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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-08
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-08
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-08

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-08

General gIgeut fir gtihmcno 8. 81. Styc3tr.
l~1rt,riu6enNcr 9lrit: Or. g8. @rebc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
LOUISIANA REBELS IN THE FIGHT.

The Richmond Enquirer, of the 26th says:iaeutenant
Dickinson Of New Orleans in this city and who
shot the thigh with Minnie ball In the battle on Sun
day, says that he was member of Major Wheat's ba"
lio and ofl03 which constituted that comm .~'
were not than 100 that escaped des' I'D, mere
Wheat WAS shot through the body -. snd wounds
"Wednesday, although his &C Il vas surviving on
Lieutenant Dickinson also BAYS ..s ,eedngy critical
Gucrrillas, Captain Baheup, the Caahoula Ga
he thinks his commend Ight with desperation, and
led IT, ,,nitn sI' ..as nearly all Killed and wound
49, eehs though for a long tia, in TIE hottest
~ CIV .ne ". escaped nnhurt He also says Tie Tiger
se' OF louisiana in perfect shower Of bullets, bombs
Ald balls threw down their r1es and charged upon the
enemys lines with their knives, and put them 10 hight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

Our troops are pouring In every day from the South
and II Beauregard and Johnston choose to lead Them
they can plant the hated Palmetto beside the Bunker
Hill monument, which erected commemorate the
same principles for which are fighting, and TO
which degenerate has proved They have
forced this fight upon u.s. and after exhaustng thing
but honor for peace, Il is their turn to for terms.
never had any idea Of military science before Beau.
regard and Johnston played like game OF chess with
out seeing the board--when messenger came and told
tho enemy's move move was Immediately ordered to
put HIM in check
The times are 20 exciting here that cannot yet fore
my movements. l found that they had surgeons
enough for the wounded In the hospitals at Manassas
and having no commission left and game up to Rich
thinking could serve them better in this way than any
other.
TYPOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE BATTLE FIELD AND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

REBEL OpINION OF A PRISONER

irIulH Tue correspondent 0! The KIChmJ md knQureF
Anions the thousand prisoners taken you have oae
now IN Kchmond who Is real prize HIS FAR.
Dnks anu 20 - the Adjutant OF tho MichDan regmd4
ne ha,Is from Detroit, by trade he s maker anA
ana hateIs Of Tho South thai suffered 10 carry
God breath around IN wicked carcass He 10 the -
uVuuh VINO was % urgent-to have the clergyman urro
Cd In Alexandria Tor praying for the Conlederats Sia
thrown into the negro pen and there confined untu =
repented lie was equally anxious have several q -
ladies Alexandria hung ~ an example OF the maunes =
which the aboltioniss intendcd TO treat secess,onD
AS you now naye al excellent opportunity Of allows
HIM 10 test the beauties VI hu theory. would sugre
that the fellow be kindly treated ~ long 40 no lives 81
bread and watcr, and that twice . day COMMITTEES q
ladies cati dLoh MIN and with rope, stretch Lss nu
until he Is perfectly satisfied the honor c0nlerrsA
upon him Afterwards, would exchange bin for suans
miserable Cur, and shoot the dog
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

tached 70 the government service has computed the do
tas OF this assertion II would require thirty ana
nan millions o. pounds and twelve thousand wagons
and forty eight thousand horses transport the amount
Inc Official returns show that the government lost bus
twenty one wagons.
ANOTHER ESTIMATE OF THE REBEL. LOSS.
The New Orleans feaysne ofJuy 81, publishes a ettes
from Manassas dated july g. which contains the follow
ing important admission From very report,
Just placed IN nay possession It would appear that
loss In killed on the field only between 500 and 600
This great loss it true, for they were The brayoss
OF the army, and from the spendor with which thev
charged the best targets OF the enemy Our wound
cd will number between 1000 and 5000 Very many &
them arc only slightly hurt in Y hand, foot, arm &C.
DISPENSING WITH EXTERNAL MOURNING.
The Richmond Wing suggests that the usual elnbleus
of external mourning be dispensed with by those whs
have lost relatives who bravely sustaining their
countrys right and this met with glorious death.
The reasons Tor the suggestion that would give tho
streets and charchcs distressing and gloomy aspect h
many families cannot Afford Il and the loss Of father he's
band or brother not under the circumstances, -
Tor that bitterness Of mourning which attends the
nary dspensatloas Of Providence because the goon. ~
frightened by the glory OF triumph In the discharge =
the hottest obligation Of duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
SPEECH FROM A WOUNDED REBEL.


