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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

Thus far, capital and labor havo been applied to de-
VelOpng the soil the great resources OF the State IN
coal and iron almost Untouched ne inyaraoe rule
that The mechanic arts flourish best where food and fuel
are cheapest will follow at an early day IN Illinois, and
in the course Of the next years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant tho bee that at least
ave hundred thousand people viii be engaged IN The
STATE Of Illinois in various manuiaetaF3ns employ 4
unents ri nr.nEs.f .af-.e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State In The VALLEY Of the Mississippi offers so great
an inducement % the settler as the State Of Illinois.
There Is 10 portion Of the world where all The condi-
tons Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine TO pro
duce those great staples, CoRN and WHET, IS the
Praires Of Illinois. lT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

G. NJ Barber, ! Before jane v aIace. 5n51los
o. the Peaee O. Mlddle buEshs
ON THE I'D BAY UF JUNE
1881, and order OF attachment was issued 10
this action ior he sum Of Thfss Hundred Dollars,
and ths came Is set ior heaTiI on the 18th day Of
August, 1901, st 9 clock a. NJ
Dated BorOa, O., Juns n, 1901. l5lssl =
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NLEYELAND AID MARONING
Trains leave

~ LROAD.
TINE TABLE No. ls-To take eject on ana after
March 2lst, 1871
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
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The state OF ohio, /
Ouyahoga County, IS ]
Caroline Eshenbrenner
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

TIE FIFTEENTH Q. s. INFANTRT.-At the
Angler, this morning, were the following
officers Of the U. S. Army;
Majors King, sidell, and Edle.
Captain Bell
Lieutenants Meredith, WickOff, Curten-
ius, Sailer, King, McBlsir, Lord, and
Ogilby.
These are all appointed to the 18th o. s.
Infantry, and we are pleased to be able TO
announce that this regiment lone Of the
eleven new regimeuts) will have its head
quarters in this city, instead Of wheeling,
a. Was at first declared. Capt Young aud
Lieut.. Brayton have been in the city some
days, aud have opened recruiting office
upon the south side of the Public Square.
More officers of the regiment are expected
to-day
The new regiments now being raised will
consis, of about 400 men, each nearly
equal 70 three of the old standard The
establishment Of the headquarters Of this
regiment in Cleveland, will bring MONEY
to our traiesmen, aud once more make our
cits gay with the Pamp of war.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

MECHANICS, FARMERs WORKING MEN
THE attention Of the enterprsing and industrious por
ton OF the community Is directed to the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered thsm By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RALR0ADC COMPANY
which, s5 they viii perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry % provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families with
comparatively speaking, very Little capital -lr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
NLEVELAND & ERIE r. R.

lsSi. sOMMNR RARRARGEMENT. 1851.
On and after Monday, May 6th, 1851, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: .I 10 80 =.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
s:25 A. y. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-StoppinR at
all Stations except Euclid, Wickliffs, Men
tor Perry UniOnVille, Saybrook, fairvieW
and BWsnyille; and grriveg ct Erie at 1894
P. NJ, Dunkirk SEQ P, H., Buffalo 4:95 P. n.
lO5 P. \. CINCINNATI EXPRESS IRA AIN-StOp-
ping at Painesville, AshtsknlA and Girard
IS Only, and arrives Gt Erie 7C5 ;. Dun
Gas P. n. 0oNNEAuT A0oOMM0pATI0H-stO
ping at all Stations.
zoo ?. \. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
PEinesYille, Ashtahula and Girnrd only, and
arrives at Erie at 1910 A. n, Dunkirk ct
400 IL, Buffalo $50 a, =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
DYT VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL

~ 4 LII II OA n - ~ n -434@
MOrtgas 9, made and dated Eebruary 9th, 1861,
BY d. Basil le tome, the property described De-
low, to secure the payment OF certain lud gment,
recorded in the Court Of Common P eas Of Cuyshoga
County, and the costs therein in my favor against
said n Raskle- Said Iudgmsnt being for Sl6sis4i
Plaintiffs costs, S5,56-i73.40, with interest fron
December 10th, 1853 I h,vr taken possession Of
and shall offer for ale at public auction on the 4tb
DAY OF June, 1851, ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ Glue lac
tanning thereto lot Of Bones and abOut 2 barrels
Of Glue, and lot Of materials for manutucturlne
Glue, being tn property mortgaged TO me. Said
Glue Factory being known IS Baskle's Glue Fscto-
~, and situated on the Lake Shore, IN the north
east corner Of RookpOrt township, and said sale vii
take place At said Glue Factory
80 - ORAs. BARKwELL.
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WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
DR.. HARVEY's
CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
Stogpggs of Mature or OBstru.hoas.

