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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

CoxpIrIcS oP MEs. DAVIS AND MIS-. GE".
JoliSsoS-"o srs great: grstihei in being ab.a 10
Stute that the injuries sustained By Ars. President
Davis, from the accident on Thursday, were :1uc!t
less than was NJ first feared She has not been
confined to Eer room, We oarn, ard S apprehrnsi"ns
johnson is also Improving rapidly, l.er fractured
wrist having been properly set. ShefMSrr: Lu. t;!s
pain and her many friends may promise Themselves
tho qualification OF soon bclo!dHg tsr ,no"y tl.a'
III pcrfrctlv restored health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

YANKEES FROM MANAssAs.-F:ve prisoners.
including stawart free negro uian, named lnr;r:
Smith, were brought to this city last evening, iTc"'
Fairfax, in custody Of two hlcs OF n:ea from tho
Vickshr.y (M'ss,) Southrons, commanded BY SET
seant Walco,t The Yankees cap:ured b?
onr outrosts some days nco; the ueEro, :cs:-
ot having played the spy fer some time, anI >nn-
veyed frequent information 70 thn enemy. The !oi.
lowing are the names OF the Ee-sisn- CorGo!i
iIumphrcs and Leslie Worthinyton, two Pe'iLss!-
Cavalry: and Daniel Farrell md Thomas Mar ,iy,
Of the TIlirty-ScvcntL Ne" orb regiment; N"i"r
Walls, attached to the STAFF OF B.:.. Gen. Glaze,
accompanied The capl;vcs to the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08
REJOICING u TIE REBEL

The intelligence from Missouri has OCCASION
ed much c;agrtu ampng the loyal people here,
and great r,jpicing alnong these who sympa-
thize with tue rebels. Tue former arc vent
ing curses upon Gcnrral Fremont for his crinl-
iaal tardness in forwarding reinforcelnents to
the gallant Mulligau aud his band Of heroes,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

A SPARTAN FATnER-A1 inciileI. c. :!s
wnr-for the truthfulncss OF which We caI nay
youch-has been brought to our atteution aud SO
touchingy does Ii illustrateh Spartan lit.o spirit of
the Southern people that cannc. forbesr .:":; l.
publicity through this column. /, is IS follow:
day or two ago. respectable eeu.l.laa !'s'n
Mississippi, whose name We withhold throrg! ~,
tves ot:obvous delicacy, presented h:m,vi II. rs
War Department in order 10 arrange for the .',',a
portation to his home Of the body o! bis elie.t o
who had fallen victim to disease emgendcrei ~
cyrosurc while in service. In the c"Cr., OF -
teryiew, one Of the officers OF tie DePa-aic'!. -.
ierred in terms OF coujolemen:, &c the b::"s:"a:
he had sustained. He Yves promptly ass !rci o. :is
nobls old man that wiki. he deeply i-p"rcc tne
loss Of son, upon who.e yogEs ..;s :, man. !oad
promises crrIr-cd, yet !:s c!icf regret Ns- '".
he had not anohe. ron ready 70 Ill a; "ncr 'ie
vacancy thus sadly made r the ranks Of has t"tn-
try's offenders. lie added, however. with c"i,-n,
pride, that he had Yet another sen lott, .diIicG
bog, who, should the war continue, Woa'd tire" rc
ready, as row hc is eagerly wiling, to ser'" h!s
country with his mu-kct two or three years hence.
And this regret and this pride, the old man stated
had been among the !a.es, dying declarations Q! he
deceased s1p.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

Ths aEdeFsisne'i, practical wseArn>ser. and
dealers IN Watches. having boughs and I'D Au-''.
can Watches for number 4 years past, Azd A.,ies
dealt IN ell klnss q foreign Watches for q nueA
logger Poriod y time. beg - state That they hssv
never dealt Ia Watches ~Alch. class. o. n ln1-
vtdaai lnstaDcef, have besn aors sstisfActsy %
themselves o. customers. whether IN respect q
durability beauty u anlsh systematically corf.cs
proportions aocufats compensation Ard adie-,rasni
o. of 'efime-keepfay rs&nls. than iAo~e n.suuf.e-
tufed b. de wAltham Company.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

WATCHES.
II Ca,.d.


