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that he was in danger Of personal harm On
| the contrary, he admits that he was Influenced
/ by friends in whom he had been in the habit
of putting trust ~ His fears were remote
and contingent, and related rather to the pres
eryation of his property than to the safety of
| his person. The fact isproyen by the witness
es summoned on the part Of Mr.. Minor, that at
| the election precinct where he gave his sui
| frage about two-thirds of the votes were cast
| against secession. Mr.. George Q. Wunder
makes affidavit that there were armed men at
the polls where Minor voted, and that be
(Wunder) voted against the ordinance, under
apprehensions for bis personal safety, arising
from threats made against himself and others,
10 O clock" He also states that ''there was
posted at the polls squad Of cavalry, who,
by threats, endeavored to ntimidate and infu-
enee the voters" The affidavit of Edward
Ball states ''that at the election in May, 1861,
at which the ordinance Of secession was sub
mitted, he gave his vote against the said ordl
nance under apprehension for his personal
safety Threats of confscation Of property, OF
election from the State &c, were made by
citizens and soldiers He felt, as be has before
expressed it, that he was about to- sign his own
death warrant-nor did these apprehensons
subside until the county was, the day after the
election occupied by the United States troops, .
The affidavit Of Mr. Henry Bailey is to the
same effect with the above, by Mr.. Nunder
and Mr. Ball They present much stronger
case Of compulsory threats than those referred
to in the affidavit Of Mr.. Minor yet the appli-
cants all voted against the ordinance. Mr.. Mi
nor admits that he was persuaded to vote for
it by his friends. 1t is to be observed, also,
the threats were directed at those who should
vote against the ordinance. SO that the electors,
if terrified by them, had still the alternative OF
abscnting themselves without voting on either
| side But being in the majority, they felt that
though there was danger, they could not SHRINK
from meeting it without justly incurrlng the
charge Of tinlidity, not to say cowardice.
In view of these facts and considerations,
the Commissioners after some hesitation and
reluctance decide that they cannot award
compensation TO Mr.. Minor under the act Of
April 10th. The overt act of giving aid and
comfort" to the rebellion, thoug h committed
in moment of weakness and apprehension OF
evil. and against his uniform sentiments Of
LOYALTY before and since, lacks the essential in
gredient of being the effect Of compulsory
| threats of immediate personal violence, which
| alone can take it out of the general rule of law,
which makes every rational being responsible for
his actions The Commissioners nevertheless
feel that they cannot discharge their whole duty
in the premises, without recommending the
case Of Mr.. Minor to the charitable Judgment
| Of CONGRESS, the tribunal which may, without
transcending its authority, mitigate the rlgor
of the emancipation act in his behalf.
The New York Tribune, in an elaborate edi-
torial upon Hon. Robert j. Walkers expose
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PUBLISHED (nAILy) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JB..
rs OFFICE-No. 1O4 King street, over
Stones, formerly French's) Book Store.
Case Of Smith Minor, of Alexandria County, Va.