Fer the prevention and cure o. all those dilhcul-
ties to which the Female systsm Is peculiarly liable
arisiuF from
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-12-12
VOL 20.
Published by Theodore SchOch.

TERMS.--Two dollars per annumin advance-Two
dollars aud quarter, half yearlyand if paid be-
lore the end of the year, Two dollars and half.
M p13ers inued until all arrearages epald,
except AT the option Of the Editor.
fDA1vertsements Of one square (ten lines) less,
one or three Insertions 90. Each additional inseT-
on % cents. Longer ones in proportion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-12-12
JOB PRINTING.
,RIGIpIMG

Having general assortment Of large, plain and oil
hamental Type, prepared to execute every de
scription of
FANCY P&IINpIINGfp
Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Notes. Blank Receipts
Justices, Legal and other Blanks Pamphlets &c. prn
red with neatness and despatch, reasonableterms
at this Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
wa.r. Van a.. Next blow vail,

Ths Is the question Which BeaHett OF the Asrald Is
GRXoa. to have answered. Where ii the Rebels strike
their nsl. blous NcOellzl, Banks, Ro encranz Ere
mont-s The Federal Generals be says, sre k'eny alive
70 the great danger Which threatens The Yankee Govern
snt and are moving heaven sGd earth 10 be ready to
meet H. BIT where VII The blow be dealt they Ero"
terrible stross Insead "a they feel ia advance that
4 vii Prove fatal bat With all their spies and te'g aPts
snd balloons they CANE - cat from What quarter 1t
I'll come All that We esl tel them is, that they VII
ss hope be struck ali in leap AMI that very 'pe'dy
The Herald in is bs.ldeJmen AM terror, thus spec
ulAtss, on the ll,h
Where the next blow NAV be struck-Whether IN ire
nsgho0rhOod Of Fortress Monroe on the Upper Po'e
zgans. Banks agAins. the force Of RosencraD<
10 Wsstsr Virginia or at Washington itselfit 10 M
PJss.oe 70 sAy Many sagaelOns we'd informed military
IN bOli hA the litter will be the Obec, Of the rebels
Attsnuo1, because Of the great moral ed ct which us
capture you'd produce thrOugh0n, the New World and
TIE Oid. siea' they vii m se onward movement "a
some direction within or three weeks there Is every
reason 10 believe. IN addition tie reasons assigned
above -e may n-ntiOn the significant tae. that Beau
gard, Misunderstanding the Wagons captured FROM our
Ar@! Nae issued An order 70 collect all the wagons
which can % ootained-the sure siga Of marching In
force And these indications are strengthened Sv the
closing words Of the brief address Of Johnston aud
BauregArd 70 the rebel army on the ash Of Juy one
week AIer me hSnt near Manassas They say IN allu-
sion 20 those who fell: 1--WE viii hold the soil IN which
the dust Of Washington Is mingled with the dust OF our
brothers We drop one tear their lAursl and ,o,,
JOr1ard 20 aSsAgs tAsm."
0or readers know that hitherto General soost's plan
kss been 10 collect Overwhelming WeiLdselpiped
force and move forward with that 10 the fAI bearing
down al opposition But the defeat at Bull Run has All
tered the circumstances and t Is likely that the enemy
l. 50 snbodsRsd that be viii lot await Gen. Seosts
ssEs q ssAsk eH sas esssns the aseains party him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17

my head scattering de,h arounl about me- vet not one
touched me- The homely language Of Crawford Seyeug
very we'll des rbts the battle crossed the fence
he crossed the fence by my side under that fearful vel
Icy Recouning his experiences of the battle 10 me,
Afterwards, he remarked "wc. Captain tho shossr
vu possrfth thick thar whar we crossed the fence -
aword told the truth the shower was powerful thick
But Notwithstanding all, our men sprang over the fence
determined and undant'd As soon as they got over,
they answered the voley with cheer that good 10
hear; it sounded defiance and the Yankees knew full
well what il meant for the sound had not yet died awsy
waen they cut dirt aud never before
But they were too slow for our swift messengers Of
DEATH seeing no chance to reach them With the bayonet
our commenced to Are upon them, and strewsd them
thick all the field. The celebrated Fire Zouaves
were almost snnihated before they could get beyo
the fatal aim of our mountain boys We soon cleared
the bushes Of the rascas and saved our battery The
musnt Of our regiment pursued and engaged the 7s:h
n Y. in the cornfeld.
Fresh regiments side came up quickly and IN.
gagged the other Yankee regiments they began TO re-
treat the cavy were ordered to charge the retreat be.
came rou., and the sun vent down on = bloody but
gloriously won field can speak knowingly Of my own
men, they fought like veterans Of an hundred bat
tics than men who we're never under Ere before
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17