80 THE AMERICAN WATCH coxfAsf, q
watham Mass bcrs call the ait~asien ofthe pub
iic - the following emphatic rccomendsuon oval
tiam Watches BY he lesding practical wasehmakeFs
And Jewellers throughout The rnite States. Tae ~
ire lis = signatures % q 4 quite - lag ~
pahicstion ~ one Advertisement. bat ths PR
seniesi viii be recosaiset - those aoqaAinted With
,hs Trade being IN tie highes, degrc. respectable
and ilaaesuAl AZ their establishments may always
Do ioand The esnnine Na,os- q ne C0upAnya MAJ
ufacsnre. IN great variety.
ssgnsiaroe tron many eises AID town. not hslly
repfes-at.-i "a tAla TT vii Appeu a failure stvsr-
eselsenf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

go s.r~.e e-stla 8. - ACIu[So's PREPARED
orr ~ ssve tea lasss - oosl-1a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

10 log sgnce rcnt = - - hcz q ce9hslic
Pfs for be cure Il tie Ssfrors Heafs<he aid co..
uv<asss IA received to sa7ne anf thev hst 80
foo1 &c ecees t1ss uas laiIocs q serd for i1ore
fieAss test - feE,Zrn nal. Direct q
4. X. WHEELER
lss.lzau. Al.eA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

From - Exsssas-. Nth. v.ryszs1
TA<7 AAvs Assu iested r tso<e tAan sA~1saad
c>>~. ~ifh earlre snpssss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

T. c. sp1cl1az, Leg
w..h g. se-ze csrr-l.sls o. large show t4.ls -
br.n< s~--r c<- sc ~ mere partccisTiy before rv
castctnera y go have anything q IL klai please
send g e.
Cse q ~ estaraeTs who e sltjccf 70 severe sick
Ueadee c. usually .sFtlrz 70 DAYS cured - az
lnL4cA = one heir - rour Pills Nhiea sent Der.
Especially yours.
y Il u..rEa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

Fsvsz - r~rse.-st. s.. C.1..a sg.13esc.s.
~ an e. he~r k>ea ,rcehls1 W. 80 Ass1a -.
SOD fes t-sx. Csrnt.-e nr,l - KAT - BY
ka~V t,.f-l 81 "a. q "a sssa<t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
MEDICAL.


~ he u,s r sAe-e Pms u periodic ai,.sAs q
ssrsous O 50 Eeidacss sssy os pfe.'en.st ss =
taken e he cc1eace1eat e "a af.s.s. ilamei.als
rel - fro- 4cxaess Va - ottalled
Tsey s..to1 al - renewing s3s Nsa-sa aa1
nsadfcke . whies fsmsle- sfc - meet saAeet
ne aes gvn>raiiy upoa &c te~si.-rstoylas
Coxssesss9
Par kfsolry nssV. S4teats. psLeste fsssaics.
sad a. persoas = sefeaf1rg fatss tbey sslasble
laxative. n iapfoTing IL apG.rae, glvirg ieae
AL slgor sAs Digestive organs. sne rcss>rius ne
nataral electricity sod sEsagsh q tbs whole syrten,
he czPuALiC Pills srs sas sesalt q bag iave-.
t.<ato AID carefully eooteeted experiments. havins
been n nse many yeara. cal.nS Walsh tas tasy
have pfevsn.ea a8d Fslierr1 AS amoznt 81 pain
a. sa-sr;1g fsoz beaascAe wAetaeF edginauas n
~ serpoas System e. fsom = tsfAhxed STATE q ths
rtsaaeh.
Ley aSs entirely vegetable n their cosnroe.tlae,
a. 1-ay - taken 81 a. unes via perfeet salsty.
~.thoo. ssa<-ax aay eAAnEe . a., end - atsenes
y Qag dtssgrscai.s tses rssdsrs essy % adrs.s-
t.Enr Len = e4a-sres.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
Tls sal-.as Aavv ~Sas.ass. q ns1ry c. spsai.ilns
"a oeek 5oK
ssla y rrsssss.4 Al ~ cher ie.S~s ne..
-De>
4fos WI - .-as ~ nal en- reooip, vtsAs
PRICE IS CENTS
~ o-.ess ssc-.t 3. sssrrsses -
EENRY c. sPACLDiNG.
= Cedar Stress. 49, rofk-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

Tor SALE.-ONE OF HALL 4
De Ere rrr--f Al f-sfxlfr :. - So 49,
- nssi En<ulr- a ". c@ah CO. ~ ~
ks<t.s<s ne~. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

rroa =, Ezsa.sae-. SsSsslk. virssz.A
o<pAas IFS .ec1 el.i - tac otfest for uAch Ley
v~-~ 1a.le. III. c-Ec lea.ts4a 81 ~ - forsnS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

