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| 1A1I4ANA Wv EINSl hONN -
PIANO-F o RITES,
AXE UNQUEsTQGN,AHBIhHY THE THE BEST PIANOS NOW
MASON HGMLiN's
5 UPE RIO r M E LODI CONS,
PHN g. and EfM Masio Stool, for sale
s$PIANOS exchanged and for rent.
fe2-tfr and No. 10 n Charles street.
-
g !IIls1ssHHs
JOHN Fl. WEAVER,
PATENTEE1
UNDER TAKER,
NO. % WEST FAYErTE STREET
Respectfully invites the attention of the public to
BEAUTIFUL IMPROVED BURIAL CASE,
Designed by himsslf
The object of the design is to dispense with the former
manner of closing cons-by having hinges and lock at
tached to the sdeshus avoiding the of screws and
the noise created by the fastening of coffin upon solemn
occasion of funeral. mhG-tfr
r. A N o
msde oHr DsIs Psnss and psn that
numerous customers with genuine and unadulterated
Our stock is unequaed in its extent VARIETY and mali
ty, by any house in the trade. We name:
AL PERUVIAN GUANO,
OF DIRECT IMPORTATION PERU THIS YEAR, AND DE-
LIYERED nIRECr FROM AGENTS WAREHOUSES;.
ICHABOE GUANO,
ELIDE ISLAND (CALIFORNIA) GUANO,
BAKERS ISLAND GUANO,
Of direct importation into this market per ship 'ary
r..,- JARVIS ISLAND GUANo.
For the sale of which: the sole authorized Agents
u y WHITE ii fe TE& KS s sS% sSsr,
Doctor d. Stewards celebrated
PLANT FOOD AND CRUST PREVENTIVE.'
MARYLAND COMPANY'S
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
And other fertilizers of known value established re-
Which we will sell on most favorable terms, in lots from
one ton to 1000 tons.
Grain' Flour wa and :. G t1as1 " Warehouses,
mhll.H opposite the new Corn Exchange
HR. HAzLEHURsT. W. D. wEIGANn.
VULCAN WORKS.
ALL KINDS OF
HEAVY MACHINERY.
STEAMBOATS, REPAIRED, IRON BRIDGES, &c.
fel3.tf HAzLEBURsT Il co
DR.. cHAs. BUCKNER,
HOMGOPATHIsT,
No. I2 Cathedral street. a81 On
DIR. W. CULLEN nUNNAVANT,
DEN TIST,
No. 81 North Charles street,
BALTIMORE,
fe1 tfr Md.
MOUNT VERNON COMPANY
1YI OFFICE, NO. 81 LOMBARD STREET
Manufacturers Of
COTTON ca N VAS.
RAVENS DUCK. SEINE Af93 &ND SEWING TWIN
ap30tfr
T~ GREAT WESTERN
~. SALE AND LIVERY STABLES,
(Ou Fremont street, near Pratt,l
Is now to accommodate Drovers. HORSES sold
Just arrived lot Of fine young Horses
fe23-lm BARRlCK PHILLIPS.
aAn JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS,
sANE FOREIGN PLANTS (
@WS3 Mr.. PELIORCE 4 CO., informs the ladies and 4
gentlemen of Baltimore tn they have arrived this CITY
with CHOICE COLL. ECTION OF FRENCH PLANTS the
fnest description of GRAPE VINES, FRUIT TREES and
rom Paris Oh the l3sst description just imported
T The dest VEGETABLE SEEDS and sULBRoo7s
WHICH they offer at a moder4t price.
mh7-2w* Nc. l6l W. BALTIMORE STREET
NOTICE.-Neither the Captain nor Conscience |
~ of the British bark "DELAWAREn from Deme2ars
VIII De for any debts contracted by the crew of
oli VESSEL. mhl6-3t* (
- HOW Asses
~ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION !
Hanuiactureo, ana an assortment always on hand,
and for sale by
JOHN MAYER,
n,vS-tf ~ rIELLAr's AxfE-
MAUDs.
TRICK, PHILLIPS IN CO.,
A-ah ssouth Charles street,
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Of this truly scientific discovery.

