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MISCELLANEOUS.

The AMALGAMATIoN OF LANGuAGEs.-There
is a growing tendancy in this age 10 appropn-
ate the most expressive void, OF other lauEua-
scs, and after while to incorporate them in
to our own thus the word Ccphahc, which
is from the Greek, slgnifyng " ior the head,
is now becoming popularized IN connection
with Mr.. Spad,ng, great he remedy,
but it will soon be used in more general way,
ana the word Cephalic will become as com
mon as f:lectrotype and many others whose
distinction as foreign words has been worn
away by common usage until they seem ma
tive and TO the manor born
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SICK FOR THIRTEEN YEARS.

SUPERIORITY OF RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF AND PILLS To ALI OTHER SYS-
TENS OF MEDICATION POSITIVE
Ll ESTABLISHED.
Let those who loubt read the following letter
from MIR. Joseph smeare, respectable citizen Of
quincy, Illinois
QrwcY, Ill, May, lSG0.
In. RAILWAY 4 Col became diseased thirteen
years ago, and have been diseased ever since. [
have doetored with the best Physicians in this
place, Quincy, Ill.,) but grew under their
treatment. l have tried variety of the popular
advertised remedies. with no better success
Nothing, did inc any good until ! tried
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Then, fag the first time in thirteen long yeLrs Of
anguish, misery and disease, felt ease and com.
i9st pms aches and infrmities left me, and
W., a cain able to enjoy life. My disease all
ever ny holy snd through my system. Doctors
called It Ey different names. / was lame, crippled
had lreakings out ever my heAy, pains and aches
In all my limits, headaches pains in the stomach
after eating, could not sleep we'll, nor DO anything
like healthy man shpull d. in act, Wa, lui,.
cradle. With the Ready Relief l took
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
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ISAAC PITTS, Esq brayton. TIA, testifcs
IhTee years az / had a Negro etft. twenty.
tire year, Old, taken sick with SCkuEtLAt-
Fearing T. lose the s.ri sent her up To my
daughter . be under the treatment Of Dr.. Wiz
Ham.. IN Henry County, who enjoys good REP.
utat.on ii curing chronic diseases. The girl re-
iaa.uei there tor three months, withau; deriving
any benefit; in fact. she grew worse all the tim,
aud '5asi Il send iar her home. Wen she re-
turned Ter Breast, Neck aui Arms were covered
with Eaaaiu- Sores. She Wis SO weak She cau3i
scarcely aaik-.he hal warn down 10 a skeleton.
aa> advised by Mr.. oliver. Of this place t. u-e
EN'WAiS EEN0NATING EE>oENENr aHi
EEIl Lifting PILLS. Three months u lices =
restore Aer 10 health She Is now as well as In
Eas hetaTe sic vas taken sex.
MIR. son who lives within five miles Of tn.
place, had Nero girl suffering rsc han uies
from the same disease The doctor. here pr
u4uncei her iucurahle-the use Of y4ur valuable
Medicines cured her entirely You may pui ia
tbs for the benefit of others"
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RAILWAYS REN0VATING RES0LVeNT
PURE AND HEALTHY BLOOD.

