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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02
.sNo More slave s,ates.v


Young Republicans, guided by the mod
ern radicalism Of fanatics who have assum-
ed the possession of all the conscience Amr-
RIGA can boast, talk frequently as though
the present raving of their party on the
question of slavery admission had always
been the sentiment of the wise men Of the
past we invite such of them who have
not grown too wise to learn, to read the re-
marks of John Quincy Adams on the ad-
mission of Arkansas. This venerable
statesman notwithstanding his anti slavery
feelings did not forget his obligation to OBJ
serve the bond which was written and
signed by our fathers. How many Of the
papers that are now devoted to "Anti-sla-
very" talk after the fashion .ollowing;
"Mr. Chairman" 81 cannot consistent
ly, with my sense Of obligation As a citizen
of the United States, and bound by each to
support the Constitution, cannot obi .ct
to the admission of Arkansas into the Uni.
on as slave State; cannot propose to
make it condition Of her admission that
this article from her constitution.
She is entitled to admission as slave
State as Louisiana, and Mississippi, and AL
ALBANIA and Missouri have been admitted
by virtue Of that article in the treaty for
the acquisition of Louisiana, which secures
to the inhabitants of the ceded Territories
all the rights, privileges and immunities of
the original citiz.ns Of the United States,
and stipulates for their admission, conform.
ably to that principle, into the Union -
Louisiana was purchased as country
wherein slavery was the established law of
the land
Congress have not power in time of pelce
to abolish slavery in the original States of
the Union, they are equally destitute Of th
power in those parts of the Territory ced-
ed by France to the United States by the
name of Louisiana, where slavery existed
at the time Of the acquisition.
Slavery is in this Union the subject of in
ternal legislation ia the States, ana in peace
is cogniz lble 10y Congress only, as it is ia
city tolerated and protected where it exists
by the Constitution of the United States,
and as it mingles in their intercourse with
other nations. Arkansas, therefore, comes,
aud has right to come, into the Union
with her slaves and her slave laws. 1t is
written in the bond, and however l may
lament that it ever was so written, must
faithfully perform its obligations"
So Judge Mclean holds this very ex-
plicit language:
In the Territories of Louisiana and
Florida. Congress recognized and to linn
tied extent regulated slavery. But, as be-
fore remarked, slavery existed in those Ter
ritori.s at the time they were ceded to the
United States. and in the treaty of cession
of Louisiana to the,p. S., bound themselves
to protect the PROPERTY of the citizens
Slaves in that Territory were considered
property, and were within the treaty"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

W- He is happy whose circumstances
suit his temper, ut he is more happy who
can SUIT his temper to circumstances.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

81 A though tn. densest of all pric.
clh!es, ruth S tho most transn4 rent.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

az He who knows himself has occasion
for humility
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

- Low as the grave is, you can not
cfla, high enough to Zee beycad it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

Some Ct the eztcr,5o0a"s, ana SpecrIat3ra
aud monofol.stS, "h6 htySs heen grinding
tasir earnings ont OF TIE people OF Charles
IN, :. & and other places near the scene Of
;ae tate engagement off Port Royal, Is long
as they believed this war w0Hld not reach
t1ela Ia earnest, are now preparing 20 depart
Cuder various pleas. The Charleston Ccarier
j justly Indignant ther-at. aud uses tae I'll
LING Language t9varts them Il - issue oi
jae t3th.
T9:s hing must 4aG shall be stopped We
J'i"r CT design 10 Glrt4GtC1 o. cttru>IYe "a
vice, cut W. call Ursn tnv commander Of ta-
I Jst .ra district tu SEA % il, that 1raue. ;.aI
l.cofupt arrangements be nIaj- 10 regulate
auI COL -Iol IL" movements CT persons sses-
ih1 - sneak Cut CT tae city. Let full taciii-
Ce. be offered for the trans portatiOn and rs
cyrt Of fimllos, infants. 1HYaiids, non com
UttlntS, and towards, VINO wish ID go, but
let measures be taken to stop the Il. ght 0 I
those who can be made useful. ard VIII owe
rs theII services. Lex the panic makers aud
rdmOr-s sprInkieTe, who eudeavor 10 alarm aud
excite oar people, be watched, ard ii reces
sary, nut 20 good use. We dc not expect su"h
counterfeit representations OF men To hskt
tor us, OF themselves, OF their wives, or ChiI-
dgeu, bat We demand that ,hey shall not ae
permitted - ti@ht against Us, or 10 excite
-skGe, needless, and premature aporehau-
FIops amo, our true :tlCad5 elsewhere o.
leaving Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19
4 PLAIN = A6E.

