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British officer, has been arrested in
Baltimore as All emixsary Of the
confederate Government. II is
said he wasaon his way TO Earopc
with important dispatches.
Burntideswas in Washington on
Wednesday, urging upon Lincoln
the importance Of allowing him to
'recross the Rappahahnoek. Lir-
coin refused to permit TIE Toyc-
ment. ~
Lincoln has issIed a pfoeiaaha-
ton declaring as fit and necessa-
ry war measure for suppressing
the rebellion, that all persons held
as slaves in designated States and
parts of States, are, and hencefor-
ward shall be free, He further de-
clares that such persons viii be re-
eeived into the armed service of
the United States. Upon this act,
sincerely believed to be an act of
justice, warranted by the Const;-
tuticn, upon military necessity, lie
1invokes considerable Judgment of
mankind, and the gracious favor of
Almighty God. rUa2 s .s.g.at...y
. Among the killed is Brig Gen,
Sill, Lieut.. Col. Careachil, Rosen,
;cranz' Chief of Stat; Gen. w. Elliot
and Col. Kelly ofthe goth Oslo;
fCols Skater, acting Brig. Gems
Col Farmer of the 18th Kentucky,
Col. Cotton Of the 9Th Keu lucky;
Col. Jeues Of the 57th Indiana;
Major Carpenter of the 10Th Reg
iulars; Major Rosengarten, Of Phil
;adelphia; Col. Carpenter Of. the
f18th Wisconsin, Lieut.. Col. Mckee
fof the 10th Wisconsin.
/ Among the wounded at the bat
I tie of Murfreesboro, is Bflgadiel
2Gen. Kirk, of Illinois, Gen. Wood,
of Indiana; Gen. FanCiine, Of Min.
: nesota; Maj. Gen. Rosseau, Of Ken
lucky; MajcrStemmer, Of the 10TH
: RegularsAnl hosts of other Off
& GERS, filing over two columns.
I The Federal loss in killed anc
! wounded is estimated at 80, 300.
I he reLel loss much heavier. 2
i We captu. ed seven hundred pris
oners. T.a -.
, According toa statement Of Gov
! Buckingham s-message to the Con
'inectlcut Legislature, the draft ha'
Z proved great failure in tina
: State-most Of. the men draftej
Il having deserted.
u The President, too, is repoite,
las having lately made the remark
!, that ''the army is less in number
! to-day, than when the last lev.
! was made for three bardred then
{sand men.'
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Tanning on SkGrcsi

I HAVE Ieas j BELLS es---.ezz.
x TAN YARD. & niles East If g., 1888
Fayeftelile, oil the hc.i!,f Sew -
arts Creek, nn,!- propose 10 tan l,,i"s en-
shares. Persons vish'rc 10 enter lotto >r.rh
an arrare. nert will eend thar Hides &, ITO
Yard, ar leave them at.W @ Piire', IL F.,,-
etteYi!le If left with Mr. Price. a. Leather
due Will =. sent to'the same Pic. My Lea
: tr shall be as g,od as al, bOl,'4 TEENS
as usual. The Leather III lie tanned 81 81,
shcrt L0tice as possible. to make q good ar.l-
Gle. ~ ~. GILlILAND.
!. Jan s. lSG3-3.s
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In Qu4nTEns Sru TEsx ErG-r J

