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ADVERTISING.
PEOCLAMATIONS.

~ .:?X GOVERNOR OF yIR t;INIE.
II \ PROCLAMATION.
l.; ,-.',:i ajax srro received By t.o Executive,
80. Or tiii!al, r.. RuciSrr. chniSe6 with t:e.san,
-r Nd ~ rr cir."s r-sa2rd from tie jai. OF .'i;t-
p:y thr c;Gh: of tho ISL ics: on Is .o'S
.,:: a; i.-.c:
= 80. /, hs-rhy oir-- q re-crd c: Five iiu:,-
Gr! g. c,i' 30 .y person CT persons WHO sat! Gr.
-. r,! VI TN y. itnake- u:.d deliver t:c into ;he
,. - 'G: c"Griy; aud moreover require oil OH
r., y =! :, ro.:!w,. cath, civil and military AID
gso,,c g,"r.!T, use .heir text "Srtti2as 10
.ec,ra -. arr.; e tie Id Racer, thu: be may be
/. G:.ii !G'.! =:
-- tiyL:. cud.- .l7 !.ald ns Govc:ao-, aud under
~ 80 ser seal q: the Cotimoa1Tca;L. a. R'ch.
i~ .,.G nj, -;!I Gay Q: October. in the yea ISIS
JOHN LETCEEH.
Tyt.. G!"s:aar:
G,.o. ". MuxFoRp,
of no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06
In BEHALF of tho War Department, we re-
r,a;sto tho chnrre of ssscek ,Hcl!-fcd o!icialM,
To the Editors cfMe Enquirer:

CAMP NEAR BIAHpY STATION, Oct. %, 1853
Gentlemen; / noticed in your issue OF yes
terday, reported skirnish By the cavalry, IN
which we lost j killed and aboHt 40 wounded.
The facts are these: On Sunday hight, the 25!i,
Gen. Johnsou's division had orders to march a;
6 A. NJ with ore days .aion' in their haver-
SACKS. At the hour appointed, they took up their
lire Of march. They crossed the river and march
cd about 1 miles to or near Beal.on Station, the
Stonewall brigade in advance. When near tho
point of action. the 9Th and 4th Regiments were
thrown forwerd-thc 9th on the lctIiot the Rail-
road the i.h alon. ami Oh the right of Tie road.
The engagement was brought OF !,y squadron
of cavalry; but when tEeIegimcnts alluded TO
advanced, the cavalry gave way to the right The
infantry then became engaged. The enemy being
driven back mile or.more. wo were ordered TO
hall. The firing soon ceased, resulting IN killed
and xbout 40 wounded upon our side loss of the
enemy unknown. Several were killed and
wounded by The enenys she'll wEo were held
in the reserve. and were not brought ipto action.
Hence the killed aud wounded were in the two
regiments engaged. will add that we marched
that day about % miles (ll miles 20 the battle.
Geld aud then after suudown marched back to our
camp.) Ycu cnn give the above facts aplacs in
your columns ifyou think proper.
Very respectfully, h:
Private in Stonewa!l Brigade.
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REPOPTEDLOss OF YANKEES.

We learn from Yankee Journal bearing date
October ~, ard published at Portsmouth, Va,
that there WIS well subs,antisted rumor in
Portsmouth. that The steamer confirming tho
g9th New Yo:l: regiment. ana tao full batteries,
which left Fortress Monroe few days previous,
had gone 70 Davy Jones locker. off Hattaras, in
= terrible gale. All aboard are believed 10 90
lost. The 99th regiment Was Tor a long time Sta
toned at Deep Creek, Norfolk county, an; stole
enough from peaceahle citizens in that vicinity
to make death 10 theus terrible, indeed, undS
any circumstances
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among tho Ritsh Islands. have bec. sc.rnrari'r
ordered from some OF the ports O; Prince Eswa:l'S
Island. private letter from IN officer attached
TO the former ress;, states that when nj Gina
lot:etcwn, an ORDER game from: the Government,
requiring beth veSse's TO put 10 sea, pIo.!u!ns-
ton, in the name Of the Queen. havng been
made, raiine tie demand, which WIS p!umrtl;-
compiiod with. EGi cti States treasury notes
are a. heavy discount at the various PORTS O.:
those islahds and stores cau OILY be procured by
the paymea! CT coin.
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G,12. ". MuxFoRD,
Sccy Of .hc Coma:h.