''No. $50 is the case Of Mr.. Smith Minor,
who claimed compensation for seven slaves. -
His title to the slaves was satisfactorily estab-
lished st the commencement Of the rebel
lion he resided in Alexandria county, Va, and
was induced to come to the District Of Column
bla with his slaves, in September, 1861, in
consequence Of the active hostillties which
ragged in his Immediate neighborhood, and the
waste Of his farm, and injury to his house by
the Confederate armies Several highly re-
spectacle witnesses testify that Mr.. Minor, pri-
OF to the day on which the vote was taken upon
the secession ordinance, had been thoroughly In
sympathy with the Union party; that he was
prevailed on by some Of his disloyal neighbors
ard relatives to cast his suffrage for that treas
enable measure; and that immediately after
wards he expressed his profound regret for the
act, and has ever since continued in faithful al
]egiance to, and sympathy with the cause Of
the Union This is the testimony Of his loyal
neighbors, who voted against the secession or
dinance at the same time and place. ln his
affidavit, which will accompany this report,
Mr.. Minor explains his conduct as follows: =
'Ihat at the electionin Virginia, in the month
OF May, 1861, he gave bis vote for the ordi
nance Of secession, so-called, under the follow
ing circumstances: That he was in favor OF
the Union OF the States as they were, and at all
times contended that no change ought to be
made, and was and still is in favor thereof. -
But that without fully comprehending the ac-
tual condition OF the case, and the effect and
bearing Of the vote, he was induced suddenly,
on the day Of the election, and while at the
polls, III SAID Alexandria county, by represen-
tatlons from persons and friends in whom he
had been in the habit of putting trust, to be-
leve that said ordinance had been passed by
tie Convention at Richmond, and that it was
the duty of the people to affirm it's acts; and
the impression having obtained that the State
was out Of the Union by the act OF the coven-
ton, it was made to appear to him that said
vote was to determine the friends and enemies
OF the State, and not the friends and enemies
OF secession; that all who voted against the or
dlnance We're to be run out of the State, and
made to forfeit their property, and be outcasts
from home, together with such other threats
as induced fears Of personal satety.' Mr. Mi
nor makes other averments il apology for his
conduct, going to show that he reluctantly
yielded his convictions for the time being. -
Inc counsel for the claimant, who was heard
at at length by the Commissioners, contended
mat the facts above stated, taken in connection
with the advancedage Of the petitioner, should
excuse him from the operation Of the letter OF
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The War in Arkansas.
CAIRO, Jan l6-The ram Switzerland has
arrived this evening from the Mississippi
squadron. She brings reportof the taking Of
Arkansas Post, ION the Arkansas river: about
100 miles from It's MOUTH by the land and
naval forces under Gen. McClernand and Com.
Porter.
The surrender it is said, occurred on Sum
day last, with all the guns, stores and ammu-
milton.
Full particulars have not yet been received,
and the reports mentioned below are doubted
in all quarters.
The Federal loss is reported at 200, and the
Confederate $50 killed and wounded, and from
5000 to 1000 prisoners (?)
These results, as generally stated, may be
modified by further and more authentic ac-
counts yet to come. The Baltimore American
says, the number Of prisoners taken is report
ed at from five to seven thousand, but is pro-
baby exaggerated, as is usual in these accounts
CoNGREss. In the T. S. Senate yesterday,
a resolution was adopted instructing the COM
mittee on finance to inquire into the expedi~
ency Of making an appropriation for the en-
couragement of emigration from Europe to
the United States The bill making appro-
priatiops for deficiencies in the civil service Of
the government was passed. In the House,
some private bills were passed, and the finance
bill discussed but not disposed Of. Both
Houses adjourned till Monday.
An arrival at New York from New Orleans
brings some further particulars of the recap
ture of Galveston by the Confederates mainly
confirming the accounts previously received,
and stating that the Harriet Lane, before she
was surrendered, succeeded in sinking one of
the Confederate steamers. Captain Renshaw
and thirteen of the officers and crew of the
flagship Westfeld were blown up in her. Ad-
miral Farra gut had sent q number Of his best
ships to endeavor to recapture the Harriet
Lane and to destroy the Confederate gunboats,
bnt nothing had been heard from the exped
ton.
The reports of the advance Of Gen. Banks
On Vicksburg from the South, it appears, were
premature Nothing as to his plans have yet
transpired, but most of his troops have gone,
to Baton Rouge. The Confederates were NOV
ing up upon the Federal lines at Donaldson
vile, but no danger was apprehended.
Late advces from Port Royal state that IN
formation had been received that the Nash
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No DEALlses. viii TRatToas.

IL 10 the dusy Or every loyal man %, dis.
courage aad discoantspaass hams lsalssss
irfespeesisebf pprsep, baslasss eg station,
The higher she posision-ths greater the
inausnce-rhe more infamous the sseaton.