It seems that the editor OF the awhile Re-
!sis,sr has been troubled Of late with inquiries
into the Cause OF his recent defeat !or ths
State Senate. The following reasons emu
IaeTated sy him in his paper OF The l4th we
should think are sufficiently plain to close
the mouths OF the cUlious against any tuf-
tAer prosecution OF their iEq t,iries:
y .shiag,in all thiogs, to gr1tI.y our friends,
q we'll - the patrons {! tis 6ts i6.-r, Ne OFF,
cniy i've REASONS foT our defeat, IUur II which
ViH never occur again
lst. We Were defeated because we did not
gstenoUEh votes 10 elect "a.
2d. because 1he votes east Tor rs. " lea
summed ny, Unfortunately tell short OF i
p.uralty over sGI competitors
81. 4-td We secured ali the suffrage we
raOu2ht should have been extended 20 us, "
would lave BEEN elected.
~. Ne G!d uoG secure that Suffrage, cor
S,gutntly we - ere MT elected
jth. " wege defeated because Republics
&re always uAGrA;tIuI." And it being
doubtful Win some Is 10 whether We are
living IN 4 Republic, tney concluded 10 W1i:
anu ascertain the t;tsl before they cast their
votes either way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

MURDER IN TExAs.-fhe Austin Ga.en. nn.
tlces that the body OF Ii murdered man was
found on the road Eight miles east Of the c,ty
ANA adds:
The name OF tae victim was J. A WiIm.
and be Is supposed to have lived near Konnl
Top, fAJette county, and Was highly re-
spectabis gentleman.
lie was travelling IN buggy alone, stopps,s
ard bought corn 10 iced rs hOrx- in the even
rag OF Il gentlema All Ia the neigh DO hood and
shortly after camped by the road side. in The
pTaIrie.
His hodT was .ound the next dsv shoi.
d.sttnce from where he seem ed W naye Ia VA
DOWN for qulet nights rest, his he d IN 81 e4
ht"TtiIy No Jelly, as II by repeated blows of
heavy htui Eeou, the first ct which pr b.fo
bIy killed hInl, - there is no sign of "A strat-
gle. Has carpet bag was cut open Al Il rim. 4
his buggy run OF some distsncp and his h.,Ys :,
armed loose. About a dollar aud y hqtf az
s'iver change wls tsuad pa his person, al,a
no'e and other valG-bl" pap-Ts, ~ fLe
ainnnHt OF five ~ )ustpd dollars.
lbis @adlr u involved IN the deepest lnys,
ttry no clue whatever being IS yef obtsine T.
As TO the flend' who perpetraled so io,tl a
crime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

Mrs. Pearce, the venerable mother OF the
Mayor Of Tallahassee, tiorida, = lady sitaess
eighty years OF age, hhseatded, spun, ard knis
twenty-six pair ct woo!en socks, whie6 she
hss presented &c u company from that city, 81
alenphis, Tennessee.
MIR. John Patch. who eIaimei tha honor of
icing the original Inventor Of tie steam
screw propeller, died ~ the POOR aonss in
Yarmouth n. -. on The .1th sf september.
Hugh Kirman. 8 sen tismsa ot some nrotal.
nence in Tenaesses, and former resident .os
Nashville. died al Cumberland Furnace.
Tenn, y few days since.
A man, named Eli. Marseoe. was shct AZ
Memphis, T-nnesse., few DAYS since, ~
another nsIned Nuttaii. lie sarvii sa iao
wound only few hcurs.
TN the day Of the batisl Of the kltiet ~
the battle OF Belmont, slissoufi. haslnrss " ~
generally saspc..isd.
IL IA ARIA, Al Ioiafe bus, Gu5ss.s = tea
nights s.nce James SlaItA w.ss .kssia.s ~ \
nl.ln ualnea Harrsll,
tui.ieot. SYLVESTER Mewry, u former s!eixgase
fruM ArI<oaa, was klisd by tae luesia,4 ~
Arisoa.s il September last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

