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EY EENT, PAINE Il CO., AUTOS.


~ EENT, PAINE &Cor AoiSs.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO AND GROCERIES
AT Auction.
- ,,sr ...,.v al, ~, IN,
y warehouse. e:ommei"!ns At 10 .'alSot; 1o,T p'c an ,s
Manufactured Tobacco. h 'afGr p"il"n O. 1"%n "m :,
rly,rri without limit III r'"ttHe"aI'e' ""'" , '~'' :"
i,run-rirs. crnEis'lnv In part" t
Fine br.wn cuyA'sl la bnrreif,
cotton Yarns, assorted n"mueH'
Hi"hIb Soda. biacA feppef'
ms;s, OloSrs Alum,
FIre6ta aud Lifelpooi eai''
si"l"hes, s"sPs, uana!e',
anuf': assorted r.
lu,1uD lbs ktiihkinnicf sm"AhF feoasF''
~ asrreh nne sut 10
T. barrels enoe reSs'
-ALso-
-,,r-,,,o =, treshL,ndop Drugs and Medicines, ron.
= ,d,te ih.o'I %
'"-" ~ ihs G.Ionsl
,m, re-. OhlurnIorm,
10 :" bo, phInr,
iV - Q"in'ns.
w" iu'' -"
i:E It's. Opium,
" Sarr~i { sslor oil, and various ether Medicines,
the Whole to be closed without reserve
a4:ass. English ars'sr7ed Meats put up In
e sGc Platform sca,,. in ptrfect order.
ntNr. PAINE = TO-
ELL
DRY GD,,pa AT AUCTION.
-,-, u.-uL,,.
w WshfEeuaf ee ''' 1I,tH",' ns @
-, sI,"ri IL snrf o. Of rh''n Il 0
.av pieces ahddsE snS hscs Z Mn.e s'n'''
t!p rleo ~ ST.
Zt0 tssss snsh9u "
y nAies eu''oL ,Sss. g.
~ ohrh J. o '-
Grey snn BLACK neI'uv hnae'
Co'tnu Hose aud hsIi aoSe, ~.
"rr'nos ~
aesSy English Clue Pilot Cloths,
heoricxy rsns. nTeeo9.
Bls'h sna hte .Si'A rSse - .-
~ tohrn MhsS S"''0a Eh"'''
pi 'cs Patent Threads.
Rtub"ns, assorted; EhhIsiuellea,
40 deem Linen Ibrean, OIL 9poois,
Plain ana Ssnreu bSIss husi1as'
sc.psHdtr'. Du'''h'' &c, &c:
r,.... -, u,,,, .,...,o
viii cemuenrr. hEHf, 'ehlNE 4 w..
Lee ls-tds Aucsoneef''
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To The Editors Of Tie INQUIRER.


GENTLEMEN: It will be tho. duty Of the
Legislature of Virginia, during its next sea-
sion, to elect q member To. she Confederate
!Seuate, to supply the vacancy accustomed by
the death Of the distinguished and much IT,
menied VIM. 3. Preston.
Without wishing to detract from any of
the gentlemen who have been spoken Of for
that position, | know of no gentleman better
qualified than A. #. Caperton, ESQ.,, of Mon
roe county. lie has filled with ability many
Important o'fices in the State, and is known to
BIO a statesmen and patriot, and a high-toned
gentleman. ii elected to the Confederate
Senate, be will show that he is not inferior to
his compreFs. | believe it is conceded that
this vacancy is to BIZ filled by a Western man,
Of the same political status as the late Hon.
VIM. B. Preston, therefore the political posi-
ton and residence Of a. T. Oaperton, Eaq.,
make him likewise we'll fitted to have tn II
office conferred upon him.
H..
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TIE SOUTHERN ALMANAC FJs 1855.

WILL Be PUBLISHED
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER Nth.
TT will cuLt1iu, besides the Almanac proper, ttse Orsert
II of the Coufsier ste Government. Members OF Congress-
h-cc ipts sLd expenditures Of thr 6~Ovefunsnt from H.
o,ysn;lStion, BALES Of rostRge, Lstt1ude ann Lon ghltnde
OF Lie Principle places IN t6- Confederate blatrt slid uieii
dI.t.oct from Einhm0nd, ntAte tiosrssmaas,A riirt'ais In
The Confederate ststcs, Drpau, ~. IS6J, AiGIs iSrce,
CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS FOX lSGs, eGmyiied with
great care, Statement Of The iilIr.i, S.unLsi sHt captured
10 lsGl, h.rrsLrlI= celebrated H-s'k-r rnuir, trrea' Eat
iIts, &c, &c.
The Southern Almanac will he p, iai--t Gu busuiifai Eog
l.sf p,I.rr and 10 the hest hIyie oftar nj.
III { u ale Supplied st fl. per imA: E! ~ larT haIeo
sinp1e COPY &c aruL, -
address Cash uidrrt TO
n.cIp r,,4cknur.. Ti'ri"is:
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REsrokATIoS OF THE SOUTH.

