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NO tNION FEEIING YET

y letter from Nashville to the ST. Louis Dem
ocrat gives the following account Of the ''up-
rising OF the love for the Union, which has
been experienced by the Federals there:
Disguise the fact as they may, there is a
deep, bitter determination among tue people to
go honthi TO sing Sccesh songs; to buy no
goods OF the "Northnca :" to be let alone
The preachers preach up and pray over the
wrongs of the South follow women and BOYS
TO pour the story ot oppression into their ears
prayer 10 Sod TO annihiIate Lincoln horles.''
ana eulogize each rebel and traitor slain in bat
tie rs 81 patrior' TO the holiest Of causes. as a
defender Of the iiresides aud homes of the op-
pressed and down tlodden
The presence alone Of the Strong arm OF he
military keeps i'll check the traitorous words
and acts OF j half nation of people. niaddesed
and exasperated by their own suicidal acts
verifying the old adage,
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AAArisssmLE. iiesaY Co., VAT
: u Itt &. L, lslf.st - 4

E. y
M lsillSa TO remove to my plantation in thts
w vicinty. efseT fer sale p,y Il RSlDENt,E in
tAs place eighty f9csstes ad des:Ssshle is every
particular. IEe house Is substantial brick stras-
tasetn froaf. with wessaesbaasi aicsiiun la tls
fsar IL contains ssx roons of convenient si1s sad
Two elossts. IL i IN Thorough rrpasr
The lot apon witch II - situated euaaIsiess s q
aeres-ons.h,it acre in ysri shaded apd cYuainess
cd by q diversified growth Of large sgses osaStaH
acre In garden, hsel is vesv productive and one
acre IN lot heavily set IN orchard GrnxA Tho "a.
tire enclosures are good and comparatively aew.
The oas.bnildimgs eensist Vi u snbssabstal and
ronyenIensly iocated kstshea snd necessary heusee
tor duiaestles, Dairy lce-homse Corn sl.d Carriage
houses. Stable. and Cow-Shed. A iwse. cplrsasAt-,
ass, and admirably iecste otscs L beig construct
ed, for the use Of u pssy sEeiap. 6
The distance from Dsnslsie Is u aHes. Imn1e<tf
ate possesson can b. gwen. ~ 81 Ne s ssS9s 81
TkHMs 5000 cash ssas
Any enc wishing 70 purchase. will cCsnmnnixoAo
either With ms at This plsce 0e confer With pE /.
u Lnckefi, of MaheAeStsrs fer further pAfsipulArM
i ~ t0--luH- II. H. DRJMkY. IL q. /.
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Whom the coiS would destroy,
They first make mad

Gen. Grant, aud Col. Hillyer, his Aid, wAh
aiiability and urbanity, are rigidly enforcing
the Iaws-holding me.i and women respon.,
bic for treason, aud while under the exceIeat
regime OF such officers, we may hope for Il
change IN the sentiment and IA return to 10y
atty from the simple Dictates of reason aud
common sense. Yet the evidences are, that
conquered against theiYwiIl, thev are Of The
same opinion sllI''-simply submitting bccaise
they cannot help it-looking, hoping, expect
ing, PRAYING, ior Il eonsummatioi By them de-
vouuy wished for, that tile Confede rates with
Il strong force may soon retale the city.
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EORGiA LAND FOR CONFEDERATE
II R1NpS tlR NniINl4 MEalanES II u, 10