lin QU4hTERs STH TEsY EFc-T
CsNr NEAR ;sHELRrv,LLE. Teun jan s lSe@i
sFEciA" ohDEFl 4 u fiieers aud pr
the 81. Tenn Heglp NJ. aliscIt v ilhorti rip
per Lnthorfv, are b. rehv ordered to RI 90. vt
H,ese Headquarters fo'thwiIa, or they " !. L,,
arrested ald red (ur Geserti u. THIS crler
wiil be S. rir,iy trf6rced
by onler: JOHN II. ANDERSON.
Lieut.. Col. Ccmds 6lh i eln Re.t
4. J. aiunrnY, 4 ,Adi-.
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JEFF TGoNrsoS.- This famous par
tisan fighter has turned up again.
die reported to Gen. Holmes the
other dag, that he had captured
seventy thousand dollars worth Of
Yankee piuuder, ard sent him q
large lot Of shoes for his soldiers.
He was ri the head of three thou.
sand men, and said to the General:
Il want to be let alone and have
go orders M6He Reyiste,, i27A
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SMALL MAN.-The local editor
of the Petersburg Ea7urSaannoun-
ces the Arrival in that city of Il
dwarf from Monroe county, North
Carolina, named William Hancock,
who weighs only fifty pounds, and
measures aboutthree feet in height.
Heis said to be a fine speaker, and
an excellent violinist. 3. II II -
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Aggregate
CAMP NEAR SHELBTyILLE, Tenn, I
& January s, 1858. J

N-'fA"h A''$AAS 3s<,<D3 \
January s, 1858.
Ar. ". 0. Wollace: ~ 3
SIR-IIerewith you have q list
of the killed, wounded, and miss
ing of the 9Th Reg't, Tenn. Vols,
commanded nov by the gallant
Lieut., Col. Joha IL. Andersen
Among the gallant dead is Eur-
besed Col. WV. &; MooRE. Hefefl'
while nobIy leading his men in a
most deadly chargc-having re-
ceived minnie. ball in the region
of his heart. Tie feared not dan
ger and was ever found in the
thickest Of the fight, encouraging
and leading Oh his men TO victory.
70 his men and officers he was ever
courteous and kind, and always
ready to favor them when possible,
and they deeply mourn his loss.
Capt. c. Shook and Sers't Major
W. Il. HOLMAN had endeared them
selves to the Reg't, and were good
officers aud gallant men, and. their
loss will be deeply felt, f.
tits impossible to mention the
many acts Of gallantry shown by
the different officers and privates
Of the Reg't, but the list CT casu-
altics will show that 5tiey felt they
were fighting for their homes and
frcsidcs and all that was dear to
them. We carried four hundred
and thirty-six guns into the fight.
and over two-thirds of that mum
Der were killed and wounded, be-
sides a great many others who re
ceived scratches and had thell
clothes riddled. No comments are
necessary to show that they dix
their whole duty, and no better as
isurance is necessary that they vii
ever be found at their post ready
to fight to the death the inyadin;
foe. 10 40 i-
! I cannot forbear to mention TIN
names Of the Misses SALLlE, MaT
TIE, and FANNIE LANDERs WIKI
were in Murfreesb6ro, and rem
dered valuable assistance in tn
hospital in waiting on the wound
ed, making bandages, and show
ing every kindness possible for tw'
or three days. Long may the.
live to enjoy the freedom for which
their brave sweethearts are con
tending, and may their sweetheart
be protected to to enjoy the swee
smiles Of those nice ladies Ill aftc
years. -E.,,.
| I m c,I,, tr1IIx-
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On the lst instant, General j.
Bankbead rMqgIpder attacked the
Federal gaaiRpp and feet at Calves
ton, Texas, captured the former,
and the warfa,enmer Harriet Lane
and twh barques aud q schooner
Of the latter
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DFatbs.
DIED.

In his place. "wednesday, 24h ult Of ty-
rhGd fever. Mr. JoHS MARTIN aged shost
10 year.--if But'ei 60. k. GOrg4n's Brig
ade, Breckiuriige's Bgta.ion.
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lam, sir, very respectfully,
Your obd't sery't,
S. L. III. DANCE,
Surgeon .6th Reg't Tenn. Vols,
Chattanooga Rebel please copy