RESTOkAIiOa OF THE SOUTH.
In spite CT constantly recurring deceptions
sud that iei"rring OF hope which makolh tho
hear, sick, many still cling 10 the idea ,hs,
tie leatoraliun Of the South is Within tha
co.npass OF the means prepared for its accom-
ri:shlEent ~ the patriotism and cuercy of
III. people. So it would be were those u.eans
handled with anything like q commensurate
e>rnestness and integrity Of purpose by those
to whoG2 the destinies Of tbs nation are en-
trusted.
When, however, We again wityess the fail
ure. through the same Causes that hampered
NrClellan's movements after the Battle Of A n
rrtnu, of Burnside's sudden and skilliuly pro-
j.. slet advance upon Richmond bf tho way Of
Fredericksburg, L dleArn through tho organs
cf the administration thst it is now contenpla
ted &c place ths army in winter quarters; when
We find further IN the annus reports ofthe Ma
cv ani War departments such a prodigious
wstv VI reaonrces aud such proofs Of inca
pscl,y AMI want Of concert, We confsss that we
l"Se a! hope OF u proXimate termination to our
difficulties. The dominant party, like the
Rnurh"ua, i,reet nothing and learn nothing.
lhvy cana.t !.sniso from their minds the
fac: thai the war was brought about to ena-
hie them &. .mrch themselves at the public
.Np~rse. and their pact military failures they
either viii not o. cannot profit BY. Under
tn.cr circumstances we Fee no prospect Of
Anything bet i long continued out,.ouriug oi
Ike Glu"i sni treasure Of the nation. We
have. 1 is Uu', plenty Of good soldiers, good
generals and military resources Of every kind;
but OF VIA; sctual I'D are they in the cup
preston ofthe rebellion as long Il, ,hcy are
ti:us Eeutra!iZ7d by iacticious Influences or
tbs prsjIrices and inbecility Of the ruling
powers! And The f~lnaticsl spirit in which
the Legislation Of the last session of Congress
WAS carried OH leaves 10 hope that the
nessurcs OF the present one will do anything
towards bringing about a disposition towards
ertiaiseion On the part Of the rebels. The
mlnntr III which the philaRthropic and pa
trictic recommendations of the Presidents
Message in regard ID Elavary have been re-
csircd BY the radical organs is, i'll fact, a suf-
ncient proof that there is TO be no relaxation
ii tie unc"npromising and vindictive temper
IN which the Contiscation I'LL was passed.
What prnspcct can the most sangnine see
Id al this Tor a speedy termination to our
troubles: Do they imagine that orertures
wa come from tho revnitei States whilst
trey zee this administration divided ID senti-
iH-ns, our generals at loggerheads, and our
hrms p~aralyzed by mismsnsge,nent and the
interference Of the politicians? And how
stni|more remote will be the chances of
peace, when, to the mischieyous legislation
~ l9St -caacioo mill baaa5,l
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TW TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES.
fAyEir DAT, 81 Ia o'ciurI, ( viii sell t-ruIy-Gye nAa
Esgrues. hEUTGR DAVIs,
u AuCtIunrpr
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ny HECTOR DAVIS, AUCrIUNEEA.

10. / MAN COOK And BAKER.
q WILL sell, Oh MIA MORNING LeIt, b yuuns
4 msp, who IL = 10. / COX and baker. o'xood character.
BtCTOR DAVIS,
Dec lS-ts suctiours:.
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A UGT4OM sAL8s