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ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
DIRE CT0RS N NE " YORE.
JAMES BROWN, Chairman
FRANCIS COTTEEET, Deputy Chairman.
E. N. ARCHIBALD, II. B. n. Consul.
EUGENE DUTILH, HENRY GRINNELL,
JOS. GAILLARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr.,
Z. F. SAEDERSON.
BALTIMORE AGENCf
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
Alex. TURNBULL, C. MORTON STEWART,
WIN. II. GRAHAM, WM. +. MURDOCH.
Counsel, F. W. BRUNE, Esq, of firm Of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DEsCRIP
TIoN AND ON LIVES At THE LOWEST CURRENT
RATES.
KREBS & HALL,
W NJ kREBS, Agents for the
W. CARVEL HALL. State of Maryland
IS EXCHANGE PLACE,
fe2o-eOf
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Ens. NllNNT.OM.

ctt. t.. lr.t.s a' t.eit..sr 9 7a0.eaiu- the gums
reIae.a. a.I ..aa-. ....-aI. a.ay au pa.n. and Is
sar... ..el.tta iI-b wells. Depend upon 10 mothers
.... s..t...,as. aH. ,,.af and heath To
,.-e u.aa-s. I....r a..e ia aI -4s.s See alyer.
.--at laaaa.... c..a.n. mayi-ly
~Tae following letter. which euI hat.cal'y speaks
r.r .-.l. was written hy Je Dean Of the Faculty os
H- Ih.a .H..a .H.r. .t .-e. ..s.ae--to the editors
af 81. ta.e ... .al saa- -... Journal, san Fran
a.ro, C.r pal. Hau,
Vuu aoeLrrfA, ra7aery l7,h, 1s59
~ the It'rs .; Or. ia.aa Medical Journal
Gentlemen: VI 4t..n .n..r h.s #.-l calet OBJ au arfl-
c. .A.l a.p.. .rn ..r 20 la.rI lraal 800 regard
t....#... ..Hl.....- granted fv the Philadelphia
t..|.- Hi q. Poo ir D.. Il. taaa.ty. hen The
i...t..a I.r ..- r.. u.t.e f.. .l- Faculty, 10
H.. accompanies. iastt- a-a ta.' nouia.s 20 The
.l.Ut U..l Ur.,s.l ..t H... regular .-aiuafe NJ. d..
.I .. University uf ..H, .t. served as surgeon IN
.'. HW.# rauHI.. '...7 ggeI'ar practitioner
u. ..H.s. tu t.e strength VI tl.sa tAe degree
...uf.' I H. ...fI .fsl. as It's name i'm
I.c.s .-s.le eIl.a oa .l .u..aa oaIy, and gives us
l.. privileges. t.. t..r U..u tHe slightest su-pi-
e.u oft r5-a..s.... i.. -....H'.Hu would have been
.-..I Ut INSERTING THIS a Ea1r is4ruai sou VIII
' "l ."' 3 Ia-... F.. Oh" t"ae-e' and confer favor
r.aa. ta.l-a-iy % de Philadelphia College Of
ue L.1. C2ArEATs private Medical ana Surgical
s.. tI...... l..r Doctor. Offers lrt- consultations
0.. ....Hu mu....'a uu's.s he elects cure
OI.--...Ie lo..3 B.. .a.. 81. 3 ..i.
tB.rc'7 E7'ss .'-s..-i. t.e ua3arsraed, Gov
,.uHr"t hungary, HH '..'.E U.r.' F. t4lt hr. l.. !.
t.epe.s H..e.lH.l a.r-e 'H- ea.eet ior hungarian
.fH H ttHl ..f-.. ......ne. Na.H.f have given 10
.a D..t...,.. "ui l... u..saA iu 30 q. syt.pa-
'... III T. 1854. WHO are ca
..a.. ..r...la- ......3-. s.I sacrifice. ana un-
...-Is.i -..,'ali..... ha-sIIu LAJOS,
Governors ul hungary
NA-HrHH. l,4-. .-a. c.'., i-... ftllf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
VOL. vi.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
AND WEEKL Z
nv A. S. RANDALL ~ co.
,.xnA1I. sB. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
~ ~ = % cRAcKBoN, W. BoULwARE. J. h. RIDGE
Publishers and Proprietors.
oa,, oo,.ne,, Maiden Lane ard Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:
DEP WEEh. ........ '''' ''''' ~
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

.,,ishod every Saturday mof.hrg, ana contains
rs & erht columns of reading matter The ann OF
twen, Tsbers will be to make it good paper, and
nv nitsbleC eering forfrlendsin the AtantlcStates'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
CONsEABLE SALE.

