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THE NorE.-We are able to assert, positively,
that The est vote BY which the Virginia ordinance
OF secession Was passed was-yeas s., nays SO
7 hat 10: on the decisive question 10 Is not won.
d.rful, therefore, that an fort was made by the
nionist msnagers 20 compel secresy relative 10
ls adoption The story that there were but seven
or eight negative votes is, as a matter of conrse
utterly untrue. After the ordinance had virtually
passed Dy this majority Of thirty three votes he
u oecsme worth almost any mans life to continue
70 express Unicn sentiments In the meetings of
the Convention or upOn the streets of Richmond
the all-pervadiBg reign Of terror compelled acoui
escence on the part of those OF the SIS nays
the nerve to continue to assert their principles.
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THE NEWS HERE

THx SUN-the Baltimore SuH-is for Peace
Peace :! Peace =, Its editorial column TODAY
cries Piteousiy for peace, rehearsing before the
eyes OF the world long catalogue of the evils
OF war Why was not its voice for peace, when
the disuniOnists were making vigorous war by
selzing forts, pluEderiGg arsenals robbinp demos
ltarles OF money. dissrming the army in Cexss
snoonhg ana brickbatting u soldiers on their
way 10 save this Capital from falling into Tho
haEds of an assailing 6isunion army &C.
because IT Ionged for war no To iLe moment
when 10 realized that the Government does nos
ssss p,wer, means and emphasis sufficient for
the protection of the rights of the United States
against the conspiracy OF the oligarChy
" q would have peace, now that il sees plainly
'nat those rig hts can and Will be maintained with
uhniEcnlng dete rni nation. it should forthwith
counsel its fiends who would reypImiionizs the
!nited Ststes, to lay down their arms with little
delay They who msde the war can scene
peace oeVona peradventure. the Sun well
AhoWs, oy at once ceaslng to strive to secure
themselves for all time 70 come I'm the uove n
ment Of the South s'''
Ihaf, however, is not part of their programme.
as mai II means when crying piteousiy for peacp
is, simply, that the Government OF the Jnited
ton. ~oiu'
hehsVing sincerely that such course upon the
part OF tue Government would in tie end entail
Tar more disastrous and lasting eyiJs unon tha
people OF Tie Whole country, South and North
'ndn tne c0niein plated vigorous assertion of the
.sS VI hS Union aId the supremacy OF its
Hne-nohnred Constitution and laws and being
persuaded that nlnetenths Of the S;tfIcuItis. ana
dangers of the times are the resnIt n, tbe ,on.,
Pdft OF tne failure of the Government up 20 re-
Gehuy, 70 deal vigorously with the Conspiracy TO
emoer u, and also that nothing but positive
C1rtainty on their part that tie Government "a on
tfeIy competent to defend its own rights, will
serve 70 lDduce the now panic stricken Unionisis
ol tn south to assert their lioes.e. as they sbond
aeteo' We regard what the Sun miscaIls
peoes, a. being Host likely to proloDg The wa,
wa, mas existed Tor months past. for an inde
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hkhrrCkY REGIMENT The Cincinnati En-
hles OF volunteers In the border counties on onr
sister State, Kentucky, have offered their services
10 the government throu. h Colonel j. v. Guthrie
VINO VIII command the regiment. 1t is under
stood that regiment of ten comnaniss b.s r.
accepted by Secretary Cameron, and that the req,
lment would arrive in this city tomorrow. and
proceed to temporary quarters prepared for them
in the Seventeenth Ward. '1e"i
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- CAPIA X MosIGoAEEY C. MEIGs, u 8. Engi-
nteIs, returned 70 duty here this morning, from
his recent expedition to Fort Pickens-to which
post, IL will be remembered, be took not long
since, quite number of W ashington-city me-
ehanics, who arc now employed In Strengthening
it Capt. ~. reports Fort Pickens 50 reinforced
pfovisioned and otherwise strengthened, a. TO
MAKE rs reduction utterly impossible for six
months, for which time II has been well proyis-
Toned. Three war steamers there, to assist in
ib defence; and there will be no dificulty what
ever In throwing In more men and provisions, a.
they may be needed. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

