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The Destruction of Cotton.


The following bau was reported In the
Senate On Saturday. BY Mr.. Henry. from the
Military Committee:
"a Bill to Regulate the Destructioa. Of Pycpevtr
Hsder Atlitasy Necessity.
'aS1oTIog l. Tie C11Sress of As Confederate
Natss Of An~ied do enact, that the, mill tary
authorities Of tho Confederate army are here.
military ~ naval stores, OF other property
81 any hind whatever, that might be OF use
anne. Or any part tnersof fr0m falling into
"Ssc. 8 That all owners Of cotton and tobao.
20 are prohibited nom moving the sane into
any military district. without permission Of
the military authorities Of said district, ON
said military anthosisies At the loes Of the
owners theloof.
"SEo. 8. That the owners Of tobacco and cot
ton who shaA destroy the same, vhsa peces.
falling into the hands Of the enemy, hall be
inds@ni11ea 5or the loss In the sa1le nenuss
asif those articles had bean destroyed 81 the
military authorities aforesaid: Psovilej. fuIl
destroyed. and Of the neoeaaity Of IL destTac.
ton, % prevent II falling into the possession
Ordered - b printed.
Mr. Haynss presented substitute 70 the
bill. which was also ordered to b printed.
It 10 - follows:
.1sscrIos i. The cong,iea Of he coxfsSvsa
Ssesss 70 esacs. ThAs al citizens Of the don
fedsrAte States who are or al all b. oWr sYs OF
any cotton. rice, sugar, tobacco, corn, wheat
aoaI. oacon. pork OF esef, or other agricul.
taral products useful 10 the enemy, shall,
whenevor neoemaFy 70 prevent aid articles
nom lAlttne tAto M po0sasion, ouyn or otAeY.
w. laatyey saAe sene: Pyesllab, That By
sae IA cs:.ss , Z :as. ?: J.
ooDo D1oN 81 nf1tY WITHIN tn 0tnAo v1T =
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Affairs in the West.

We have rece'v.d Memphis papers 40 late
as March 1st, which make no mention OF the
evacuation Of Columbus, reported from Nostb.
ern sources. The ApaIaseAs has hate advices
from MasAvills. which state that the Federals
bad arrested about nifty prominent Southern
men az prisoners, the object being 70 In umi
date ana sniks .erro- among Southern sym
pathizsrs. Buell. and Foots had formed q
junction, having nineteen gunboats and some
nifty thousand men.
The enemy IL reported to be In very large
force in the vicinity Of Oumbszland Gap,
"the key 70 East Tennessee" but our incres 3
cd force ct that point, and The late storms OF
snow and Hain.i have undoubtedly deprived
the Yankees Of an opportunity which they
would have been glad to have awaited them.
selves of-nams,y. an invasion In the direc-
Of Knoxville.
Advicss from Florence stats shat the Fsds.
nj gunboats are msking frequent visits up
the Tennessee river, and are endsavortAs BY
every method TO red ucs the people thto gym.
pathy with the Lincoln Government.
The AealsneAs has the following from Co.
lumbus:
Persons who reached thssctty' BY The mid.
night train, state that the tAqsralss $1,000
strong. were reported =: 0Mpa!nss eixht
miles above Columbus. on Tha<sday. They
were waiting TOR reinfoIcsmsnass preparatory
20 an attack upon Columbus. They p1opoe6,
it q reported, 70 move down; with an I'M
mense army upon the rear Of Oolunbas, %
surround n. and thus capture IL. All theiY
plans have been projscted ON the Target
scale. and they sntsrtain no doubt about tie
NJ Is what arrangements are makins % r.
oeiVe them, II doss not becoms q 9 oneak =
We have reason 70 know that 0sax Polk
and NeAuroGard Are aware Of the eneyny's
movsmsnta. sad are MAkfng the best poGst-
Do disposttaon Of their fbscss Tor tAs sneE.
gpncy. as .lss4.asaA assg ss<t1s
IAs reports about the evacuation Of 90.
laoeoe ese premature. &c has not been
evaeuated. 1ut wheaAsr u Il or not oar
readers may Iss& assured that rstniorcsments
VIII - sent forward Ia su1lcieat numberD 70
enable car army 70 make . decisive stand
ana . contest every inch Of gronnd.
