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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-30

TooAL,-The mild weather still continues.
The funeral OF Cal t. Lawton, Of Georgia, was
attended yesterday, by large concourse OF
citizens of beth sexes Rev. Mr.. Biting IN
the course of his remarks over the body, spoke
Of the kind manner in which Capt. L. had been
treated while at the =. S. hospital IN this
place.-NIr. B. 7. Gambrill, machinlst, tor
ner]y Of this place, in the employ Of the .. q
A. railroad company, died recently at Lynch
hurg. ya.-There is a great deal CT sickness,
and with it some smallpox, among the con
trabands' in this place. some foulteen or H.
teen Of them were buried IN one day last week.
In Baltimore, yesterday, VIM. Mchenny,
charged with stealing gold watch from John
3. Clancy, of Alexandria, Va, had hearing
before Justice Showacre and was released tor
want Of evidence to sustain the charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-30
LATER FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, Dec. 27.-Via Port Hood,
Dec. 80 The steamer Etna, from Liverpool
on the 18th, via Queenstown on the 18th,
has arrived.
The steamer Persia arrived at Liverpool,
on the 18th, with her machinery disabled
The Asia would take her place on the Goth
The Presidents message was eagerly can
vassed but had no effect, aud otalth was man
Tested in his emancipation scheme.
The London Herald:s City Article says that
President Lincoln message was regarded on
the stock Exchange as pacific In character
and led to predictions that hosti}ities between
the North and the South would speedily be
brought to an end.
|. The Presidents illusions to foreign affairs
are variously construed. The London lines
saws It is sufficient that Mr. Lincoln express
Is respect for the rights Of neutrals and
readiness to establish neutral conventions to
adjust complaints. Words OF offence are left
% the Secretary Of the Navy: ani experience
has shown how iirtle they need be needed
when We look towards the South.
The Times adds that the message is less
threat OF ex;ernina, on than a BIZ Tor peace.
Tn another article the Times says that the
emancipation scheme Of Mr. -l,lnc9!n IS Ia
bored Substitute for his el.lct OF September:
and The dream Of vely weak man.
The London Herald finds the message OF the
President made up Of pla:ltudes absurdltles
and inconsistencies Il adds: ". Lincoln
ouyht to know that if the Confedelates were
not allowed bc]Ii4 erent rights: tile blockade Of
the Southern 20 : and The search OF BRUSH
si1;'1s could not be tOieraS ID.
The I.onltt Daily News says that Mr., Lln-
coin enancipa ion scheme does his humanity
credit, but it has no ttl,ll IL It, beileves that
he liberia ION Of t1e slaves can only be accom-
pjiehcl ~ VaE.
The United State: s}ooD-of. war Tuscarora
hal overnauled the steamer Ihlslie when
leaving MADEIRA Cor Nassau he bY1tlsh war
steamer Leopard irlcd 70 stop toe Inlste 20
see what the j'uscaiova had done: but the Ibis
lie would not stop.
The lu.;carora 5 officers represented that they
hat, not taken the Thistle. 9l1C 1t was consider
ed STANCE that she ran away from the British
vessel. The 1'y.cca: ora Left Madeira on The
l2 Il OF November to return ii lew days
1he London Globe defends the British gov
ernnLnt against blame in the Alabama auair,
any. says the Federal agents couic: NOT get ev-
ittence sufficient against her, and the govern
ment could noj possibly interfere, The lines
has an editorial TO The same effect.
It is reported that ShdelI las had another
audience with Napoleon, aud that Drouyn LIE
l. Hugs and persigDy favor the South.
England offers, with the consent OF tie
great powers, to cede the ionian Isles to
Greece.
Prince Ferdinand: Of Portugal declines the
candidature for the Nleek throne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-30

Gz@s=The Board of Directors Of the AIexan"
dria Orphan Asylum and Female Free School,
BEG leave to acknowledge the receipt OF do
nation Of $3.50 from Adams 4 Co.'S Express
Company, for which they return their sincere
thanks to the company, and to Mr. VIM. W..
DUNCAN, Of this city, through whose hands
the donation was 50 politely and kindly trans
mitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-30
ATTACK ON BTRNSTDE'S REAR.
~ : WASHINGTON, Dec. zo.

