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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27

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Cot W \ uadi
An llea hns presented it.elf Ia M, mini
whieh might be- NJ soma henne, IN tLe ,e,
w." f''nli e%ofnlf, Npl perhaps 10 the
Whale State. /.
The call ma uaje fac ,nl.,,.... i.
'hls state msei. With response, hu, | i,e.
qlen'lt hrnf brave and noble mon an. II
' h'' any assurance III / nv famll, soald
h' supported J would readily respond 10
'he eall, and IN consideration n such ia
clnra'ions. ! have draw ~ y preamble and
resolution, which cannot fail 10 NEE, n,
APPROPRIATION ~ any aud all WIN NAV .,ay
~ nom" md should vonr better iairmen,
think u worth, Of u plam In our % .ump..
you might give I, publicity. with ,nv nj. i,
''fa'ion or amendment, yen m,v think pro.
per- The following isvhit hive prcna,.
cd to present TO the people Of hi. %,ieini.
y ." nss' Saturday, for their approval or
rejection.
Wnssrss. The Governor ~ tho State
" Mississippi hns made n r.ll 'f,r ,
hrtnl.r NJ volunteers Ia enli., /, H.
wnr, md ~ case ~ u refusal 10 rn.r,,L
INV s''i nhmher i IN be- jrnft.l, mud
sherees. nnany ~ our citizens. in view y,
'hr'r prenninrv hIkirs. nte 18th ,o mil,
w s"iithiesrs. NJ the, lave f%upil;.. Il,
'.h's brhih''. sithout the n.rrs.rr, m.a,.
~r"a.onnlle support therefore. H., i,
"ssorfd. That W.. whose name. nre
hrre' Mt nnnesei. ohli,nie ourae,ys. ~
is'i-t ~ cnltisntirg mud hn,ye.,inv n re,.
'%nhahle crop for ms famiI, residing xi,b.
. . reasonable distance. Win ma, hnvs \
arm. Tor III" support ~ sad family n n
''n"i"er. which IL proposed 10 b. ron +,
'nete'i IN W" mariner hereinafter merriam. '
~. :" wtt; The several subscriber. shall
''srf n nut ~ their member. n. A Gems. y
~ .up"r' nl"rirnt. wltns, tn,v II vili he \
I" $50 thti each .nl every f,mil, ~ ~ ,,ef.
iinet ~ to have = sufficient crop ~ e~.,,r, !
cultivated anil har, rstrd fe, IN 4, !
nr,pafi. N" l'l'"r ~ which !. 10 h. FUR. ,
by 'h' sr'd .uh.cr,Le,.. y, The .nii !.
nr'r'tisn'I'ni 'na, difec,. and h. N N h,
~ eirrum stanrrs. n.ins HI. d,.. /,
,a''"n. 10 make u NJ near ea,,l m III :
according To their ~ssysra' ,lsl,;e. :,
: 10 ~. Judgment M, .csm list and i,
Irhf. This proposition l. intended n, :.
:" 'iclti ' n Peach trek H., M. r,..' y
u 'esr nnd long '. .haul, tls . "A ,%.l... "
W. rot return. In witness ~ o., .,...,,. n
nni 'iae'''y, Ne have hcreuntc IS. our
tines.
J. docs seem to mr. under the r-rr.-r, III
49, That The mast %illil.tal msn Of the to
e'nn'' r,fass TO enter In .iwil,, u.
're''nsn's ~ "v.fy sristb ,tho,.i, nh ,. Il,
~ u NAV be needed ~,h,osshant ,b.
nm rsirs that -sme ,S1y nrrus
ID" J 'ri'lala'e b.. made r,ay ion. z,
t'n'lis', La' 10 III .urh !, !. "
ne "'pe' they will vo',a,s.r and =. !,
: srr. AMI - their nrisLLr. see TIM.