The meanaess Of soul Of that mao vha op-
poses sas iassrcsss Of the soassry that aas
ssrichsd, protected and perhaps hoasrei
hfn, who reJ ,ices In ths defeat Of :hs army,
the great hepe Of the coaalrys and 10 whase
ranss are maoy Of HE ewa ueighboss and
aeqssinsanses, Should satftle 'hsss TO bs
treated With that personal contempt which
The patriots Of the rssolasiss tells and dis
plagedto Benedict AFasld and King George q
syeopbansish Tories. lie should be trusted
az the EnglisAman voa;d sfass aaegher Guy
FaHkes, or nangarisn another tGergsy.*
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ne way u apensd for that ss6mlssion
whisa y sas only, assans of psass. When
she Ssusb sabmiss sisss peaas viii Yssurn;
till shen shsfs i sdshIng but var. rals
sabmlsaion implies sAs ret sraiiaa % Lar, !,
the sssahhsAmans ef Hb4rsy. shs .asegasy
Of shs uatoos saa 10 sesass ssesa va .sts
. ~ aasiOn win asht q foag Il .niy be
necessary, and il will .asssf .mske pace
wigta Febels. sstI 49,, ;.s5r,st.ts5
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? .Bakinapey Juss ,2ss2s. 22s. /

..s ..;srs ~ gEBabtEaaReS JuHe sasaff
Abnut 7 Osclock Saturday nieAr q beds
sf cavalry reached Msnoetty BeltgS, fodutr
miles tbs side OF Frederick; they parelsd
all lick In hospsiasss every gOTesemeas em-
ployee, tbey; searched ssabIes' foF AsTses.
seizirr MI marked U. s. Very hrge force
os rebel infantry. cavalry ppd artillery
CxssesI at An,ietam durNR thssdty. Ref
Bgses say they uumbet 70 {" SO sat
pockets report then Mt 5000. e .reh-
wosks are beiaR erected aroaaa Fess and
north sidss Of BAIsimaFe, thus a"mpaeting
chain Of feEti6ca,ious. Bns ossbArFisaiss
ars being s+ecttd wishin tss city extending
from high ground on east to, saushwesteEa
exaremity .os city. These will be dsfsOded
By Uaioa Lsagae men who are being arm
ed BY Gen. Schenck, Uaion men entireiy
confident rebels Fill NOS DO so rash ~ 20
asssrupt raid: ia,9hasr dssosien.t .D'sfOyaI
asnseg as evsdrNsly uneasr; sheg begia 20
realize TINT any hostile moytnsds Of rebel
army, against Baltimots might ssaet sdtsas-
sFously uPenr themselves q, y5Ta%@ staH
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New York, %.

New York, %.
Harrisburg disrstch to the Herald. states
thar Jenkins passed through GreencastIe
Saturday night With sevsn handred mounted
iEfansry, In diseeticn Of WayOesboro.--
They are picketisg sbe read short distance
this aide Of Greencassis., Rebels ase sconr-
ing the couaIry for horses and have got
uhout 1900 head Of cattle. Rhodes has
%, 900 men as WilIiamapers.
Opinion ip Official circles at Harrisburg
that rebels have serious dssigns uPen
Baltimore. Their iHovemement indicate
this. Fears are entertained for that city.
Tbree hundred rebel cavalry Gred MsEcsrs'
burg 10 several places. . - ~
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TRE gARTsr saRg.

The Landon Tiuses Complains thss man
kisd are usiog 40 the world 300 fast. la
esssaat cultivation, It. is alleged, is ssrippaps
sas earth Of iss eoas sf mould, which ea8,
sos b. ssplaosd, exosps sJ a rstara 20 shs
prinnevar forrest Thers are faess 10 exiss
snse lissls eoasistsas v ith s:las ssry slarm
iag ssasemsns. TIE pEaas seauad Beasrs'
has Serssin;s Aesn cultured FOR three sheus.
and yssrs, aud 10 as rich ss ever. The
eoaasry aroaDd D4mascus Was q garden is
she heginpig OF history and isa gsr,lsn nsw
No foFress has ever renewed the coil 81
Northern italy, aas 10 che glorious fsreilit,
Of Asa Miner, sEtifeial. Districts have, i
10 true, pesished, hHs.is has always bssr
srsm hauian folly, the cutting d,Rn of the
tresstiti the rsin eaased, and the wells sank
- is nov Oecarriag ia soEae parts Of Upper
tndia. When re eoSqseFsd the P1ujaab,
the vsss provinces did nat contain sBs tree,
and 10 thirty years weuld have become,
like the Bahylonisn desert and frem the
came caase, sterile plaia.-- spectator.