ii
ent;relv around Burnside's army yesterday
having Dumfres in their possession III 'n5
morning. A body Of troops under oolohei
Candy, wh9, it IS charged, had no plckets oo''
were SURPRISED in the night, and suffered cap
ture to an extent difficult to fix; rumor enume-
rates the Federal loss sliding from I,6oO
down to %. The 18th Pennsylvania cavalry
was roughly handled and Vlthdre" in colsl"ei-
able haste. .1,;s
Arms were first placed in the hands OF TINS
regiment only one week ago. fifteen Nasolsii
containing the regimental properly; are sal"
certainly to be lost. It is debated whether we
also lost the whole Of four gun battery; or on
" the half of it. Last night these s"ltt-rolng
maTa17dors were, ia possession of Occoquan:
The wires between us here and burnsloe )
command they cut, Of course.
A teleeraphic despatch from the operator at
Rnrks Station. this evening, states that the
Conftderates were Nit} il three miles OF 1t ana
squirting. The movement CT troops from h@le
t. the sense of this enterpr'se has been prompt
and fnrcibIe. both Of cavalry and infantry But
Stuarts successes in these affairs have never
been partial. This raid serves anew to justify
the criticism which the best soldiers have ever
made upon the policy which bea!:s up the
e'solai o. e tD"A 10 eIued 70 the many
co,, ,nar, = II onr manv commanders.
Since writing this: we hear that Stuart and
comrades we're early th's morning N''llln t S,n
nL'eS u III1 nyon ' - Dnmfr;es also that
a. Occoonan thev fell on a detachment of the
I'd PENNSYLVANIA cavalry, a fight ensuod, un-
equal on our side, in which the I'd had twenty
men kI1eo anu t tho ,eot We w. ,nona the
killed The whole detachment not killed or
dl: "a was cap'u'S'>' O''' o '"' ~
IEsoohe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-30

the donation was so politely and kindly trans
mitted
The National Intelligent says: IN 0 more
lountios will be given after January lst, 1868,
10 parties existing in any Of the district regl-
ments, It has been found that but few resi-
dents of the District availed themselves OF the
bountv. but most OF the enlistnents were by
nart;cs from abroad, who in many instances
were descrtor. from other regiments Other
parties enlisted merely for the purpose OF Oh
tanning the bounty, and then deserted and
,,laved the same game elsewhere
The news Of the capture Of the Ariel IN Pa
mama and San Francisco created great excite
ment. There was a general cutlery against the
Government in general aud the Secretary Of the
Navy in particular, for not having afforded the
California vessels such protection as their i'm
portance and the interests Of the Pacific and
Atlantic States demanded.
The Foreign news is IN another coiumn.-
Cotton bad advanced, but closed dull. Bread
stuffs little frnler
Four or FIVE Confederate cavaIrymen, recent
" taken prisoners, were brought to town to-
day, and sent up to Washington.
--~s=ss.----
On Saturday last COL Rucker, chief guar
termaster at Washington, awarded contracts
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The New York Times special correspondent
te'egraphs the following, dated headquarters
Sigel's Corps; Dec. %: 4 party of Confed-
crate cavalry, 25O0 strong with six pieces Of
artillery: under command Of Fitzhugh Lee,
attacked our forces, under command of COL
Candy: at Dumtiies, yesterday ?, H. After
brisk fight Of some three hours the enemy
was repulsed, and retreated towards Warrcnton
Juction: our cavalry in pursuit. Our loss was
three killed and nine woundcd-the enemy 5
loss not ascertained. We have some prison
ers. 4 body of cavalry were sent out from
point to intercept them. but We're unsuccess.
tul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-30

WHAT IS 1r?-A submarine battery bearing
this name was launched at New Y ork on Sat
urday morning The following description OF
it was given by the Commercial Advertiser;
1.-THE appearance Of the battcryls novel ior
an armed vessel 1t resembles large dry
goods case, with an addition on one side, IN
which the port hole, through which the gun
protrudes is situated; the gun; however, Will
be covered by sort Of porch, the use and
regulation of which it would not be proper
to print Egress aud ing1ess are obtained
through the top with ladder. When af1oat
it is presumed that there will be sort OF per-
manent convenience for getting in aud out
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-21
5000 WARD.

