Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-11-24


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FOE THE SPECTATOR.
c.,,n SroNrw,1r Rp,n.nv
Nv II 1893 (
NJ En,noD W. ,,v;sb - call yo,,r attention
end tbronrh the madam Of vonr well known "a.
nor tho aftant;o f ~ n,,b,;c 10 yuhot y
slider the shan,af, and dacraing cor,1sscs If two
c;tivans of Al gnsto uho Ia+eIr 7a;d u;s;+ -
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u Was tb w. Mo
persons, before they left home, pretended, to all
concerned, that they would take pleasure in at.
to ang Of any thing
wished to send them, without charging any price
for their trouble Under this impression, . great
many packages were entrusted 70 their care
soldiers the most exhorbitant prices for bringing
down things, which, it can be proved were haul.
ed At low rate Of charge to stanton and on
IN some thew - more
the value of the package or box consigned to
their care. The reason we do not mention the
the FACT 9
well known in the regiment, and We also wish to
give them warning which may teach them bet
ahe nng to
If there is one act Of meanness greater than an.
other, surely it is that low hypocrisy, which.
the gase Ct kindness to our brave and sui
sehemng spectators s and extortioners. oA'''
Hoping sir that you will give this article a
speedy insertion in your paper, and believing
view Of the case as ourselves we remain s Mpb
/ high respect. Yours Respectfully,
MANY SOLDIERS of 9th Va. Regt
T,rr p1,,,r s.,,,7n We uoro ovoaod
;nrlr nra+;f;od With tho sn;r;t of nAtr;o+
;s9 80 : bona hu o,,r na;ab hprs of sausta
oonntv On Ey;dav and Satnrd ~ lsst :
The Whole eoantv saamad 10 h
n,anad NV . s+orn raso,va - a;ua 4b ~
en ae who was then axnee3ad the
best reception possible. We were sat
listed, from what we saw, that Averill
would have had "a hard road to travel
had he turned his face towards Staun-
ton. There were ten companies, ma
king fine regiment OF 500 or 900 men in
the field ready to show the invader
+ that the Augusta Raid Guards were
ready for such an emergency as then
seemed likely to occur. Ihls form,da-
~ aa'u e $1,000 - ~ .1, ma,.1r - ~ -:
pose1 - "a 49, sn,,at o .onf o, 49, III
1sne - ~ f.a.s 1n;1;tosS sarn;aa W. W.
ap ZIP. o., ,.e 49, ~
MY W. -. - 49, ap,a,o = oa sasn
9D.a a.'ols 4 I - ~ s, 49, +ho;n sa;
WI ~ p1.s -, - ~ ~ aorasal sn.
~ Meie plo,aseu y co. a. aoso'al ~ ou E
G = miio naso .1l' .n0 cosl.' -
nocfiig = ~ les.uI VIZ our nelsll.
nors ~ s h raas &c., .is T mne eaaaisa
Ilected to lead this regiment of citizen
soldiers are Hon. Jnos B. Baldwin. Col.
Cen Kenton Harner. IT, Colonel. and
Cant Antrim. Major. Rock. Renste9.
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LIBERAL.-At an unlleo lneeung, OF
the LIST ana "a ifespyterlan Cnurcnes
= ~ 2oe 49,
Contributes loI lily Pcicnas0' u oiioea
and socks Tor the DafeIO0teu SOlulerS OF
IGennral Lees array. The offering has
49,. -,laaoa =, 4bo Lands ofMr VI p
p1on pie,oe ~ - . = IL - O.
MunIOrd, chairman OF TIE hrlly Conl-
/ mittee of the I Dung Mems Christian
| A suaoiat;on
/ AAs'oo
from MeTaeo. Xlcan uates 70 the ISL
Estate that the French army, now under
I+ho command of Con Razain had haan
~ :. -. 5:.s::S.ss o., NJ.
|ulVlueu lulo Three eilNiSiOiiS, JeH. nIla-
lmOn assuming command OF the third,
(which consists principally of Nexicans
a roa,,+;1,,, = so;d - "a +oLo, ~. !.
i A@Ieceptl s 70 eaiu ~ Id 70 Innen place
on the 10th uit. at the palace OF AlmOnte,
4 at which a letter was shown from Nav.
mlIIaIl, IL NHicn he accepts the throne
lsaylng nothing about conditions.
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Il Butler, the Beast, has Issued an order