RAILWAYS REN0VATING RESOLVENT
Is the most positive and thorough cleansing and
renoyatjng medicine known to medical science
1t puriGcs with astonishing speed impure and dis
eased blood, and resolves away all disease dcpos-
its whether in the blood, bones, joints tissues &c
SKIN DISEASES.
All Ernptions of the skin, Sores, Ulcers, Tu-
mors letters, Cankers, Humors, Nenereal Sores,
syphilis Bronchitis. Catarrh, Diseases OF the Chest
and Lungs Constitutional Diseases, arc quickly
and permanently exterminated from the system by
the use Of RAILWAYS REN0NATING RESOL-
VENT
TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROOF.
.Str,Hiuq If thc Giants, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat
rvy Dangerous Cough, Cured by Radway's
Rady Rehef.
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, April IS, 1850.
DIR. RkHwAY.--Dear Sir : | was afflicted with
the swelling of the Glands, much that
could hardly eat ipy meals bought bottle Of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, and bathcd my
throat with it.. ia TWENTY HOURS the swelling
was eusrsv t,pis and my throat cured. At the
same time haS NBRA SORE EYES, and after
l had rubbed with the Ready Relief, some Of it
remained on my fingers, and in rubbing my eyes
seme of the Relief get in them. My eyes got
we'll immediately. 1 was likewise affected with
tery Dangerous cough, that resisted all medicines
until | used your Ready Relief, few doses Of
which have cured me. Respectfully yours,
SAMU Ell J, ASHTON.
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PILLS, PILLS PILLS
RAD WAYS REGULATING PILLS.
=A- VARIABLE - Bsrtrtrg pr.
CALuMEL AND NERCI ny


