davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-05-03

How NORTHERN MEN ARE TREATED IN VIZ
.GEsn-A gentleman Just arrived from Fair
fax county, y Nirginia, where he vas settled as
3 farmer, informs us that On Monday lasta
notice mas posted at the Court House, in-
forming all men Of Northern birth that they
must come forward and take. the oath Of ale alle
glance to the Confederate States and to Viz
gln1a, or leave the State Within fifteen days.
ty to a Government be despised, he made irn.
mediate preparations for departure, and
brought his family with him, lea7ing his farm
Of one hundred ard ten acres in the charge of
an old man Of Northern brit, who, he e3Per-
ted, would also be required to leaye Every
Northern man who could Leave the State waa
packing up and departing. It is likely that
their property will be conhecated.
, 1861-05-03

D. >,
GALEN4A Il CHICAGO uNIUN
~ EAuI.01p-SPErS4 ARRAgaE1zNT
o. aed a. stsss AYaday. April :4t:a ls.. trans ~
9..5 a. v and Gig z. ~. fer Be!ylters, o:a:er',
tre=roTt Warren. Galena Dqnietta, Eu,.auc AID X
Dl1oa, Polo Fulscn Cedar Rapids, and !ntesnle.6ta
Polots: 90 P II. tor E!ga. Bel side.e Rockford sad
.sd,at pciats Passengers for 5elolt and Jsne-ys:e
Lake. McHenr5, Richmond, 1ea.va Lake sad inter
mediate points, will take t1e 4.OE 4. II. t-ain
Sleeping Cars night talns.
Z 3. rALC0TT, Gen. sup's
, 1861-05-03
message from Gen. Pillow.

{Frorn the Knoxville {Tenn] Wing ;
Gen. Pillow, who il clever gentleman n
the private relations OF life, and rery com
panionable Hsan, sent lis message recently,
which Is explained in the following reply:
KNOXVILLE, april q, 1851
GEN. GIDEON J. PL1ow:-I have just re-
qpestire nc to serve as chaplain to your
brigade in the Southern army and In the
spirit Of kindness In which this request Is
made, but in all csudor, I return for an an
sEer, that when shall have made upmy mln3d
to go to He'll, I will cut my throat and 60
direct and not travel round by way Of the
Southern Coniederaey. -"~
am, very respectfully, &C.,
", G, BRoWNIoW,l
, 1861-05-03
Gbirago Gritb,&.te


Da{ly Arrivals aud DepartuEec Of MafI
TrA5nM.
, 1861-05-03
lCs.nfta 10 exptrn On ths s1at dAJ OF sanusf1. 1s

= =
'. AuDr.ons orFicE-, srA11o1 I1I1So1A}
Eoeress, The Meresntile Intnsl inlassass Company
loc.tcd 1t New York In the 6fass of heE Yo1k. hss
nted in thtt CEce statement OF The condition OF
Ia ahatrs, - required by e act 70 regulate re
81 fe ssie q Illn9e epprovsd TehnasT lsh 1s 1S
= lid Company LIS fars3saed satisfactory
that it possessed or the REQUIRED
espa nvesed and m h. h. lss. sa
9snt r NJ ena Secretary thereof apIoianG DAVID
" IRWIN o chcago r. Ageps for sra 19s 9nT zeanf a
nafsss SySe aat1o1idng H e aezv1se @
est fhss service q process nRon h r. ssrsd esd
nsan tf 5dmpsny. aad WaiYtns all claim OF error by
thsrsfofs e IS Rr9sdia3of Hadi3oF o o
tan Acsa H.o5esf " tSe Etats OF Illinois, DO hereby
he Sd DAVID 1RVIN !: authos1zed M - y
agent the Roa Company to traEact me "
15sanee u this State anta ts and Il
tar - he msy be leGas empowered oso 60 " '1o
f 4 testimony whereof hare hsrsnPto q sEn, u
3sEkL- {6cyibed my NAME and aExed thg s6a1 q Ei{
4. D, 1861, = 5EHE E. DUBOIS.
Audft- -
, 1861-05-03

B The New York Tribune urges that
there is g military necessity for the destr1c:
tton Of the loundfies and machine shops of
Thomas and Rosa WinAns Of Baltimore. The
grent Wlnans foundry is casting Cannon and
Eaot, and shell, fer the rebels It Ia command.
ed BIZ the guns Of Fort MeAsrfT. ;:
, 1861-05-03

