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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-05

The Uothing Bureaas, on 14th street, near
Cary, under the charge Of Capt. Weisiger,
has been carefully arranged, as well for the
Transaction OF business as for the accOmmo-
dation and convenience OF the three thou
sand ladies who get work there. Capt W.
says his fret object is to give the work Of
his department to the wives, danghters, and
mothers of soldiers in Ghs field, and to ena-
BILE him to do this he has already called In
some i've hundred tickets, held by ladies'
whose supports are not In active service
The fsmiilea Of detailed safas are not equally
entitled TO the work with those Of soldiers,
nor are any other clnss. Such lists O. have
bean forwarded to us will be sent to the
proper bureau, II order that the really needy
may have the preference over those ladies
Who have their husbands and fathers with
them, and who can get along without Gov
erument patronage.
We ere satisned that al abuses In this Of.
flce win be remedied - s0on - they are die
covered, end that Capt. Weislger will do ill
IN his power 10 aid soldiess' fhmisiee In pro-
vidlnx for themselves the necessaries Of lie.
After they are served the suyplns work, 4
any, win be given 10 helpless widows and
Other laiies Who i've only by their needles,
and WHO are'knoWn - deserving.
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An aGsay occurred In 6ssnnion, Va, on Thuvs-
Asy iase. II waieh Cent. Z. r. 1sts1a, Of Rich
mond, was shot ana sliehuy wounded BY Capt q.
w. chanhen, and afterwards ssssssly beessa b
the saue psxsy.
n. r. Clarke, At ths Wsshjsstos Anillssy, hss
beea arrested In Petersburg tn saealino : a0s9
selling Il q $3.50.
@. D. sides, lstsly puhllshea - . deeertes exnr.
la u q N0sih Carolina psaee aseslnl, r % ~
etllasa ~ Possyth eounsy, sxa ~ aae besAia tne
Amy.
Oumtes And4ssaN, 4 Il saate1 iA ~ New I0se
nepers, ejalme N have the sseaA MAG" " Foss
6vaaes mtll y ~ posseanlaa.
The e1eteeas II H1agi6a ase Osennlatag C0a6e4es-
- oueies1ee ~ - paspose ef bs1nGlno eoaa -
ng1se " ~ neeeasosles ef ~.
- fsoshStsstan (Unaoa61 eylnA e ylsuia1n
m apoa1a3e1 ~ ~ psoRlme - : ~ - eaelnl
~ peages.
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1RO8 M6G0S&B-0ESTR0C o.
YANEAE PONT00Ns, &c.
ATLANTA, Nov. 4--Advicas from the front
state that the Yankees stiil maiutaia posses
sion Of Raecoou Valley, being heavily rcin,
forced. They shell our forces lnceasantly
The foods in the Tennessee have demollsh.
ed all the Yankee pontoonA Tho Register
y Informed thaa We have posssssion Of Loa-
don, Tenn, tho Tederals falling back. Trains
crossed the Hiawassee to-day, and Tsn to
Loudon.
A special to the appeal, dated Decatur,
October 30th, says: 'The Yankees advance,
via Eastport, has reached florence, Gen.
Ferguson fought them, capturing two can
non and forty prisoners"
A special to the Inteslioeaesr, from Mission
Ridge, ssys: "Our forces now occupy Lon
don, the enemy having retreAted, which
places us within q miles Of Knoxville, and
behind the enemy'& delences."
Prisoners captured near Whiteside report
tha. Grant is in Chattanooga. The Yankees
have been on half nations for the last three
weeks, and their horses are suffering for
forage.
Advices from Huntsville state that the
enemy are rsiding through the country,
committing Infamous depredations.
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Nuss at Hotel-Yesterday morning
party of young men appeared before the
Mayor to answer the charge of fighting and
lard House DR.. Maddux was charged with
aesaulting and beating with q poker NJ. w.
Nickelby; but the evidence showed that the
doctor had only defended himself against a
violent assault, made without cause or pro-
vocation, and he was therefore discharged
Nickelby, however, was held to bail to an.
swer an Indictment for the disturbance, and
required to give security to be Of good be-
hayiOr.
