for Dun
The Train Of saturdsy stops a. ali Msi i' TSaip
s5Gn n a1d 5S1; IN, e ET% T6N
NATHANIEL MARSB. Receiver.
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>oalicb.
~ CURE u
evRa
NerVousHeadache
NEkinnias o
Headache.
By the ase Of these Pills the periodic attacks
Nrro&s or Sick RsGdaeAs may be prevented: and
uken q the commencement OF an attack imme-
dlate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nasssa ana
Hssdachs to which females are 40 subjsot,
They act gently upon tho bovels,-removlnr Ces-
bvsnsss.
For Literary Men, Sfsdssfs, Delicate Females,
ana al persons Of ssdsstsSy Aa6ifs they are val
asoie DC Laxative, improving the appsfits giving
'ons ana 1tso TO tho digestive ORGANS, and "a
storms tho Natural sisstsoiry ana Strength vf ~.
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of LONG
Investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been In use many years, during whlch time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain ana suffering rom Headache, whether orlgi-
mating In the Hsrcoxs system or from q dersns cd
stats of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their oomposition,
and may be takcn at oil times with perfect safet,
without making any change Of diet, sad the sb-
ssses ANY df'as'esaols taste RENDERS Is easy Il
sdSIisistr thsn 20 ekildrsa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFHITs.
The genuine have Eve signatures of Henry O.
SladinE On each Box.
Sold By Druggists and al other Dealers in Medi-
oinos.
A Box will DO sent By mail prepaid on reosipss
PRICE, % CENTS.
All orders shoald be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDINa,
Is CHDAR STREET. NIw YORK.
Fys~ tAs ExsssisS, Norfolk, Va,
.Celhalio Pills accomplish the object for which
sney were made, VIE: Cure Of headaohs In oil its
tfsS tAs Ess~fssr, Ns.fs1, ".
Gases, with entire success.
EoM tAs Dsssee,st. ST. Cloud, Miss.
fyou are, or have been troubled v it'll the head
.ohe, send for box, (Ccphaic Pills > 70 nat yor
may have them In case Of an:astaok.
Fso.s tAs Wssfsrx r. r. GGsafs, CzSssss, III,
we heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding. and his N
nvailed Cephalio Pills.
Hsss ths Sostksys PstI Fssdsy, Nsss Oylssss. La
Try them you that are afflicted, and We srs srr.
a sSGr .a can be added to the ALREADY
other medicine can produce.
Fso.s tie 6assrs, Dssssrsrs, less.
mr.. spaldlnE would not connect his mama NTH
IN Article he did not iSoW TO possess real Esrit.
Ffo~ tAs Ads~tissY, Pyssixsss, I'll
r foI s he f:S g b and
SsIy Ssst LOT nat very frequent complaint which
Fsw tie 81. Lewis Dsssssyss,
pThe immenSe demand for the article (ospaaIis
riiis) IL rapidly increasing.
F1sss tie Ksss.sAs Vs!lsy Sss,, Ks.s~xs. Va.
we are sure that persons slfsring with the head
Re~ TIA Adswtis~. PyssIS>sss, RI
The testimony In their favor u strong, frsm tbs
most respectable quarters. 'A'
Fess fA Dsily Ness, Nsss,svs, RI
CePhaho Pills sre taking the place of All k1nds
HoSs tbs Com~vsisl Bsllstis, Bostos. Mar.
said to be very sfhoaeious for the headache,
FSors fAs Commercial, Cisesssssi, okis.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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Doors AND sEoEs TO syIs slE

WsATe new manafaoturinE all kinds Of BOOTS
supply OF eastern made work Of every de-
Scrl1non, made expressly 20 order, and will n
pc sold et much lower price than has BEEN !
aeretofore charged in this city for mloh inferior
eity made YORK. viii Always And good assorsmen
u store And - he lowest Prices: Give % call.
... a.. saRIrFtM = BRO.
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yUNBOATs FOR TIE WESTERN RIVERS.