u- ite. i; f-rcr.'.:d aS 5 zee: 5 iacEes lish hair
=. :. eo,.r,i b,:k irgla fsrch.al. ~h'c Il rather
- .s.a::Ss and tDd IL u.E"ner e rcari"g, slight
.. :a aa!'.s rat:c e:ic.;cy made. scd F,rsIg
..f ya!- cla ;-xiGa r.:h-: lid :;!d face O3S
- .;-.- .#. e, ls=ce rc!oE aoi A::o'sn, but not
i-r l'rw = r0T.r. korsc = .;-ar Sc w"Gan. with
-, e t-5c. asl hnrcv, cucacIred half me t:o,a t:.e
az. !.a.s =" G"y ;ei3ce, pet n:ias 10 bug .pcc:c
.. s,- =. suid=ni, Ii t.apPesred ab9ut Tc t!sc CT
.'....l. oct%S-:)s
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MAJ0R NI0SBY.

The gallant Major Mosby has, as will be
sacn by the following letter, received the aP-
proval and thanks Of General Lee for his gal
lantrysgnd eki!l displeyad during the regent
operations of the Army of Northern Virginia
HEADQ'Rs ARMY NORTHERN VA,
Ocs. 80, 1868.
.Major Gcncra1J Z. B.. Stuart, C9"mcndiny
CluaiIy Coips:
GenerIl-I have received the reports which
you forwarle! Of Major Mosny's operations
On Oct. l2.h, ISL! and Goth. Ills attacks arc
characterized by great boldness and skill, CO
pceialy that upon the ei,emy's train between
New Baltimore and Warrcnton.
Please express my thanks to Major Mcsby,
with the h9pe that lie will continue to strike
the enemy whenever az opportunity oitEs i1r
a successful blow.
an, very respectfully,
Your oL't servant,
(Signcd) +. T. LEE, Gcnl.
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Total,
CAN'T PrSpER, MAnTiS Co.. \. c., !

CANT PENpER, MARTiN Co, =. e,
Ot.0bcr 90. 1868.
Messrs. Editors Below send the vote Of
the 18th N. C. Regiment for Congressman in
the 1st Congressional Dis.7c. Of North C&.o-
Ina, at the election held in.camp today:
For L. b. Ssarlse lGi votes.
For w. n. II. Smith, -
For Edward Warren, :. 10
Several full companies from, the district On
picket, are no. yet heard from. J. j.. L.
LATER Detachment st Williamson
Starkc II; Smith. 3.
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to our Thucydidcs, we take down our original
cdhio princeps imprinted by Aldus in Venice;
our ''tal copy" two feet in stature, vellum.
bound, and with the original lettering; Lut
stiil one should be little tolerant towards
those who not possessing Aldine editions. yet
arc pleased to trace analogics and illustra-
tions Of great events now passing in the an
nails Of other nations which have gone before
us. There can be no great harm in it. This
people is now fshting for its existence against
potent enemy, even as other nations hayt
done GIoretime and as human nature con-
tinues pretty much the samc, we mus.
exncct to soa very similar sorts of diff
culties rraud complications arising, and even
the ike examples of hcroism or baseness ex-
hibited to tue world: 1t is even. perhaps,
satisfactory, and somewhat wholesome TO find
by examination of history, that we Confcde.
rates have tic same cause, The same hores
the same troubles, that others have had before
us; and so to feel rclose relationship with
rest Of the human species IF n vast naval
and land force set out from tho North for the
reduction Of our Charleston, there cannot be
much harm in calling to mind how tho Arma-
da Of King Philip set sail to conquer England
how another Athcnian Armada went forth
to destroy Syracuse-hcw q vast English feet
aud army descended upon Walchercn: and
how they all came to gt;cf. Aud why should
not TIC gallant deed Of Arnold lie commemc-
rated. Such hcrosm ia possession forever :
and heroes are made that hey may bcget he
r3cs. They are the salt Of the earth, and must
not be permitted to lose their ssayor, lest the
world rot. Verify, VIC say unto You, that
wherever the gospel of Freedom is preached
in the whole world, there shall this deed,
which this man has done, be spoken Of ror q
memorial Of him. Such things arc worth
reading and knowing: and i; you cannot read
foreign languages, ard have nos the grand liz
brary taitions, VIC hold you ezcused-parricu-
larly in these war times when books are
scarce-if you even sneak after the "chcap
tranS!aticns" rub!ished'by cnterprising Mr.
Bohn.
So much VIC hare said as plea for the Of
fence CT historical parallels; because it is an
offence 10 which We arc addicted. Like the
other "Supprcssors OF Vice." re would say,
Whip Us iGr all the 0tacr sins, but spare us
this peculiar one.
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CAMP 2ITu y. G.. TRcors,