All yee recent MoyenoAu, about Whlch
e-o 1Avo oooA - many IMPORTS, ere d.
saomeo toa1RoastAaa our Aald q ~ 0lnele.
1pn VALLEY, and hat tAey will AAye tsnt
e8eos - 1Myo 10 room - 0onhe. - -
WA01t1Mo ~ al Who cAn - -, q - o0Do
- report ~ 1aty - 9Nns. &sak 40 -
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HEADQ'RS Dept OF HENRIUO. ,
RIeHMoND, Va, March 5, l6fe.
A PROCLAMATION.

Wayeas, the Congress Of tho Confederate
Sta tes has by law vested In the President
the power 70 suspend the writ Of Aabeas e0,yss
In cities In danger Of attack by the snemy:
Now. therefore. !. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
President Of the Confederate States Of Am>-
RIGA, do hereby proclaim that martial Law b
extended over the cities of Norfolk and Ports.
mouth and the surrounding country 70 tbs
distance Of ten miles from said sttiss, and ell
civil Jurisdiction and the privilege Of The
writ OF Aa5sos corpus are hereby declared "
be SUSPENDED within the limits Aforesaid
This proclamation will remain In force
until ctherwiss ordered.
In faith whereof, I have hsreunto
SEAL. set my hand and seal, at the Otg Of
tS Biz hmcnd, on this twenty seventh
day Of February. In the year'of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and Gixty.two
CSleuAd1 JHFTERS0n nAVIN
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nseeAss. Tsm UssiAs. AAastss 0s1y. AaA
Muakee 0Gu9ef. -
Oonps41 G.-Kilisd-11tst epant wms
n Watsoa and Sergeant 11fa Sayte WounAs
ed-6eeead Lteutsnsnt Jo1n 9 ue00irs, Hr~.
seant john y Beat, Corpotal Ieneel Dnyles
son. james r Duvali, J azaes Ashley. and
Hiram Monroe.
COMPANY H-Killed-None. Wounded
krtvates = lex Murfoe, aud John Littou.
( Total-xtlod II; wounded a
YIrfI1rH vIRGlHiA BEaIMRyT-CAPTAIH sHgAD,
COMM Al DIno.
This regiment lost Ill killed aud wounded.
TAotr names are not fepor ted.
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THE REGULAR LEUEURE or
~ the. Winter Ooursa h postponed, b.
cause Of the Commsnc sment Of the Medical
Uollege,appointe als0 for this evsaing. The
Lecture will be delivered on THURsDAY Of
next week, 18th inst, at s o'clock p. H., BY
the Rev LANSING BURROWS. in ths
I'd Presbyte Church, (asv. DR.. Aogs'A)
Subject, The Supreme Need Of the kspub.
lie - mn 1lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06

Mayors Court, Neutrality-suspicious. Gold and
Elias Paulding were committed to Jail for one
year for failing to furnish security to be good
behavior.-Wm. Daley. charged with steal.
ing coat aud pair of shoes, was examined
and acquitted Mary Dnseoll gave bail for
her appearance before the Hastings Court to
license and Keeping disorderly house. She
wss arrested before the proclamation of mar
tial law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06

The Richmond Parsettes.-Miss Louisa
Clyde's first appearance At this c0sey little
Her voice is powerful, yet under proper con.
troll Miss f Ia Wren has succeeded in rivet-
Ing the attention of the crowded audiences
that nightly assemble. Some of her parts are
admirably sustained. She is announced for
Camille. We are glad to state that good or.
der prevails, and everything goes like cock.
work
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WEEKDAY, March ., 1863.
The Senate was called to order at III O'CLOCK
by the President. and opened with prayer By
Rev Or. Jetsr.