GUNBOATs FOR TIE WESTERN RIVERS,
QuARTxRMksTlR GKNKRAL's OyYIcR, 4
PROPOSALS are invited for oonstruotirr Gpn-
boats upon the Western rivers
SPECIFICATIONS will be immediately prepared and
may be examined at the Quartermssters Once st
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh, and at this once. :
Proposals from boat buik efs and engine build :.
ers alone will be considered. ~, . -
Plans submitted By bidders will be taken ipto
oonslderation. M @. MEIGS
je18 Quartermaster General United States
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So. ;ai!,: g s; + !; Ps 20 9. 3.
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Few tAs Exssstsr, Norfolk, VI,
CeDhAlic Pills accom- llsh the ob;eot for vh,,,
tney were made, VIE: Cure Of headache In I'll il.
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GQ2D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., INSECT and
INTO Mss s Bss. e:
oa Ss most dsicsis fsSris. :f o. eeoss, x iiie
az an!HFy @ eolor or other vii Glen KID
SSSfE s4ssl .a'sia:' i bs ;sss, iS' :: =. !:
CkEST S7Fs1 iry m P pa o -;
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Ftsss tAs Exssstssr, Ns1fsll, ".
They have been tested In moro than thspssus
cases, with entire success.
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Fo~ As Dsily Moss. Nsspsvs, X. l.
CephalIo Pills srs takinr the ,Iaoe Of All k,na.
Hoss fhs CowSs~stsl BsIlssis, Bosfos, Mar.
Said to be very e6ioaoious for the heedaoha.
rrom ns Ce'nms1esal, Cisesssssi, 0Ais.
Suffering humanity can now be relIsved
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oCEANsTE1MERS8sAILING DAYS

Inc Calllornla mail steamers leave New yorl
On tne lst, llIH, AID 2lst of every month
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HoM tks Dssseeyst. St. C2ssd, Mia
lfyOu are, or have been trouble v it'll thu had
aohe, send for box (Ccphsjo Pills y 20 that yor
may have them In case Of an.Attaok.
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AWFUL SACRIFICES! DISEASE! DEATH.
AWFUL SACRIFICES! DISEASE. DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES, DISEASE! DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES. DISEASE! DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES! DISEASE. DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES! DISEASE, DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES, DISEASE! DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES. DISEASE, DEATH!
Awful Sacrifices. Disease! Death!
Awful Sacrifices! Disease! Death! @
Awful Sacrifices! Disease! Desth!
Awful Sacrifices! Disease! Death.
81 Awful sacriic CO.! Disease! Death!
Awful Sacrifices! Disease. Death!
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF The DISEASE!
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE!
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE
f's' Strike at the Root of the Disease!
Strike at the Root OF the Disease!
Strike at the Root of the Disease!
Strike at the Root of the Disease!
Strike at the Root of the Disease
Strike at the Root Of the Disease!
CONSUMPTION, INSANITY, EPILEP TIC
FITS, GRAVEL, DROPSY. LAN6OUR,
NERVOUSNESS,
n
INSANITY, DRoPSY,
EPILEPTIC FITS, LAN6oUR,
NERVOUSNESS,
Consumption, Insanity, Epiisptie Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epilsptic Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epileptic Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epiiepttc Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epilsptic Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epileptic FITS,
Gravel, Dropsy, Lsngour, Nervousness,
Gravel, Dropsy, Langour, Nervousness,
Gravel, Dropsy. Langour, Nervousness,
Gravel, Dropsy, Langour, Nervousness,
Gravel, Dropsy, Langour, Nervousness,
Gravel, Droisy, Langour, Nervousness,
Universal Lassltude of the Muscul,r System,
Universal Las'itude Of the Muscular System,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Unitersal Lassituie of the Muscular System,
Dimness Of Vision, Impotency and Insanity,
Dlmnsss OF Vision, 1mpotenoy and Inssnitv +,
Dlmness OF Vision, Impotenoy and Insanity
Guinness Of Vision, 1mpotenoy and Ins,nity /,
Dimness OF Vision, Impotency a1d INSANITY,
Dimness CT VISION, Impoteuoy And insanity
THOUSANDS OF THE YOUNG
OTWR-
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tSoss fAs Wssfsrs r. r. Gassts, CzSssss, III, .
we heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his m
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~ al lHE OLD PAWN OFFICE ~
~ g STaEKT, ~
bIek o. thS National Hotel. -
MIST liberal advances MAIDS on q old and liver
nag, Pistols, and all Kinds Of MeI chandise IN al
ness strictly con hdeurial. '
ISAAC HERZgERG, 35I C street,
"a lam Between ~ and 9Th sta
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Memorial Of Surgeons

The following memorial from Surgeons and
Assistant Surgeons of the army has been
sent into Congress:
TO tbs Provisional Congress Of the Confeds.
rate States:
Tine memorial OF the undersigned, Surgeons
aud Assistant Surgeons OF the army or the
Confederate States, respectfully represent
that they have been much surprised and NOR
Lrt1ed that, by the military reg u lations under
the GJyernmsnI OF the Confederate Statss,
the medical Corps have been deprived Of q
right to VIZ, that CT rank,) whlcu, after the
fullest invesngatlon aod the most earnest op-
position and, oEe may say, the fullest COZ si0e.
raLicn, hao been accorsttd ~ them by the Con-
gress or the former UniiSd States years BE-
soie Seces sion, and Wnicn had been every
where hcquIesced il, and by all considered
settled. we, VINO belonged to the army OF
the Old Union, and who have enjoyed this
right, Ia vested one as we considered } when
III to Ieslgn our posi- tons IL That Govern
men t, and snbsr TIE Provisional Confederate
tio yelnEaeat-wlLh the assurance that We
snouid sJand in the Confederate Government
us we hai s.ood in the old--harcly supposed
that We should De shcrn CT a right which, al
though it brought us no money, yet secure d
that which the otrcer III every department
81 the army prizes higher than money-to
wit, honoraDls posiiiOn-Ihat Tor which he IL
wiling to IisK his life. We DO not propose to
L oubie tbs Congress with any remarks upon
the justice OF our claim in the abstract. ts
Justice was fully olnvassed in every possible
view. OF only IN our own Congress, but by
the proper authorities OF Great Britain,
whero alter the ser vices OF one corps 10 the
CIimean war, 1t was fully accorded as Justly
que and in which kingdom it is now ell.
. Y. dali OF which is respectfully submitted
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w = Il n Is w = .

gaa 81 alaps3e ae va ia CDR paper yestfr-
d ~ ,aos alag announced. under oats Sincin.
nau, Asw -, thaG "U0l. 5fagIoT's iocae ca
st.s X ss,ayshA Sssa ha.;iy defeated by tEe Con
fedora Ges :. lew days & 60"
There was ae aoabi a mistake ia the naIna
ot the ots,oer. II sheald have teen Colonel
ry'sr. Tnis IS she Colonel Tyler about
WHOM tlere visa an edtoriai notice is
yesterdays 8ispaleA. We think The IN.
noaneemaat every way pgobac.e. We
lssrn taat q svesAoG Wise, with II part
81 has b ssasie, lna5 ched sclae days since In
tno asrse sSes 81 suTaasserNiiie, ia Eieaolas
.oGNty. soYxA sAirt Giles q IL .s !. in s north.
western atGee ION, lium lie main Kanawha
tarnp.ke, ,tl,ssk Wlsi Gen Floyd was pro-
cseGlag VITA his army. Tyler was known to
ia "a Siehegas, at ne0r SuInnnarsiiie. il
was ep1z led ta&t there we're = ,000 feaeraiis.s
IN y ichoiss.
We nope 1t Is true that ihe CJnfeds r. Us
undes General Wise have whipped thsss IL
paoe3 under this sharper III rar s---jhis Coz
2yier. lhs mali Il ~ aay which comes
through from tia West, " iii pToh ally briHs
"a sntel.st faoe e1 pi liaaS aso4s !aiiy tne BIKE
ANNOUNCEMENT fion C.noiz nat. Woen upoI
FEDERAL auta9Ei.y A, Is al."ouuCst tbas .
Federal Goa lei has bsea b ,diy defeated,
liz wa plns mas. ba severe Indeed.