TAwEAH, \. c., Oct 81. 1863.
Messrs. Editors: At an election foT Con-
gressmcn, held in the oath y. c. Troops for
the Fifth Congressional D:str:o;, Arlington
received 81, Turner, 10 aal J. J. Davis
votes. J. L. II.
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4 call is published in The Texas napers. 70, ?

"war meeting to be held at Houston: In anS
nounc:ng the fact. the TELEGRAPH" says:
The people of Texas are not ready to 'eat dirt
yet and they must declare so to the world. We
have thousands Of patriots in the armies but the
patriots are not nil there, and they must show so
TO the world. Who CT us is ready TO accept life
with servituda TO tsskmsster more exacsing
than those of Egypt If any, lei him step forth,
that the people may see how disgusting such
craven heab.edness appears.
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DISTURBANCE At TIE PHOENIX HALL, Pc
TERsBURo.-J. R. Burrage, the piano player
has been arrested in Petersburg, charged with
cutting, with razor E. NJ. Lewis. The diff
Guilty occurred at Phoenix on the 17th ult.,
and arose about a piece of candle.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

Second Congressional Di$t.TF-Ia the
election l.cld on Thursday last in tic camps
of the regiments nf 4. p. Hills corps. havirS
votes in the d Coz gressir-hsl District 81 North
Carolina, the tJliow;n. was the vote:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

Col. James n. Chambers, Of Columbus, has
donated fifty cords Of wood for distribution
among the rccr Of the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

The New York World" SAYS the Demo
cratic party have no tears to shed over Gen.
Rosecrans' fate"
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.. = VT IVY
GO. VI McSroR0.
See %. the C-or:m'th.

<e:r.t . :51:: 80 yt'-s &c ace feet Or 20 inches
- ~ w-i:+> aJc-. - ppuSrs dark hair. oiue eyes
a'sorr:Ni7.; had VIE. h: ped da coat and
."t a.., .:.l s:r.w hat.
-. aA:; ?: years ed sx fee. high. spare max"
-. .'c Il da:,;, ;.aG Gmn yea; lad ca AMY cap
=, -. t-aI.
7'N-, -" s,avc is about g CT :4 ezra o'd f.'t
.'o-f '". ring rR:ead cooE, v"'y 1iu h w'i"Eeeu
., "t!I5 S.!!, son; ba; hsd on da'k cl"'t.eS,
'., - N.;-ou 5ri,a iui pair OF dcS skin shoes.
- "a..;, Ssr;!n.s a@d Di4Tac5 copy. ectss-c3"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

Hon. Bedford Brown is announced as can
didatc for Congress in the 6th North Carolina
District.
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CoNxoN ScuooLs.-The Literary Board OF
North Carolina has made full distribution
Of $l25, 900 for Common School purposes.
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10y T!E GOVERNOR: aT VI :: c / y -.
pRG;IISJATtnN

