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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03

| The tnblnct,
/ II is understood hat u ON
qsi has been entered in th CO... Ht
cN,Secretary Floyd,
WAsnINGToS, March ..--|
following are the app um.I
made 10y the President;
Thomas j. Dyer of Or, nu IH-
,. q, Putnam of New York u-n 90
llnyrc Il, King of \ 'NaUs.r.
Consul at Rome l.N-Gov 0uUNN'
of Massachusetts, derlinrs Inr
Treasury tomplrulIrr h.f
Burlngamc, minister 20
/ H. T. No,yito Denmark
to Belgium Tnlmun II v
sui 10 London
lu the Senate 10 lay,
ortrr,,, nS0'g'iGG, which
that the Senate adjourned
on Saturday,
Mr. Douglass rcsoiw
up.
Mr, Bayaui. -l' pcIa,cr
sidcrcd reunion lmpyacties ,Iv
Intended to offer rcsoluti ""fh.
orizing the President to eoun'u'rn
treaty with the tontcdcrat S.t..
acknowledging their indcr .rI....
lie argued that secession t. "
Sa'cach oi'contTct, but it Is '."
urion by the people thcmSc' '.' ''I
that wa" or peaceful neg .'' .'"r
are the only alternative.
From Montgomery.
MoNrGoMrRY, March 20 r U'",
is great excitement here ." 'E'i.
Troops lrrve been ordered ..s,"
atcly to Pensacola. Ii is s..."
that this movement is cause nr rar
receipt of dispatches from N...,.r '
ton, stating that Fort Pick rs n.
be reinforced ut once.
The President Of the ...,-Na
Convention has requested t mrr..
bcrs to return Immediately . ,g"
pare for war.
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock. March 20 The 30.
dinancc dissolving the go ure,.,I
of Arkansas with the Fcd"ra '.a.
ion was voted down in the uauy D.
ton day, great cXcitcmcI 'u,.t'-
ed. 4 compromise was ma 'r'..
provides that the people ar fu F..v
ON the first Monday vt' Augusu 'nr
cooperation Or secession, oc'vg,c.
to be sent to border State N.n"au-
ton, and report to an ad oUrur"
meeting on the third Mort#E ".
August, to which time the *on'''
ton has adjourned.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, March. Is largo
adjourned Southern Rights 1,n.t0-
Saturday afternoon, passed naH'-
mously the resolutions pi cs s,n.yd "5
the Friday night meeting.
There was II" a'sturpah N''..
ever
Hon. James Guthrie ;iddr' o" '.''
Union meeting Saturday evening
advocating remaining IN tn t|i'"
and opposing Convention
Missouri.
ST. Lou -, MaFch io.-'h .'' '..
vcnt'on saturday: 'hc anr""'''".
saying ttat missouri WIZ ",'"
countcnancc ana TO thr rc'd''-
States to max" WAS "h thc i''"1'".
Government, nor ProFTdc "@" "o.
money FOR the lattef 10 co'f'' ."'
seeding states, was voted ''"h HA
81 against 30,
W m: Ii: Johnson mas oc' % 1'."'.
nat ID United states Stna '"""
Missouri, wee "rcrH;
x IRON FROM Nr" i in'h; r.
NnM un",
Herald Washington coi''',.'
eht, says 'nc -'o''So''.
and const'tnt'oH are nnsa'
Ais" 'hnt the SCUM 'a'".'''',.'.
would MI up ,he cnahhr' ..'
forcemcnts to Mag An"er'
attempted: 1t Is nhdcrS' '' .."
the administration has s''' '"''1
agents 10 ''c r'",'l'r'' / -
inform them OF the f"t',rc '''.
the Federal "ovrr"'''e'''. government. ,.,.
Inc same IN '' P".t," ,.........,.,
to Mexico aS soon ,, ~ 'nt
f)rts question Is Sc'''e'; Sc'''e.;; "
mlnlstr'tloh are c','I''e' ,..s
manner "' ~c".'e.''''5 ~ nv u,io ,''
n,.nnc,. tIereof is tbc trori'c.
Irw yopr N,rrb IMl -Na,r-
;u,,tnn d;sn,t,hcs sat tia Il ~
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03

