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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

First. sivAys bring the mAssss sf your army In
ebniAri With The fractions Of the enemy second.
abesSie a. much as possible-se IA eSnnanlea-
,ions ~ithoas q p,.ing yunr % .; third spstaie
always on interior OF sh0ner lines | have no
doubt that. wilh snything like equal nu.abers.
you ALL meet Hiih success =
/ an happy 10 ses that my two iiouteuaHts
NaIgansnd Porre>t. are doing snrh god ssrvIrs
IN ksntacky and Tennes.es When spPSisfed
them u thOnghl they would leave their marx
wherever they passed. t l-
By the by, l think We -onsh, hereafter, In oul
sHiciAl papers, TO c4lI the Yankees '.aboli
tioniat." iiisiead Of "ie3rrsls.r for they noa
proclaim not ouly the abolition Of slavery. ba
Of all our constitutional rights and that nam,
will bsv. a singing sfsct on our wtstern Q q
mics. intend to issue general order on th,
subject Whenever ASSUME a comna8d. Sin
eerely your friend.
CT. BEAUREGARD.
! Genarai BRaxToN BRAGG. commanding Do
psrtnient No 2, Mobile, A.a,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
New York Items.

NJ. Nj. n,,.., ~ n.u.,,. IL.
,,i.h pn,,., ~ "a ,.,,h", - 49," ~
w., i. No.. ,,aa,l ~" a"' 49, "a ~ "a n" .S ,
..d,a "a ...i .aa..',,. 80, .,t., ~" 'ss,-
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~. o.s,,,T. H.. ~, ~ h...s
ansi,,nJsd .nJ wi,han, c.,. ., .,,,s, s,.X 4.
.m.r, ana ,e,lvr md n Az, s.;axms.. 81 .,..I-.
lieut. heallh She eouvrrses iLieIiigenly Of rsvo
luiionAry lines. aud takes great interest 10 tho
.eliuus struggle Of the present day. Few ihstan.
ces Of auch remarkable preservation of the fasnl.
ties In old age can be found on record.
@ n, Bell Of N.vburgb IA, b,.n p,ouo,.s
10 III. position Of Aeiiue Rear Admiral. m ,hs..
Pacific squadron, aud assigned 10 Command,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

HoN. S. c. PoNeRoY. Senator Pomeroy has
been in New York for scse al DAYS past com.
Pleting his arrangements for starting colooy'
4 colored people for n;S home IN Central
America. lie has purchased one OF the largest
aud best, as well as one Of lhe safest Of our
ocean steamers, and We Understandable proposes
to name II adam and EVs.n This colony
will be started under the most favorable aus.
pices, and the Senator, from bis former sxpe-
rience in settling Kansas. is confident OF sue
cess. Senator Pomeroy has already received
over seven Thousand applications from colored
people, asking permission to join the colony.
lie proposes TO start with the. first Eve hun.
lred about the 2vlh Of 0elober.-Nao York
TriIuH6
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
From he Riolmond Faonir,r. l,A

lyNt tNt htahHfVHH t@HIttVfFt iAtH.
We have no new movements TO report N the
army OF General Lee, no news Of interest
being brought down by the cars yesterday
evening.
We learn that the YANKEES cut some fanias.
tic tricks IN Mlddleburg aud Aide, during last
week, On "Wednesday last two Of our wagons
we're loaded with r,con at Middleburg. and
Just a. they were about 10 start lur our army,
seventeen Yankee cavalrJmen rode into the
place shd look qpet possrsbisn ol,lhe wagons
aud ibm contents, aud drove them down the
road. II is thought that information concern.
log lie baeJn was given the enemy BY some
traitor 10 our cause.
On tho following day party OF about seven.
teen Ol the enemy entered Aldic, which Is
about iuurt, 20 nlIts from Middlcburg,. Lou
donn county, vhers they were nat by de-
Iacbmont Of Captain Balls Cavalry, seventeen
10 number, commanded by Lieut.. Geo. Means,
When a sknmish touk place, 10 which III,
gallant Lieutenant vas shot through lhc head
ard Instantly killed. Une Of hls men wa,
also killed The Yankees lost Lieutenant
aad one private. Upon seeing Iheir Lieut. ial
they Bcdpr,cipnaigly. A iill, man was found
dead ~ the woods, but no ons knew anything
of him. lilo wore ring wIIh the nhme I" Rus
sell cngraysn On II.
On Tuesday largT party Of the hirsling'
advanced upon Aide early IA the mornhg
and remained there until about noon, whtr
they started oil, about $50 going toward. Mid
dltburg, and hHlting wlthin ball a mile II lh,
plaer, Nhile the balance moved up the Snick
crssillc road, AID erUsAed over 10 Middlebug
and r,jIlntd their companions Afsr taryinv
: sb'tt while They returned 70 lhrir .csmp
Doubtless these tiurring parties we're IN lcafch
ol forage aud provisions and u would be vel
iJr our generals TO look Al or ,hytn...
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
tWIitIcn for the Ne~bern Progress ]
MARTIAL ELEGY.
rRsM TnE GREEK, oysTYRrEGs.s

