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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-10
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Battle near Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Battle near Fayetteville, Arkansas.
BATTLEFIELD NEAR FAYETTEVILLE, ARK,
Dec, 8.-General Heron forces, en- route
70 reinforce General Blunt, met the enemy yes
terday, on Crawford Prairie, ten miles south
of Fayettville and had decided victory.
The Confederates were "a, 900 strong, in four
divisions, under Parsons, Marmaduke, Frost
and Rains, and all under General Hindman,
embracing The flower Of the Confederate ar
my,
The Mississippi Army vas we'll supplied
with eighteen pieces Of artillery.
The enemy hanked General Blunt's position
at Cave Hill, and made sudden attac|~ on
Gen. Heron, TO prevent him from uniting
with General Blunt.
General Herron's forces consisted Of the
Ninety fourth and Thirty-hrst Illinois, Nine
teenth and Twentieth Iowa. Twenty-sixth In
diana, Twentieth Wisconsin and battalion or
two of cavalry; in all about $500 to 1000 men
and twenty-iou pieces of artillery.
The battle ragged from 10 A NJ, until dark,
and was desperately fought The Federal ar
tillery drove the Contederates from two strong
positions, ani kept them at bay.
The Twentieth Wisconsin captured Con-
taderate battery Of tour heavy guns; but were
forced to abandon them under a murderous
Gre. The Nineteenth Iowa also took the
same battery, and fought most desperately,
but were also obliged to yield it.
Almost every regiment distinguished them
selves
About 4 0 clock General Blunt arrived from
Cone Hill, with 5000 men and strong force Of
artillery, and attacked the Confederates in the
rear
The Confederates mace desperate efforts to
capture his batteries, but were repulsed with
terrible slaughter We held the hold field at
dark and before nine clock the entire Con
federate force was in full retreat over Boston
Mountain.
The Federal loss is 600 killed and wounded.
The Confederate loss is 1900 by their own ad-
mission. Several Confederate field officers
were killed Among them Colonel Stein, COM
manding brigade, and formerly Brlgad1er
in the Missouri State Guard. Only few
prisoners were taken We captured four Gals
50 IS filed with ammunition. Lieut. Col.
MvGadden. of the Nineteenth Iowa, was the
only field officer on our side lied. Major
Hubbard. of the First Missouri, was taken
prisoner
The Battle at Fayetteville.
H. Thn 4nll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-10
The Battle at Fayetteville.

WASHINGTON Dec 20.-The following ota~
cial dispatch has been received:
ST. Louis, December 9, 1852.
.uqjor General Ha1leck, General-u Chief:
Ny forces of the Army Of the Frontier uni
ted near Fayetteville in the midst Of hard
fought battle. General Blunt had sustained
his position at Cane Hill till Saturday night,
when the enemy, IS 900 strong, under General
Henderson, attempted flank movem| Mt on
the lift, to prevent the arrival Of General Her
rons forces, which had been approaching tor
four days, by forced marches. Sunday, about
ten A. NJ, the enemy attacked General Her
'on, near Fayetteville, who BY gallant end des'
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From the Army Of the Potomac.


--a<xsu--~
| From the Army of the Potomac.
| HEADQUARTERS, Dec. 9-The weather IS
mider and the snow has melted considerably
| An officer who came through from Alexandra
| by land, with a strong escort, was told at Dunn
! fries that sixteen suffers, with their wagons,
| were captured by Whites Confederate cavalry
| last week, and the owners were made to drive
| their own teams to some Confederate station IN
| the interior. White wasrepresented as having
| 3 large regiment Of cavalry. 1t has for several
days been considered unsafe to pass beyond
Dumfries without strong escort.
! A special court martial met to-day to Try
John w. Irvine on the charge Of being SPY,
be having been captured within the lines. The
accused was private in the 9th Virginia Cay
airy and was captured near his fathers house,
| in the vicinity of Stafford G. II. 1t is under
stood that the Court have agreed upon find
| ing, the result of which is not known.
| The following general order has just been
published:
'No person will be allowed to cross the
lines in the direction of the enemy, without
pass from these headquarters. >
Latest from Europe.
| New York, Dec 1O.--The steamship Ham
sa from Bremen via Southampton with dates
| to the 26th ut. has arrived. Her adyices
state:
The Prince of Wales will be married in
April next
LIE Patrie says that Russia hiss virtually In
ti1nated to England and France that she is not
| prepared to recognize Prince Alfred as King
of Greece.
The Paris journals assert that orders have
been sent to Corfu from London to prepare
for Prince Alfred's reception.
The Constitutional denies that France has
dispatched a second note on American media
| ton
The bullet has been extracted from Carl
baldi's foot and he is progressing Well. :,
Advices from Greece say that Prince Alfred
election in considered certain.
Colonel John H. McHenry, Jr., OF the Sey-
enteenth Kentucky Volunteers, having issued
an order dated October 27, 1862, to his regl-
ment which order is in violation OF an add
tional article Of war. approved March l3 lSoz,
IS by direction of the President dismissed from
the service of the United States. The dsmls-
sal is caused by his returning slaves to their
alleged masters
Can't. John Tayloe, of King George County,
Va, died recently, suddenly, III Caroline
! County.
Messrs, Coyode and Gooch has received an
| ordar for lumber 10 build barracks f.r the con
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WANTED.-A HOUSE for q small quist
family in or near Royal street Best references
given Enquire at 40. 20 North RoJa! street.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-10

