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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died at Orange Court House, Va on the Both Of Nov
last from wound received in the left lang on the attic
field on the Rapidan river, RAsDoIra RsEss Captain
Captain Reese was a native of Northampton cmnty was
twenty years old and among the first in hs county
who volunteered for the war He entered the service
priyate-was appointed nconmssiUned officer BY his
Captain from which he rose 81 Lieutenant then 3D. and
afterwards LIST, and by his Captains resignng was promo
ted to Captain He was highly respected and oy
warmly beloved by them IN the field be was bold and
dashin. and fight, was said Of him BY brother Of
COMPANY Of sharp shooters driving the enemy before him
Tie Conederacy has not lost Drawer or better soldier
than Can't Reese.
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The reader will make the application.

USEFUL Erqu1RY-In the. House of Represents.
tves, on Friday last, Mr.. Chiffon, of Alabama Of
fsred resolution, which was adopted, that the Com
mittee on Qaarteraaster and Comnssary Depart
ments inquire and report whether the tax in kind
may not be garnered and husbanded with more Sc
curty and less expense to the citizens
residing in the respective localities Of such provis-
IONS and who are not.liable to military duty, than
by the present system of collecting and preserving
it; and whether such a change would not, at the
same time, tend greatly to strengthen our army by
piscing in the field the officers and soldiers now en-
gagged IN that business
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MARRIED.,

In this Ctyor the evening Of the 18th by Rev Thomas
Quigey, Mr. ALrasD UPcHJRcH and Miss ANN ELIZA hEf
In this City on Tuesday evening 18th instant At the
res nee Of q Brnmeli. by Rev. Mr.: Prchsrd NJ IT,
C. HARRsLI, Of Wilmington, N. o., to Miss H. F. NJ Galr'
the residence of the brides father in Wake County,
on the nth instant by Nathan Ivey, Esq, M n WILL
LIAus tn Hiss SARAH A. PENNELL.
Grifis ESQ Mr. LAwkRNcs LrrLEroN. of the SD Regt.
e. T. to Miss Mary CREEeH. Of said county.
In Haruett County the 10Th inst, by Rev r. A. rus
SELL Mr. MALcoM A. Nc LEoD to Miss MARGARET CAMERON
daughter of James Cameron deceased.
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CONSIDERABLE VicroRY.-It is stated that John
stons division attacked force Of mounted infantry,
abou. four thousand strong at Beans Station on
Monday, and gradually drove them back after
stubborn resistance, with heavy loss, in the drec
ton of Knoxville, The pursuit continued through
out Tuesday and Wednesday during which time
We captured train Of seventy wagons, laden with
stores and clothing, and ninety prisoners. Our
forces are moving in the direction Of Knoxville, to
which place the Yankees have fled. Our loss in
killed and wounded about three hundred Gen.
Oracle was slightly wounded in the arm, and is
here, on route for Mobile. Two hundred and twenty
five prisoners have arrived here.
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AvER1LL's RAD-The Richmond Examiner of
the 18th says: Averilrs raid in Southwestern Vir.
ginia is like to prove an interesting affair. Our
latest from him is that he retleated FROM Salem on
Thursday evening. but re-appeared there yesterday
morning under circumstances that led to the belief
that his route to Kanawha had been.stcpped by our
forces We are in possession of some facts relative
to the movements of our men, which it q not
thought advisable to publish just now. 1t is be-
leved that Averil will attempt to get to Danville
and liberate the Yankee prisoners confined there.
Dates from Lynchburg to the Goth leave the i'm.
preston that Averill was retiring towards Fin.
castle.
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rur AIRY o, TsssrssEE-Gen Joseph H. . nn-
atm has been appointed to the command Of the
army, and was expected At Dalton. 'sn. On n .as.m.s
AZ Arkansas noteristy, had arrived anu 'e'".1'1
Command Of his old corps. !.
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co,aer,s.-The committees appointed are regular
" At work, and important reports arc expected IN
f.,~ DAVIS. No measure Of any importance mas
,..-.,.-s.cted and PASSED since our last. 49,
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Glen Anna School, Thosasville, will commence
on the LIST Wednesday in January, 1864. Board
$50 per month.
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$475.49S.49S 90