ID UNAw AK or WAS dei.oy-a Of by .ofue pcfsafl
II the tist October last n, negro T6ffaa 'sarH
cy: abouf 20 years oil. ,fpef ~ T. saafe tisla
about feet INCHES kg3 or ai,re weis'ss 50 y
60 pounds. r,lhai smooth lace. shows azoosi ~ II
the whites OF ker eyes. In adIrk a.l iLfk 0h ef
right wrist about as large - ceaA piece Hiavt
good reason to believe she has f,r-si pas. prlpk
free pass. Any pefS1n aepT-ieu.iiit.s sid r.
whether with pass " ihoAf or IA rilafg. 1feE
the lrotectiln Of any ptr<ln J.. Hiie Or iefrfes IL
alone. and lsliverher 10 M IA Columbus tsel3sii
confne her IA Ja ; ith4 can g-t her Eqit
receive the above reward. Mandy Sa raised III IA Il
1Sz4llsssee and h y lived in GFreaVi.i EHS3iilk
Cleveland ( i-iiananea. md iaiinr Her nliltlli
(Delila Rsstead wefnau and her brsihfi hok +
live ia Cleveland r Tennessee ari She my hl 5a
her way there. Ia addrlt.H it the abase fe~aIh Il
will pay tity dol iir eAce Sgliigeof Itsitk
any person ct hafblriag her. black white. AnlF
informal IN concerning her ID tie IaSt four TreA-
will DC iItel4liy r.1iTed Aud nj i1r~fipns asked
Address NY BaRpESl
Der.-l2.3w CoiDuin- ~
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
cLkvElsaSp TENN.
Rev. J. \. nrrc.sl,as. ". prl.,eipol.


ssst sessi0 q t' ln.,s w ssf'snf, R
the direction aid prsiesSprshpu the lscT Mi iFl-
shsS. Hho h15 s-l charsA x. :, tss ts aEist ltsll
rVsv,ttlg. 1l.ll
Iae Ini~iers II N iSln, tbls kElfireHlfu1 ii lt
Feast e-pteFA.Y afiN,lf In ad ttfzefs nip f1tl.
daughters Il, educate. srd t.fin ;ftbs. d 4ltt tb1i
Nf. BRADSHAW las had casee of IL, ' Fl II JIfIe
last ten iesatbs dHing wlflfs tile n- ils stsArte
ampie II al 5fsy n;isg-i 81 S..lst ski f4Iile
I7a.tees trb,a, is p4.i-4 lIherf pstsl sis Il l
ter time rneu=tu educate Then 90 l4stitIs
a. plenty -eg%rNt a ttitici rfist~4 4faf
lao rrsst-, and .4is liti ~ .fs- isais l. fbe 4E4
that il Vas eeerA Atns,sfA> At l,fsl nlsHlsir
hat rxcuAe 1an there - oeftrF ilsns iY5ln llff
lrcis 70 educate III aaarhieff Neae -failss ie'F
IA Csye ailda d. aiiy ; ally Nr sas llisi II
With sxdeiIel.t if-rTei'i r. afl - stf'1sltsfrt
II Assistants in-tipct asl Mil fil. fif7fln flt
;heir patrotagel Lei dr ana slt rt felF iisilulI a
To the wheel aud hud up -as d >eiyo,sr IS II IL ri
I >sealsble he'eiif = ~ %sE anohof = e.ll llfsrEi
Ne have Il ba ding aud ~ h3ye Tie Fa5 AIRS Il d
balance dest svss nno ine peilT Ne hope ikeXEaiN
nobly perioisa ; ,ir intr- Fl
Tire Trustees a. lnss II 10 the iizens faf Tho
ratronags bestowed IA. Nj braGsAR heitfel-'I9i
aud are gia 10 know that audsf MS aqEih hiFs3t III
he Institution has not st aIsy 81 the eev't II pn
-atfan u su4t ,ued Ia the bsiter fS cf t lialb
l,r i
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llrt 81 nlrtl.
t'tt'- t--'-'' 1ii -,'-i erfrlc IS q ca4-
ar ..ittl. - ht-ilA i-ia s1- 1h-.aa.-
r. & t|-i-l-l--lli - t.'e rlfi.I>- te tIra-
Il - irr tir1 --e'-. aud .l-'lli1L = -
n.er 81 NE C,il.r ,Itra-e rIak-1 III. -.
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his ,.IrI.ti.f --l.l-l ,I,l.i..,,.-F 2, ~ g.
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To the Farmers of East TennessIe.