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PRON CHARLESTON.


CHARLESTON, Nov. 4-The bombarduent
of Fort Sumter continued furiously all night,
and is still going on. No report from the
fort this morning.
lsECOND DISPATCH.1
CHARLESTON, Nov. 4, P. M.-The bom-
bardment of Fort Sumter was kept up stea-
dily by the monitors and land batteries oil
day. Ninety-two 30-pound rifle shots, with
time fuzes, were fred on Tuesday night. No
great damage done.
The President to day visited James Island,
Forts johnson, PembertOn, and all the bate
ries along the shore, reviewing all the troops
In the positions they will have to occupy in
case of an attack. He visited SecessionvilIe,
and inspected Fort Lamar and other works
about Secessionville. He made thorough
examination of oil the works ON James
Island, and expressed himself exceedingly
gratified with everything he saw-the fine
appearance Of the troops, the character and
strength Of positions, and the number Of
works. He leaves at O'Clock on Thursday
morning, on the Northeastern railroad, fol
Florence.
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keeo19see, sp ~ walter q - fa.ne.aae ,ev.,
- - eoeeos10a ~ eoesoaiaa aGsGee oessssi
sas1eaoo. u 10 aDeo lsllsyo6 Nh ~ ensrs =
keo1 esuye neAes EWeol, = 1nvlna ineo Esst
1toeeeese, ~ Way of Ly1ehAeIR. ~ the snne
p.seeee.
Ous lnsees witch oecsSieI i~~. 49, sS..s:..x
% the nossA elle Of eAe rlvey ~ -, ne..ss -
heiuAee c0mmanAane ~ nSAne ~ ~.Ss VIZ - y"
tloSo OF oue ssooos ss@ss. r~.Ass~ Ss'e' "'spsSs
pnoa rns 49,,
Puvao.sA. =. a -.
s0y ~ tue FoeoW4e. The can on the railroad
ASW ua tiom WaahinReou to Tho TAree- -nGfle STA
tion. snh vim eoo. :. ~ s..,... = s.......
ffsn Waaha...o. A.s.A -. -.
-. ,..,- ~. .s.s"~- - - '-s.s ~
.~s"sss.1 v2 - 10y os tne JosoAec tueS tae
noe1slona al ihe 6I0s,s.s sa"U Txs. .ssH..
havs been he oecnaioss of sIirH, sLtr-s.hss k,,s
wlthoas serious loee "a elthee ma.
TIE auerillss cunaimms sS,,s, s.sS,.,so.. ANN ,.
eoo ueins ana ouspos0 with varied success.
Tie s0pressjon prevailed at headQnarteFs that
Lee was dtspoeed % eight aNd Meade's iulentlOns
~ WssS -. 49, ~ y Mo essuess ocpeeunt-
sx:.n ~ - evess WnO commune 20
s.aS. 1 ~. s..s osen mAsenssy Seoueeds
- sn.s snoW 9! intention 70 night 10 merely
snennAu.s cans. :. ~,..,..,,,.
! A letter from Corisah state. ~, ~. is.h .n.
coyps under RI Gen. aherr.sn "a ",. S.i.:oy
Of McPhsrson's I'm corn. ha3 ns.seI ssro".;,
there and advanced % fis o Tuscumbla. vIshoHt
meeting any material opposition. The Mobile ard
ohio ROad will soon be opened from Coiumbus 10
Cosinth, and thence 20 Chaifanooea viii All nossI
.,n. An expedition sent out IN Ne drec-
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Robbers Fbled.-On Tuesday night last {
party Of rogues from this city procured .
boat, and, with the hope Of making Q raise
In grain. pulled to the south side Of the
river, beloV the Falls plantation, landed at
Col 8. Bassett frenchs Arm, end, each sup
piled with empty ba9s - aiFc1o4A wrap.