A fight lasting two hours took place at Cof-
feeville, Mississippi, on Friday last, in which
the Cenfederates, four thousand strong, were
defeated by Federal cavalry force with a loss
of. three hundred killed and wounded. The
Federal loss was only nine killed and fifty
wounded and missing, Cotfeevie is on the
Mississippi Railroad, twenty miles south
of Oxford, 3 point where it is said the main
body OF the Confederate army, fifty thousand
strong, passed through on Thursday morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

lofty lI:rity nth ai1oi: il erirt.s II; gi7G
hira 8 higher Fiaoe il the national hra.t :l.n
~ cou'd gve' rr;ch b his m.r'r auccrssrni
331a. vi srE.a.
Ter suHmsas = p~al.iio; i2ts.em IT, :a.e
~! :tGars,G Fan EuIei:. va. "a i.i..%-
tei rs "UT2nnut:; and tlcn tskan - i. .hc
Te3pio sni r,nde Wee Pre5id3.;: SSH js---
So, =1i ,aeG President. tAs "Licr4ii;' s',s .s
i'uS:
Tat wrs =aca,:i fos the ~na.ish. Wr;h
now n;urSt sr",tcr real will .h= rspnc!lt nov
Lla,-r - :iai,- Meters EN- &c s!cTa:lng IL
: '::,'t; lYs-' ain'';pc rE-9ra'itei public
G.H. -" h:s aru- 80. nu"uL:. riiG!i sitns.
s"c::~". aF,d wa"s- ~3!i.iy, ;,Icgiily and atates.
nsI:&i.. ~ iesI ta~n 80 i"t:i Itsn.ty, cr.i-
n"r':. . :"'a :,l liz hl:hsn httica N the :'!t
~ Il 1872. Tne ".t:%:lsm o! Gcn.:a!
A:>: j. az l., T.ant"7 Viii 10 more 10 make
i:i,i thr p7ssi 'ept TRAN # lie won . decisive
h=.;!" 81 LAD head Of t4 splendid troop, s6d
~ c~:";ors f the rstr. capita! resulted from
lie T:.G."rr.
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iFrou TIE Da1.ortc-c C-!oL.
a:-UgEEE ARBITRARY 5EP s

a. EEE 50 d !StANE 1E->
Judge Sem2!e Orr was aTr.s.,r :; j." =
soa C!;y, Mo, ~ T:-i~3aJ AS, = o'der
General Lace. TIC csQ,r .! Il" ofrcS. =
:L.it te d.iivc.-: 6. >CsrGa "a "hich Ge -
>iar.s de pro..iansti.n o. Pr's!!~nt Inc :
II lib: SO tie s:sf@s vas un$'.", ;mr.!'i1
a.; d...Ic: Mr, Sui bG:aule n aEpTe> q
dc-Lt. ,ft0s at;i:i, Il src aculinjst'ai;y.
carry cut lawfully: he su'Poss Of tn rso7---
ns!ion.
Tns Is tee css1 ~ We { j i ;.1;.: n 10
NV Tpra Il ipu,a,' v!,h ri . 1CIG 81
Comment. T.llo~-cit;.e1s car YOU yea Z.
Tie fact! Discs !! se@u possible % va at
such al act could &c p-Epet1ated and u"
whole cocaI1T not protest asai: 6 4. Wal;
a c:;iz-u arrested Cor e;m2ly expressing his
opi5i"a tIyn the policy Of an act OF %
PGe>it2Tt, and ye1turine 10 cypress i doubt
ss 10 liz ability u the .cmintiErl.lor -
cirry 2ut tat polly .ariuny, ard .hr Pr
pls tta1d py il, dunn ~siisDce. tohci.a a:c ~
pz7al,-i! D. ve IL. in Turkey o. -
Rlgsia: or ;: ibs :r-Iay th= Amsrica, ~ioSc
Independence vas Soa By tbs ttIcd 81 TIC
Teypiu;i3ni VIC h.vn heard OF ,nc ~
s.7!rx I'D .5a Uncut. q s:neila and thc tIn-
eaonE If tie Sultan. but these $40 y iitlc a,A
imDerisl amG.smeI:.. suited neither IL ar
,c.ao-:snsa-s no: ouE !ns.ru.i2rsi aic w
AR :af ale 20 TrU:ov-i jruU meta Il -
2.r.,5s; liberty of me citizen CAL &c .nI:
&.amyi~j uror Win :M9uniLJ!
.Nea O. Aa.rca- oow Jour k.Y-s IN sh- Ls
that I'll. :LlHs should {. G..
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DIED.