4 part Of the citizens Of Boone
county. Ind, have declared that the
boundary Of the Southern Conted-
eracv must run north OF that coun-
Try All hail. Indiana
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03

The secession movcmo 80 'H"
South l., said to be the W., "' ~,
magogucs and office hmf'crt i".
Wis, Toombs. Cobb, lverson, BROW ="
Floyd, Thompson, Thon7s ''",, I.
ems. SlidcIl. Ben jamin N,-..i.
Hcmphill, Roberts. Toemn~ "".
host of others at the hcaa ', .ts
movement. were office holdcr.. 1"'
hunters. If they are dem1g"-"o.
il has taken the South a tong i.iH.
to find it out; for such brave 'Th
spirits as these. she has for E"a-.
delighted to honor. Th. r'-.'
election reveals the ast1
thar there are in Texas
thousand Office hunters
rocues and only tea 0rt
sand. pure. oisntf"rt~io
late p...yirtS. Paris Ii.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
noIn VRGrxxr."-Thc Augusta (Gec.l

The negroes employed IN rr'',n" '"e
Macon EWarrcutpn kailtoah' near ~ ,ch-
ton. have huisted recession nag on men
dirt carts, bcaringcight well executed stars.
On being asked why they aodca me
eighth star. Che reply was "Ole Wirginnys
Eound 20 come
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03

I. Treason against the Confederate states a7
shall consist only in levying war against
them. or in adhcring 20 their enemies CIV
ing them aid and comfort. No person snaii al
be convicted OF treason unless on the tesii-
,,opv of two witnesses to the same overt
ACT. or on confession in open court.
The Congress shall have power to oe-
clare the punishment Of treason bat no at
tainder of treason shall workcorruption Of
Hood. or Forfeiture, except during the life
Of the person attained.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, APRIL 3, 1861.

/ of either House, with the privilege Of discus
sing any measures apperlaining to his De
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
senator ssJ.ra. OF Delaware.

In the Q. Senate, las. Friday, Mr. BayArd, Of Dels
ware made SpesOh resirmipg the position he ,oOk in
March Last shsn be maintained that the Uailed States
must Aeknoslsdgs the Independence Of the Confederate
Bates b involved in an hternnable civil war aud
said subsequent events had proved his assertion &c
trus He denied the power Of the gOvernmen; % eOere
any State. He Mid be should not cav about legislative
proceedings jus. nov bat would wait the sober seco0d
thought OF the people He denied that military HE could
supsDede civil law especially in those States where
the courts we're open 70 all the people without the
throv Of Republican government and the destruction Of
the freedom q the citizen II hvLS necessary 70
pend ksbsSs spEI let Congress do t. II you do Lot
cha but instead sanction the Prssdsnts action you IL
yOlvs the liberties Of all future ages The President OF
the Uaissd States has ehOses 10 delegate power to n
tGry general which be, himself could no. lawfully
else and which king of England would attempt. Said
Mr.. B. when you pas the resolution endorsing all the
aes Of The President this viii to be land Of 10.
erty II you enforce your laws vi:hOU, sHspen-
sOa Of civil authority, then DO YOU nAugarae uuqua
nsd dsspotsm. He vas for an honorable eompTomse.
In concluding he said he knew nothing be could say
would the Senate from It's parpOss but he dse,cd
t hs duty 20 tt his voice against What he believed 20
Be unjus, and unconstitutional.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
The Lee. OF shs Rneny.