W ''mil'ss NAV NJ, am, rsr a i,,i.v ~
r'"s their absence. tse N .e III Nc h,,. WI
u '''ks. aid lot M man wi,,hsrl M. rs
wH''T'"r way he msy .ee ,hs, h. w
r''''s N this s'rass's for oar inlepsa. I''
re. the
n Nth dnc respect. yaur,. the
. ". c. MAXWELL.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27

L - H#HE ~ HFMH
~ eFf'4his ffFHiiitaH ~ iks sllssl
'sa m'si ~ rer'Atls tls,sy thi
eil 4 ihe ~e#it The aitsf4h
Ne = particularly sparkling sesssg
*ifh : 'fleY fefisw N gnf sutdist
N'H 'pTe met - qaais ibe slaflal
~ paffpsftA
AHi ysa, " plating ~Iaaaisiast
4 hile taH iafflhle .hima Labitl
'he hafalshri hiftei4 IA gaef ms,
let Ani yHa " sseafmt ssnt
tnnefs has fhai fsaH IA se,tss
booty q danger, biz h. H. lsstsb
ef'q iefenl Il ani Ne i4eie MI d.
tNttny within yHa b tHffit1 6at h
aFags = ~ Aai tm n A. III
hle fat' atl nNfanlrY.. Thai dlnro
nrrl'y ! ncss 9Th Oct. apl Gs,l. !,
nate imilaft qait. Coz aetnle. saaf
H,lis slana. aal ffpif g. tbr
held y rifplge, there II b. aetfel
'hfn ! temporary aeuse NJ The ,tlue
~ w. 1hd ahee ~ 'sHaf ~ nm fact
a%4Hiifli f. lfy SUNNI eltm h man
linal " YOU, itua ~lntrfs II yoaf
country, 'hen worthy of lhe name.
make no appeal " 40 bot need
~, 70 Of li,ilt faith 4, yoo doobl
NO issue NJ ihe wuf DID The soutl,
lntle ~ hhl NOT The South pray 10
2. delivered from it, Lorrofaf ror
'fil are We fghiipeG Var liberty.
'F independence. fer constitutional
letel niaahi, for freedom 1T 4%pnecI,
,ul o. Vie press, Tor pure religion.
" l,l'erhnce from Tho theories ~
%sisinnnrics anil Inmates. for
Nc privilege of protecting mn All.
d"lnesiic slnses from tho marci.
.ss tyranny Of q freedom for which
e,y afe not prepared, ani lron -nl.
'al competition 9Iih.ibr white man.
y natural master, his aurpr, IN IN.
diligence, ~ cunning. nnl in ceroci.
, ARE Se no,G Have We oppres..
= women and Young children Have
2 she'd ihnoecnt blood for the sakc
GAM Have W. made war for
''0hc merely Have VIZ wrnnved.
! sought 10 wrong any, DO W.
'rk to harm a human creature IN
! Tho earth. save those, seemingly
man. whn would murder ", in cold
ooi ~ order b make imncy By i'm.
enormous tn,rs On tho pro.
let. Of oar labor. anil iy dcpriyins
81 al rights n any share s%la.so,
ef ~ Inc con''non property, o.. IN
. Government. Why. then, 10 yoa
'ifu.i God, or ion,t which side Ie
take IN this contest? Gu 10: 50
: weak Of mind and Of soul. IA
rely ~ the stars slime IN heaven.
y viii give rs victory. but lie
~ sWe'y prepare us tn prixe IL.
" national salvation will Ilc nc.
"p'lsh only through the puriGca.
. Of much suffering. The sooner
'e''esc this. and net in conformity
D our belief. the sooner w viii he
Ell. To work. lhen--,o arms,
fA'srft,ill.s, Fcb. -. 1sCa.
! b'g fight occurred II Pratt. store
evening. IN wbicl, MsRac'.. Nc.
y :. lletbcr,'s aud one Missouri
,.nent "cr. engaged.
ne enemy were .ignally repulsel.
; . loss NJ 100: onr los. SAIL 10
hundred. The Seventh iowa
: literally Gu, 10 pieces.
l's news comes hosn Ly DR..
Of the Missouri army. who
NC night. J. II. y.
80
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27

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runs wH " m#sfetsi ltii ths
$3.50 y e,hstelthf lHf4fs Hftsst eHFt
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NV ~ IHF IA Al
cnn apon tho ehisnlrnu. nm. ~ No..
p' TO e"ms !. III. rescue Of their .ug.r,n.
country. Threatened On M side. h, o,a,
x,elsming numher.. M .alet, Im,o,ilIsl
'nd 10" rich e,al - mi~.penLcnaa al.,o.,
wv u "nt rrh.n, eerialnly M word. ~ M.