nv cAMPRgLL..
How GLORIOUS falls the valiant sword In hand,
In trout Of lattle flr their native land
Bur obi what ills awaits the wretch that yields,
A recreant outcast IRON his country's 6ells
The mother whom be loves shall quit her bone,
An Sged father by his side shAllaoani
His little ones shall, weeping, with him 20,
And young " ife participate bis woe;
While soornd and scowl'd upon by every face,
They pine for food and beg from place to lace.
Stain Of hs breed dishonorine 4 nanhoodS form
All ills shsll cleave to himi-Afilic,ions storm
Shall blind him wandering in the vale Of years,
Fill lost to all but ignominious fears,
, He shall not blush tuSleaye fecreant's name,
Aud children, like himself. Injured to shame.
But " will combat for our fathers land,
Aud We will jsain The io blood where We stand
rosare our children light ye side by side.
Aud ssrried close, ye men Of youthful pride,
Disdaining fear, and dseping light the cost
of life itself in loiious tAttle lost.
Leave not our sires to stem tb' unequal fight,
Whose limbs are nsryed no more with buoy an
] might;
Nor, tagging backward, lot the younger breast
Permit the man Of age AsiRhi unblvssd)
10 weltsr in the combat's foremost thrust,
His hOary head disheyrled IN the dust,
And venerable bosom bleeding bare.
But youths fair form. though fallen, 10 svsff,ir
And beautiful In denh The boy appears,
he hcru boy, that dies In blooming years;
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
Mr. Eait0r,- Dear Sir III va,

Mr.. Editor Dear Sr.-I wa.
highly gratified in reading brief par.
agraph underyour Editorial AIelange"
in yesterdays issue, about. political
preachers. To every word Of that ar
ticle, I am happy in being able to re-
spond a hearty Amen. Ny own OBJ
servation has led me TO the conclusion
that the so called minister Of religion
who carries a political sermon into the
pulpit, as general rule, proves his IN.
fitness for the sacred Office, and will
probably fail both as ateacher Of re,
ligion, and of politics also. The writer
of this brief notice has been in the
ministry something more than quar-
ter of century, and it is a source O
no little saf ,sfaction to know that III
has not yet finished his first politica
lserman. Yours truly, A. p
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

Matt. Ward has been shot ii Arkansas
bya guerilla; and is probably dead. The
history Of this man is a romance wild
enough to make small fortune for the ven.
der of 'yellow covered" literature. lie !:
the brother of Sallie Ward, formerly the
wife Oft. Bigelow Lawrence, Of Boston
and afterwards female adventurer. A
brother having been chastised at school IL
Louisville, by Mr.. Butler, the master, Mat
took the earliest opportunity to murder thu
man. TheNexeitement was terrible: anc
John j. Criitenden undertook the defenc'
Of the assassin. He took pains to remint
the inry that the Wards were one of th'
first families of Kentucky, and therefore i
was too much to demand that the culpri
should suffer the penalty Of his crime.-
Teachers have never been popular in Kon
tucky. A verdict Of acqni,tal was rendered
but il seemed rs though retrihuiion tollowe,
the jurymcn. Many of them died widen
4 deaths, within a brief period afterward. =
Matt. was compelled 10 leave Kentucky
however, and fnully found ho.e in Ar
kansas, aud purchased plantation nea
Helena. lie was there when General {
Il. lIovcy arrived. Matt. was afraid q
vengeance from the ''schoolmnster-soldiers
4 Of the Thirty-,hird Illinois regiment; hu
he was not iated TO die at the hands Of
teacher. On the ID of October compan
ofrebel guerillas seized his negroes, TO cor
vey them to Mississippi 10 work on fortif
cations. Ward was protesting himse
against this spoilation, when one Of lhel
fired upon him, wounding him through ii
hips, il is supposed. mortally..
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