------------t -<<Hs-S
Wendell Phillips. in late speech
at Boston, said, "18 months hence,
the West will desert the East, and
join her national ally, who holds
the mouth of the Mississippi"
Phillips intimates, that if Democ-
racy succeeds, there is an alliance
among 20 States, leaving New
England out. The speech Of Phil
lips is in the n. Y. Asrcury, which
says: 1--WE believe that this is
the last army the North viii ever
raise and put in the field in this
war, and that the dissolution of
the Union will be accomplished
In that event, the six New Eng
land States VIII find themselves
alone in their glory; and, we are
quite sSre, that no. Confederation
of States, Of which she is a part
can ever exist in peace and harrno-
ny and prosperity on this CONT
nent.
Ri An incident of Maior
General Frank Cheathaih, is rela-
ted among. other incidents of the
recent battle, which is character
istic' Of the man. RI A brigade, or
dered to the charge, did not re-
spond with that ahcrity Which the
General deemed properin an eIner-
gancy. Failing his horse up to-
the color bearer he seized the
staff of the battle flag of the Bril-
ei,de, and ,addresScd1the men,.
''fhe Tennessee boys are u mile
ahead OF you. Don't you hear.
their guns? Follow these colors
ori will have every man shot that
falters. You haveinsinuated that
we won't fight Look to it that
you don't yourselves deserve the
msilaathn- F6raodrd the Brigade!,I
Double quick, miarch?l--Chatat
siooga lledel. lsa. laI rra 3a2I
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sog

IN Fsveflsy.l,. " dats Ia, nigh
f0h Inst. a medium >izrd BRASS n6OI
KEY. The fil.i-r 81 rereivs nlhy thss
on leaving ia atths OBSERVER Office, as il
be of no SERVES 70 any ors ba. tbs oT
Dsc. 10. COY
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~ correspondent of the Knox
vile (Tenn.) Register says that
he met with a store at Fayetteville,
Tenn, and asked the proprietor,
"Wbat do you keep, sir keep
store sir, was the response
|'What else?'' "Nothipg, sir.
"W hat have you for sale?" ""Noth-
ing atall; | keep nothing bet store"
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EaEI1aE 0aI

& III s. l. sB IA. 90 - =
nl yh;nr Oh iva dacd4 uf trust
So executed to me 6vAuGrew J Eete,Ir.
: besriu4s1!a'e Frhru r. -. 1851 and recoIie,t
in the Regis er'S offire Of Lincoln couafy.
Tennessee, in Book Y. wt. o. .j.,f,;l-
day. is.e E.;i, day ei Summary.
1853 offer fur sale ia The bishesl bidder.
for cash. IA, The resid-rci. Of 'ha SAID .le,s
j. R-hegar n TRACT or Ay,S;
LAMP ia District No :, Lin & -
coin e,.un;y. i eHnessse. con sss,..iS1-..
-tairirg hundred and topntv-i,r a~T.s b.
i & IA. same ~ which sn'I Erreg1r now
Ives, buHndsd North by the laht> 90; john
F. Whitaker. Est t.y tho l.'n's &C " Il.
Rees South b4 tha !MjS OF Mead, and " esg
by tn lands Of J hn Whitaker. Also
TRACT OF LAM IN same di-tri-t, co.ta!g
ing 81 arre<, h"Hnded North by Ice I.ir.!S of
". H.Rtes. East by The Iaats q " II. H.'--
egaT. y Gth l., the lands ol sail " IL. l'aE-
e1aI, apt Wet :, The ..boye- > acres AI:",
RaCF-OF LkEp in y sirI~i W. Z stra1
County and State, cantai'irs il arrS. aHi
b'En4ed as follows North 70, the ia'ds IS
Atdr-w C4shi", East b, the Lands Of b. IL
min How ard ie' SJu d .. the lands 81 Ms
Sgor. deceased aud y ~ is the ir ~ 81
said CtshoE Al7r. a. C;.l '!dsd inner - ia
a4tOTISE AND lOT.in Mulberry village.
being DE sasur said Renesar aud Vim. Kura~
purchased Of II ID Iloots
"a a a%Coe
The following SLAVES: PA,Sy. AL 7a
ahohf 40 y,ars. Al, a,efab,a; !e.,l.: -
Isabella, aged abnui 3 ears. -
as ALEC,
Three .orrrl I!orses. one snr.ei Mare -
one black Stare ore bay H-rse ono l(C51-
Bnggy-and .I!arnrss. ono Four llcrsc ignu.
bperClock one yoke e oxen. fur z,r~--,..
head Of Cattle, 80 head of Hogs f
bead ef Sleep --<sa-=-ll---
And also. hp tie same day viii sill to
he7higbest bidder, Tor cash, ou the rr,rni--s.
n Mulberry village, the HOUSES AND
LOT in sad Mnlhrrrv village which foriuer-
" be qnged 10 @ " Ai,xuIer. and bound
. as follows: Moth h, the Turpl4f,. Rad.
-aas, l5y-Dr. Conn y.l Mrs Rrns>, south bv
he los ,selnng rg 10 Ms Ailjsy., AL ll d.
ioots. and West BY the leis Of T. y. Free
nan. containing about acres, aud VIM in
;ivi DISTRICT No 6.
The title to sail property is helievei to ~
on.'. but s4all only make such tile as Ii
rested in I'M. rs Tfustee ~ ,tf"re-Hi
Dec 2j;:l aG2 W. w kiMsS T'"s'"e.
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ounds

