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zA RIoH HAUL III THE gHSSssApEAsE:
Eoa Friday night last steamer, having
some taslye or fifteenth loaded. .bargesintosl
passadsup the,bay. from Fortress Monroe,
|in ID heavy gale, and upon reaching 4, point
opposite e the counties Of Mathews and Mid
dlessxi i:sseasaS Of THE bSyges broke from the
Tow linescan wete ,dashsds ashore. The
citizens next. morning took possessiousof
them, and:oaptured nine Yankees who we're
thrown. With, them onthe shore, each, Of
whom MAS armed with, a nuskets and after
Che contents of ths boass we're secured they
we're mardhe safer locality BY Lisdt
Fitshugh, Of, thsa aMathswscG Cavalry ts q
+ One oethe -barges contained one huns
|dred aud thirty thirteep-inch shells; 100
Enfield rifes, 5, 900 knapsaoks, and other
articles. Two others Were loaded With
wagons and harness SAnother' contained
+uumssoussboxessof axes and sengiaesta0ls,
|ossr-aoats, baggage, &e. Others contained
tents and .tent poles, eighteen boxes Of
fhaversaoks (aboas $500 i each, and al
sorts of army equipments The prisoners;
while iasthe custody Of Bienta Fitshngh,
we're nnder the belief that 8 large force Of
"rebels" was in the vicinity, and submit.
ted docilely. They were tolled in ,admiFa-
bly, by the astute Lieutenant: = R;chwoad
Eiy,isaii,ra.ey. 3d, - ~ 49,: s'ts s5:..sI v
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DEsERrERs FROM THE YANKEES. .-Sev-
enty-four dessrters from Pope'saarmy ar
rived at Gordonsville, Friday. They ex.
pressed themselves tired Of fighting, aud
represented the condition of Pope's' com.
mand as one of almost entire demoraliza.
tion. The license allowed themsn to plum.
der and'robias they pleased, had worked
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s Prepare forsWinter.

What are our people doing in the way
of5preparation for the comfort of our sol:
diers ip the :'Rinter2 2This is~,a question
which comes home to every one Of Us, and
is worthy of serious reflection. Already
our bravsdeienders are pushing their vic
torious columns on to more Northern climes.
In, Tennessee, in Kentucky, in Virginia,
they areadyancing, and there iseVery pros.
|pect that winter will fnd. them on the soil
[of the North. Phey. should be prepared
for the rigors of that climate: Food and
suitable clothing should be, furnished to
them in abundance, and every facility Of.
fered that; will enable them to hold the
positions which they will then even occupy.
Even if, however, they should advance NO
farther than their present lines, they will
still be, many Of them, in a climate. to
whiohsthey areunaccustomed. 1t behooves
our people, therefore, to be energetic and
active in making such preparations as they
can, and which will make tbs situation Of
our soldiers, a comparatively comfortable
}one. .,e-, !,,s:,, ,ss.;.s, rs,t,.< ;,..-..
t Thus, those who haYe facilities for sweay.
ling ,woollen goods should employ their
looms in the manufacture Of heavy cloths;
as soon as possible this cloth should be pre-.
|sented to esssyeral Ladies' Sewing Aaso.
stations throughout the State: :where'it will
be generously and rapidly converted into
clothing for the soIdiers j.; those who have
conveniences for drying frus, Or presery;
ling vegetables, should lose no time in put
ting them up in large quantities, and splac'
ling them in the hands Of the officers and a.
gents Of the Hospital Association, who will
no doubt Kindly attend to- the proper dis:
posal Of them; and those who have blank,
cts to spare should be getting them ready
Ito send to their friends or relatives in the
army -, ~. ~ ,,%,i.~.s,. 90.
s. These are only a few suggestions forthe
present time; but there are, others which
may occur to- each one on reflection, and
which should bespeedily acted upon. The
cold season will soon commence in the asc'
tions where the great bulk of ourEarmies
are now located, and%preparations which
have been commenced for their comfort
should:be hurried through as speedily al
possible. Sc - fr.'ES
The government will do what it can e
provide for the soldiers, but our people car
domueh, as the past has amply proved, and
fthey need no other incentive to action IN
the patriotic work than simple reminders o.
the necessity of suoh action. .-4agussc
CoassitutiogaEsst. K, 'SS'%'eN~. ''' Y.
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I THE BLACK FLAG
z Sa..gI.cs ;sstyE ss..E.-.
NJ PlUL q. Hkyas.