TEE BLocKADE OF HAMPTON ROADS AND JAMES
RIvER.-The steamer Baltimore (now one of the
guard vessels Of the waters Of the Chesapeake)
arrived here at q. m. this morning with dis
patches from the commanding officer at Fortress
Monroe and the commander of the squadron In
that vicinity. She reports the mouth of James
river and Hampton Roads already under a strict
and impassshle blockade The blocksdng YES.
sells are the U. :. frigate Cum berland the steam
shir Monticello the large propeller Yankee, and
three or four steam tugs; all these vessels being
efnciently armed and manned, and ommanded
BY L. :. naval officers. T-E
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=, " here Is an understanding In naval circles
that all the available f.war ON FOREIGN
squadrons will be called home Ii is said that
the gunboats OF Mediterranean and African fleets
are already bound to the United States These
would make the blockade feet very Formidable
The Mohican, Mystic, Sumter, Iroquois, gun
boats the steamers Richmo ond, Susquehana San
Jacinto, and the corvettes Constellation. Ports
mouth, and others, added TO those already nearly
ut for commission at the Navy Yards would
enable the Government, with the aid of other
available craft, TO stop all maritime communica-
ton with the Southern ports
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- DJ-The Raleigh Standard of the 9th ult. SAYS
The military spirit Ia thoroughly aroused in this
state. From the seaboard 20 the Tennessee line
nnt one spirit animates our people. North Caro-
the attack on W ashingIoa CITY, Our troops are
alive with soldiers and officers many of the latter
being here to tender their companies Ia the Gov
etnor Washington city will soon he too hot to
mold Abraham Lincoln and his government
North Carolina has said it, and she will 90 all she
can to make good her declaration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

THE DrhFR1ss SroRY.-Ths New York papers
ottne DAY refore yesterday were full of story of
the presence OF an army OF 30 COO disunionists at
Dnmfries, an lnconsiderabIe and diIapJdated
toirty-nve miles from this city. There can he
no uutn Whatever in ii. Dumfries Is situated
aPou' twenty We miles from everywhere ard 4.
to De .eac he'd from every direction by TRAVELLING
tnat distance over toe very worst roads in viz
Sihla, and Whe- reached is found situated I'm 4
helgnoorhood which could no. furnish a weeks
provision Tor two hundred men, IL all grown i'm
u In the course CT year were devoted to that
fnd j mere are quite number OF unconditional
Union men residing near II, through whom the
presence OF any considerable force there wouId
dououes soon be made known. Our informa
non 10 that the only men in arms there are half
Ine fflhce william troop Of horse, stationed
there avowedly % protect the Unionisss from mo-
.estatlon, Ia. other half having been stationed at
occeauon Tor the same purpose. some one has
soio tne correspondents Of the New York press
OF a very exTavagant rate, IN putting the Dunn
Iles story upon them.
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III On Wednesday,, two companies Of Georgia
volunteers and two Of South Carolina arrived In
Richmond Others are expected daily.
NJ Com. Stockton rides about Phfladel phia
In nis coupe, with hags on each side Of the dri-
vef's seat, made Of satin, with gold stars.
tc- II ID reported that 5000 Tennessee troops
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CoSNKcTIcur.-The Connecticut Legislature
convened on the 1st inst. Gov. Buckingham in
bis message, recommends an efficient State mill
Tia; says that al volunteer companies have already
full In few days. The regiments will not leave
the State until they are fully equipped with camp
and baggage trains. The Legislature will make
liberal appropriations for war purposes. All par
sta's is out Of debt and owns some s40O, 900 bank
nfosE
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The fnnHigenesr quotes from the writings of
Jenerson TO show that the idea of Southern
Ccnfederacy was entertained years ago as a prob
able event
The R'P1bliean saws provisional government
formed ny western Virginia would now be the
oniy Leg itimate authority in Virginia
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u. 8 SHIP CUMBERLASp.