EORGIA LAND FOR CONFEDERATE
NJ BONDS OR YOUNG NE9kOES-For sale,
lract CT land lyingia Ciisttaiieochae county ca
on the Hstceta crock ys or six nii.eg Il .in III,
Caattahooehee river. twenty miles lson Columbus
two or three miles eaen from jarst siown and Gus
eeta, containing about ,2a0 ACRES. Thtee creeks
running through il, on which there are aSoui two
hIDdred acres botton lani; two hu n,isesi gcrts
high iaud, iateiy cleared ia isi about eight huss.
dred acres cleared. lie soil Is gray ae land Thts
aad the land ln the neighbaraood among the most
productive aud certain tor cotton the stssie and
easy 10 cultivate. There is cane and winter grass
III the plantation sufficient 10 Keep tae stock truin
the gathering al the first field Of April ief
lowing without feeding whs there are four stock
lots prepared for their reception, varying in size
from 40 10 l00 acres, of which set in never
failing summer grass There Is q new cottass
dwelling neatly finished, containing seven rooms
and cellar framed negro houses, with brick ehjm-
neys, tor ~ negroes; oyeTGters house, sin house.
screw Shelters stables. cribs bl smith she
ali necessary houses. with peied garden and yard
choice flower yard peach and ernie orchard good
drinking wstcr. aud each field sell wfaersi; very
healthy. and IN of The best apd nost respeefa-
biz noighb0rhoods IN the State; three niIes each
of two Baptist and Methodist churches, convenient
70 two excellent schools Confederate bonds, yorny
negroes, or good time notes, viii! betaken In pay
ment. Fer information, apply TO
q. ii. SPENCER,
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TOR SALE-A neat COrTAGE E Element in the
i county OF Prince Edward, at Sandy River
Church containing about 90 acras Of land with six
rooms to the dwelling house and other good build.
ings on the premises; good location for ply d.
cian or any otter Professional character, or me.s
chanic. For partieulass, apply to
DANIEL WITT
ty l-sawlms Green Bay T. O., Pr Edward:
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EUK SALE-A valuable FAkM III tt.e county Of
H. Charlotte, four miles from brakes Branch, on
the Richmond and Danve Railroad, contsinng $50
acres ing on the Hossepen creek, near one third
In original growth, and about 90 of good bot.
tenn land, sna well watere6. There Ii q good
dwelling and other necessary cut houses Located
IN a good neighhorheod, and conyenient to several
churches. Ii desired. viii SCI; everything on the
farm except the slaves. Terms to suit the pur.
Chaser Wd. H. EUBANK,
Haieysbnrg +. o.. Lnneaousg CO., Va
4
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REAL EyrATE RON hAr.Y


AND FOR SA1iF.A-f offor ferssa,s INV TRAfsr
II OF LAND, lying in the e3al.fy u Chariot.
VA, wiiEia three Fsiiss uf Iaa C0tFt II.uss es.tt
containing three hundred and ninesy tggDj aerep
fh- land s admirably suited 70 tle Crops III fobar
60 md corn. with saicieney Of red end chocolate
land for wheat IL Is nearly ell in clos er hesst WITH
an abundance of timber for the tract. Pe~ons
wishing larger tr8steorid readily purchase Lana
Joining. The dwelling ntains AYe rooms and n
In pretty good repair The negro caiina. barns and
stables ufe ali neariy usw The healthaf tue plaes
Is sxcsiient The reputation of Chafloste land for
tobncso, and tho ns psospccs for high prices for
TINS crop for ntm sr Of yesrst 10 eonae. ana that
Raf, OF the Stato beng one not invaded, aud moi
hAeiy 10 BE- together with the fine society Of tbs
vnare neghborheod, render il eEc cf tbs most de-
siral - parts OF the Stats r which to purchass
iabo. deeia furtker description unnecessary, 81
every one rns examine for themselves before pue
chasing. Any one wishing to view fhe place VII
be shown over tae land by mos. any oae Of m1
neiShbofs as ara Ia service and awa.
Terms hight thousand dollars--one third essh /.
the balance Ia two equal paymsn;s Of one aud two
years, With the bond bearing interest from, the dine
that POSSESSION IL given snd satisfactorily endorsed
Possession given this f. ia tisne to sow wheat Ad
dress, for tbs present
Sergi sAM'L L. PRYOR
TO R, EOgxn's Eatt Va. J.
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SIAFY DOLLARS REWARD-Th. above re
~ ward will be paid for the arrest of JN0. LAR
WIN. who deserted ON The i9th of July, and HUGH
GILLIAN, on the Gth Of July; or $50 will be paid
for the arrest of either Of them These men were
formerly members of Capt: A f. Reads company,
Battery No 5, and were assigned to this command
by order OF the Secretary of War
BY order CT Major ATKINSON.
T. L. C. WILLIS, LIST 1t. CONG Co B,
jy 3G--4t* Battery No &
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sergi sAM'L L. PRYOR.
Go. b, Eogga's Bait, Richuond, Va.