'ri"'i'm need be addrd 10 inluee nm, and
~ men Nho IN possibly Iea,e their , home.
mn families. 10 "rush 10 arms, unJ naLl,
contribute their nigh, in this m,me.,nn.
''turr'". Twcn,s i've dollnrs c,mmn,a'
ton elothins money will he pa,d nm H.,
my roll after enlis,msn,. anI esp.n... -
'hs sent ~ war. W. have lorneth M. had.
'hlr' and p'ril. ~ shc .%crvie. for nea,t,.
s.,r, and ",c YET will NJ To- Le,r /, "a IN.
end. 'he 'ee.in - wrr sound. !, var,
''rs. and "nllsson 10 YOUR coun,,,,. Mi
: nina. hrnse Ms.i..iipmns, and ;o,n -.
~ hi. inr'ritnt spu..le. mil on, y,.,,
and slo'iou. ohi,c' will ~, be perou,,,.h
Firr iisn,. ". :. lvsTru :.
-, urdrrly y. s. HAWKINS.
Feb. -. issa. II maid ~
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Anfe If 4 nsl
virtue ~ n decree II hs r~-at,.,.
~ Court Of Pamela county. Mis.is.;n,;
''as''. at he fshrnar, r.r,a. 100. ,Lr u..
''rsisn.d, Admin .,rn,ri, Of Tho ,.,s,. -,
,,H'"'. " Nelly. dcea."d. ~ili. nj Sn,.,.
dfs. The 9th dp ~ March. lssa' n, ~.
o,ri l'"n.e DOOR. in the town a. %,,sro,.
N t'r county aforesaid. .sll ., rn.lir ,.s'
'''h. :" the highest Lt,Ll.t. tbs f-.ll.,w,..
1'aei 81 lind. situated IN -.ii eoun,, ~
W.T. Ia" west hill II the .nu,h w..t MAJ.
'"r ~ section %'litit,. township niss. ,nn,,.
|,sha west. except Twelve sqn.rr ,ers. !.
w" ""rfh "r., rsrr-r ~ .stj tract. am
'~c''r 'l''r' nrr.. IN N. .nu,h. x,,, e,,,.
nr ~ The east h II ~ the .,..h...,
Z 'nrs'r ~ .rrtian thirty. ,.wn .bic r,n.
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=. S'kAtI ANN KELLY.
g.h. g. lss3. A,i,.;..
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-27

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ss,nIs, NV. 9Th. 1851.
n n "Wednesday. November lS,b.
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FOLLOW;
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\, fnoa Tug Rio CnAspr-TLc
Houston Telegraph hn. ,Is f,ll. wing.
"".ler late II Brcansyiile. Feb. 17ti.
The Federal steamer Portsmouth,.
sass, Is NOW laying "A the bar =,
the mouth Of ,hr Rio Grsndc. She
lias seized q British steamer belong.
'ns 70 ocislingA Co.. q British hou.e
II hs,smcras, with considerable r.t,
ton on board. loaded frsya Msssmor.
rs, and putting a prize crcw on hard
has zen. her 10 parts anknown. ann,
to bc New York or Key ws.t.
The commander of the Portsmouth
'nnonnecs his IL determination 10 sei,s
ship lnsdsi with cotton ftew H..
ITO Grandc.
a british Vessel II var i. daily
t"r. What sac sih 10 In tho
PREMISES y cosjrciarsl.
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~ The steamer Elinbars iron
''iserpcp'. with dates to the iSsI.
ssadsd the blockade and rem II "a
Savannah 90 tie 81 inst. Th~hv;,
Fannie. from Charleston. had ar,iyr3
NJ lsissrpssL ~iss . cargo ~ essson
lad resis. -.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-16
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE C0UxTa

fAVCGkDlV0S VI AAA CVOAx0.
Mayor's Cosss, Nondsy, Deer l5.-PeteT Kegan,
intoxicated, en- Sunday, was committed for exami'
william r. Ford and Jos. Burley we're srraignsd
and required to anawer the charge Of selling a.