CALJMEL AND MERCJ RY.
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Coz.
stiTatien a the bowels, Costiyencss faaaniAiia.5
If the T. weis, Liver, stomach. Kidney So, I'll.
hau-ncss. Bilious Fever Fegcrs Of all kinds cure {!
Wita Marvellous speed by Railways Rcgulatiu.
Pills.
In six hours after dose Of Railways Rcsu'a,.
t9s iiiis are taken, an evacuation from the bow
eis j. sure to follow.
In fifteen minutes after dose Of these active
and thorough Pills are taken, no matter what ma '
bc the character Of the disease either Fever In.
tamat0n or Congestion, the lady will be ar.
rested IN ITS progress, and the I1:ient will dal i'm
mediate relief,
CAUSE OF DEAA
Death in all acute and infammatssy disc.es-
Of the Liver Bowels, stomach, Brain, Lun.s
and in malignant feyers-uccur from the length "a
time il takes FIR the medicines Of the regular
practitioner TO act. Now, this great calamity i.
aycrtei in Railways Regulating Pills-f5r ia fl
teen minutes after dose IS taken they arrest the
progress Of the most violent diseases, and rc-os-
tat.ish safety and health
To SICK L4DIEs,
RAILWAYS pFt'1 atm: p,,i.i4S correct al.
Irregularities Of tho female system
IApIEs SUFFERING fRoN
W Z k + ING DISC HARG
IIHSTIGRIA,
FLO r. ALBuS,
II. these who suffer from retention Of the rncr. -
may ICY upon positive restoration to hca.l. by
tie usa u those Pills
IAe-a Pills are elegantly coated with gum, free
from taste Ct smell. Price p cents per box con-
timing 80 pills sold by Druggists everywhere.
aal az Railway Il Co.'S, No. - ohm street
plMFLES AND BL0TCHES on THE FACE.
one or tive bottles Of Railways Renovatiu, Re-
solvent viii eradicate every vestage Of d!sGsure.
mcnt from the face and skin that mars its beauty.
and change the dark, rough, Sallow, pimpIod,
bI9taAed and sore skin to a clear and healthy ap-
poacauce.
Railways Renovatiug ReSolvent is sold for one
dollar per bottle by every Druggist in the United
States and Canadas.
Plice # K. k. Relief Is cts. so cts and ST.
r. L. Pills, p cts per box.
RABWAY 4 Co,
% John Street New York City.
=; These Remedie. are sold by Druggists and
Storekecrers everywhere.
sold il Ellsworth by c. G. Peek Sullivan, A
Z, 8 \. simpson Goudsboro', H. NJ. Sowle
eherrydeld, q, ;. Godfrey BlueAiH, John Ste
seigwick, b. Rea North Castine, E A
Emcrsou Bucksport, Z. II. Parker and by al
dealers. ly4C
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a. certa'h, safe and permanent cure for Rheuma-
~, Nc.ra'g'a ana salt hheum. 1t is an inter-
mai remedy, driving out and entirely Graduating
sne "''ease' requiring no change in diet or bust
.oss, anu may be taken by children and persons of
the most delicate constitutions with perfect safe.
W.
Testimonials.
"Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com
pound Is the best medicine for the disease ever
saw.--CHAS. A SMITH, No. Old State House.
Boston.
After sui fering with Rheumatism twenty wears
and being confined to my bed several weeks last
spring, was entirely cured bv the use Of one hot
dc Of " GARDENERS Rhcumatica and NeuraIoia Com
pound. NORMAN T. AYRES. 10 Franklin
street, Boston.
Having been a constant sufferer from Ncuralria
for eighteen months and be.n ir,,on h, avcraci
ating pain to the trial of nunberless remedies
without obtaining relief. | was induced To trv
"Gardiner's Rheuna and NeuraIria compound
have taken but one bottle and am entirely we'll
ID. ID. BAXTER, Drv Goods Dealer. No ) m
pleton Block, Lowell. Mas
l have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in its
worst form for long time and suffered more than
can be imagined, except by those similarly afiiet
ed. tried one bottle of your Compound. and can
honestly saw that believe myself entirely cured
JOHN A. MoRDo, Pearl Il. iIonse, Boston. Mass,
"Gardiner's Rhenm ,tic and NcnraIgia Com.
pound" has entirely cured me Of sufycrin,s Of sew
eral wears, standiny-W p u0pGkINS \.
Old State House Bostop.
NV son. ten years Of o,c has bccn for three
wears great su CTercr from Salt Bhcum. his hand.
covered with sores and in constant main one hot
tic Of your compound cured him. ". HAM
MOND, 80 Milk Street, Boston.
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com
r TIovpS1W euiVu l"I VI ;>e e'l u, :"
po.,n, Mo- 0''t s"' ''ie' iiou'e'
o. ha,r h,'..,, = - -, F.,
.oyara 81, l, w IHe =
TUoNpsoS paart So, 1T ','' ~ Wv -
r carts ,ba, ,,r fr;a,,5 W. r NM. T.,
rr.ssntsd mo itp st. p II
~. C,,n,ra,,ai :; - II 49, 80 W.
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BY '}cu>e oitAese P..ls the periodic at
tacks Of NLAyoJs or lleE HEAAcuE may lie
prevented aHd il taken az the commence
neHt a. au attack immediate relief from pain
aud sickness vii be obtaineA
They seldom fsil III removing the NAUSEA
and HEApAeHE L. Which females are SO sub
jet.
They act gently upon tie bowel.
ing CostIvcre,s.
For Literary Men, students. Delicate Fe.
males, and all persons of Sedcuiary habits,
they are valuable as a LAXATIVE, improving
the appetite, giving tone and Vigur 10 the d.
sestlHe organs, and restoring the natural elos.
ITCHY and strength II the whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are He result Of
long MNe-''4 .t4nH and carefully conducted eN-
pe!moul,, have been III Use many years. dur
laE which t3me they have prevented and
renewed IA VAST amount a pam and suffering
from Htad4tA-, whether originating in the
nervous 'ys;eiil=aF if1i.4 leIaa-1d ,t-;eo Of the
stomach.
They are cat.tely --c'al lie III :heir oampo.
s-t.atl, sad may lie tsata al all iime. NTH
perfect safety without max ing .ay change Of
diet, and the ud>tGcg 81. lr y d.-a -IJaahlc taste
render, u easy IL adM.aiste, hela 20 children.
KENAItE or #C9CNlERFElTS
i he genuine have ave signatures g. Heafy c.
SpaldiHg On each L 4
Sod ~ D.. 81. ana al other Dealers in
Medicines,
\ Box viii L. sen: ~ mail prepaid on re-
PRICE - GENTS.
Allordet, should be addressed 10
HENRY G, SPALDING,
i!'' Is Cedar Street, New-York,
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
EENOVATTNG RES0INENT