A-'stt tttAstAs - aaA %
Henry c. speridt1z. Esl.
Tle1sc 1n1 rue.osc4 txeut-Gve ccnts far waich
-end tae anetheT hex y yegr Cephalic Pulls. They
are truly IL be~s piils have ever TILED. D.sest
a. srovrH. r II.
pe.ie NfTnon. q.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

Fru1 - At~e.-->es. rsevs1eacs. :. I
- c<pasil f.'ls as ssIs Y ;, stsrasrSably -.
evo re-.stx fer - - .4aehe ant 60 e tSs sery
ess 81 .Ast rs leeasnt css. tr..< v1i1s ~ <vef
80 ctscCrEfei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

GArLDiyGG rREFARED eIuE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

str.s Cfe4x. Hals.agsou eounfy, p.
Jan1arr - 81
= G. er1cll.ns. SIX
Tee VII please scnt he svo tsxes q ycar cspAa :
< PA ST. Len Immediately.
rours. Eespccsfziiy.
Jo1Es b ss~NoS.
PsfAa~u Ne! 80 ~ Z ysus p.lls. saa 20.
t1ern axoe1-frL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

co-...aas IN part q he for,e-tns
800 Sack. Primo Rio Coffee.
20 -" Java Coffee,
GOO Brls y. o Molnses
400 & H. Molasscs:
100 frf brIs s II. Molasscs.
700 NO Nolas.es
ESQ Hbds Sugar.
100 Brl- Clarified Do
TO Crushed do.
~ Grsnulat>d -.
90 Powdered DO:
- Chests Imperial Tea.
% Gunpcw,ler do.
30 zoung HysOa DO.
- Flee Black DO.
so Tierces Rice.
100 Kess Walls,
sSo brls Loulsvlile Cement.
100 White Fab.
400 M bris DO.
ZOO Trout And Pckrr~
rs BIZ Macke-el
RIO HIf bris do.
400 Kitts Mackerei
ZOO Kegs Holland HERRING.
rs bsk Roe Herrings:
80 Bones Fs-orfte Br.Das Tobacco;
1850 Bris al binds flqoo-s. wirss. &c.
e. %, sh---- sna AZ rs~r .s-i-ie., re ~ n-> ~
s<sss. M ~ -Ost At n Le-rsu rsrt.f FrI,>!
a. r--v sr.sss- -srr----a . ~ sass-r.-s,ou y
- srrxrs .r- lu-iseS - ss.ra.n. -. -ss<s -.
~ F-u-hrs.rz sss<~t<r~
Il. HUMAN.
7n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

HaFsTl-T-. =. - > =
r. spaa1&tEr, stT-
wish 80 80 std "a oce E1rc hex - var Ce-
ykaLc Pills Ihass rsc<tsef srr-f f<at - tsas-
- c~o<z t.<n
Torrs, respectfully.
49, -, 'sskse<ss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
sPAUIDIxcs PREPARED GLUE

sFAULDISe.s rEEPARrp 90.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

Yra.sna xirk. Jan i. u.
IT. spaSla,sg
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

VIZ c rssl1..
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19
I Coattnucd IN our ue.rr.

COtt0u- PlQnters'
body met III Macon, Ga, on the 4th
inst, as we learn from the telegram
of that citv,and was organised by elect
ing James NJ. Chambers, ESQ, presi-
dent and Col. j. j. Gresham, of Ma
con, secretary, Ex-Governor More
head, of kentucky, addressed the CON
vention in 4 spirited and patriotic
speech. On the second dav n reso-
luton was adopted declaring the will
ingness of the cotton planters to aid
the government with their entire cotton
crop. The convention adjourned, to
meet again in Macon, on the 18th of
October next, when all engaged in ag-
ricultural pursuits are earnestly invit-
ed to be present.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19
.Suferlmgs Of tie lIen IN CotuHeI

Sufer1mss cf' tie lIex in Colunel
D~rye0's Hcgt"seut.-A young law
Yer Of New York. a private in Con-
pany T of Col. DURYEA'S Zot,.4ves
[now stationed at Hampton Creek.
Ea.), writes to a friend III New Io-k
q doietlll account of the sufte1ineS at
the men Of that regiment. The s;l-
lowing is an extract from his icrfe-
The great trouble here is TIA,
when a man feels weak .hrcnz-..
sickness it is very hard to get sfru:.
again with the diet we have. Las
night a friend of mine went down tc
the fort and bought a beetsrea~
which he gave me. This seemed &c
do me more good than all the med
cines I have taken during the la.
three weeks. wish the Quarter
master would give us our thirty cents
per day, and let us get our own pre-
visions. l think we could max. i
then very comfortable. AS it is now,
a great many Of the men must die
before long for the want of decertr
food. l have lost eighteen pounds
since I have been here. / weig:,
now only one hundred and twenty
pounds, others who have not beei.
on the sick list at all, have LOST -
much. even more, through mere wan
of food. Boxes come every day ,or
some of the boys, and it IS this ONLY
that keeps US alive.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19