UIso. ou nh Jane lnat. ., Mrs: sossnstou 80, te.'
fi-t=fickhhu :, Col 4EuRtiE MlS0R, Of III lax &C va,
N tie els ty iinth yesr " his axe.
Drip IN ,he cUuulT Of Hanover, OF the 2'th @arch:
lSo3, at ine rssldrnc= .; Or sea, Wtllau Gbe"e, LtCi
GibSOE "a The sad y.c- q n age. and GU 10 Si,G Vs.
,cher, 1852, cie' HE .kInTra Gl5sC%, VIE ~ N!fisp
eihsou, III tie 57.h az OF h.I nse. Lucy Gieton, N 6
nos: remarkable d-Ki ct, apto The tmo OF Ter oeo'e NEE.
Tess, hal retained Der ps ysicai and menta iacMiies, IN
tn exercise VI rtict so. Hs: ever e5deeyoFed to ne nse'
full to esq family spd sS luaib:sn-rs For > gre~: lnsuJ
vea.s c: Ter life n tEt b,eu connected Si.b the tEnrtc
Of Co,it,. . cou5 .t-E:, c~secpihry Nd uscfat nitn"st
rJ hex Grt!v wrls D d crnr-'. ICE coE1er1ns christi
s.ity t. his nauai:, IL SLi.E sac lived. aay hEr DIR.
yiSlEs rcIat;rs, .ua friend, a NJ; ~ her e".toper Ga-
iiks her. p- ~sgtheI.d to .LeiI LstteSin peace. :ri 81 yeJs.
full @: honor anu il The Curious hope 81 y ieiIieeion 10
HE eternal.
Eeur!sits Gissoa len fv. children and + deTGted faE-
band 20 u,ourL . los. 70 them irrepsrsble. Fcf vcssrl
years STE bad s,aerud mach ahlictipn. for the last az
months ri her lie -Im"s, cuus! S..tiy car1ned n bed from
~ .rr-msd;xule md rapidly incrtaart nr.sli: shec':'n 81
81 b. Ecar,, ali c: pntn she o0 > = ii eh:ta.;-n !esig'
r,:ioa S'shsj heeE :oaS uaited the Christian Oen6ras''
.;1a ASSEMBLING al bethesda sbureG. vile : Gee ever GO
lighted to worlds God Ia sih:us:tJ eaa 'iath. IN ihe &c.
lrI,ons Of S1fs, un:heI. ris'Eess. s!.'@r. nsiShhor aoh
:.icna. Ter gvUyn.ss SID vcrIk wiz ."ns sa rr1lro.'ro
40 Uas rs e.. .e:c :.riei 20 ID: itTao naie beloved IL
hts nrlrhborhood Although comparatively young t"hse
ssti u"thr.i-.!Ge, Sho fs snort :i-" preceded he t"sne
4 ave. 49, VS.. IL Tux ,auN Of CHRIST, al ~r!epa.e1'
ts tic sLoas- siiea translated hsf f'an 5 sorid Of is'a
nIi r.upie 70 . Pea .eiri rr pore Il Jesus. through ShrE.
~. hcy.a L. ESe...iu "a .udI, s c!ss. Z. :. =.
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rIlE pRL. L; WlLtTSlH.

