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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-12
N E w c l. o 7 H N G
AND
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC a LARGE AND WELL
MANUFACTURED STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED TO TIEE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO OUR BOYS CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST Liberal PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT WE OFFER n LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
a WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
I'EIEs. AND STYLES, INCLgDING
MANY OF THE BEST STYLES FROM
RECENT IMPORTATIONS, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL ZEE MADE WEEKLY.
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
by THE -IECE Or YARD, Or MADE
UP WITH PROMPTNMss AND IN AR
TISTJC STYLE, TO ORDER, FOE
EITHER MEN OR BOYS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, AT
1874, 16S and 40
MAIN Is TREET.
mch25 Gtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-12
Zeal estate.
HOTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE on

~ RENTING Cottage No rs Crown street contain
Ing eight rooms with good cellar and excellent water
Terms of payment made easy large portion can re-
main mortgage II not sold II will be rented the LIST Of
April For further particulars inquire Of II. s. WHIT
TEMORE, No. Quincy street. dgw moh2S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15

,,,Oos Of the rsarreOtion," wil be said rsnder IL
absurd for the rebels demand the fuhnnsnt oil spu
lions entered into under such different circumstances
rbey are no longer to be considered IS btligersns,
and have consequently forfeited the rights attaching to
,b. IN that capacity" Such reasoning will suffice for tire
buoon Who sils In the Executive cbar the clubbing
,rcks.er Who occupies the STATE Department at WASH
nrtOn. The virtpovs public Of Boston and New York
v applaud the satssmanlke views Of their leaders and
vii echo the ssntment-AS thorough cover for resoI
cry a. was ever mental reservation With the cunning
casuist-" that no faith Il to be kept with rebel"
These objscsioDs may DO considered Of some force
The President has added another. His proclamation do
carss that the Cartel would have been agreed TO-
had he been aware Of the bArbarcus warfare sanctioned
BY the enemy. this good reason against making
the agreement, is it not valid for abrogating i!-
No violation Of faith attaches refusal TO adhere to
Il In tho future I. il In the nature of treaty, which,
though protesting 70 be perpetual it in the power OF
ether party to aInul is ust6 alton il doing so de-
pending upon the causes BY which it Is impeled After
carving cut faithfully the provisions Of the Carte
with respect to the prisoners in hands at the time OF
is Signature il would to be perfectly competent for
our Government ard consistent with good tsith to su'
pend its operation for the future Lst this be done uni
,srsay, as it has slaAdy been done in reference to
particular corps Of the enemy and shall probably sc
5a, improvement il bic conduit, which hiss always fol
owed vigorous srd decided sc''on on GU psrt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
TO CORREsPONDHNrs.
Cen. J.ck.ons --latest victory.