!.a-aa,'c NaSf;. h-.' rac"irrt by the Escc"::7 g.
-, - ""H TrH%GR, PaTHI * M''EItli'E
..!C&,. G'EE!.L nj JAMES WooLEhl3GE wso
-.e &C.. g. i:o! tn .iTs n.,I Cort u tie C:rrlt
r,e-. ~;5 % I.yrc' cr. .. tried n EoreL:be-
- :,sLv.v =. II .s III .r cape >1i aye GoT gr-
.s =. .-r rac!.fcr,. % !ershy Offer q reward OF
Tvs IL: :L 5ia-5 uHy ,':IHen c. rer'oui Fh" 81 al
s-1.,. al! T:rfcr No..er.;y. y Neal an "ootridE'
a.Cl mo he Al OF the said c.tI Of Lyart
t!Er v yl al: "a. such urres and d.ivrry Ct any
:rG! AID do G9.eo"e- :eqHre al otfcerS 81 tao
r9sC a at iril aIa lai,;:"r5 ind request the peo.
..-.v, .hair best exerfioDs - pTocrr: the
se., ii r e.s2a; n.ivI, ;ta aey may DC brought 10
.!.cr
~ ;;:v.r r- 'ty M hand Governor, aud rIiG"r
IS !: i.,>s-- S-h OF ;Gs Commonwealth, At Rich
- a,". ;"s 2ia day o: Oc.ooe- il th. year ic.
joins LETCEEk.
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ti"E:NIn-iN DEEc-A: rules he'll in the Clerks
'..e" . he ccrr';at or Cssrt Of Fred-ricSsburg,
'~%..-.r he J:h day OF October. 1859
!'t g. II 1c=;os; John f. Tasx.:t, james ". Ford and
;;;"'a y. Wallace jsts parta"rs under the FIRM OF
i::'7-' T.c1s.t-S Co., Plaintiffs,
.AsiGt
Es:.G. .:ack,s, Det,ndint
4. g5 {: tbs s:t IL 20 recover RI Ihc d>e"daDt
"a ;.na-sa and th:r'y=.ht d;Gsrs :nd fy cen:swith
e Gu $50 - cents, thereof from the 18th day
'''"ary e59 ard or So3 "a cent? the residse ihersof
ia Z" 'is; Gay OF January iss, Ill pal = id affidavit
.".; asc= ln.je and :,l-d that the defendant above
:si, Gy:- rIdrus OF iLis e, ,rwfai,h, the csl
,';i.atii -Gur.d to appear witEin one month nj or
s4caor ereoi. md do VIA: Il n.c essary TO protect
>'Gale.i q MS sut
A"cry-Tss;s: J. j. CHEW, .lfrs.
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-. GIii2.f: >NvGtiTIl ;:e vIE.IHLH:-
40 the sheriff Of the County of Eui!fnx.
-, GREETING:
t-as vacancy has occurred !n the representation
'''Gsc oi Delegates from the county o! Hal fax.
"'r ~ Cc:ur". - tho 3:me Fl the Cog non1eslth 70
h"a 10 cause aa .eo;ion TO be held In your said
is.".. - thursday. .:,c 2Gih day OF November
f'''''- Il D=.rc.i 20 n! r.g vacancy a'rresail
G. '"!r'ry :. hereof witness, EUGH ". SNrFrEY,
oi ~ case c! Dei.g2'c5, :his 2rth day OF Octu-
:, - ~ II, ist:i ,ad il. he ssh year o! TIE Co~no-
'"A. HUGH W SHEFFEY,
r., Speaker II Tie House Of Delegates.
3 Sl'a<.r -" !:urse OF Delegates,
Mi;. p. GO%acE,
-''t'-e C.o:k o. the House of Dsiesates.
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!.''a !t''"'.i'o Corn,y Court, 5th oc,Lbcr, 1863
,"'I"Nf Plan;.a,
La, .'&!a'1cs!. administrator Of Edward
=, 49,; .se:as'd. Def:adAns wv Su''s
r, g o' :sc suits Is 20 recover by actio. OF law
:s:.,.,a .t- = complainant from The d.redsnt as
