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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-30
~ cnyEnNoR OF VIRGINIA.

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having been received by the Executive,
nr;son.rs escaped on the night OF the nins-
80, from :he jail Of the City OF Richmond, to
80 ,jsggr /, EIDDELL charged with passing coun-
, H',osr. WILLIAM COCkS0N, who has been con-
@, n-so.,asn; IL the Peni;en;iary for two years
-. :..-y sIt DAVID MCLD0ON, who has been con-
30 : ,,,-so:a..a; Ia :he City Jail fos twelve months
a.a that they now soing u; large; there
" " 'h-.,by os=. reward OF THREE HUNDRED
the s..-.: Of all o: the said prisoners, or ONE
yr;n DOLLARS 70 any person who shall arrest either
~, .,l ,sirr? them Into the Jail OF said City OF
~. x-l 10 r:ureov-r require al ohcers OF this
r..ii aud military, and request the people
,r u i: be-. e4e.tons TO procure their arrest,
=, ,'.: 80: - : 81 n.ar..: 20 justice.
.:,,,, ..,,: nv srnd a. Governor, and under the
-. -. :. j .! The C"u,monw ealth, at Richmond,
:. .,f@.,h !ay .: Mach, ls6l.
= ,mg Gov:sNoH; GsoaoE ". McSFoRD, Secretary Of
Coss-,,aSest'. \, ,
.> asi. sad coasiache, smooth, fIr skin, and very
/ .g0f!as.
ai gcA,s hish, dark hair, blue eyes, roman nose,
I. .oa,d .aou!ae5ed. Is an Easishmaa By birth, and
- s,.ci sack coa:.
,yd Nuioon /, Al I5ishnan "a or e5 year, old, five
IL o. s.a: inches high, dark hair, aud speaks slowly
:.c"@r,
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: ''.''H.sNN, JOHN y. IA'N'
s'.' aRCGsk r. 8. ARCHER
TREDEGAR IRON WORKS,

~, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
ltASRfCL for the liberal encouragement extended 70
BY "g Southern friends. we have spared no expense
.'"'ati.c oI. facilities 10 meet the Increased uruSha
" u; various manufactures. In our
AK WHEEL DEPAISTNEN IL
= a.: s!e extensive improvements by the addition TO
: : 'a.EL FOUNDRY Of a building t5 BY 10 ieet anu
=..?y
u. "ac,' are hnrad hy selfcenterins horizontal MA
s-G Ts @:aT. IN the Axle by powerful Hydraulic
Ittae! "i:b An Indicator, by which the i"!ce "p
20 '1$ "t.'i Is accurately measured.
G'Al: '''-'
% r?c; 9asosd Cha,-s; Railroad sod shiP spikes
50 - A".eels; Truck Bolls and Fish Bars; ChF anu
,4Hs; Hr!tre, and other long Bolts: Iron Flucks
s ,a p:n,.e:ii.s al. kinds. Iron and Brass Castings
--I.,S'e, Stationary and Portable Engines; ga" @h"
y ely r ANDERSON & 90.
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RUEFIN'S
PHGSPhGR-p GUANO.