An aid Of G IA ekEou, uto vas present AZ the bat
s Of Cedar Greek furnishes soue Interesting particle
lars Of the srgaEsuens The victory vas so coupls'e
that a bsvy Of Yaokse ohicers under a'g Of tru e,
thrse DAYS Afterssrds admitted At il would be absurd
70 deny l. end laid vsgir wish OF our Generals,
that not even Pope would pretend that it va
a1-hi5g out defeat to thea Our fOrmArt Is imares
the force engaged on cur sds a. OOO-thss Of the
snva % 900 Oar kflsd and wounded numbered, &C.
eoriirs 10 ca os-ou's Eedir.l DrsetOr, 800 Of
Wh,ul not more tbND $50 Ssre kilsd The uss Of The
"a nv ~ ku.d u'uDeei and N ssirg. is estimated Al
q n 1000 1000. We took spleI Id ktpolecp
g,-s ssv hnd-d siS of small arm, t'elye usSop
- o. srmauitcn fur saud # oolOrs, apd resry Or
quite 500 pr.sous-s Tse 6sat Osgsn 18th -Ei-U rg
90 { 10 O'clock Som- niles his eide f Culp'Pe'
UJusy US. A. or cook /; hal b. cone &C i've md
hcs and "a, Continued u IL nine oeJck at nigbS
g. sa,h lire the enCmv ha5 bSn driven TO within 'Uo
8 OF the C'ur; House. AZ his point heavy es''e
~ haG bssH painted aud tie neral linking il so-
cous to a,sck IL ill morning. ordered hAlL Ia TO-
morrirg The enemy had sbAndI nd the position sne
mlds response TO she'll thrown in the direction they
were sgcposed 20 oeeupy. Toe enemy we're commanded
BIZ M.D,~su, B,Iks and SeigsL Pope reached tie
Some OF aciJu the day. We Occcpied the bait
g-Oald Ill hOlday evening Tuesday morning the enemy
seat Amoulrcss on the 6ed under white 4g', and u
der cover OF them attempted 70 advance heavy force
Gen SuAr, who happened a. the time TO BE- on the hc
wish uo more than two or three attendants, sent word
70 Pope that BE advanced Guy further be would m's
slc.e every ambulance driver and surgeon the 6Sll
Pope replied protesting bis ehagrin and declaring tbA
be cid klOs that the subuarcss carrying white
flss and concluded oy asking Till two o'clock to bury
b dad ssalr Piled that it would be impossible for
hin 20 6lsh the b IN that time and thai be would give
him ill sun down. Aud tbs done. Duri she
10 test part OF the fight, Gen. Jackson put himself ST
the head Of bis eli SOneWa brigade inusrg into that
band Of heroes sdor sni impetuOsy perfectly rresst
able Tee ground which they passed almcst liter
ally covered with slaughtered Yankees. Our informant
does doubt that this victory but the fOrerunner Of
another important Aad overwhelming unless Pope
ssOuld * cute one Of MsClelAn's aAnk movement
AID get out Of the way.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
The Bank Of virgIaia ana the COnfsdsrAt'
naaaeR,

Ia rely to the article O toe LTnchouTE V'ro'ridH
e. published in this Jcrr al Yesterday remsrkog On tho
curse Of the Bsk OF vrsius with reference to tbs
io,erst bearing is,usS o. the Co sdsrate Treasury
cdRe-r o, hat Ba- rGn6s rs the following;
The Bsnks of ia ely, one snd all, in NEE Ing
sld to confer upon their course united in tia ioho"Iog
re ,uhou:
Isasmueh as the reSep, Opposite Of the Interest,"
oanz treasury Of the Confederate SAFES, Of to-
ens instiou o, one huudrcd dollars, would unduly &C.
camlase 10 the B,nks tbsi description Of notes. and a.
cs tre power OF psyipg onecks in cosvenent carer
c, ard oeosuse the iateuton Of the Treasury Depart
zen. 10 issurg such notes. as explained by ae Sscreta
- of the Treasury, w, that they nigh bo t,ken and
ID as su investment, to the relief Of tie general ersu
lAdon-
"R solved That she B,rks here represented decline
&c tceive the 10 es aforesaid on opposite.
r~o Of the Banks, ard il presumed to be true Of al
Of held large Of the notes indicated in their
r,so!ytoD aud their scion induced by discovering
shAt the amount hugely Increasing Noes OF one
hundred collars In payments in Bark
as elsewhere The Banks alluded to are the Virginia"
aqd the Farmers" The fac, is notorious, that these
B,nks, snd indeed all the Banks Of the city, have CT
ected themselves to maintain the credit Of the 0onede
"a currency and in the general accommodation Of the
Treasury Department.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
GUANO.

TIVE James River Manufacturing Company have hand sni
prepared - deliver bney oa1d s0nBkHRo e.
A.O BONE ASH put up In bSrres Of SIX 10 the
he Peruvian Gusns b. procured the farmers 4
Virginia invited stuts these well known PhofphAes of
nas Will be ound that most sols sally those
heretofore des ed with the Peruvian they precise
y wanted II abund-pt yield wheat and oo
time TO ne perm improyer
81 land For turnips and oher crops have
nor.
Addren orders 10
aug s-ssv 4 D pENTLlY, Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
wAsHIgGT IrENs.

