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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-10
Washington a Rejected Suitor.

washington REJECTED Su1tor.
A writer in the New York Century, says of the
lady who won Washington's young heart, and
whose father rejected the tall young soldier, be-
cause he had nota carriage for her to ride about
in -" shall go back a number of years in her
life, and speak of the event which has made her
name one of curious interest. Before she became
Mrs. Edward Amber she was called Mary Cary.
Her father was Wilson Cary Esq.,, of Celey's,'
in the county of Elizabeth City, descended from
the noble family of Hudsons, in England. His
relative Colonel Archibald Cary, of Ampthi1l,
in Chesterfield was at his DEATH the heir appa-
rent to the earldom. The worthy old gentle
man seems, from all we know of him, to have
been as proud as the Caucys or the Somersets,
| and to have thought his family the noblest in
the land. He lived in great state, with chariot
and horses, plate and velvet and embroidery-a
worthy of the school, fully satisfied with the or
der of things" and enjoying serenely the good
gifts of Providence. His beautiful daughter was
great heress, and had many suitors-the acct
dent which befell one of them has made her re-
membered, in many books He was young
man of very high character, relative of George
William Fairfax, ESQ.,, who lived at the PotO-
mac and here he met with Miss Cary, who
came to visit Mrs. Fairfax, her elderly sister,
The young man at once proceeded to fall in love
which he did with an ardor characteristic of his
nature. When Miss Cary went back to Celey's,
on James river, he followed her, like a cour-
ageous gallant, and laid open siege to the fair
| fortress. In the good old times, however, some
thing more was necessary than the consent Of
the young lady; the youth duly asked a
private interview with the awful lord of the
manor, who listened to him silently throughout.
"When the lover had finished, Mr.. Cary rose,
made low bow, and said that if this Mr..
Washingtons errand at Celey's his visit had
better terminate; his daughter had been accus-
toned to ride in her own chariot, And with
this allusion to the poor condition of the young
| er son, the interview terminated. Young Wash
| ington bowed and went away, and in due time,
married Martha cambridge Custis, who "resem
bled Miss Cary says my authority, +" as much
as one twin sister resembles another"
! But the old tradition does not end here. Many
years passed away-Mary Cary, was Mrs Amb-
| Ter, and her discarded sutton was the man who
had just received the sword of Lord CORVALLIS
at Yorktown whom the whole civilized world
| had hailed as greatest among the great" the
foremost man." not only of America, but of all
the world. He passed through the metropolis of
Williamsburg, at the head of his victorious
troops, and the people were almost crazy with
| joy and alteration. The vast multitude nearly
prevented his horse from proceeding-the calm
| statue on horseback passed on serenely! All at
once he perceived, at q window or in the crowd,
his old love Mary Cary. He raised his sword
| and saluted her profoundly. She tainted.
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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-10
Virginia "Blue Laws" in 1908.