i:iuw.rytE, NOVEMBER I0.-rhe drafs ii
th,s State conmsnceo &o-dsy. In soTns iocsI-
ties j: paSs-l Of quietly aud III osd=T-bpt
ia Cz,ke Comfy tns Lists *sts seed bJ
To mob ard destroyed. aBd Tie CoElnis-
sioDess s~s7ereiy handled. They fsd 70 this city.
In this CITY ta..ro were strong indicsrions Of
trouble, comFia:o.a being made tnst injustice
has been dcnc ii aom: Of me wards II not
giving pTclei cr'dit mT volunteers 4 crowd
OF Ninth carriers assembled and D1rched
through the city &c The number of three or
four hundred, a2d ns:cSsa IL PToceasiol-
The result OF the MISTER was that she draft
wa6 postponed ,JI tne present.
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Il AMY OF TLXGAiHERLkA

Upwards Of seven 1honsaad Collectors.
Deputy Colic.to.s, Assrs6ozs ana Assistant
Asseaso7s: are rcw engaged ii the collection
of l~nt.rna! re7enus in the loyal States. Toe
an"art cf revenue derived froE: this source
was ~eslitnntcd By CoueTcss 1T sl500OJ,GD
but thie sum, il is thought, will DE inc:sased
% ZOO, Q00,0 over and above lie expenses
Of coll. ction, which is cunsidc ably l.ss rhsn
that OF collecting si0G,0GQ,30O IL Iua.o:u rev-
c1,lp. -
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sic1 .sD wovsDsp IN r,;. aor7IrAls.

La hi the general hosFt%a= of tho Taitsd
States there arc new 55.Ei9 SICK and Wound
al sn'diara. OF these li,H,'i are in the De-
paricaant Of the West, and .214 il the cities
OF Washington, GcoTgatoET, .Alexandris and
vicinity. The Iest az in she various h"spi-
tsia Throughout the Asis..,c Ind Guif States.
Ia N5~ Orleans tacre are 1t present 500"
pa.isutn.-f. I. Tribune.
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SEE.,T ksCkET5.

IL. Chicsgo Journal says TIA; The wheat
rscsips at mat port during tEe mouth 81
October just pnst aIaoGnis 70 l,e27.6St BUSH
ai-. Tie receipts during Ihs s4:as Hioath last
y.sr aue4ntrd L. 3,565r559. Inc reesip:s CT
wheat il Chicago a0d Milwaukee during the
months Of September and October Of this
y.sr are about fur millions If bushels
less ;h.a during tbs saae months last
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ri.:TIcE.

"a: ;.'H.. ~ go: 81 a-m 81 T6"s q 5ANI
4 H.Eu" Guv Z o.-Ie u.ec dissolved oy tts death u
''-~'t Har:.; e OK ~ The lsrtn>Tsr tne ouderstEaec,
e ''1a- :,.c.s -si-es:'uhy 7eq:es: ali IeSsetJ e.
'F'''' = - f.. -,a:s rs:c-as - to.E- and al! px-
: = -. - ss Ssa.:.: he tgE % v.es:a at thf;n. IT,
- --.1 s~"TSiv1aT i-rtG,.t, ".'cg ass'::G'i via W
t'"G.it- u ne Ia:JI: snip Is ssfi? o. p."Sc :Sa!., re
IdoHAs HABf:TE0TF,
IN. q. IAHDt: ROVE,
+S-l~' eur~t1r. parto srI
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Hs,s sC.nsso Ia1.lA.e ~ 81 Svn9

ST. P.u.~ Ninh. NoT. 3.-O7s7 TIRES nun
Grad Indians have peen coT7ic:sd ~ tho nit'-
tary commissioner, at tic lower Sioux sgeu-
cy, as participants in the ls;r horrible massa-
ores, sui condemned t>~na ..urs. Whether
lncy livs or ole rssts with -. authorities a.
Wasnmut@r. The People or Iiunesota- u 4
mar. s:e III l.TGr Of their r.ue"iia;e sxecu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

W. lca51 i'aui At=xaadrl. VS.. fhat LeTis
Mckenzie las boen at upon Is scins OF his
sb,li,inI. brethren and e.il2 beaten NJ
d;d nut heet whs,hss Il. Tas I9ns with tbs
gold. aeadsd cane ST ne .: tns1n Secsla7 pre-
sented 20 Lini.
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THr JHADE alta InnFuLk.

