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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
GENERAL MORGAN.

The Montgomery Daily -ider4issr pub
fishes the lie and military acht' scnei,is OF
tile renuwnei General JoLn IL Morgan,
now 4 prisc,,.er, with head shaved ard pie
!a,id garmen;i. in the p.nitentiasY Of Ohio.
.in extract irpm the ;srsicie ia question,
which We subjoin. re;apitu!atss ali the
gr.nG exp4iis of this Ssa: iior,l i'aladin A.
No u,au ot his day can accomplish more. if
so u,urh. and the sunr.ia. up shows an
arras of gl lriou, deeds that were never
surpassed ur nuia,er AID briliiaRcy. The
writer say:
Morgan carce. rna5 be sune'l up with
trl,ta. as loAiows: f.: b - fons..t sixty-
three battles. and i.as been successful ia
kt,y-srvcn; .ot.k SO O0;' prisoners. killed
20, ,0O9, anl destroyed S5D. .e09 OuJ worti,
Of property. and taken So. 800 sfsads OF
.ii,aa arns. and fifty pieces "f artillery.
~ G;jn har.s-s, a;ri ,ray.sird II. .e0J miles
iis, tiynres surpass alsii.ing in the
annals al history. anI h., has Cot had with
hie, ~ st:y ti.,re over > itiG r,,m for tAuty
RichnsnJ lisp a,ls, Dct 81
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

The correspondent oi the Chicago Jour
a1l iasiies oft the Confederate cavalry
Leaders in this style:
.'Ui Forrest. the men of S.raigh,'s raid
whose prisoners t:;cy were, have made
your rea!urs familiar. 4 strange ming
liug of small PORTIONS of Cliestcriiel.i and
Cangul., ol gcneroal;y and bca:i .cssIIsss,
seen 10 have gune 20 make him UP. We
have heard Of has giving noRsy 10 pcnHi-
less prisoners with one hand while he
.robbea ti.,n by the acts of bis suborJ-
mates, with the otlrr.
'.Of Wheeler and Wharton. possibly
.lheY may know less The former is
graduate VT West Point. and sD s,a#ll in
stature a. 10 have worn the narrr 70. Point
Wheeler, 4 sharp way OF in,InI.,ing that,
in ais cage, rny,:gal humanity had been
whitfield slcrsiicssi = dewu jus: mex. TO
no,Aing Quick OF d:lteiect, saab.e in
marncrs, frank. and winning of bearing,
he is a ;.aod leader in had cause. Wrar-
ton is II lswyer, ot Houston. Texas, and
led fae fained Tcxan Ranger before irca-
.',n grew rsa,,pars, riaay OF wh,,n sill be-
lOig 10 his cu.nnanG--brave dashing fel-
lows, large numorr of them graduates OF
S"fihers colleges. AND. as | am assured
~ al! officer " iIJsc ft,rimnc ii was ID be
their prisoner. kind aud c,'.:tcsu. to cap
tivcs. aId astuaiiy 1isc,tssing poetry.
geology. and tie classics sl.ie riding like
! .i'aGl U'Shantcr VIVA mischief before and
Mitchell Iehirni. s-
Il. is said, you know, and l think the
critic;.'n laas grain Of Justice. that Milton
s., !,un,aIi4 ID his head ccvil III the dis:,ol-
ic.i siste cau.icil ss to make us have a
...isw feeling ior him. aud 50 dign.;ied
h;m into a statesman, that Webster ar
Pitt might hay. 81. for tine picture. Take
the passage a.d try it, Now ali | have
10 say aboa. Forrsst, Wharton aud
Wheeler ~. shat they nuss belong to toe
hii,onian fraternity OF right gentinma;,ly
sort Of Sosits-,iont you t.sisk Sc z
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
THE TRIBUNE'S "CLOSE UP"