-
AIUk SALE--A HANDSOME RESIDENCE
Il AND STORE AT BULKINGEAM IySTI
III E--fhe subscriber offers for salo his residences
and store located rs above. TITO dwelling is new,
built Of brick. with slate roof and contains Ave
rooms and wide passages. There Is an Office In
the yard with three roons AMI also q dining room:
besides kitchen, quarter, iceoase, stable aud 9TH
er necessary out-houses Il well of excellent wa
ter in the yard TIE lot contains Sc yeu acres.
part Of wldch Is tsne ysung orchard, and o large
yard surrounding the house, weii STUDDED aud plant.
ed in flowers aud shrubbsry. Post Office az the
place, and churches convenient.
The store Is also news situated on separate LOT
OF one and half acres with shoe shop attached.
This would be an excellent location for q mer.
chant OK physician.
bargain can DO had If carly application Ia made
to o 9. BRASSFORD,
Gravel Hill Post.CfIice
OaHnsl II. 49, -. IL
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" -c--Vt Coninlati'iinS Comlany.
4 NESERTED.--Wa sent 10 the Wiu,er Hospi-
j tai, about the Goth Of May. ARTHUR liO.
GERS, private of my company. TIE said Rogers
has deserted from there and i. bclieycd that he
has joined some other company. Be is about ) feet
10 inches high, weighs about one hundrcd and fifty
pounds, freekied tace, hluosh eyes; has Il lazy,
sluggish walk, with feet rather turned oits ard
generally locks down when spoken 10 The usual
Government reward viii be puid Tor l4is arrest and
confinement iii Castle Goodwin. or at my encamp.
uient at Tree Hill below Richmond
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IIU4 10 IoF HEu ' 4. AHT u
RANDoLPHs FARM
I1ESEETED--J0HE BRASHEkS-This.y dol.
lars reward will be paid fer the delivery Of
the aboyenaned john Brashers 20 these neadauar.
tiers, or Is will be paid ifeonned in jail ,nat
may get him 7 he said BrasIiers reported himself
from Mary land, is 8 feet 8 OF inches high; black
hair aid eyes, and hss lost tis front teeth " hen
leaving he dressed In citizens eot hes and wore
straw hat. Il. 4. YOUNG. Captain,
eu Its lst reg't Va. artillery
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visionary and baneful doctrines of negro
equality began to assume proportions
which seriously threatened the peace and
security of the Southern people. They
protested, in the name of the Constitution,
against such violation of their rights.
| Their remonstrauces, however, were not
regarded, and eventually the South was
compelled, by the instinct of self-protec-
ton, to sever its connection with the
North, that section having cancelled the
compact through its violation. Secession,
then, is not an original aggressive action,
in itself, as Mr.. Lincoln and his supporters
proclaim; but it is the legitimate and
natural sequent of the Abolition doctrines
of the North. Therefore, the entire re-
sponsibility of the present unhappy state
of the country rests with the Northern
majority.
If we were permitted to express our
humble opinion as to the success of the
policy that President Lincoln recommends
in this message, as means of "preserving
the 'Union,'" we would say that we be-
lieve that it, like all his other projects for
the same purpose, will signally fail.
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4oetital~
TOT the DONtNeTn ZfIgaS.
TO ROBERT J. H ssxm#