z ~ vrti.n au execution t0 me directed from the
> court ot % j He16.G, aJu,tce of the Peace in
rn4 son H --'s itr Township, County Of Yuba and
ATE aI t.Har.t on Ial tart rendered therein on
te 1tH day ot March, a D. 1854 ia favor Of Wm
SCHROEDER aui against jahl hoaua for the su % Of
,i-Ltv-aae dollars aal tgt.F-.W2 cents Judgment, be-
-i.es costs ANA Jcr-.iu- costs, whereby 1 am COM
rnadcd 20 levy upon and sell according TO Law, at
public auction, th following described property vir
Af.th- ri-4t tile aul interest oi the within named
.ticaeutn n certain piece % land S.tuaied ana iylng
ua.r Esnrehe Bar '1 Roses bar Township county
% Yuba ana STATE aforesaid; aad consisting OF one
hundred and sxt acres, 5e the stHe more erless to-
ctEer with an buildings Hud iupr yemeuts be onging
.rin Inv way connected with the same. sand
-aa,h ( bounded On The north by the Iuha river and
~ HE vest south and east hy certain stakes or lsrd
~ r.,7 ana known as The property or ranch Of the
v tb|n named defeniel,, john Ro-ue Notice is here
bv given that on
SATURDAY, the Tal.tcsa.h day Of april A. D. 1851,
between t- hours Of zen and twelve the forenoon Of
,lat 5sF, az tae oVv utued r-uch, in Gba county,
uil sl ct public auction TO the h hest bidder for
cash tle proparrg heretofore desc ibsd
Dated Ll-uue.9o, "A r-A 5th, A. d. 1s6l.
WN. y. JLFEEkuS, Constable
E12z Iav'8W* Oi Roses Bar TowashtpS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
NO. 40.
Spatial 0otjrez.
EIolIoway,s PiIs and Ointment.

o.ae. @-4e1 .e7.-No other rmula combine In SO
compact areaHc-a'rat-1 form the active and essen-
aai rrapert Is III "el. ora-e % well adrptedto
fsH lie as these 1al-isr remedies. Devoid Of min
-rni .-l vegetable s1a7, -np.e but -@,lcious In
'F a,aa 'aey may De administered n equal safety
20 t1e io.lf as 60 ae sdal- So household should be
vtar4- sapn aa they ase always useful in case of
accident sail. -D Dlazzl g at -5e., o2o and 81
per b"Nof pat g2B25
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
POSTPONENIENT.

nWlNG to there not having heen Tickets enough
- sold In mv"Gift Concert" nterprise mn to this
IHe the drawing will not take place the sth of
feoruary, but will take place there tick
ets enough sold TO justify the drawing, of which fact
the public will have due notice
S. G. WILLIAMS.
NarysvlIe, February 9th, 1861
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3 rae..-.aus all be trans
DIR. y. Z. GRAY,
K 8. E.. LASVEGNESs
j. B1uEheri


y.1A CliT
Jit-s r. r.. l-..-.r. C. E. W.coxon,
=. Laulou Smith,
An communication. afra7r.d 20 EDWIN A. VIII
II4Ns s.sse.ar. 81 f.e Institute sent to a Of the
pa.l ulte ot 9y Aau.-ss, sII receive prompt atteu-
t.lu.
j. .LEAHAN our authorized Agent, to obtain
-u'-.r.f fll.s a.a reee. It tur .n-s sa.l=. ian29
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
7s;..,s.l.ac TIE ljcal Eati.ute.