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communication
We have all heard more or less of the "Blue
Laws J" of Connecticut, and of the BLACK Code "
of the South. But did not know until the
present war commenced that any such religio-
legal enactments had ever been made by the
Southern chivalry of the Ditch-land, as we have
understood by this term of blue Laws
Some two years since, a soldier of the Potomac
army, on entering the Court House in Warwick
county, Va, found the old records ofthe court,
which he forthwith confscated and sent to me
two pages from which the following items are
copied:-
The paper is quite thick, and measures six
teen by ten inches. The chiography is peculiar
and there twenty-si entries OF decisions
made by that Court under the date of October
81 1903. This MSS. is interesting, not only from
its remote antiquity, but also on account of the
information which it gives us as to the religious
regal manners of our Southern neighbors two
hundred years ago. Witness the following:-
oMr, John Harlow, and Alice, his wife. being
by the grand inquest presented for absenting
themselves from church, are, according to the
act fined each of them fifty pounds of tobacco,
and the said Mr.. John Harlow ordered forthwith
to pay one hundred pounds of tobacco to the
sheriff otherwise the said sheriff to levy by way
of distress"
"Jane Harde, the wife of Henry Harde being
presented for not tending church, is, according
to act, fined fifty pounds oftobacco, and the
Sheriff is ordered to collect the same from her,
and in case of non-payment to Distress"
"John Lewis, his wife this day refusing to
take the oath of allegiance, being ordered her, is
committed into the Sheriffs custody, to remain
until she take the said oath, until further or
dered to the contrary"
III obs tir1u
from church, is fined fifty pounds of tobacco to
be collected by the Sheriff from her husband,
and upon payment, the said Sheriff to dis
tress.
"Robert Reynolds, being prosecuted for alb
senting himself from church, and summoned
by the Sheriff in this Court to make his appear
ance and appearing not, is fined for both often
SEES one hundred and fifty pounds of tobacco, to
be levied by the Sheriff by way of distress, and
upon on-payment thereof"
"George HARDWOOD, being prosecuted for ab-
senting himself from church, is fined fifty pounds
of tobacco to be levied by way of distress by the
sheriff upon his non-payment thereof
"Peter White and his wife being presented for
common swearing, are fined fifty pounds of to-
bacco both of them to be collected by the sheriff
from the said White, and, on non payment OF the
same to distress"
"Richard Ring being presented as common
swearer, is fined fifty pounds of tobacco, to be
levied by the sheriff. by the way OF distress, up
on his non-payment,"
From all I can learn, there was but one
"church " in Virginia in 1903, and that was the
English, or what is now the Protestant Eplsco-
pal Church, and, it was for non-attendance on
this church that the fine of fifty pounds of tobac-
co was inflicted by the old Dominion two hun
dred wears ago T: and the chivalrOus descendants
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

Las sssgy Dsmsssss in the CeansY ~
msmbss that Saturday the issA inst.s il
shs aay % sAisA the Peace Meeting 10 %
be held in Caanea RiaEs. sas &
We hope every friend u Pesos u ne
Coussy silt bs 10 attendance, no aaattss
whether be be Aa original Peaes man OF
q Hew ee4vsxs.
COME ONE, ooaGE ALA.i!
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

In so-aay'a lssas wsh Do fDaad she cor"
rssponasass between sss. Greslsy, On the
part Of the Aazninisssstisa, and Messrs.
Clay and Holeoaab, sasizsas az shs Con-
fsixass States, aad souadsasial agsnss
Of sas Coafsder aas Government, GA the
sabiscs Of Peace.
Ths Caslsdsrale GossEnnent has aads
several sseszpts 20 propose sessls@ana
Of the difficulties bsswsea the swo sscstess
Of the country, to rssssss peaes aad pat
q stop 10 the wicked spilling pf blood;
bat ca sEsxy oosaaiea has met sish dia-
grasssui rebuff from shs Prssiaant.
Pfssidns Davis i'm his letter TO Cover
nor vaaoe, Of North Cafa!ina, stated
shat be and the people Of the S0ath sin
eeYsly desired pesss; bas be knew Vt no
way Of apysossaiag oar GsysEsmsns
vita = pfoposasioa FOR shas purpose, and
thoughf sAas shoaid be asteapsis that be
would sasY asss with iasals and indig-
nifty. GIL
Bndsrtbsss circumstances Asssss. Clay
and Holsoae, believing thai they eoald
sEeos Something BY risisiag Washiagsoa
City, sassssd ines sovssspsaasass With
Horace Gresley upon toe sas5s an i Mr..
Greeley eommaaicssed their desire to the
Prsaidsas, vino promised them safe
sondass 70 Washiagsoa. Mr. Hsesley 90
arriving u Niagara Falls, IesFa-d thai
che tws gestlsmsa wera not regular 40
credited commissioners frem the Ccnssl.
sssss, Gesssansss. and eosaEasnieated
thai lass 20 Mr. Einssla. IL sssaas thai
dariag &iss iassssal between NJ. t;Fselsy's
Ara decentralization and fhs Ons last zaea.
sioasd ~ saaags bad esma sssr ths spis-
10 Of Mg. IIiaeolnss dsssnsn and he had
''pus his foss down, - wish dssermias-
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and fssslkH sssassss bad bad . soatsr-
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his pssaslon. wAsssss sAsir sspposisisss
ara ssas or talss, perhaps re shall asvsr
kaow; bat va De kssw sAas b. hAs r&assd
= 80 - Z
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itaSs apss sOadisssas sh& the psopls q
the soasA win not ssassss %, md hsnss
by HE eva arbitrary dSssam ~ bids shs
war NJ m With I'll IN hexsss AID mar
dsss, sishse - assans Sf sssassAg Ais
rs.sfsssisa, o. 70 carry sas fsnaslssi Sad
impssssieal iass. I
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ssasiss Cor Pssss viii b ssssissd aaisss
ID ssabrAoss Ne ssAzAseoxxssr or slzv-
xsY.n 10 sbers sass Ia win NOT eosssas
70 the roe sstsblishmsss u sks Uaioa ga-
ds shs Usnssisasise sAish he has swors
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- rsssiss y psspssiaiss tes rssssy
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Lass hs i ssss assarsd sAas shey VIII
sonssns 10 che ssshsnds~msas Of slavery
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sa.stious. vet the mar whc shev arss ms
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freedom Of speech, Of the psass ana the
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ram ssaNAI WHISTLE.