Ing to Timothy AcNemars. The proof did not
sustain the allegation made against the parties and
they weys DISCHARGED
The Witnesses In the case OF Jos. KreRa, charged
with being the person who shot and killed Michael
Horan otherwise Byocketts Mike, ct place near
Richmond kept BY Carter 4 Roache, not being pre-
sent when the case was called, the prisoner WAS
sent to jail until they could be summoned by the
police.
John Whittaisr. . free negro, was brought up
for forging MrR Louisa G. Allan's name TO check
for o50O payable at the Bank Of Virginia Without
any testimony tsing heard, the case Wa continued
Bniy. siave Of Charles L. Stewart was brought
Up charged with stealing at various tmss from Jno
O'Heal, quantity Of bacon, lard and molassss-
The thsls was proved, and dsisndant ordered tvsn'
jane Morris, arraiensd for stealing IN ovsreoat
from George Blackwell. worth eeo, underwent IN
examination, and was committed 70 appsar before
the Hustisgs Court On the "a Monday N February
nsxt.
bas Of soen ltcm Frank kesgisr, anotAsf boy. Was
nnrtiallv haerd ON the merits a tho eass, which
was afterwards santlnusa until Tusaday for iartAse
Hsrnan Rsby. nvi.e nsar tAs New Market,
wae a.ralened 8 he sasusstion a III. jamss p.
Tyisr. Osfk of said AasksA Tor violatiag tAs PRO.
visions of ons q Tie slty r9ina.sss. ~ luyinf
iion q D. WsIIsal aad b d. NothssAsA4 - wl1
ssssa ioe salIs.a e eys:sz @ PsSs1s e ~ -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-16

the second Mcndsy In Eehsuary 10 answer tie
charge Of spgromns, regarding. aud fosestalllng,
TO the damage OF the citizens He Mss also sun.
moned 10 attend Court Tuesday, TO sec Whist fur-
thsr action should be had Tie May1r did mot or.
der the property 70 con6scated but directed tls
Clerk to dispose Of It and bold tho proceeds sub
lest to his order.
Peter Reagan, charged with trespasging on Mar.
saret Ryan. was required 70 give security for his
good behavior
Daniel Summers was arraignsd and required TO
answer for stealing gold watch, and 800 In q. 8.
Treasury notes from Fanny Burns sud Louisa
Whits. The alleged robbery took place while tie
two femaics were drunk aud taking an eiring In q
public hack in the city. 1t was stated In Court
that the witneAses had had their property restored
to them. and had gone TO Chaflestop S. G The
Mayor said he had been asked after the arrest of
6ummers TO discharge him. because the case had
bsen settled. He said NO ono had . right 10 e0rn-
the circumstances attending the Affair and So II
hs could not obtain the attendance Of the woman.
For that purpose he should commit Summers TO
jail for ten days
Martha Ball, Petersburg free negro. arrested
for being In toe city without authority CT law,
hihited pass signed by the Mayor Of that city,
giving her permission to do 70. She was sent bask
to Petersburg.
Washington Jordan. a free man Of color, was
dered to be punished fer being impudsnt to Mr.
VIM. Mitchell.
Nike Hccamis, for getting drunk and trespassing
on the lot Of Jno T. Wheeler, wss required TO give
security for his good behavior
The case Of Mary B. Roots and Royal Roots
charged with tsespass ON Georgians Thurst0n,
was heard and dismissed. @ "a. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-16

HEAVY ROBBERY OF CONFEDERATE BANK
NOTES The Govesnclert bank note. engraving,
and printing Office at Columbia, 8 G., was robbed
on tho night Of the l2sh inst. OF ea4Q0e In bi!la
The plot, 1t seems. was gotten up In Augusta, Ga
bu. was betrayed BY one Of the acccmplices In it.