s5 pesS ss.a al the sris.s . % All !. pa
Hogs resse+ and Corn.
have Ueen assigned 10 th4 purchase af hn% :
beeyes corn 8e.. in East TenHsSee. aud wilt sppein
sufficient number OF agents ~ asS-r NE. Ins d. nI
their territory, and wall in due tine is,ts4 tA i
aames.
have determined 10 make pfi'es enifotfn anl
-iberas aud hopelevrry hog i East Te-.sse 4.sik
Ole for pork will be isttene9.
Ny ofice. ipf the present. IS stiania. Ca viii r
move 10 kiie xvile soet. eiiefs addies-ei il T 4
either point wilpie atte9ded toi FL
Sep3ltf Major asld q. $. s-.ss. a. /
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FARM FOR RENr.

HAYES farm 10 rent. osr'tlsirg Finfty fKIs
acres clrnred lard. Dwelling hOis-e y tti fIi
rooms kitchen. egro cabin gin house and scsi "
with 0iher putbyiIding-. Ite lilee lies IN lflffs
county Georgia the Etosail river. Mi ils III
Kingston. Any person wanting 10 rent ssiel n hlt
would do well 20 call ups J 81 fed,i. tl.aftlihis-4
1enn.. or J Yarb0roe Q j. nt-tr the liitce.@
dee 10 =. !. II IDIfI1.l
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DisrA1cHrs rcR THE Dkrrr kEsErl
FROM NORTu cAtoIIyA

GoLDssoRo. Dec. l9.-Ths aholi lions is are
entanred aI,ont two miles l,tiow Whine Hall.
Il is Iereried that they sar3 short of fobd AID
anssaniiiot. The slaaghiek asn5il, slse & ami
kee~ AZ White HAii. Tuesd3f. was het5r-l
h'nlrei pf their dead was jeff sisi, lIiei Oa
Thy Geld, aud a pst a l.u.sire.l yards 'lsds was
filled ~itl. their dead.
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fIIlE- lie hrlzT .ia ss.,rri - Ma
ils --tsr- ~ NJ r4-farr 1f ~ "a
'e-i'r- rei-. g--l xiy--irl- i1-1 la-l,-
- 20, 2 ti- r--tl4. F.rk 80. Tie 49,
.i i.ca--t> lq-l ana > - Ill-. :, r..ns
i-1trr-1e- A trsk ~Airr-l-h lf-l.''. f,,-
Int 1Aiia1t ff---ler bE--rd fa- -h-.-
il@lf1. trl-gi1g - fsriy prlsorcrE ~
Aol-iil94-s stre kllicd a1d nanr
rsrnded- Or iass 80 no1s--rIh-
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sTRAYFn al SrnIEa

IVRoN my hot-. on Tae-lAy last. ser,sl Phaa1'
idur 1eRrs old, Nhlt- h4i~ irafn the hut ri ~
faddle.4on zach side - ihc sk. und II
thfof; near his lieazt small white spot fs al
t the 1.se 4 ti,eri sr vlli IT, Iaid Tor 4 y
P5ney and SIS 90 for tie ilref, il ssioien-
JAMES +. siEAeF5I1il
Chattanooga sec. II W. Il
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iie hniiefiSlrd nnFfi ssft iatc tt> Ives tneaft
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iiesi lea t Athn.fssE II tarshars Dll,l;l. a4i aff
4r ditils 81 ltls 500 iil .a a;d lfl -i-slb.atil
III I35H Htih hlffFf. f-iSpek.
lE II Z elaeilii Of BsesFak r Partis'f vi. 5rsia
H;rsl Wi f=latIH1s - tih ald -tat sfi~isazs
Il E'alcl ls@ 10 ok 4 RIsisfI.
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SUNDAY, DECEM MBER p. 1862.