In 1919 the enesaies Of the Union-the
allies Of tie Bsisisa Asd signal lights o.
shs coast es Nsw Eaglaad, which they az
hissssa Cor the hsas&s u the sas-
aiss Of their eoansry,. and for sha pas-
pose Of warning the Ordes Against danger
o. fse ealing Ii together 'swhsn hslp 10
ssssasiaI-n
The leaders and the legitimate repre-
seutaaivsa Of this old Dis- union-Rlue-
Light. Tory party ssiH hare sheiE osgani-
Easion, and for the purpose of ensrappiBg
the honest men Of the eoantfy they hare
christeaed their order ssUnion Leagas.';''
and whale the isaasrs aim Al tbs Orer-
shrow Of constitutional liberty snd 10 fas-
len Desposisra apon the people they
profess 70 be striving 70 preserve the
Uaiou, aad By this aaeana sasy Aasa se-
cured a. msmbesz shonsaaasy whSs did
they understand the real obiess Of the Or
der, woaId spurn II as Of the silsst AMONG
vile Institutions.
This or.lsr has lately dissosassd that Ii
Is necessary 10 rsvivs tbs sysssEn Of sig'
aaIs. Fearing the old aBlas Lights" aud
cred LIghts'' used 10 1919 woald .bsssay
the designs Of she Grdss, they hare secar-t
I'd Vt greas sxpsnss . aenspIy Of Messrs.
Banks : Brothers nsslY paEsasea 'ssig-
asi whistle, p which IL ssid 70 suis -
sasassAly and sasanis ssaad aasirslg rsp-
sessaGasays VI the orGiss. 1
The following i The oaeial Aaaounss-
msns Ok The pareAAss q mo pa1snt sad
adoption Of the shissas % sshe signal 81
the srdsr. u SAP osoar sisissas sheaid
by chance IN ths dad bear IL aighs, hsar
! sSssaaiag, scrseching whaling, We
hops they won's get scared and think .
ssLlsn il sassa bas eanssas themselves
with the feet thai Il l. the nsw aSignal
RAissls, p calling tbs sassaias = sss soaa-
Try 10 meet Ia midaighf eonelAvs:
tsxAxn NavloaAG Couscu CRAzsgs,
T. L. A., WAsHasoroS, u. Uss
March III, 1854
DxAR sxR s-4.Aa mssaiag Of the sxss~
usiys casualties Of this isagae, bald In
Rashingtoa. February ssh, 1864, he
signal whsssle submitted By 2essks.
Banks a HrosAsg was aasaamonsly ap-
usuysa AZ The signal Oh the srdeF, and ss
hsrshg geaumnsn4sd % sash.
TAs xsand pEssidsst sad tho nasiesxl
sxeeusise summitsss have aFrMngsd misk
The psopristoFs b The pAssat To- this in~
vsniiaa. Afsssfs. Banks asd Bsothxss
for thu fall and sxsluslss eoasssl shssssf,
era have saAsa ssAisfsssosy bonds flns ii
shall be fasa1shsd oniy % me@hsss IL the
League, md sAoss oaly saroegh ne Prep.
q olsesss.
TIE sonnd L % dissines aad pesalisr
that Ii ean be beard st . great distances
ana readily dfssiaxnishsd. II h intsnasd
ID b Used only Id sasss d danxss, wksa
help il essansial. ar ii suy s1nsfxeney ~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11
MEETING At CRESCENT CITY,