The Washington correspondent OF the Tribune under
date Of Ssh instant, says;
NJ Or Gelersl C,saus N. Clay, eI Minister TO Russia
has arrived ct the Capital aud ia ia consultation With the
Administration in regard to his future military com-
mInd.
The wife OF an officer on General NcCelan's s'sf vas
arrested for using reasonable language az the aie war
meeting held at the Capitol.
Tho Hon. Thomss =. Bowie, Of Maryland, arp,ared
before the Provost Marshal this morning, in obedepce
to psrols given last week. aud discharged CIV
ing further parole not to give aid and comfort to the
enemy.
WIN. Mitchell, correspondent OF III: Lqwrsnes (hass)
American arrested at Arlington yesterday, By order
Of the Provost Marshal the charge OF wrrg letters
accusing number Of the officers Of the l4h hassacbu
sets B. giment wish iIcompeency and neglect OF duty.
he brought TO this city and confined in the Old Cap
ilol Prison.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15

g. O. ncNusu, two infants and ssrysn. the servant Of
J. Whitney, Jr. q. J. DepsA and niscs, trI A 7:
Greene aud infant Rev. O. K.rto, An " Adams Ane
infant nrs Horton. Dr. j. o. Bolsner, ]. 5.aeher, b.
P. Davis, Mls G. Z Cossvsh, o. J. fhies, Ms D.
Kursch ard two children, D. 4 Nsurse Il. Seeing, =.
Joseph, Levin and servant, J. E. Cook, Capt, J. W.
chards, wife and t~o children, l. B.ocissuP', u b
Bonsstul hn Wright and child hrs. u A. kenson, ].
fause p Sshner. Evsrd Roophe, J. Ralner, vile and
infant, J. Drey, Hsury Gsrstune, vie and ohlG
sscoud Osbin-J be-, J. n. ohesney, hra Lesv-
envorh, and child. J. N-sls, wife and cnid, l. H. Full
ton and three children, Mr. Baecock aud iniant,
z Bird, Mrs. A. stone, Hrs J. W. Dover and inlsnt, s.
Francss Mrs. J. O. Bryan, J. o. Lancaster, 4. I. Hs~-
kns hss @. Barber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
sIOO BEWARE.

EFT nv house on saurdsy night Sd Of the present month
Ia Augus) my wALLsR He in the qh Of his
rge about feet iOch In height, black has fan eyes, and Is
generally well dressed.
steps quick ESlhng, carries hseli straight and had
en wien he left low orowaed hat have be
svs that Ell urls about this place or employed in
Of the camps neArh
viii give IN. reward TO any who viii deliver him
to
auEi5-W J. ". RATCLfPRE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
nc nu.Iea sounding,

We infer frem Iue IO.oSiDs sGrnag sunuO-s c!
sorsaa that be IL ABOUT mount! for sroth,r g1opids
in K ntucky. We hope that this time hs may BE- the
agat o0rrisr Of lOee s:roag enough oay to ;sk-
u. 70 hold The country over wlici 'teF usy pass
GENERAL ORDER
HEApoUARrsss or sOseASs CAVALRY
,Gsilv aug I, 1852
SolIisr',-Ysur COM ~ mAks fresh appeal to your
D. 1oi,m End eCu-g
hA- been decided Kentucky must be freed from
,Hs ets ID SOrttern y'Ee, and who go Sc 70 carry out
Z ne ord,r y0u-selv-st
The road is wei knO~n to you! You have slresdy
avgat the tyraus a. Tompkinsville Lebanon and Cyl
uaoa t5st where Sou be-n hearts Southern arms
our soldiers are iDyno.bla
To our enemies be as tigers; bu; to our Southern
5rs'hren be 90 lambs Protect their hom respect
heir proparyl l. 20. mat of yCu fathers, mothers
sls-f r. and frendsl
Sodtrsl fsol assured that y1u will return with
resh lSnrs to frj,y IN psace the fruits o. your go
-irus Viciores l tie meantime, ls' your avoDglng
te,Fy ns "BS.ler, but shout "RsHiUeky' to your
kndred and fEieLds. }. h. AoRIAs,
Colorel Commas ding O. q A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
THE "ALMroHrY DOLLAR. -