To THE DIEHcrpKg OF THE FIERAESs lys Co,
GEsTLExEx:-yorr COMMITTEES to whom Was re.
gs,rsd The Secretarys report of February It, 1851 OF
tae business. and asssts of a.i tae cemHaaf, ior
fully each Item Of the report and the ascts hell By
the Company INFINITELY we hsTe found both correct ~
+. 4 HADpUCK. = r1c.aca
JiK dRS;1gf9ES3S g2TSFofk4H f'4s sr I Committee.
D1rector1 Meeting. March 5th. 1Ssl
, 1861-05-03
@utls, 39pmner, ST.

GUNS 1-GUNs sll-GUNSl!l-
~ ekna Eas* sas e.s Rsse1s; i,t Gs:x,s r Aa 4 -
TolSeT. q Bowie Kn3yst, fsatg P9cks, E|
.sovsa, F.aat aoad seSlsa @ 3 s!s1tstSaad s9ks ~
r. ~ ssnGs "a Z, ua,anaaaon Ssnesniiy: Agent
Isl 81: To1fs Shet, eo.s 4gsns s ;or n h4.: .n,~,
, 1861-05-03


THOMAS NuuKcu T. e. HApDrcE, e. B. T4nwELIs
b " KAIkoFp J E. BoTsFoEn, JAMES NARD.
j. S. EEEuorsE, GKKIsaros LUET.J, T. EDWARDS.
THOMAS CHURCH, presIdsnt.
en- HOLDEN EecEetary, PsSe6E.lw
, 1861-05-03

Far,t,s Tot SALE.

LANDS FOR SALE CHEAP !
.<sHa,- ". C,o4e Whtteslds, afundy
Te s. hasfss E 8s5ns sad is Rsi1g
e sans snd entered ~ TEoGMsAas sas e IN t9rfena.
;H!fte 1sfsct Terms easy. Apply 70 T. n. H.
~ M1tdQdtSE Church Rlock tA'aaSa-
, 1861-05-03

CANDLES. Soap, sc.

TETTCHEIT. & ZAHM, TALLOW
lH& HELTERs AND CHANDLEESst and aeaIeTft RI ~ ~
-Efde4 WOOL Pelts Il1 Seada. Buy anu san N@fs
Etock On Commission. o- i; :
[rFFrCE A6n H-cEHoCBE-T ElkAIE "a r,f
rabersl Cash Advances made en shipments Of E3Eot
t41a Nr3c1es for S2G!E this tnatkEf kh1pUenE kL
s O. KTuHEL 'nesi AocA 80.
, 1861-05-03
CTATEMENT Of the Con aiti.1
~ or TEE
MERCANTILE MUIE1L INSER4NfE Co.

On .e thlrtytrst 1ny Of December. 1s raadt 10 tie
Auditor Of tie State Of Illinois.
The name ,the company 10 the MsrcanHe :Ap'rtl
Insurance Company. locsted ct the c5y OF Ga t1k
Ia state Of New York
The amount OF 1A capital stock "a SIX EuEaeed trd
Eorty-Slx Thousand -Four Huudrad Doliass art n
, 1861-05-03