Ia de fght at Manassas, he enemy threw forws't
thar very best material The flower Of the Regu'ai
army there. We do no. know precisely the number
OF tAis arm hat vas engaged. But We infer from CIR
cunsAness that the greater portion of H. PROBABLY ten
thousand we're there. II Patterson did not have vc
Regiments Is very likely the whole of it was on toe
ground We know ali their famous batteries we're taken
SaA In addition, lhs crack Rhode Island Battery. The
81 Infantry sas in the hottest Of the fight and from
tAs wrecks The field Of battle il almost annhila.
TEA fhs Gas the most distinguished Regimen. in the
.xyss We conclude that these mercenasies will never
again 10 rAlssd " 6ght for despo.ism.
Bsids these Regulars, the next most reliable rszi
nsnts we're thrust into the oanaons mouth The
regnAaS from hAins and rom Michigan, the very
best Of Their volunteer force I~ep: from the face
Of the earth.
The inference is, that What rem.us Of TIE GRAND
ARMY consists mainly Of eebbsrs from Massachusetts,
A0d the agtsg aud bobaAl Of Pennsylvania aud NV
York. We bear that large numbers Of these made .
very short psuss in Washington going through double
quick time. vithOu. hAs or shOOs
lt Is not without reason that the New York Hsrdli
announces thai the Lineoni.es will ros be able to rs
sumo odeasiVs operations before fall.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
m. value OF our victor.

4. fsu days before the battle Ct Manassas the New
Orleans PisGyEs pictured in advance the al, antAge.
which would result from lone great victory" Such
vicOy-greAter in all It's aspects than contemporary
dreamed of-hAs been Won. AL that the Pieay,u.s
predicted results and more are is frua Here il its
language:
Zone great victory 10 pitched battle 10 Virginia,
VII be Of acaleulahle value the Of the South.
Il u dispense, At once the strange delusOns under
which large part Of the North is prosecuting this
with such lavish disregard Of and cost, that /. is
70 BE- short, quick, overwhelming and complete, and
that, BY the instant display Of the immense Northern
superiority in numbers suboglton will be sudden and
nnA That Effected the exhausted merchants and desti
tuts 6orers look for the reestAbshment Of business
and the regaDing Of the profits and occupations Of old
tines Oae signal overthrow in the 6ed viii dssipate
al such ideas and awaken muttudes TO the startling
conveon that what has been done at such painful cost
20 frutlessy 70 be repeated again. with the de-
maud for greater sacrifices As thar means are wasted
and the hopes Of success grow constantly fainter Ooe
pogsrfm blow, dscom6tting their plans and driving
tbem back, would be fatal infection upon the cons.
Ssnes &C home and the credit abroad uithou. which
they must give up even these purposes from sheer want
Of means"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
Llasola ana III. Generals.

Al the kilograms from Washington tel Of the trou-
eles Of that great and good man, Abe Lincoln. Hs
Generals wont Hghs aud his men run away BE Ia bu-
s1y engaged with "ths thorough reorganization Of bis
army the old system viii he changed and reliable OH
viii be provided" He and Cameron are alone en-
gagged upon this great work. We hear not uori Of
Old Scott Ever since the Battle, tie telegraph has
observed mysterious silence respecting him. No. once
has his name been mentioned. We fear be has been
required 10 perform the Harikvri. OF Mcdowell and
the other Generals, who took care to keep cut Of
harms way a. Ball Run, hear nothing G1osP. that
thsy have been superseded nasse and Mcclellan in
stalled in command This General At the beginning Of the
var President OfA Railroad Company in Ohio wish a
salary Of sl2 600 Though bred arms refused to join
the army Unless he permitted to- rscsive hI salary
from he Rail Road for services which be could render
The condition was compiled with, and he entered the
var ike all the rest Of hs YANKEES for the purpose Of
making money. We miscalcelats human nature, II
that sort Of argues great captain. But we
shall Sc. 0ns General however, Won't make army.
And Mcclellan has been called to Washington, Of
which have proof except the telegraph, old Abe
VII stil have grea, dfisElty. The foreign BigAads
HslnzemAn, Bsndix. Max Weber Boernsto, IN RoseL-
crann-msy scrrs 10 lead naursudins parties but
scarcely worthy TO command DiViSiOa Of Grand Ar
my. AZ 70 the Yankee Generals proper, they have
failed wherever hey have been tried and the impression
prevails that they are little slse than jOebers.
We incline to the opinion, that Lleoon's bsI. sIpe
dent for solving his dnicules would be to take his
truncheOn and command bis own Army. He is long Of
legnd sv Of foot and be would be the worthy leader
OF The sho established their reputation for eslsriy
At Bull Run.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
COL VIZ O. SCOTT AND THE RICH MOUNTAIN
AFFAIR.