The New York Tribune publishes letter from NJ.
French, Yankee chaplain, at ST. Simonds, on the
Georgia coast in which the following paragraph oc
ours. Anybody could tell it was written by "blue
belly:
In the evening, we had the pleasure OF uniting in
marriage very interesting couple Of negroes in Mr.
T. b. Kings mansion. | do not think II was ever
graced with marriage pleasing in the sight Of
the Lord The parties very tastefuly attired,
also we're their attendants. Tie company was "se-
lect" The navy duly represented At the close,
marriage fee passed into our hands-the most
marriage question is to be Of great perpexiy here
after. The Shareholders, generally, regarded sale Of
either party as dissolution Of the relation. We
find very many with two and three companions in tho
same colony, aud those whom they loved tenderly,
whom God blessed with children.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
HOR SALE.
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION

yHEaEAs By reason Of the Of the public In
w TIE county Of Neg Ken the reg1lu Of OF
tat county for the poen, month coal not b. hd At the Cont
Eeuse and p.ob ble IN The may
tin. prev ant the sessions ofss'd Court At that ses
Therefore By ytae Of authority yese Ia he Executive by law
JOAN LIZ CHER, Governor VI the mEonweta Virginia.
do hereby requ the Jurice 1s1g tn, County Of
New Ke couht 70 hold ihs sessions Of said Court abs
Dcpos Ia said county on soneae lsh day tie pr
month and e-eaer 10 coonae 70 held the monthly sessions
Of the uoat he the the
hereby authorized shall continue
Given under ny hasd A. Cove sn under he Less
Ls seal Of the Oommon Tean at dehuond this 18Th day Of
wealth.
JOHN LKToHEa
By The Governor:
Gsozdx ". kuxyoRn
aus14-tiu Secretary Of The Commonwealth.
q 2 MIDI N. q. sU6AR mar vrd fors by
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
TIE GOLDEN GATE DISASTER.

Tie following is partial list CT the passengers les.
BY the burning of the steamship Golden Gate, on the
Pacific coast:
First Oabin-N. W. Jones, Surgeon Of The ship krs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
sIIzull or A BID QUILT.
The Baltimore sur, Of All inst, Gays;

The Baltimore sur, Of b INST, Gays:
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Marshal Lyon seized, ata
house on d .fnan street. naguIhcenty wrought bed
Quilt, Which, IL was alleged, intended present
for Jtf Davis Il Is made Of silk, aud in the centre is
large Confederate Alg with white cross In the centre
of the blue ground La the vas embroidered yf
ferson Davis President OF the Southern Coutedsrscy-
On other portions OF the IA we're the names oil Cooied'
crate Cabinet officers and Of some Of the principal Gene
r,s Il was taken to the Anshsfs otase, and viii DO
turned over TO Gen. Wool
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
pTsLoYALTY TO By SURPASSED.