q
Hrue G. l.o.' ftlae..y aafvi.a'ty have
t0e ..i d.. wei e..Ige.eI MHutlGou,
aHo pro go ileaItb may go and re-
.- a.. +. aI t...l I'D fae comforts
.I ... s...l.. -r..-.. .-. .i l,iIiug such an
I... .u.a t.-.... .. .a r4..I t.e NARfavLLE
a. .t .}#.l. .--..n at..b Ire ura.l u4y tud =
F. I.... ...sI t.e hluI attention
.., a.......at ....4 Auuc and friends
'.e- oar rooms furnished Ia the most
a.! every taa,a. viii be
r-H-..' '.0 ...,..a...p .pori1r and large
..r.#. ....ts. Fl. -.a..t taa1.fl flfvt, and
.-..e -.las 'h-Ir coEys
sl..tr' 5.;.-...a. e.. steam. sti4lcric, aad
.ri.r. 9.t provided.
i..a'. ....'.. ...a..y Tor diseases Of the
N.~'. t.r.u -.t. aaartl.ut rar ladies
"-aNE NEusa. lt,. a.l female nurse Will be In
gHr rH,.ra' Ias....a v.. te opened rs soon as two
I.- a...s er.',r.a-a sas !l5 year in al
~. TIE .aa.e-.,.- mus. be % good health at tie
aI oacmam en,rre ipaan is p,fi, each
,aHsei1c Has tI- r. Or De- ,taet.el ana treated for
.uc t.ar,o4r. pt .Irr.,.t4 disease. which win
100. p. Hlml.I.I. it..HI..s Hte made af cases Of
-.'. Ha-a .Ie sab. -.s q. De admitted mme-
H.. ,r'ait an claims on the
......H'". i..- ...sH- ,.- aElft.lu within If
..... t.- s-tr, tor VIA ch
HH uIH previously -.....Itrl. in midwifery cases,
". el4..,a .u addition TO The
e.a. -.,..,t ..'a. .aH,I, during the term
",' ... tt.. p line laEsi-ltus % the
lu.uHJeat q d 0..e.-. -I a.s tme they may need
.a. s.. "sHI0. ". ....u-s u.,' require at the
s.r. ..| ..e Tree at Charge.
f... -........r. ..Y ..a. H..I % be treated at
Ns0.H .-".. ..4 -..-H... a the rat-of one do'-
..F ..t ..N l- -.-.0. .1 ile city, and
f..i Har. fu l..# ,i.. .I.. t.a dollars if the "a
'.ut ..fe aI.e eoul-i., a- .4ltaer taans sx mAes
No -aucua.r el beal.aai 70 transfer ls sub.
eorIuaatn a..,.., I.iaua.u.r w5l persons be ad-
m.rrt ~ '.a -... 70. 4I.au " au.f her.
aNH IIuHH.s. nI.l .re u.n-su -cribgrs will be re
r"... .a NHHl-.| ,. per- HaF iu cases of disease,
a.I -sH .F r.. cIsts t. ~ uuu--ub,. ribeT
H.t"l. .tYf H.t o- charged at the rate OF
tH rtst t....tat7 =. subscriber, must
P. .. a- Hay s-44in,-in all
e..-- I..a- .." .'..u days.
'l i.e ..ro. ant ai most punctuel ex-
..Hs .l he enforced. The
..s r.- STYLE, and we are
----- -- VI s.io-.9a to those Who
t...ra1 u.e.'.-.a3 regulations all be trans
..'.. HH...rs ...-.G..ur.
N..e.- Il.. rvs. hundred sub-crbes are obtain
.i ... uanr1 r..s..3 from s.h-erp ptous VIII be de-
HH-i.-.I Iu Que 80 ... .'.Ir. htukUs houses and
N. H- reg s.--H... ..r u. su.-eriHlr- is obtained
N.H. ... Of I.t ltu. H.. p iu each of The Ma
rt.s.-.e T.#e.-. aH4 also 'u ta. IoIutain papers
H..lesH.. .ellH',.n- aI- obtained. Ihe public viii
.ls9 De daily notified ~ '.- ag Of Che Institute
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G3GTY G95sN8Eg3s5.
T- - v-s - - -

-.~-..-. EgtgEGi' purchased Che entire ia-
forest of
ED,3UNu CuILu.Ies
in ue s.E.Nrfc .E4 st ts.I4-
Ccefr Nu O. ST.. =, Naas,Ie h. .ao.sia i
wost rHs..o ally .a..r.t r.utnaHnc. OF '.t vac
..-' o.. ... ....atel upon Dis predecessor. i..
a- mrci "areaa generous public may s-e it 81 t.
NorH..l u+a
At tuo.e rurotaa.,l their ren's ~ 'hc C.NrE}f
STALL uaN b.. a--l.rtd jat tha, .te -e..r 81. -tlI
as cau nc huI u town.
ocI.tI YALiNGINH Gnnu.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
aESEras
AIARYSNILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
e. street. beiwGass 3aI9 and 8tfa'
TEACILEEa&

