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, 1861-08-23

War for the Union.
Especial Dispatch to the n. Z. TEibune-1
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
aRAr UNIFORMS PROHIBITED.
General McCle1lsn forbids the purchase Of
gray pr1foImf-1ae rebels color-and it is
Geeired that the States should no longer fur
nlHE them.
PATRIOTIC TENDER.
Spo1ord, Tileston d Co., who hsye two
steamers running between New York aud Ksy
West srd Hayana, have proposed to suhsis1
one officer and Is men on board each vessel,
to be furnished with the proper armament,
and clothed with authority to capture priva.
tesH. The Secretary Of tue Navy has aceeded
to the proposition.
THE REHEL DETECTIVE coAMrrrEE
Congress mnn Potter's Rebel Detective Com
nittee will report tomorrow or next day to
the-he ats Of tbs depaI ents over one hun
Committee elaeaihes the auxiliary guard Of
this city, 50 in number, as 36 disloyal
Union, and IL doubtful This guard is part
Of the police force, snd receive salary Of
$500 EACH
yIGoR AND DIFFERENTIATION oF TIE PREsI-
,nEET.
The President carries the great burden Of
this war without bending. His health il per-
feet. His courage 10 perfect. To the dis
charge Of hts one, ,ous duties as Chiet Magls-
trzte, he adds the labors If supervising the
national military movement. From Kansas
to the Potomac, the armies are under his eye.
His care a1d vigilance mpFehe1d the whole
situatlon.
NH. RUssELL's RETREAT.
/. Il. B s., the author Of the letter iu the IYi-
d.sne, entitled 1.-THE Night efter tha Batt:s,' y
il satisfied, Oh reading RusRelps account Of his
uasterlJ retreat f:om Bull Rsa, that the dis
t1ueaiehed correspondent ct the London
Times NEas the solitary horseman" whom
Jour correspondent described IS the duans
coarrssr IRON the battlefield, and vho Was
then ir advance Of the whole tide Of fugitiqes
| when he 1id:cules and 1anpoors. He LETT
earlier and ran faster toward Washington than
| the Whole Of them.
4 COWARDLT TRAITOR.
! 4 clerk in eue Of the Treasury Auditors
! Offices, ,1amea Southard, Wien requested TO
| tske the oath Of allegiance yesterlas, said he
would take cay to consider Of it. Il i7e
minutes the deliberate gentleman Tas cut o1
! tff3ce.
, 1861-08-23

ISD1AsA CAVALRY FOR MISSOURI The
eight ca7a1ry companies in camp At Eyans-
vile, eommanded by Col. Baker, have LEFT for
st. Louis. The t1fe companies q. Madison,
and the one Q. Indianapolis, will join tue e..
an6Yine companies in q few days. These com.
ran1es. with the two non in Western Vifaiqia.
mafe regtm ept ard d half Ct c17alzy, Iudsans
has furnish cd fo7 the ws1%-zadsanapozss Jour
H.h}
, 1861-08-23