For professional and business cards, (in-
.'pding the Daily paper) not exceeding
I've lines, tof ~ months, Si5-wi,hout
paper. :sio
Ine privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to Their own immediate and
regular business: and the business Of an
a'INrrtlSlng nrm is not considered as iucl,l-
ding thar Of its individual members
advertisements published at irregular
Intervals, $ per square for each insertion
Announcing candidates for 8. District OF
STATE otiicc. $40; for a Parish office, $50; ;
yjtr olii"e, S5-to be pad in advance
ii. advertisements for strangers or tran
>."nc pe"<"Hs, to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
ior 4 specified time: will be inserted Till
forbid, and payment e&acted.
Mazftagcs nit' deaths viii irc published
- news ohitua!iv>. tributes Of respect and
!tucya. Invitations as ;her advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19
Interesting from General Magru-
der'S Command,

| UcE . COmAl00Os
| We have been favored with the fol-
lowing extracts from private letter
written by one of our best known cit
liens, now in Virginia, to friend in
this city, who like his correspondent,
occupies a distinguished position in
the commercial world d:-Picaynne
Richmoud, TQ., Jazy j.
Ireturned last nj ight from Y Yorktown
and Young's Mills, where saw many
Of our boys, all well, and in the finest
spirits imaginable.
On Thursday, Gen. Magr,1der heard
that the enemy We're committing dep
relations ten miles above Hampton
That night he ordered four companies
each from five regiments, to march,
and at 10 O'Clock they took up the
line Of march, and passed within one
mile Of Hampton, fred on the picket
guards, and went close into Fortress
Monroe, countelmarchad and stopped
at Young's Mills-in all distance OF
thirty-two miles in the mud and rain.
Many Of them lost their shoes. To
wards the end some gave out. Our
boys stood it manfully, particularly
George Norton.
They remained in the woods with
out tent or baggage, and at one O'Clock
on Monday, when I arrived, the vid-
cites had just come in and reported
the enemy four miles off. in large NUM-
bers, advancing rapidly. The hoyS
wentto work throwing up breastwori~
telling trees and preparing for VAIN
reception.
They worked like devils, got their
guns in position, and the most intense
enthusiasm and excitement exisIec!
for about two hours and a half ttl;.
ever witnessed. Every moment We
the attack n.sszl 81 :, 555.s5.-e eager
set of fellows 1sever were seen.
thought [ was lucky just to get ther,
in the nick of time.
DIR. Rev bum, who with ne, picked
out two oak trees, meausureingaround
the waist about as much as he did.
and about five feet apart, as hiding
place, and said let them fire away,
he was safe. Well, after the lao-e
Of fully two hours and half, Gen. Ma
eruder sent out videttcs again. wrr
that the enemy had retres.5-
ed.
1t turned out to be maraudine Yar-
ties in large numbers, who commit aI
sorts Of deprcdations, and 7 thiuk the
object III fortifving Ioung's Mills is.
Be on hand near and either put 4 stor.
% these things or bring on genera.
action, which the General is crazy e
provoke.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19