= -. zs =
a52 Like The roar Of the winny suiges s-r';'':
4 Onsa% %4fld, fempestuous strand, s< -
The Voice OF the maddened millions. ...J.s,
Comes Up from an oatragedL and, - - ::iss
For the cup of our woe NUS over, -. - =:
y Ahd tne day Of our gracels past, J.2 81 ~
4 And Mercy has fed Ito the Angels, - [, :,
And Hafred Is King atlast ~ /, I'D
ID Then, mp with the sable Banner! y.
s, Let II thrH 70 the War-God's breath, - y y
And We follow 3 l,s tSs Captain IT, IL.
IrJaie gloom Of thegory breaches, =, 80,
8 On the famparts wrapt in fame, ~sf Ss1yJ>
Mid the ruined homesteads hackened 5fsys:,
= Bya hundred deeds Of Shame = -! -
~ WhefesoeyeI The, Vandals rails, 80. y -
And the bands of. tffe Alien meet, -
* WewIll crush the heads nf; The Hydra - S,ss
ss With the stamps Of ON armed feet;v. -, =
- Up up! with the sable Banner !St g, =, =
Let ft thrill 70 the War.Gsod's -esth,
Forwe march 70 the wdtebword .vense y :
ae Aud we follow the Deatk ~ ~.
q: They have laugh. Is a 4 fsanalisason
,; Its burned on our heartsin FIRE, - q. ~. Il,
And the souls Of ahost Of fhefoeas q . =
-.as@s Leap up with fierce desffea- p y p!
:: And WesPear BY all mat is sacred, ~ .;.,
,y;s And wesWear BY oil that is pure, >t.S :
That tne crafty and cruel Dastards <.+ ,.s:,-
!, Shall favage our homes no more .sss'sas :
Then up with the sable Bannerts =, a. ~ /,
s aLefit thrill ID the War Gods breath,
~, For wemarcht 10 the: :watchword- Vengeance!
Z s. s And we follow the Captain Deas6. ,
Il - frfv.G u -ssS y "a y ~
Wa Will roll the billows of battle s. !. -,
:;t Back, hack on the bflggaH foe, y!
TIL his 1eaguered and stricken cities r. =; Il = =
I ~ hail quake with acoward thfoe;
rs They shall cempass the awful meaning g
! OF the conflict fheir Lust 6egnn,S i -.
"a When the Northland rings with wailing, H.;
~ :. Aud the grand dold CAUSE hath won y - >
ISs Then up with die sable Banner 4 4 'tt|
~ Lett thIillto the War Gods sbraatl, r. s.r;
ss}s For we march to: tie watchwordA yengeancet
And We follow the Captain Death : III is /:
Sors,-.sonstu tonaI LIberty against. oppesaior,
se decided many times In The; ;Oid World, now 70 !
htout In the New 'sssH y $50 rsl
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I ;iF,aln eLsncastef Ledger.
Priyate,s Paw

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Ianeea b sne2 yonieoe.ass songsssst " y
crease sne psy 81 pf,saIes ana nossv9a y =
r'iss.onea s oneeis ln tne army, Iear aeliais
Per month: A1sef . splfi.ea P alseoss.oo' y y
En,on mere was gooa dear sara po.H =
ana againss5.n measure s9s: :ol'l<Has, S S
|iefrsa % onPlssse pn elI.sary ana,,s =,
!; eaope l tna1 tne Ply Y w pass ss ~. ahe
e.alRs .a g .ne pElssse so.alsF e s1c,sssss ss
fempnefaslon for hls services, nave asfeao. y
sesn.oo long peg,eessa n,s pay ~ls,ese,
.sa ,.lsa a.,aa :, D1a. laho, o'ta shs ra,,i
L :as ssss. 49, nsas.s;,. 5. Ia n,s
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"a sys ,s,,a snssSss 5a,,s.s Z RI .aa1t, @
.e ~ p.s.,ss, .s.ss ag J",,ss. : 81 ",sis,
W = is.,ao - ~
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q. !, $ sin
a,i = .s',ss 4 &;
$500 e w sls IS. s.
upo1 5oqus :ass sus..aos.. ~ sas =;
y. saola . y:.aen spols ousssasss J
~ sesso. 4 a,sss. e
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From tile /. Jackson hllssissdipplan.
! Affairs il New Orleans. o.