~ -- -ea1y 10 supply orders for my fertilizers as
:. :acy cous In. Al may rely rpon getting, with
e ar a.:ic- no. inferior: 20 any have made; diter-
.ae phospha;c Ingredients, from anything else in
49, and better because |: contains more pure Bose
:fs,,s Or L!Ns ;AaE any o,he. Manipulated Guano.
:. .ll:. Of spr!y:og my preparations 10 wheat the
.sor haze hcel favorable as could De expected
: q, coE.b:r-i disasters Of joint worrn ay, rust and,
i 0; ALL he ironrh,, which prevented the present IA
~. ac;!c7 ,- r:.oah.,es 10 very great extent at
as lie vnc.. vraring. But the mass Of the testi-
:; TAI equal or superior 10 Peruvian Guano on
a: ses .: isas that need phosphates-as nearly all
las p7oT:I!ts superiority under fair season5, for
,.a: :.gi s.4nd OF Glover II istyue that OCCASION
.c:,. haze been reported but they such every
sca. hears OF; sometimes due 10 the fact that the
ID .5i Feed paosphates, but most generally 10 the
.-2,J: Coz both wheat and clover have ever known
o.: evidence Of the value OF my manu:es Is 10 be
:: :h- fac, the: have orders for than four
4 q. ,acch IS had the same period last year.
:r:a- eae s:e i:Gcced 20 Try my gusno, from their
*; -1" Q. .c representations Of others, are par
,y T-Gl.'et 20 order Ru:as grano, and 10 see that
*; L. A. s'- aay manipulated articles in the
-s.i
,-aa b" i'i .. -.,ri OF he commission merchants
-!sh IN ~. isgas, my agents, messrs THOMAS
iNCR :U..;s, rt:e.,Ic!r. u. HoLLlSS CO., Lynch
: Hugh SCOTT. :.c.sburg; IAsOS, MARTIN
S:ot'. siit, JOHNSTON, CLARKE & CO., Danville:
~ -. FRANK. &. RCFFlS.
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rIHi..ITiN1Y OF VIRGINIA..

rEAirE.'sltHE OF VIRGINIA.
{AN.:sLP II @ =. ihis institution, and sold there and
II s- Agents .or=, 10. -, Pearl street, the following
ici... reduced prices, io-wI;
hJe.', s;y:- aad Rrocles
""-=G. C.!!d.rE and is-Ivhats' Shoos
wagon Ard Car, Harness ot every dcaGrtpfoo
Nie-!ar Ba1ls, Leather Hoae
Ea;oas, Cars.
h.?s aad Wb-.lherrog..
~.;!:ob-s Safes &C.
s-ie1 and Plaid Cci'ons
As':rr' ast l!as-ys for plantation hands
i..!J :!a1s Clothing for Servants
w. :. the sbov. articles hand and for sale, or W'h
ti- 5' repaired ohe. joh work done to order, on
- aoee 70! cash. or 10 punctaal customers only, on
Fss:;a".
'!c - ,he country, with satisfactory References
!>f:iy a"ested 10. Address K. n. SlMMo,
~; SIT; Ases: ard S,orekeeper Va PeultentlarY.
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Sol T:iIiiN EXPECTATIONS.
: gs;,a,sG TRADE, 1S61.@

H,J =! RJTLE r Sc s Q n,
80 H. PEARL Ok 1iTH STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.
s '"ea:y.a~e gears .mportng their own Goods have
nlT jas: recsiTed by the bark "Ptirts, olrest rona
o,i % hi, nor; snd by other arrivals from the man.
;'a:.:, full snd complete stock OF China, Ear.hen-
ks G...s.s-e Coal Oh and other Lamps. Looking Giass
:atcrs, Silver Plated and JapanDrd Tinware, Fancy
%. and S,onexare, whcs. they oGer 10 Southern mef
.-'s . "a the 5es; terms.
" oal; ask for an examination OF our stock a9d
h. 20 &c: s,les. WM Y. BUTLER & son, q
81 ,.., gt-,,rn. Importers, 10 Pearl street
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n,o Richmond Enquirer,
N ssN,wEgELY AND WEEKLY
sLlsEEp rN.I Up, WISE ~ ALLEGRE.
TERMS:
aLE n.