b1 hEULLuhh.
1t is my fate, why should plead or pray,
That may beso blest to stay near thee?
No, sad go, my souls friend, far away,
Upon the drifting tide of destiny.
may not lnger where thy smiles light, dear,
Would fall a sun beam on my saddened heart,
Nor where thy love would dry the falling tear
No, for thy path and mine are far apart.
Conld but stay near thee, the arching skies
Would seem to smile, and light my destiny,
The sorrow shades would brighten if thine eyes
In their dark beauty might speak to me.
But that thy spirit is attuned to mine,
And that thy friendship bless'd my saddened
heart,
Is cause enough to turn my path from thine
And break the interlacing links apart.
Some whom love- in the sweet Sunny Land,
Abide in homes, far, far enough from me,
And Others dwell where never clasping hand
Shall close O. er mine this side eternity;
Others are wanderers DER the restless sea,
Mountains have sever'd, and the prairie wide
Few are the faithful left, dear friend, like thee
To linger some times by my lonely side.
But time nor abSense can undo the chain
Cast round our spirits by the hearts decree,
And thus believing, half the bitter pain
Is lost in hope. Tho must part with thee,
will walk on, and my hearts strength shall be
Derived from faith in Gods love, and in thine.
Thy pictured br0ar, written with faith to me,
Shall speak thy spirits friendship unto mine.
BALTIMORE, March 10th, 1862.
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5Wist&llau&ous.
For the Southern 1Egis.
President Lincoln on Emancipation.

President Lincoln laid Message be-
fore the two houses of Congress last week
in which he recommended their "honora
BILE bodies" to adopt joint resolution fol
the adjustment Of "slavery" in the States
"giving each State pecuniary aid" to
compensate for Inconvenience, public
and private, produced by such change"
In other words, he proposes that Con.
gress shall purchase the negroes in the
Slave States with the funds of the general
Government.
This extraordinary recommendation is
announced, he asserts, as being one of the
most efficient means of preserving the
"Union p He explains 1.-THE leaders
Of the existing instruction entertain the
hope that this Government will ultimate.
ly be forced to acknowledge the independ
ence OF some part of the disaffected re.
gion; and that all the Slave States north
Of such part will then say-the Union, for
which we have struggled, being already
gone, we now choose to 60 with the
Southern section. 10 deprive them OF
this hope substantially ends the rebellion,
and the initiation of emancipation COM
pletely deprives them of it, as to all the
States initiating it."
1t will, be seen by the foregoing quota.
ton, that the President makes three re.
markable admissions, viz: l. That the
ultimate recognition of the independence
of the Southern Confederacy on the part
of the Federal Government, is within the
range Of possibility 2. That in case the
Confederate Government succeeds in sus-
tanning. itself against all efforts towards its
submission, the Northern Slave States will
say, (and he thus recognizes their right to
elect: awe now choose to 90 with the
Southern section" 8. That the purchase
Of the negroes in the States Of Maryland,
Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri, and in
such others as may be willing to come
into the Federal market, is Zone of the
most efficient means" NOT to say the only
means -of preserving, not the entire
@Union," but the Union with the Border
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RIPE OLD W1NB.-Wine, called Va
lerio, two thousand years old, has been
dug out Of the ruins Of Pompeii.
1. bG-A change Of fortune hurts a wise
man no more thana change in the moon.
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uTroN AS THE MARI YER oL1Nes TO ME LAST PLANK
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-13

CISCISSATI. Oct. IA special u tho
Commercial from Corin;h ssys, Grant re-
called Roescrans from pcrsuit OF the 9th
He returned or the 10th and reports the
enemy dispirited and demoralred and inca.
pablo d further mischief tie bad intend
cd following 70 prevent another conceniIa-
ton. believing that now i the time ~ de-
stfoY Ghem
Tho enemy abandoned ard spiked III
guns. hna 2 caissons were DESTROYED Most
OF their ammunition trains were captured.
oaf iriory j. inconte.fible--onc Of the
cle.r,-i OF inc war
The enthusiasm ~ tie army fpr Rnssn-
Grams Is gabouuded.
Altogether We have . 00D prisoners. inclu.
ding near 100 officers, besides thu wounded
About | 200 rebels were killed. Our
los- was j5' killed. and 1900 missing
Accurate reports are impossible until the
army returns - Corinth.
Ohio had soren regiments and two bat
tesios il the battle
Con. Ogleshy = wor-d {. better. bus dan
gcroUs.
Cols smith and Gilbert are improving.
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FROM HARRISBURG