If these estimates be extended to embrace the re-
naming six months of the calendar year, they must
be doubled, and that sum added to the undrawn
appropriations would make an aggregate of 81 49,
44s,77s, which Congress is formally called upon to
provide. 1t is obvious, however, that the amounts
to the credit Of undrawn appropriation cannot be
called for, inasmuch as there remain but three
months of the present calendar year to be provided
:or and the expenditures are limited to fifty mil
lions per month So too as to the estimates Any
measures which will promptly reduce the currency
will act upon prices and thereby materially reduce
the estimates. -
But the larger figures exhibit to US in a distinct
and tangible form the problem which we are now
required to solve The currency has by this time
attained dimensions of five times its proper size
The estimates are based upon prices fixed by this
condition of the currency. If these estimates are
to be supplied by new issues of currency, prices
must again increase and large additions must be
made to the figures which represent both currency
and estimates. 1t is obvious, therefore, that some
other mode Of raising supplies must be devised !;
and the necessity is equally obvious of reducing the
currency. We are thus distinctly presented with
these two conditions as necessary. elements of the
problem to be solved namely, reduction Of the ex-
isting currency, and supply from some other
source than Treasury notes.
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Christmas Holiday,

In order to give our hands an opportunity to
participate in the Christmas holidays no paper will
oe issued from this Office on Friday next
We shall send . half sheet on the Tuesday sue.
ceeding TO our Weekly and Semi. Weekly subscri.
bers. :.
We tender to our numerous readers the compl
ments of the season. aud trust the sun of Christmas
1864 will rise in the blessed atmosphere of PEACE
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"ANTE at THIS OFFICE INN e.
w datey, leo OF QUO pamphlets for Wrapping pa
per. in large u small lsts. Apply At ouss.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,

December II, 1863.
The campaign of 1863 may now be said to be
over. The troops are doubtless in their winter
quarters, and the condition Of tire weather to day
leads us to believe that all warlke operations
now at an end until the vernal suns of 1864 shall
bring q more favorable season for military move
ments The enemy is in Culpeper county, with the
bulk of bis infantry consisting o: four corps lying
around the Court House and Brandy Station, and
with bis cavalry pickets reaching out to and beyond
Mitchelrs. Station. One corps is beyond the Rap
pahannock, for the purpose Of guarding the rail
road 1t is not trhe that the enemy have ever de-
stroyed any part Of the railroad, or that they in
tend to change their base of operations. On the
contrary, as soon spring opens Meade will either
push for Richmond or be forced back to Wash
ingtoll
"A party of prisoners, five in number, brought in
Yesterday evening, say that the enemy are busily
occupied in constructing mud huts, and in cordu-
rowing the roads SO as to make them fit for travel
Our men are similarly occupied, and already have
constructed very comfortable quarters; whilst the
pioneer corps have been unremittiDg in their Efforts
to improve our roads. The road passing through
Orange G. II. has been converted into quite good
pike.
Frequent inquiries are made as to how the army
is fed In response would say that the army re.
ce;ves an abundance of good flour and beef for five
days. and bacon for the other two days Of each
week Occasionally there are issues Of sweet and
Irish potatoes. The army has also been receiving
during the last ten days supplies of new clothing
and some shoes The troops are we'll fed, and in
the main well clad the only much needed article to
the soldiers comfort being blankets The lack Of
them could readily be supplemented if the people
only possessed 1.-THE of the patriotism they ex
hibited in the outset of this war.
The field hospital accommodations in this army
are as follows: A general hospital for corps No. q
under Dr. Black; one for corps No. 8, Under DR.
Higginbotton. There is also q receiving and for
wsrding hospital, under DR.. Clagsett, assisted by
DR.. Newton All of these are now located y,
Orange q. H. Persons coming here and seeking
information of their sick friends can get it by ap
.nlyin9 ut one of the three departmenta. x
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n, ths STANDARD,
no the People Of the Confederate seates

