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, 1861-05-08

:. Advance ]; say-lhe. people of!tht Wess7
Qbens1he Mississippi; j; wipe ont the printer,
e tthss' Ballzf1s: That's the
II tanifal to capital
a:ad 81: from eahiAt fHh9 tg4 thu Mest.
The men for the work'3are"abundant aid
full Of zeal. Yhe materials are in he gov
ern1nent arzenqlsa, II, The leader witt CONG
when called~fpr. The men, tho nate:
rials and: the leader want only. 10
be brought -shge.AeE asar,a the cam.
paign may begin And "a glon1ts;
It 66Sila i :I1Bn
1is where seceA 81 iii:iS H. the
.pess.ltnt hpleS ii A N5keretreason'
. fike the tnlasnl fhe ~ezr1h=
sveepn g:past !1s tpa u ~ f. iana1clear
to New Orleans 7ahd 'the 93.fitt -rguting
traitors from their lairs. digging uWp W tie
American M H. tt9gs Y that M bags been buried aId
hosting then: On every bluff, essabls;hipsgs plg
everyMhere:,he authority Of the Law. and.
egmpel lAnsrespeet 1 Ff1ne 9,e1 g ST. nment and
fear Of TIE i. Z il !isadomitable courage Of the
West. ;.Tbalgsn inviting prospeet;;: 3 hsre:
siies thegreatrtveg,!e ,!ehe BroaA< big hways:-:a w: 4:
national; hig4way-in, which our: axmass
+; may ges. Here aEs sEsr tbs yast ;msgsznes
upon which the conmissaFes ::1naY draw,
and never reach the lasb, barfel :or buSAel:
And there is the:l5e wMaitiiug y The !. lassen 80
Which, must IL, f., ai:aSght 6el5re lhe coantr1
is at peace aud our institutions are safs. j.,
+: -les.the -4ounilries aud. ,boat yards Of
I1eeslInii;g; Giinrcfnuat BOWS: ~
S.: :slSaM Albany, ,sr. Loaiis,
caicad,s Ali aee, -CleyeIuin1d, i +
pezgfit; :B1o,- :lt;1o; 1:a ab4T Toledg .be sgt'
to work: ssS1y: d3g5s WI! Wi;o51l!a sutllceae iasa
out Q f! t1se. of seam. boats, one hundred
i II i naa'ber 1E! aeha u! rhed cap-
non n and 2 howi!zsez=aa ftes14tse enough ;,
sappott tedbg fllty oqsaagd:a!sn = II in,a.essa:
ers now ai1oat, to carry eye1E, T:batte,y to-
pat to: fight all opposing fsraces, and to
a:ahd OCCUPY ti 1 ea6jnsl|dierable ajs town
betkesn C1ifto aand::the Ba1MaI:y I'd n;s1 = :,
s ;sI ts a,1ia II tie Jga thouzana nea aial
~ soqqa: b6 1t Cairo; ID .&ah{ipgepts- in
eanl Il .!ls tl}aa i.intning states
Wi}lroF Tf4t4 ihattIon # II ate not suffer-
ed te pqsh n :.tE ss " 3 1Ye6n1e:: 1lhtn with m
:pasteR sne 7mess' e. e ess.a; g ;ezof TIE r.
pu<e and to;epsn sF! ally ~ a Ayr theiE Etye
70 The ses.s: ]Fo che: :Baliae: 4sstl.e:word -'"-
, 1861-05-08
Meryland aud Jeff. Darts. ..R lls worth,a
e.. 4puavs9@4..tsov+ap aprAKue's n h.s.,Geft.
Hutiers - =.