.... dollars per annuu, and at the
lr :t,ss fSrs shorter period than one
, ~; s!s:: i ssafs ;ss 5s
" c,.s tcr SIX liz copies for $40, to be paid In.
- ssreT Anaa'w wsan letters contsinpS money are
sdfsaSe be registered, or they Will be a; the
K D; .Ae es;iis'S & 7gS pAILr ESorlarS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-30
TEXAS LANDS,

D l)H0 ACRES Of the best Lands In Western Texas.
Sui acsap.ed Ny lin since their purchase. III health,
{! i,.GigI cb!utc disease, renders II npossoie
- r''a2. the business of farming ana ne Wouiu ~
IT,. Na.";e these Lands 10 tracts OF from oeo 70 4vVV
30 '''! laid In hc States Of Maryland or Virginia.
-, a." -en;, from the R-prblic and State OF iekas,
. ~ =" 81 'at it.cts Are more less Improved G''o
-. " u" '"ad is susceptible Of easy irrigation;
- -: tie coast, on the main ro.d called the Indi.
~, ' % t- coast we'll tlu4bored, and are Soou
~ 'litT and corn lands.
~ '.; :a',:;as:icn apply 10
CHARLES c. ,NIEBUHR,
n. 21 Perry Street, NeH York city
p,",'.:s's TARDAY 4 WILLIAMS, Rchnond.
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SE0CKOE MILL
vhC!lMCND GROUND PLASTER.

i'!lMtAD GROUND PLAaIhh
| pr Ius In,p pieIar,d 10 supply any demand for
Nr.a-Ii tH, FRESH GH0UND, for the Fall crops.
~. 0: Lump Is large; selected from the Pue's
~ SN9ra sco,s) ouarnes, with specsl reference 70
r.hss Il SriPaarz or LINE
.s. To- Ae heavily Increased patronage, the Fepu
nv t-'H! shah be fully sustained for PGRlTI anu
80 . ,FriTrs:..;:n ;:ns JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, :,
F''--c> OlIice No. IL Pearl street.
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8ltBnlonb Enquuln, :

BY TYLER, WISE & AbEEGRE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-25

nications by sea are cut off and the Missis-
sippi blockaded though she may fight to
the last she will starve for want of communI-
cations. There was tnen but one proper
policy for Kentucky, which was to stand
still, then the North will not invade as, and
Ghose who have their sympa;hies with the
Seuth can furnish them men and means,
whieh can't be done if we 90 out, for then
we si.alt be ourselves invaded. How could
the Eozth help US when companies are
being raised here to help the South it IS
absurd to expect it. There was another
point Can you save your wives ana
children when you are confronted pg
enemies The r!eh may take them 10 a
place of safety, but the poor who labor IN
the sweat of their bEoHs, cannot do that,
and who will protect the dear ones OF their
homes when they are On the held oi
battle2 You must look these dangers IN
che face before you take the fatal position
Of deserting your country and your tag.
Mr., D. made spirited and happy allusion
10 the secession cant of calling Union men
sEbznissionists and eater dirt-s, when tho
cosster, the principal organ OF accession
here, recently spoke Of the South as a
timid doe. snuf1ng danger from alar, and
bounding 10 take refuge behind the rock OF
secession. he then referred TO" Llncoln.S .
call for froof.q, which had been refused.
He had right to call troops, as Glendower
could call spirits from the vastly deep, but
they would not CONE when he called
If Kentucky gOes out of the Union 1t
brings an unavoid&5Ea civil strife II she
stays in, it will save tie nation from ruinr
utter overthrow, and destruction. In the
Union Kentucky is safe; out OF it she IS
lost He wanted her, With the other border
States, to stand firm and beat back the
waves of faction until they recoil upon
those who first stirred them. 41e drew
picture of Kentucky as a great battlefield
with invading armies North and South, and
urged upon ali to Rssist in putting Gown
Lincoln in the Union, and not TO pull do|n
our country We need fear no oppression
from the North if we are loyal 30 the
Union we will find friends in the North to
aid us against Lincoln should he commit
bnt not If we 60 out ~ the
Union.
Mr. Dixon closed with a superb stunl.e
showing the folly of breaking up the UsIoa
by comparing it to q ship, the navigators OF
which Quarreied at sea about the timbers,
and began to tear them out among, and ap-
propriate then, regardless Of ths risk of
waters, and the sHre destruction Of all on
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IA card 10 the Public.