pings, proceeded to his sOrn1souse, and com
menced appropriating his grain to their pur-
poses. They had made but little progress
when the COlonel's guards discovered them
and reported to him what was going on
Feeling no disposition to have his grain thus
distributed without his consent, the Colonel
sailed out, well armed, and opening flank
tire upon the thieves, caused them to beat
hasty retreat, leaving their bags, wrapping,
and boat in his hands. The Colonel con
tinued the watch through the night, and as
no one appeared to lay claim to the boat he
yesterday morning ordered it to be de-
stroyed. Farmers In the neighborhood OF
Richmond are SO much annoyed by proWl-
ing thieves of every color that they are COM
PEELED to post regular guards on their prem
ises, or lose all they have. II they would
only use buckshot, and FIRE With more &C
curacy, SO as to effectuslly stop one or more
of the depredatOrs, the authorities mightget
some Information which would lead to the
discovery and breaking up Of this pestiferous
gang.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, Nov. 4.-The vote Of the follow
ing towns for members of Congress to day
have been heard from: Raleigh-Turner,
SS9; Arlington, 1OS. Kinston-Yellowby,
81; Bridges, 36. Mosby Hall-Yellowby'
81; Bridges, 22. Weldon-Yellowby, 4;
Bridges, Al. Hillsboro'-Turner, 20o; Ar
rington, SO. Salisbury-Ramsay, x3; Lam
der, ia. Charlotte-Lander, SS9; Ramsay,
g. Durham's-Turner, S.; Arlington, 81.
Greens nsooro'-Gilmer'A majority, 2l5. High
Point-Brown's majority over Gilmer, 551
Lexington-Ashe, Ill; Chatham, Is. Con-
cord-Lander, Ill; Ramsay, l0a. Harrison
burg-Lander, so; Ramsay, l. Three pre-
cincts In Wayne county-McRae, 2S6;
Leach, 66. Turner is believed to be elected
in this district.
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From efaEaaL LEES aam.
,,,,.,,oxprscs o. TINE s,cuxoxp D,spAacH.]


Ourposr Aanv NoaTnERH vA.,(
November I'd, 1868.
Meade still iiagen In Fanquter, while Gen. Lee
halls on the Rappahahnock, and, Macawber like,
i. ..wai,iug for something to turn up."
Meade has disclosed TO the world the startling
fac, tha, he can conduct q retreat better than he
ean an advance. The little fame he won Al Get
tvsburs Il like foliage Of the forcs, In autumn, de
scending rapidly 20 rise no more lie soon VIII
have 10 walk the road that has already been uod-
DIN by Mcclellan, Hooker, Burnside, and Others.
II IL evident that he not equal to the work before
him.
Gen. Warren has already been spoken Of as BIZ
successor, and before the chill winds OF December
sweep over the earth he will be numbered among
the things that were.
The destruction Of the Orange and Alexandra
railroad u 10 complete that the Yankees have been
actively engaged In repairing II for tea days or
more, aud make but little progress In Its rec"nstuc
ton.
The country now occupied BY Meade, once fer
tile, prosperous and happy, 10 now vast territory
Of ruin and desoIation. Dwellings prior to the war
Inhabited BY happy souls with abundance to sub
sst on have been fnthlessly torn down TO make
= house stundinR on the railroad from Manassas
junction to RappahannOck river, distance OF more
than thirty mies. All enclosures upon the faFms
have been pulled down and Destroyed extensive
by military roads. In lieu of valuable crops Of
c1rn NAV be eeen bTamble and high weeds waving
tuumphsntly over the land lone cavalier rides
10 vain In pursuit Of few ears Of corn for his
faithful and isded steed, and returns In despair 10
hIs bjyouac 70 brood over the evils Of war.
This IL the condition Of the country now Oceu-
pIed by Meade. How long he will continue to
make the Upper Rsppahannock his line for mill.
tary operations am not prepared 10 say. should
he remain where he II during the winter, he will
receive some hard blows from Gen. Stuart, who
never falls TO harass the enemy when an opportu
nifty pTesents Itself.