m1Fxla00 anu y Gfta KSAK3has 4 H l14VyO{fhs&
Apaavs9-.eay. aprARue's n ns:::Ge1t.
,dTazs'* = ,szrW satsteros: NAV 1.1tsstx
- It hooks Asth6ugh Mary ryllid must 0f 1eees.
hty tie occupied By fsdern fdfeek. -.
u. Thatthe rebel fgadsth Will 7a6ott 10: The
einust fgsPerata means to UT control el Mary
b91s3 sssSga a T. the fey r. tht1t aasig3s ags1ns
5. JEFF Davis tick1ss' the aafof TIE, South. and
stimulates enljstAehFts by holding o1tth idea
Of capturing Washington by;a grand military
naoVenett- His followers believe lin It reli-
glousIg: 4 KnuE one resident-of this: city
who l#t hasthnne some time since, dnd whose
family expect him ,bsek, aoon with the South.
bat . xab!d seceseionisE, who fs=tof In Vii,
ginia, and Who on}y s-day-of tHo ef4ce grave:
y and sincerely announced that Washine ton
would be captured by the Confederate forces,
81 Nthoa ha.Aumhers Waakhut Davis never
has had 90 idea Of taking Washington BY ~
gEplt. .AAeFpeeted ansssto, stsdl Il blythe aid
Of trescher r. and tmbeealdy here, bns the day
OF that hope tisA l54g. .ei1ee PASSED Ind he re-.
lies now chit ay on the expectation that bp the
secession Of VIglniA and Marylandl fhe civ
VIII heGoqe spnEeuab}a fnx tha EGofeinmeat,
aAd viii be, ,abandpued Il fMaryland puts her.
self IA hostility to the Federal. Go4erament,
and Is not snblugated, Of eodtss -WfshI t2f to9
"oNAA ~ AASeI<eoAI1 fo4 ~ Hu4IA NgutllNH
now, cut OF from prompt me6nb tof eeumu,
nlca1ion With 1.-The .outer world. Hence the
Importance -to the aecesslonists to h}ve, Mary
lapa in their hand&- 4---,,~~--
Elsworfh's ZouaEee,. enne .of -the eIa, have
been boistereus to-day, and are under arrest.
but tbs gTeas body bf fhem behave 1ery,weu'
TnsyeEe aAaltered now In the R4pres se1ta-
tissA Hall. They complain that the Govern.
11snt aoes not eupp51 the1r -phgsicsl ,wanti.
QEs said q ma that -ha .Fas-paIfeetjy willing
to fight and. be sr0t, but didn't know az he
wanted 70 be akArHed TO aa4th. On tteiss ask4
ea Nhe,her hey TeEs sstsk ,apY coming idouu
:aAss4hey haf ta:gtf si<k Sn, a. IL. bsaG.
anything to eat sIate he left the-snEine house.
eix days ego" They ,bear their priEa.inas
we'll, aud manifest due respect far ~tneir e4i-
cers, with IN evident 5ea;re to appeaf we'll m
the eyes oflhepDple sndths Government
spragqeA and- staH, uf Rhode Island,
<#all FstuFz1, s1o1ef probably to morrow. HE.
official duties eAA him away for d few aa7a.,
when he will return, bringing with him Aecsss
saIZ provisions aud com 1rts for his; woens.
sMnen .e asksd 70 aFasw* rsquisisisn On the Gyy-
e. ern!npent !p1 ioE what vas necessary COL Barn,
sid9 replied s.We need uolhicg- bir, Tor their:
mouths, from the GpveInment31 iRahae Island.
and her Governor will attend to their wants. >,
Taerasta44eEy Me now stationed In the:bese-
msat # t4s Bats9t etRsss =:
, 1861-05-08

.--B- The lstterof o;pfresuln z Pentsacoia cor
Iespondens dohsalos the veey late ut pewx from
thai Important patnts AZ sttera 4ionk 4ausllY
enough. 1Tne- sunIutous- to- surrender: It >ap.
psaEs, eo.naa ffe1 the ether Lido this uiae. =
-Haaaaa aaaA R.pe4NtnaA. 2555=- -
~ 1tefelesfnphfe IN daspztches between Bragg
- BRAed-.1 have eausht r. 7f'art rttar. ,.r :.
81 .JET1--reteA hIni.in:
BRAGG-He Wpn't combs. : 3 - =, ,.''
JEFF-Fhsn come yoqtself -
RRAaa-=Re won letane, - - :
, 1861-05-08