The amount of bodily ard mental misery srisng
from neglect of small complaints, IS incaleulsble
and It is therefore OF the utmost importance that
strict attention TO the least and trlfing bodily
ailments should be had for disease of the body in
variabIy affects the mind. DIR. MoFFATT'S VEG
ETABLE LIFE MEDICINES, in every instance
where they have been thoroughly used, have TRI-
UMPHED OVER DISEASE in almost all its di-
versifed forms. Tho salutary eaects OK the Life
Medicines have, In fact, been universaiiv eKpe-
rienced, that they have become faiy established
the most easy, safe, and perfect mode OF treatment
81,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-25
BUSINESS CARDS.
Facts for the People

IL 10 fact not to he disputed, that Ros-r Bros .
are now opening of the test and cheapest
stock Of Dry GOUds in the city, mprising every
lowesr price Of 614c per yard, up to tho highest
shaws ia great quantity and variety, SILK DusTers
aud Lace Mantles. Our stock of Hosiery, Gloves,
Notions, &c, &c, IL complete. Also the latest
styles Of Prints, Lawns, Organdies, Baraees, Cling
hams, &c. BIeachsd anc Brown Musins, Irish
inens, also Cottonades, Linen Drills. all for men
aud boys Ladies, Misses, and Childrens
Shoes, aud good many articles usually kept in
Inc, all Of which warrant to sell cheap the
Lheapest. ROSER BROS.
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H u NJ N e. LII s

lFORMERLY OF STEELE 4 HUNNELLD
F1O0Etn& MILLS,
CORNER OF
WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL
EVANS VILE, IND.
TEVNES gS-R " RSTRRLFSEFyfTE E.N~I'
II is now in full operation, with new and COM
plete Machinery of the latest STYLE foI Planning and
Dressing Lumber, Planning and Growing Flooring,
making Doors and Sash Mouldings, Window
Blinds, and every other description Of work done
in such establishments.
All work at these Mills warranted to be we'll
done, and Ill be offered at the lowest cash pTices.
Dry Poplar Fiooring and Misunderstanding coz.
5faDtly on hand, and will he sold for cash.
Brackets and Scrolls sawed TO any pattern
sitting and all kinds of Saving done IT, order,
and Ia the most approved style
jy& WIN. HUNNELL.
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Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be /
charged the full Daily rates, with one half |
the Weekly rates added. --------t
ten cents per line. .-...;u, tho ,
Charges will be made for Inserting the
,,oticas of the following Orders, Societies
ana Associations at the rates Named TO oo
M Military Companies, Order OF odd ei-
lows. Masonic Orders, benevolent Soc'e'''7
and Singing Societes- ,.., os
For esch notice not exceeding s lines 20
/ ,.nt, for each insertion; over eight lines AZ
! this rate. "a, e,narol notice
Announcing deaths with iunerai "o'''0
attached, 81; without notice, Tree.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and h1cur-
siono gotten up by individuals or associa-
tons or by churches at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed unuer
the head of Special Notices, ii ten lines oI
over, will be charged double the USUAL
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3 ,,ao inserted once in the Daily, Will d.
: | charged fifty cents.
. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly
Z Announcing candidates OF every aescE 7
. tion 10 be charged at the rate OF Si % 10 10
/, each name in the Daily, and 81 IN the Dall pan
ond weekly. the same to be, IN all case
paid in advance. rnN.r 90
Il EVANSVILLE JOURNAL ~.
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n'A NTOFFAF'S
Y:eo p;IIe & phnniZ Bitters

M M4AAAS -, - nv Thoroughly cleansing the nrst
I OuIo dJ - Stomachs and creating a ho~ ot lui9
healthy bile instead Of the stale ssdrt1rn ana Hoad
ps;ylc.sness III Temper, Anxiety Lang.
sS,5 Melancholy, which are the genera y
81 Dyspepsia will vanish, as nAtara' 0'H''
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Scrofula.