EyaSsposT, Nov ~ 1,st

EvASsFosT, Nov t3 Z ,1t
I he last week has ',a-Ssd uil.,at.tuuy veg.
m3or aUt events, ard .Acep. M ccCastyGat
attempt { a .aIt to pas, ". ygopld sraua .
very G1tli line. tIIt every favor, Die brse ~,
Fnroa mali craft Wiii ra,s by hugf.pg war
td. "ti"nafeiSt fhr VI Fyi,nd sllgr,, not hos,
t'Fr, "nh"h' h*vin- a few >no.- Fred =
them, "his - y v~TN Istsgss ia. to p.i.t..,.
tt-t HiF" = "a hE. SEA. -p't,' II - ~ ttNpr.o
mere h''r 80 each -t4~ or ;bsu. III, VI. a
tsev sta rled
Ao"dty >.'s' al SAIL start-d up; .h,.n .hsJ
were IN range n" oetsefits ape4. .ed upnn a.,
largest, ahi fi'cd sight or ten rorl,Ids .wo
rrnning 20 take efe' I, one 10 her stern tae
other in her bow. Wnii- the iiring was co.
l. g on, The Var kee battery, which is oup,,sita
~ No. 2 battery on orr side, opened ur-u
suId battery ana fired three rounds. III of lsr
shots f,liing short Having been "nno, .t. Nv
thrlr tmpudenCe once or tE."a ~ fore trAy
hred 10 re' shots from, No. ean, North Poi,.t
batteTi tht nTSt bali passed over and struck
s'tne distance beyond them the second srruck
N their btrt@rv, iAc the ciser very near IT,
It.Wouid have doLe !ou good to have s. eu
ths rascals runnit Ia every direction every
On" no tohb' tbioEing thst the ssn wcugd
strike him. ! hey We're taken with the same
disease that ,ii.y hai at EuD hun and Lees
bUrg. Manure viii have her way
We &re getting very Near 10 old = b4'e L,se
now -r@tr cough to carry on conversation
win IN N. Monday evening ihe{ grt IA
talk'ng w!th lhe North I'pirt Battery ba, :
ouE boys ak,d tiI"Ul IL thy csIar ~ Bon
10 hsii y" "Wte.e do ,af. axp.cs ~ r.1 I.,.
yoHr iptef .T3rt.ls i ,.,+r. la Lr.-t-
HTt N.h"t Vas Er". Vl.loW ,,it l,ara.'
- - a." e a. laiicys
The ida, IL &C are Wy AIGyG In want %
lo'hinA .,Ic I'tot 4s!un. seems 80 IrrFaii
t'h""& li-Hs. i"'y Ma.tcd II hnct /. 49,
fioh Aan5 s'uIe troTsrrs rEu -uiDrthlng r.,
ear zee Gu> % oar every uaJraiLg aud
-Fr''i"s. g.. A,s,e - -hat o-ith thea,
" ttidaE - .ning, atoat . o',llca. q la.-
iuJH was -s-t, t. as"eGG "huut - f..yt y, "A
''ftnetstcItj dit"ction itoIu here. 1t.tr
-'itf ;n- ti t>t &noF TIME j. VA at!ta.l'
t~"H, ana o- ain thnut sun<E l. was seen ID.
ascend, anj ,QH'tuusu un is upward night
'Llli II |dS TOO u+rN 10 see IL. ine.r 4hi.,t
. oohotites I" ascertain the pcsition aud
siEerg =, o. uar forces here. Tn,re is but caa
KAY tnr Them - iind that ont, and | guess
LhtS arbafcdij - iTY lha' way having fa,r7.d.
70 tneiF ssArov" thar NE always have ~ "a >.
70 ma6c tts-TA 'ure the double lick SIP.
"avE - where ;hcN Ef3Ited F.-d1v IL.
been rsY11afkablv qaigt one Th-r,. srs IN r..,.
pI tour sieamerG tying Below, and a. ma.,
above. Fat,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