: =: i1ffdaa The llaaeIphia: aIuiraf.]
:, :, Miss Da well: known as The. PrIsunePs4
!. EtteAd and aistsr Or Gen John,A. Dix, haa =.
general super yislonof the diff t4ent eeeimenta1
aosp[Eala.s TH4: onA -bests arranged Is thst cf
re; s!'s @asssea eaRsstss st1th II 9he: :eM senats
rsRatatlqn sEa teuiptoE< ia ReH kaown, hfhs
\. @tnl5tsIfng a4gel1 aud makes, with her Own
nands, fatgfNlff. iellies ;a1id t3har delicaeie8
lof thaAlek md WpRnded, heaides ad1nsptstsrs'
ing msGsInea ~ N ha1 she.cEne, she found
? poor ieilo z1eel1ptug: to- takat tef from 43in,
.enPre eysstsned 9Th SbtaBn Angae and stirred :
Will aa ir5nz z6poaa- -Tha, ,Maassca9setts- Re-
lAef fAadPctation nh9y9fntaiAhkd Ker,xith means
g pzoyide more .fome comforts, aad~th poor
u aAfe EF8tefpl bQ1eed.i j, Ia,.:.e
, 1861-05-08
EFFECT Or THE nIbGKABE;

a dees or WAT ships has put 10 sea: far
The purpose Of blockading the secession
pore. Il appears t1gsa vigorous blockade
Is already eaforced bg. tie government
vessels in Norfolk DaK.: Ks 'sleam orsail
craft is ;peFni tted1o pa ssbegnnd old Faoiftat 1
Comfort. Norfolk, Retersburg and Il RtcH TIL
mond are cut of 1cn all access tofAe
ocean. Virginia. was the last State; 70
secede, and is the first to suffer fhe
consequence, Of her folly, Within
the Rekt.::1 four weeks every port
and inlet on; the Southern. Coast,
from the mouth eef rtte James Ritef
to The Rio ;Glande4xwill .be-1 efectualiy
closed. :. It will nes-he paper blocksade,
bit al atasfa1 aSsne,- #Mtaf#lll accord Win
che decision >ef the Convention at PariiSs ii
1856, which decided that TO be recognized
blockade mass b. actual: and viii ade.
quass fhsce:.:::: -. !: s!a ;. ~: ~ -:
Neatle :all' fhe ahief posts :of4he South
are eituated anine Distance {Eo1 Il thE i'd
saast II sfi1t r q +: a1 KHf-
49,, NJ 81 p:.,s- @.' -.. 'aoone, savanas y 'sa5
49, . n.,a 4,>ouu' ,a1p..,..a A.e1anolla. Aau:
.-or, % ~ .h,o.ts b ~ ..aua[s As
~ : 1at::,a. = 8, ~ = ~, ~ @
nasafra..ts r. z,.s.:; = = = sae seA'
belslon no VIII II be sjas5 aHoTsd sssi to enter
3. 81 aspAsr ~. .@n, ~ spy poss N ssceang
su ~ ltus appnes 70 eossswse as
"en - ,oAS,su @A'4e' No' . oale u COT
~ W V sn9Resa, ,4 nos = paeAage o. goous
4e.'eu d,te ~ solnlnefel&1 intercourse WIN
me loyai s1htes and the rest OF the world
~ln haye q Pc conducted through the
an.stna1 cnanneis OF eommon1catnn.
me cotton heret9tots shipped abroad
neno,se~ m , ossssas ss, aoosle5 savannah ana
Ha..saa ' ~ ~ A s;ses5 os' s.s ~ a1aeHt n: ~ way
.ssr.s ras,ga.a t. hT 1;zar 49, a!e - anu M
, su.0. ass~A4e " ny, iansosu ana
1ase 10 Ne"-fofk and otaef loyal Eastern
eaass. sullivan ; ,h's rome ,,'.t #.p DC wholly
p Wy .aetsYs -ol lae :5oYexnmen1 NOT a
oa'e o eoA?n g n2seeeaa AZ sugar ean
fsaeh a,na19et @ ante ta:a'e S9!?trnnent Of
me oaatca n14les :gAs@ pel1siassen: ana
the same IS !rq = 800 H 70 inc !mporta. ::
Won o. gooos aap pEevllons. = Inc s, &C. ,,
ceolng 9lates oe a.o"ea ]" feeetVe 1AeA
g. a., |. must be through the lntef,er rcptes
IN 'n,s WY me feoels VIII DC a0l'gea 20:
ne'p 'ehay 1ee :! efpesso Pc! e q tpe VETO
Pay .'ooss ,, ao,;afp'oat* tee :tsovernment
.saa's, -, ~utsaa @ 'hes nave revoitea' and e
e~e'' Tue oasnesso ol me common carriers
OF k1e W SStEFn HNa Eastern 3StAteE land.
, 1861-05-08