To the People Of the Confederate States.
!. Mn. HoLDEx:-I have thought much Of thesos
tressed condition Of the families Of the soldiers ano
caneoncevs but one remedy to pretent them rom
suffering seriously. -,
The fittings Improperly distributed to the fami.
hes of the soldiers would relieve them greatly0tnas
is, that part of the fittings that can not be 20
the army, and that will rot and waste in the HANDS
Of the government of6cera Let the common soldier
be given an order>on the commissary Of bis County
for corn wheat bacon in lien Of part OF ~
monthly wages q he may Be able to devote 70 the
support Of his family, and his family Do entitled 70
receive these supplies At government prices, BY
adopting this plan, much Of the fittings would %
saved, tho government would not Be required to is
sue so much paper money to pay the soldiers, and
the families Of the soldiers would be provided Tor.
learn that in many localities government officers
are compelled to sell articles to keep them from
spelling. and in this supplies, which are prec''
GUS are passing into the hand Of spectators. :,
verify believe that If the plan herein suggested
should e adopted, it would work benefcially to the
government and to the soldiers and their families
VI. 2. HENDERSON.
Rich Fork: Dsv:lsop Co, n, G,
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The Washington Republican urges the seizure of
Weldon by the Yankees, during the Fall or Winter,
50 IS to cut off the "rebes" from supplies by rail
beyond the Northern boundary Of North Carolina,
found in Eastern and Southern Virginia This step
Is urged by the Republican in view Of the early com
pletion Of the connection between Qsnvills aud
E Greensboro, North Carolina
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The astounding propositions which have signal
lied the first days Of this present session, Cor pla
cling the entire population Of the Confederate States
in the field, leaving no producers of food to feed
the enormous army so raised, and no taxpayers to
find the money to furnish it, have created q con-
siderable sensation. A feeling Of dependency has
been produced by them among reflective observers
not BY the prospect of the universal cessation of
national life and organization which the realization
Of those wild projects would certainly cause-for
no one can fail to see that there is no danger of
realizing patent impossibiity but by the singu-
lar want of discernment which they indicate. It is
difficult to believe that many members of the Con-
gress really intend the establishment of dictator
ship in this country, still less to make Mr. Davis
dictator. Yet it requires but little reflection to
perceive that such . law lately suggested in his
message suggestion which members of Congress
have taken in trust from it, is nothing more nor
less than that
An entire nation cannot remain in the field more
than twenty four hours, under the penalty of death
by starvation law requiring the whole popula-
ton to take up and go into camp, nudity.
Few will dispute the remark, and the President
blandly proposed that the power and discretion
should be given him to ''detal" such persons as
he pleased to continue the pursuits of civil life
The relative numbers Of those in the army and
those out Of it. might not be changed by law of
universal enrolment If accompanied by this pro-
vision. The sole difference between the present
and prospective condition of the military force and
nation. would be the change of "details" for tex
| empts." One Of these words designates persons
who continue the work that must be done in war
and peace, under the authority of law the other
those who 60 about their business because Of the
favor Of the President and his ofceholders, great
and small. This is a proposition to give them des-
potc control over every individual in this country,
| and to destroy every check upon their will. The
parasites Of power are pleased with it There ex.
lists small faction in this country who have long
clanored for this measure, because they expec'
power. profit and revenge from it.-Richme"d FL.
ansinsr.
GEN. GEAkr-The Yankee Congress. have unani
mousy passed resolution Of thanks to Gen. Grant
and requested the President to cause a medal to b,
struck with suitable devices and Inscriptions, to b
| presented 70 him.
| A resolution has also been introduced to COME
upon him the rank of Lieutenant General. Halleck
Banks, Dix. Hooker, Thomas, Sherman and tire
others will probably Be promoted also to the sala
| rank. -, -,
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'$2s2,el6,s2o 90
$766,447,5l9 90
y65,ooo,dOo 90
SOL, 447,5l9 90