The Tribune calls aron ''.he freemea Of
our State about to deposit tile ballots
which ernboby their verdict en- tho poili;cal
Issues OF III. day. to cast a glaaes South
ward to baltimore AMI note the siglni;-
cauce aud the moral Of the spectacle there
presented" Most opportuue. We echo
,he suggestion of The Tribune, and can
| conceive no better arguacut to the Demo
cracy, io record thar verdict against the
dominant party than that gloomy spec
tacle" OF great city OF the Republic,
hound is, Iaurai chain. and helpless IN the
presence "f Federal bayouet.. We, too,
! cali up,n the treemea OF the state, to cas-;
| glance Southwark 10 Baltisore ai..i dwell
with a.! The intensity of their mental vision
upon the condition OF her citizens. and
| lreemen too, now stripped OF their liberties
aua rrstr4iaes FROM tie exercise OF the
privileges OF citizenship. by stsru and
arrogTant military despo;isu. There is
latent sarcasm liz ouf cosemporary's invita-
tci, 10 the voters of New York. tt cannot
serlous y mean TO p-raue the poer, dumb,
and passive Maryla as ali oujcsf Of poll
tical ocautitudc TO be envicd and e,nulated
by she Empire state. ltmesns more like,
sxuitin. in the sway of fana,icisn, to fore
shadow the cnslaveu,ent that Will succeed
IA Black Republican triumph, aud to taunt
our cilissHs pEena:Rrey with prcmoni-
ton OF their doom. We too point TO
Baltimore, not Us Al example, but as :.
warming.
The Tribune says: When the Union
lists o; tho slave States-those who never
were Republicans. br. voted in go for
Bell, Rrsckinridge or Doss!as-tsil yoa
that the Uuiou eau Only be saved by
emancipation. way should you hesitate Q"
The pe'.pis of Mary laad have not proclaim
ed III f.vor of eniancipaiion. Had their
popular seetiaaent the opportunity Of ex-
prcssion. it would deneunce ths policy
Maryland has no vote; she is under a lEili-
tary Dictatorship, aud her soil sxaras with
spies. iniprmcrs. and armed nen. Tae
assemblase whose hircling cheers respond
ct. TO Mr. Chase 5 declaration, that L uian
and Emancipation arc hsncefor,h oae aud
inscf cfs-abis." was composed of tho re-
taincrs Of the AdAais,rasisn-,he syco-
phan:s. the parasites, the plant clients of
the Federal power Por several years
preceding the fresidratial election, the
City of Baltimore was disgrsesd BY the
sscendency Of an organization of desperatr
men. The respectable comn,ulity. NTH
out reference to party distinction, made an
extraordinary effort. supported By the
Legislature ot ,he State, sad reteelacd the
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

f5a e
soAdition requires no comment; bnt, ii III.
| beg leave 70 remind you. she .zss heiar-
ing upea the brink Of Secession. lIer
Legislators h2d been arrested bat ALsrt
time before 10 prereAt them p.lssiug aaI OF
dinaEce far that purpose. ard at the sle<,-
tian referred 70 there vas Id oreataite1
Sercssion Party. nnier the suise of Pe.cr
Party. with nomitafed iclset ID evsTE
county. ard believed 10 ~ then acfkzat.f
. lEifh Ehe sI<segmsnxsisn ii ty
Uldsr taese circumstances, What xas the
order issued by General Dix? ai=~1
IL MAS ISSUED OIL the lst Noveu.b Der.
1868, and, referring to the authority vested
i'll i,S. ''gs arrest all persons in rebellion
against the United States" proceeded to
street the arres: of persons appearing a:
the polls, known to hare been recently in
Virginia bearing arn:s against the aEtaor-
liy AID forces of the Uuited States. agc
rno have returned to their former homes
with she view Of taking part in the elec-
tinn." AS also of ''other individuals,
lately residents of Maryland. who have been
engaged in similar acts Of hostility. or ac-
ticety engaged ID aiding AID sbett!ug taose
in arms.
The class OF persons to be arrested, it
will DC observed is much more dis,inci Iy
marked than by the ordcr OF General
cchencs. and there is consequently inuch
less margin for mistake or abuse ot author
ity. Not only 50, but the srdar DOES not
seem to have applied TO the proper resi-
dents vi the State, tut ealy to returning
Rebels; and so far frum being precisely
what General ScheHck. has nov directed, lt
not only contaigs no expression which eau
by any implication be tortured into a
menace Of the Ju:gc. Of Election, but pre-
serlbcs 10 oath Of allegiance og auy o;her
oath to bc taken by anT one.
t;Gi Iie ;,llusion ID you- Ekc5!lency's
letter ~ the fact adyertcd 10 in ui!uc, that
no military intervsn:i.ln or :es; cath was
ordered in either 81 ias late important e!ec-
iion. that hare taksn place in Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio. ! II your Excellency can
not, a. yna say, toutiiently rely even upon
loyal u.cn ''whpse election ,:,ay have de-
pended upon di.loyal Yates" aad therefore
cannot recognize the force OF ny suggest
ti.n that nearly all our csn,;idases arc
loyal, IL is difficult to See what'raiiance yeti
could have reposei in <uch q. ca.didale aa
SIR. Val!aulig!i.n, anl quite as jiihcat
for Us to understand why such - .!iscrim-
ination has been allowed against State
wiiosa eitizeus claim to be, il not as aumer-
ons. at lcas. as loysl, as those of any other.
| have the honor to t.e
Your obedfent servant,
A. w. BRADFORD.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
TIE NEW YORK PRESS ON TIE.
ELECTION.
From tie Ae.s York TriJsae