:Ar :inc1DaST or THn BALTIMORE F1aaHI-
Qna Of the tvQlantaers4 ntythe sixth fMass, ,
:Eeglmenf' 1p deactibiag the sceae ats BAItt-
mores relates tn. fotlo owing 81 Une fellow was
leaning ont 63 window three oE;tour stories
high, afng 're1ofvtr sad throwing bricks;
. eoldief Of the stoueham pointAby, spotted
Hun, fred j, ,and down he1anh to tbessidsWalf,
-
, 1861-05-08

'4sSs =. .y.. -. s......;s - ~
* = H. soss.s s;1lsaus ss's9sa g eoS: eaek:
,a,at1re now ,Szes,,oS F rendsSs ts ~ ,ns nasi.,an
sor :stf.iIs IN tlis. cfty: one Of estreme aeubt
aotsass9sys;,nasasso tao ,ssnt povs, Of r
s.sd s st.t4 a;istia mi 3hs3e eo'
:, ~ ~. +ae.ss ~ SDu 49,
,s .s Il. :. s-s,.,. p1u .o""tu LUG
In,a 800 nn - =. ~ L2s' w e.
81. e.a , - =. e,rnaenoe w 1 ~
y mon, and
4FpFsR oEaeve fhHt4 sasateh 1F'A54e taken to
oyeTasla au lasF aaa.sratseo3kef 1ensideration
IL hannaai Is Is fn1oae H. s. vaf,o,.
t,r,, -, }af3xs 4 laYstgaF...7SS
vii n#Fa n;SsFa ;H Superior alls-:
gtaase: b. ihasa.ats sastaoaities. NV hils The
:. ~ As;a1 :! s. l.. s4
Eeek!6bo 1EaaAha 1t sea ns to Maat cou,ze
-wia-be- -PHEsuea.-TAs~ Governor and .s4ate
:ae8fa,r ara oa,ne d5nnfon,ats n s1n5t.:of -
80 % ~ e .es.-sN~ .. steI01 p1o-
9s 9n9as - ~ SoutteE w W a1'aeuen II IL
hardly Rasiblc to psss ateceks1on ordinancs.
t}ftbsr sbu2 to <tcoerce" lovsl e,tyxen.
,af ths 11,a.<as.ats. ,,t, =, ,hrs.,,s na.,,,a- - -
80. ~; 80 ..son 70
Yhe4ag1eaaknr4 'weea3At 1s{saf fsaleyss sgssIon on
i ssansase : r! AZ & tPsa r It
" lshat dha = be-
tTfq fq yasp5f yEaApf6 : lie United
Srstes sxfse n4aNs d.t ,tonena
r. s.5S; 6 te 81 1t s9ings nnt.
, 1861-05-08
.rre /, ~ :.

- -, -.
.1rna BY d. toravta: ssps5..s, 4 Z ea,zu~
REED 1Ga r. :1zk,L4xt suessS
5SEHs5s 5HaTa sPTHAEr : e YsxtkEEs, q E,ass9vss sE
LA4R2&sT. "a SSf 4 I. seE. feas aa1ps anA saa4a
ssz Tsts as;1ssss s,5ss .ts..
Rsse2ssosa azsssa Il SsEih e si1 SsiE
+ 5T HRs3s.t 3 ~ U.s. - 49,.
|:5sESssRa :. ~ saals.sE f. ETss z15sss
es EHasr1nfs ! Il Is: ss ssefss .h.cIss .,}sse est*
2hsntEs I Ss;t IL: sst.:ssszz tsfs :ase&
- 422ks s;sS i ~ mi = j W. Randolph
Es15 aH zsfqsa gs.ss GslE aeeA
&FEh1ft kEF1EfHfks, sat. " Rss = e1sst .sss
XaitSa II 81 = Z 5 le es3 seqss Hahsalas snt EEss sE1s
.FHYK;IHttas asfxt ;setasy Ntaos.
fS559aSssaEB' EBASRESsr ~ Ssis sesElss,sss elsss s:ss
Gastk ! sssES9k: = asasa .p.as
vs. wa51Sshh Nzhz ezs .e =, ~ 1.ss:sssaa@ .s,,;s
,s1asis..as 5saa as.ot Is a..an:ta.s,ss, i ;a
-7:-r;..A 6. ~. .-as-7a r. Il islu a
A4& TUA4M.- go o.r:.i.- .s!saT>nrt H,xL PIECE
=. ,ua~ 3.A 'Ads4s1
. ~ :.E:Ml.hl,EK&, ;. E:'ll.l, e fs;&t E1aEpf,
tz,z. :r':s-- at -11s=e =1- n: fcsa,ran
), ,WH0LE1aI.R :s:hn IsSSss&sHixrn Ssss &Hixrn
: - =: =: "a VII s as1415i
assEAt ths as's .1s<ss< 4ae.x.s
- : '4': III la;li1s; sait.ssss,z i -
as<xesa La&a aea Raaao,ah .,,sst 1.,xA
Ns31sHSE G~0ARQ<
, 1861-05-08