a UCT4OM sAL8s
BY JAMES P. SCOT Z CO., AUcTs.
LYNcHBuso, Va.
AUCTION NO. 2.
AVE will sell on THURSDAY next. the lsTH INST !,
w commencing 1T ~ O'clock, a large aud auFacu'e
stock of hoods, coneis,insin part OF heavy anu lAocS
DRY G o s,
Wooden and Cotton Good, in yt<St variety;
Baots 2hues, Hsts:
Saddles and Ssdilrtrsrs;
Cotton Yarns raw Cotton;
Bcltlny Cloths, (uut received at lst saie3
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flee;
Taimtrs' and Linsr-d OIL:
Spirits Tnrpent,ne;
Candles Of all tlnds;
Whisky, erhndy and Wines.
s TIA y E K Y,
consisting Of
Books;
LITTER and Cap Paper;
Ink, Envelopes aud Wrapping Paper;
Nails, Blocking:
shnr.,hr-ad and Dressed Flax;
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
. different brands aud 10 vrest Va'lety, ana -unn, y.
vrthrr with all other goods which may be consigned u
Ia time for the dale. ,.s n ooorr = M
Dec lG-tds !As. :
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VALUABLE REAL EsTArE Fob GALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESrArE Fob CALF.
L town ol Clarksville, Va, belonging to the estate q A..
o. Finley, decs2Iet, c%omprtsing his late residence. thr
house and lot nesr RoJsters suusrr, COW occuL!ad ty L..
Chandler, and several unImproYed lots.
The Ttbidt nee IL large and cUrhodious, containing eight
ronu., couvsnithty Arfangned. with all uecsssary out
AID Gfheo, with TWO comfortable roons; si-u .a rrG-ieut
ice-hvuss aud 8 we'll VI good Water.
The building ID we'll Iocatsd, TIE grounds ,nL.r 4 or ;
acres, III snUi conditibn, and Ill ep.Ia,ed-
Those wisning t. p~urchss-. will do w-lt 10 rk.nin- tits
property, ~ IL ID, IN every respect. uur Ct The UaIt de.irp-
bic rssidences IN the place.
II Dot gold b.tore tie ga day 81 IEGEAHEh mkt, the
whole Of ue above all he. Gn that DAY - ~ Y'ri5aE, In
Ne E1n OF Clsrksvile, sold to the highest niud-r st Pub
lie AucIioD.
TEENS libersl, and Will he made known 40 application
either 10 psnun OF BY letter 10 the unjersIyu-J.
T.. W. FINLEY, 4grnt.
Nov 9-tds' LInrksyi!lc, Vb.
EU- Richmond " nlspstch' and Petersburg {" tx p: =ss'
copy Ill oay OF sAle and fJrHaed Il, coGnt ~ tile 6ta...
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IMPORTANT sAL.EOF REAL AND Personal
pHuPt RTY IN WARREN COUNTY.
az MONDAY. thr 2d day nf D~eceu,her, 1 shsll sell 81
Arcols, IN tho county Of Warren, situated 10 mile,
Southeast OF Warrenlon. and four miles south VI Grove
Hill, the following property, belonging 10 tile "a: arr Of the
late Samuel 7. Alstsn, deces1ej. t3.wit l.3ab scrr, Of
laud, known Is the Arccis :ssct. with good Imp.o,-ln-u,s,
ouo utL=r tact, cortalulng $50 ncre', knu~r o.. The M"i.
tons Greek tract ThH land Is adjoining The ls,ir u
Gen. ERmuel 4. Williams, John Duryea's. DR.. nark PER-
sud othurs. This Is vaIusLle land, AID rrl! a:aptsd ~
the cultivation of tobacco, whest cvru, ard all .ht pro
ducte Of the enuntry, sud for health srd good society IL
unsurpsdsed.
persuus wistiry to visw the land vii: SAL on Urcarsi
Samuel "A. Williams, DR. haTs Ferry. or ur nc.rrt Z.
Tuilaus.
llso, 1t the s"n- tire and plar-, IN ps'=. III r..t.t,, r.
hogsnrsds ioL..." und 20 lib ely hegr"r,: OF t"th ,rE-s
TERMS OF BALE:
Nine mouth, Credit. w.t. INTEREST from date. Fond and
uodcubtsd security will he .siuised h.I"Is Ire delivery
.Agen, for the estate Of Samuel +. Aston. DECD.
Warren county, NJ u, Nov. %, 1902. Dec 2 -de~
MATrAPONT LAND FOR SALE.
oFREa my farm. hrsyueneld, in the county OF Chr
eisnty.,even aud = half acres, 800 Of which is low grounds.
the balance In original growth OF timber.
Inc osiiongs are gooa-s laIse aNe.hns containing eight
splendid garden and shady yard, ane peseh and app!.
orchard, csbbinS sufficient for forty or City negroes, 10.
bscco house one hundred feet long, ban, oyers.er'a
house, sIi cue mile and a hall from the tuin out OF the
Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad. Th-rs 10 d
blacksmith pnd whoelwrght shop on QUO corner Of the
lsndi = hrst rate stand With y pure well VI pure wster.-
There Ia also u pump 1t the barn and one III the stable.
Tls nrghborhood as good al any In Virginia. sI miles
from. Bowling Green, the county seat, nrasn from Frrtbr
icsbur2 snd Two hours ride on railroad &c Richmond, IL
two or three miled OF several Churches Of .liserrct demon
inshon, and two mi!ex from a good nile postebic.. couSc
nientaenonyh to tske 8 daily paper.
II the Land Is not sold privately by tho 18th day Of
January, 1885, It Will be sold q. public auei:oa on that dsy
At The same time all OF my Otops. STOCK VI Cattle, sheep.
Hogs, &C., 3d., Household and Kitchen furniture.
rerms ACKNOWLEDGMENT Known on the day Of
exIe GEO. w. BUREk
Gniucv pat Ecroinr aounfv Viry1nis-
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fuJ { uFU III
Dec l5-lw IWhig copy.