-, Dy 'fo eoa and cue Hills o. the after aud .lSo
=. ..'Se;, s;"eG ami rendered. all oi which were
sa::,r n 9 time { sal! ctc"dcn ard aiidu-:.
a maze mni tich ,hsr lie def.naaa, /, net res
gst.d 'a'H' u "eat:, J; Is o:i"rel that nc be re-
.s::9: " ;fe9S wln r,opth ter due public alton
So: " at Il c:ssary to . 0tec: his ln,cS,s and
"'s crre-ea; il said salts
O.,'7- Copy-Tss.a.
WM. FOLKES, G. &c.
Il 70 nHE IN JAIL-.Conu,it,cd 10 the Jail OF
&.s CONT on toe Ist o. Nov 1867 cegro
+hog, y"i;Eh y"s q Ehef WM HENRY JONES. Hess.s he
.cs - S4 " C., und that he is free man. ge IL f.
%s:5 G h*s : hushy head. II about - years old,
G. .h.hes high, aud has small scsr on he
Bays eye no other marks that d:scorer
+G:as l. e'. Ka!e gh about eight weeksago. The owp-
Ess l'' u slave. will please come forward
P''J' pay charges, Gnd take him away
er:a,-c PETER IRICK,
"'" Ja!lor OF Rockingham county.
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81. ci - -. :.ast weighing aboJ, 20 po2aEs,
d. .y,u H5l Sal y 'f dawaca't i'ok, rear "
g.. e1. .arS Of ~ uial IL rket " III
J.. !, t'f = >ii.:H a-:L. AL heart c:t ~ i'r -
...g sal !:s ,scayc "a: !ase;e II itache "nd wss
4s. D. .. .ril -.s' r'p:..S
..;y IS ,r~.,, - years oil aus !o., 20 inches high,
.;sa IL - - ?cu .ls DARK Camp cHicn and LAIR,
,e2s. -, ok So. Sca. RAj hons on ous leg wLe2
...s.a..i
,.&-s. -Gf - ys:7s o: Hgr. gLt co.:plcN on. dark
=" 8.. - r.'LS!, weigh, e6out 10 i"GGiS, rlrhG
..': -. r-'h.r -i.i coan.=aarce; was dress { in
.H, 90 ..'.c o. Il c'o:i.s when lse .srap-'i.
W Z: -, -. - u. - yeas DID, Grs complexion,
.....: -.a.:; f-.; iGcaes nigh, w-i5a> a"o.; !io
~ T,'.:.! -: sr IN J :.n"err. '!ac hs2f r:s'.-
D. .s ~ Il :w1 aI2e.S. Wore whEH"r: whhn he
-r..s. &c .aiST
bI TIE GOVERNOR OF FlEG M A.
ID y PROCLAMATION
- -ra..aa t...j-r h"aa rs"~''c hF Tho Executive,
- ~ ~ ~hrarcr, c!gES"G with dislpJaiih; = .h:t
$50. ''.~. 4 Win t-.cuy. and Bnrwcti, slhr".
...' =: With .-.0ny who ware al c0.h."l In tie
I iI'" .S;gg"d slr-,:'0'a oa tae Nigh; o; tbs i2:h
-. - ..'" arT. c"iri: ~ ii:-:":
';':-: r. - l.".c,j TT r-wsrd If GLc Hum
st'& Sod Fifty Eo!lar. 10 any psrson "r per;cr;
- ~ ..:,s: .l- sa.d Shrnr:. Sims ID ,hr s!a""
-s :, - lei, :h-:s ir:o ~" jail u N-n::cr ccun-
= - way .iC!iar- taT such sr.r': ar! delivery X
e., 81. ;aor-over.i.q i-c hii 'hiS':S "f this
l'.ar r'.'' "v' aId Military. End rsq;e.t ;hcpe pie
'a',-;i sc aa:ce1 ia: thcy nay b, erca;h 10
- Gives uaasr my band ~ Gn!"rpor AID un!! r
l. -. I-s>"- seal q: thr CcTl,h"Tw-t.' "a; ti"t
- p;., :s est daJ Of C>ir5er in ID. yea !etj.
JOHN LETCHEK.
GO. VI McSroR0.
ynft thC
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A1cpu>un1 Enq1urt1. !.
BE TYLER " ALLEGRE.
MORNING, NOV. i, 1853.
SUPPRESSION OF VICE.