HAGkGErvHa. Pa. Oct 10. ~ r.-Gov.
Curtin has just received the following de.
patch .sem Col Mcclure ~ Clamhersbnrg
Nerrcssoefg vas occupied ~ Steuart's
cavaifv. and tic rebels are now to-day nd
vancing % CAambcrsbuFg They took h-s
ses and al o:hor property thcs wanted AZ
hsrceTs urf. offering rebel scrip Tor IL
They did 10 INJURY to individuals that have
heard Of. The force ls estimated a 600
They ara ceTfsiais matchiJr 81 Chambers
burg 1 heg have cnt tho Bedford wire
They are reported "a rrsr s. Barrabas.
abon, sc.ca nile iiom Zero. There = 30
doubt. etAtoyer. a. tici, be.ag in Mercors-
burg. aud shsy will cer;-i-.y Give ~ cali
tonight
We heart tho rnmoF az ! clock bat Il
wa not credited We can mako no resist
ance, e, Is would oris ekaspera,e them and
csrse no van'on a,.fuction Of life aud
property
Cnsxa1r.b1e o, oct lc, SIX About IS
men 0n horseback src Ia town With oaTtlnes
and fAg OF truce They want 10 SEQ the
principal men II thc town
They have a isrtc force abor. one nile
from TIE town vaa VII enter Il 81 hour.
lArrst
Cd Mcclure ard Provost Marshal Kim
nell have lu-t gone iNO mile from town 10
meet the rebel commander
Nothing can be done excof surrender
We look far the whole force is itf .u
hour
The, ,forse, The Potomac Al lancock aud
came over tie country 20 the f.tlsburg pike.
The denosits - he chamberburg Bank
have i.et seen returned from Nsa York
sirce me lale raid
EisAf o'clock. p. II --tisv taffIn IS .u-h-
inc troops M the VALLEY
lkrLn
H,Rgi-spEo. ct. IA Tho fsbe. aid
against Chambersburg l. not deemed I'm
poriani here The disposition OF the federal
troop - Cumberland, Chambersharc ari
other points will force tho rebel - a -rcely
return 10 Virginia o. way o., Hancock. OF 10
make de.our above Cumberland iu either
osse the movements 81 40 rehsi4 innai be
fsril o. earsrs
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s,e,usxsi. - 'r.ns'e-i iscal f.etAsrs Ed
-, - i1e~rtes 8 ~ fs9-g hesea.lss se-
-, sAsy afe - 80 So. ts.aei r =
a. rotacs~ & ave fcs- Al uc1ss So -
i-ssrtr1 ~ - c<1ss 49, ..t1slessi -
sss.scr e sse szas uallss - ce.a-. fs
r-sr - - - - tceaiget = sssssr~.
Sosices - hsssseiens see,es,ss rs g.
cs>-.s lfe lxss. - ecno TIE atsvs
scss - ssss'ss1 .e<--rsc.
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS
y Don Dispatches.



