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The Daily Dispatch: July 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 10 (search)
it on foot. Can such a people be conquered? Never, never? As soon as the harvest is over — and I am gratified to say it is a fine one, both of grass and grain — there will be several more volunteer companies formed here. Those that have gone will compare favorably with any in the State, especially the one from Centerville, Captain Lowry, of ninety men, the bone and sinew of that fine neighborhood. This place and Peterstown will soon each send a company. This quiet yet pleasant retreat has some dozen or twenty visitors, most of them invalids — among whom is Gov. Ellis, of North Carolina, who is accompanied by his wife and brother. He is quite feeble, and, when the weather is pleasant, takes moderate exercise in walking. He takes his meals at his room. It is a source of regret to his numerous friends that his health should be so much impaired at this time, when his State so much needs the service he has been so cheerful to render her. Showers are now abundant