Old POINT COMFORT, Va, May /, 1861.
Correspondence Of The Star
The statement that lately appeared in a Norfolk
paper. and subsequently in the Baltimore Patriot,
that Lieut. L. o. Selfrdge had killed Jchn F.
Wolfe, a seaman on board Of this ship for re.
fusing to obey orders, is totally incorrect The
statement emanated from late seaman on board
OF the Cumberland, who was probably influenced
by ill-will to the gentleman in question, or else
was drunk at the time
ca. G., Lieut.. U. s. 8. Cumberland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

CHANGE.-The apartments of the Secretary of
the Interior and his chief clerk have been
changed from the northeast corner of the Interior
building to the first two rooms on the north
eastern corner OF the northern wing, formerly
occupied by the Commissioner of Pensions In
consequence Of this change, the Commissioner
OF Pensions will hereafter occupy room on the
south side Of the same wing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

- lFOn Tuesday of last week the Cattarsugus
Indians held council and voted unanimously
To organize an indian regiment, one thousand
government
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Through w. G. Metzerot we have a spir.
tied piece OF music, 'sThe American Hefo,s
March, !" dedicated to Gen. Winfield Scott by
the composer, F. Darlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

APPoisTED.--H. N. vilbers, Of this city, has
sesn appointed . fourth-clsss (el ,soO) clsfk-
nip In the STATE Department. --
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

CoMMIssIoNEp.-The following officers Of the
militia Of this District were to-day commissioned
Viz:
Ctty Guards Robert Clarke, Captain; Thomas
"A. Tolson, First Lieutenant; Joseph w. Arnold
Second Lieutenant; James C. Cross, Third Lieu
tenant.
Jackson GHardS.-William O'Donnell, Second
Lieutenant; John O'Meara, Third Lieutenant.
Union R,fss.-Geo +. B. French, Captsin; +.
@ McHenry, First Lieutenant; George Becker,
second Lieutenanti J. 5. Ratcl.f, Third Lieu
tenant. y -.
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n@InpEG CATHOLICS FRIEND SoCI
~ blr;-Fhs regular monthly msetigg cf thu
S2clety VIII lie held at - Matthew's ChnToh
SUNDAY AFTERNOON next Nav sth. AT !
O'Clock. HUGH r. SWFENEy pIsa" " q
r. ). McHENRY, SEQ. ms
SEWAEn GUASD.CompsnyB B. Metro
pc itan HIfss, Capt. w. Il. WEE Will meet
EvkAh EgENING until further notice, At Tenn
pS1tncr ran, street at 8 O'Clock for drill and
tne r"oeptlon OF members. Respectable otIzeTs
desIrous OF volunteering will fnd thi. favnratls
opportunity. By order:
1T J. NJ. F. HOUGH. SEQ.
NOTICE.
H-S ihe following order, issued By the Navy
Department on the s6.h instant, is now made pub
lie for the tenett Of all whom il may corcern:
NAVY DEPARTMENT, ArriI 2S, 1851
10 me Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury:
SiR-The amounts found to bs due to resigned
Navy Officers from the states which claim TO a.ve
seeded will hereafter be paid shem from the EIted
States funds heretofore cent to or depolIted in
thote States. except IN cases where the mt
shall otherwise direct.
an. respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
GIDEON WELLES,
Up <9-2w Secretary of the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
hy J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. AuctIopeer.,
'TRUSTEE'S SALE OF fUBNIrURE AM