The guns had been depressed t
prevent damage to the neighborin
shipping, from the waddins.
The salute was fired, and the frs
lieutenant had gone below, leavin,
the first lieutenant in charge of tn
deck. While this officer was pacin.
the deck, unconscious of impendin!
evil, he observed a boat putting Of
from Dutch gun brig, their neares
nelghbor, and steering for the Onta
ria. She was soon alongside, and .
Dutch Lieutenant stepped upon the
deck with strong symptoms of con
sternation in his demeanor.
Mein Got, SIR was the first salu
tation-svou fred shot into us iust
now, which carried away our mair
pean and almost kilt man.
The American officer expressed
his deep regret at the accident, an6
requested the Dutch officer to be
seated while he communicated the
circumstance to the first lieutenant.-
stepping to the companion, he called
down IN an under tone to the first
lieutenant-
H, do You know we've shot a
Dutchman this mornincf'
Shot Dutchman-ir1possible J
cried the lieutenant.
Its a tact-here's an officer from
the Dutch gun brig on board of us,
and he tells me we've carried away
some Of his tackle and almost k1Lt a
man
Then for Gods sake, nv dear
fellow, get a boat, go on board, ex-
plain the accident, and make every
proper apology; ascertain what dam
age has been done and offer suitable
rcparation.'
The officer went on board the
Dutch brig and explained the acci-
dent to the captain, whom he found
very reasonable man and satisfied
with the explanation he gave him.
The shot, it seems, had ricocActtea-
struck the surface Of the water and
glanced off--passed over the Dutch
mans poop, and struck his main
boom, or Yeam,' as the Dutch officer
had il T'ha ,i,,,+a,,,,+ ,,,.,,;,oJ e.,
tha ,osn who ,ros a1,sns+ i.It W w
was ~rat;fol 70 l4,rn +l.t +l,a .n1
,aa.. ..,a. H.. ~ l1
nI ',.'' '''''' ''', @''"' .''' f",s-
9" I, ,.s', ,i,-:- ''e''l q 'o''ns nl'Ioy VINO
h.1 h,,s W. "'',N,.'s Oh IL: poop at me time
NJ ~ '1,'.. m ne, 'l's nor h''rt hln.-
an offer to repair the broken BOOM
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19
Selected Expressly for the DailylNews.
Adventures of q Thirty-TWO Pound
Shot,

The affair which occurred in the
harbor of Toulon, in the Spring of
1884, when, in firing salute in hon
or Of the French kings birth -day,
some shot from the United States fri
gate United States, struck the French
admiral's ship, and killed one or two
men-made some noise at the time.
but is now scarcely remembered, ex-
cept as one OF those accidents which
often occur in naval experience and
which the strictest discipline and
most cautious vigilance may not al
ways prevent. The first lieutenan+
is considered responsible for the dis
cip}ine of the ship; but much Of that
responsibility must be, if we NAV so
express it, merel y technical: There
are many minute details, in reference
to which the most vigilant and COM
petent officer must rely upon subor-
dlnates. who may not always he
trustworthy: and a slight neclcct in
these details may derange,y for the
moment, the best conceived plan, and
produce events as serious as that
which occurred at TouIon. It was
the loss Of life, and not the infre-
4uency or'the enornity Of the acci-
dent at loulon, that gave ii an air of
national lmportance: for such things
have occurred more than once before,
as well in our service a> the naval
service of other countries, without
exciting remark beyond the spot
where 1t happened. The remarks
lead me to relate an anecdote comnu
nlcatcd by an naval officers detailing
an incident which belongs to this
class of naval casualties; and which
might have had as tragical u ter,nna-
.: .:on a. ,'a' at lonion' 'ut tcr1nina;-
'tn "''lef'i,'E' may now serve to1
:, tA'''e i" smile or alnuse passing
'l'"r'
The scene is laid in the harbor Of
omt rna. liz" United States s1oop
OF war ontaria, returning from a
cruise IN the Archipelago put into
smyrna, III the month OF February,
1881, on the eve Of Washington S |
birthday. The Ontario dropped an
chor in the spacious harbor, outside
Of the immense feet of Slipping
which Is always to be found in that |
great eastern mart. In the distance !
was to be seen the city, It's port enli-
Vened by merchant vessels Of almost
every nation, and between them and
.he Ontario, a number of English,
French and Dutch ships Of war
On the morning Of the 22d. the
gallant sloop was dressed out with
fags from every mast head, III lonor
# the father Of his country; and
captain :. Went ashore to transact
business with the American consul,
Nr. O.iiev leav;pe, orders for the cns-
.ornarv observance of the dav. III.
irst lieutenan, accordingly directed.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01
CLEARTlELD STONE WARE PeTTI

Thankful for past favors and sOliciti''|
ture patronage. ! would respectfully hrl
that have on hand again, and viii con
keep at the Pottery in this borough, on Y
uer n short distance east Of the METHODIST ]
"a large stock of Crockory, such as Cream
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove plF
&c. &c; and also an extensive as'0,I
different sizes and patterns Of 6TasAr
rosettes for cornice on houses, and 0'n"'
dings.
Any mouldings not on hand will E :,
oder on short notice. Also FIRE bTieA
and kept for sale.
ES-A liberal reduction on price, Ii
Wholesale dealers. +. LEIILlNV'
ClearBcld, may %, lS7O.-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-01
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