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Memahis Jaas 90,


Dol. Cornya, of 10Th Mos ts&VaIEy sag
cesded ID rodfing md scattering sstetal
rebel camps where ,hss ssfs sathsriqa .sats-
tte for ~Bsagg's aEmys Destroying large
quauaiaies.offsEags, aud bEiugsoRsia castls.
lie reports vigorous eESrts ass naking bs
rsbGis 70 gather . lrgs mounted force
uerthssf Msmphiae and chsEleasun, Rs r,
semsossptiug everybody. 6sms OF GsBsral
DoaSs,s men vAO we're vim Col. Sskkaghs
have escaped and rsabAsd cSssnth. They
Fspors that Straight Destroyed apd sAaot
dausd his srssIlsry besorsds wws acaptaesa
sy Fsrtst; ebss Straight sascttd much
greater saalaage than rebels askeoaledgs.
Desashnsais Of .Osss AlsIs andH ssh sOh;o
csvalry, a0e ssresg, sodsr cotshaDd OF
Ma;, Henry, iffsh Ohio, pat Oh reS0suofs
iaups aDee, allowed themselves 20 be sprroppafd
near Hsrsanda, Miss On the aiehs oi. lisa
hy Gcn. Oha'ne dmlsh = ffsfcs Of 20O0s
,hes were e0hspsseely routed, sahssae tAesA
either Sa aptussd 81 killed. SAi, ntnry ysas
aspsssed& Ahpst 2S0of han ahspasssasa-
cd Easmy sss mosings kaOsg ross i;sss
from spemphts 10 20 Coristl TTss eds TIE
'ialesraps, asslFsyss 4 saatl salssss Aess
MsseOw this morRisgs -essn s# 81 ts8
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'N.ws s,YerI,a "a.

j, IN -, ! s9 .s,. sess7@.l NsW egkg a.
Al aispsAah From !Afmgs .PGsesaas rsyl
Geo Gfsgrs9 disisioa Of tJata8sy, sfssl
marching wi,bin haif Hfls % AidalssagyI
from Aldo, lhis uapFniass saw sueny skis'
uaishing in sfrasss A. secians OF Ralters.
battery was plaasea On ths biH sSd lopsSsd
Gre wisb considerable egset, driving 'aaspy
eaeGs 3.;4s sgg4ssBt YEssE5a so aSizspi ia
Col. Gaegg bad pgsvisusly driven .eaenss
frSm hills vita Ie0shN. I. and 1t 81 aine:
The rebels soon fs.agpsatsd, charged upon
Hassis' ighs cavalry andsa dssashnens ai
the N. Y. 4th DaSalEy, bot wsEs Sepaisea.
They repestsdstbis swiee, bus wess hane-
aouels fePp'ssa, pllh toss og o., pslsasasrs.
Thsy then fed ahest ) Hailas ssl aip5
AUS p.l m.A,hs aarsmpts8 ahs cspsnss Of
94osyslry FeEiaests-la portion ,,Sf brig
ads andsr si4 ,Rhitbss a asspatass %.
souatsr snsssaa batss aeaina Fssalssd
them With bat lissla aloss - oarsslsss;sdl
th6ugh our artillery tsass baSs1dqna tkein
terrible damage. .s -. - -, - 80
nuriag ,aghs The lsts Msipa ssRered 80
vetely. Col W.lcaxs 9ShaEasasebsa eaSaisy,
sea kilied,e @..t93as 3e ss&@ 81 C4fte
-. =
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= :, - Chicago, QUAR- l6s /.