MRS f. c POSrON.... ........ ....... Principal.
MIS- MARY T.. JEWErr. ........... ....... Assistant .
CFNIIF Fourth Scholastic year of this Institution will
! commence ON MONDAY, AUGUST 2.t laGn.-
The wear is divided into two Terms, of twenty two
weeks each, with q short vacation at Christmas, an
longer one duruc the SUMMER months.
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS
Higeer English Bmnches........-. ...... ....... IS
Primary - ......... .... C ut
iauqlqrrs each .... .... 500
Boar.I Including Washin y 49, ............ So 90
Music Pi mo Guitar or Ncndian ........1O GO
Drawing & Painting, Water %, rS.. ........ : ut
P,intiagiu on CoIors...... ................ 90
Lessons i'm WaX Work. Leaihor Worl; i,mbroid.
cry. each .................. .......... 40
n B-BoarI ami Tuition payable every month
advance SO deduction nude for nhse ce, ey .ept ii'
cases of protrac ctei sickness F-"h "rleris reqir-
cd to be furnished with hedGl.4 towels and ualkir-.
silver spoon and fork iv2S
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MI q "a B 80 -.
Premium Marble w orks.

p J. DEVINE 81 BEO-,
fl street, bet,ceen Sirth. and SeJe1h streets,
Sacramento, Get.
eSOuLPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tomhs
- ana Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
yer tops &C, &c. constantly hand, made TO order
at the shortest notice
~ iers from the country promptly attended to.
~ B-P. j. D. & Bro have received Diplomas and
sold Medals at the several State Fairs from the
Mechanics Institute. irnS-tf
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USroRIUNArE AFFAIR IN CONVICTION.

To The Editor Of The Whig:
Its Just and right that the truth and the whole truth
should 90 told on all occasions and all subjects and lest
ion and want truth should fad their way
mo the columns Of your excellent paper and ether ou-
mails Of tie land, respecting an unfortunate Occurrence
which took place in this town the evening OF the 23
bstseen Dr. William P. RuCk.r, of this place, and Al
Iri-hman Of the name OF Joyce, te thu opportunity
A. an advocate of JUSTICE to present to the public the
facts in the case
Joyce asked the privilege OF Dr. 70 ask him certain
questions respecting the iau OF naturalization. The
questions we're asked aud answered BY the Doctor in
very gentlemanly manner But Joyce bad been drink
ing some and seemed very much dissatisfied with the
Doctors al s=ers and claimed TO be better Southern
man than he, calling him ID traitor, tom the FAC;
that he The DOcsor) In taking The oath Of allegiance,
made certain reservations. Joyce seemed very anxious
TO g,. Up difficulty. The DJe,or told him he wished
nothing more with hin, and started to go home, when
Joycs followed sfser him ard ruck him SiGh loadad
care The Doctor drew large knife and told him ii he
struck him again he would the knife bin. Joyce,
disregardug H. struck at him agaa receiving at The
same time wound upon the hand from the knife, and
one or Two on the head Joyce sezsi the Doctor and
made attempt 10 throw MN 70 the grounc-oey ooin
fell Joyce falling on the knife receiving wound in the
abdomen, as the witnesses testified before the court of
inquiry Joyce died the following day but, before
he died. said in the presence of several WITNESSES, that
be had brought all his trouble upon hmsef-that he
blamed no one but himself The Doctor did ali he could
to save his life and expressed deep regret at no result
of the difficulty, and at once gave himself up, several
worthy citizens of the place becoming security for bis ap
pearsnce at court
The occurrence i, very much to be regretted Is Dr.
Rucker is man than whom there is none more honor
orAbe none more entitled to respect 10 the community
We presume 1t will be gratifying to the Doctor and hs
family to know that the public are made acquainted
with the facts in the case, withou: exaggsration. By
giving this an insertion in your paper you will greatly
oSlige ANXIOUS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-01
The Grand Houti