TIE following ordors Rave been issued from the War
D. plrtment, Washington:
Ordered Fryt-Tha. all United States hsrhals and
Suyer endepts or Chi f. Of Police Of any town. city
DIS rHs be, aud they hereby, authorized and d..
rec,ed and nprsou sny person or persons wno
may be Engaged ny aC:, speech wFi g. IN dscours.
gus ve!io er eu.s meut', or in any way giving aid
aud comfort 70 tho e-tmy, or in any Other dsloyal
pTac Joe sg Q. the Unisei states.
Seaond-Trat al immediate report be made to kejor
l. U. furnsr Ju !g- advocate in order tina. such peg
,ps may be tued OefoFs c military commission.
ThiEa-Tne eIpapsCs OF such Arrest aud inprisonment
WI be cert Asi TO the Clief IaTi Of the War Depart
mspt 10. settlement. AID payment
EDWIN n. STATION, Secretary OF War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15

YOUNG lady desires situation Is Teacher Of Nuslo 10 pri-
N vAs family or SC DOL she good fsAehr Aad al &C ON
plsd performer the plAno vel rsoounended
p ease adir.s, y. L, through Edmond Pos+ sneS.
0ng lk-eAe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
REPORTS FROM RICHMOND.

correspon sent OF the New York times mentions that
he had conversation with several returned prisoners
from Richmond. he Gays:
Upon inqulrng to the truth OF pestilenos having
&c usy broken Ct Redmond they said that although
nothing was moro probable, they had heard hing OF
il when they lett They, however, represent the city
being in terrible OF misery, sickness and anarchy,
and that there symptoms of yet meeting the fate
of another Sodom or GomoTab-lot directly with fire
from an avengpg X sven, but from spontonsoGs
bstion amoug tie vie elements which compose t5e re-
bel Capital Ny nfoTmants, however, scout the idea OF
Richmond having ueen evacuated Tley say ;hn for
"eyacuasd" should her read sinoTed for Iroop
constantly coming in, up to the hour OF their de-
psrture.
One very sigOfcant fact was brough. to my notice,
and that is thai in this hoEbed aud headqla:-
te:s OF rai'ors United aies at vast pre-
MUM. Sl5 and even $40 of Confederate paper are
greedy offered for $40 OF our paper any oDe can 70
ouad green enough 10 barter !! away Tor Cooiederte
trash Many mentioned il very remai kSbe thai they
cSuld never hear one word about Beauregard. Where
he is what h Is doi z, whether dead alive, noeod1
9 emsd TO know We certainly must give the reb,ls
cred for keeping their secrets admirably lnsgir
the outside world bcing uDaole TO determine even 40
the OF A1Cleiaa, Burnside or Pope Oar mel
with the cuivalFy -hch oelopg- TO all true soldicrs-
speak IN high Of Solera Jackson rebel az he IT,.
They not only admire his cash and bravery bu. those
Who bsvs 10 Sitb him. personally speak Of
him highly az mln. T.ey say that one secret Of the
pr de corps 70 he found among the rebel iorc IS the
kindly III between iheir Ulcers aud the un
der them. To toe expression Of one Of them :
"rner esers lot as ..nek up "a ours generally are
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
HEArQuARr.ss or soaaAN's CAvLLRY-
L.nkaA-

A. Woodstock, PoUhA,an county The 9Th August ELIZA
LOU sA, vie OF William J. HArWcE, Sssd "a ye.r&
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
WANTED.

SUB5TItUTE WANTED for which viii pay cd price os
y dlGsy a. tie atwood holss NJ. g. etd
o'clock asg 10 &c
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15

aAs - SALT! SALT
4 On SACKS LIvEgPorL And OCEAN EALT oonsisn
ROBERT RnBKRTs
aug Is-2.s Uary and 1871 streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
srArE AuCTION

BNSS tai" DAT Welnyits PutleuAr attention 10 oer
Day ing al clock Of yAluabls proper
y on Broad and Grace .Gee:G
70 the auction Of this paper fJr psrts uAr
JAhS N. rAfL0R SOS,
augt5 AueroueerS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE IN VIRGINIA.