A number Of bills, recsi we'd from the House,
were referred to committees; among them. ITO
provide for having an accurate list and record
made of the military forces OF Virginia; :"
requiring tho Penitentiary store keeper to
max quarterly reports to the Board OF Di-
rectors;" ITO remove lunatics confined in the
Peniten tiary to the Lunatio Asylum" 'au.
thorizing the recovery Of money stolen from
the Exchange Bank OF Virginia." 'to an.
thorlzs the 70 organization Of the Culpeper
Minute Men and the Uulpeper Ri6es"
Senate bill, entitled An act to protect loyal
citizens whose property may b sold by on e.
Gers under illegal process. with tho amend.
ment of the House Of Delegates, was taken
MP and the amendment agreed to.
A House Joint resolution, urging the Gov
ernor to accept q light infantry company
from Middlesex county, was laid ON the
table.
The Senate adopted . resolution TO meet
hereafter Mt IL O'Clock each day during the
remainder Of the session.
The Senate then went into secret session
to consider the Executive communication
relative to military defences.
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Boiler Erpiosion--The engine warren
ton" exploded its boiler on Tuesday while al
Gordonsviils, on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, in consequence Of an over pressure
Of steam. The fireman, white man, was
cover The conductor was s!sO somewhat in
jured. The engine belonged to the road above
named.
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You~s Guard We are grati6ed in being
able to state, that the members Of this vel.
known company, now contested with the
18th regiment, are taking measures 10 rs-or.
gsnizs for the war, on permanent basis. II
wants about 80 more men. Those wishing to
] lin can leave their nsuhss with William A.
Charters, on llth street.
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y
The following Communication, which was
sent ~ yesterday. y from one who has every
means Of moving the facts OF the case. II
efsctuslly gives the lie to the statements OF
Burnside regarding the capture Of imporfan.
papers nom our deet during the battle OF
Roanoke:
Elders Of Richmond Dispasch The statement
books signal books, letter books, and copies
Of ofbcial dispatches Of the commander OF
the Confederate deet in Pamltco Sound" 10
- near correct a. his assertion that he took
all. save ons Of the vessels composing that
A. one who held an cniciaI position on
board Of the Sea Bird. and cognizant Of ell
the circumstances. feel bound 70 contradict
The Ellis. except the Forrest. the m 1t in.
different gunbr At 10 the only one Of watch
the enemy retains possession. The Dsa Bird
vas sunk, the Fanny and the Forrest burnt,
AID ne App0nst'os, Beaufort and Raleigh
J II known By the positive testimony OF the
commanoinG o6icorS Of every vosool, oxcoEt
the Ellis. that thar signal BOOKS vers de-
:ssoyd S q e As ":si s.: e "a
not form N exception.
All Of the olaotal papsgs Of the Aag. ship
prior to dste OF kebSuasy Z, wsyo removed,
and caly e: copss. ., q I've i:sss.s s:s:s:
hands II me onemy.
a. % order books, It VS. known IN the
squaAloA that the Commodore did not con.
; 's,. sA = sss...sy ,s,yn. spca sas sss.
disotpttas; ara go INT sWe general ordsTs
wsse as.sd-ene = = ne positton IN liHs
whss .ettaeked a9d. ~ etksr wAsn mea.s
g s x.sse ~ se: e =. tas v2sls i,to
ersws-afaw Ans1sysas laensi Secks, -.
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The Last Fire on Broad Dkreet--The last
fire which occurred on Broad street, Monday
night, originated in the rear of Mr.. NJ Mays
house, between the store of Thou r. Owens
and his stable, facing on Mr.. Mays yard
The establishment Of the latter was entirely
burned. Loss, H. $50; insurance, $780, The
buildings consumed we're built on leased
ground, and belonged to the occupants, whose
Names have already been given
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06

Vanddlism-Soms unknown persons, lost
to all sense of decency, went into Holly wood
Cemetery, on Monday night last, and threw
down, broke and defaced several Of the moral
records placed by the hand of affection over
the remains of the dead. Among the monu-
meuts thus treated was the ono over the re-.
mains Of Mrs. DR.. Gso.W. Briggs; two in the
section Of G. & a Bargamin, and one over
the re mains OF Roscoe B Ueath's child, besides
several Others, one or two of which were
broken in several parts.