John Minor Bolts, q miserable traitor, has been
endsavortng 10 arouse the sympathy of some Of
the army In his behalf BY telling them how much
he has suffered by some of our troops stopping
only one night on bis farm. This individual,
during the occupation Of Calpeper by the enc my,
rave entertainments, Al d invited the most promi-
nent officers 10 his house; and from what have
heard have not the slightest doubt that he com.
,aunicated all he knew concerning Ouf army and
Government John Minor Rotts should be I'm
prisoned during the war BY our authorities or ban
ished He Ia an enemy, and too dangerous one
10 remain longer on the outpost.
Among the slaves captured by Major Mostly
few days since, there was one belonging to Gen.
WINS. e. Wiekham, Of Hanover. He was stolen
during Stoneman's raid and carT1sd to Washing
ton. lie seemed TO be highly gratlhed at the Idea
Of getting home. DYKE.
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TIE C. S. Circuit Court is to be held for the fu-
ture In the admirable rooms at the southwest
corner of Franklin and 18th streets. The en-
trance to these rooms Is on 14th street, and
the location Is perhaps the very best that
could be obtained in Richmond. Apart from
the accommodations Of the Judge, there 10
ample space for the clerk, the sergeant and
witnesses, jurors, lawyers, and spectstors.-
Until the Government can erect . building
for this Court we are quite sure 1t will oc.
cupy its present location.
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TIE IRON RAMS.

The Liverpool pApen, Of the 2ist ulk, con-
.r.dict the report that guard Of marines
b.d been put on board one Of the rans In
the Nsssey to prevsnt her calling. In the
mssutime the work on ono of the rams, 81
Trou.son, ID being rapidly pUshed forward,
and NO attempt ID made to conceal the war
nke character Of the vessel The L<saat
N.rsld, of Constantinopls, confirms the re-
pom that the Turkish Government has Of
cred to buy the fams. Two other members
of the British Ministry, the Secretary Of
,r.r and the Solicitor General, have made
In.echo1 on the American wAr. Both der
ospaed the course hitherto pursued by the
Government and the continuance Of strict
MENTALITY.
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Violsnt Assasl1.-A young and genteel
looking man, called Frank Pendleton, alias
Barrett, made his appearance. before the
Mayor yesterday to answer the charge OF vlo-
lently assaulting and beating young woman
sault was 80 very cruel that the accused was
required to give bail for his future. good be-
havi0r In the sum of $500, and to enter into
security to answer an indictment by the
Grand Jury In the sum of 800.
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NE0ROES FOR SALE AND HIRE

A Private sals-I have fur sal !, privately, su-
N pssior No I Woman, who - an extra 6sAm-
stress and Chambermaid,. With very likely female
sxcsIisnt eIaractAr, and sold for no fault Apply 70
8 Il FONDRkN,
noA-at Odd 1xllowS Hall.
V; OR 8ALx-A No Cook, and . Wssher, Iroesr,
ana Nurss.-ws have Or sale priva oily No
cook; the IL shout 50 years Of age, end q good
any In the StAe. Also, . woman about 70 years cf
age, with young child. who b . good house ser.
oc M-ts HILL, DICKINSON co.
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MILITARY NOTICES

AYOTI0K to Young Men.-Those who have enlisted
~ In CAps ATOMS company are ordered - report
q tho camp, OLA Fair Groun ID, on the 20ah Of 20
lot mot the stigma Of deserter rest On your fair
name your country needs you; ist her not csl tn
vain Now - every patriotic youth step forward in
the defence 0f your homes and nresidcs Richmcnd
is ~ be defended and our nag must nud ~ place
among the nations Of the earth.
The counties OF Mecksenburg, Charlotte, and Pow
hatan, have shown themselves true, and have y !
Iingy given their brave youths TO the Of free
dom-shsr sons have nobly rushed forward TO l,in
their country standard and will long tread the
road to tame and glory and to those whp have not
joined we would say, come one, coma oil, and hep
us 70 beat the invade from our soil.
Clothing and the usual bounty Of $50 furnished.
This company ID strictly for home defeuce.
Nm ASIS)N, Capt.
nO4-3s HITCHCOCK.