Ia England they have Il large aul in0uen-
S'"i "Society for the Suppression Of Vice" ,"
whase members sufix the letters NJ. S. S. V;
arc each member lahors in his own sphere to
discourage ard suppress some sort of vice,
namely: the sort which that Individual mem
beE teo5 rot himself patronize. Thus, it !,
hoped, iouoh good IS done; each member, will.
all. his might, discouraging the vices of the
others, !.ya species ofinvcrted log-rollisg." "
Ecch,, in short,
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By The arrival Of the Gc,mana sid tie CITY
Of Washington, we nave Gour days :s;cr ;:t,.
vices from Southampton. We anac- TIC
"Herald's" summary cf the Jews:
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
How the London Times Differs from NIL.
af@- &g nef Gibson. af@rY +. ~ x
raf4l (Frorn the london Times JAN. %. f14. E

x.OiA sno i~spuou i'aAes, Ss'. Sot
Truth copeis Mr. Gibson 70 protest against some Of his
has carefully examined documents and os and be nds
that slavery Is at the botto Of IT, and that the Southern
se ~ = ss sn
pestilcnt thng Accordingly his sympathies with
thu federal cause and as usually happens bis hopes and
military question whether this implies real ioss
X western virgins enaIIcd p' In. ' oouisdesssss to
sdminster : crushing defeat % the entire federal
the contrary But, pass the the quarrel
he truth, end the whole Of the TRUTH shy that
quarter Of Z century ago Dr. Charming lifted up his
voics end proIhssed against slavery against annexs
sgSnss E,ssa 81 Sgans pride and avn
Able dat the persons 70 whom his denuncations point
ore rather bis own fellow citizens in the North aud those
the blame over tho whole unicn. knowing full we'll
qtAe and nvde Of e North cfoselv in
Selsss. With him, and having the benefit Of still wider
range Of vision An immense aAd utter Disparity Of
character and circumstances between the North aud tho
South. Nature has made the climate, the soil and by
this time the people different, Slavery is only part Of
had and they who are on T feel i rec oc
able As with every otier war are acquainted with,
s sss s one ny AMI me gea
Of the imperial government even II had claimed
70 tax them for Impartial purposes maintain s navi
have been waged, and tie stias eventually dethroued
even Il Charles had levied ship money. Tie re-
formation would have taken place Te,zel had
never scd iudulgetces IN the open amske 1t not
Tor the liberty OF te press aionc at ALL tho
event rhows, that orr nj chbors rose against Louis
Philippe In all these changes the head and front OF the
offence as appears In acts and documents may be only
one Of mlny real and may even be OF
them. Is the Amcrio0n constitutions rlich has broken
d0cW. fcdeva erfana feuposcs proud
w,segaF 10 keep together Hose seho sur dcrcfc discr
anctS far greater than ez<dl nf heoor and
sUGr Asking ns the balance lay pretty even between
North and South, long bath tolerated Union which
answered their aud very oppressive 70
either. That equilibrium has been destroyed by iani-
grafton and other The South fluids II must be
either independent crushed |; pre,crs the former
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13
AFFAIRS, IN EUROPE.
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PIE M AILS OF THE EUROPA.
British Sketch Of the Field Of
Fredericksburg.
Slavery Not the Sole Cause Of
the War,
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Tho mails u tho Europa reached this city from Boston
at an early hour yesterday Thursday morning. Our
European dies and letters dated TO the Gath ult and
contain the wing estiug detail OF the news sum
mary ielegraphed 70 tho HERALD from Halifax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13

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BUnSsrr HerAr. CiactssAri Oat,
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be very popular here send us twenty casss mote sns
oblige,
Yours truly.
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delicate yersoLs frquiripE a gentle stlnplsnt
Sold ny all 1ruggi,ts nrOrers ard country ctprev.
T.. w. BRAKE CO.,
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