All NY pains aud aches have left me my sare.
are aea.eu, my blood is pure. can sleep WI.
atsi tel a. vigorous. strong and healthy as any
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EeSun}ea list BesSer, ais krankhe1 q!
THINK OF 1T.
DIR. RADWAY respectfully submits 10 the con
sderation of the Public, the following evidence of
shr- lnhcy Of
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Caution.

a'e.i imposition, observe the s'gaa-ufe an
hes= 4 br. stephrl Sweet on every NIL
" stephen sweet luh,lisble Lnessen., tlE ~
s'"ss pi each bottle, without which noue are my
RICHARDSON 4 Co
Sole propFietars. Sornira z
Sor sale BY lI.H. Hay, Gen. Agt. p-,Ttlss-i 4
eos N
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/ very Horse Owner

mr. r AZ 'Il' ~ .is t.'ney ess he
iafna 'tie diseases 70 which al hafses are iah
which render - many .st.4r.t . ,.t.,.tt. - al.
WORTHLESS '''ss sAris
over four hauirei v3luuiar testimonial, The,
curative Frai@rtir, ~ tins i4aiMeai las, beer ssi
Si51 hg 1as' ~ slr auy lnaly Of thesa .roa I'd
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Ct A X DIN ER'S
AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND,

certain, safe and permanent cure for Rheuma-
t'sm, Neuralgia and salt Rheum. 1t is an inter-
nal remedy, driving out and entirely Graduating
the disease, requiring no change in diet or bust
ness and may be taken by children and persons of
the most delicate constitutions with perfect safe.
ty
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16
News from the soath.

Thomas Simmons, q Clsvelander, who
has been several years in Memphis. Ten
nessee, was notified few days since TO re-
port himself at headquarters ready for
camp on active duty in the Confederate
service. Mr.. Simmons not having . drop
of Rebel blood 10 his veins decided at once
to gather up his family and set his face
norihward, Immediately leaving dues and
household goods, be took passage on the
Glendale with $50 other fugitives, and ar
rived yesterday in this city. "a
He reports a most complete reign Of an
archy there. Houses full of furniture are
abandoned with goods and chattels, for
such things will not sell at any price, nor
can dues be collected. 2,700 persons left
that city alone from Tuesday to Tuesday
22d. There are thousand untenanted
houses in Memphis, and there would be
twice that number if the people could raise
the means to get away. There was an
other full load of passengers on the wharf
when the Glendale left that could not get
aboard. There is battery of 6 guns 6
miles above Memphis, and another at Ran
dolph of guns 80 miles above Memphis.
Secession flags were flying everywhere be-
low Cairo, but the Union flags flew on
both shores above that point. At Cairo
the Police Packet Swallow with cannon on
deck brought down bound boats to for ex-
animation.
1t was a common thing in Memphis and
other places to open a barrel of flour or
coffee or sugar, and find several Mimic
Rifles in pieces therein. These arms are
thus sent by Express, and we suggest the
propriety of Express Companies enquiring
as TO the contents of their packages. The
South so far as Mr.. Simmons knowl-
edge goes, is poorly armed or not all, and
the volunteering is not very voluntarily
done. Yet tho "Rebel Bloods" talk flip
PANTY of whipping twenty d-d Abol-
itionists apiece when they get them.
Bully for the Bloods.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16
The Uniforms.

Messrt. Davis, Peixotto & CO., who have
a contract for uniforms for the Ohio Volun-
teers, have commenced their manufacture.
Great difficulty is experienced in procuring
material for the clothes, contractors from
New York, Massachusetts, New jersey and
other States being in the market, buying
all that can be found.
The uniforms are of blue, the pantaloons
being light. Messrs. D. P. & Co. will turn
out three or four hundred uniforms this
week. Cleveland Herald.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16