Col G,nhoni Alo,i late Of the OH n. J.Y, n
Gently appointed Bhgadirr General served n
Asiico in the 10Th Regimen, lhfantry A. VI
Lieut.. In company command u by Captain
samuel Dickinson " rsniun Until tbs con.
n'snesusnt " this war be- was rlsik in Bor
dsniowH bank, from Whence be- vA. hpraihtsd
by Gov Olden, LIEUT. Col. OF ths bih n } aEd
RtlsiWsr's lpi bluI.d 10 cot Of the sths
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
ATLANTA MARKETs.-Undsr date Of October
7, the COstsdsrary furnishes tn followingi


2, the COgttdsraty furnishes tn following
Last week our grocery market wns uRasuElly
ac,iye 10 The sails uf sonv Aflirlrs-espceAlly IN
thr early par, of the week There ~Rs spseu
latyo demand for cotton yarns. osntburgs, shirt.
ings, Sc, At continually advancing prices during
the who,e week sugar and bour very dull "
sale, Ht our quotations Salt u In great demand
at advanced prices. mostly Virginia sAli In the
market sieek tight ToOaeeO dull sale At pre-.
yiUds quotations
Common 10 good sugar t0a q fsIr 10 fully
fair, ~ All prime 70 chcirr, IbSIsi yellow
G ai6ed 5Oa b2 white cianf d b5a55 Stock
modrrnis, demand light Molassss ~ ~ per
gallon. suprIfne lJur in barrels $5O, ESifa
Family $3Os ~ stock modsfHte. demand light.
Wheat $5s ~ pcr bnshel Yirgiuia salt S6gI
per sack by the car load tG5d IS In email quAu
titles Liverpool sAlt tly5 . lsO per sask Tai,
lo~ candies ia dsnand Al slal 70 pe' 10. To.
bacco 4Od LIS per p)ubd. stock heAyy-de
maud mOdsIAie. OanAbufg., 7yl % 70 cents PET
yards, l shutting. 6lI cents pei yard "a shrr,.
log. 0s72i cents per yard cotton yHrus, t7,7b
a " per bunch.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

There is but one paper in Richmond
the Eramine7-that says what il
thinks, and truly represents the condi,
tion of affairs in the rebel army. If
the army has reverse, itsays so,
while the DiYatch and ITlig claim
every defeat victory, and every re-
treat a retrogPdc movement.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

Jaeksonian democrat in New York.
but for several years past a purser in
the navy, is dead.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

fHFI 4
r The Charlestown Mercury Of the 7th.s
pursuing is sphantoms, ~ irnagines that tbs
" EHquirer has some idea Of a reconstr,ictiof,s
with the Free States" The gropOd for this
silly apprehension it finds in the following I
gTbled extract from the Enquirer Of the 5iil'i
September. .st
The only terms which the Confederate
States can ace pf, will be the immediate recogS
nition Of The present Confsdsrate States, and
The permission % the other States 10 elect Aeirs
ora destiny, and decide schsther Msif fatugss'
shdll De tsith fts Goysderate States Of pith
the United States"
So much the a. dercuryn quotes. as hourhs
that was all that was said By the . Enqnirer;n !.
when the fact is, we continued:
ttWe are Of the opinion that the principles
Of election should be applied NOT onlyto. the~
Border Slave Slatess but to each and al Of the
remaining United States. Not that any Of the
Northern States are toanted inths ConJsieracy;,;.
but a. an acknowledgment of The right Of So
cession, for which this war has been waged"
When we used the expression "permission
to tile other States TO elect their own desiiny,r
&c, we alluded TO Maryland, Kentucky and
Missouri, and expressly nega,iyed the idea Of
reconstruction with "any OF the Northern
States" Weopposed any proclamation to the
! Northwestern States. iii-'
II the Mercury" would let its scissors run
straight through our editorials. we would net
have the causes Of complaint that justly arise
ON its twisting and turning them about to-
misrepresent What We have said,'in order to
find complaint against the Government.
II was on the 9th Of September, 10 that same
article ii ON which The " Mercury" quotes, that
We expressed opposition ito connection with
any of the Free Slates," aud reiterated these
views on the 29th. 80
AS towhat Committees Of Congress, through
rnajorities and minorIies. may report, we can
only say that sometimes they pursue as many
"phanioms and assume as many "ianciful
ground , even a. N; Rhett-b,t I . smus.
ing TO see the Mercury excuse Mr.. Rhett
and his "phan,oms" by holding up the exam
pie Of Congressional Committes as justiiying
. The apprehensions Of Mr.. Rheu.- Richmond
E1tmiaer, 1ih.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