Vr Wm. Elliott, OF thts city, AGte3 q no
n!, ana self ssCrilrIHg part Ia and after the
6Hitle of FCrt hoy Al, ana IL deserves TO 6e
Lyted. he tCrOuuAHieI the (Ieur.la trOO,.S
H. ,tn untIbtlai capacity, We ieacu, 10 the
island, aud was present miHistaTlug - I.it
wounded throughout the action. At t1e
.4e u retreat WIS ordered, ne vas engaged
~ IA IGUr vCUlle-t men III The Ii SIitai, s.ua
h9d every Opportunity u make hjs escape
b. 10 preferred ristIng CsptuT- tnd a. pro-
lIprt-d confinement IN Iinr0ih'e dGnge0.as.
2 sthrr than desert tie IUtJrJuudte. &iu re
manned win chem +, several r-it s.. ana uu-
ti ftaY were properly cared .ol, without b,.-
49, le2t'sted, .ui then, tncouyh the assist.
"..- e % .vGro, left tie island and returned
10 -. yIly.--Nas1aaah hs!a.bi.caa, I3tA thsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

SorTRsaS PAciRIc RAu Ro.p. - from ths
tsddo Ga'ers, OF saturday last we extract
the following:
We learn from reliable parties that the
southern Pacific railroad is now graded
from JonesNI,ie 10 the Louisiana line, q. the
terminus OF the Nicksburg. Shreveport, and
Texas Railroad. Taa Southern paoinc Com
ptny are very anxious tn make d connection
With Us, and many of the Com pany are viii
ing 10 tseae up the track TO the lake ana loan
IL 10 us 10 lay our track through this PARISH .
We teol con i.ieaI u4at An arFan cement eoul A
be made which woaid praye eventually ben
eneiai 10 both roais. Wall Our enterprisinx z
president take this matter under eanstaera-
tion aaa give us .ae benefit OF the III yes sms ut
We haye made
\ ssia 2ssat amount of i.op {an be proe arest
fC,O~ti is te onF a.v sion ard ss, III eo,li PAM
essii ssissss "a .eSing The TRACK.
NsAIa ileof CAN es cIapleyed IS soon aS
cottoa lisalnE IL over, tor tbs plantsfs viii
NOT rlise much cotton next year, ana a
Large nun Der Of hands may hs detailed on
pu oiic woyks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

MAKES OF pFFICEbs There are two or tnfea
Gen. 4 nders)ns. Two fntths aad ia Missouri
two Gen. Prices. Gen Taos l.. Price ia
tEPRuuts rigat bower, and com maais III.
forces "a Ersinon2's a ABSENCE. NJ iar (i-upr,tI
>trriInE PriE" commands Ihs Missouri sous OF
iiDartt To those " ho y ish to keep Ii. rtj.,
OF svsnir ia Missouri, it may he we'll lo hear
the distinction in mind,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

circular jsse.--Oa a geceal cScieiog
capt Li neh. who u ~ Foft Pillow. exclaifn-
"a ta IN Irtshman WHO was nfsinc a s,ioA Of
uQ Der rather slowly Up with il man, why
coaid swaliow is - The irtxht-tn replied,
I" We'll, eapp'u, s1sbate eou .coa4d, hatlf ~
havo't clrenlar st@ n yoUr s:aiuI>Al fecss-
on IL wouldn't pass"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19
assE AFsrcN pgS"r or I'VE EIoHnoSD rrsrsrcH.I