Tho tratp from the East yesterday brought down Cap
tain wilson, OF Atlanta ere O. the wousdcd thc gor-
ors ba,s Geld Of Monassas Captain Wilson was In the
whole 0: the hard fought battle Of The 2Iet wounded
~ the heel while on horseback and received confusion
ON The left shoulder from hail. which zed
his arm Notwithstanding BIS safcfnes fPors the pain
CT his wounds he appeared toe platform Of the
Response TO the calls Of the eager crowd assembled and
gave glowing and eloquent description ~ the fight In
which lie bad 10 eaiaBty participated. The state.
merits Of This bravo eyewitness confirmed N The
man the details Of M great victory which
We have received by We press and by the
te'cgrsph--a victory which has bc precedent for
completeness IN the annals OF Captas wilson's
narration moved the audience TO alternate shouts OF en-
tbuss-n and tears of Joy, as he graphically depicted
ether tho noble conduct ami gallant deeds Of Tue brave
defenders ~ southern ndepcndente and tbe almost IN
credible fests or the routed Yankees in making their es
cape from The leld lie confirmed the statements OF The
small loss reported our side, The immense slaughter of
the Lincoln troops and the great capture Of arms nun
TOPS aud prisoners made by our troops.
Captain ". was followed by a gentleman whose name
we did nN earu but who was chaplain Ia the Confede
rate army, just from Richmond and who confirmed the
captaips statements. The train moved of willie thn
rover, nd & ntlcmal was speaking
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
HAVOC IN ALABAMA REGIMENTS.


Tho Montgomery Nail, Of the oath ult., says:We
truly sorry hear of tho sad havoc which befe these
noble companies, members Of the Fourth Alabama regi
,nent in the recent Manassas battle. Thirty.two we
learn from both companies, killed and wounded,
Of whom we're instantly killed The wounded we're
doing as well as possible Up 70 yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

best will send corrected list OF our casualties to-
morrow.
There engagement at the batteries above Mitch.
els Ford, In which the Fifth Seventh and Eighth South
Carolina regiments engaged, but the facts have not
TRANSFERRED beyond the taking Of guns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
GALLANTRY OF BARTOW.

BartS~s lslan;ry upon the fold mos, conspicuous
when BeaSs.Sard pointed cnt 10 him battery to be
taken, he replied II win take H. II mortal man can DO
H. re hrst led up es Eighth George regn -! AID
retired Almost imlnediasely afterwards he led UP the
seventh Georgia regiment in the performance n which
DUTY he was shot. Tie only words he uttered weSe
they have killed me, but give up this 6ed
10 the enemy
General BeauIegard did not lead the Hampton Legion
(nto action as has been stated He led large body of
tsgope IN which the Legion was included.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
AN ESTIMATE

II will be recollcced that Mr. Davis, in his speech at
Richmond after the battle of Bull rum stated that the
rebel forces had captured provisions enough To last an
htny Of hEty thousand men one year. gentleman at.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06