saSks-%7sA 's1essel VIZ Sfex .
The Mr8snnrT1 I1STa tiirx TB Hsexes Rsap
Mlo nes-. Hi1xsea lrAsisy,,-- q IN iuE
tls atAIe TO be frevxItke d .Staye En.
eaatnpN&eA1...si.ndttto OF the Won nnA
Menn-Aet3an..zk1aex
AaA2fXa ~ ~. :. .-ESl q e
, 1861-05-08
::lIg q sf,As eF3 i7ETe III U1FTt :.
An1a aoFtauo@of ret7o..iLeteAt FROM III,
=; =, -; + 51sl g

+ -. .EE6osre.pondenss tbahs 1hi:sg goa Tabpne.]
g: 4se &C.. ~: 80 y =: Z ata 81, 1851
shr this fittf5P6,aM g ii W2da@aeay; sd t1sfe te
sled fsom Pittsburgh heIs with an Intelligent
ySeas ySe e aRsFfn GsSaPa Tho hss tSs Sssn 1s.
years. Qaspnday hast As eacaped enlistment
/ IN Jefferson Davis army, and came North.
Ha confirms current Recdtnts Of the STATE Ut
society tthere-no man between :lB auIl 5N
yes1e Of age ean fsfape brutal insult and, per-
sonat danger but by enlistipg; that q t1lan
Without va aoaelszsSeP: y At o1ce spotted ;aa.
an Aootislonist; that ladies' otherwise. anfa-
BILE, cultisas ID, d. etatf8ected with wealth.
dassna aa3dlnEan sns coward that il orainary
conversation sAey say to the recruits that they
%aat e. @ aa1et ssnSpg ,,a9 LE IT,:
sPg sss t7 s E (Sagtsd stIpRt ngsf
in.a sA&ff EU~4 Aftlosed IN 4hemiddle Of tha
afternoon, and but one plaee business open,
which was drink-shop ; that 1t was verE H.
tls net,es Il that
not s.y they are going to any Northern State:
but give some other point as their destination:
that Mobile fired 100 guns at the peEa
axaa4suHal~Scott'a4Ee Eeei gsatten, and hhd' .
grand procession IN hencr Of his adaes;
sion to their 1anss; that their papers
one millio1 dollars to their cause; that when
the news WAS reversed this SANS paper1 eald
h. Was old and childish, ana1 Of no account.
etc, etc
.Batl drop this note to say that this y6iuhrs =
g MI aman Rss urged to en1.s!: that hn tdIdf1E
captain that be would fight for the Stater bill
would not march out Of it. <His CAPTAIN tnld
him suRt tho comp my In which be bad heen
drilling WAS To START FOR CA1Ro osWfp.. I
aEsnAF LIST. and # h would .not go.w1th.|
, 1861-05-08

Col W11son'a :zep4yes; 4,,sifsny h{prious
zsports have been Sireatatea respecting the
witch afe utterly without Hfouncauon, CoI
WILSON says: "Ms privates iare. hard work
Ing, honest men, q atgs portlonet# HON havc'
seen active eexgice. and Hil compare faTefHbay.
with any bpaYof men. enlisted here er e1se
sSsNE devotion to tha cap1 p1e 10 which they
hays pledged: their. services Their enly de-
stre: aad apxietyist to h6 'sent fianaediateiy to
the seene Of sesion. ..'=.:&.sL Tina.
, 1861-05-08

srBosa. T41r-GG:sn:: We6b.: Of the New
York Courier and faaasrt7 says: '..In' the
garrison in:.E Pickens, &e-have a: son,
whose asath.we would much rather teccn1 as
having per,shed behea1A the lains Of the Fort,
4han Be- eoapelled 70: aanpnnaaa that II had
been surrendered 70 the :rebsla without Tbs
less of:a man, Il 80.
, 1861-05-08