A POCKET BOOK ennrainiug Il
snm. of morey, which tbs owner can
have by calling ~ the uhaer,i-,n Il IN Ftv-
ettevlle, describing the lro2er.y aud Iay!ns
for thisal yeyiisenIeHr.
A. Dcc % RICHARD ALLEN.
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DS IeEs1ed 2

III ' = = 7 - u Vt L = % u Iti-
rany II. 4lst regiment TcuGessee, Yolun-
teers, deserted Hesr Cxferi Miss. while oli
the-march Fl IN Tip.ah Fur,l ia this plsc,
Dec L., 1867. lie is abnu, 6 feet high, iigns.
SANDY hair. red whiskers. blue eyos +r,l reI
com leeiian He SAYS he, is 81 year, at az.
Thirty dollars reward will be paid f,T his az
pr hepsI'n and delivery IA any ~ tr.nr
which i can get him. l,is rcsi !.,rce is il.
Marshal! county, hear New Hope Terr.
r,5 L.rs WtI l.. FuNVLLE.
CAPT. Company Il. 4l~t Rrz't TEN. VuI5.
Grenada. Miss. Dee Is, ls62 -(I,nlS)
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The Belgian Parliament has
voted that half a million Ct the
appropriation for the public works
lie applied to the relief of its die
tressed cotton operatives.
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Louis Uhland, enc Of The first Of
German poets, died ON the 18th of
November, at Tubingcn, The de-
ceased, some Of whose works have
gone through forty edit MS vas
above seyentyrfve years Of age.
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Gems. Forrest and Morgan have
fetarned-the former from Wess
Tennessee, the latter from kesz
lucky. Both expeditions weI8
successful.
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.AEAGANAC.

snV THuRsDAYi y AEuxEYr IL. 1861 4Da
Sun sun ss4--,--itn4 Sun ,e,s.;-.,,.4 So
--s-,o 49, FRIDAY, J9s. 16.
Sun rises......7 81 Sun SETS. IA 81
= E - SaTcRDaY. JAN II. 81 a345.-'
SIM rises ..-...7-l2 Sun seis. ~. -. 4 So
SUNDAY. JAN Is. ...tfa,
Sun rses,in-,fi5 / 1 Sun sets.,,...,4 IS
49, MoNDAY, JAZZ. 19.
San iises. .'..T 8 Sun sets. o
15iih1 TeElBAY JAN 2o.rm u pgH
Sun Uses. So. q i59 snp sets.to IS 4
g:aaqTo "WEDNESDAY. JAso2! efc.-, "a
Gun rises. ..s SO SUI ss.s. :....5 /,
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80 Maruagfs -
MARRIED.