hy J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. AuctIopsers,
TRuSTEE'S SALE OF FURNIryRE Ann
hatsBHoLn EFFEcTs.-On SATURDAY,
May Sun, ~ 10 O'Clock, front of our Auo' ion
Rooms We shall sell, by virtue Of deed Of trust.
duly execHted and recorded. q valuable assort-
prIsirg '''
Walnut Tete a-Tete and Mahogany Hair Spring
seat sofas. ~fe
Rose woOd Marble top Sof. Tables
MahoganY SpriTg seat Par or ChaIrs and c,ke,s
walnut Whstnot, Fancy Chars
DO and Ma .ogany Route Tsbles,
cane seat Chairs, Lounges,
Brussels, Three ply and 1urrain Carpets
Extension Dining Tables
Oak Dining ChsIrs,
Single and Double Mattreyses
to:sters aud Pillows.
Be6stcads, Bureaus, Washstsnds,
L1t Chns, Crockery and Glass Ware.
Cook1ng Stove. " efIigeI ator, &c,
Terms cash ip current fun1s
m2 d J. q. MCGUIRE l. co, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

APPOINTMENTS BY THE SECRETARY OF rHE
Navy Geo. N. Wilson, Master Wacbinist AT
the Washington Navy Yard
AZ tie Philadelphia Macy Yard Joseph l..
Money Inspector Of Timber; John g Suickler
pentcI; Jas. Falby, Master Laborer; Josiah Pss-
coe, Master Plumber; Edward Simpson Master
Caulker; w. Richards, Master BIockmaker:
philip Stahl, Master Blacksmith; J J. Clothier
Master Spar-maker; Chas V. Hill, Master Boat.
builder; James Shillingham, Clerk Of the Yard
James Baylock, Master Joiner; Daniel Doe, Dock
Master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

BY ]. @. Mo6UIRE & co, Auctoneer.,
A ADNIN1sTRATOR'S SALE OF WASH
-. a ! isSioS CITY Gas LISHr CQMfAEY SrocK.-
o.elock a. the Auction Rooms, We shall cell, ny
Fourteen Shares WASHINGTON CITY Ga Ii.ht
CompaIy stock.
Terms cash.
6y order of the Administrator
m z-St J. G McGUIHE & co .Auots.
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AIDES TRAVELLING SUITS,

We are row selling NEW STYLRsSREy
SAIQnB MANTlLLAS, o. TRAVELLING
DUE tEkS, aud twelve yards Of goods ~ D,a,ob
the entire SUIT. '''
hl.o, GREY SUITE al all prices up 20 SIe rer suit,
III Remember, the piseA 10
=, MhXwELL'S, 32s Pa ay
N H;-Au good hank nOtss taken az rer, W hen
the TO u amount Of the notes offered rs purohsssd
ap IS Geo "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
Wood and Coal.