An honest confession is good for the souL Nobody
has lead Greeley in this respect one Of his cores
Pondens confes TO everything, except o. and that
is in giving the Rebels grCaer numbers tsan the Tories.
In all other regards he makes a clean brass Gift
Whether General Mcdowell did or did not give an
order TO retreat cannot cay Of my own knowledge.
assured by one who with him that he did and
Oy others ,ha; he also failed preserve bis selcontro
Il this be So shall know OF it in time but all
be Of is the stc iog i=c. of utter and abb
sol1e rout How nearly gres: OH OF the day had
accomplished may De understood when Is known
that Gen. Tyler and Gen. Mcdowell had actually met.
Many who into the battle with Colonel HeiuiZei
man and Cl Hunter fled BY the road over which Cen
Tyler h advanced In the from the fareied dan-
ger all divisions and al regiments mingled. There
sas not even attempt TO cover the retreat Of Tylefr
iNiSon. With Heutz slman's !. was b tier, Lieut..
D q monds cavalry troop keeping firm Gne, and pro
lculg he artillery until Is abandonment was impars
V,y ordered The extent Of the disorder was unimis-
ed. Regulars aud volunteers shared il alike mere
ractor OF our artillery saved Whole batteries
eft upon the fsl1 aud the cutting OF OF Others was
ordered wien the guns had already been brought two
niles o. more from the battle ground and 81 e
- they would be in New York at this moment A per
ect frenzy upon almost every man Soma cried
preously 20 be lifted behind those who rode horses,
aud others sought to Chamber into wagons the occupants
resisting them with bayonets. Ali sense Of manhood
eened 10 be forgotten
Drivers OF heavy wagons dashed down the steep road
reckless Of tee lives they endangered the way EveG
toe seutm NJ Of shame had gone Some OF the better
tried withstand the rush, aud cried ous against
the flying troops, cslling them towards, poltroons
orue, and revihng ieem for degrading thems Ives
especially when enemy near Ilsensible to the
epthets, the ruaaHaJs only looked relieved aud sought
renewed assurance that their imagined parsuers
upon them. Every impediment 20 aght was aside
All vas les, TO that American army even iIs honor.
The agony OF this oversize ming disgrace can never
be expressed in words understood by those who only
hear the tale repeated believe there were men upor
that field who urled their faces the enemy and march
Cd 10 cerin death, lest they should share the nfamy
which their sEoE had iavi ed and embraced Tee s1f
fsTing Of hundred deaths woald have been as
nothing compavd with the under which the few
bravs soldiers uTithed who swept along by that
maniac hurricane Of terror
Apart from the panic lost the battle ia perfectly
legitimate way. Ia numbers and in tactics the enemy
provei themselves our superiors.
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FROM YORKTOWN.
HxABoJARTzRs HovITzER BATTALION
YoRKrowS, July, 1861

HEADQUARTERS HovITzER BATTALION
YORKTOWN, July, 1861.
To ire Editor Of the WAig:
Three times three-yes tAousaad cheers we're given
ny soldier boys here when the glorious reached
US Of the victory at Manassas willis the laundering
non from the Peyton and Goser batteries echoed aud
re echoed in honor Of the dfea. Of the Hessians All
honor TO the noble brave, Intrepid leaders of the day
heroes whose names shall be written high the scroll
Of fame, and handed down to the laies, poaterity.
While We have every reason b. thankful for this
brilliant victory, deeply deplOre thu: so noble
southern hearts ceased to beat. But, os. molly have
hey discharged their du.y their country called, they
obsyed; aud 70 die thus were honor enough.
Everything goes on vel at this p4ce Provisions are
plenty with the exception of some vegetables which We
cannot always find in market The soldiers are in pretty
good health generally Throughout. the encampment tho
HoNzsrs having only one in the hospital at present,
aith few furlough visiting Rchmoad where
hey can be cared for by a mother or ss.cr-yes, no
medicine like mothers presceec around sick bed. no
vei,e so sweet to the soldier boy that he hears from
the old fox at home.
Perhaps you would ike TO know where our gallant
MaUuder is. Well can't tell you; for he's here one
day and on the next. idle, going day ard niga
enduring that which would be asheEcuean task aly
one, save one Of his iron constitution. You may rest
assured that when the Yankees start up this way to
Richmond, they'll fad "York" hard road to travel;
worse than Jordan, for there masked bat.ss
that route, at lsas, We never heard of them.
Troops sill, continue arrive here's ueu-not Lrelings
such as the North sends 10 hgat usbu, brave deter
mined Sou.herrers, who will never surrender.
Eight ptisorers arrived here this morning Every day
our cavalry bring Of surprising AID killing lew
Yankees, and running the rest back to Newport News
think rather bad policy to take so many prisoners
for great many doubt, come out 10 these scouting
parties to be Akep order to get something to ea pre-
errng to be fed aud remain 10 our s instead OF hight
ing Why not FIRE extra round before taxing them.
When "somsthing turns up" of Interest, you may
hs., AGAIN f,om ME Doc