!. In this place. Tue<iar. 81 inst, by f.s9..
II Marshall, Mr. jaws n. BrIe nr and Mi.S
4 NINA KERcnEyaL.
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An Old Acquaintance =

Oar cd friend, Surgeon J. ".
Gray, after being absent with our
troops for nearly Two years, has re-
turned to this place, having been
ordered here as Surgeon and Con-
script Inspector. He enjoys the
character Of being one among the
most skiIIful surgeons and patriot
ic men in the Southern army.
Eeferred- /. l5laa.s1.1. i..7
Several editorials prepared ior
this paper are necessarily deferred,
tomake room for the report of Dr.
Danes, Surgeon of the&Sth Tenn
Regiment. a3.i III --ar...
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1.-The British nand FereignaBiblet
Society havegoted $I5, Joe to TIE
Bible Society'ofrthe Confederate
States. q rel. 30. 3dt ID d5pqf OH
10 - . = 7t1cilli'55
bThef Central Bank Of Alabama
at Montgomery has declared
semiannual dividend of Jvper ct.
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In a'recent speech in New York,
Hon. James Brooks proposed as a
peace measure, a convention Of all
the States y New Jersey to qct as
Between Lincoln and the
seeded States. .D2il21gl a3ss
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=. o1tSly IFolAlded- y ------
Tho Hanaway,2dSst;C leg
] G Epps, lst do D leg
RI Fox, ID do do ankle
w Fl Simmons, do e shoulder
II c Buck, Sd do do bowels 10
GWHenderson,2 dCp,E shoulder
f r Quarles, do F shoulder
W j Mansell, Sd Cp,G thigh
J NJ Tinsley, lsSgt, II chest
Geo Foster, lstCp, l thloatirhp tr
II ] Gulley, 4thCp, | knee amputa
GA Farrar, 1stSgtK face
10 Kinds, lst CT? D arm and leg
. d .;..l,tsc ng,,l,orn,,sy,f U,o,,,,,Yed
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H0unaed. at."~
Name Rank. Co. Nature of Wind
JIG Chowning, Capt. B fsact thigh
VIM II Blake. q do. c arm,imp art
MSDollins, jr,2dLt,D neck 7f.,-
A N Bearden, Capt. E thigh frac.
] L Butler, sr, 2dLt, | legs nearknee
J d Dyre, jr, do | hips imp rect
VIM j Thrash, Capt. K arm tract
Mon-commissioned Officers Danger
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list Of Casualties Ct The Sih Rest
Tenn Vols, in The Battle Of
HurfreesborO, Oh Tie 51a day
of December, 1862.

Commissioned Officers Killed.
Name. Rank. Company.
NC Shook, Capt, d
VIM Saddler, do G.
Martin Kerby,2d 1t, \
Thos Blackwell, do 7 "a
A.G Denton, lst 1t, G
VIM L Moore, Colonel.
Non C3mmi:s@ioned Officers Killed.
II A Hale, 4th Sgt, D
j w Byers, lst do E
e b Little, do / 5.
W n Poston, Do G
J J Talley, do [
VIM II Holman, Act Sgt Major.
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The following SLAVES: PATSY. AL p,
ahnnt 40 v,ars. 81, aIeI'ab-Igsi ye.rs: -
Isabeila, aged abnui 3 + ears. -
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ROTp II ~ X ROPPJ
No. JOY, THRD sfREEr DAYTON. OHIO,
IIAYE made a formidable attack on High Prices
III and cut them OF enirey. n
Not'glthstapding the aepressed3 condition OF the
country, they are RECEIVING the largest STOCK Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, YEsTINGs
GENTS FukHlsHlNG GOODS,
Of the latest Styles, and Patterns.
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IIB Il&tptsr!es, sc.
BY the Way, Have You Heard
the NewsY
~ i1ih j.. A! MINIOK, ,l3a
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IL lected and OF the best quality