TO TIE PEOPLE OF MISSOURI
Having been called by the Governor Of your
STATE to assist In driving the Fedesal furcss
out Of the State. and il restoring the people
to their just rights, I have come among you
simply with the view Of making war upon our
Northern foes, 10 drive them back. I give
the oppressed Of your State au opportunity Of
eealn s1asdIDg up IS freenen, aud uttering
their true sentiments. You have been over
run and trampied upon by the mereenarv
horde Of the North. Your beautiful State has
beer nearny suhjngated. But these tEne sons
OF Missouri wno have continued in arms, to-
gtther with my tcrce, came back upon the
enemy, md we haEe gained over them a great
and signal victory. Ths il General in Chief is
slair, aEd mary Of their other general officers
wounded. Their army is in full flight, and
row, i the true men Of Missouri viii rise up
and rally Ground their standard, the State viii
be redeemed.
DC not come among you to make war upon
any Of your people, whether Union or other
Wiss. The Unicn people Will ali be protected
IN their rights and property. It is earnestly
recommended to them 70 return to. their
homes. Pr1soEGrs OF the Union party who
have been arrested by the srmy will be re-
leased AID allowed to return to their friends.
Missouri must be allowed to choose her own
destIny. No cath binding Jo1r conscience
viii bs administered: haze driven the enemy
frcn. among you. The time has now arr;ged
L
aot longer procrestinate. Missouri must noW
take her position, be j: North or South.
(8fgned) BEs, MCCU1LouH,
Brjgad;er General Commanding,
The following general order has also besn
promulgated:
HEAD QUARTERS WESTERN ARNT,
Camp Near Springfield, Mo., Aug. IL, 166l.
Tie General commanding takes great pleas
Hre in announcing to tie ErmT under his c21n-
Dand the signal vietsry it has Just gained
Soldiers OF L1uis;apa, Of Arkansas, of Mis-
ecuri, and ct Texas, uobly have you
sustained ycurf elves. Shoulder to shoulder
you have met the enemy and driven him &c
tore you. Your first battle has been glorious,
and yonr General Is proud of you. TIE op
posing force, composed mostly Of the old reg
u!ar azmy Of tie North, tad thr5wn them
selves upcn you confident cf victorj, bnt BY
great gsllantIy and determined courage you
have entirety routed it with great sla1s 1shter.
Several pieces Of artillery ana many prisoners
are Eow in your hands. The Commsnder-in-
Chief Ct the eEemy is slain, and many Of the
General officers wounded. The aag Ct tbs
CONT de7acy 1oH 1ca:E over Springfield, the
! stronghold Of the eneIJ. Tie friends CT our
cause who have been imprisoned there are
| rels ased.
| While announcing to the army this great
y;ctcry, the General hopes that the lau-els
| yCu rave gained vii Ept BE- t2rr!shod by
| sirgle outrage. The private properly Of citi-
zeEs OF either party must be re6pec ed Sol
| d:ers who fonght as Eo1 did, day before yes
| terday, canntt rob or plundtr.
| BS Older cf Ben McCul1och.
JAS. McINTosH.
, 1861-08-23

As IN evidence of how the private property
OF clt'z5rs Of either party viii re respected,
we may mention that the fazn OF H31 John
s. Phelpo was visited by the Tsbe:s and ali his
cattle, horses, mules a2d every thing else val
liable OF the premises wezed riVen away OF de-
StlCYed
, 1861-08-23

PlTTER WINE OF IRON.
BITTER WXH.E. OF TROY.
BITTER VINE OF IRON.
BITTER W.EN"E OF TROY.
BITTER WINE OF EROE
BITTER W.E,HE Or IRON:
a combination ct IRQE, SHERRY VINE md Pc
KTVIAN Bank No medicine can eqRRl thfa urepA-
rati~n for giving tens nd vguF to <as eystE. and
rapidly improving the Appettta. Prepared onlY By
SMITH II DWYHR~
pruyg!ess and Chem1sts ~ 1A4est, oppcz1ts Tre
mont HGuse ARt lstP
, 1861-08-23

TASH FOR REAL ESTATE
~ Any person having property on wabAsh o.
E.cat52H - Afgnae tnr sa1e GHIaP Etk uAsa Hay q r.
ten 81 lot and price Lot OF 80 70 20 fet ttuas ~as
: G1A1 c11nfoRtAha hdu3s pfsdzrTed7-
EEopo t4aH for house md lot algswhefa u t9e a1
VIII De tHderxnihed 1y1KEhm
, 1861-08-23

The Rebels Also Sc 1ze a Steamboat ut
FAd0cxh.
CNc1SSAT1, Aug. 22-Private dispatches
say that rarity Ct Te1cesEeans also se1zed, at
Paducab, KE., to-dsy, the Evansville and Pa
dueah Ma,lboat, and teok her with 3 cargo,
Up tie Tennessee 1iver.
, 1861-08-23

.. II. StdlFEN. AdEe-&iesse 4g<at, 63 Dear
oo:7' g., u auoriSsd TO Feceiee Adre-iset@es fs
sfss d1a d@ ds6 Leading R1Pers Of tie NortAuex:.
, 1861-08-23