There ssae 10 war news OF especial n.eres
!ru.n aEy quarter received yesterday.
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Nessrs. arnold Harris, Nc Grao and Il,
We learn that several members of Congss
and other influential and prominent gel.
men are In favor of the release of those ID,
viduals. Certain correspondence Of Mr. "a,
ris', written in tho month Of April to frAa
in New Orleans, proving him to be fris,I j
the South, has been laid before the susri
ties. Il has never been pretended that h.r1
ris did anything more than commit al
indiscrotion and place himself in an eqVss-
cal attitude by approaching our lines VII
out flag of truce, seeking indirectly III
the body Of Secretary Csmeron's broths.-
His letter to General Besursgard was couhsd
in terms ill-calculated to forward him ID ths
business upon which he had come, AM hi
neutral position therein claimed was no.
easily admitted, seeing he came from theme
my's country on the errand no did.
But being resident of the District Of Co
lumbia, and proving himself to have been
SOutherner in sentiment long before any si'
picion attached to him, his case does not ues
the aspect it did at first. Technically, be VII
lated the usages Of nations at war; but havn
approached our lines, openly, for the pu'p''
Of addressing the General commanding d
will probably regain his freedom through h
Intervention Of those who knew his pnns
sentiments respecting the Lincoln Govs'
ment when it had only commenced those VI
Of usurpation and despotic authority sacl
have characterized its conduct down 70 b
present time.
An example having been SGT, and the iirl
ty of this Government vindieated, We MAJ .
Mr.. Harris 70. --
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1a Reqisaes. iSs,ssA Carolino VI,

1st Regiment SSssth Carolina Eol,,,.
Col. Nancy Gregg's LIST Regimen. Of Som, ~
DINA Volunteers are now encamped n...s
city. II will be remembered that ,bi, ,,s a
Was amongst the FIRST to respond to IN, ..n
tho Southern Confedsracy to repair 70 Ss
Of the cid mother State, and that altar ,,n.
ly serving out their time Of enlistm.n, -
returned to the Palmetto State to rseuDs,
and return again under more fayor.hls
pices. The old LIST Regiment occupied ,hs
visble post of honor of being the rixht win !;
the advancing army Of the Potomac and !
position was assured to their successors |
present LIST Regiment, composed in part :.
least half of the original regiment. \
LIST Regiment, under its present oryani.x
is composed Of twelve companies. Tbs
blood of South Carolina is represented BY b,
They only wait the summons to tho 6.I,1
take the post which has been assigned N
aud to which by reason Of gallantry, corU]
and FORMER service, they are SO Justly ene,s]
We append list Of the officers Of d. !
Regiment South Carolina Volunteers, n h,
lows:
Field 0ficsrs--Msxcy Gregg, Colonel; D 7
Hamilton, Lieut.. Colonel; August NJ. Sniy
Major.
Company 0fficers-P. Maoready, Captain
Irish Volunteers; W. p. Shorter, Captain
Marion Volunteers; Capt. Cordono, Riehln
Rifles; Capt. Mcintosh, of Peedss Guxi
Capt. Walker, of Rhett Guards; Capt. Aliss
Of Horny Rebels; Capt. McCrsary, of -
Capt. Butler, of the Edgefeld yoluntx,
Capt. Haskill, Of the -; Capt Bogn,
the Richardson Guard. The regiment lss
bsrs about 100 men.
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RUssELLs SECOND LErrRR on THE MANASSAS
BArfLE. Although Mr.. Russells second let
ter to the London Times on the Federal defeat
at Manassas, is unimportant, yet one brief
extract possesses significance: "0en. Scott,
whether he disapproved, as II is said, the
movement onward or not, was certain that
the Coufederates would be defea ed.
*A* The President, the Secretary OF
War, and other members of the Government
were assembled In the room where the tele.
graph operator was at work far into the night,
wires, gloom gathered on their faces. and at
last. grave and silent, they retired, eaviDg
hope bshiad them. It must ha We bsen to them
8 time of anxiety beyond words; but even the
hig hast honors were given to him who In ca
pubIic.n