being ordered TO his support. dras. the enc
inyl lacS from the point oi weeds he had seiz-
ed, and pursued iiu j, the plain. until .srrcsf
ea Iby his artillery The right 6f the enemy :
Column extending bey4,,l tii-s fron, ,lfi,f,,,st
tered the r'gstof General Iieod.of I.oiig<free rs
corps. The elienv took possession t5f n small
eoflSe - front Of Hood bnf.,setel quickly dis.
+, sessed ard epnlsel with loss.
During The attac.s OF our right the esemy
was efoSsi Z troops or4r hfs bfiires ~ Fred
eficksbngg and sns-sng ;iscin in frdnt OF
LeFgsirqei's Inc 81 lh after his repuase Oh
ouf right ne epmaienc'i = series of stiafts on
oei ieit win view % obtaiiilits possess ION
Of he heights iulnled aieiy srtfIookifk fh<
town these refeeicd attacks were rebulsesl
"a E'ila.it style ly tis Was!iii-toh Arliler,
v1ie- sl,.s'.cil " alton, and a Horton uf Mo
Law division, which Occupied these heights
lie ssFi assault Was rratlc as-e- dark wheti
Lelonei Aiexaa der's Ca ltaoa lind relics ed III.
Washington Artnlerv. whose lmniraiiisn IA
BEEN exhausiel.) aad ended The contest for
tie day! The cieiny Vas Supported IN his
atthcks ly the FIRE - Strong bllilesles Jf atf.i
iefs on The river. a. wei - ~ lss nufherouz
hs4yx q AifnrssIs oi,- - SAT- r s-lsls
pnr Is during Ind oprrat as. siiste tic
fndvcneits oa the entolg bess,i. amb ,nfs +.
a5s II c'thieer ks.lreh kiiieh .al1 wpfnde1
AlA5us iAe isfner reject tolfcrtist tiie irast
81 fte f4friptk scliiariani Stt,t-Sinznl s.ri-a
aisE CsherlI Thci2asIR r. cl,Jb. slso ir,
upon oar lelt,and anl iig ilse latter that brave
s.sfiier and Accomplished gdsiiyInall l,iiga
dlcr G-i'ef1i hlxcy GfcES. v'.0 VS. ftg, -
rionsly ani Il IS ie.srd nolfallf, sounlei j O.
ring the attack OF our FigAt.
The els-n yif fo-.isy q Is bce.l apbarei.tiy e.
sased ~ ''afs- ior las Noillriii I <nl iryiIi-
biz dead His tiooFf are fslh'c ~ ilien
lrst position iiIiins 81 Ls'iiz isii w.tl i.e *
cei.iiun of sdins ,-cs3lr4rl' l+liLni.riihz afs.
trif., befwcen s.,iiaiea-fs. "a. has MOI ar
lerptel ~ renew tile aflalk aisdu, rs,
iinaffc sisi h.ix iris lness lnles takcs 1ari,.
ll.e ns;sein.~f bit Ii is.l extent u IS io-s
IS rnSIs Nti-
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DTSTISATIoS - THE paEifn-Sri--A .,orre--
pou'irnt writes ns from 1ienf-ciflery' ti.-f
{ Presiden' DiviS - on h way d. Jai'.s
Mississippi an ii j. sad iif he viii assu,.ii
eosaseali % lie army ID ilist Dci-i-iin .,.r II
lsasfifSlsa uai.e. The --e1iis- c.I;if o.s t's.t
Nails ia illat l,arim-uf 90 7t-o7i'lt 81 want c
roa6iience iifk,tn- Prmierftii
+ Ne hope th.s>is fIee Tie Army n tie
Nesf f--oss nf Tie AsSsi in f'is -uoili-- srf
f'.res is-rio< -cl hclfslie 1lfnns- ,ietnD-aiizet B
f.-s- fnif, 80 Eeifrr-isls- Disaster afief
isa>rcr has nis sei tieif lii'ors' flris far ailt
ri.ey see noti11S brighter ~ ihtil in TIE ~
trse- 70 itnr ~ i..-y aFe cIilliasil.i As rie3
fre- S-xe iiiern <opl lcafi-fs IleH Ia ,si-nrt
tiir.- hare 'coil '.iice-.iil they wilt esoa "a
Alss lrSiPpI and fenuf.sst n rl,r liss ;nr41--
I.e f.receace - Cen Blsit XII d. a ~
ns.t.ae Il s,.l IN r..:si,.c slsir lrohhin< -Tsft
Is AS f'errlppi1- The friit cars1s' ol fiseif
ffori.e---.S.r Reprs. Deiil7
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WH9 WANTS lA sU85TIrI5THl