E-EELE Z q - :, q = va
--
Ea;-rn, Nov lstn ,..I
a I sec in you7 paper .: the I9tn ms -,
IA articis headed "i.iuyainlt-s IA T.uoas... p,
several mistakes, l win 50 far tresnaSS ou
your tire ~ 20 st Won right i'm resard "a
them.
LIST There ara hui e., bridges ;,urur o.,
Lhe road between Bristoi 1nd hgoN,iIfr
i1StFad OF five hut nm attpfupt was rnada ,n
ourn Il third. near straw berry UisiuS hr,
the sentinel shot and kiIieo tw O. and ,rt-a
more than spartan yat1r. toaght he gvhol.
band Of inc-ndiarieS uutll he was lit,Tatty
cut own aud i-tj trr dead But ". ,.a
hhppy 20 e4l he >ri 'CpnGei ia giving ma
alarm. aud saved thr bfis!ka r c.it; fhupgh n.
arm vi, severed tiu.. a., npdy, .nd al.
Otherwise severely stt. ,tt + III, ,it,. a., b..
hopes are entertained q: his f--.orer,- J'a-
Nantguga bridge - npW .ual lid by aeoiu a.
AanIfeL militia, with Ga.t p..,'r, g.. atti!trf:
b's.drs 'Apt Mel. tlH.t'a to.r,.ty OF ,4y-
airy. iAt enemy l. "a >tTGug force ami -
pnAted Il rec ana hatt miles above the.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

CoakiFTED SCtC,ug,--tm "Wednesday, nishs
of last week, man BY the nsiHe OF VI \
lucho, committed suicide by lea ping from .he
s@c0Hd story oi she store house OF Msssrs
Mehane aud Sabieit, OF this place hi. head
striking the pavement rrst The a-r-s, sa.i
was music teacher by profession and .sld
10 be qaise proficient in his eating - iaasv.iEs
R,zisfsy la.h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

Ths New York Hss4ss. OF the lat1. says
thai AIRS. l4incoin. IL nov iii New Ycr& oa
another shopping ex peuitlon.
Harr, Maearthy, the comedian, Is perierm.
ing at Pensacola.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

@sav az.

krOiLCE All peiso..s a., NEr,.- % .ia. q, g..'-
y Git JOHN MILLER OF n account Cr poy
hjn a-y-itiug s."r 20 i8e, he has i-t .,e; en1
= ii not hr responsible to- a5y act Ct hl-
no lS--:h+ HENHT IL. nESE FEB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

YFa,r~ ''.s.rt, Uog1,s4 ne 8oysIa9d H. "a
t"'tr ~fDa mr. haff..t--it," Am1es ifs
fe7>f,1.--.i I{H esnt. a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19
f!lE I.tIE tNCENGltRI opTgAGEs
~ it>NF.NsE

1 Car,s ~-i,a--TA Etgo Ua,,i,qoa r sos.,57 49,
4 >.f'"-' - ieG"e -. peomtrsa g., C,a,4 t,ns
IN, E.hela,"a, "r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

SALf--No Laes o| Sa!t.-Mr. Ill., residing
near Bethany, lfedeli county, Ia co,apany
With seven wagons, returned from the Salt
Works, near bingdon, Virginia last Satur-
day, heavily treishted with salt .! the best
quality, which WIS purchased at nf,y cents
per bashel. MIR Hill says the works are taFa-
Ing out 5000 bushels II day, and tae arGcis
can be had by The %, 0,oOo bdehels any day
This indeed Is good news. Bat let salt like
wise be mdae a. Wlimtagtoa AID Nof.olA -
IFe4.A k'xsstss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

3. -..a stsAs--a t.siS 5!GJ iS- sies
81 50 sslssa ~ p 40 houses AID hospitals west
n 30 rs ses ara hsseby nount1 10 ssid tnsir 'ss-
y Il ,..,a.. y, gIs14 . r. .R0HInsON'g iIots--
sx nsgr. cs.reF Ell az Trtas kia ssrs@ss ss
sia4s ,st q Authorised ~ INA koxssos 0s1ssAi 70
~ LII. .,s.s .u~asn -.iS. + 0U-O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