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po,sls = 80 4asnsr uesE
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season g. spe eaI = 1len ls s"aoa y Sev = I psl
assA e.s ~ :, spa.ss.ou 8 to -
loss sot see lance IsgImsn.s nameiy =
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ss1oK OF IT.-As: prominent man not far

ssIoK OF E.-A;prominent man not far
from .GfeenyiHe, who eloped and joined
the Northern army in Kentucky over twelve
mouths since, is getting quite sick of his
bargain He has writer home TO his friends
to: procure permit for himsto: come home.
He gives doleful account of the situation
of the East Tennesseans il, the Northern
army, says they are starving, and have an
awful hard time, and are the worst dissatis.
fed of fany2 fellows he ever" saw. This man
writes that he has lost,all hope-of a zreato.
ration of the Union, thinks that It is gone
forever, and that he is now willing to admit
be has been deceived, and that he will
behave himself, audi give his influence to the
South. <, s $50 .s~~.r .
We know, this man we speak of, he
waa elected q lieutenant in the army after
he got there. Others should take warning
'-Grssaui1s Tenn. Baaaa = :.
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p9- Samuel Smith, Cotton Broker, II
Manchester Building, Liverpool, reports
that through the month Of April several car.
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Railroad Convention

Fhs Convention was organized zby the
Iohoice of Mr. John Caldwell as President,
1ande eMessrs: Samuel GGs Jones and alfred
h Tyler:as Secretaries. - =, 5s;}f, 7,
+ Committees we're appointed to report on
Transportation, supplies and edules:
The; Committee on Transpor ortation made
tareport which was adopted, .fecomn ending
THAT the transportation Of troops, soldiers on
Ifarlough and discharged soldiers, be: two
cents per mile. on main lines; and three cents
on :aide lines. Commissioned officers on
Efarlough to pay I'll fare, On freight, the
rate offered BY Government; was adopted,
viz list class, s655 cents per 100 fbas per
fl00 miles, I'd tclass 20 cents Sd class $50
per carload, Ah:class SIS per car load.:sz
If carriedse1 passenger trains, the rate: TO
Ebe2 increased SO per aeent. Each road 70
adopt and publish its ovn regulations In re.
Ilation: to the carriage Of: dead bodies!
: The gommittee on Supplies made ~ pc.
port recommending that two establ blish.nents
fer the rolling of railroad iron and the man
fufactare Of ofzsuPplies be- erected, sHe near
|the:irons and coal region Of Alabama, and
the other upon Deep river, in North Care:
lima. The Gompsniesin South Carolina,
North Carolina aud Virginia to join ip the
erection Of the works on Deep river, and
{the> Companies ii theiothet States to join
| as far as possible in the erection Of tkt 9th.
Ier.4 And as the Government has taken ip:
Ito its possession all the coal, iron, brass,
copper, tin, tools, TO-, and alsothe meohans
iicaf skillao Che country, that applieation be
made 10 the name Of this Convention 70
the Government; requesting that such larti.
|eles may be supplied at cost to any Gompa.
ny that may truly need them, IS 81 s:.5., S: !
Thefollowing was adopted: E q g !:
That owing ID the difficulties and, delays
|of settlements & for the. present, through
tickets should mot be sold sinseithef direcs
Etion beyond Augusta, Savannah, orC Charles
ton; and it is recommended that through
tickets: be arranged on the basis Of thetlocai
rates Of each road, aads that q standing
committee be appointed to. prepare such
|tiekets. as soon as theratea over allthe lines
can be ascertained & :::s Isl "a r. :
The following resolutions we're :unani.
mously adopted +. ~ e - = :
Resolued unamsnsously 6yttss conpeatiom,
That our best endeayors for the future, as
lin the past, shall be given tosthe Confede-
rate Government III the transportation of
troops and Government property And
hereby respectfully request the Preaident
Of tie Oonfederacy to issue an order that
officers Of the Government shah not inter:
fere with the loading or running Of trains,
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), A u0eMPE7MENT WRuNG FROM TIL
.EssMf Prom Yankee pamphlet re
Gently published BY Frank Leslie, sntities
xisHeloirz Incidents of the Civil War ii
,Amerioa," We fad .the.s following compli
mlentsry-mantioa 81, the conduct Of Beverly
KenSon, Of the navy, il the great maya
fight. Of Fort jackson, on the 24thof Apfi
last: .s=z9s>-$. { *: 2Esst '-tafl2s ss:,'s.
) THE GRIT OF AjREgEl j :
1.It, must BY no means be supposed .tha.
an the sgalhntry and bsayery9of the nation
is, loyal to, the government, On the con
tfary, ,4he South possesses q fair share q q
these qualities, and future historians vii
admit as a paramount claim on the part
iofzthe North, that We were abIeetosEeupite
our severed dominion in spitesdf the eoure
age Of our rebelious brethren, ,. .scsa
! Beverly Kenpou,. who 1was in command
Of The Governor Moore, one Of the gunboatt
opposed to our feet in the battleSonstht
Mississippi, below .News0 Orleans, whatever
his political andssmoral errors may be-; is q
thoroughly brave and gallant man. T. ~ ~
!, When his craft was actually, sinking,
fiddled.like a sieve. by the sorduapOeto fthe
Oueida and other vessels, Lee, Who was in
command of that guuboat, shouted ont te
him, pointing as he did 30 to the stars and
bars which we're still stfesming upon he,
deck ,|tsL Say; there, haul down sthas,d-d
rag, will you 2. trmsd-+difI do," yelled
Beverly Kennon in return; 81 will see yog
in hell first" Improbable as the meeting
thus proposed may be, none'can deny tha
the sinking rebel showed his possession O
considerable "grit,'" or;will be disposed t:
regret that he had chance presented him
albeit against his will, of improving tht
acquaintance 50 agreeably commenced, il
his subsequent compulsory visit to our feet
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ssubstitutesand Dstsilsf Plantatiors.
TIE bill 10 prosiide & ftors trs substi tisutesiaid
detailing priYases for police duty was M taken sl