la ny. nud fe$lfira a ss54tit:Alssh9 i wslinalt
~ pay flI4nliy can ind ,te ahb.wL npyeF a. Sls
ihci te sse cEf~ssip' ~; sy tHisyihg l,sS 81 Nkt
tihi setll IL Z ssis.,. ..iss 5.l...4 N = 1T
itiefl u 81 S. asi1 fHlnif- AlfX fsiet. II
"A ExhHl lki Af,lfss stere, by -Isi y n 85ets
II @t..iref llanti j. RI 4 It's
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tti--LttiuN ne fiat,-ltef atteoiie- ~ i-flr
keeS AZ White Il4ti. Tuesdaf was hea5y-4
h'nlred nf their dead was Jeff sisl, l-ieri On
si,s Geld, aud a p.t a l.u..ifel yards is9s wal
filled u IL. their dead.
Special Telegraph 70 the NA-lv7ls Uaian.
NAsHISGroS. Dec 23-Ls-3 Sisel's aisancl
has atiaeSed The riaeis- 4 Esh. elsaed. tht
recalls which Is unknown
~ main bed5 - frfnsiles furcSs srt
os'si the river doui.ie li5l.s of earil rsrkt
hc4ipd fredeFickshurg cois fhc Unio3
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TERMS OF TUITION.

y
Ia the t'TsiEenti ffs aIia.eat iii.. ~ ,Si VI i
h ul-le-.s 81 tfe - :iiaiy Iilift>: Hla
Tie fnl. fsaNfssiit fi--sale ip sire lid ~
bys the miadle-oi = term f
Board rad lsr hsi :. 'eA tini- : Ard AZ (. lean
,snt boarding y, lssS@sfi ilsitiosS .af ynsls aif
The price y lsiafd ineia5ifS ishs sijd t'eS fpt n
sxcted 81 81 ;~r vves- g. ~ - RkFl II 4
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YoLuNE [.
Penn q subacriptioa.

-
D1tLr REBgI per year 81 . 90
- Xix Months ...... IS Eh0-
Tkfee Asfsths..s-4.....---... 3I00
CEe Month -..-....-..-..i.. - 90
a8- The CASH Eliist acrambany all orders for the
snaper ShinpaSters = private persons viii recekTe
attention Thers.lse sue. sif had leltef
no be sent te ii~
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Rates cf Advertising.

One fqrare Of CxS LixEs ~ los one Insertion,
81 90 aud 50 cents fossasi sllse queut l1serilsu
Jess than month.
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III III. n iet-ftneii Bling 4sif1 ~ 1l.1usyeil KnHl
vi. .ifff- II Sale irsrflt t!ssE t1s-.. sllI cid
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lt irtl rf1 III tkla e3it nft T. ffstf = q o. NJ
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! an ehriy hour yhs,eray morning. lef9ge
the usual ril.aprs ilaali tin,e tc sh7;fe fhern
selves II tie strett dsrsi.rs. public curiosity
was 9rliiel by. tire Epl.pssiss dsspatch frbiai
5enelsa Lee:
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MIS- ELL 4 y D. Gus.
TEE CONFEDERATE lEg.

NE CAN AND WILL re IyDspaNbeHT
manufactured b5 f,.I.I. PrRSE-
No. 6 Whitaker ftrcef. savannah. Geo. sia.
WAFpAsrrD ss'-lissrF 5.aSssfsl l"l4 g
scoSFEDER tTE MUc1.AGE
BLACK Or cARNISk iEK
variotssiEed bottles. ard At mpderate p.iers
deco Im i