Let us, then. all agree in this as enc
point scttiau. The people May Or may not
approve arbitrary arrests: !: they may Or
may Iot approve tue general coudnci OF the
war for the Union; they aay aud R,4y not
bclieve that, III oracr tuat the UCioB ,i4ay
be truly ahd eolciIsiveiy restored, slavery
will have to Gic; and they ceriainiy y do hold
that the UaioalE.ust aud snail DC preserved, +,
even rheuga 10 this cud ii ohoald he neces-
sary to hurt the feelings OF traitors and
reDeis. Ihsy aunt iatend to creep il, at
the back .doo: Of the rebel Contederacy;
they don't iuean to COAX Or buy the return
of toe Nations prodig.l sons: out they do
mean that the trderai Republic tuuauei by
Washington ana his souipatsiots shah -;
uaheli, aud TIA; not stripe nos star shaii
be erased from It's banncr. Lct lis, thea,
consider tiiis point settled. and cast about
Tor the laesns of givipg .tcady and Certain
effect to she patilc viii. And II ANY y! ihe
States which are LOW uuuer tae-lailitary
power OF the reOeiiivn wish for peac:, Let
;nen be assured that it Can only, and at an J
moment be secured BY submisaion to tae
Constitutions, laws AM risuitui authorlties
OF our COMMON Country.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19


The New York l0arirr slss Et1ts lais
remarks - follows. su the suthorI,y ef ss
Uiilciniaati correspendent.i in scisrunos to
Gensral Rosresans views Of the Adnlnis-s
rratio,i aud lis poiisy: ISIS d.
Il PsfsssEs Nina arc ian intiniste terms witt
.G eurraa kusecrans. declare that he is great
.hy ai4tsfizgesi 4vseI shs sssF = Ishss u lse'l
Gccause liz CONSIDERS the Southern armies
iuvinciDlc, but Dyc4rs- he believes that the
secrded States eau never be brought back
by the rigorous puilcy which ,ae Gcyern-
ll-nt has adopttI. i!s has n-vGr taken
any part Ia the proceedings of An'iFew
Jo.susuu, the Military tiovernor Of len
scssee, who has suc;reacd i'll Converting TO
scc~s>lpn nj people VITO had my hopes Of
tAs CnlU:. iiiaiscif perfectly ,iisi.:eres;-
ca, hc looks with disgust upon the shame
tui traffic WHICH 10 going Oh uader the. mask
Of patriotism. w lien he looks around
him lie sces men mofeI by all sorts ot n,u-
tlycs, molc er less decent. except honor and
the love rt country. Some are fighting
from au.bil:vu, o.ue,'s from avarice; to the
latter iat coGqucst uf the country Hieaus
only pi.lag. aid etesp cotiou; the tor:uer
are js4l,u, OF thcir .uperioss aud their
equa.s. auI are dciish:ed with any reverse
mn:cn may uyertAkc them.
Profoundly honest and religious, Rose
crsns regarus these spec,acics wl;h bitter
aversion. His religions feelings have
grows upon him in proportiun 10 the ex-
c,aaes aud iusrisaes mi:.ch he is iupaicn,
10 prcve,.,; aliu iu mystical hopcs OF another
wo. III hc scvks reilci lrou the corruptious vi
The prese:.t. He no longer fights with any
.:dor. out simply from a scnse of dut,
cnnsidcring each victory useless waste ot
u.oui. lie i.ss no confidence in his Sue
ccss.s. considering that they are followed
by the smo"Y OF h.r4s Of prey. whose rspa-
city inaAes hopeless the paclaca,iun of the
country.
All these details come to me from per
, sou very dear to tesccrans. TO whom the
general .ro.u that he sd in thc de:sst vi
Chlckarna auga the finger Of God.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