In order to estimate the amount of Treasury notes
in circulation at the date of this report there must
be added the further sum of one hundred millions
for the two months which have elapsed since the
date Of the above schedules.
The balances Of the appropriations already made
by Congress, and not drawn on S0th September,
stood as follows:
War Department, 1896, 5O2. 69S 0o
NAVY Department, 24,413,645 90
Civil, miscellaneous, &C., 56,240,996 90
Customs, = 294, 400 90
Total, $476, 45l, 799 90
The estimate submitted by the various depart
to list July, 1s64, the end Of the fiscal year, and
| are as follows:
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HxITY ELECTION.-THE FOLLOWING PER-
~ SONS have been appointed to hold election for
Mayer and nine Commissioners Of the City Of Raleigh
the third Monday in January 1864: Mayer box, NJ. B.
Royster Esq. Western Ward William Robert Andrews,
Esq Middle Ward P. F. Pescud, Esq Eastern Ward
Robert Andrews, Esq. N. B. ROYSTER.
Raleigh, Dec 81, 1863. lh2-td.
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UpOOKS OPENE D!-DOOKS OF SUB.
I1 SCRIPTlON to the capital stock of the LOCKVlLLE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY will be-
and at LSckve under supernendence o Capt:E Bryan,
N. Clegg, Esq. and John ". Scott Seot. Esq uocn
E Presut Board of Commissioners.
State sn,m@ Progress Fayetteville 0serusr, Will
mington Journal and Charlotte Bulletin" copy three times
and forward bills
(SITY ELECTION.-THE FOLLOWING PER-
~ sons have been appointed to hold an election for
and NINE Of the Gy o. bsaefS
Royster ESQ Western Ward William Robert Andrews,
Esq Middle Ward P: F. Pescud Esq Eastern Ward.
Robert Andrews Esq. ID. b. ROYSFER.
Raleigh, Dec 81, 1859 l"2-td.
EIlDEsl HIDES .-JUsr Receiving BEAU.
Ill TlFUL lot Of HIDES. some. f which will sea.
Greensboro, n c., Dec 81, 1868. lo2-4tpd.
NoT1cE.:.oN THE FIRST DAY OF EVE
IL RY month shall send special agent to the Army
this place e win he promptly rwardsd fes Of charge
~ EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General of n. G.
Raleigh. Dec. 81. 1858 .l02-am
TOWNSVILLE SCHOOL, YADKIN COUN.
- TY, N. O. will open the Spring session the l4th Of
sS ST. xa to naon,s b,
school, should norm the principal Of the fact early
practicable Young ladies enter this school with pro-
ed with it, SPECIAL pains given to those who preparing
themselves to teach in n c, Common Schools The
Principal is teacher Of experience.
TERMS Or 20 WEEKS.
Tuition and board the old price, if paid in produce at
the old price, but if not where is not convenient to
do that our terms in money will be dera.e We can
afford cheap any other school, Payments in ADVANCE
|. Address J. G. MARLEK,
Jenesvle, N. G.
Dec 81, 1853. lo2-2tpd.
yNEN DOLLARS REWARDa-.STRAYED
L away from the subscriber about the FIRST of November
last large white with brindle head, horns mark
ed with two Sits and under bit 10 the left year and two
for the delivery of the cowto for any n'rma ton
that get her County Rangers respectfully in.
miles East Of Yudsn ius...uts r q, Ysdkn cauntty N G.
SARAH A. JARRETT.
Dec. 81. 1853. b2-w4tpd
VEJANTED, BY AN ExEMPT SOLDIER,
some one Of the many shade Offices about TO BE-
led BY the present IL graduate and has thd
Nc - '''S''''''' ' ''' ' '-'s-'
December q, 1883. 'lo2-ltpd
HOUSES AND LOTs TO RENT.-.WILL
In be rented to the highest bidder at Tow!cs auction
the dwelling house. known the West House. occu.
pied by Mr. II. Gornau and the House the corner Of
& % s h a w sssse 81
And convenient t. the = u T. Jas SsRi 7owLEs xre
Dec 81, 1868. ,oe-1
NOTICE.. HOLDERS OF AND PER
II cent certificates for bonds Of the Con edersts
States issued BY Geo. W Mcrdeca ESQ.,. a;e Depository.
hereby informed that bonds ready f,r delivery
stmy Office in this City.
| Raleigh, N. O.
: Dec. q, 1898: = 1926.
EQR RENT..-A Snail COTTAGE BUILD
II ing with the necessary euthousss fine garden CON
vesent water and situate in the Eastern the City
| belongs n ARod
and adens his former residence Possession given on Il.
day January 1884 The house and lot will Be rented
public cutlery by CFcseh l. Btehrd Thursday Dec Gath
X. K. FERRECI, Admir-.
L. Raleigh. Dec, 10 1874 0o-htp6
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$5l9,S6S,559 co
601,522,e93 90
$S2,154,334 90
e5,OOo,ooo 90