The 4ppfa.'s Columbus CORES spondeut re-
Ia tes the following Interesting Incident:

Ia tes the following interesting incident:
An incident Of heroic conduct is related III
connection with the first heavy charge that
oar coiamus Iaade upon the enemy, which,
IN incident OF the battle, should not 70
unrecorded. When the two tolumns came
face IN lace, COL. Walkers regiment was i'm
mediately opposed ~ ths -th Iowa and Day ia
koilmfr, OF cap stese- /, ls,IAp p3uY, belong
iDz 70 Col. Walkers resin mont, drawing th-
dttt alton OF = com 2 "a - the 7tars ard
stripes that f!o9ted over the enemy, uVo%ed
MS mention OI capturing the co!CYs or die
il the attempt. The charge was made the
centre OF Walker regiment. Capt. Stokes >
position facing the centre Of the Iowa regi-
meat as the two columns came within u
few yards OF each other, young foltmer ana
u young man by the name OF LynGh both
made rush for the coiors, but Noiiiaa aar' ;
5ayCnet first pierced th. breast of the color
bearer, anu grasPih. the n Z hs waved it over
his head IA triumph. 4 this moment he ana
Lynch were both shot edd, and 10 Eollmer
fSit emuiating the aflor of ttess chlyglrols
young men, Capt j. Nei"y Armstrong step.
ped forward 10 capsare the csiors. when he
also fell grassine the Il q. 50 * 'fbese eaiSr ,
are now TT Gen. Piiio& a ,s.{-,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

The Savannah h,Ye5jjeaa Of the l2tL inst,
has TIE folio wing paragraph
We have heretofore stated thai ia h. re
1Fe ron. Hilton Heat, ,p,ain Read was
compelled 10 abAndOa tWo brass field pieces,
aud leave The horses grazing On The Ii and
Saturday last, IA faith ful negro man, the pro
prrty OF Mf. Pope, who resi- ces on the Island
ctptured ali the hon ses OF The battery, SIN
teen II mum her, placed them = tiat, bros ue h t
them 10 > savannah, and delivered them 10 The
Captain.
We also learn that the guns have been re
covered and ws!i be up in I. day or Two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

nr Farrer, isvi,ig lrar hloray.sis E-s.5l.,
had \ son IN the hight ut Columbus W no was.
perhaps the first To meet death. Ills ser
want wac with The company. and In the pro-
gress or the battle, missed his n, aster. Look
ing for him, he found him cold in death. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19

iaithful slave took his young masters mus
krt and cartridge box, iali into the ranss
and fought ell day with nuHjrchIpg gal
iantry, dealing death 70 many a I.inco!nite.
rHE FIaTr At WEST LiGEkTr. ~ "A FRuE Ac-
corST.
The following account OF the af,ir at West
Liberty, KY, which we take from II CORES
pondence in the Louisville (BowIing Greel J
Courier, OF the 9th, is from a source that ".
can vouch for as perfectly reliable
We detached from Pcfstonshurg twp COM
pini"S- part cavalry and part infaIitrv, mum :
hering about 2G0-tIapts May and Hunter
capt, May beirg in command Of the eXped
ton, Oar object was simply to establish =
temporary camp at West Liberty, SO as TO
concentrate the scattered elements of ths
southern rights party through that reRiou.-
We II DH heard tlat9 force of several hun.
dred Federals Were at McCormick's Gap
We sailed ont with a small detachment @
cavalry, and when they heard our little part
approaching, the terror WI ich emanates from
craven aud coWaFtiiy hearts soon maenlrien L .
INTO very l.rge body Of cavalry, and the,
mad" 4 pTecinittts rstrograda movement d,
VI I'd Lick.
We tIen returned TO West Liberty ane,
Wai'" "WatHng reInfOrc"menI5 from Pres
'on+onrr, tie Hessian. mad an advance H.
tGs mean tune. they having learned That oul
.oTcv was small. We eXpect.d Il their attac'
10 come from the road l-adiug into the tow
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