AIT. I INSPECTOR GENERALS UFFICE
RICHMOND, Doc. 9Th, lS62.
GENERAL 0RDEGS,l
NJ l0l.
l.. iialrse |, Paragraph VI. General Orders No ~,
Current Series, L. 80 amended as Ia provide that one OF
lie three Surgeons for each Congressional district si!rl
I've a Medical Officer Of thu Amy, and that the two
olhsIs ~ bo recomnenLrL Icy the CVmmanda,it Of
Cunscrip!s to tho Adjutant aud INSPECTOR tirnrral)
slalI be s=lected from Congressional Districts, different
from that in which they arr ~ examine EOnsciiptr.
II. Az In the case IF "barIels and sacks, Officers
of the Subsistence Department receiving tesves will
deliver 10 the Commissary from whom they ORA" sup.
plies 2 like number Of hides. The issuing LoInnis5Hry
will transfer them TO the QnsrtrtGInSter charged with
this Collection.
by order.
[Sigued] ). COOPER
A~djntaIt and INSPECTOR General.
e. Wing cupy Dec lU-tw
ami r rSrEJlUk OFFICE
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----
The New York Herald" 10 All article
which wo copy below, t.ss T. glinmering Of
tho truth in the gloomy prospects which it
PortIsys for the suppression Of ihr rebel
Lon" Since tia. article vas !'enneG, Burn
side, who is therein spoken Of has got in mo-
ton; LAT it Providence shall favor our arms
20 the end As in the beginning Of the panding
collisions with him, the result will but add
darker huea to the :; Hcrald's" cnIoring. The
worry light of the " IIera!d's" picture Is itself
darkness, s~tarless and l,ofuGuI. The
EleLty Of Union feeling which it gay. -xrats
L5rs, IS Ike the bag OF gold e. the end OF The
rainbow. 1t has never beer seen. /: can
asver DO found. 1t is a pleasing fable with
which our ent u,ies delight IL ueeui:e ;l:-in-
selves when their efforts ihii, and her
am grows weak. lie, the truth be tod
borrower, ard let The "lIeIald's' furcbalilC s
- deprived of this reliance, and inatead
Ihe..nf let tine fact be stated that All obstacle
cfester thtn al others 10 the success e our
sLemles is TO be found in the unanimlty of
the G5I:cdeIa!eo and their undyirg rr:.ive
70 suhmit 10 the utmost severity Of fortune
soonar than lay their liberties down at The
feet of The f"c. In the language OF General
Cha:iss Cotesworth Pinckney Of South Caro-
lias, uttered il other days, the Oonfedsrates,
with oue voice, have answered 10 the sum
mons C their enemies: We haze calculated
tas cost, and find nothing SO in:oleraJ'e as SER
;itYHs Ia t~y5ruHUb
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~COL WM. B. WHITEIfEAD'S son (fron Suf-
80 foIkJ at the Robertson Hospital, corner Sd and
Msin street. desires TO see his father Immediately.
Dec l5-IL+
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new AUCTION AND COMMISSION HousE,
40. ID2 MAIN aTREET,
LYNuHuTiKn, Va.
,r,ur ,,1 ,-s,vp.d hsy. ar,ns. lied Iin,nr.lyrs together
uuJ,r the style and hIa OF James T. s''il 4 co.'
Tor :he purpose Of conducting
2snsraI AUCTION aud Commission buslneSs.
They aye rented that large and elegant building no.
1ul Main Street. Lyuchourg, lstely Occupied ~ Iho. ,;
Davis ) Co., and on the tst 'sy 81 p:G:mtel nfIt Wv
lie ready IT, fesevr Aerchsni'sc OF an I'nas Tor p'''A'e
and suction sSles. -
1hey sal.it CO sigumeuhu u Manufactured ahn rhntihe
ToLs.eo. sugaIs, M"Isssrs, o.nae Aud other 'trrsrrie'I
Sale uottan and 0otton Rsh,cs OF all Ers'ee. "'nirh
Goods, bouto, Shoes, Leather. and sill olier 6""Ii' ua'shf
III. cd Tor sale. a..
Tn.lr nrst auction ss'e viii tstr place so al ".r'Y Jay
in pe,.nh.r nest, OF which due n5iice. With ralaioEIea.
will Ue pul.llsLeu.
They realistically refer :" the Iurrsuahto san maine
men cf ki.iurnri,P Petersburg l'ahstHe. +ui "lhsr h'nth'
.ru siI,u., 16..e sli sUi ~ operation Th' To uutT apple
cial-d. ~.
EE:.HY y. hnID.h
IH n. PARRISH,
.i.u.psI. al til. C"i..s'u Il th'sef i f-Hisr
Nov E-im
PR coucern Of Bococi 4 P.5risa. an y hthi. : etr-rt,
iii .or,In,. Vt :hA MID ,tsuJ &c usua''
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TWEnTY.EIYE bOLLAnS REMAKp.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DUNAWAY from DIR. W. u. Esoley, Of Amelia county
n g negro DO, nzned DAVY, who IL about g feet 5 lEci'rs
hish. Of q dark brown color, has q scGr immediately
below Que eur, sud !, about 81 yeas Of rge. Hehssbeen
ssrn In the city ~ Richmond, Rnd Is supposed to be stlh 10
lis vicinity. Any parsan experimenting AMI delivering tho
snnr, rllhrr NJ s. II. hI"res Auction House, on Z snkiln
strrrt Delox th1 bIclange. ut 10 nys-lf Ia AnsIi.. will
renrive Tho above rrward.
Dec lB-lUL~ W.. ID. ESsLh1.
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GREENSBORO FEMALE CuLLEGE,