Substitute Detetls Tor Plantatlons
! ! TIE bill 90 provide for substis tisutes$ant
detailing pfiaa.ea s police dats gas e take g
r6s Biil3i' q passed reads d Is lslla~s
An ACT providing FOR substitatesin ceftail
Z: 3 cases, aud detailing privates fSrs police
ssoTros l. a'i Tzs aagyess is e lie sas
fsdssrdts States of .1mersca do enact srha
hereafter substitutes FOE persons Tablet
military duty shall not be allowed, .ex6ep
.in .cases where the person offering the sub
.stitnte isskilled and actually empioysdiir
some peehanical pursuit, !, the prossoutiot
Of which st the time, the Secretary Of VA
may declare to be important to the pubiil
INTEREST,": Phousaea, That In all case
where substitutes are received, the. .persoI
furnishing the substitutes shall guaranteed
HE frsslity, and in easa.h deserts sths prin
Opal shall be; held to'service as If no aub
istitate Had Been furnished by. .himss !; = :.
= 49,
|. q That the Secretary of. War or Com
ssmande,s-of Of Brigades and Divisions shalEde
tail 70, auJ faru, or plantation worked q,
slaves, when the, owner thereof is = 1sgAl
:sozersa minor, OF ) person ins theaervice q
the sConSsds dsraeyt On, enrolled priVste fo1
police duty thereon, and so:s it as overseer
upder the direction andsoontrol oftbeown
ssr thereof, ,;or his:legal representative: Ra
sssdsd, That said detail shall be made upol
the application and: designa ton Of tho own
s;er5or REPRESENTATIVE Of The owner ofsnri
farm OF 'plantationy and that thegpelsort %
detailed dsshaA be;#ithdrswn hpon a9ike,ap
fplication ofsneh .eBner.or bis representa-
.sive:a Ind prousaea agtherj That sait
private shall.not, Rhilst 50 detailed, receive
!sns, pay OF, allowance from tie Government
bat Shall be paid blythe owner of { the faFu
or plantation an sinouns4 to be agreed ,upo,
between them, and when, recalled said de
tailed private shall Immediately PROCEED g
Brigade q eadqSarters and report fdf duty
under the penalty Of ebeing punishsd'saa
deserter, = -, S.fgg;fl <, 5..5.s q n n
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..Brayeryg Of the Rebel Troops.''