TRANSFERS IN BAD FN-Twenty-three
teamsters revolted and struck for higher
Wages, st Cairo, ana came here for their pay
yesterday. Provost Marshal NeKins:zg fur
nished them instead with a file of soldiers,
aEd sent them to be imprisoned in Turner'S
Hall. The following aru the names ct the re-
vol1ed and Imprisoned teamstere: Michael
Daley, John Gray, Tim Hurley, John Irwin,
Jas MencAer, David Feaas, s. n ,onan, Pat
smsaaen. James Kisrnsy, James Vernon, II.
Collins, Fred. Fowler. Aug. Geith, David Lao,
Shaw, Seldom Hurd, Owen Keegan, David Ir
win, Michael Smith, Jacob A1fha*ter.-.ais-
souri, Democrat
, 1861-08-23

" ANTED-A young man from
w si1tsen to twenty years old Who caa sp..k
German. With some k1owl@;ge Of tt@ Drug Busisess
and EeIk- Must gfse the ba- sf reftgeaca
sobIIety s1d 7nd oe sqnnd en the Un.,1
, 1861-08-23

EXILE FOR TRAITORS AND WATER
FUR R0WDIES-THE RIGDRS OF MARTIAT
LaW-NO FEARS OF JEFFERSON CITY,
, 1861-08-23

GEN. Lyoh's REMAIEs.-st Strenuous caorss
are being made by The relatives Of Gea. Lyon,
st the East, &C. onded by The citizsns Of East
ford, CT, his native town, and by Gov. Bucss-
inghsm Of that State, to procure the removal
Of Geu- Lyons remains iron their burial
plkcs near the scene Of his las! battle, in
Missouri. All this seems lloppoEtune, #
not IN bad taste. # tie citizens Of E1stford
are anxlous to give the morsal remains more
o1st'r gunhed burial than thst which they now
haFe' they Ehculd ct least wait Until a5ser the
war And as Springfield IL nor id the hands
OF tte ensn5, We have little idea tb,t G ~
Fremont will initiate the bad example Of
Secretary Cameron By even allowing 4 ..s Of
trrce tc be sent cut for the prrccze desired
ART1LLETT For RosEcRAEs con,oaa-
les Of the Ill q. s. A{t9ler--Compary G..
Capt. Howe, s4 men, and Company E. Can't.
Howard, LES men-hsEe been sent forward TO
Gen. Roseczanh. from the Newport tKy.} Bu.
racks. They taVe fall batteries, eauIpmeats,
ana every thing complete.
, 1861-08-23

w ANTE D--A number Of Bows.
w Arply at No. gn2 West Lake street. an zsx..a
NJ 4 n T E D A Pastry Cook,
Fv 4enale3. st the Eagle Hotel opposite tae
\. rthvestt ~ kaflro8d Depot. aG2:xf
, 1861-08-23

ItM tll6 Gt. L0ulE DGmQGfAE& ia
Gone TO JEFFERSON C1TY.-Col Marsl,al}'s
regiment OF cavalry, the Illinois First. nun
beii ing zoo, were to leave last night for J:ffer-
son City.
An INDIANA CAVALRY RKGIMEET.-Co1 b
Ee1's regiment Of Inaiana cavsl7y, numbering
SEQ men, arrived last Eigat at East St. Louis,
aid we're to be transported at late hour
across the river. We understand that this
regiment is in complete state Of equipment.
ANOTHER MISSOURI REGIMENT OF CAVALRY.
Col. Merrill has inaugnrated measures for
raising cavalry regiment here. This gensle-
man has been a Galtain IN the Second Dra-
gocnE, in the regular service. The Knights
Of st. Louie. by 0rde r of Major Gen. Fremont,
will be attached to Col. Merrin's REGIMENT.
EXTENSION OF THE Mn1TARf TELEGRAp1l.
The wires have been extended to Jefferson
Barracks ard arc in fine working order, for
the ttansmissfon only of military matters by
Government officers.
ARTILLERY FROM MpASA-A COMPANY Of
lndian1ans with four field pieces, arrived yes
terday morning, and projected a. lively
pace through the city to quarters provided for
THIN.
Ire OHo TWENTY Y-sRVENTH.-This fine
regiment arrived last night by the Qaio and
Mississippi Railroad. 1t may not c1osa the
river until this morning.
CAVALRY FOR CAPT. zAGoS1L-A company
Of Ke1rucly cavalry have azriyed to join the
Eod3 ard which is to be commanded by
Capt ZsgoD5l This officer ia Hungarian
by birth, and had the honor Of comnard:ng
the body guard Of Gen Benz in the HRrgarian
War Of Independence He went into the
campaign with ESQ mes, and when it was end
ed, seventeen men we're all that was left Of
his command He is an accomplished ficer,
and lacks nothing that caa make him, OF those
under hin, Invaluable OF the field with Gen.
Fremont.
, 1861-08-23