Mol article Of WOOD on hand, prep.,ed IN
suit The wants Of sach customer. WOOD sold c,,s
length also, or In any war or any Quantities de-
ID Coal s<pf is Coal Rss,e,. ,or~eusd h.fo,. A.
hvering. ~ " 10
" zS$ai ibs. TO the ton. . r,r--s--, z
VI fersona5 attention 20 every order.
#. j.. w. M. CALI.
onoe asa Pa. av., het~esn nth and r7ah st..
woea a niIv w and Wharf foot Of seveutsenth street
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
HORSES AND BUGGY AT AUCTION
I'm SATURnAY MORNING, 4.h May. AZ
Rooms ~ ~ '''O"
One four yea- ola Grey Riding Horse,
Saddl and Bride,
Oae fine Buggy HoTse,
, Buggy and Harness,
Terms cash.
II WALL r. RsRNApp 49,.
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hy }. Q. MCGUIRE CO. Aucuoneers.
IRUSTEE'S SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE
On At NORTH. BETWEEN 18th AND i6I III STs
WEsT.-On NJ n DAY AFTERNUGN, NAV 9th
at ooek, on the premises, By virtue Of decd OF
trust dated ue.oher 18th, 1853, aud CulJ reonrded
IN iiiDeT j. A. = No lss, f"ios 9. ct see., cne OF
the land records r Washington county D. e.
aud by the desire OF all the pariiss Interested,
siaII SCI the western part Of Lot numbered ihir-
teen, tS.D In Sauare numbered one hu D. red And
n nety nine, 99. fronting y feet on north X, be-
taeen TN AID 10th streets west and running hack
Wit lnsi Edtn ieet inches tn wide alley, to-
gSIsiPF win the Improvements thereon,
Ierns: One-ihiTd cash; the residue 10 6 and IL
nlonts, win interest, secured by q deed of tTult
on the premises. All conseJanoIng al the cost Of
the purchaser. " ~ O0' va
By or'er Of the TTuEtee
ap & Uod&6s G, Mc(;iIIPFA IN Ar,,,
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BJ J. c. Mc6UIRE & CO.. huctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE, AND Lor.-By virtue of de-d IN
recorded IN iIber ]. A. y, No. le4 f,Iios SsS ft
sees,, me sI0scribers will sell. At public sale. on
2, In on the premises, part Gf Lot No a IN So nae
Ssi iIontLns Is ieet on North street, between
ISt ana Zi ttrests west. by IN lee. deco with the
improvements, consisting of a comfoTtahIs two
story frams dwelling house.
month"; for notes hearing interest from dsv of s.Ie
,eoo.ea by DEED ia trust upon the property; and
property Will re resold upon ono wsek's No 10. =,
tne IIsk .nd expense Of the purchaser. All convey
aucihs at me eh Senss Of the purchaser.
i. c. MORGAN, Trustees.
ar 70 2aw&ds J. G. Moo UIRE a CO, Aucts
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BV J. G. Mcguire r. CO, AuctIoneers.
GALE or FLOWERS AND PLANTS rrox
" CONSERVATORY OF A. JARnIN, Eso-On SAT-
UkDhl AFrtRSOUN, at 4 O'Clock. we shall
sell: at the Auction Rooh-, small lot of extra
choics * oses, Gersnlums, Orange Trees, Corona
ton NeIbenas. Dshilas, and a variety of other
choice Flowers and Plants.
Terms c,sh.
m3-N J,C McGITIRE 4 IN A,,,.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

NORPORATlON AND VIRGINIA NOTES
" Ar PAR.
- ebls Crushed Sugar and fuiverized Sugar,
~ hags RIO Coffee.
Dn hbls. Oriears MoI.sses,
hbds, Porto X 700 Sugar,
~ bbls. Whisky, S bhlS. L.rd.
20 sacks ~. A SAT-, 2Oa bushels OAts
Eggs, Butter, DTIei Apps. CTanherries.
sperm, AdsmontluA, and Mould GRadlcs
srlces. Teas, wInes ami Liquors,
Pow Ger a3d Shot, Crackers, ChAase T,emonE
cop, Dtiea Cherrles. Tobacco. Cigars. 60. &c.
For sale 'or cash for CorroraiIon VTgInla or
DIST lct Bank Paper, by w n. TE NEI,
m ~ GeOrEetown ID q
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EoR REST.Ercm May let, an excel .ent two
Il story FRAME HOUSE, No. 40 on f;raan
street between West and StOddar Streets adioin
hgt "a oil Robert Dodge, ETq. Tho house "a q
Ieet ,r"nt, ooDtslnlng pHss6ge w.y aud = rooms
besides a servants room, kitchen 90 Ilar s,o,e
room and smoke house. IL mas alsO a lsrEe pIss,s
I0nnns from the font passage. Aftaohed 10 the
house 10 a ls-ge ssrden, WIf6 eEo-laLt fruit a.
reach apr ricot, pear, Plumb, and gTaPe, and seme
flowers Inquire at the corner above no. 1876
ao S cow SANFTE-i a. aRE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
A GIFTED POErESs NO MORE-pEAfH OF ELIZA
RFrH BARRETF BROWNING.