~%$**net'N%%A@tuHs
IT H E " E STE R n
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
AND .sse -
w WESTERN EXPRESS.
J. q g T..
THE WESTERN Transportation Co.,
Having made arrangements to run shett Laka Steam
froqeIe.s On alternate days With those ofthe
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Michigan Central Raf:rGaas.
NanbsEng nrst class staupch aud strong steamers
lie owrs " sdeeS diaetfaa5s hSd eomns5ela public
proSacs e. sna a2 as o 11 "a
as asa ca fstes ss5ss IT,
13o Canal 7oats,
fthG I1rEsst 9 cIsza stx q which esve spa
Ps5ass4 aa sas5ls!s It i 9ssl
pess es tleir pstroaaEe, 0o as'p
TIE W1sTnaM axsauss
<cEnsd 4rd crerated by tas CorEan7> viii run over
WITH tas v.ious RaSoas lezdi0g ess Ia Vie t:
Lakes:
THE Upper Lakze Li7,s .Ds.1y.
Y. T. Co srzAAzaA s-c-sC.L1sz sTx.xzas.
EonnsFanda, Fountain City,
FREQ State, Yenona.
Nohawk, MENDOZA.
fiSmouth, Evergreen C1sy,
Neptune, Eaiena.
May Flower, Chicago.
Leaving the dock at Erie Basin e2a foot Ct nHcht
gaSsase apply ss the Western Trsas 6ee "
IL oa u Is sns sfssf sasys'd aaa Chicago
The z2et,'oit Ei,,e Belly.
Via Forth Shore Direct
H11aaour1, Dunkir!k.
illinois, Concord.
Omar pesh3.
Ieaytn3 the docs, Erie Eaata every evening at
oSof oyk tc fqE E, Ehi q passage a1py st te Cssa
Toledo, Sasadstsh;y ant Grfe.,
Bay Zine.
cESrR41 RA1LeoAp srEAszRs.
Equator, Equinox,
Araxes, Euphratza.
Eclipse, Comet,
Rocket, marGuetta,
CuyahoEa1 0Fontes.
Leaving the dock Ut Erie Easn at o'clock r M For
esght s2a Passage apply to 7. T. DOLE Agent, Gttcs
Cleveland and Erie Li,ae.
VT. Co. STEAMERS,
Mary Stewart, Saginaw.
nassa1 asaylag sI55 ETe 4; Bsst7 a At Do o1
slreeI ana ~ the '" L. Co.'S Dttce, EEta Basin.
appl Tie iodwing ests assnn: % 'An''' OF i'af0a
EVERETT CLAPP, Agent. 10. / Coeat1es Slip, Eew
.-HGGH ALLEN. Freight Agent, No.. coenae, Sip,
III 4 PETEfs. EdT FIT Agent Astor House, ". Eorz
| s 6. GAAsE. Agent Us Psz, Albany,
e T. ~ 4SE- AgSnL lal ittver Street TEoy, y. T.
~ II = GklsWoLD, Freight Agent Isl River street.
] .HURD 9 CO. Hurd's Dock, Detroit Mich
~ s..IALILMAnGE. Agent; Mississippi and Prairie
We. aUED. Fraight Agent, Boston, Mas.
JH0. ALLEN, Jr., Pres.
Manager, Erie Basin. Bufa1s.
CONSIGNEES.
BOND & SPENCER. Cleveland ohIo.
| DENN1SON B. SMITH = CO. ToleIo, Clio.
]. =: OSBORN, Eand9sky. Ohio.
22nHT bn7TdN HEAkS 1 a%G9;E G95 Frs: I;.fa. 6s
KEGoSHA PIER CO., Esaosha, Wis
J.F- KIRKLAND. Ehebcygaa. We
R1CEnzoEzD & TUTE1La, Agents,
] apS-e457.cm Foot OF State steeet Chicago.
, 1861-05-03

cZ~ Oak Orchard Acid Spring
containing the opinions ofcelehra-
ed Chemists sid phFslc!sus respecting the use Of this
T4rEu Ia he ofn,any diseases OF tae human sys.
ten, vii be supplied gratis on application TO
III REED & CO.
Whole Fs1e DruEetts,
- Chicago, III
sne4
, 1861-05-03

t"1 var" vi *'oaaa1a7tea' Etonca1us, Coughs aod
~oAoA -. ..=-......
AkaA 1f-eAtsk3A AkfAEftCAs
Dl"SoSefec sE atH!ncry Eh!ia travelling In ArEhi1
1ue sAAc'" t'aotca enres Cons"2rt'on-
1Ae .lahSFS afReics eores hso9cEiia-
tue A1@-o1a 1<apicA chtes oo!e tn1eSl toaShs a-1u
4ne A-Akota Afaosea cures Aht1t7s7 e~su1a1n *1a
tcpafiaes o. tae blood
A11s aoeqaa1eG n faeos ~ no* ief .ae fst uu7 L.
sSaaneeo 70 the potse II Was pfe'loeaeAAs oisooF.
0rea VI 1o1ss*oIhFs "h"e 1~tc'lat IL - Anta' ~
, 1861-05-03