efo1t. Der use the inen WHO Cheer so
lus.lly the Ahclitioa declama,iens Of Cab
met orators. and who are indicated by The
Tribune as she people of Baltimore, and
models for tls freemen of New York.
I.otthe chains fall from Marylaad. and
her disenthrsI lied people viii soon rcfute
the charge thai they approve the pernici-
Gus policy OF Ernancipa;ion. The Tri-
buHc's stiteme.t of facts illustrates the alb
SURETY OF its bgic. That is the city," it
says of Balti Ihere, which in 1860 gave
nineteen thousand and saxty-three votes for
the pre-slayesy candidates fpr. President,
anu only one thousand and eigaty-;hree for
Lincoln. while ,ae whole State gave Lin
coin cat two thousand and nIuety -tour r
votes to ninety thousand six hundred aud
eight for hl. three pro-slavery anita
gonists." And now tho Tribune ciaims
tiiat the State aud City indorsc the Abo!l-
tiou doctrine. il it not patent to the CON-
lnonest underst t.niiug that this exirao.di-
nary rcSulzion of sentiment is an inipossi-
b.liiy! Have The people of MarylaAi, in
the space of three years. passed tr"ri almost
una,lmity. ia = certain political direc; .on.
to an antipoucan sensiraent? TIE E5urcs
quoted, when taken in connection with any
emancipation tna)orlty tnat may occur,
prove that ar bi;rary power has silenoc'i
the popular v4ce, and shat the people o.
Maryland have lost their elective fran
chisc aud are either politically dumb OF
o,cdient to military dicsa;ion.-New lori;
Daay Ne.ss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
A FRANK ADMISSION.

Billy Ros. ~ d great ssu2s5sncc lectn-
rsf snd Ut Rashpille. lili5ois. was pr'sacls-
ing 70 the yonnsl OF bis fssorlss sieHie.-
lie said;
Nov, bsys.when I ask yds, ) question
gou must nslt bSs afraid TO speak rightaeas.
and answer ne. yyhssi gov lsok arunna
and see all these qua hcasss.s fsru,s. aa'i
ss;''s lIsll Ess 's's WI ~ 'ss = %
rot :"
"Yes, sir". shoused hana7ed voices.
We'll, wher- will sour fathers be IN
twenty years from now:
Dead :" shouted tae boys.
That's right. And who will OWE tho
property them
us bays"
Right. Naw tel me-dti you ever
in going along the streets. not"e the drun-
karis. louneing aroaad the sal""n doors
waiting for somebody to treat them =
Yes, sir! lots OF them" -
Well, where will they be in twenty years
from now
.'Deadw
"And who will BE- the drunkaris then =
"Es boys 1"
Billy was thunlcr'truck for ponent:
bu, recovering himself. endcaVoreu to tell
them how to escape such a fate.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

TIE Nav CoNaRsss.--Thc FIRST session
os the new Congress comDsaae.na s,hreo-
weeks from next Monday. The Senate
will have very large ropsb!ican maj"ri'y.
The House. according o'he latest accounts.
adding the Maryland mcn'hers just elected.
AMI couceding the e:.,ire Kentucky delcga-
ton to the opposition. will stand. Al
minis,vat:oa nemhers 81; opposition 81
A member is to - elected IN Delaware on
Tuesday usxt.-Loston Turet}er.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
4 .Far,ou CiryrLga.x's OrryIoy.-