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Il AkM VI b55 acres m LasOius esasay, II nlj10
n frcm Chestosfeil Depot, Tor Mla.-Ve ere ~
thorizeA 10 sell . valuable form, bca1ea . AbevoA
Tow !s ia the occupancy q As wa Eesl, essaaniaI
heavily tinbered with aak and piae, so1s ssieinnl
growth ; the whole vsll wAaeesd. TIE spH b us9
adapted 70 The growth Of corn. vheot on1 toAooon
II lies on the Telegraph road, - uj1eD ktu0 UsneoA.
and e miles fsoln Chestssesld psDss, - \, Das4
railroad, soovssisns 70 several eAaiehD, shopD,
~. has upon u the usunI out oa1llhR. ~
dwelling contains seven sr sieha saeon, 81 nh
sOn,O little repairs would 10 ~ UonnnS houDo. NJ
y exceedingly desirable fasn, asA raze sAanao
for Investment, whether bought With vieu 6 49,
ing = permanent rest3encs, @ ies ~ pesles 8
Der Of years, and aiesntEn paid - ~ imogeSs-
meat Of the soil or The appsasanss a ~ ylace,
will bo sold for much sas nsl ~ vaIas. ApQ1y -
NO 3--eods <ODDN Z ArsDa2o0.
u OR SALE--A.F FNm n ChesSO12N Sosl1y, 49,
which there ass three hsitssGss 90 q usnA
has b,cn rested out @ ge6o h1u1o, an4 = onh0 -
Of very near . ths ClsvW HI eoa) ~ eee1. n
tract contains busdsod and lhgoo - 90 Aun1ge1
and shistssa acses. thirty Ave aeess 4 vAaeA = =
and bsought a mukst, vesA bslaO o1eoe uG1ee t1o
amount aokei lOs the pIaAo; enA Q ~ lmd ~ -
fourth a mls Il ths Clsvse = = eaol ~ - 49,
mOnd and fesesf6usg railFoa1, 0onoQoge111Gouno -
sbtained q . smai expsase - s6aa,nQ. eeess1v
acses q this tract sAs GsanAes se1sv0 - rkhe .
right viii never b eAlusM. ~ seAsg - e1s1e ~
on the Clover AiN coal ae Ianee, sa6 = sAeQGAl -
abound Vt b cnol 0h0ulf The gEaa1oO elt0 ~
right 70 misc they gro ohtVn1eA - ~ ~ oneA1D
dsDAeca. 1ss land ID we'd adapeed 10 ~ osoUeA =
s.pisa's.. eT'ee. sie.seo ssss !: csns,9ss.ss -
no its q Tnfdp r vn1{nm6R
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BOARDING.

DOARDlEG.-A few gentlemen can be acoom-
u mOdated with meals In . private family 90
reasonable terms. Address " Box y6l6 Refer.
ences required. &C 2o--6ts
ROARD. -Ssvesal large aud pleasant Rooms are
- vacant at the Club House, Ashland. The bead
Of each family Can procure free ticket on the rail-
road, with the advantage Of school IN the house.
Individuals . ticket one way. Apply 70
oc 27-7tt Mrs 4 r1FfkY, Aahland.
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HBADQ M SIXTH MILITARY DISTRICT, I
Dept South Car lima, Georgia, and II rida,
October 20, 1858.
y PECIAL ORDERS. No 2l3.-

CPECIAL ORDERS, No as
Lieutenant co d, 45th Va regiment, having been ac-
cepted by the President, on the ground Of incOmre-
tency and having been eDr Il I'd in the command, in
obedience 70 paragraph 2, General Orders No "a, A
and G Office, current series, deserted from Camp
Wapp,o on or about the 28th inst, and Ia supposed
N have gone to bis home, in Abs narle county, Va
The usual reward will be paid for his arrest and do
livery at these headquarters, near Cha lastOu, G.
3y command of Rrigadier General Wts4.
no 4-St JAMES H PEAkCE, AAG.
MAYO's MOUNTED GUARD,
Richmond, November 3, 1858
HEEET 1t the City Han on Thursday evening, 9th
Vl inst. ai O'Clock P n, for drill.