tie, which they have continued TO discharge aud are
dischsrgng. FJr the stated they have not
h,vever, received commissions from the Confederate
Government have they even received pay SINCE tne
let Of June
The faith of Virginia is pledged to these efce and
will, of course IN any event, bs redeemed But me
principle which prompted the rule In relation 70 osner
branches Of the Uri.ed States armed sfrvice sppies
osssary euthory will be given and exercised TO receive
item regularly and according to their proper rank into
the COME service We have conyersed with som
of bese brave men, and they say that pay no they
will tight for their State aud country but doubtless an
appropriate recognition Of THIN viii encourage ,hsir
al and patriotism and crafty their friends while 1t
seems indeed due the promises and expectations held
out 70 the military and which, in their cases have been
thwsred probably by mere oversight in phraseology
We ommend their the favorable consideration
tha lAonfaderafa aounaila
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17

self 1t g. understood that vigorous and rapid cam
piIu Is the policy Of the young Generals, hSVeaan,
Banks Fremont and others and that the rebels ought
DO. 90 be allowed 20 choose their easse ground u
is probable that General Scott will therefore change bic
b-cgamme to suit tho altered condition OF things The
news from Missouri which publish this morning. CIV.
q AZ account Of the defeat OF Gen. Lyons army, aud
he dssta Of al General himself IS an additional
Tor the prompt etsron OF the utmost vgor If to two
such revsrses third should be added, from want
of energy and skill the Of the Union would be
damaged almost beyond the poser of recovery. The
country will not tolerate long The conflict must
b. short sharp and decisive or fail altogether
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
More Gongsl

The n. Y. Herald announces, that the reconnaissance
by balloon continued Fortress Monroe with decided
success. by La Mountain.
What has become Of Prof. Love and Old Abe and the
reconnaissance at Manassas and 'ths mscacuation Of
foreess'
It's strongly urged that the system Of baloonns be
introduced into the military service, with Top'gaphi'
cal Engineer attached to each 10 map out the Rebels aud
battery Of powerful Gongs to scare them to death.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
Reports. OF the Enemy.

I AL the news we have from Missouri comes through
the enemys hands This fact should be borne In mind
in estimating the victory. 1t is admitted they lost 500
they only conceded about 1000 at Manassas. As We
know something Of the latter we have data for cacua-
ting the former. Sege made good bis escape rests
wholly OH their authority The Baltimore papers alude
to rumors of much heavier losses than Fremont admits
His baggage, ammunition and guns fell Into our hands,
and there no certainty that he did not share the same
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
UNIVEKSITY OF LOUISIANA.

MEDICAL DkPARfMfkT.
yHE Annual Course Of Lectures In this Department s CON.
hoS At November II, isG and win Terminals 10
the snsuing harch-
JAMS JosEs NJ D., Professor Of Practice ofNstisils.
J. L. RD3iI, N. D., Professor OF Chemistry.
WlkArs FROM, u. L., Professor Of Surgery. "
a. h. CKsAs. u D.. Profess Of Lbstetrea
GU.I wa \. Nom, NJ Professor Ii AAteTiG hsaia
r. y. EIcaisbss, \. d Professor CT AnlomT
1sysAs BUsf, ~ Professor Of rhysGogy and PeihoSy.
&c . sisa, " D. D DsaOusss .an Of Anatomy
The Dssess vl be open seconG Monday in
October.
III, Pssuy v,ss Physicians and Surgeon, 81 The Char.
~ hospital
stadeas the PROBE In their visits AMI fee
VI spss, enjoy extraordinary prssdea Advantage
PshnIzty the Course Lectar wih be dsysIrd daily
Hospital the tn Of October 90 dimes,
Medicine and Surgery, and other ~ .e without ANY hAss
stadep'a fsOhA Hunt N. . Dean.
Ih- Administration Of the Charity Hospital annually ia
April foarteeu aedsnt Students Who maintained thu To-
3 tuition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
no CORaRSPoNDkN-rs.