The r,ost horrible cases of SeroinlA' IA taeI
v.na Bones, and Limbs of the victim hao oeel
1reyed upon by the Unsuitable diseasSs them
b, The unde liable authority OF me - tbes
Sas DS W fo have been completely cured Dy ines e
pu ely Vegetable medicines after all others nS1
found more ihan useless.
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NJ The Life Medicines

w. t;,,ous and liver complaints, with their HlaIS
weiI-known attendants, bilious sna s'eH 5:-.s,,.
P,, Pa,- , f5ss OF appetite, acknowledge 20 ~ ~
vsstJy superior to anything ever before oHo'e4 -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-25

As aremedy for this most dstrs''ngF TFE 1go MEDi
Tt,S maze Ss2vo distino. and emphatic recommeh
Sation It Is weknOwn to hundreds lL,s IN ths GsS 9
that the former proprietor q these sIagnt for
arSs Of thirty ave years. and that he tried N
vain every remedy prescribed "'yh.n %svsr 5Hs al
I'm ,pi triat the medicine which is nov onete9 u
tbs nubIic and he cured in very S1or' oni,
I,ar his recovery had been prcnouneSu no' & ~ ~
| improbable, but absolutely inip0S'iDi''' - -
| me-
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N .MEIernnriaI Diseases.

Parsops whose constitutions have oecoiHI conf and
;8 - the iuiudteious OF Mercury WIZ !, i,se -
2 oeiicines y perfect cur, a. they never Ia.a -
reSjeate from the system all the effects ot In".0a
- inNnitely Y sooner than the most po"ei'u' -
-s.-Ator ~ 2arsauRri la.
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1nnLPHO WOLFEIs

UDOLPHO WOLFE5
pure sherry, y, w 81. l - ;. 2 =. .
4-,no1,ed 1 ana bottled by himself ih' SANS =
Pert Wine.
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In MANY Thousands

o. certified Slstancca dey hnve erss r-scaed sufferers
tor Eis &c rsyFS Of Gntimely erGVe Gjley al the
decepcs isossruSs0 Of tho dag hare Snrdr15ly fdId
so great, indeed, has their efficacy invariably and
nfaIbly proved, that il has appeared scarcely Oss
than miraculous to thoso who were acquainted with
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which
they are comp 5unded and upon which they conse
aUently act It YVES TO their manik st and sensible
setion ia purifying the springs and channels Of ife
and endu HS them with renewed tone and ViSUr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-25

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
---------------------------
G. r "A r b A r q A I N S
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats & Caps!
IE1E NIS GA sA :
aBs Sc eBCVgaEeSS s. COos
No. 10 First Street,
G EAT RG AIN s
No. 10 First Street,

Ofer great Inducements to RETAIL Cash Custom
ers in the selection from their Large, New, and
Elegant stock of Fashionable Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, hats and Caps,
AT WHOLESALE PRICESI
DRESS GOODS At less than ever sold in this mar
ket before. s
LINENS HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS, and and...........D0MESTICS
offered at 80 per cent Sess than heretofore re-
tailed at in the city. - e -.tf III, --r..-. .
All are IN vlted 10 some and npars quality and
pFlos with any other house in the city.
A. 8. JAQUESS Co,
apII-Iyd-el2r No 10 Ffrst street.
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MoFatt's Life Pills!i!

Are composed of Vegetable ingredients exclusively,
as can be sscertsired by chemical tests. Their
prouiuent eualites are those Of an active and
searcniDg thozgh perfectly mild and agreeable de-
teigeut Gperient Of gentle suporiHc, p omOting
the nssnsibis perspiration of pleasant diuretc,
fnvig Grating tEo Kidneys aud bladder; aud OF
delightful tonic cardiac. exciting appetite by the
demands of active digestion, and cheering the mind
with that grateful sense of renovated health which
oF
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The Phnnix sitter! !!!