A Northern editor, predicts that
wool will be king. Prentiss wants to
know whether he means wool on the
back Of a sheep, OF the head Of dar-
kpvt
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
The nsrsrsss Dssrs .o os.sraI FIl.ks.A .

=
lee.
Iron Rieaasnd l-its, 4rstpt %. fs '0rnsIs
(Ais.D APPEAL '-.-s-.l
Tia sympaihies of the-Ehole counlry siIl
haE out toward Genersl Robert z Lee our
Opnmanderip-Cbisi, IN his pioenast disiress
Il tbe death Of his brave son, Wm. q. rn1hu.
bert Lse, OF the Second eavalay, but recently
proIno'ed from the position Of colonel to IA
of brgsdier general. The young Gen. Lee had
dism1unled his regiment in bAttle, and vas
leading, them on as infantry, when be lell at
hsr head, ,pierced by several balls. lie was
a graduate or The West Point Military academy.
and served for several years in The Uiited
States Dragons in the Ear West. doing battle
with the Indians OF the remote frontier; but
upon his marriage four or Ave years ago. be
resigned 'his commission and-settled apon his
lalhefs beauului plantation on the Panunkey.
known as the "WhiN House." the place whers
Washington Was married and whore none but
descendants Of ihe Gusts family have ever lived.
HIS WIFE was granddaughter q the distinguish
ep john Wickman, the ackl Slcdged head df'
the Flrginia bar 10 the days OF Marshall and
WIrt. - slyh
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

The Winsted Herald says the Harl,
hurt Bank, OF Winsted, Conn, has got
100000 in.gold, which it could sell
at profit of sci 900 in bank bills
The editor advises to sell, and divide
up among the stockholders.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

FE wn LIxeHAH, JR, editor Of the Ar
my & Nary Journalists School ST., Boston. is
our sole agent for that city. Any con,raeten-
tered into BY. him, for advertising or subscrip,
ticn on our accsunt, will be ratified by US.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
Risbneas slarks,..