Last evenings Washiugson Republicsn
says: ~ A. IT,. ....Iz -...z<
As we are goipg to press We have news
of the movements Of the sSemy 10 the Val'
ley, 10 the region Of Winchesser, Maritime
burg, and TIarper's Ferry. Lees whole ar
my ia in the Valley. stretching nearly iss
whole leugtsss and sssahgly reinforced ffss
the PeninsaIar, Suffolk, Richmoods Cor.
aonsvifis aud North C.solihs. ~ u. -: "a
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Port hionroe,2l

Richmond papers s"y Dasieu, Ga, ~a'
harmed ny the federais on llsh and is uev
enc plain Of nshes and blaekeaed ruins
Seven GedsraI iron clsds we.s st Bruns
wick. Large forces had landed from trans,
ports.
vsIlandighasn ran tbe biackade frau
Wilmington aud 10 going TO Nassau, themes
te Canada. u .o%.. =.
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'.a,t.f,.r yz,s Fssias sNsw Ierks Jupe fo,o
|. AFOrt Maasns ssrEespoudsOsp ps che fias
Sldasf ibs a7tH, says tht news from III,
advance f@ree. ftS esfprs Is most sstIstsS
teFs.g Henr sgiss, WAeasa sesss Asd fsAw
tha Pssinsulas seaghs shslser ca the sabsI
bsas ~ tie GAieRassmFny ,Gea. Gerber,
d,yisiop, which Nasls the Advance, eatsfeC
New Kent C. uash shs lslh mss. Ths ea
eng saaas . msss hassy ysssseas tOahs Ghssk
ahomIay. Sotas sEsfmisbsSg eecafred De
twseb sar adysnss and abs, rear Or tbs. 20.
smy, oag sfsops ase IN sxsellsns,ee Goa
disioas,e4 ui ggEt. 8s ses8 ss.l Is tsi Il sB4i';
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t14 s%t.F% '@&2 3<;&H gSRWa u ORB i 2fza
Harrisburg aispasch 10 Bisbt si5esaih q.
felIowing: go 49, = ~ .I,,,s+,, !. q 4sa
Rebels reported ferty lhOaaands sssksnk d
tIaxsrssosu. Aiasvos's; ASaasSassess ssili
Rs Bloody Run. .'@5 . = - ~ . 10. ~ ~ si...
sGav. Cyrtin raOeiysd . Sispateh to.pigh'
from ChambrEssatgs stssiaR 'ahas sJsRkius
had arrived &c w ayusSuope and tAseat oa,
piekets Eve nafIes fkis pid6 but wfthdrew
then ibis morning. Na iiafosaa's ION q
Wasnssosro Of rebel GasaIFy al llsssrs-
tawu, re7,ss .Hat ~ ~. ,stst+8 sa&@G9k 80
J-bEiOs has been stealing horses ID ,th.
mountains, Gen. COueh reOslved dispascn
to-aishs cen6Fming rrpsFs Of rebel essairy
ut GssGesbarg. @7 n % 7%'
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Z
We ere eoaslas, gsshaf Ahsahszns
enr saaner 10 anfssiai
Reaee 10 eas sreas saa4.s .s,#s
ws ptocisiu a q shs wassA {
Our party is aaite 4ersaasss.l
wita other psssfa shssh hst
wish pesse szsss sas Asnass.
Ipscrsssa wssh &. @ q .
We long 70 re pssarniss paaee #
sais var We truly ssorfi T.
va are cssnins Father Aeraaam, LII.
J ws are essaisg--ta hsra.
n you can whis ihs ssssxh. ARE,
Ard end The rses. story,
We vii came Ia aa,s back ron. Ate, Is.
Aad share with yoa sAe sioFy. u
wAea the brave yoisatsers ret vra.
who have asasA and danger srsv&l,
wsNfii rally nDuAd ths ass-stsE
OF tas county ss have sassdi -5
we'il sIlsaud ug 8 iaesl q eheaes,
: From utsht sstf safty MORA.
! ws.Fs patrio,3 Father Ahzahann.