To lls Editor Of the Whio
As much has been said in regard to the action of the
44:h Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers, and great ras.
tee, in some instances, done 70 Colonel, Scott the
undersigned officers of that regiment, beg leave to sub
nit TO the public the following statement of facts:
We started from Staunton on Thursday for Laurel
Hill, and after arduOuS march Of seven days, pitched
camp at Beverly on the night of Wednesday, the
l0;h inst. During the march, Col Scot. had been met
b. several messengers from General Garnet requesting
hin to hasten his march to Laurel Hill as much as posi-.
bic, and with these requests he complied.
On the morning of Thursday, the 18th inst, before
starting fom Beverly he received another dispatch from
Gen. Garrett reterang his order TO him TO march to La
rel HILL Accordingly soon as We could get breakfast
W. started on march, but, after proceeding about
four or Hvo miles, we overtaken by messenger
from Lieut.. Col Pegram stating that twas almost Ger
tain that the enemy would turn bis right flank that day
and enter tie turnpke leading from his camp to Beverly
about one and half mies from Beverly, BY road
leading round the right of his camp and ntersec:iug
uth the Beverly turnpike at that point remsrkIng 10 Il
the danger Of allowing the enemy get into his rear
and cut of bis supplies OF which there large guam
titles at Beverly.
With this request Col Scott complied, without mo-
msnts hesitation, Notwithstanding Gen. Garnsns orders
to has "a to Laurel Hill And having distributed an id.
dionsl nunbsr Of cartridges to biz men, turned back
and hastsusd a. rapidly his could go to Beverly,
AMI thence right angles up the turnpike leading 10
Camp Garrett foe one mile and half TO the point In
tsrsecsd by the road BY which the enemy were expected
to snisr and which COL Scott vas requested b. Colonel
Pssaa V gard. Here OIL sssst halted, and ssst %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27

The New Orleans Dslis urges . more rigorous en-
tOrosment Of rsaliAtory upon the North than
the mare Withholding Of moneys due from the South
Reference % made to the fact that large amounts Of
property In the South ouaSd by individuals IN the
North; and among others Of thOss Who are now using
their best sndsAVors 70 psrsscus "a the Dsa mentions
Gen Patterson, Capt. Adams, Who commands the
squadron which 4 nov deprsdaling on ehs property
Of Southern citizens, and De. WOOD the Surgeon Eener-
q Of the United States army. These officers own larg.
properties in the 6osth Gsa- Patterson holds large
amount Of the paper Of our PAnteri he Is nov,
through bis attorney snasaVOrins TO execute judge
msni for $4,000 on plantation owned bys widow
LADY in LOuiaiAns Capt Henry Adams has o. large IL
tsrsss in plantation and negroes Aud surgeOn-Gensra
Wood has large fOrSs 81 negroes working aplAnlA
ton In Louisiana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
,icnoNAIn,S L.pGInN

Tee Winchester Republican OF the 10Th has The fellow
Ing:
On Saturday last Col. Mcdonald, with 200 men, pro-
c,edd 70 Piedmont and succeeded in entirely destroy
ing the bridge, blowing up the abu:mcnts from the
grcuud On their return, detachment under Captain
Boxen from Psgr, came BY Nes CEoek, where they
found the enemy about three hradred strong strongly
fortified in a store house Of Mr.. Armstrong;. Skin
uish ensusd, in which Captain Bowen los: two OF bis
men, Lieut.. Weoten and private whose name We could
not arm.
9hs enemy lost ter IN tie engagement. NJ. Black,
OF the Brock Gap RHss, tested his riff, killing thor
sentry on the top o. the house at the distance OF 800
yards.
Col NcDonsld's command ia still In Ronrey. The
Federsss are AZ New Creek station about two tlousnd
s.rong
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
GpEAT DISTRESS IN NEW YORK.