Damage by zhe Storm In Kentucky,
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22.-Tbe trestle work On
tie Louisville and Nashville Ra!1-oad st So
nera, vas waahed away last night. Passea-
gers aEd mails we're consequently detained
i've hours. The brFak will be recaired to-
mcrrcw. Another t1estle bridge On 4ssa Ls5a-
ron bzaaeh, two miles from Lebanon, was
Fashed away
, 1861-08-23

VOW HI0f&An@8 3-T0ElAmAE100 TO the
People OF New York.
ALBANY, Aug: 22.-Goy. Morgan has issued
e proclamation. He eays: "As Chief 3Iagis-
trate If this State, it is ny solemn duty to
warn an good and loyal men Of the dangers
to which our institnttDns are exposed, and to
urge upon them the necessity of earnest and
Jealous co-ope1a:ion with the authorities Of
the State and General Government, Of cheer
ful contribution Of their means to support the
public credit, and Of active enrolment in the
forces now being organized for the defence
Of the Union, convinced that the tranquility
OF the country, so wantouiy disturbed, can
only be restored BY the prompt and vigorous
suppression Of rebellion aud treason wherever
either may appear"
After aliudipg to the loyalty Of New York
and what the State had already done, lie SAYS:
'Another stage in the great rebellion has been
reached, and the Government, appzeciat;Ig
the dangers now menaeing it, appea's for aid.
The whole country, the civilized world, now
locks to the State Of New York. Let the re-
sponse be worthy OF her history. Let her
answer 70 back in full ranks Of earnest men,
who, Justly yaluing the magnitude Of the in
terests involved, temporarily re1inquish their
pursuits and prepare to meet the cfIsis.''
, 1861-08-23

w ANTED-A good competent
GIL to take charge of swo children. a{.st
eoRe vel zeEoGanended. a1d rone tut English OF
dHiph Erect anlsTF
, 1861-08-23

Pa1IApELPHIA, Aug 22.-On the arrival Of
the New York train this morning, the Q. s..
Marshal examined all bundles -of papers
the N. 7. Daily Meas. Its sale is totally sup
pressed in this city,.
TIE Marshal also seized all the bundles Of
the Daily Nescs, at the Express Office In this
city Tor tie West and South. including over
one thousand copies for Louisville and near
II SEQ for Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria
and AnnaI olia-
q. S. Maraha1}hsi Inward alsoEook possession
this afternoon, Of the offcs Of tha ChvEaia,a
O6sesrsr, IN consequence Of Iate virr1ent AZ
ticle On the unhoiy VII.
, 1861-08-23

NEW York, Aug. 20 22-It seems certaiu that
the privateer Sumter is still at liberty. a let
ter dated at Curacos, August 7th, is received.
saying the Sumter has taken two vessels on
the bark jos Maxwell It appears the Vene-
zue1s Government acts differently from the
authorities here in Curacao, having refused
tie Sumter adnaittaEce, and have dispatched
vessel seventy miles north Of Lagua3ra to
retake tie Jos. Maxwell, which is anchored
among these keys.
, 1861-08-23

Lyon's body to Be R<eoperad-McB Brides force
1fbmaa.'s Rsyi,nent-Gsn. sxyd = Military
fHurHs8
, 1861-08-23

Especial Dispatch to chicago Ts:hune.1
WAsHIsaTos, Aug. ~, 1851.
mr.. HUNTER eoa4ke TO u11so1s,
Major General HEuter: will soon go to Chi
cago, to tske commsnd OF Illinois volunteers
lie i almost recovered. from the wounds re-
ceiYed at Bull Run !.
GEN. HE1NIZEIafANFs IS CONDITION.
Gen. Heintzclmasa has suffered reIapse,
and the wound in bis a1ra j. in danger OF in.
fammatio1
, 1861-08-23