,,.-G.
fhDAY'oct ~ lso2
BscoH-Supply again limited aud prime quail
~ |. 6ua65 cents per- ID.
Bnier-Isstnii loo to 25-by packages, e7I
10 UU -
Ceadics--Adamantine, lseaI rs esets. TAX
low, ~ 10 80 CENTS
C0rn C,', I.S Spas W per ogseel-1seascs. scarce
Cos.s-Rio 90 ner n snnnIv inc,...ino
esmsut--James Rive. , hlias 90.
CyteH-:SD 10 40
i Cotton YarHs-f GOAL 10. No 4 TO g per h.
Candiswiek 50 cents per pound.
ao .ns ,s,., s.Pse'ea' - og, pee'eo
n o' 20 IL 10 hx dr. = @ ~ 10 70 10 ~ ~
.dv...;,a snd sc,r.a ~ "
Foys~se sIu I;n,o,@y a oo.asn. c,ovs, ON
sbsaf 1.t, AIM. snr;n,, or. Q Se. ~,
Oats go WIsa, spa Rys tn M. ~ Shr.S. n'I'ea oa
trrcwt
E,yfii;z,rs--N Ns,ic.p C,,no os M so.,Lr.,o
/ .Bons. "a ON An an 60--po Mn, i, $500,
Littl or nothing doi,o ii Fe, ,iliz.r. -'~ -
! / Iiursesd Nominal, So
/ HiJs,--,,resn. IA ce,,s. s.l,ad o.i,I cant.
ldry. q: green. sailed IA 10 IL. orsao "a , IN
! 4 cguIs
4 Leathsy-Governmept nr;cs.-So,s 7 M M, In .
llIpper go per lb Harness / o.. Ronnh stir,
Ling, 90; Calf Skins, 1 75 per dozsn
! rou-Of English Refined aud American I'm,
a small SUNNY, which is sold an EmiIsJ nr.n,;
4 ties al & cent? per 10 Swedes none 4, nsrLet
Pig lronIs very scarce aud ready sales made of
ali pfiered, IN iii lots of Scotch Piy sold mt oOC
% ton, and Virginia Iron at from 100 IN I1s
o ud scrap Cast Iron sells readily MT z cents n.,
Il ~. aa1 y
Lara-35 TO 4O~cents. suppIy small Prime
, would command 45
Lime -Mouu,nin. uuslacked. 2ao 30 per bbl
according to unality
Molasses-5 so 10 400.
NaiLs-Oli Dominion l5aIs cents
UgaI-fNilll--IItau 40 GENTS. SLor,s g, cs,,..
Brown stuff, 40 cent? Shin S,nE., ~ cents
Oas-Iauncrsi Iiaal So; Ma, him. Mao on
i DER gallon IN dem56,i
Osis-We ouot. ) % tn . Il, mar bush,, rand,
, lly. -
Oai0ns-- 90 10 A IN mar mach
POL.fo,s-lrishgl 90 20 a M, s,vae, q M 10 m
Rus-l 5Oaz as per bn.hsI
Stsd-CIoyrr seed ~ oOnlA OO-,o,,sr nv ro.
ttaiI 'ri,nothv' scar.. n, Z kn.s; an
E SsgayswB,owi, ca csnts n.y m :. c,F.,s M n
uye etia,t ,at,ssA hu, ,.,,,b Ira,a y
SaSa- W es,.,u aa,so cents ner n
; Manufaciaytd TsbIeeo-d0 ..nts to rD-h.r.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
A rich editor of one of the wcsterr

papers says
I'VE have commenced boarding
specie in view Of future scarcity. We
have already three nickel cents, (one
Of them with n crow on ii,) two tire
cent pieces, a half dime, three very
large cotton cents, n Canadian hall.
penny token, aud a iaekass copper is.
sued from some private mint during
the administration Of President Jack,
son. When we get our hoard upto a
dollar, We intend to invest in dollar
bill Of one of our banks.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
Editorial M eIangc.


On Saturday evening last, while en-
deavoring to persuade good looking
white man to enlist in the North Car
olina Volunteers, we we're perfectly
astounded, on hearing him declare HIM
self a colored man. On doubling his
assertion, he drew from his wallet his
free papers, thereby substantiating his
statement. We left ftinstanter, conclud,
ing with Traitor Toombs, that the col
ored race was bleaching out ut ar
alarming rate. A similar case occurr
cd at Washington, N. c., Ne Other
day, with this exception the contra
band was sworn into the United States
service before the discovery was made
When the fact was discovered that l'
was slave, lie was sent to the over
seer of contrabands,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

Kentucky is to have u luttery-a
nuisance that other States have abol.
ished. Tho Legislature has granted
one for thirty years, and, to "iake the
curse Of" a pur ccntago Of the profits
isto 80 for founding library.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

The Savannah Rtpubticanef the 24th
uli., contains an earnest appeal for
lead. ltsays the people Of Charleston
have pulled up their lead pipes and
contributed sixty thousand pounds to
the government, and that the confcd.
crate government will issue receipts
for all leaden pipes and other fixtures,
and binds itself to replace them at the
close of the war.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

Levi D, slamm, formerly. a leading
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

"our military operations arc hence
forth to assume very grave charac-
tcr."=RiclmOnd Wig.
Glad To hear It. Hope they will
continue so until "lhc grave swallows
you up in victory"
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
MONEY MATTERS,