3 ET The following will explain itself, and
may serve as warning to traitors in other
parts of this county;
Mt. V1croRT, O.,.April 2s,.. 1861.
This instrument witnesseth, that /,
: George Buck, of Hale township, Hardin
county, Ohio, citizen of the State of Ohio
and of the United States, do hereby &C.
knowledge that have done wrong in ex-
pressing sympathy with the rebels and trail
tors in the southern part of this republic,
who are now in arms against the Govern
ment, and committing treason against the
United States Government. And do
hereby promise and swear, Chat I will do
80 no more, and will not aid such trai-
tors in any shape or form, neither by speak
ing in their favor or by furnishing them
money or provisions; but that I will be 10y
al to the Government of the United States,
and support il with my influence, my mon
ey and property; and, if necessary, I will
take up arms in its defense, and in its cause
will sacrifice my life. To all of which 1
pledge my sacred honor, and if 4 am ever
heard express sympathy with the traitors
who are now attempting to overthrow this
Government again, 1 will hereby forfeit
every obligation I hold as citizen, and ac-
knowledge myself unworthy the title of an.
American citizen, and be willing to take
the fate ola traitor, and be considered as
such by every good citizen, and will be
subject to Punishment from my home, my
property, and my friends.
To all of which I hereby subscribe my
name and afix my seal, and do hereby swear
that these are now the sentiments of my
heart.
= Signed and sealed this 2ad day of April,
A. D. 1861. his
Witness. GEORGE ID BUCK.
E. HBBrrTs, mark.
s-,S s. s. STANTON.
The above 'deponent' was reported as
having expressed the desire that 'as soon
as all the Id fools in his neigbborhood
had enlisted be would take g,eat pleasure
in giving aid and comfort to the South, by
burning houses, destroying property, &c,
of those who would 60 to defend the Stars
and Stripes. He is four hundred-acre
aand owner in this caunty, and was waited
Ion by one of Capt. Robinson's Company
before leaving Kenton, the interview be-
tween the volunteer and deponent having
the effect of bringing out the above state,
ment.-Kenton Republican.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16
rEThe New Orleans Crescent nronos,

EyThe New Orleans Crescent proposes
that the difficulties between the North and
South shall be settled by one decisive bat
tie. The Southern army to consist of 5O,-
900 men under JEFF. DAVIS, and the Nor
thern army to consist ofS100,000; that if
the Northern army shall be successful, the
South will acquiesce in whatever laws and
regulations the Federal Government may
make; that if the Southern army shall be
successful, the Federal Government "sball
agree to an amicable separation, and just
division of that which was once common
properly"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16
should we wash our sheep.

Humanity at least says no! With the
natural fear sheep has for water, it must
be cruel 70 subject them to such treatment
- they sometimes get by the process fs-
military called "washing;" yet in truth, 1t
is not only detriment to the wool, but to
the sheep.
We take it for granted that what is good
for the health of man in the way OF care'
holds good with the Sheep and who among
Ill our shepherds would think Of following
the sheep home from the mill pond, with
out change of clothes, when sometimes it
is cold enough to make his teeth chatter
How can we then expect it to benefit our
sheep, especially when we have weeks
rainy weather just after washing and very
often, in this climate, it is cold and healthy
for man and beast. Yet some will say it
does the sheep no harm; but facts prove
that this is not the case both your sheep
and lambs suffer materially.
But this is only one feature. 1t costs a
great deal of time and money, which could
be applied to better use in cpltivating our
Spring crop. 1t is no trifle to wash 5000
sheep every year.
But the most potent argument in favor
Of not washing our sheep is, we can shear
from three to four weeks soorer, and thus
give the more time after shearing for the
growth of wool, to protect them from the
fall rains and from the cold in Winter, which
is no inconsiderable item. How often do
= we delay washing on account of the water
being too cold, when the weather is abun-
dainty warm to shear. The sheep will
: not suffer with the cold inMay, if they are
cared for during the three days Immediate
ly after shearing. We would gain one
sixth more clothing to protect our sheep
from the cold of Winter, besides stronger
constitution and healthier sheep than if
we had frozen our sheep, in May by wash
ing them.
Finally, manufactures would rather have
the wool unwashed. They have to rewash
it after us, why not let them do their own
washing i-and then, if it is not well done
{ they will know who to complain Of. One
half the wool in some sections of the coun-
try where they have no clean running wat
er it is actually damaged by the attempt
to wash it on the back. 1t is made bug
bear of in market, and thus the producer
is obliged to take less than his wool is real
ly worth. Woolgrowers we stand in our
own light upon this subject. But taking
unwashed. wool to market cannot be prac-
tised by one here and there. 1t must be
generally uniform. How then shall We
best and most directly get at it? 1t can
be done BY County Organizations" Shall
we make the attempts By SO doing we shall
practice humanity, save labor, save time
and money, improve our sheep, benefit our
selves, and benefit the manufacturer-Oh
Farmer.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16
49, A NEW ARTICLE
DR.. RObaCk,S Stomach Bitters.