TEEOlgd At LEfc0Z5 It II 4 K
y.x Juuet and Wilmington Accommodation leaYn
Shtcago st 4G daily <axce2s Sunday. aErtTo II
n Eezast s,ee7lzg Gars o. all atza. tzt,,4
CONNECT ICNY-At Chenoa with losaEspcrt Psi
rs sad arIl.Eton Railroad Tor Legaaslc1t- fsozia.
Gssi=5bu7g Gal !.vr2gton. at Biooni9xcc1 wish III
Hteas water. tailroad @. !laels fer Ja5xscn Filic
Naples A1d GEt1ey. ~ st LgLs Nth ac.ac t1lgs a1
Lesiogton, 1@depentsnc1, kaa.As i1t7 SD Leavta
To:t1 With North Ai,souH f.a!ll cad f,- -. CantlA
HudHcn and ST Joseph, and with Iron Mountain ka.[
Rad for Pilot mob sad 2outheca Ml=sor: VILE lsa4.
roao Lima Ct Steamers On the H.5ssstppi 4urer for
h{aEaphls, vicS5harg Aai Nav GfaeAas.
For through ttcssts aPpl7 at tie Cal2a13'a DS:ea,
- Deaeharn str3et. uof5slte fremont ac.sa Aah 1T
the Dapt!, Cansi 5t-eet.
CIIa5. CGNGDDE- -79e':e'7"
E 3. MASON. snEesRTsnnds2s, Z q; T., 49,.
,ECSEPH PEICE TTeaA1ray. d1H
, 1861-05-03

- Convincing Testimony.-The
romense yea.ly sale olS lS4Tos's KA1H47nos, and the
too=ssnds Of testimonials - It's excellence received
tre Eli elssses ofsocietE. prove It TO be the finest
rrrpsrstIoa tor tbs Hair ever roaaa No cna desr1nx
a fGs eeai ct 1air should fail 70 rze It eold eyeyy.
Wherc. ante1ro
, 1861-05-03


and the property holders OF Chicago. the following
ents Of the oneneEs for tha year Guiding Febrn
Rty 18th, 15d-
ASSETS, February 18th, 1851.
Stock secured by 1olrt judgment
notes and eoEGteralk .4i21lEf.13
Bills Receivable fur l1xns on call. 6i1t2.n5
Loans Bonds and MortzaEcs.... as3Nn.Dl
Seventeen shares G. q c. q. E K
Stock .:...,.......,....-...,-..... $4,000
Interest due 1Id Rccrued .......... 1,9bn,e1
Pr niuus unpaid. ....,.............. 648,hs
Office Fatl,tuEe, hnrse, buggy. etc. 5Es3
Cash OF hand, {now wta Bank, $500 e,4A,si
RECEIPTS.
Premiums for the year ending Feb.
Fuary 18th, 1851 I51a.l3
interest for tue year ending Febru-
sFy ltth. lHft.. atea93
Commissions Observation-Disclosures 1lGGo
- $50 sso12
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses pxid+ {see beloE} .&u-Es.G7
bundry expenses, salaries printing,
returned premiums and re-1nsuE-
~A~1 eiasea1a
, 1861-05-03

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD L1EE.-Passepges tssias cefurr
from aud arrive 1t Chicago 81 follows:
Day EJ and y all leayc at 500 A. ", AID at.v4
at u .ss1 r IL Suaaay5 excepted
Night Express leaves q: 400 P N saturla?s sk
ceptad arrive - q 5 A. II, Mondays eIce5ted.
Joliet Aceommodade1 ) 90 T.; I; y, SUNDAYS except
ed. JOHN +. TRACY, Lta- Snp..
" L, ET JoHS, Gen1 Agent Col
6NHICA4D, EURLIMbTO q
QUINCY RAuEDAD
Fas.eS5s; S7stEs leaVs sat szrt7e t.!cs.o sc tx.
a,7i7ea It SO ,. Z. isa7tsys e7cersec}. G1trez1
taa7as y IS p -, {sa:1-daJ1 eze.ned>: a::tTes ~
leavsa It 40 (S1Eda5s excep.a5]; a.:l1ta It ;1
l. Y. tsa:asasy a1ce2tsd. - =, ,-.,,,,,,-~
, 1861-05-03