We copy the following from the N. Y Tribune.
Woodyille is the Of town in Rappahannock
county. We presume this is the place referred to:
The Provost Marshal having summoned the citizens
of Woodyile, Va, to a meeting for the purpose Ut
taking or refusing take the oath Of allegiance, Capt
Baird of Gen. Milroys staff was detailed 10 address
the meeting, its object, and submit the oath.
Capt. b. discharged the duty assigned to him, laying
before the citizens plain statement of the purposes oi
the Government, and appealing 10 them 10 take their
places among those who were endeayorng 10 restore
The country to peace prosperity and happiness The
following IS the
Form Of Oath submitted.
do voluntarily and solemnly swear that will sup
port and defend the Constitution and Government of
the United States against all their enemies oppo-
sers whether domestic foreign and will yield full
faith allegiance and loyalty TO the same any resou-
on law ordinance of any State Convention or lie
gisature whatever TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
That | renounce all allegiance to the so-caIled Con-
federae States of America, and that will not in any
manner give any aid, advice, comfort, intelligence
to the enemies of the United States.
And further, that | will use all the means in my
power TO assist the Government Of the United States
10 the restoration Of the Union, and the execution and
enforcement Of the laws in force made IN pursu-
ance of the Constitution thereof.
And further, that do this with full determination,
pledge and purpose without any mental reservation or
evasion of mind in me whatever. So help me God
The citizens have since been coming in daily at the
rate of from Is to 20, and taking the oath.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15

TX AHD1 \. o. SUGAR isss received sad Tor sale By
Id sals-N cHAA Z. WvRraAM CO.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-10
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1862
Union Sentiment in Nashville.


A correspondent Of the Cincinnati En-
quirer, writing from Nashville under date
of March 90, in speaking of the union SEN
timent. says:
Citizens venture out occasionally in lit.
tie squads, surveying with disgust or In
difference the preparations going around
and about them, spending much Of their
time with each other in familiar places of
rendezvous. and mixing as little as posi-
bic with the invaders There are cross
looks and surly countenances, and every
evidence of smothered veugence. Believe
me, gentlemen. unpleasant as may be the
truth, there is no union sentiment here,
save what We brought with us
Pleasant reports have gore north. 1t is
true from the flexible pens of sensational
correspondents in this vicinity. relative to
the loyal feeling of the people Of Nashville,
but second sober thought will convince
them of the falsity of these rumors. have
been searching week for something upon
which TO build hope TO predicate a charge
but it grows worse. especially since the
arrival of the patriotic 'exiles.' If a union
feeling exists, it turks in unwholesome
obscuri,y. feeding upon despair.
One itemizer had published an immense
paragraph IN your city papers, describing
the large and enthusiastic reception OF the
color bearer ot the sixth Ohio, by the
union people of this city, who, unmuzzlel
and unyoked, caught up the bearer of our
glorious flag. and bore him to the state
Louise, where its standard was planted by
the enthusiastic populace, &c, DC. was
upon the wharf on the occasion Of the
landing of our troBps. | saw nothing Of
this sort Many of Us from the north felt
ike cheering a, the sight OF our Gag upon
tie soil of Tennessee. but there was no
demonstration. The few Inhabitants who
ven;ured in sight Of the ferry lookeed sui
lenly on, praying within themselves that
some proplious isierfcrencc might en-.
gulf the I.incolnites' in the mimic waves
OF the diminuiive Cumberland, rather than
the soil Of 'our noble State should be pol
luted by the footsteps of our hirelings.' l
heard such expressions, and crowds will
bear me out in the assertion, that mg
friend, the color.bear6r. was Tot the first
to land, and when after time he was
ordered TO plant our glorious banner upon
the dome of the capitol, lie went there.
upon his own legs, just as any respectable
soldier should. These matters may seem
Of a tritling nature, but our Ohio soldiers
to sly nothing of democrats everywhere
--lool TO The Enquire, for the Truth. snd |
give ii, having been 10 much trouble in
ascerta'irg The facts. You have Nash
Vile as | touud IT,