" ANTED-3 80 ard 80 day bills
~ On NV Tors Advances made On Grain in
stose, and On shipments t Produce
z G. PEARSON d CO,
a1.9I:t Ccn1mtE1on Merchaata 16I Watet atrcs4
, 1861-08-23

w ANTED-To borrow, On good
~ eecurity. roT Three to -Four Hun lre,l Dollars
1or sEGh terE - nay be agreed 9cn Address ssost
OEct Boz 119S a9S,vtt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

Ths Spirit ~ JefFeysea. publi-hrS tChariss-
tovn, Virgins, PisinIy intimAteS q dos not
thrraies--ihat civil ~Ar mus, eRsse . oon-e
qBenoe of the refusal oF the Unica party q that
State 10 pas- = -eeessios ordinance. The righs
of reyolvtion it thus boldly as.erts
Though The ssbssissionists deny the legality
~ TN right 81 -se-sios ti.sy Aisaii tiss fghi u
rexolssiaa Asss I'm. rigtt u revolstisa bsloses
Bet saly - Siates, - against The Fsd~rL tlog
srnn'enl bui ~ a minority in State A. against
tlss Haajority."
ThesHerriss ofths righ' sbough greally dsPrr-
Gated. ~ilf nsssrthsie.s ~ relied spOa, i s.ys.
shosld virgihia. by sebmissiou 70 -Blsek Re-
pabIicsn rule Disregard and violate he rights
of nc minority q kef people
TAis IL tl,e l~gisiEaie result of scces-IoH. II
Il sisply aaaFehy ssd aisrsle, uodef tAe dIaguiso
q state rights. and uAcFv it eaaSot seaurv M
rasjosi,y o. he people from 5t-ir AIegissss 10
ths Chios is wiiiiag 70 Tvsoft 70 arma 70 ss,ab-
ist tbs rvle of the aiaoFisy over NJ rnajority.
Il may b. dosBied ~besher such Arcass i'll
have aay effect but To strsagsl,~s N UniSa
feeling u Virgiaia - BaiG@9rs A-erioaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
Hint. for Garaener..

Never train or support Q plant unnn,uraiiy.
Ciimbers will not succeed hanging about
Tr>ile~ will do climbing, Grow il as it would
grow naturally. and supply only in such Cas-.
wh-re nature 'do~s .os.
Carefully preserve the fallen leave. of tres,
snd procure N many as you can when rotted
i"sD mould they are invaluable.
Keep your sccds. bulbs. tubers, etc. in
place vh~rr neither hest. nor frost. nor damp
can reach them Cor either OF the~c would des.
troy many.
DO not wastr rain water save all you can
for IL is thc best for plants.
Nerer diior reeds 10 bioom. Ono day dcvo-
ted this year may ssve months labor next.
Whenever plant suffers los. Of root prupc
OF n corresponding portion Of the lead.
Encourage toads and robbins (unle-s you
have pet cherry trc~s9 They gain their living
by destroying in,ects--H Ho,sesfepL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

Where are they, A dollar hsre and do,-
lar thew, srsts-r~d over nu.srous small towns,
al over tAs country. miles and ,.iies apart
bow shall they be gathered tug~thcri The
Upe founder has kis hundreds Of dollars against
the Printer tie paper maker, the building own.
er, the journcyman eompo.itor. the grocsr. The
tailor. and ali sssissssts to him in carrying ON
hs 6ssin-ss- have tbei, demands, hardly ever 90
snail - s,ngls dollar. Hat The aits from
ssr~ and tbere must b> diligently gathered and
Pesssntly boari~d, OF the wlsr~- with TO di.-
charge the large biils will nsver bseonse bulky.
We imagine the Printer ~ al have 10 Get UP an
sddrrss to his ~iisiy scattered dollars some
thing like the following: "Doliars. halves.
qoars~rs, drmcs, asa all nanncr OF fractions in
70 Which ys srs dis iscd collect yourselves and
eos- homs. ls are wanted! Conbinatious
q sll sorts sf men. that help the Printer TO be
coss- . fEOprrses. gH,ber in sscA forre and de-
.ssd v'sh such god reasoas your appearance
at HIS counter. that nothing shcrs Of - sight o(
yss will sPpes.e tiem. Collect yourselves tor
'sissbIs - yOs are in the .ggr-g.te single YOU
~'li never pa. the cost Of gsthrring. Come
IN b~re in sslest single ke. that the Printer NAV
form YOU into bstsAlioa, and Sod you forth
sgs,a 90 battle tor him and vindicaie his ice
bic credit" Reader. are You sur~ you ha,nt
. couple of the Printers dollaIs aiicking about
your clothes,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
A New Union Party.