- Letters bssasss nssi b addressed Ia "nior n
80 EaIg"
ASss ,oesa Ao sdss Of TIA Papsr H aos % PNoliaA
81 mr. % rsis u kns shRnIg OagAf q Dc hscsn % AZ
sad siR iAO Dc dsTartst O Otitsayy ,Oic ssoSSd
Az sgA Hass are Adrgsf yor a. aisertiss0ssnt4
81 Ne eaaaot uaJersots 4, rs:Era rsscts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
chinese Guns.

The Euglsh papers announce the srriva OF 300 guns
which were cap ured by the British In their expedition to
Pskin Twenty of them weighed tons EACH an
we're mounted on carriages high those the Yankees
had at Manassas and very much after tho fashion.
would tickle the Yankees nightly IL John Bull would
send them half dozen. They know how to uss them.
The rumOr Of the a.lr at LOvsttsvlle, Loudoun has
aot been confirmed so far as We are advised.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
lAAEn

AuDirlAG BoAED.
RcHsosp. Aug 10, 1881.
FTtHB duty Of elosng the blsne,J OF oe Of Conm
General tubsst 81 Vria.a Forces having bses uAns
irred TO CHAs H. b0shfs, alt btate AsssB: o9mmsiebas
o. ssni Iksr TO hin before lat hep
tsnbsr, PROF. By order ofthe Bosid:
J. BELL BIGGER,
all nIsaLc 81 n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
The ores. victory q. Missouri.

Norhern papers received yesterday confirm the intel
fsenes0f the greatyic;ory il Missouri. Fremonts ON
e sccount owns loss Of sOO and the forced retreat
Of bis Srmy and the death Of Lyon. He represents MS
lorcsat only 5000 and the adversary at 3S,ooo' we
are glad 70 hear se have many men under arms IN
that ouarter IL will render certain many other aud
very important operations.
s,izel, VII, succeeded Lyon in command, retreated
YER, rpidy 10 Roa the terminus Of the Southwestern
RsroAd It Is not stated whether Mccullough and Price
we're pursuing him; but If they have the numbers As
erbei to them they undoubtedly In full chase and,
il dying Yankee we're no. the Aeetest animal in exist
ence We should have no doubt of their oyerhaung him
The victory at Sprirg6 Id is but the beginning Of a
series Of brilliant and important movements in the great
West Mccullough and Price sll doubtlessmove eastward
rapidly; Pillow and Thompson will move northwards;
the people of Missouri brave and waTke as any popu
laton on the globe, viii rise against the Hes
SLAMS and mercenares and the whole will converge upon
ST. Louis Ohichago Is not far OF; aud Cincinnati "a
within striking distance. AvsDgeance sharp and terrible
inpends.
This blow Springfield has spread terror and dsmay
through the Yankee land. The New York Herald con-
fesses-" If SUCH Manassas and Spring
a,ld) a third should Be added, tie Of The Union
rnS b Damaged almost beyond the po'osr Of recovery
The country xiii not tolerate a long 'Oar."
The backbone Of the tyranny already broken. The
tyrants are trembling In all their limbs Lincons wife
to leave Washington Wednesday; perhaps, TO
return. The whole personnel Of the Administration vii
speedily follow. The letters Of despotsm will begin to
tail from the limbs OF outraged Maryland An advance
movement Of forces will produce instant and uni
versal rising in that STATE and put tho whole army
meresuAres the trot aud precipiae them into the
BAY OF Fundy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
Cen. WOOL.

The Yankee papers still continue to ss'rt that Woo
has superseded Butler at Fortress honroe and vas e1
pscted ia New York "Wednesday, on his way 10 take
command Butler, though NOjOr General, has had nc
other position assigned him.
Wool Is said to be an older man than Scott-be
tween rs and 80. His ferocity, which has increased
with his years. is his highest commentaries. He IS ye
to win his first battle 10 visiting the vicinity q Ma
pruder be rsss to q bad place for yictasies.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
The Eevsnue Service.