BY order Of Capt ExGIIsH.
NO 4-2f ADAMS, O6.
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-. e - - 80 81 80 80 Wls16s - .
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sa1N 1oeoeaee - . - ~ q eseS.
- ~. -. I, -. 20 60 -
= ~ 1'1s. Z r.; e,s<s p - -
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NJ assns, q, q II 9
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njshsanl - ssss 9 d 6Ss6uriS - y.
voeA eon1aipine - aGea r. ~ .-19 - Ss1es6
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IN q vA3cS - - r.sSSss 49, ~ sSss...sS
lelAsss = vssdA n slsasSd ~ psS1p9o -.
I.1ssaris ~ ~ ~ ~ sS~sV S~szc--sSNss
ens svsn Fe.9A h!is3 ttae1aAs teo 49, 60
SS mtes ssseae vs0 3eeo - t4U hqe -
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guseAe.sf ~ The tlsss ~ = Wgge = ~, go
D@.s; = 49, oot'A evS hnoe - va ~ mMA9
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~ issS - - 49, so:s1sa - .hs.s' xSs.2 -
snsss u osd al passo a. Is sssve = ee1SllSl
Ar 6amul Cheaahew, lisjng = ~ 4D1lnine eGo6o,
WI shox @ sns land 70 sneos VIE nav ssa q h@s-
Price go per scre. Apply q
= no t-St 00uO1U ! Az OK.
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n COW for sale-I havo an excellent young Cow
~ (believed 70 be with caiD for sale she would
Tiva half gallon Of milk Q day Il we'll ted. viii
sell her ut moderate price. Iuquire at J Starkes
bookstore, Man street, or st the III house above the
Old Fair Grounds, On Franklin gt. NO 3-2ts
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E0R esls-A young Mare, years oil ane styls
and action, rides and works we'll In both da6ls
and doubH harns sS slso, ct Of dousl j. Harness.
Eight Buggy Wagon, and Eneliah Qaiited ssd-
die, Gll nearly The above q ID for no fsui
the owaer having no furthar nee for them. All OF
the ab We viii he sell l)w n early application ID
made to uEOR0B kUeKRLI,
NO t-Stt No 0l Main street
II OReE and buggy for saIe.-Aby cns Wishing
1 ing to purchase an excellent biooded Mare,
well brck, to harness and gentle, and good open
Buggy and Hsrt ess. can do % on very reasousb'e
terms by applying at once ct
JOS HIX'5 stables,
no 4-3ts 10th and Ca sts.
m ORSE FOR gALE-A Hne young Horse, war.
H ranted sound, Of good size, and works well in
any kind Of harness; can be seen for few days ut
Dukes statles, on 18TH street, oetWeen frsnf In
aud Grace sta. Also, Tumbrii Cart. no 4-2tt
E>OR SAIE-Two riding horses, one thorough bred
the other nea. ~ 90, bel,uging to officer trans
feSred to distant State. Address Or zee
RIB HAXALL,
NO A-6tA GoYdlnsville. VI.
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7 AND for asls private u AS ses1e fSP = II
- Rogers ofEsr at prvats mlo ~ aesso g egoo1.
lent land In Prince Baward esuaty, vth 0suebgos
bic dwelling and plenty of ouerhoae0 AlAren
po oM14H4uu.
no A-6ts Hicen Dopoe. 3 RalADoSA
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-10-21

North, to be able to say that. upon mere
abstraction, that upon a question Of ne
practical Importance. you have not held
out and refsse to yield for the sake Of Civ
ing peace. 10 the country? ! ask you,
again, It you cannot give up this mere alb
stractioni For, with all due respect, l
can never envy the feelings of the man,
North or South. who, when that day Of
butchery and destruction shall come, will
feel in his heart that he stood out on a
mere point oi etiquette; that if he had
yielded matter Of no practical importance
to him. or his constituents. all trouble could
have been avoided. lask gentlemen, North
and South, if they will not unite in set
Ting these abstract questions, and give
peace to the csuntryi