1t or ttns fcr as nom een.s
80
raYeEy g sle $, aepel ! : toogs. = 5. I,
tne iankses, e as VIII os seen ESQ Sy = sns ~.
LOVING, are, sometimes eomps,,ea, q, agsiass ss
their VIII, % ,teit tne tratn. sIne !suDJoiaea men
article. from ITS. spectat eosrespoa o Up.
peared ~ tne olnclafnasls inquirer 9 nu' AZ;
gust - s.: 5.
Inc fepst asHy maze s eWo ss.Asas' ous ss
isom tne Iagns ana ene ilola e, s.e5,sss pssn
were eqoass assslntpse slu s.'s' oas ~ 3.
one On tns lgt's Hs y tss ass
bnt tae most smagnlaoe allss as ollsio
IN our skrmisnefs !9 on snsg .lsa.,
" lrom tns aseW HaapsnlFs soaas sugss,
ers sae leoe,s sS.sis ~, +. =.
an noeE ls.ss non t's.spa.as S - ~
VINO aas ns!es pss.s auess s .le =. =, -ssesaes
saooslng tnese mos' lnlssaas = a,s ~.
sancess = - :ass. q sl'ss q
70 asse@Psi 'ocoesey 9 .ss,,s ssDse -, 81
whaeeae Wyeus ~ ps.a sAs.sss -: =
Asoaes es Ugs.eas,s's sssssS' ~: = -. =
nous slienve s1susa; ~ : s.ass ssxss
Anss A VI 8 49, =. go M - ss -
- tsss"oses I 8 'ss = nv. ss S,s 49, 4
soala emesss 80 "a "a = 'asaug aag as-;s,.s
~. 'ns ~ :ss ess,s ,sasas
gle an, - ~ ~ =
% gs' !. & j,
=. s a. ,;ss 40 a.sa : ssry1Ss and o,nfScL
e ;u.e sS .Ss nsan =. - = What ;la;;n,5t What
,aaanss. : Tnsnsru cbaro;;o, batteries At =
3;...nca of half n mile ovsS a level ip,ain
rslea hv ns.rlv,I f6o,rtv 6,rtt cannon. = Thfoxins
aside ali ala from Their own can csnansoan Cd aud
cavalry. +they desple,fately formed iu the
open plain, and. pittea themselves sgainst
onr.infantry q cannon ada cavalry. Il was
sublime-ana forgetfnlof all 3elselsa their
bouudless courage and DARING, i swung my
hat and cheered I'll the. saars ran from my
ewes .4....,,:,. ,ssy7a,-,...i 20, i y: =.
T,. uosns,, tbsv,e,,ova: Il s;sht ; Twelve q
porroe,aunvs.na fos,; ;la.se tov;tzarsshap
.ho S.oeJf,l uo-h os de.sb .na dsstrn ct;on.
ssS,srsd v;tb anst whole eon,napiiss sas ;t
- -. .,... a;soS.,s,s. a.. !.
, oan,,oa n1s,ina aai,rsr and f,stsr .,.sf;ll
tbsv c,oisd se stSs;y shat.sfaa ,apts. and
- f,,r.hsr-ona ,f,r,bs,G into tbis aw
fu1 a.oS If osrta;n da.tb shot and shell,
oan;.,sr and g,snes ,noved tbe,p.i,oN,ns = VET, m
s.untn :. sr.r efEp d;d1he :, ,srans u Nanolson'
.hs. aSv.,cad : os r. fsttsrsd nat. sAlrsadv
TIA G remnant haa reached so near that The
tond cls., tones If tbe asT;eesrs eoula he 5is.
,;notlv Heard dIsN and the sbattaries seemed e,
doomsd Tbonsandis we're jkillad INIT h;,n.
drsas, ,sn rv;yed yrhs 4gi,ns vare +, doomed.
ss,dm hrs.,h 80 ioiss77;,b, a., = :.
, n0lu u. 80 eA, - ;. !. : = j
aes men aces =. 'ns:.0p os.es s X W.. !.
iey ifom gu! ea,.an. ,'ae1 HAS s;..1 ~ ~ we.
ume 1aa, ,'aia ,s0"ogn,ea ss, 'aae t;
sssa ~ .s1ls -, ,s0so rha. sL h,ots I nd asa ssnd
,ss. S.sn gs - 80 81. - sh;isssbs ss,,;bls
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goes Of cotton, amounting to 5000 bales
reached Liverpool fom gonfsd dsrats ports::
Death,l attlh, warrant ofs Christ. III

Etr,, $50 SSc5s 8, - Z
Chance mas 1use; pas MOO ,.a naaas ,,aN .ae
mos. .nposlng ana anss.ssa'a na,s.s. ssI Wy
|a@ens r., !. ~
isso..ea in au1.s.s stu ". u y Tss.s
iosn..ca. Gsssa 9srssps y. ~ ~ yssss
pnfis. sEsaserlpe aas e}. aesaIsusss.s ps.s.
:ess peeas aspaea sp's sso1os
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.os.'u: ~. aa sas s sss,sse 49,. 80 ~
Il sug ,ls s.sy y 1s'5 os.uss.tsa =
a1a ~ apnas 0s.ag pllsSss y
sne Pssople % 9eay Ioo..ns aase .ose.ai
g 2. Lover e1s,lss, sAslag e sps ptss.. y.
asa,'s Sna.. Z, snsi uns s.ass ~,
80 49,. - al.
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.Later frdnnthe Battle Held:

.rors.--go1sututfu tfunaI Liberty against Oppression
fought TIN the New. - isss,ghf y -
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10

= HRRSSf OF YeGSa EADY:-Mies
Green, Ioysf young lady n ons Of ths
northwestern counties insNifgiuis, w& ars ,
rested ands put ia jail insR sRnsk haspoassU
|shnr coussyslpn 9 sehssgelo scustipg kelsss
|graph wires IL tlis YANKEE ssny. When
interfoeatsd she sonfesssd1 she 6ad cds shs
wires, did said sthas shs souldsdossa assinss
ifsssatl libbeityaks tRsF Faamslt tima; efusilgs
testske shs oath Dc Eankee saeryituds. Is
One end ef The wire was found ssuck iEs 3
FsEs ground rea 81 sSsral i6ehss,. and Fhsn asksd
|a6hg she dia That, shss replied thas;a grad
Emang ankeesshssdi hsen killed, and ssthat
wire pointed shsswaY ifhsY bad gone ills
would doubtless ;bss used 10 iknoY i there !.
was room, for any mofes-i snoad Ljs.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10

"Sober he seemed, and Of good cheer,
: As Iotf,to leave his cottage dear,
And march on foreign strand;
y Or musing who would guide his steer
To till the fallow land - I.
Yet deem not In his thoughtful eye
Did aught Of bastard terror lie
More dreadful far his ire,
= - Than theirs, who, scorning dangers name,
Ineager mood 70 battle came" etc., etc.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-11
A Non.Comnltinl.


For two weeks the military authorities
of Nashville, have been very strict, and
as no person is permitted 10 leave the
city who is not loyal, necessarily a yOSt
amount OfQucSlioning takes plAce a. the
Provost MpuhOl's office, A few days
ago, ntOll detected looking old man
made his appearance before Colonel Gil.
lem, and solicited pass, Tho frst ques-
ton put by the Colonel was:
care you loyal MANI"
"Well, 'aid the mysterious looking
solicitor, II expect am"
You expect you are; don't you know
whether You are Union man OF not?"
II expect, don't know sir"
The appearance Of tho man aud tho
manner Of his conversation rather nou.
rlusod Colonel Gilem, who continued.
however,
"whero do you wish to gol"
al want to 90 home"
"Whero Is your home"
"In Enst Tennessee.
"WhOn did you arrive in this city?"
"Sevcal ycarA ago"
where was you at the commcnce-
menl Of the rebellion sir7"
"In this city;"
"Did youover hear Andy Ewing make
any Of his speeches"
mo, SIR"
"IIavo you ever been in the rebel ar
myp
mo, sir
"Do you ever intend 10 take Up arms
against tho Government Of tho United
Statesl"
mo, sir"
"Hayo you family in Ens, Tennes-
SEQ, sirl
"vos. sir-p wife and two daughters"
GLOW longis il since you have seen
your family?'
"Ten years"
where have you been during all that
time"
I'm the State prison cir"
"Mr. Brent" said the Colonel, turn
ing to one Of bis CLERKS, "givc thia mOn
q pass 10 East Tennessee"
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-11
sond Newipnpor. . ,ho soIdl ers.

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The following excellent suggestion,
from the Mpsfcld He,ald, is we'll wor-
thy Of mos. especial attention:
This should be done more gopenlly
than i, is. No enc oOnimAgine thu com.
fort a newspaper from homo gives to q
soldier It isnexl TO a letter and far
more easily prepared and costs two.
thirds less Tho newspapers you have
done with, would be a pleasure to = SOL
dior. What is OF little importance to
you, who have asurfet Of news, would
be eagerly dOvoured by The lonely dwell
or in the camp. 10 many cases the
movements Of different parts Of the ar
my are nj first conveyed to the soldier
through the public prints. He has not
lest his interest, though for the time not
actor, 10 the events which pass at home.
the politicSl, religious, and movements Of
his own lUlo world. II isa little thing
to do, aud we trust il will not be forgot.
ten. among other efforts for the comfort
Of the soldier, 10 send them the papers,