Il j, ssstsl that = ~prt;iion 'rcm The Mn"f"
i.anf- III Norfolk mi "~ur;siG0ulh. aid Pri'
t~ss Arn", E.rsr;e-1 ! aad Norfolk cou:!ties,
Va, IS 70 DO -',tl t" ths government
sshir; the G? % o. the port o. Norfolk 10
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AxBmon5 Enqnutr.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. Ia 1862
R.eppsarsuce II the Ensmy st fredericksburg.

R"appsarsnee u the Ensmy st fredericksburg.
Or Sunday morning 1t wss ascertained by
the c~ommandan, a. fredericksburg, that a
strong force OF the enemy, from Warreatcn,
was approaching the town. by c road cro1s-
ing a ford some fou7 OF FIVE miles above
Col. Critcher imuedis1eiy posted his liltio
cou;mau1 Vt tat pn!cs, and about eight
O'clock tn.t rnG7iiNg, / regiment Of Yankee
cavalry msde :ho!r a; appearance. \ brisk ea.
sssrmeut cnsuei, End the enemy waa finally
driven hscA, with d lase af ~sererGl killed and
twelve prisoners
On Sunday night Col. CracIirr wuhi,eT
bis force Ia Tie .owu, wheIe no could work
more sdTantaseouSiy IL ~conjnucuon wish
Col. Ball, tho ~tritiisTy c2mnnantant On yes
terdsy morning tbs e7cmY, evidently III II
creased force. crut>ed at o. r2ar tbs aooys
ford, aud appeared with ~ss1srsl batteries If
heavy artillery above tins Town. An a~rtli!s.
r. ensageInen; ecyus2: Alst, durin. is pro
gTess, orders We're given 60 destroy Ill The
cotton and tobacco ID III. tuSn.
The order was prGmptly executed, end se~
veraI pyramids al cotton bales we're soon
sending up their su,ohJ incense 10 The god Of
war, snd about s thousand boxes OF tobacco,
belonging principally to Spectators, wore
ruthlessly tumbl-d insu ths R.rpahsnnock.-
L. the course Of sn hour or Two the euesnv
were repu(ssi f'cw ;teir nsw locality Of as
sau;t, and followed up o5 ou- cavalry lnd lost
salue Ten OF fifteen uore prisoners.
During the prcsrcss Of the engagement,
Which occurred just outside II tic ccrpors-
ton. The people tecane ~reso;r;e in II. :etpr-
nins:ion to stand 10y tho town, aud even the
women, in many instances, eppssTei in The
streets, on horseback and on foot, armed with
reTolTers and inspired with ali the enthusi-
asn Of war. AZ the CONCLUSION of the Rs5t.
q rnG,he1 oi .vG'ciously disposed Individuals
ende&soreo to ls5 II socks ~ rbesp tohacco
tg fishing Tor the 'we%d' vhi>h lad tteu
consi.uod u .ho .teSS bit the 4, uous:ia-
tion c3Eiius &c toe baow!efge ;: roi Bal,
thst oUcsr made 4 dsaoHnt upua tna s~pHcuie-
e7s pscsicras. and lodged sbout i"r:7 Of
them ID inr grav,i hau4e-
Ia tho afternoon, tie sos7ng aatia ihs;r
their apreur,uct> til: this tine OF tic f;cIta-
EN- side CT t1s IivHr. and in still greater fcrce,
farther ID. AMI viz guys sarcrnr So ~, own
10 rsug- The ~eusag'mea, continu"6 duii2g
tbs evening, Or loss up &c siy Geek, was
DOE killed Ind Two OF three slightly wHunaied.
4 por1ion 81 the ensroy WIS sepor,,i already
in Falmouth. on th- opposite sds :, ire river,
and their wnole fnr'5, anpro7ed q &c sn-
7anou,s, ~s ssIG s. o. Il Con duu1t AT
Issg.Iatiou. iro:n one t. ta7ss icsi1~'.'s
Of the oneu; hsd, At oar LIS, saricsL bsen
actively engaged
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ALLIANCE IN MEN

lie D5tr3;; [i.ch.) Tribune, New L1nion
COMB Caroa;cie; Hartford Comm lines,
Peas snd .jnnrant have increased their Tstf6
on e:;ouas ii tbs rrs.; ,5~sacs al paper and
everything USED IL making : Newspaper.
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.Rc.fi SUPPLIES.

i il stated, With s.sry evidence If rrl:--
bili.y, thst fbe amount .! army suPF'ira N
the c~io;hirg department alone shipped from
C~i2cinnati sincs July Isl: 1862. Will ssreed il
.Eiu- It's a1t1 .: ht:y ~y1i!iicls 81 collars
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PRICES ADVANCE.