$l7;l54,S34 90
the foreign loan at
{ 2o7,l9s,7oo 90
42,745,60O 90
4l,Oo6,27O 90,
a,0s5,OOo 90
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ing. with the necessary ouhouses ane garden con.
yssient water and situate in the Eastern Ward the City
The house belongs to the estate Of c. Belvn deceased
and adons his former residence Possession given on Let
day afJanuy 1884 The house and lot will Be rented Ut
public cutlery by Crcaeh Btehford Thursday Dec aath
X. <. FERREEL, Admir-.
, keis'gh, Dec 10, ls's. sa-A4p&
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Total,
Deduct amount Of Treasury notes
funded and cancelled, above re-
ferred to,
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NOTICE. HOLDEkS OF AND PER
II cent certificates for coupon bonds of the Con ederats
heebv informed that ready fr delivery
at my office in this City.
: c. b. HARRISON. G s. D.,
Raleigh, NO
Dec q, 1898. lo2-st
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December 81, 1853. . IVz-5t:
~ State Journal Pr>gress Fayetteville O5serusr, Viii.
mington Journal and Charlotte Bulletin, copy three times
and forward bills
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Exchange Notice, No. 4,
VA. Ian

hlOhMVNb, VA, jan. III, 1853
The following officers and men have h0..
duly exchanged, and are hereby so declared
Il An Ofice and men captured in KentncLu
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, GcoraiSs
Florida, and South Carolina, up to Decemia,,
10th 1862.
2. All officers and mon captured in Nilsson
ri, Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, Arkan.a,
and Louisiana, up to January LIST, 1863.
3. The two foregoing sections apply not On.
ly to officers and men of the Confederate Gov
Vice.b hut also to all persons captured in armso,
hostile array against the United States, wbo,
ever may have been the character of the mil;
itary organizations towhich they were attached
aud whatever may have been the terms of thaa
paroles given by them, If any are in Federal
prisons, they are to he Immediately released l.
delivered to the Confederate authorities.
3. All Confederate officers and men who hsv,
been delivered at City Point up to January en-
1868. -
6. All Confederate officers and men who haya.
been delivered at Vicksburg up to Decembe,
23rd, 1862, and including said date.
I. All paroled Confederate officers and men
receipted for at Nicksburgupto December 29j
1867, and including said date,
9. All Confederate officers and men capturod
and parolcd at Fredericksburg Vain Dccem.
Der, 1862,
9. All Confederate officers and men captured
and paroled at Goldsboro, N. G.. in December'
1862. -
10. Other miscellaneous Northumberland,
of which the.appropriatc officers will be dalr
Informed.
Jan. l8-Gt ROBERT GUILD
Exchange Agent.
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Another Letter From Bill Arp to
Mr.. Linkhorn. LIS

