, 1863-12-29

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eara.n1 eaSu ~ ,ns VI ~ ~ ns soous, oq1nea
senein se,a pa1ne. Que containing Q large lot OF
ealio" ana ; ", anu deslroyeu quantity oi
STa!ln. SIl13 AAty were pnoteo y man named
- w. mo Is; mIs v!1teS a! uncer " LUIS poss
soon af1er and Went nrer r. ~ enn,,n ust M
encmv rsmn;nnJ Laro mi < o,o,oo1- y, aue
n;n@ Hna1;nr that F;t9b%,ob eA ~ ~ aatn Th ~
Irn were IN ,,I;rsn;t fier1ot nun ano LIDO h
six miles from town Tit T nieSI I Tbsy asbot shat
t1er had raora i,,a, tiov Icy ,is tsit s amp ~
:, ~, - Sn.ns,,,1 wv 41a 10y eoIn @ get alo1s
Caoi ~ 1 lucy eouiu not Gloss GIalg
eat,sea Ane t1e;" ene3 e, aueJ euaISeol lnslf
~ o,,c gv.nE IL sus ueson @ u f1acastc.
thnnsand a hEe t1sat lat t', .sy nag 1Wese
tousu s,u:1"5 n1n' uut .nas tueir loIce haa neen
t;na uuu ~. tuon soaS ~ anolner aiIec'
1ot 1on. ppintuns pnttes as Rlisoaes captntea was
~ Iapt a1t H., Ass,slame Vuad etfmas1er ol
tne loe1' oA1ns ee'S"nts "eht Oh "1tn
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THE YANKEE RAID.
From the Richmond Examiner, Dec. 1871
Ayeril1's raid in Southwestern Virsinia Is
likely to prove an interesting afIaiE' Onr
latest from him is, TINT he rEtreoted from
Salem on Thursday evening, but rcappeared
there yesterday morning under circumstances
that led to the belief that his route to KanaV-
la had been stopped by our forces. We
arc in possession of some facts relative to
thought advisable to publish Just now. Il
is believed that Ayerilf Will attempt to ret
to Dansille and nbcrate the Yankee prison-
ers confined there.
(Ftom the Richmond Examiner. Dec. al
II Averill il allowed to cscape. the cavalry
Of Virginia had better be reoryanized with.
out loss Of time. Our military authorities
hnd abundant notice Of this raid IN haze 1,er.
tested The most elaborate MANS Thev ve1c f,nc
informed by Gen. sam. Jones TINT 1yerili
WIS adyancing on I.eWishurrhs viii, ~ 5a.
sign, he thoprht, Of tappi9g the Vire1nfa
and Tennessee railroad. THIS was week
before he reached Salem, In the neichhor-
hood Of Which town be remained ssyesa1
days, We say nothing of the natural oh
ktac]es apninnf which three Thousand men
wou1d have to contend In makinr r,ii ri
three hundred mifes ffrnnr1, = n1ountoinona
and fl,tnjy settled oonnfrv II wonId ha in.
uossihle for tbcm to carrr their suhsisterce
with them, and it would appear equally i'm
possible for them to draw 1t from such .
country, Which, too, has been very chectua1-
y CLEANED BY Confederate Comlnissaries and
It is proper to mention, In this connection,
that It has, for several days, been known
here that body of Yankee cavalry, three
thousand strong, were advancing up the val
Icy toward Staunton, with design, it was
supposed, Of creating diversion which
AlsHL AoE41iAte aSeIA teC1lpt- "e uafE
no fears bnt thet this party will be well met
and taken care Of
During their stay at Salem, they destroyed
three carloads Of commfssary and a large
quantity Of euartermaster stores. including a
considerable amount OF leather and great
qaantity Of produce belonging to merchants
Of Lynchburgh, stored IN the depot, whicl,
was also destroyed.
Pitzer's large -four mill, cClanahan's store,
md three small buildings were burned, also
seyenty-fye Government wagons. Thomas
Chapman, citizen was killed; the prisoners
u me .an Hbela4tea, ahonS "hom were 1e"
1ankee prisoners.
q nnmosE oi Gluzens. anu some taEioushed
ana Mounaso sot4lelh "ete a5en P11sonels,
". loe ea1'zens aso naso III nanea @ te.a
Of negroes Ners eaIIeu W. y - sal9 tae
gnemss lerGe 4lu noL eAecGa A1tGsa 1a;e nunusso-
Reports o. thclf retufnlog 10 ealem afe con-
Alctihs. 49,. .....
TIE TRIAL or MRS. PATTERSON ALLAN.
The Richmond E,.01si,er of the 2lst deyotcs
two columns to report Of the proceedings
in tie examination Of Mrs. Patterson AIlu4.
charged with carrying on trcasonable cor.
rcs1oudence viii, persons at the North. The
hearing was before Commissioner Watson.
on tie 10th inst, The lady was brought into
Court promptly ut Ii O'Clock, As On pre.
yious DAYS, She was attended by her 11usb band,
Sic wore black alpaca dress, black merino
closely yelled during the whole examination.
The case caused great excitement at Rich
mond, aud Gen. v lnder, Mrs: HoEe and 9th
CT Nc1l-kno"n retcis arc Witnesses 1or the
!no aase Was aetnanaa - ,ha 5att 1a4'
mater Of interest. We anr1e5 tho fo1-
loving warrant Of arrest. issued by Gen.
Winder We also nnh1isf below. the letter
marked @sA y claimed hy The rebels to have
bccu addressed 10 Rev. Morgan Dix, OF New
York. ThicIl led to her arrcst:
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rons,,..o $500 $1,000 - ,se.,s. y. 49,, n,.. .,
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sohh1lT al,peAacu oe1olc tne uhue1atenSu -
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q me sa4o Gts, WY, 1e14g us +Int s"utn, g.
eatn upon Als oae4 lna1 ne pe!aese3 LILA. ~ y
papers fa9mn 10 mm' auEcu 19,s z, 1o,; anu n, y,
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enemies oi ihe eomedefa1e a.a.es, IN gsngg glsvng
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