80 dcnominated from their GGtUnishin2 power of
creating new life and health, i were, from the
YerX hes eE ahe1pes'af sjlaTsr'T-s 10y ,'rodnc
operating within three or toar no bs.d and stom.
ing ana eThierating the mind even IN less ti'hs
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rDOLPHO WOLVES

UDOLPHO WoLFES
pure ma deira q w In. 1 d q 81
InRGE5sSG Hss the Wine ever S1qsee m 9
,ae =, ,hs trade 10 bottlOs. This WINS -
perfectly pure.
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pnToUS COMPLAINTS & A MODE
~ ne CHREI

a well regulated and PrCportlonstg toy
e hila mon the stomach, is always Tequistvo a.
"a "a o ,1aotior of sound healtn-it stimulates "
aston and keeps tho intestinal canal free IRON ba m
66fsfructIons When there is denclsHIS - - bonS
~ tile ~ obundnnce Of bile causes frequent hause"
Sn the stomach and often promotes very ~
/ tseE,s Of disease, which sometlmes emu -
DR.. Mofat's Life Medicines es,.
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~ nMI,lnRatt,a lie Pille!!! |!

II affections Of the head, stes headHcf+a ~ r. sot
baSocLs Lese pills sgiH be found TO Po'seSS " '''
Mo Moffat's Phenix BittersH
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rDOLPHO WOLFES
p11ra Port Wine.

....4 ara bottled by himself put up ~ tatTls..
lhi 20 - with his certificate on th0 pV'~~'
,ns- IisIrappted pi1sd pure and tho best quality
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THESE MEDICINES

Have nor been before the pubic for period Of so gears,
and during that tniS hGU0 ntainfaHed high character
t almost every part Of The Globe for The extraordinary,
csragiee propertiea ashieh haeN possess.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-25
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-07
Origin of the Bavonet.

The bayonet vas invented it is said a
Bayoune, in l64l aud emplo yed in 81 0
In the regiment OF the kings fusileers-
1t sensiSly modified the system OF Hilta
ry art in Europe, as it m ade cavalry less
redouttable to infantry. and cau-ed the
FIRE oflines Of battle to be reg arded a. the
principal means of action. The bayouet
has, in fact. often prosed the decisive arm
Of the coW bat
According to local tradition, it vas in
smal hamlet in the environs OF Bayon-
ne that this arm was invented What
led to the Invention OF it wa, that in a
fierce combat betueen some Ba- que Pc as
ants and some Spanish gslers. the for
ner batiDg exhausted their AMMUNITION,
aud being thereby at dissdvsutage, fas.
tened their long knives to their a, u,uskets,
and ty no means OF the weapon so form.
ed, put their enemies to fight.
This arm rapidly came into general use
in Europe. After the kings regime ut.
several others were provided with bsyon.
EFT, and tie dragoons received it iD 1876
ln 1913, at the time of the peace of Nj
meguen, all the French greuadiers had
the bayonet. but the socket, which N axes
the use OF it SO easy, was not invented till
q later period
An unsuccessful experiment With the
socket was made before Loui. XIV, in
1863, but the want of uniformity IN the
nusketS Eas an obstacle to the adoptioD
II this simple and eficaciou, piece of me-
,hanism. Bayonets at that time were
IoTt of dagger, of which the handle was
placed in the muZzle OF the musket, and
IF course prevented the uusket from be-
ng fired.
The first battle at which the bayonet
vas serlou-l3 employed, was that OF Tu-
'iD, in 1852; bat it wa not until the bat
lie OF Spires in 1903. that the first charge
II the bayonet va executed. After that
'pOcb up to 1892. the bsyouet was often
Employed in coUbnt. and the Prince de
1igne called it "a peculiarly French arm"
wing to the IL anuer in Whis the French
oldiers used it; but the real value of it
Va- not revealed until the wars of French
rational Independence. Tbep the bayoD-
t really became a Freuch arm. The
ulet is wild" sad Sbwaruoff, "tut the
'syonet i,prudent and sure"