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Youthful Patriotism.-While the arms were
being carried 70 the Virginia Armory yesterday,
some Of tho spirit Of the occasion. ~ infused
into Walter, = little con Of w. n. 6en, Esq,
who insisted on carrying hu gun u wee
thing to the Armory and giving it up. saying
that 10 felt assured II could kill one Yankee.
That's patriotism for you.
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TIE Military Prisoa.-Thers were u pri.
soners in this establishment last night, and
more expected Beside She military guard
there, will be found she following officers on
duty-viz: Samuel Msccubbin, Chief of the
Provost Marshars police, and Baldwin T.
Allen, Of Cumberland county, Va, Clerk Of
the prsod
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Medical Celieee.-Is viii - sssn By tAs ID.
vertlssmsnt ID smother column that the annual
It the African Church sthis evoniug q sieht
O'Clock. The anpounesmspt 10 tho Hon.
Caarlss w. Rnsssll will delfves he sadrsee 70
the graduates win doubtIsss aazpst : FIJI On.
disEca
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Mslikary Appointnssss.-John G. Porter
has been appointed Colonel, John r. Shields
Lieutenant Colonel, and JanAs p. Dornan
Major Of the Second Rssimsnt Of Artillesy,
raised 70 man the batteries = end arousd
kiehmond. ss9sea
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Conservation Of Bishop.-Rev; DR.. VIII
mer, Bishop elect Of Alabama, viii be con
secratsd to-day at half past ton o clock, A. NJ,
at ct. Panl's Church.
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3aas1szs BA,IRoAD Accfpasr.--A dispatch
hvn New 0risAns. q assa fss 80, ssys:
Ae,tJtaoa ceeHxJsd on the New Orleans,
JseAsoti sed fsrsas Nos,hssa EailseaA yas-
'tAftsy, killing tNsxty.siGbs ind voandisg
gyepty-sssr soldiers cf he 7th Eissiassppl
seetEcent, who wsys en- ycats fer Ce,nmbus
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Fsre-The alarm Of FIRE last night, at half
past eight o'clock, was caused BY the burning
Of brick stable on the premises IF DR.. Chas
Bell Gibson, on Franklin street. The wooden
psrt Of the structure was entirely consumed.
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18Th Regiment Virginia Militia We gath.
or the following sta,Istics from the report of
Col Evans, Of the 10Th Regiment, made yes
rerday to the Adjutsnt. General:
Number OF persons tho failed to report them
selves for enrolment, and who are, by the
terms OF tbs law, enrolled or drafted anon 2
the FRS levies. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 631
Number Of persons who have reported
themselves for enrolment, and Woo
clam no exemption. Observation-Disclosures. 56l
Number OF persons who claim 70 be exempt
for thu following causes:
Employed On :t}overnmentw work. ......... $40
pnyslr:liy disabled Observation-Disclosures. 1856
Hav sent surs,itutes fer the war ll9
Holding Office under Confederate States. s.
folding offics under The State Of Virginia y
EMPLOYED on railroads ................... 81
r lice !, Ulcers. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Firemen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
bhnH CUoefS ...-....... -.......,.........
Ministers OF the Gospel .................. s
l.1O2
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Savage Brulcs.-A valuable COW, owned
by a resident OF Church Hill, was killed BY
dogs on Tuesday night, after q hard soufis, at
the corner of 9th and Marshall streets.
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= s ~ -
ARR AND Isss. 0xsasAI '.oyy,s,
1scnnesp. Aaa hist, isss
0BHRaAl UpDBns, No. o.
!. The following RroelamAtioa A.. p,..,
dent u publiaAsd for Tie inSUrn a.. =, -.
concerned:
PROCLAMATION.
"By virtue Of Ne power vested In n. =.
law 70 declare the suspsnsion OF Tie pr,v,,.:.