The destitute families of the New York volunteers
re TO be suffering almost the horrors of starvation. On
Friday the that the Union Defence Committee had
small fund il hand for the purpose OF taking up the
back tickets issued TO the families Of volunteers seems
20 have spread Ike Wild FIRE, ard crowds Of destitute
women and children assembled q. the distributing ohce
Al an early hour. Ths Express saws:
There thousands outside and inside the building
-comprsing mainly the female relatives Of the voun
eers nov at the OF war who endesyored TO obtain
an entrance 1t eA-y hour. Many Of tue applicants
hal Infants in their aud children by their sides
Like all great crowds coDgregatsd for the same purpose,
tasy mos; Communicative to each other and tales oil
c)-mon distress and the circumstances which led TO the
departure of their martial relatives, were reced and
seslned 10 command mutual sympathy
Nearly all the nsouaiies OF the earth were represent
ed and French, German, Spanish, Irish aid Eoglish
we're heard on all sides. The ages OF the applicants
niue-enhs being females varied from 10 TO Sd years.
The rush 10 the entrance, which was guarded by
hap,e5 police oiser terrific. The applicants moved
In solid column towards the door, and were admitted
sagly on showing their cards. The entrance had been
made purposely narrow TO facilitate the examination OF
icke;s; but this circumstance, owing TO the impotence
OF the women who thought the money would be ex-
balsted before they could enter increased the difficulty
aad he rush which followed continued for several min
ules.
50 great was It. that even clothing torn cf and
t,amtled Gu reducing the artificial obesity Of the poor
applicants-many OF whom presented appearances Of
distress which would have, without tickets almost
entitled them to the resfo the charitable The attaches
Of tho Office and the police had duties TO perform
under the most trying circumstances but they were dis
charged with courteses, and in admirable order.
At noon the female applicants blockedup the sidewalks
E1d portion Of the square, while the Office densey
crowded Seventeen hundred and twenty applicants
paid yesterday the amount remaining due their
cards which varied from 81 10 So. To-day about two
thousand paid. The relief tickets recently given
out we're ceshed has been determined clear
Up al outstanding accounts.
One thousand tickets Involving 81 O00 first presented
by inpostors, have been detected by the officers.
The class which sought relief this morning appeared to
De IN great distress Many Of them i: evident, had
been respectable and possessed OF ample means
No bad characters seen recognized by the eff
GERS outside or inside Of the building among the ap
plcarts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
Made a Brigadisr.

We are informed, says the Portsmouth Transcript,
that Dol Roger A Pryor, Third Regiment Virginia Vol
uniesrs, has been advanced 20 BrgAdier Generaship
The TraAs:rps Is In error. Col Pryor has Of late in
Tie absence Of the commander Of bis brigade been act
log Bdgadisr General but bis commission remains ur
changed We do not doubt that II the opportunity
should occur the gallant Colonel win 6gbt bis way up to
higher grades He has been IN this city several days as
asnb Of Congress. but leaves this morning for his Mill
eaFt posf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27

TfE FouRru BaIsADE--We are informed that Cover
nor Brown has rendered this fne body Of troops now
under The command Of Gen. Phllips, 70 the President
fully armed and equipped and that the Brigade will be
ssnt to tho seat Of soon the President will &C.
eept and order IL We think the President should do 30
II there any delay in this matter it will not
be Gov. Browns fault-A Manta LnIslLiQsnesr. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
CAPTAIN DE LAGNEL.

The following agreeable intelligence 10 from the Pc.
tesburg Express:
The friends OF the brave Capt J. A. DeLsgnel 10 this
city, have received positive information OF his ts,ape
He managed though desperately woundsd to crawl on.
Of sight Of the HcesAns and hide himself In the woods
where he remained until favorable circumstances aided
his escape to the house of friend He has been most
kindly treated, and now oonvssscent At the earliest
opportunity he viii be brought homo to his rejoicing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27

HoSoR 70 EI-SPEAxER 0RR, OF soUrH CAROLINA The
Ramp Speaker Of the assembige in the Washington
Capitol called the Congress Of the Omitted States has
see 10 stated ordered the marble bust Of Ex Speaker
Or 70 be removed from the Chamber OF the Representa-
tvss. Tbs Z ahigh compliment to kr. Orr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27