NV loEk, Octoter II-Nofai.. lr. ~
Csambenburg thu morning
The following j. from The Ecsl'l c.sfe,
4 rondeuce 20 Fairisx Court House. A review
and Inspection ~ Stahl's divisi0a u lis
corps took f..ca As CrrtreF ne today
Gen eikei mscc borough Inspection oi
lie troofs. ri+h uhe-e arresrsrcc r. Mss
vel F,eassd
Yesterday L.el,. cslc8r - ise 81 N.g-
GINA cAsslry lad q skifnisa s'.h bsif's ret
q cavaifs Gear Aide Or force bt.1.
suaii 49, compelled 20 Tefse41 alter killing
q rebel I'suffusnf nsuet aeans AMI wound
irg smother ~ha ~as TIE hfrsher a cirfai-
Ball
The Herald cr2alcs cas- les hats G
Colorado j. here IN Order % L rrsngc
satrts foE tho proieci on e. f erFitory
iron Indian deprcdatlcn.. ard ,s. * the
overland route b which tbs Tl- arc fur-
rishei With domestic supplie-
There j. fauch rejoicing over the
rc~s Ct The Union sicior.cs "a Kentucky
The inactivity 90 err a'ns ~ re tc.1-
mac vii soon cease.
Gen. Hooker wound Is Lcaliag very zap
IDLY. but hi surgeons have Ordered him 10
remain quiet uail The teadoas e si' zoo;
have been thoroughly freed from iufama
ton II : not ye' k.DaH - vlst con0srd
10 vii be zsssncc.
NIw Yorx. Oct, n New oslef pspsss
% the l., arc received
The cify cou,iDrei Ia remarkably GOOD
health
Brse Ge... As.oli. by order q Ccrcfai
Bnilcr. has assumed command Of al rnil;.rry
forces Il New Orleans and Algiefs.
The Picssrnc of tho 25sh raks -sriors Or
al unpleasant character reach - n0m The
negroes OF plantations beog the city.
The s;csmboa, Ibcrsillo had becn fred
nla While iassiG- q plantation three miles
below Bayou Cola. iTom battery OF four
rilcd cannon. Some fifteen shois wore
fred kiliias one nan ord n horss 81 hosri,
bur the boat e.csred
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| reserved a reQues, from Gen. McCook
Tor stsrfcrceznents and ioarue5 that tho lei,
lad bsea severely engaged Tor seyefai hours
aaf ''lfi he RICH. and left a. taai corr
uese helte turned and severely ,stssei.-
fc.uf9rccrlenc we're Immediately ssrs for
~as,. lsons tie centre. Orders ucrr AL
ssr. for the right column under Ger. Crit
,ea1ea, vh'ca vas advancing bs ,hc Lebs-
"a raj - pnsh forward and attsck the ere
.as : eft. Luf Il as impossible for Il q gcs
ro-iii'n 70 secure any decisive result -
iae setisu caLiiauel I'll dark Sonae f-hs
inz also cccr. ri Ia the centre. tho enemy
VS. everywhere rsprised baf TO; withocs
soise a8omeUisss advantage - sbs left
ths setelsi r7rr- we're put n postum durirS
tie 81 tsf r7rct ~ O'Clock t.- more
ia-
S.ilsa "a sn4.s...ag occurred with tie cre.
NJ fe4s sussl- The msia BODY has f.lica
back 3 - direction OF Harrodsburr
have % e cursse report Of our ioss: il j.
pToesol. pretty heavy. including valuable
cfiirers- Gen. Jackson and Terrell. re-res
p etv. ar suierg the killed.
ID I. BUELL..
Maj. Gen. Cou,nsnairs.
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Night Dispatches.


FROM Pm N>1 ~ ANA
CAksttls. Pa. Oet il.-rasseneef trains
on the Cumberland alley Rsilrosd from
Harrisburg have teca stopped 1lu-A er-
element prevail her, Al he rolling
stock % ID r1fl. c~ccrf 'fer io-emnfifss.
have been brought.
The Audcrsou cavalry that his ate tseu
egcanpsd seas tbs place, snd traia -
regulst cavalry hss gone up iowasls Cham
oer-hurs under command n Il. Ii7.-
hing..
lrtIApEtfuiA. ocl II ~ aa,at. .tsm
Gov Curtin 70 the Mayo states that 20
trocTs are needed from here. The rebels
ere already roratei tslIng back
Pugtspxx~ufs Oct IL = sreeia' d.
psich from Hsrti,hnfs a. tie Esquire. sAss
that ttc reas.s have destroyed q railroad
bridge ~ sco;lsnd. tst mllcs csFi 81 Cham.
besstrre. srd felsej shsri 500 heists. which
thes ias~nd < carry % - violence va
inhics.d ct tic inhabitsrts r. Camtcrsier-
The rai'rosd dcro.. WITH ifs ve'esh r'H-
tcHs. Vas destroyed. Sd q csr-tie' sf.'e '.of.
lica .; the track tsrn cn
HAa.upVac. Oct u -it E e, itfci itst
Chambcfsoas 49, surrou.rca or eondision
tsas private psopetiv shouN he rstrcr'ei.
bat rubiie ffo7css rhael - renoesA ~
DESTROYED
Tac rebels sfe ss.l 60 &c Essios towards
Oss.is-tsTs 4 -s.,4sy tls hritse fasra IN or.
Ger = osexe1t IL s1prolch ~ trse7s .fem
tee M-c'eii1taF srrv
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