The Baltimore correspondent Of the New Or.
leans Picayuns says
If mistake not, the biggest onion party
ever the world heard Of will riss in the next
fo.r year,. and like an avalanche, sweep every
thing before it. II has already commenced
bsre- Men are joihing 1t, pledging their lives
and sacred honors upon the issue. Might il
not be well 20 warn the citizens of sovereign
ties already sccc'ied against tl,c possible incur
sion Of this disorganiring spirit! hni even
in Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi. Georgia,
Florida and Texas. Of the old heaven is
LEFT, while South Carulina has an occasional
sprinkling. Without harmony aud concord OF
of action the inhabitants Of States cannot agree
among themselves. This must eventually, if
allowed, prove fatal either to ,bc establishing
OF . Northern or Southern cunicderAey."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

his ~agrs. IL be gives eve doIlsrs ai . time for
charitable purposes
.T think can ,en you.' said my wife. in .
hes;,as;ag manner.
-'w.ti. do if zoe piease.' -pli-d. no, lit
tie curious TO know what her ideas on The sub
Jet were
"weli,' she coatinu~d. in the 6rst piacc. she
never buys for b-rseh any unnecessary 6nery.
and takes good care that nothing il loo, or ds-
stroyed that eosses into the house. and
But said !. ins~rrupting her, 4 dcubt .maE-
ingiy whether she u more careful in that re-
specs than my o~n model wife
I'm The second place said she. he |. ~ care
hhi In these rerpects n she is. He buys no
iee-er~an. oranges. cigar. &e.. neither for him
seH nor any OF his pretended fr;~nds- In short
my dear Mr.. Slack. he has no holes in hin poek-
en-" >
1t was the 6rst word os susp;eioa ny wife hsd
ever uttered On Ii. ssbj-rt. and that fAct- to-
Erahsr wish sLe nvi<tiou thss shs h.i 20 clear
ly susa. asd - s,sx7retedly. but IN 20 'kind .
ssnsss, tod .se th. rrsi e.sss u he difrresce
bs wife, cut ne 90 The qusek or rssh<r. 1 ssosld
have ssid, d ss~~d - up, ard nv pockets Ton,
ssd shsy hsvs never b~su in holes sisr. that
evening. Her change has always bsen ..S in
them ever siscs. aaA our hosye nov gill not
suAss any in eossparisoa With thai Of our friends,
the Bovess- wish god books and papers.
oaa sprpd my leisure hours uoss pis..AAily snd
pro6iahiy NJ hume than aaywirr< slsa; as.i TIN
saving Of small exPrures Teare than pay. for
..A; - l.. "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
POETRY.
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O ep>ss TsnssssA - bedros. q hsny;
II seTa y~s usssllss si,ss -, y tLsir iip~,ds
VIZ bas.0i expsefanryS , issrsoa. ~eet fever;
AZ oansosgt SAsssA - reassswv ssr,sis,s '''F =
~ seS 70 issSs ~: = -, ~ Z. = iss.s ss.sssy. 80
a rsssAsAAs>vVsA Asss - . Lsa e blss tilis-s. -
posr asSrsas a.Gys ersys % q iSssr vrsusr .s. e
sssersns and chubby. they resf the cribs edge.
A sossy ssA ssh sss ~ sch = ss~ .I.rr,
LAy AAssns 'hs~ dasrsiiy y-ssu ~ dainnly
Nails soa and % ~. I'D sassa In. vaaA.A.s.. :
y. e &. ssss and 3: Sss e sins
sst osrs Dos. 10! seA,y v.s @ansG - 800 syssy
Ases Ae eehe'd thea a. Aaseifsse psI him.
Lsse aassd. su he senp,,s of p~r, s,sbs.s>r.
Lay enris of the softess and ligbiess Vt texture.
~ sAsstAed ey eyayeu % deAeusr gusd -sirt ~ T
ssch erfh = ti< f.ds save y Csvsd ord Ps,ehs! I!
Ibss kisssbas curb. uth their live sysineine tendrs
SA.s spss.g ~ ssd .ss dsva sess Sssrt-ssrsass.
fno.e syends =, nimiy. trsnsiaceut =. amber.
Nsrs sohss1 ssdSsea By tks biss eva eepsacA thsn
~ ''ne's os Yc<pls, nar,sicss eysbds,
Ah vhss = shis efnsiss spel,ss - ~ bsss,-ssr.s,,
.Ils fear-Aba know by the thrill In NV L.,.osn
~ sssH of eAsss ustisss sd risgcvs ui.d eye-hds;
!, sn .n,,o % aa; sssly ~ kscsiss. " sS.t-si
NAT ess shsfe aee<issse my soss by ce~~e ~eaiius
~ pAsioas beneAih Ne blss wave. oftse velvet
~ vaks hn stsh kissss sias sysa m sns~i
for such rzrv s,osment would iold i. wing. Gladly
would cling 70 mortality Ions for th- bvs VI,
nsss~sa sessr sso AssasSs q desirSis Isce sssk--
Lhe rnrest o. sysero.s; has hngh reA-.uus ms.
Tu crush him down hard wings and all on INV bosom
Asd psrash - darasg ~sh rods usads q ki.srs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