>
phatically choking process, from which
none can escape The pressure about the
neeks-off Il thea will be as sutoca.ing
to~sheh spirit II rebellion, as a gripe of
their windpipes would he to the breath in
their nostrils Tie hundred war.vesstls
constituting the blockade, will do Us much
towards putting down The rebellion and re,.
.dpcing .trators to obsdieuce,.sk ~
aqa.l u,unaereeser;uza,ts H,arcbsd AMONG
them: :hy. land: -Asainsr 1h5 blockade, the
rebels can iaterbofe NO resistance ]; they
i aano.-serlte back u ff,,1pede it bY di{e eA;
"a orj osj 70 r3ortidea:ious> rhtys cannot :8ive
it,: eptnd battle; nor Jet aSlSl j.
from; M annt5fstaaae:- .Everv:: man
IN ~ arns md ~aystr ma, IT, nor1 =
win s.sF;.s fnns,,,wt ,v,,;ch ho ~ 1s;ts,l
~ narrr ~, asa,ne ,,,Eor ,.1srr ,da,,sr. =,
wiil. .costthe uorarnzoeat to. ma;nfa1n M
bi,ckade L Tilll Gal &c 4ttels ,eii 3ghen
to to this iii beaded the march by 1sadbf an
j ::iir:resiytible ARMY u upon Richmond @ ano,ner
|;npodu ,Mesinphi Ms iiS.s tfi;; ibid rom Pensacola
npon Monisouerg, and . "a lioa;sItb 1T uppa;sx:
as the probabilities are-thiat + he rebx1s viii
7,e. 9 brought to ,heirmilk" Tbevwtlr on:
gin to discover 4Ast..a bargain 16jQh3 re:
sqpifes theI4ssess,qf. .Ixe,psrties to, make,
, 1861-05-08

!, A.: czBnsr,aAY 7BhE61fsaB. tArrArx-we
-lsstmt titn Rag:J. r: A.hlsy, t6g pzstor of: the.
Baptist Church !. North sAttle6erP; was last
eqanes SisSa 2t3a IA M $ 81
To poaesa tbs S6qassItes 81 - fifsf rate offtrnI
s.. .1a@aloat Haas t7aaftte:@
, 1861-05-08

1t il .r7ao!tea ::shat The. 6o4ernment have
given. erdersto tha Superintendent Of the ID 4
Y yards to ,haye. twenty powerful steam, pro
PEELED gunsboata OF not e1ceeding eighl feet
dtafs, 'bni1s iH tie saortest 1,uszfble space Of
ttlsae 7rhemsrenaat ship yatds viii hassets at
yaxe companies tofur1,;h ii {. .maseainetE
, 1861-05-08

A"t tPReEER Psl1az32.,- We s]heafa version
Of tee 6osh Ptalh.na8 in.eae q p5iar churches
;Is last funday: The following: verse was, suag
vita euophssis q our part #: ths house: -
=. - Go with ourarrrfea TO- tie fdht :t5- =
Llkaa Confederate G,,d;-@t -
- -N In Saln confederate potoeTs mite -
- AEafnss Thy lifted rod 81 .
, 1861-05-08