The issd;ng book publishers u New iosk
have aivanced the trade prices Of booEe from
ton TO twenty-five pss cen:. % Account OF
the increased COS. Of printing paper.
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TIE ckSE Or 1T, 50.
ar:MsAa-E c4ss e AEx:sz ASo IA2

tns Hs" i1rL l~oHrnd!S ara a@lou0t i7s =
FTo%'st Marsha Kennedy, FOR He"r zi'c
III, toT tjT.v siNid street 2ta':9H.a as. {
vonng !nsrTiea F'oman, Ms. Bc;pSm:dH, - ,
: ~!sYiciun tnat Sh- MAS d's'S.. H. "
c1g,a from NV Orleans iast sunn =! ia
! PASS s-o-a zen. SITTER, or y 7:S,; T. ~ ="
;'res A. W2ehirgioa: cut va taI--: mo
prison ~ kaunedJ, up6u her arIiTaI:roA. :
t~c.s:s91: .'ter tae !'pso 81 InanE cSE-, u =
!nt-tEt-tcn 81 @r. SIMEON Draper, a=r0""l
st'~s@3tt - i'arS?st 81 -,i!at, IT. &C. 80
.!:51es o.. IL s. ~oc'.t-i y 80 : :h.,
II go. ,r-TJ III, - - .a-A~ q
S2>",i-;: , Ant,1 ae-t,rrs lnig =, ;
p"t':5fE ~t.G,a"ve. It c~a4 erc J.. (
Is. K"5s|5 vii D -. e s7srer - :a.,
! So .i;-f:t. .trl0 : &" i.,H,.
Tn-r. j. tx .: =. Graat ~? :r' 2
an. .n't il :ae::naH ia!r- iad,:', ih.r. So
scarcely F. " rht c"t .rsta 7 - jurc :.
c ~ G.. k~na1:J il onc " ti,,ae -; B.:
III: hui:.- cat SIC 3 I4ys dr!r---l. -,
IL. Linco.r, las: HGUr-, sad -.
60. him i::o nor4 not w&1gr; :. >~,.. =. ,
taaa a1v o.t*c /. ;c-itrIcg21 il III :,lG!' =.
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Ya5ss faE

s.. L"rls, Hcv. io.-The Evening News
rs a-n : ,r:.r'y .~'er from S~:,eIs.dt
M,ss"un, woica eay@ nat Herera. SHIN 1
is npT!g bs3k .: ms. 9l.@t. The =cai".y
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
TIE DRAFT Is :j1IO.

9! tie s;ghty-sisht counties il Oni5 on=-
fourth escaped :hs draft entirely. 1t IL st-fsd
thai iuiiy one hall j; lib men dfaIlsd have
volunteer I'd III the threu years. service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

III. -, ncr= sl: S4@sr-:h, NJ 7 y.
are usii:y .ia-csnt ;~'sr.eia y .e:1i2-see4 &: :
circu.a..ng uie6IoA, AZ 30 ahssace Q! s;-T-.
T.ov psae .-eiuy sRoay asTicG!tuIiG!a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
10 TEAC6EIG

- .saGI.>. . s~e.;ienian V take charge Of . School
4 1 nit -" will asvc ak or e!gh! email scholars
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49,. a-S:rer+. aGc. sad Music Oh sc Piano
= ~ :.. s;s ,-g terrs, and .si-seCce9, a. seeking
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rc7ys |1YI'; rnoM Al1cuLH.

Tne President takrr the result Of no Nj"
YoIh tiec,iuas case pailosaiSjcAIY, and
w,u iiuh:iesa pfoti: BY lbs lesson Wien
Cal. F,r1ay inquired 81 b:u bow lis felt
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sturhed liz toe while running 70 se- Eli;
s.-r,henrt. lne buy SAID b. ~a5 400 81: u
5fy, aud ,.r 80 lady hurt To lauga.'
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NlClCE.

p'a.'i' rc-or.a 70 tn Late Samusi harlGEo'e .se
I 'S,'sh": 10 TSEe r.ynsut, snd those having Claims
'f's: h;u are .eausetrd 20 present them, properiy at
&'e:=r.L &c :ha urGe->,gnsd With IS Lit lie delay rs pnsa.
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