GREENSBORO, N. q.
ydJaE spruv Session OF lssa, will begin on the lot day Of
JANUARY, and close on the third Thursday IN NAY.
with an able and faithful Faculty, ample emnooS
oSrr, SUPERIOR facilities for tho scgn.ann Of . thorough
an accomplished education.
TERMs-Psr ssesion Of Five Months.
Board, sI1o; Tuition IN Regular course, tso: 1'SLe 90
pi.na or Guitar, eco; Painting, eco; DrhwlnSi sS t'e"cn.
t,o. Latin sud iirrrk, olu zach; Vn's' aIsl", -
HoaTdin ndysuEe ,,s
fr full parIiculsrr. srriy !" 80
Dec 6-nntt u"
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p~YPEOIAL NoTIoE.
B -
Our second auction sale will take place on THURSDAY
next, he 18TH INIT, commencing al IL o'clock. G0n-
ulgn.is HE Invited 10 tend In their goods at once.
Fill catalogues will be pub ishsd In due tine.
JAs. P. lUOTP q 60,
4. Dec J-tds lo2 Mdin street, Lynchbu. 8.
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..isxsr O. ptLLIAa, BOUT. P. rULLiAn, pAaL K W sistusa.
PULLIAM e. CO.,
A~TOTIONEERS FOR SALE OF NEGlR OES,
ODD Fellows HALL, FRANzLrr ST,,

0UuHOND, W. "
DAILY sALRs-PUBLIc AND PRIyA7 E.
We pledge on. strictest sttsutien to tho business CT trusted
70 us, aud will answer an communications prom pity.
81 PorterB attend 81 each depot.
d. B.-The public. our friends, and old patrons, will sre
from the aluYe card, that No arc still In or old I Jslness,
although nur having gratuitoull7 stored iha bag saEs Of
cur defenders from the south, hs- hren nr=d s. :.n arRu-
ui-u, .y which 10 divert business from our houI TO Tho
bonent OF others, who have h-eu othri Eise eoRsie l.
The pstrUnhgs q all 10 res,sau 'ely soucltei:
Nov lily r , &C.
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The sale 0f Meslrs. WIN. y. Butler 4 Sons st1rI OF
ChinA aud Glass Ware, to have taken place ThIs NOM
iEG, ID pos punsd for the present.
THos. ". kEEEEE,
DER hit AuctiUneer.
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81 PULLlAM s CO.. AUCTS.

