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The Daily Dispatch: may 29, 1861., [Electronic resource] 2 0 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: may 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], "Per Self" and "Per Wife." (search)
out of the way of bomb-shells and cannon balls, in that Fort, whillst it was being taken. Most valorous Major! Thy name is already immortalized for that one act of more than Spartan bravery. Henceforth he will be regarded as being beyond "all Greek, beyond all Roman fame." It was reported he was about taking the command over his old friend Breckinridge, and head the Union men of Kentucky against their native State. At least, so said by that very decent sheet, the Gazette, which publishes a number of truthful sayings, one of which is stereotyped, namely; that insurrections are about to take place in Louisiana, in Virginia, or somewhere within the Confederacy. Its sympathies are strongly enlisted in behalf of the poor South. Doubtless, its editor warps oceans of tears in this regard. I will write you again. Cosmopolite. P. S.--There are only 5,000 stand of arms belonging to the State of Ohio. This is the most vulnerable, important point in the five border States. Cus.