Of the writ Of Asbeas corpus In cisiee mr..
ensd With invasion. ], Js2srson Dsyia -.
dsnt Of he Confederate States Of Amsric. A.
proclaim that Martial Law u hsrshv e.,..S.s
over the city u Richmond, and TIE adio,,,.s
and surrounding country to tAs dist.pc. ).
ten miles, and I do proclain the sssps,so~
OF all civil l1rtsdtctton, with the sxcentio, -
that OF the Mayor OF the city, and ~ amy ~
sion OF the Crivlisge Of the witt Of lsS"s. -.
~ me sss :y And :arrOandns
~ In faith whsreof, have he,.,,,,
| I ssAL. $s1ened my name. and sst nv .ssi =.
| ~, tho CITY Of Richmond, on this 49,
day o. March IN ne year one thousand eight
isisasd.l JEFFERSON DAVIS"
II. Brigadier General J. Il. .Wtnder 10.
mnndinx Department Of Hsnrieo. ala cksr.sa
with the due execution Of the foreaotnr re-
fclamatton." He will forthwith ssts6t}. & =.
cf1cient military police, and Will snfor,v IT,
| following orders:
All dissillation Of spirituous LIQUOR, =.
positively prohibited, and the dstiIla,,s.
will forthwith b closed. The sale OF sri,s,
nous liquors Of any kind u also prohisss.c
and the establishments for the Gala thsssoI
| will be closed.
Ill. All persons infringing the above NM.
hibitiou, Will suffer such punishmsut A.
| shall be ordered by the sen sence of Oo.,,
Martial-rovidSd that nc. sentence 10 hsrt
labor for more than one Month shall b. i,1
fiicted by the ssntDnoe Of rsgimsntAl 1,oa,,
| Martial ~ directed In the 67eh A1ticla A.
! War.
| BY command OF the Seoretary Of War.
| 8. OOOPKk.
| ALiutant and Inspector 0snerrI
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HEADQ'RS DEPT OF HENRICO. ,
kIcHxosD, Va, March 2 1891.
1EurpA Ar 0pupaa M

RIcHxosp, Va, March z 1901.
GasEsAL ORDEss, No l.
General Order No. 3, xdiatsns and 1 iS.p:s,Ss,
Generals Office, March let, 1862 Captain A
y. Goodwin 10 appointed Provost MsrsAal ~
the city Of Richmond. and the adjoinips M
surrounding country for the distance Of N
miles.
II. All Installation and distribution of,,,,.
ituocs liquors 10 prohibited BY the Proolains.
ton OF the President. Tas Provost Mar,hsi
viii take immediate and effective steps 70 e..
force tats order. and all persons found traas.
Crossing, either by the disttliaton, saIs. Civ.
Ing away, or In any manner disposins Of spl,-
ttu0os liquors, will be prosecuted TO me full.
est extent of the law.
III. All persons of every degree. eleeps
those in the service Of the State or Con fsder.
ate States, having arms In their possession.
will deliver the same to the Ordnance Depart.
ment ON or before the 9Th OF Mar,h, lsTs
otherwise they will be se.zad and takaa pos
session Of by the Provost Marshal. All pub
lie arms not in the public service will BE- re.
cs'ptsd for, and all private arms Will Be
BY order OF Brig. Gen. JoHs b. wupa..
Commanding, 40.
L. 3. PAGE,
NH 4-1w Asst Adtutant-0en.
HEADQ'Rs Dept OF HENRIUO.
RICHMOND, w., March 5, lefs.
6HxBRAL ORDERs. no..
I. Officers In this city not on duty will i'm.
mediately report aud register their names ct
these Headquarters, corner Of Broad And
Ninth streets. $4,000
II. Oncers and soldiers In this Depart
ment must remain at their respective post,
and If found absent, without written psrmh-
stems from the Commander OF their posts.
they will be arrested.
BY order Of Brig ..0sn. JOIN II. WIIpla,
Commanding, 10.
L. b. PAGE,
NH 4-lW Asst Adjutaut. Gen.
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THIS DAY.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
- Main street,

A TREATISE ON FIELD FORT1PI0A
TIONS Containing Instructions on the nssh'
DDS Of Laying Oat. Cons .ructing, Dsfsndns.
and Attacking Eutrenchmsnts, with the gsn'
eral outlines. also. Of the arrangement, NE at
tack and defence Of perMansnt fofdhcanoos.