The Columbia South Cdroliatan says:
The establishment, adjoining Main street, was
broken int On Wednesday night or Thursday
morning last, several locked drawers were broken
open, and bills to tho amount of e2l, ,0G0 carried off,
We cheerfuly publish the fact, and it may perhaps
be caution to intended or present visitors of q
dishonest stamp to know that their brethren en-.
gagged in this outr age safely in irons Fortu.
nateiy for the public and the contemplated new issue
of Confederate States bills, suspicion ss to the
parties engaged in the robbery took the right dl.
rection from the time Of its discovery. The Chief
of Police, before the thieves had we'll recovered
from the frst feelings Of pleasure at their success
had them safely bagged, and, with the whole OF
their plunder, safely lodged In prison. The names
of these men are Capt. VIM. M. Leake, 1t. Jesse
NJ Lawson alias North, W. B. King alias Williams,
Eugene Horton, and as accessory to the crime, a
woman named Lomsa Kelly. They have under.
gone several examinations and as the evidence, In
addition to the recovery Of the stolen bills In their
possession. is most complete. there can be no rea
sonable doubt of their ultimate conviction and
punishment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-16
The Battle at Kinston.

RALEIGH, Dec. IA, p. M-Relistls intelligence
from Goldsboro' states that at noon to-day heavy
fighting was going on at Kinston. The euemy's
orcs u estimated at 90 e00 No particulars Of the
fight have been received except that our t.oops
were fighting like tigera Gen. Evana says that
every stop of the enemys advance shah be through
blood.
--LATEST
0OLEsBORO, Dec. 15.-Three thousand Of our
troops fought the Abolit;onists yesterday at Kus.
ton from 4. h. to l p n driving them once On.
tirely from their position Not more than three
thousand of cur men were engaged. About o'clk
Gen. Evans retired across Neuse bridge, and the
vandals occupied The town. Pending the engage
ment, the Yankees shelled the town furiousy kill.
Ing several citizsns.
The reporter was present and witnessed 1t.
Several houses were destroyed.
No estimate has been made Of the loss On either
side.
Governor Vance Is here, and doing his full duty.
Gen. Foster sent flag of truce 10 Gen. Evans,
demanding an unconditional surrender. "Teil nim
to 90 TO -" was the Generals significant reply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-16
AUCTION sALEs-Tusurs Days.

ELE0ANT YuRHifURE, ROsyW0OD 7.oo
~ TAV8 PIANO. &C, At AUOTION-o0
aHOESDAY, 18th instant. ct 10 O'Clock, vii seu
ct the residence OF Major Norman 3. Walkr, Lin
den Row, Franklin street, his elegant
FU B n / T y r h,
Oolnprisis9 NO doubt. the most superior ofeesd in
tots city for number Of years having been select
TIE PSRLOR
Ii furnishsd IN Rosewood Salt I'm Droeads
Silk,) ele Santiy carved,
Extra heavy Brocade Curtains with osua-
mental corniee,
4arb!e.top Tables,
One extra size French Plate Mantle Mirr.r,
Elegant Velvet Carpet. very wids IN psefset
PIANO.
One superior Rosewood Piano, fun 7-oetavss,
nads by Bomoss.
1HN CHAMBERS
Are farnishsd With ths bess quality Of
Rosewood Bedstsads. Cabinets,
Wardfoees WsshssAnds,
Chairs, Hair and Spring Nattresses &C.
IN THE DInING-ROOA
VIII be found one superior Extension Table,
Cushioned ohairs,
1arbletOp Be aufet,
lazge and handsome collection Of French
Chiaa embracing complete Breakfast. Din.
ner and Tea Sets,
Out Glassware, &c
CHANDELIERS se
In ths par'ors are two very handsome Chan
The whole comprising IN sssortmens Of The vsrv
best in quality and latest In STYLE TO whiah the a.
tention Of ths public ID particularly celled
WILL BH ADDED
will sell ut the same time, an open Carriage and
Harness. and pair Of thorough. bred Horses. Thsy
will be sold ct O'Clock, and may be seen on Wed.
Of my store ON Main street
de Is Z r. COOK, Auot
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From the Southwest,

MOBILE, Dec. IA special dispatch to tie
Advertiser and Register dated Grenada, yesterday,
says:
The late.t reliable Intelligence places the Aboli.
tionists at Materially, on the Yockmspstapa river
where they burned five houses They impress all
the tock and crops, and destroy the surplus -
Grants and McPherfcn's headquarters are at Or.
ford. The enemy officially report seventy. five
killed and wounded at Coffseville, including five
officers. The I'd Iowa regiment lost FIVE ont of
seven.