4 "FaEScH GExrLEx.N's OPrSIoy.-
4 Paris correspondent. states taa: French
re n,lcman wac carc passenger in tho
China, has visitcd Chattanooga, Charles
ton and Ricatrond since the defeat OF
Eosecrans. The accounts he brings OK
n. general condition Of things in tho
South are exceedingly encouraging IN the
Rebel cause. He says Braggs army is
the largest anil finest body of men ia the
werlj," that Charleston rs imprsgnah!c,
and Richmond iubilan,." This gtn,le-
man. Count -. passed through New
York. and represents the people OF Goth
am IS utterly blind 20 eAsnsrceaplo
flc's." AMI s.ys that ''tAsy VIII b'!teva
nothing that is pot favorable 10 the unh0iy
work OF suhjugs,i.n,"
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

COOP Suoor1xs The color hearor Of
the Tenth Tennessee. Irish. having been
shot dowa in the battle Of Chickssaus1.
ebe .Colond ordered ore Of the priva'cs 10
take the c"lors. Pat. who was loading =.
the time. replied: by s.. Patrick. E"i-
oncl, there's 81 much g"'d shooting hr'e J
haven't . minutes time to waste fnoiimg
with that thing"
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
ey- 81 have .ixays been asto,;.hed

~"T have aiways been ast",i-hed, >
said Mrs. s,lai-h. ''a' the anxiety of young
ladies' fur beaux. hul never piiied q i,'n;In
more than when Miss Mruntfia,hers l"ft MY
school S,,eiug her gszin: towarr. th~ -.
asked her what she was io"king far:
THAT bean ale sad. 'shirt u 'old of
in Genesis. ss ',eirg set III the cloud. wish
he'd cone down
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
From tie Herald.
= 4 Last year the people promo

Last year the people pronounced
a agaiBsl that radical aboiltion policy which
would make the restoration OF the Uuio.
dependent upon the extinction OF oouthcri.
slavery. This year the peopl: have "a.
decisively pronounced against tho denoral-
izing coppcraaad faction, which woald par
ehase peace at the price OF degrading ana
rusuous submission to JEFF HaTis i ae
people, adhrrlng to .ae war for the Union,
nave rejected both these is,urbiug factions,
aud it Is the duty and the only sal. puiicy
of the President TO tolluw these un,..isi..Aa
bic manifestations OF pubic opinion.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

An Eastern cdiin. IS r. ponsiblc for Ito
following Illustrations efjuvsnile pi.ty:
Pray God bless father spd mother ard
Anna. by jirks I l..ns: tcrahtle qsicA 10
got into bed before Mary does
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

EH-"Oh. father - exclaimed delight
ed ynupgstsr. ''lve c:p,ered tnroagh H'i
diAi"n. partiIisn, suAss'rsciion. dis'rsc'i'.".
determination, Justification. hallaeinstion,
darna;ion, and sInputation
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

A Coax f.YG FOR GENERAL HooD.-'fhfs
Atlanta C09tsc'cidrn, says thai ns 70" "~
Genera! Houd WAS rrUrcGTcd corTai' r;~ri,
that por'on 81 l'is I'd brigade ~hcir s'i'I t"-
mains wits hinl Immediately raised h. s.:l'-
.cfipiior, S,i,lGo. i,f the purchase VI ~ c,g!<
le:, ior him.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

A wicked editor says that a, church SOM.
peorle soructiues clasp III 'ir hands ~ ci'esr-
ly il prayer time lhal tasy are ui.atlc +" get
than open wh,.n the contribution box
comes round.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
What are yo,, drunk ayaiu =

No nay ,:esr. h"t drunk. but u lifila sip
perry. The Fac, is, my dear. some senu''
drel has'becn rubbing niy b"nis ill they are
as smooth as a pane o! glass"
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

The trmtl,.ris isthe glass Ere backtt which
4 rasn "ft.a plu< when hi. soui j. 1n fire,
but ii increases ,l,c ,,1ura a,r4sion.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19

IL Prof IIslier. the well-hmowa yen-
;F.i4Y Us; =;.a naesp,naneer. diea ia HAMS
burg. Ia, CD sal.vy
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
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Eight lines or less constitute square
If the number Of insertions be not marked
On the advertisement, it will be publish
ed until forbid, and charged accordingly.
A liberal deduction made TO those who
advertise by the year.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
From. tie Times.