new and delightful Stomachic Cordial for giving
tone to the Stomach and the prevention of bilious
plants incident to the Western country. Try it.
As morning drink, to assist digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, it has no equal Try it.
In FLAVOR it is to all other Bitters Try it.
The formula of these Bitters 1S6l the sole pro-
pery of DR.. Roback originated with Of the Oldest
and most eminent Medical Practitioners of the West
and is directly predicated upon the wants Of Western
people. -4-
The btters derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic nature of the roots and herbs of which they
composed and they by alayng unnatural crav-
ings Of the stomach, directly promotive of
I'D #-- TEMPERANCE, ~ i-
the present proprietor believes that in making them
widely known the public welfare is subserved.
will soon be for sals by all of DR.. Roback's numer-
Gus Agents. and at Hotels, &C., the country over. In
the meantime, orders will be filed direct from Cncinna-
ii in any quantity and at the lowest rates. It is put up
in quart botes and securely packed dozen
Half doz sample cases. will however, be packed and sent
to any address, II desired. @'ii- ii'itsf .
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or six for IS.
Principal Office and saesroom, No. East Fourth street
Sd building from Main street Cincinnati Ohio. Labor
atory. No. 80 Hammond street.
For Sale in Holmes county by q. Yergin, Millers-
burg Rudy, Berlin; Jas Hanna HolmesSile; G. Ger
Der, Winesburg; H. Pomerene Middletown; J. C. Long
Shore Nashville H. Bedler Lakeville; Jos Platy Sal
tillo; G. W. Conyer Oxford Aaron Keim Carisle and
BY Druggists and Marchants generally throughout the
Union.
April Ii, 1Ssl-s4 T & e -. /
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16

EE The Southern Home Journal of Union
Springs, Alabama, says the wheat crop in
that vicinity is badly damaged by rust and
many of the fields aleady hopelessly ruin
ed. TIE other crops, corn, cotton and
small grain, have been materially retarded
in their growth by the cool weather.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16

: EThe following will explain itself, and
may serve as warning to traitors in other
parts of this county;
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16

Washington, May 5M.-Gen. Harvey
in his letter to Col. O'Fallon, St. Louis,
says he will continue in the service of the
Government which has bestowed hon.
ors on him so long, and will continue q
faithful, and loyal soldier. That secession
leads to anarchy. He implores Missouri
not to ruin herself and become the instru-
msnt of the mad ambition of disunionists.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16
Alex HI. stephens i'm virginia.

The n. Z. IriDune says: =
/. There is no manner Of doubt that Alex.
H,:.Stephens, Vice-President of the Cotton
Republic, is now in Virgisia. Our inform
ant travelled with him from Wilmington
TO Richmond, and listened to his speeches
to excited crowds at almost every stopping
place on the route. An immediate dash
at Washington, to result in its capture, was
the burden of bis strain. And that dash
,ill be made the very moment the rebels
bslieye they can make it with . prospect
ofsuccsss. soasrrgrTt4rEsHr