By p. II. Hshan, Professor Of Military md
Owl Engineering In the United States MI
tary Academy, st West Point Nsv York.
Fourth edition, revised and enlarged, con-
tsining al the plstss. Price casa
Thu BATTLE CALL. A SouthsFn Lyric. BY
E.v. w. (McOord Vernon. This b cns "
the finest lyrical poems, called firth by our
Struggle for Independence and Nationality,
from he gifted pen Of Ars. Vernon. estS~
known = Mrs.. MeCord In literary circles
In this fire. warm, and patriotic s6uAon. ~ sev'
ersl peculsriues and eharsctsristos, Of tbs ansse
Southern States are portrayed with naassr-asna!
and every emotion and impulse, that sho.N
prompt the sops Of the South, - ds.ds Of vaios
and chivalry, sdvsrtsd 70 n words Of posss
fire.
The BATTLE GALL" bas been peossunesd b
competent and expsrisnesa critics, one Of ~
NOS. vigorous and spontaneoss msntal crsseooS'
growing out Of the present war.
Peioe-TIN OEHTS.
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The News By the Arabia Reported
EvaCuAtion Of Columbus Death of
Central Lander Military Move
mentS, &c. 49,.
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RHcEHrLY PUBLISHED: 4.

CAUSE AND 0ONTRAgT.-An E..sy o. iSs
American Crisis. ~ +. W. 4seAahon. ";
THIS truly 6santiiaf. genial. aad profouna
production Of genius and patriotism ~ M
lelsd and unanucipated In the shors sps~
OF two and half months, nearly sen !noe
sand copies Of 1t have been soid, Anu ~.
praises OF all who have read u are ~ stAS
ous and unqualified II Is aos On ons syef
bat the most charming Southern o0oA s'''
While it dsssrvsdly ranlu among the moS
popular and brilliant OF puolications. oSs
HANKS are due nsvertnssess % .ns rscoS.
nition Of it, diversids1 merit, since IL auxu"
veII fer our future Sou thsrn Literature.
THE SOUrH8RN SPY. Lssssrs % ne ~
Isy and hansuraaica Of tAs 1ason w.
nosd. "a slsswAsc. By EAwaRa =. roll.'Ss
Of vkHiaiA enAhoe a "niask Dasnosas'
PREsOiEMC1. Aspsseh delivered By Hos.
nsvssIy Taeksr Of vi,sissi:S - ne 9Sss
a N1W aSd oompIsse Nap Of Tssnsssss and
S Ksatncky. OontainiaS al ne iDpornns
county and rail voaass ana enowi.S w.
positions Of Forts Doss'soa saa "'A'''
MAP Of the sMts Of yirsia!a. o..
NAP Of the Seat Of War In Virginia. d.
3 In press, ana wiz d Pe0Aas"s~ "
IOZIs ADDUxs's LETTERS TO BILLY
TWINS. BY the Editor Of Tie Soasasss
Litsra1y Messenger. soc.
vtli h published, April lat;
DE VIRk 4 0seEy o. Plselans and !stn'
trictans. ~ 1ea1y ". Auhasds Of Az
hsmA. Pri6s o1.
Vhea ever worldly ths1GAt ceeessy ecsox1
Oomsa u slaRJ nl6ni0hs Ssas ~ usss e''
A@vih - uaris non ~ saslAly sesP s.sss
70 . Asns n9s tntsasA mere spas''sss
g 9th tn coal Awahca
Iiks tAAt youA 70 aigAtt ~ asso
Abe awaksn1ng Of lady1len; >ru,s
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would have essn ont Early ~ . ~. Ha:scN.
it not FOR The Aeneseity Of seaI.s Ssre
toSo 1uVA thA Ouo1o1ogaeo esrs: pessSv1iia
Aavtne 1hto Woek s>eseegpca - IN ~~cGsao.
and - egae1n1toa e. tAA1 ay c,s sSo1S
ny dslay % apssasaaes q ~ w.
on0 Acath.
AA,s saQH,er ! younseH.
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