The enlightened law-respecting public
opinion OF the State that element oi socic-
~ which carries moral power with i,--has
declared itself against the Governor and tor
the pr.sidrn, with preponderancc that
ought 70 confouai every decent man among
the Governor adheren,s. 1t Is equivalent
to sohsan findiag that he stands apposei
to tho patriotic sentiments aud moral con-
victions af tac Cornsnoaxe ea.rh. ani he Ii
dcri.set in theday that tries mems souls.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
From. TIE Nt.os.

Nov. uaensof absolute power, yoa have
full sway. what blessing or what e'irse
have you in store for an enihrzliad p-o-
pie? Your wealth. dup!iaisy and p.'wef
have conquered tke North at the ballot
box. let Us see ii you have equal fortune
with tha armed Soath. Yoa are at The
acme of your political strength, though
NOT of Jour aspirations Next comes she
inevitable reaction. and With it the down
fail Of the dynasty you save raiscd upon
the ruins of constitutional liberty. Your
.r.sarpe,l suthority is at its xennn; herice-
forward yosr path Is ;hs downward grade,
ull;il you reach the verge Of tue poiiii-
esl prsctriee. and fopflc over into ial-
.l,oteucc ard obssurily. @el @
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I2D1l Gauow II. Drltd AIIle ttt8. Elfs, y cents
Poc.toes IS ~ Beans, $l.5O 100. West India su
Etrs, Is Peas, St,uo - Loo.
Onlous-,0 5000 Aplhes-32 % to2 per bhl
gLoCA- Extra, $50. Noutl, bAua $3.50. Super
r5rt $1,000
DIAM 4sD HAy.--Corn, 81 %. Oats so. nerdsgras'
seed $32D 30 per bushe ClOvtry3 TO IS pound
nay, $1,000 So, pee .on. Rye SOOl t10,JJ,
MIsCEiLANEorspry anu green hard wood 40 tt 800
Sh ngles, 81 30 to $50 Wooi 30 70. Bark
250pt-c ri. Nails 625 to so
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MURFnEEsBoRo, Tenn. April 3. 1t is ru-
mored that number Of bridges are heiog COZ
structed across the Tennessee above Florence TO
connect the reb3i armies of tennessee and MI
sissippi. Gen. R)secrans has approx d the SEN
teno9 of the des3rters IN WoDd's an p tImer =
divisions. Col. Lowe at Fort O1aeiSJn teIe
graphs that the enemy are approaching IN force.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04
The Present Price of The CycIoped ia,
FARM ~ RANDOLPH
FOR SALE AZ A BARGAIN!

NAID Fas a is situated three AMI halt miles We $
~ Randoph, on the n road through at 'r .iutr
Northted. The Fa IN con ails . acres Of good land
suita ~ divided INTO moving ii lag pas,u ing and
wood la d. About wrn'y ores are lit rlV lie over
flows, and the remainder Of The wing is in high state
of cultivation The farm IS excellent SOCK IA has
orchards aud sugar place. he house is % by 8
and the ell 20 by 30 teeta II finished, and built hut
q few ytarsapO Barp No. 50 by II TT with Ct llar
a. feet and sheds attaChe1 Barn No 2 is 81 by
40 feet with cellar de-, the Whot Iarn, she'd at
tached. Ga,uey. l6hy Z feet. There Is running water
both house an barns For fur h. pa cuIars il qure
the subscriber HENRY HUTCHINSON.
Randolph Jan 20, 1863. 4w3
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in Arkansas preparatory to entering Missouri


New YORK. April 3. A New Orleans letter
says st. Mary's tlail, q fine hotel, AMI all the
dwellings in Pensacola except Mallory and
Chsses were tn ned.
The 18Th Maine and % h Conn. regiments
were ltft there. On The departure OF the 2oth
Maine, the soldiers scented to thnh That the
entire evacuation OF the place to the enemy was
intended, and many swore they would burn the
place.
GA Thursday noon fires made their appear
ance. and for three day and nights the place
was filled With smoke and fl mes. The officers
tried to stop the work OF destruction, but 'hey
seemed to haye TO lrhu uce over the men
Even the m9n pl sced 10 quad the property SET
IL atle.
CD d, er. Commander of the POST, was al
most distracted AID gave orders 70 sd ot per
sons caught setting fires. hu' 10 one ex cuted
them F,uaIl, the bong roll WAS beat and the
men got III tie navy yard end COZ fined