The .sdvancs Of the Abolition army is an indis.
criminate raid carrying destruction to every inter
est. Private property is not respected. 0enersl
Pemberton reviewed the troops at this point to
dsy
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Respited.-The Secretary Of War yesterday re-
spi.ed John Mulllgau, of Company D. 5th Virginia
cavalry for 20 days. Mullgan was condemned by
Court to be shot to des BY muskety for the
crime of deser:isn, and Ne time of execution was
fixed for to-day between the hours of and 3
O'Clock, at Camp Lee. All nesdful preparations
had been made by Capt. Reed, of the President g
Guard, to whom had been confded the details Of
the execution, to carry it into effect. He had sold
himself as a substitute at . very high figure and
had deliberately deserted three times there eafter
after being warned of the consequences.
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The Death of Lieut. Elless.-In our issue cf yes.
tsrdsy we briefly alluded to the death OF Lieut..
James Rllst. OF this city, who was killed Gatur.
day by tie explosion Of she'll fired by the enemy
On that eventful day Lieut.. Ellstt was ir command
Of the Crenshsw Battery and was standing near
his guns, IN conversation with Major Fsgram, at
the moneut when be received his death wound -
Mr. Elicit was az well known to the Richmond
community ~ any man in the city, aud as widely
esteemed as he was known. When scarcely more
than youth he filed tie responsible position of
Clerk Of the county Court. In the discharge Of
the duties of viii b station, combined with bis ur
bsne and genial department, he 80 far won tie e.
TEEN and confidence Of his fellow.citizsns that he
was chosen by their almost unanimous voice to & l
the higher oti,cs of Olsrk Of the Circuit Court, of
which Office he was the incumbent at the time Of
his dsa.h. Nothing but pure and ardent love Of
his oppressed country called Mr. Elicit to the fsld.
Hs sought refuge nom the clash Of battle In the
exemption granted him by law but, inspired by a
high and holy sense Of duty, with an eye single to
the Olsen thrsllment of bis country, he mingled In
the fray and sacrificed upon the altar Of Liberty
all that patriot can giva-his life.
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red to the military prison of the Eastern District
yesterday. viz: Napier, Il D Martin Gus.
ler, 8 Newman, VIM II Bennett, sll Of the 18th
Virginia, to be returned to their regiment; Pendle
ton Gilbert. Gath Virginia, deserter; John Allen,
5th Virginia; N Hinson. sOsh c; John Gsllian
William Il Goings. Dan Hawks, SD N c, dc; + W
Cook, of the 7th Miss arressed for not having his
proper vouchers, was sent to Chimborsza Hospital;
RObt Waller, soldier charged with theft, was sent
in by the city police; Henry Hahn, 10Th Virginia
artillery deeerter; Peter Fullerton, Patrick Brick,
and Geo Wsrpkin, disloyal citizens of Prince Viii
liam county were sent from 0ordonsville By Maj
Boyle, the Provost Nsrshsl at that place.
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The Libby Prts0a.-This establishment has pass.
ed temporarily under charge Of Lieut. Virginius
Bossieux, Captain Turner Laving obtained leave
cf absence to visit Winchester for twenty days-
Hardly dozen Abolition soldiers have been car.
ried there within the past week-not more than
three up TO last night since the battles about Fred
ericksburg commenced. Last night several hun.
dred wers expected by the cars, and the City Bat
TALON after dress parade on the Capitol Square
paired to the depot to take any OF them in charge
who should arrive It was rumored that over LOCO
had been captured by cur forces.
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Cred:sable Contribrtson.-Ths ofics.s and en-.
pioyees Of the O. g. Armory In this city, yesterday
contributed S4i0 20 towards furnishing the desti-
tate soldiers OF sacksons corps with clothing and
shoes Major Dowaer, the Superintendent, headed
the List of subscribers with $50, whereupon Mr.
Adams, the Master Armoror, put down ACC thef $50.
The remainder was contributed in Slns varying
from fifty cents to tl0 according to the ability or
lberality Of the donors