Wesrs p4SF,sss--ln hega.
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-. ~. I'd. - Mes. York. 2.
A speoial 10 Herald, dated Mssslases
ssaslan, 2lss. savs thas at 8. p. mss yyesssr.
,srdsy, Maj Cola, ist Nd. Uavassy, made :
dash INTO Fes.lrick with SO men, drivIaa
aas enemy. kslliag 2, capturing l. oas
saFaiTv pssaei throsgh abe city, and iEnsas.
a,atefy afses 1900 rebels occopied shs town
eapsarins . Of onr uien on detyas sisnal
station. they parole a about 50 iu~s'id SOL
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NewYSfR. yaas,iy.s

F oSahs tn, :pat eayatts. sphsissieg oI
one disiaOp, smei bag Hash Lss's easalsy
easd ora hnsery &C sEasllssgsd ons nias be.
.sonss kaaae stoS atasl UssaAtesau. j Band
20 hand sscdsptsss 9stbsats.' 'dSflng which u
sopk many prsgpersss The rebels. wsre
auaIIy tdFlsen hack s3mi1easa Oar hssiwas
tirhs. - ,49as ;l2is AtassA bs3s II j. lsgsa
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smsneipssioa eosSn.strs hsaa Z tlssfd
meeting 70 day. and ssFsed qppn # report
which was rspesssa 30 ahsdasas ssRsIaasv
The EepoEsawus sisnsis BY vqssssbf sasea
uDembess d shs chhmiftsa: ID 10 suSdst.
stood % reconnend shasH II ss.assty s shap seasst
lab9sa!p,sly IL m 1874. end prOa,hissash in!
.EaigratioA af ssasssa fssshaetAss Ssasss, AaI
Expresses $50 sspf fssou seEaislsy sSsAssbI
mission q i sSe esdip4hes ~ q lhs les,
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~, - Harrisburg, q.
Trera 10 rebel cavalry force within 8
miles OF Geseysbarg and bad crossed south
noausain, evidently advancing on Northsrn
CeOtraI r. q. An ample force is prepared
10 resist the atsaes. .s:s e. f. ~
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. 40 IL assg va 3aa .si seSf .fse GAseag1 lQst
q IN The cavassy sgAs hsyond Tie HAppa-
haeoesk on fhs Ish, che Fsaefals ioaa Wsss
0sI, Killed. s. = sounded, .and niissing; ire
klilea dess sse ssassa 100 end lsss ssas 100
nsissins; lsss sn horses aaseurss - tSa3.s&
TAsr srsbei loss. as near ss can Be ascertain
cd. Il 1906 killed saa sosadsstdl. and 200 IL
ksn prispaars. Thsia loss 10 horses insane
pgepogsf6n.S ss*a n fi.sada s3Sa ss ts@1
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y " <<sfF . =
ArrisAis fsrta heiss lflas gkeial Aslsisfs
from 0yuas 10 skis TIN lssiisaFssfes
wera asf.sing aDss tsasnx eB.isigns sss.ga.
ied sherns Tbs saosssssssss d kirhy smlsn'4
.fsEse. d shs sepsslla shss
i,,s astensioD. Is u dophtfpl #saas EsfAass
ssaE saeana 81 eraasinz she sseAss n hss
Osss ssssr,sshsll ~ siss Sc ss
ylelsbatg nv os s.st aorn
.inewl asd pen assgs sosig ggs ef ~ al
gone.
J Il fsb, ,sessI 1 Il q q y IA is ss.ys
aha ,saelsss. sssa ! aisisp NV
airy, ssia " bs f.on Bsagss 81 M " sisa
shsre. iraak i sslEI ssslzIi - asa Aspss
pnEa s. tesa agcS sssa sssass M sassa aSsss
A&sg - bsss sfstsss sssss VI - n ~ ESs ssfa
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Richmond dispatch Of the 2lst, soatAisa
dispatches from Savannah, announcing the
capture Of confederate isOn clad, Fipgsll.
after 40 action OF 80 minutes.
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