Valley Spirit
The War! From Washington
From Fort Pickens
Massachusetts
Military Movements--Deleware [sic]
The American Flag in Baltimore
The Baltimore Riots--Judicial Investigation
Military Regulations
Fort M'Henry Again Reinforced
Excitement at Annapolis
Unfounded Reports
Military movements in New Orleans
Interesting from Washington
From Wilmington, Deleware (sic)
France and the Southern Confederacy
Appointments
From Annapolis
New Jersey Legislature
The Blockade
The Union Feeling in Frederick, Md.
A Man Shot--Arrest of Spies
Steamer Ashore
Troops at Fort Monroe
Sailing of Troops
Proclamation by the President
The Blockading Fleet
Missouri Legislature
Secession Riot
Kentucky and Virginia Troops Offering
Interesting from Washington
Patriots
Letter from Washington
Governor's Message
Interesting from Washington
From Annapolis
New Jersey Legislature
Martial Law
Gen. Harney's Arrest
Delegates to the Southern Congress--Release of Gen. Harney Confirmed--Virginia Navy
New Jersey Movement
Capture of the Government Steamer Uncle Ben
Arrival of the Adriatic
The Legislature of Maryland--No Ordinance of Secession
Seizure of Powder
The London Times in a Fog
Important from Fort Monroe
Irish Volunteers
Revolvers
Letters from Washington
The Provisions
Union Resolutions
Letter from Washington
Letter from Washington
The Latest!
The Inverview of the Maryland Committee with the President
Important if True--Reports of Desperate Fighting in Maryland and Virginia
The Reception of the Troops in Baltimore
Important Intelligence from the South
Movements of Pennsylvania Troops
Union Meeting in Baltimore
Gov. Bigler on the Present State of the Country
Local News--Tribute of Respect
Snow Storm
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--On Saturday morning last our citizens on leaving their beds were astonished to find "all out of doors" covered with a bed of snow some four or five inches deep, and this, be it remembered, on the fourth day of the
Merrie month of May.
When the violets are a blooming
And the meadows fresh and gay."
We will not undertake to account for such an unnatural phenomenon on "natural principles!" We can only surmise, in accordance with scientific rules made and provided in all doubtful cases, that the "Clerk of the Weather" has seceded; cut down the North Pole with the stars and stripes, left the trap-door of Simm's Hole open and vamosed South!
If he has been playing the "traitor to the North" in this way we only hope that Uncle Abe's sogers may capture him "down South" and bring him on to "Camp Slifer" to be court martialed and "snow-balled." The men here have a cordial grudge at the old Chap for the "pitiless peltings" he has bestowed upon them and would like an opportunity to reciprocate.
O.O.F.
On a Furlough
McAllen's Regiment
Franklin Rifles
The Reading Rifles
Fulton Volunteers
Arrival of Soldiers
A Soldiers Equipments
McClure Rifles
New Company
Look Out for Imposters
Married
Died
Died
Died
Died
Died
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