sls YONG AND Liz ely .NEtiR0ES At AUOTluH
ArB AND PRIVATE SALE TO-DAY, 1t ~ O'Clock.
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~sPECIAL NOTICE.
The Ladies are requested 10 meet at the Lecture-roon Of
81. Paul's , hurch T.i-DAY e. tuesday, to attend the nrres-
ssry work of cutting and sewing fos the supply Of blankets,
&c for the use Of the army.
The room Will be open at . O'Clock. sesustresoe: may
be sent, aud workworneu eau mud employment.
Drc i'll,
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ESPECIAL NOTICE E.

~ -
SURGEONS nr Physicians having under their treat.
meut wounded officers 10 private quarters In the city, VIII
cnnier II great favor upon their hienJs by reporting their
uames AT localities promptly to the Army IntrlHt encrr
ufhce. W a. CkOUhER,
Dec l6-lt Sup. Army lnteiiigrnrrr Office.
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a~ll(bu}on0 enquirer.
rtyr.rAY MORNING. pECEMskE Ii. 1861
~ rYLEk, WISE K ALLEGRO.

We arc ,.n. q! those who c9n evenly mir
-ua ordinary aynch,iaas sc n time Ike this,
when the sound ( battle is i'll the air, and
whom the news comes rem North aud from
South that eur tcl!ow-ci;izens a.e meeting
the enemies u cur Country il tia shock CT
arms. Despite tie hu'yaiwy .. our hopes,
ws yet cannot aisu.i5s the anxieties that
han. around the result. Our mon are brave
10 & rrorsrb bnr The columns Of the enemy
ave 20 deep and dense th.t it is giants work
tn 4A.i;4r them. Bur the Providence Of God,
which has shaped anr course and u,tainod
our standards thus far, We verify bclieTe is
still favorable TO our cause. With hope and
iorti:udo, 10; Us look forward for successes,
or await revcr:es, with the confident convic-
iion tina. il the IL, mcr be withheld in any
ca.r, tho Latter will not be scvercr than we
sic able to bear.
But who call listen to the roar If q battle
field. even in imagination. save with the kct5-
e.t sersibil;ty! That 'annun bunin! That
e;aiiekins she'll! That u.u ,kot ring IL tells OF
a wi1sea ~lrisaile that perhaps has proved The
nsssonrer of dealt. TO some Dear ftiend,so some
ts:!o~ ctt;ItD defending ;a liberties snd ours 4,
Alas ,aaw many homes s:e made desolate even
ry victory! From many tens OF Thousands 0
~scxious hearts the prayer is this moment as
cending that the heads of husbands, brothers.
sons, friends may bs covered ty an all pow
elfri hand amid the rerils Of The battle that
God will protect our Soldiers and give them
tie victory.
And when the trains Of wounded are
brought III, how: many hearts beat anxi3usiy
81 they !@..k 10 know whether among tie
nangied sorne a-a: vne is to he found. How
the mutilatsd heroes ala sympathised with
rhey themselves only being tranquil sud TN
concerned!
The lIets of the wounded and the dead
hopes AID joys!
a person is none the less f. man for thus
bsiuE human. II surely is not less heroic 10
Lear 8 losa Of which one IS sensible, than to
sccept il with the callcus indifference Of q
hsart whose feelings are .lesdened Or de-
PRAYED. 1t is well 'to sympaiLiZs with sor-
SOW. II is wnll 10 mourn for frituls. 1t is
= duty il these timea 10 wear open ~i.saEts,
that uckno slodge every true man A. ; brC-
the1, and that pulsate Hith r&ps"iai srrnpa
shy for the COLDER.
Gc.ach sentiments will indeed bu. st!lnuiatc
20 Greater zeal in providing for th" WAITS I'll
the suffering, anal to greater lii,erslily IN nj
~ieviating the wants Of the hercsFut. Lei
every citizen remember that the heart snd
lot .ha head must rule amid tn, demand for
aid and sympathy which n battle field pro-
ducea.
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.s-pJT. i INSPECTOR GENERALHS OFFICE
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satFIO6 FOR RENT.-Hor rent, the etiGe now Ia the
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mini-n insurance uompanY. to.rrssiGn given 90 ue Isl
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