COMPANY take pleasure In presenting thtir CUSTOMERS
and the property holders Of Chicago. the following
ents Of their 5usineE. for tha yesr ending FebrG
14th fHG1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

a WoEDBaFUL DISCOVERY The Yankees
have made tie wonderful discovery .ss. the
''rebe:s'' fill their ho-ab-s.lci,o With rice Let
everybody read tho following. and consratu-
late himself that tae Sou III Carolina staple
possesses explosive qualities which played
thunder with the Hessians 1T Bethel. The
Troy IN. Y Times ssyG.
"Among the instruments OF death fired at
our forces from tha enemys TiIied cannon a.
the battle Of Great Bethel, vas n large per-
cuEsior shell Of q new pattern. which iasea
to explode, ana was borne from the neid oy
our forces as IL trophy OF war. IL wsE 1ee'
.or scr,e time ct Can. ? Hamilton, and fnally
sent as = present to VIA. T. Hagan, Of ms
city It's outside appearance has csrrsdy been
fAfcribea IN the papers. of course, IL was
supposed 10 ne a.,sa with coTScst,bias, s.ifa
spectators gaEed On It with that kind OF aws
inspired by chained tigsrr, or high' h'psesS"r1
steam engines.
But 1t vsas aster.aiued 10 solse fne mystery
and the she'll was sent TO tae oni'so otatss
Ersenai, for the purpose OF havthG q aaT. scr
Japauose process psrfoTmed upon u, and :hus
assarta.n TIC con tents, jus. as We open book
for the same purpose. The Arsenal EN-
niovsea approached the dangerous play thsps
with some trepdat.on. and per rfor'ned tho un'
sarayytny OF the percussion tip with fsa< ant
trsmbling. UarefIliy they proceeded. and
came of. And then eame Q aurpr.se, Anc
| ther ensned a laugh. Tae asnrcrons shell
/ that WAS to have burst with such terrible et
| feet was founsi to Le flied with rico Ihess
| wes = sutiic.sacy ct the Southern staple u ~
| shell 20 furnish seed foT u plantation. ~ n
! the other challS thrown By tas valtans Coe
| sacerase fo-aes are filled with similarly
| harmless 'expiOsiyo, they viii! coIo Mucs
| exeoution. except on = direct IRE. Our sol
/ djNsp shoeh hs Informed Of this dtseoyery."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12
IAssi,irctn.a GouuIy, Va.

''Rafa' sends an Interesting account Of
wnat Washington county has done and is CO.
ieg in tho oaufs Of Southern independence nc
ioioVgs:
aaye besn Ie2diug your daily Daper With
deep interest since the aQairs Of oar once
prosperous and happy country have assumed
such :, gloomy aspect, ont have seen only oce
or w" letters from Ihis county, ana therefore
AXE the liberty Of sraTkipg @ f,w words in
her behalf, N Order that you may sse We cf
the Southwestern porl.on Of the State are
doing everything we can 10 assist in the
mighty struggle Now going on upon Nirgiaia.'s
soil. We Aay0 raised some nine Or tSu C01l-
panies, one Of which is Z very fine cavalry
company. SO that / can safely say, amor 7
TIE many thousands OF brave and true Men
now enlisted il .iis noo.a cauE3 OF the s3oata,
Il one will be found who will do more hcucr
to the name OF the great and good George
Washing EtOn-none who will strike q more
deadly blow 20 the vile 3oourdrels and hirc
iings wnicn compose the army OF Ola Ane,
End with which be conEoea-iy CCa>se OF SAT-
iugatinS TIE who!s South.
Praise, then, is dee TO the noble sCns of
Wachington county, who win snill the last
drop of oiood which courses through their
VEINS, Il Ile- asB:ry, -oF III da5once Of their
Just rights and repeiling the invaders from
orr ho-t,sre.
! would also Eay that the noble and patri-
otc deeds CT our ladies deserve special notice.
None, ! an sure, can % found who have Gone
more for the eo.diaT5. They have been en-
pioy ed in making uniforms and other racs5-
sary things a@er sincs the 4rg: company :. i-s
organized III Abingdon. and are still ready and
willing do any thing in t-eir Power, TO make
any sacrifice, feeling thai they cannot spend
tns.r energies il q noo!er, better cause.
] SRI nappv 90 cay tie refreshing rains
which have tellen during tic leac few days
nave changed the appearance Of The crops
and brig tened our prospect for en- abundan /
supply OF food. The wheat IS line, and farm :
eTe are buaiiy engaged IL the harvee: field
using every eoI5 TO cave tire crop. az u Will be
needed before tho WAY il over. With pianty
Of brave men and plenty Of provisions, we
bid defiance 30 the Northern hC.Se5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