HncKs IN Nrw YoKK.-In New York. on Saturday
morning last Government coupon 60 Of 1881 opened at
90 and l TO 49, Southern stocks sold = follows Lou
isisns e. s7}; North Osrollus SET Tennessee sNs 81
vi'slniss, III hkssud'h ~ Isl nd Gssrgias,' n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
The MAR,

Yesterday one Of the duEsss days Of thslssason
net rumoF % far a We are advised Il may be the
sln hat Psscsass he siosz,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27

oieen Victoria has given to her newly adopted people
of Inei. an Order OF Chivalry. The order of The
S,ar OF India has been instituted to commemorate the
resolution Of the Sovereign Of the British Empire to take
uoon herself The Government Of Iadia The London
Gazette announces the creation Of the kngby brother
hood aud constitutes it With its sovereign grand master
ard TWENTY-FIVE knighs The order Il to consist Of ns-
tive princes and chiefs Of India and Of British subjects
who nave rendered important and loyal services to tbs
Iadtn Empire. The Indian Knights appointed are the
Siz.m Of Hydrabad the Maharsja of GwAlior, Mahar.i
o; Indore Guicowar of Barods, MshsrljAh OF Putiaa
the Begun Of Bhopal, and the. Nuwab Of Rampore.--
Toe British Knights are Lord Canning, (Gisnd Master
Lord Cough Lord Harris, Lard Clyde, Sir George Rus
sell Clerk Sir John Llird Hair Lawrencs, Sir James
0ltram, and Sir Hugh Henry Rose. Qleen Victoria is
Sovereign Of the Oder and has appointed Prince Al
bert and the Prn.e Of Wales Extra Knights of the Or
der
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27

Tee Northern papers contain a detailed statement Of
the forces under Gen. Mcclellan, from which coz;
dense tue following: At headquarters, ten Ohio regi
m9uts four Indiana regiments companies of Chicago
cavalry, Of Chicago rifles, and OF Michigan ar
lryall volunteers; az Cheat River, two regiments OF
no volunteers and corps Of Virginia Union voun.
Gssrs ClErksburg, regiment Of Ohio volunteers,
corps CT Virginia Uaonists company of Cincinnati
cayslry and body Of regular flying artillery, under
Capt Howe at Grafton, headquarters Of Gen. lii,
regiment Of Indianans and one Of 0hoans troop OF
horse an artillery corps from Kansas, and company OF
Fou.n regular artillery, under Lieut. Ward at Philippe
one legieIt OF lndanans; along tho railroad from Par
ksrsburg TO Grafton 0oio regiment; at Ripley,
Oao regiment; en- route from the KansSha river two
OHIO three Indsla and the two socaled Kentucky regi
menis Estimated strenEth 80 600 men.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-27
Tas REs1L FLOwIE-A Northern paper has the fol-

Tag REsEL FLowKk-A Northern paper has Tie fol-
llH.ng;
The emblem used in some OF the Rebel States is
curious flower which they work on their banue's, and
c the Rebel Fossr Il is Of such that the Ersaths for
tie heroes are made" .
We have sosn no sanuer with such =" curious flower,
tu. lie Rebel Flower has been known in our State
since the Revelation Dr.. Garden, in bis Anecdotes oil
the Revolution" relates the following Incident which
shows that the "Camomie" received the name OF the
Rebel Flower from patriotic lady Of the Rebel State Of
South Iolira
An of,er, distinguished for his iahumanity and con-
st.ut oppression OF the unfortunate, meeting Mrs CHas
Elliott in garlen ador1ed With great variety OF How
er, asked lie name Of the " C,momle" which appear
Ell 10 flourish with pesuir llxlrianee. the Rebel
FoWer," she replied. Why wa the name given it y
said the officer Because" replied the lady, tlrves
m5sl wheu mos, trsmpled upoo."-GardeN'S AaccdOsss
DAG gSS.