AN out,west paper some time ago published a
number of verses-one as follows:
That rainy day met her,
When she trpped along the street,
And with petticoat half lifted,
Showed dainty pair of feet.
Next day the editor corrected an error in the
last line: For dainty read dirty."
MORE REGIMENTS TO BE FoRwARDED.-The fol-
lowing regiments, stationed at New York, were
recently awaiting orders for forward move
ment:
Ninth Regiment Volunteers, Col. Hawkins
Twentieth Regiment Volunteers, Col. Webber ;
Eighth Regiment Volunteers, Col Blenkcr
Ninth Regiment New York Militia, Col. Stiles ;
Seventy ninth Regiment New York Militia ;
Thirty-second Regiment Qst. Californa,) Col.
Matheson; Thirty third Regiment, Col. Baker
Fifty-ffth Regiment (French,) Col. LEGAL Eng
ish Legion { 800 men, Col. Harding, formerly
Lieut.. Colonel of Her Mojesty.s Infantry; Sick
les Brigade of 5000 men, armed and equipped
with Enfield rifles and twenty ritied cannon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06
The journal.
To-Day.

sound of tumult troubles all the air,
like the low thunders of a sultry sky,
rarrolling ere the downright lighnng's glare
Tho hills are blaze red with warming draw nigh
Treading the dark with challenge and reply.
tcbold the burden of the prophets vision
THE gathering hosts-the Valley of Decision,
DUSK with the wings of giles wheeling Ger
nav of the Lord, of darkness, and not light
II breaks in thunder and the whirwinds roar
Fren So Father Let thy tcill be done
Turn and o'erturn end what thou hast begun
In Judgment or in mercy and for me,
If but the least and frailest let me be
Fyermore numbered with the truly Free
who find thy service perfect liberty
| fan would thank Thee that my mortal life
Has rsached the hour (albet through and pain
When Good and Evil, for final strife,
Close dim and vast on Armageddon's plain
And Michael and his angels again
Drive howling back the spirits of the night
o! for the faith 10 read the signs dright
And from the angle Of thy perfect sight,
See Truths iohite banner floating on before;
And The good cause despite Of renal friends
And base erpedSerts lDOre 10 noble ends:
See Peace with Freedom make to Time amends
And through its clouds of dust the threshing floor.
Flaed by thy thunder heapcd with challlc>s grain
john G. Ilhilier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06
BILL
B ank EXCHANGE

THE FINEST SALOON IN TOWN,
BY DAY OR NIGHT!
TNH z PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
l. state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES, Marble and Slate beds, with PhelR's
Combination CushioHS, direct from O'Conner IL
Colender, makers, through their agent, NJ. f.
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times.
Champagne, of the celebrated Ciquot' brand,
always on hand. f. Il j. YOUNG
Wcavervile, Jan. 10, 1861. I've.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06

SEMBIINs says never believe woman when
che cries murder. Taking walk "by the moon
light alone" the other night, we heard a high
toned female voice shrek "murder-rr!" Being
afflicted with a nature wide awake to the dis
tresses of all femininity. we plunged in through
the first open door. And what sight was there,
my countrymen zone more unfortunate, J"
who bad evidently put all her wardrobe in her
trunk for safe keeping, was cutting up more
shines before high Heaven. Horatio, than are
dreamed of in your "Thrce Days in the Circus"
A clear case of intoXication. Seeing no marks
of recent attempt to murder, we left-hoping
the individual would re cooer when she got sober
Sierra Democrat.
Horrible! Semblins that last paragraph
Horrible!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06

INLAND IpEAs.-A clergyman in the backwoods,
who had never seen the ocean, was drawing a
a simle between some religious tenet and an
anchor, and fearing his congregation might not
fully understand the use of anchor, he thus de-
scrbed it
"An anchor is large iron instrument that
sailors carry to with them and, when a
storm arises. they take it on shore and fasten it
to n tree, and that holds the ship till the storm
blows over"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06

New BooKs.-II. II. Bancroft 4 Co., of San Francisco,
have completed arrangements for the regular receipt of
all new works of every character issued by Eastern pub
fishers They will notify the public through the press of
the State previous TO the arrival of each steamer of the
list of Books to arrive. BY Pony express they have
ceved notice of the following list of Books by the
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-11-05
DIED.