Ia. 81; .l,iss have informed Us Of the death OF
EExaheth Barrett BrowoiDg, at Florence isy' Snere
she had resided for many years, 10 tne OF year VI ~
age; -y-..,-., -. ~. mans
.dmirsr. on this side Of she A1ntc for they had learned
tn esteem and Der for her earnest advocacy OF what
was bst and truss; IN .onao ana Tor tne SenSae 0"
pAssiopss outuourngs Of strong and an ardent sonL
Mr. B-owniDg II must so call poetess, was the
vre.,ct OF the feminine British bArds aud viii be
msmbered, doubtless, With the most eminent Of Eng
lands authors Sae possessed power, originality and
brea N beyond most women and seGmed uLka her sex
20 rather haa describe though how far Se wrote
out Of her free large brave heart neither her eoSuDo
rases nor postsrity ever Determine.
At early age she translated the "Promethsus
BouDi' Of Esebylus and by this masculine and classic
performance became known TO the literary word.
vi ali her gils sud intense appreciation OF poetry,
she wrote Sth remarkable carelsssnss aud often win
ont ryihm or harmony Wbch ascEbe TO an unhcath-
full desire % appear and UDrcsraned Her pictures
are often more those Of nature than OF arr AID she
touches he heart at msS when the intellect does not aP
prove Of her form.
Aurora Leigh" her greatest sustained eHrt IT, with
al its merits, half prose eoloQuial narration IN
freqacntly hating rhythm bu. her fans viii upon
her smaller compositions, her 'Clsa Gaidi WindoNs'
aud her 'Sonpets from the Portuguese" which every
one nov knows we're the coinage Of her own brain and
heart
OF late she has written deal Of such ordinary verse
OF political character, az 10 surprise those who knew
her for Der previous sor-the natural result perhap
Of turning Pesssns into political 6ed where neither
Asph ltes nor auaranths can ever bloom
SIZE understood her sax, and painted their atec
uous sensioh es and sympathCs In beautiful hues and
forms She eOmprehendgd tho mysteries Of Ihe divine
passion, and those subtle cOmmingGnss Of sense aud
spirit that constitute genuine aud eAraes; love.
She was true, gifted, noble, loving vomAn-one Of
the singers for the coming well The present wears
and when We write have Wr;en-G Gifted Poeiess
No Nors-ve only adopt the material form Of express
on, knowing IN our soul that she has just begun 10
ive.-CiHeiaRaii Times. 1874 inst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

wlSrER CLOTHISG FoK Our SOLBiEss.-Tde question
of suoulyng trOops Nth viater clothing Is bsgnI ing
70 raet considerable attention. Il is uoS evident hat
the South nust depend mainly on herself for clothing
material during this war. Her magnificent crops vii
,anpv large surplus Of breadsus and food above the
demand for consumption 81 home But the blockade Of
our p,rts nav continue up 10 the season when VOL
a1sers in tie sd Eil require heavy WOOen goods to
nr,,ect them against the incl meney Of winter.
Every loon in the Confederate States ought TO be
bpsy 10 supply this necessary demand We should not
a ). the shame and disgrace Of seeing these o'av men
.ub csed 70 suffering from want Of foresight, energy
and patriotism the part Of these who remain AZ home
We can work Tor country vel at the plou-hande
and At the loom 10 the tented field Our Sooen fac
tors are too eE depend upoa them for the iaohes
TIA, via be necessary 10 supply The demands that are
nos near AZ hsnc. .
Esery private loom and every fair hand that can di
rect .hculd nov ply with unoeAsug care until We are
sasisd that there Is not soldier uneAd among our gal
l,at men, Il Is act OF patriotism which may be done
40 main part BY fair eountrySomen that We are sui'
they viii NOS neglect when their attention Is properly
caed 70 L. The efficiency, nay, the safety Of our army
NAV depend upon IT, Toe lady who furnishes the Arges
a1tnty Of jesns and nseys for service this year. is en
,tlsd 20 a gold medal eowm6 morAting her patriotism
We would s1gges. tbA syeh testimonial be offered by
the merchants Of city 10 he lady uho brings TO h'
.kst the largest quantity OF ssryceabe goods for vi
ter clothiDg. On aecoun' ought hi matter to b
n rfct6 By those Who have the material aud The ma
eoI1sry.--A6Sks'Hs URies.