DhlU llliO lhlllO w llbCbh ANi III Y
To my opinyun it are untide now and
hasten on to that evontful periyud which
yu hav fixed when Airky are to BIO I'm.
shaked when Niggordom are to. feel
the power of your proklamashun-
when Uncle Tom are to change his
base and evakuate his kabin, When
all tho emblcms of darkness are to
rush froantikallo forth into the arms of
dclivcrers, and with porfumed and seen
ted gratitude embraso your IGexcellen.
cy and Madam Haryey Beecker's Toe?
Whot Il glorius day that are to be!
Whot a sublime cry in history? Whot
4 proud kuIminashun and konsumation
and korrukashun hopes! After a few
thousand have klapsed You in their
ebony arms it will be Il fifteen time Mr..
Linkhcrn for you to lay yourself down
and die. Human hambishun can hqv
no higher monument to Kline. After
suck Il work, you might komPletc the
Immortal heroism of your karaktcr, by
Ileapin from the topmost pinakle of
I5oI i;mLs hrokc yonr sbite Doke neck
upon the ytarth below.
But alas for human foIIy-Alas for
all ,nhInotb;nrs-our ncnn1 will not be.
ITnroNthosn E5,o -, rnhcIs wflInot kon-
,;lar rLristmoS orc oIrcodv bnro-
onIr nnn morn hra.,I wnpk ~ sIi1e away
iLnf3rn wn mist nor, forevcr part with
I'm orr niyrr hrritnrc and VET orr stub
hornn ncnuI konfinno 10 bnv en-
and self nm and tbo shorter
~, La,, ,h, L;.,hn. ,Lo nrioo thor AFRO
nayto Wh,, inntp,,hnu! do ycry-
IL, h,rcrc ,Lnv will l.ncn y, thoi, oId
,,,. n,fI rn@, WnLrc.d,, ni,Lt irst
w, NO. ,Lar IiJ,'t Lnvn ~ iva on eli
,n IL, nny, i.v mnrn;n hnf,rn brook.
snn, aI. ,l,, st,v I.w o4f,n,s
'hn nj,.l.rs onJ w;u on:rot, 10 mokn.
ANY s,5r -, Lnnn -,,m, .ar von haint
- ,''' , 3,L". 49,.
I". ' "iIItrn ~ ~. r,i.s .n,n
,,.nc ,nl! $500, n~r.,,,,nrn h,,tr tLn rry
80 I . I., AZ az rrs
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

\ COMFORTABLE DWELLING IN
in the suburbs Of Winchester for rent for Mi,
year. "A nice garden; orchard. stable. hitch,
en- &C., attached. Apply ut this office.
Jan, IL. dtt&
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Northern News.

NOrCnCrl news.
D.t,,.Lay Ham. I9-Vbo Kew York
Herald Of the l7th has been rrcrpyuI
T, Contains p.r,iJnul D,yt,, Ia,, mes.
,..n' L.,
,'+' III ''''' ''' ''''' ~ 400,
ORDINARY I"P"f|a"rc' l"t r~oH''''''
i evidently scared by a conscious st.
c.rl,y which ,as never hitherto char.
..,.,r,.,, ..,i.b h,. an,
p
"'"''' ''".' wv N'0'"''l At o'o"'">'
" determination I'll defence NOT J'N''nt1
uy Vlai wees, d.. public eye
m. 4. ..n4 ua. raItar~f two yes-
p..r.. I..l..,r..,,
,''
SOW '.l'' mean >I' domingo put ''c
other, having 4 British cargo, was al.
lowed Ia proceed. but the vessel wus
L,nI.J
=.
Il" "''H"' L'V"' Ae" NF''"l' says
That the Harriet Lane has put t. sea.
Earragu, has sent the Brooklyn. Scin,
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Exchange Agent

G&g" All Southern papers'are requested ia
copy, and send bills to the War Department