ct 80, on Christians Greek. near
of Typhe McS MISS kArE HALL, aged 81 and M 5.
SARAH E.. OAo.N, ged ig-half-sisfers 'Ao Aiss
These sis, ers, with sympathetic dsr'.,. s.sseis.
I'd anotL o sister through critical Case f
either uea, on ths same bed prostsaS s' sr,
oe stal dseas, . to their mothers. tber vssed by
hat; on the sa, ne day Both were bur,ed MES
conni'1 % x'e Both we're members of the NJ ~ one
Chnrch life they To- ed to etogether and in daa.
were not par.d but ha nd in hand left for bsts
world for which he,r exen pafy piey gave the as
Kate Hail was pre-eml, ,ently business lady ho.
neyolent to fault and spent her life in doing ooo 70
others. She efficient pillar in her church. n
friend to ALL and left enemy. Long will rrate2n
hearts sigh for her and inquire who In the hh
hood and church will ill the place Of peerless Kate,.r
The "md and lovely" Sarah. the brilliant scholar
the faithful teacher. the devoted friend has, like a.
vision, passed away Her schoolmaes and pupils will
affectionately cherish her memory, and the BRIGHT
hopes of her parents and her teacher which had non
ed out for her life of usefulness, droop their blight
ed wings DER her early grave But Sarah is not deal
though "boomng youth is snatched away, she sstili
lives and hourlshes In immortal youth" wherc
sickness and sorrow, pain and ,,sst6,
Are felt and feared NO more" M
d Miss LErIrIA A. RHYAS daughter of Mr. Nicbola.
Khyan OF this county, departed this life Sept 81 1881
embraced Christ as her Saviour and attached herssf
to the United Brethren in Christ OF which She re-
mained consistent member until she was taken tn
the Church above Her parents and sisters most deem
ly feel this sad bereavement, but they .'mourn not as
those who have no hope, oF gave the most sats-
factory evidence that for her to die was gain Her
disease was Typhoid Fever. q.
On the 22d Of November, Mrs. SARAH ]. BELL, wife
tof Wavt E- Esq, in the 3lst year Of her are.
Mrs Bell a daughter of the l...e Col. Crawford
She connected herself with me Presbyterian Church
of this place, Oct 29th 1s4a. She has adorned the
christian name by the virtues that give grace and
beauty to the domestic and social circle Enjoying
habitually the most vigorous health. her death
her friends by surprise. She herself however calm
Iy awaited the struggle with the last ensm, and spoke
words of con- fort to those around her bedside She
leaves many 10 feel and to mourn her loss; husbaD
whose deep grief no balm but that of the Gospe. can
assuage; children who loved aad ohsyed ner: a
mother who sorrows 10 the loneliness of widowhood
and sisters and brothers who were devoted to her.
May all attain and enjoy the 'strong consolation
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-11-05
The Eighth Virginia Regiment.

This regiment, commanded by the accomplish
ed and heroic officer, COL Hunton, bore the
heaviest brunt of the recent fight near Leesburg.
This regiment is one Of the best in the Confede-
rate service, and was greatly distinguished in the
battle Of the 21st of July.
Gen. Beauregard, on the morning after that
battle, sent invitation to Col. Hunton to break
fast with him. On the arrival of the Colonel at
the Generals headquarters, Gen. Beauregard
mand to which I am more indebted than that you
have so CALAMITY and SO skilfully led. ALLOW me
to introduce you to my friend'' ----. The name
being uttered low, the Colonel was under the me-
cessity of asking the General to repeat it, not
recognising the gentleman introduced. The Gen
eral repeated the name louder, and President
Davis warmly grasped the hand of his new ac-
quaintance, the gallant commander of the 9Th
Virgnia.-N. o. Delta.