.11,'a T5om ths so.aAs,a e6sl&zsTaey (Atlsn.a,
: "A 9ekaas saoakAAn{o4s~Wa take pleas.
ure Ia laying fctr-" ~.,- = 7S<rs the following
extEaet fom:a aettaz genaema9R
u Ihia effy, ..ss -: :.~Saanyiag note of
atsza ~ 1asaelaSssa1n few years from noV,.
it t6s Htats ssfee.Sdss Sl9aS eaE Cenfsderacy:
Xan;Kau kaaw< <Sby- @pathie4 are with the
e. G. II 4 + e %ssz
dressed .ibn to .T1se.dsnE Davis fpr ID
appointment, In Hk{EkF tosh ,4ahefty Of nelng
{sas sns name ~ - Fstsssnts ny eacd tsnd
9aspsS l. II s af4 .Ra to receive
abovs steai1is iii III oHn siaFs II u
-tfom private letter received tfom Bf. j. c.
: Whitehin, IN eminent and tarsbB surgeon, ,cf
lI9ois-a Pennsy lvanla9 y3 ninh| He HI
stfss noA, ID Her f,cur of Tfs t69 {Ihlhit hix
sympathy Ia thu abssssateaat aatIlftfb WsEv,l lsEz
e-a -n;.> ~7-7 ~:H 7><~,7~-::r.sES75: 4. ESP,
s. CD n1otfeu, EhordasF: Ifptnsn; Ifrts dec. 6Esson.
'3s*tt 6: Mshau 6Hu Geo,1T' Defdept were an
pointed D. Cqmmfttxe' to 'axalE s6h Dr. ]. G.
Whitehi1fhhd ftq1est him ffbb 7t01n}e. forward
and explain -hinkelf, > The COMMITTEES retired
55a 81 81 5s{ss 8 i eq'p,sy
|. 10 Writing the1et witch the above is an
|~extrac4, aads also aekuo1 1ledg@d~that he had
I WE1ttena lettM to JEFF: :b1sis fot: i situation
h tne 5Hed7eM stsf CT t4ees5oth@1n XrI1v:
buttatd; hu'zoh1y cid Tu1e, araasfhat
the 1Tst l=ttnr : @ written In ahxwer tR,a tes1
tet fom a friehd In GepratxssM he ,EEce1y-
H about tbs middle Of 1axs. d :cf mbSr, lpI
/ before thswaf eommeuced, md hstbtee It f.eb
believed tsAt' there wouid" be- 'bpy. Fat;e T1e
icB octnr a1.o.Genied: that shs.xas In sYmpathV
'w1rhtde febeaa, andBaid ttat ever since tiie
frat gur was firet ~ Eumaer, a'4i1 Ffrgfde1t
htcc5n Ind tssuef His ptoc1aMasina com
manatDg the trattors III dispsree,,- he he'd been
luyM to1he Stars aud GtripeE,. and also read q
+ itttenteat eatiiefadju1t trecased from Secretary
sCameroh, showing that hg.had nude applics
ett0n' q efsuationi IN tbs United States Army.
After which the Doctor Eettfet and speeches
were made by VIM. N. Smith, j. C. Naba1a.
| LIP seregaE, -Ess~Mahan and othere. Tha
msFtiAg tAsn' n'apFainsedeC Capt. Amos Msffssha11.
H. e, ssrcgi1, 10 Mabsaa, GoW Lbne;' Rob.
+ eEt Eel and Ihbwaa,F Upton . acoEnmtfaee to
nifty .Iames G.; WhitehN to ,leaNe tie, State
,instantkr- Iha a-meftlhf 4hen .aajoufned uhfil
Monday, May 9Th, 1861s st 7o'cloek P:N.: @'':
.-..;- ..,.i.. D. B. CLAdaxrG, Pfeaidept,
| .1sAAo-s s MAHAN, 8eefEtaze-s;.
E. B.!-f an 1hiol med. tEas ,the Doctor LEFT
+ this plses this. morning BY Eths, train going
|; 6nuLn- s+:..,- - .-.12AAC-S, MAHAN.
, 1861-05-08

g KAaHT,--R=y. fe:ncn- s. saaas,=aate sasFae
Of H. Bilamoresstis ~, who was driven ftonf !
ca eitg hE.the seasesaoa .zsfti4ns beesush he
its. ;Eg fofI YRl9a Sl1ays, hean appointed
'nsFnfF 3asslessttor Of tte Fort R BsJAmesa
, 1861-05-08

: :, ,PRasnEsx DAVIS .zd-TaKE: rzx F1EEiD:-
aYe learn fr2m the,.most .rsftable aoaros that
ftesident Qayia Will 1&ka. eoranaand in per
sgni "a aGenelslJn-G Ghief Of the forces gathering
IA VifgiplAs- cazi2ssaH EnllEies.t -
, 1861-05-08
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AAa4 ANN SALES.--FUTURE
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