A. E~oLsa IpSA ss sHE AsoErIcAL sTAry.--
4 gentleman ~alti~g throogh EBighisbridge IN
Engised. op- Sunday lately, overheard thc fol.
isving conversation between . mAa sHd wO-
man. Who sPrear~d ~ if just eoa'e frosn sosss
pleasure trip into the eouutry:
wonaa--"lslow me. Bill how tird DO feel.
Fsa .s ms-erabls too, ss . starved hsrFiag 49,
What rniserssle world = this wish q psv
sr bra BON. that do asd So~ thas ! m born
I wish ssy-slf d-sd seasa--
Nsa--why. fis,. ~hats ihs @ssisr ui,h yoa
aovi What are yoa Rrunbliag st.oat'-
wou,sn-"why doat ,rll yer aa - me-
erable - = rai!-
Mss-l-Ais~rnLts in.s~~Ai why. vAat On
earth wOsid ~ have' Yes VS. druhk Mna-
day. nni yos rs drunh sg.in "Wednesday. ssi
: N ble-se,l n yoa havsh had cBss,Eh sos today
u ,hst sist ssosgh PlcssaEs fOr yoa doat
kpow wk@s a ! sspPsss yeu wHss - ~ q
do~aright hasrel h~rs su earh."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

BaLrsoss ssB Quo. RAiLsosb.--T THIS rosd
says tn Nes OrieaAs Cresceut is one - tbs
grrabsst snonumcuts of engirr-sring skili on the
Americas ooniiBcnt. Sci-nce bas l-en r,sde 10
svsFvoms aatsral Obstacles IN = sasuer thas
ehaIicngen ~ admiration e All ~ho pass over
tbs rs~A. coaHrsai-s Hais,uaoss uith u. grsa,
Wsst ~ - pest disrct sd specdy rosie q
al. u - H. gFsai outst ior M vass quau,i,cs
of Psodsss wbich sreks @Arksf - Ne Essseys
cites. uhiis ~ Pietufesqss Asd naghihssst
rsousiAis scsnery aiong no-t the uboie be- has
a.ade u favosiss wifh tSav~icsv Il = eonpecr
81 also With All tb~ great ssatieEA lines, sod
psrsoas frDa Nsv 0rlcaas viil ksd "a. Fou,s
- bs - spesdy - aey vay - s. 70 the East
ere eitiss. We eoumead q - Ne ssieat,Oa 4
travellers - bsisg pro.ps u eesaaessoas snd en-
ccsaingiy AgrussAAs