Spseis-We quote gold And silver as-Io0 To i<o
per cent in demand Sterling bills l:S6 TO liU
Baak Notes Nearly all Southern Bank notes
are taken at Dauk. r..
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

Beware of buyers Of rpecie. We
hear Of several parties who are doing
their best to clean out this market, Of
what little specie we have in circnla-
ton among us. Some one evidently
envics us, the enjoyment of seeing a
silver quarter occasionally. ltwodld
be well to give all such parties posi-
tive refusal. We do not know the
names Of these 80 per cent. specnla-
tors, if we did, we would give the pub,
lie a descriptive list Of them forthwith.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

Gen. Gustavus W Smiths command
says the Richmond Dipdtch, extend.
south Of Lees, aud includes Nortl,
Carolina.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

~ The Progress will De issued ever,
evening ats O'Clock Advertisements sndno-
tees Tor publication must be handed in "
"a l'a O'clock A. n; II received alter thai
hour. they will lie over till the next day. a.
The Weekly Progress yill he ready Satur-
day forsnoons at Q o'clock.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
Bss.rsGsrds Fias. l.r ,hs we.,ern Cam

D. z.-s Fsshingioh, Oct, II, 1864.
u folIawins letters we're captured some
lime ago by General Buell. while ia process Of
Transmission for Gle to Brigadner General Thcs.
Jurdan, Assistant Adjaiant GsnerAl of BE
rebel army - u
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25

CuLiUM sPnISGs BLADiS. Ala, July %. 1867
Ny DEAR GENLRAL Your letter OF the 2ll
inst, MAS only received last night, give you
With plaasnFe TN, following Sisws on ypdS pro
passed operations from Tupelo for wish yJA the
ampliest success. both on yout .And the country .
account.
Yvu had evidently bu, ono of fonr thing. to
doi-first, to At(Ack Hallcrk at corinih sec
ond, 10 attack Buell. Mt or about Chat AnoagA
third, 20 attack Grant ~ ar about Memphis I;
fYuIih, 10 remain liu nj THprlp.
From hat yuu state the irst il evidently in.
admissible. aud the last cannot be entertained Tor
une momaut FOR srlivn -aetiOn--Ielion 10 what
uc require,
Now, With regard 10 tho other two propositions
u is evident that unless you reinforce General T.
X Sn,iih Al ChailALoagA lie will BE- oytrpuWsrd d
by Butll aud then our communication With the
East and onf supplies At Atlanta, Augusta NC
will be cot on 9 also that = partial reinforcement
would 80 weaken you At luPslo ~ TO pRAlyS
you inf any other movement. from III ret hence
yOu haze Adalard the wisvst course Ia sshding
10 Smith all Jour available forces except just
enough 10 guard JouI depols. &C., 10 the ieaI Vi
your prtseut p siiiun nj Tup-lo.
The ihifd proposition would have Hhufdrd you
sonc success, bat not ~ brilliant and importahi
in iis results ~ tie second one, " The nes spa
prrs will psfmii you 10 carry u sucfs sduily inio
eject hr llali,sk and Butll. Urtuy,ing The
base u long i.Osrslrs triangle, ef which No
bile u The hppI. could ggi 10 Chattanooga b-fufs
you " they should becomu AsAfv Of your move
msnis. and lhen you woald have h contend
again Niih superior force. ~ usual D. ne The
mptnrni you gsi 10 ChaiihhoagA you ought y
pks hst1sn'ive, keeping in niind ihs ivlgS ing
gipnd PfiuCiplrs n The Jf g-ri-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-09

A. g r.. - - mer'Ur's 4 ne !Tne7orFf 2at-
aT:I.,,. : her camc Ch,i.G. II. ~. r-it
r..t -..h~- :" 7. 80, CsT.s:n { TAc;r- A,c1
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p,lr;-': s'ary
.h, ja+, =, 'rc 5lsrGs hi'LE r""n h:'.2! a's'c;
L.r:.ra -o-gr e l. st-r. -"r2'~D -. -! 'pcH.
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t.r r,v, c,yr CIV" q "' fsri,s 4 TIE coz
p -, 10 rrs..i :, -: c.-::. y! L!rr:.:G.: r = HA&
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