sY- A Mor'Lr rRoox-CopyRIaHT.- In sekrow-
i.de..ns the rscsie. Q: handso%e copy of h as
Taosiss," b. Col " j. Hardss, pIbi!shsd IA :l.s
city bv s. =. acE.zaL & Co. IN two asai iitl"
nisins IN them new pro 4 OF tho power OF sou,h-
era Independence and new msatai nrnsnsht W
our .ty. f8rs
eredi. t5 ths R.yisfs-'s JOB Ofaee, in which ons
volu7no w.s p.!nied aad TO tho ptiut:ng eta
Tss nhosrasha az. a1ssaai.hSsy 1 We
Gons, and sre pronoanesd BY Col Hsrdes 90 c.
tho L:p2iacosts. ,asassaily, saeh dissssn.s ase
e.scatsa ey. wooa :n;s, .ai printed Oh crd!naty
Fl. tssnsfsrrsd to larger etones. and tho rprss-
sioas taken By She slow processes Of The hthc-
ssasSss,, al x1'I reo airss ere dsal Of tins Bu.
for that, the publishers Inform Us, the we;x
could hsvs been published ia iess than asii Ct
We m1si also psy oar compliments to the bind
ore, who hsre aa=s srs.lis - themselves aad to
With car proioesa admiration Of the meshas,-
| anthor hiwseif, that this edition was yublishss
. By copyrisht-ans I: 10 tas hrss eepyt.snt an
/, ton is sas oaiy one which contains all the tn
yrovon4onss and changes which the author has
In ace Of ali thoss advantages, several spursous
sd.lioas Of the calie3 Hardee's Tactics, /" and
which s.a nothing but muti'a,ed chapters Of
spoa upon the paO!iS. sos ono OF then, has even 'ha
| compl,ts yepr.at Of the old and uarevissd edition.
if-as Ia pub,isheEs Of :hess nu.ilsted editions
say. Iaasr Tie Plea Of patriotic nsssssi,y-;he
ersrssaey Of .ho ..Iae rsiu;red tho Tas,ios svsry
where they VI least owed 1t to the pah'ie 10 sta
1 what Kind OF sn edition they were etsrinS Aud
having .rsd the aataa srd the iahoFs or tia ais-
tinguished author to their own advantage, II was
slso uas 20 hilo 20 hays paid airl ths allowance
| par copy pubiishsd. which belonged 70 him. u
{! publ hlisssfs do not rsspsc. rights like these, We
esk What will hereafter be tina valae Of copy
| r.gna In the Confederate s.ates Of Ansrtcas
| n Ia against tho etiquette OF tho trade, a. va
updorsisnA It, to zspubiish ron -eepyrishs boob
nffsr II il ar nouncsd that the saine 10 In press by
| \ ,asrabar Of the trade: how much mere 80 does
it violsie ,he etiquette and the property %,
cblcatlon h done u opposstion to aeepysighes
! II was hardly TO have bssa sxpsctet srem NE
enlightened nsmhsrs Of tha res2ectanio so1A
trade IN sss SsufA that they would conntoeAhr@a
saeh .rsspasses, ANA We ssiii hope that tnsy ME-
unite In 4 close fratsrai:y to rrcsces 9sn esnes
and the autAors from any tovenss son =. =
snch right. The proper saaHs Hs,tnns snvs = iAs,s
illegal pasishsrs. snd nake xso. - ~. a.
| the spafious sdhiars. :. An~., .na~lA IA
In ssss like this the eeda g neses - e .ssss
j Ri Aia) Rrytes, ~ Adsses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

q WosD TO THE HARD Up."-Eor soodnsss
sake, do not lock so melancholy There ara
better times an store for yon, ses II thore are
not. Why, man, one would euppose you were
ccnd.reasd TO tho ri,icry, torture. or somo.
thing like the "pit and the pendulum. -
Come, now, 10 cheerful; II you cannot paF
your debts Immediately, do the best You ca!.
and pay them as you are able. {" Care killed
a cat" II yoC hare not SO cents 20 lu1uriate
upon the 5eilcac.sE of the season, appropriate
half OF the amount ior scn1ethinS more sub
stautiai and wholesome. Kiss your wife, *
you have one II yon have not, kiss -o,aeooiy
elses or get married immediately for acts CT
desperation frequently result happily emo
benstic,aIly in their effects. IT you havo an
children, roInp with theEa; Il you have po-p
romp wita your 1e.gheors'. Look upon Tho
bright side ot every thipg-put on cn~sriaI
coz ountenanco-aeep II yonr mind In the rish:
tri1.a, and If you find that your native tovn
will not support you, why, pack mp and vol
untoer FOR the war. At all events, be cheerful e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