A kzsesiag Of the grisnds OF Peace viii
be hid al Csssssas City, % Friday the
I2th imss., as swo s'slssk r ID.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

The brilliant success egaimea for the
Federal armiss under GenArs. SaeTmaa
st Atlantis, On the ed iass, a. hsFalaei
In tina talsgsams from WashsGgsaay sarns
oas 20 % no saessss NJ alb, bat qaits tao
reverse. The ofscial asspatsh from Gan.
sral Hood, shs leader Ut this saagsders ate
arrays Eiyea In aaeshaE eolansn, shows
defeat and disassaT wAsga ina .Admanis-
tsakioa elsimea victories. On the twen-
y sscoads aensrl nsxdssss CORPS al
sasksd Ganeral Sharaaaass sxsxsns lefs.
and asevsss from It's works, sapGarinx
sixteen pieces 81 artillery aaa avs ssAuds
Of eolorss The aiyision of Casakhaaa. as
fous o'clock the sama day, Asssskea al :
other porsioa Of Gansgal Saasaan,s con.
mand captaring six pieces IL artillery,
ands In tha two asssults ahoss sae
shousand prisoners.
The Confeslssass cavalry uaasr Wheel.
On, u tbs asighhsrhosa af Dseasas, nsp.
sarsd ne camp u ansshsr possssA VI shs
Fedesai Afmys
Thsss onaeisI dsspsEeAss, In d few
woads, sslL khe fsls al Confsaarass sza.
essa and fsdefnl dsksak. and wnsaa Rssh-5
mond "a In fall hlaso Oh reipaaiax, she
Administrasion - Washlagtsa, sssr fear
fna og sAs people, daxa noe aikeW sas
9aees, Il they really sxiss, 10 appsas, buh
b Lea ihaseok. sends Forth u ssssemsus
thai q vlsssry hss been ssiassa, shsa D.
fact Il was defeat that mag pross rnin-
eas 80 sAsrnnsa aad his psaaaaa.--
GR&Ar -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

II -. !. Z.
How long we Elk masg this nation be
|splsd BY the imbeaiis Linsoinf The Chi.
aago Journal says that II Linsoin does
NOS pas down Che ssbeilioh, asd gss % be
prssIdses af tAs sshoi4 Unitsd States,
daring his second tsxm, b. naas b sIes-
ssd . third ~ . fourth ssrm, or sxsa mors~
This ID a admississ ou the psrs a. thar
ssmiscegsas' Journal mat u mag cake Lin
cola strsfps ssor syea more" yeasa % pub
darn the ssssiiisas and 10 proposision
10 sqsssalssl 10 declaring himself Psssi-
dsns for life. u Lineoln 10 70 be Prssl-
dent assil the rsbsliion b pat down. who
kaows snyshisg absas ths hasasss sf the
msa and the spsssissiag vampires whe
control bin, believes that hs will allow
thas eossamosiaa 10 be rs&shsds Adnis
TIA Assampsiea Of the Jsaraal and ne
wiis sishsg hsva M endless wsx sg Lincslni
will be mads Presidsns foF life ard sassh-p
ID ~isA dsposis psrw. 10 wss asserted
as Baltimors thas u wss y ssmIlissty ne
ssssisys shas - shsald Be sssominsssA
aad rs.alsessa asd shas nsesssiey viii be
joss - pFssiag u he syss Of ~ follow
era = the md os s~saty yssrs - II =
news
lie che Dsmssrssy would avoid iha Eas-
tG0sns az q Efnnoln doeuosisw un<su The