Tue fo'osns article, from the Eiqllrsr. presents
state Of facts which cal, 70, lha action OF Congress
Nine YrginiaHs OF tie late Q 5. Revenue Service T,
signed thsir positions tie secession OF the State.
truer, brave, and NOR. merorous nsl live within th
Comm9uReslh b. sn o dnsnee of the Convention
accepting re- igus CfeeT ATd making prOvisons fei
them, the Revenue 8 rVics vas confcunded with ih'
Navy and b. TIL blnndeF, these officers, though CT
sanity and aoGsly engages in public service hav,
been refused ooupen alton sud treated IS outsiders
The State turned tie Army, Navy, 81 to the Con
feerste authores These refuse to recognize these Of
6csIs of the Reysuus Service. They say they have
commerce, 5OG intend . have any that hereafter her,
will be rOthin brt direct ten Tais is the sort Of
wisdom ~ h'a' 'hTIr"sb at the Tctsny part
menL We hear l. VIII pun, humiliation and disgust,
sad almost desIal o' the futu Our new Cote
ii tie Confederate Co gr,ss which bss prOR'ed by ID,
tauuty Of Yrsoa, all not tax. along SiIh it the obi
slors-Vi ginia herself will SCI to il thar these brave
a d palr'oie us ,hlhsbe duly cared toF, She la
II4sysd them ler faith. and she will redeem il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
ZINE nORAES FOB SAIE

LN0R ALE, Ggfi HOIbfH They have bern woFkink
oInpbass aud hssg1 wrr,p raining between The AZ
hAiIead nd Tie r. RAilrJAd for y,as IN
the ctf As they srsistomed the nese
locomotives snd and 10 ast rate condition they can
be Iepty recowsnded well adapted l. the o. a,tl
lea ST. Al ether military men
II not disposed u . few days. they VIII be sold ii suctu
Apply the t Of the khnond lnd Petersburg Rs rosi
TH0s u. wYnhi,
a1i,-u euperintendspt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17

70 Ehs hdll0r of ths Hh'g
The following is an extract from 4 letter, not
tended for Publication but | cannot withhold
from Il public narrative SO interesting and graphic.
rne Fourth" alluded to is commanded BY Col. James
g. Prestoo who conducted himself throughout the terri
bic ordeal With herosm and courage that challenge
universal admiration The writer OF this letter is no
ess distinguished for his modesy than his merit, and
son for himself imperishssls honor the field Of bat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
VIRGINIA REVENUE NAVY.

Under the invitation of Virginia and prompted BY pa
triotsm aud devotion to her fortunes, large num-
her of her sons who in various branches OF the
U,sl States military service sgued their positions
md repoFted themselves for the orders Of our State
soysrnnent The old Commonwealth dulS aekLo vI
edged the loyalty OF these true men, and reaped Ih"
uro, OF their skill and gasntry, BY assigning them aPpro
rr po.tious in her service. Onthe lst OF jane hos"
ever her whole military organization wts placed under
the direction and management of the Confederate GoV
esemeDt That Government had adopted the lie hoe
xl policy towards the Southern officers OF the United
Stale, army and navy But the terms OF its action be-
p1 what less comprehensive than that OF Vngna
is happens thst few who we're covered by the 'r-
girl. Invitation find then selves left out ct doos now
that organization has been handed over % the o'n
toderacy.
Our reference is to body Of Virginia oaieers about
nine in number who attached TO the United states
Revenue service The officers Of TINT service are under
command Of the Treasury Department; but by al at
OF Congress Of long standing, they ara required 10
operate With the regular navy whenever their services
not needed In their peculiar line OF 6uy When
citizens referred reported 10 cur State Government
they appointed 70 like positions with those they
had rsgned bur- 10, being thus needed. were IN ceE'
f0suig With ths law rfssssd 70 assigned V cher d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
FIDELITY OF SOME OF OUR SLAVES. =.
BKRKELEY, Va. Aug slh. 1851,

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y'"' ''Ausis may 'e Interested ~ some INSTANCES
nuen.! " our negroes aarns loe recent faia
u VIC nAn army ~" ou' 'oun''' III fe'A'e the i0'
owing cases =. ''yN!' unoe' circumstance 0' sa'ns
'e"p'AAon' WIN" W ne "e'e 'ou'n'ns a. "eu y A"I
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Leigh of the yirVipi, N,,v and ho,h o,iv,n.v from.
Ricbmond were among ,bs sufs,srs Living an ,d,ol,.
ing estates from their known secession urOciyes their
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-17
ISEFFICIESCY OF THE BLoCHADE-RAvAGE
OP raE PRIvArEERS.

Yesterday We polished a batch Of letters from tie
Southern coast describing the daring operations Of the
rebel pTivatee=s And demonstrating the ineiceuCy Of
the blockade which subject Of riiicule alike for tue
North CAIolnans and the Blue Noses indeed might
add Il IS the laughing stock also Of the prysbes the
coast Of south Carolina Georgia Forida Louisiana and
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