IKE STAR SPAsaL1D BAHE2E We sec vary
much in Northern prints about the nag of tho
Union. The speeches % Northern orators a-a
full pfaliusic1s 20 the starry banner, and tha
rsopie are Appealed TO oy all the sacred memo.
ries which cius ter eooJt IL ~ banner, 20 stand
by and defend 1t 70 the last. ignorant people
are deluded with tIAe .cioa that the Eag 10 Tia
same as that which Eoated over ths ba:t.e-
fields Of the Revoln tion, and their reraou:
branoe OF the many glorious Victories
achieved Under its lolds i3 called upon
to arouse thsir patriotism. This up
roar about the sacTedaeSs OF the Nag ~
ali sa.nrion. There Is no peculiar Interest
attached To the Star Spangied Banner. II ~
not the flag under which our fathers fought
the battles OF tho Revolution neither Is &.
ito came as tie ono that foated over the fieit
OF battle in tho way OF 1912 Ths present nag
OF ,Le United States " ag adopted in lsl8-iees
than fifty years ago-irom r design OF Gap.
Samuel Reid. Tnsrc was nothing an Its adoP
tion 70 render e sacred ir the eyes OF any one,
and there nae ueen uotn'ug in its history sinc"
to make il SO. THIS protesssd devotion To thn
flag OF the Union is pure ounkgr1.-Aontgon,-
erg Advsrtfser. tH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

Ia-I0cxTs OF = rcGg.--Amoag ms Incl
dents OF the fight In Berkeley county, on the
ciiast ths Staunton Spectator mentions tho
-oiiowIlg-
yaiues fsrocke, OF this piao", mace l. very
narrow escape. He was alta fence firing away
at the euamy, vhen !. c2nrc. ball toos- o.1 the
ty,o top -;..,g lie stoorea lltgle lewer. ard
coatiuaeti - zeturn tie compliment with his
Minnie.
Little Charley Turner. 4 boy about fiftsen
wears OF age, insisted so strongly en- going
with the Augusta Guard that his father f1nal.
ly yielded TO his opportunities, and all Wed
hin, 10 &c. The result shows that little
Charley wsns to perform service, for he made
one OF the enemy bite the dust.
A correspondent OF the same paper says
Our men were lighting under heavy fire
all the time, and ii IS wonderfully remarkable
thGt our loss Was not much grenter, oaiy Two
killed, and three Or four missing. The balls
were whistling ali around us, and shells burst
ing over our heads all the time. We had three
OF the West Augusta Guard slightly wound
ed-Jack boyle, kenaesly ano hlapais-wLc
wero sent TO Winchester. The boys foughi
like Troians, ard never FELL back til ccm-
nan6ed two CT three times 70 do so.
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Tho Ea4e Gov. Ellis.


K'or the Information Of the North Carolina
volunteers in Virginia, we copy the General
O-dars issued on the receipt oI t.is intelligence
CT Gov. Ellis s death:
DgPAaTaRaT OF MILITARY Ap7A1As,f
RAI3IsE, .!uiy -, 1851.
His Fyce!isncy, j ohm w Ellis, Governor CT
Norm Carolina, departed this life on the =; tn
day OF July, at tho Red Sulphur Springs,
Monroe county, Virginia. The Hon. Henry
y. CLARKE sSreaseT OF the Serste ruvsrcn: 70
the provisions OF the Constitution. has as
surned the administration Oh the Govern
rsnt. In announcing this sad event 10 the
North Carolina forces, he directs that fo- tie
purpoee OF paying the just and proper tribute
OF RESI- pact TO the distinguished deceased, that
L at every pest and encampm9nt OF the
arrnv on tho day aiGef receipt oi .hese orders,
halt nour guGa VIII Cs 6r6d from sunrise 20
sunset, and the oolors be displayed g. hal:
Tsaet.
II. All officers OF the II. q. forces, whenever
on service, saaA wear the usual military
mourning for the space Of thirty days.
III. The stsNiards Of the regiment shall De
shrowded in mourning.
tIV The Adiutaae General OF State forces
will! issne orders for the purpose OF forming
the prop,r military escort on tbs arayai of
the body at EGlRigh.
Ey order OF the Governor.
WAkRBs WIssLo1.
Military Secretary.