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Mrs. B. got one dollars worth of az hlces, ki,r
TEN GENT SUGAR, ar miNIck's
MRS Q got one dollars worth Of the choicest qus
IVY Soi ia HAl i40m11qYuD ode in 80.
ELEVEN CANT SUGAR. AT MINIoKs
hr' says that he Sot the best quality Of green
l.l. RIO COFFEE All ]. A, MINIoK's,
est OF ~ ~ W. NV .s''' WV W"
GREEN TEA Al j. <. MrSlcKs.
While every body csis gets some of that excellent
EXCELSIOR sYRUP. AT ]. "A. MfNicK.
Mr. says he purchased ahalf barrel OF
WHITE FisH AT d. RjMfNicK,s.
Decidedly the best he ever used ,,lHa lbs sn,,,,v
NO. MAcKEREL, AT J. A. MfsTcK,s
Both Tor si1e snd quality, cannot be esee in tb. O,
any other nlarket.I -I' 9''' u 'n'7 VI
He He invites Al g call at his establishment ami in
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT. aaI.Ji
POW IrH -nh OoFFEEb AND TEAS
5,a gs aaasL a..1l SUGAR OF ALL KINDS
And the largest and best variety OF Groser. In L.. ~
IN the CITY. HIS large establishment 4 Oh the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson Sts.
mhr2Sy sHff.f| ft. INAF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-02
@atcbes, Sc.
Watches and Clocks.
aa John REFVES

WouLDrespectfuIi infsrm hi. ola eusse,n.,. -, -,
w the pubic generally that amer Al als.,,s M ~,
inonths he has reiurnedto % D9gton and taken 1he t
niineriy occupied by JAmes ". Suops y"
Ne. Nss Thlrd street,
Two doors West Of the Post once ,shere ~, ~,
1eppy 20 eiSs All bts old cu.s0mSFs and q man, ps
WATCHES, CLOCKS. AND JEWEIRY rss., =
70 ths best manner aHd ca short noties ssi~afT
Wokh WAhkhkfkDii70n IaiT tIisl "A mi ~,
ask. FisAse cal aad examine EoIk. fshsS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-05
MAGNANIMoUs az

We publish by the request Of the
Editor of the Spectator, his comments
onthe Card of Col A. w. Hartman
but deem it due to our friend, who is
absent, to correct the impression like
j. to be made by the prefaratory re-
marks of the Editor. We had sup
posed [and others were like tisl that
the Editor had magLaninous]s inser-
tedsC Col. IFS card, as it was not marked
as advertisements usually are, but up-
on speaking Of 1t as nlagnanimous
act, we were Informed that it vas
charged for at the usual advertising.
rates. What exceeding magnanii11itv,
bounded only hv the sum of SO. 50 !!
We Frs 70 disposed under. the
CIRCUMSTANCES TO controyert further
with our neighbor, Bat were wesso IN.
clined, the contemplating style Of his
Last article in reply 10 rs wvnld pre-
vent oaT doing 50.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-06-05
Fun for the Cavalry.

Since the raid of Stoneman, when
he had 1t IN his power to do so much
and accomplished so little, the Yam
KEGS have concluded to mount a large
force toasWeep over the States of the
GonIeleracy and lay waste the most
fcrtileeountry on the globe. The in
tention exhibited in this is all that we
speak Of as reprehensible, not fearing
IN the least the accomplishment Of
their fell purposes. What a ridicu-
Ions Appearance must not this cavalry
force. With which the Yankees threat
On u, present they wifi be COM
posed 81 I'll tic nations Of the earth,
not cxcepting free persons Of A ffican
descent aud many kinds Of cques-
tslans+ Poor euffy will be perhaps the
best horseman among them but is
hacking tie back bone to face the nlu-
sic, Others there are who would face it
if they can only stick, that is if they
are only tied on. Why, when Stuart,
Forest, Morgan OF Mosby get after
these poor devils John Gilpen's race
will be q mere circumstance. There
IS rare sport and plenty of it ahead
and all who are fond Of fun, and wish
to securcSa full share can do SO now if
TREY will l5ut 50 and 1.join to the Cav
AIRY.