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SPECIAL ELECTION IN VmGISIA-In Alexandria city
and county large majority Of the votes cast Thursday
were for Hon. LEWIS MCKEEziE, for Congress, Other
portions Of the dstct have not been fully heard from but
u s believed that Mr.. MCKENZIE elected by decided
majority
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PASSES TO THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
1t is announced that the War Department will issue no
more passes to the Army Of the Potomac present The
public, 1t is further stated viii learn the reason Of this
refusal in a few days.
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SENATOR FROM MAINE.

AUGUSTA, ME JAN Blot M Morrill, has been re
elected United States Senator from this State
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INDIANA SENATOR'S

INDIANAPOLIS, JAN. 1.-THE Legislature in joint con-
vention to-day elected s. A. Hendricks and David Turpe
United States Senatorsthe latter for the short term
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NEW uAMpsUIRE porJTIcs

MANCHESTER, IN. II JAN. 1.-THE Democratic Con-
venton Of tho second Congressional district to-day nomi
mated John III. George, Of Concord, for Congress.
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SUFFOLK, JANUARY 10, 1862.

Maj Gen. Dir, Fort Monroe:
The enemy crossed the Backwater force
and attempted yesterday to drive right Providence
Church Infantry, cavalry, and artillery were employed
Now York Rifles, at dusk The enemy's advance was
charged and driven back upon his support at ntervas
though the hight shell thrown from rebel batteries
JoHNJ. PECK, Major Gen. Comd'g.
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Mr.. Aalloyy to Mr.. Mason.
duplicate
CoNFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
Nary Department, Richmond October &c. 1862.
SIR: Your letter of the 18th ultmo reached me few
days ago. Without your advice and eectual assstancs
the enterprise for which Lieut. Sinclair has been selected
must have beef indefinitely deferred, and you have my
cordial thanks for your action therein Your s,ipnatons
in behalf OF this department fully endorsed aud will be
promptly fulfilled
The Treasury has under consideration your suggestions
to cotton btnds aad Mr. Bel amin will advise you of
the notifications of the form transmitted by you which
Mr.. Memmnger deems necessary.
The speedy completion and departure of Mr. Sincla rs
work regard Of much Importance that mast nsoke
your further aid should he require it, to enable him to
raise funds for the Of which have advsed him,
and the repetition 0f which here deem uexpedieDt.
The courier who brought your dispatches found mes
Of communication whose safety ustes their further use,
and Mr.. Benjamin will probably advise you ihseof The
completion of the contract Of this gentleman will psce
peculiar class Of ships before con uct ID upon the
in service and shall regret if the Treasury De-
partmrnt shal fail 10 make such arrange will
BE him to accomplish this important enterprise.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedent
servant, s. MALLORY,
secretary Of thu Navy.
Hon. JAMES NJ MASON Commissioner &c.
No. 81 Devonshire street, Portland Place, London.
It seems that previous to the departure of Mr..
Geo. N. Sanders for Europe certain legislation of
the Confederate Congress which had been proposed
in the matter Of contracting for the construction
Of ironclad ships in Europe, encountered the oppo-
6ltiOn OF tnnt gentleman Inc tolloWlng memoran-
dunn from him on this subject is found among the
intercepted papers. Addressed to REID San
ders," it was probably placed by the latter in tie
hands Of Mr.. Memmingcr or DR. Mallory, respec-
lively the Secretaries of the Confederate Treasury
and Navy
:. RICHMOND, AUGUST 5, 1862.
Any station in regard to the construction Of roncad
steamers until time given me to get mine under way will
be very unjust My detention here necessary the per-
econ of the contracts which took much time and resc-
been Issued but few days Bungers entering the Euro
pean market might enaanger the entire sch@ma. Great
skill and diplomacy must be exercised to avoid the nterfer
eDce OF European Governments.
No ia entitled to my suggestions until full time is
given me to carry them out.
GEORGE N. SANDERS
To REID SANDERS.
To this is added by Sanders the following list Of
names, consisting of persons connected with the
Confederate Administration and Congress. Seve-
raj Of the names, it will be seen, havs cross pre-
fixed to them, intimating probably that they already
favored his views needed to be still further ap-
preached on the subject This supposition is,
however, purely coDjectural on our part The list
is as follows, in G. N. Sanderss handwriting:
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THE AFFAIR ON THE BLAcKwATER.
FORTRESS MONROE, JANUARY is, 1856

FORTRESS MONROE, JANUARY Is, 1868.
MAJ. Gen Halieck, Gsneratin-Chief:
The Richmond papers Boosting that Gen Pryor re-
pulsed our troops Providence Church. on the oh
instant
The following despatch Of the 10th, from Gen. Peck,
gives the true Of the affair His attack
pueed by mounted riss under Major Wheean II is
due to the latter and t. troops that the truth should
be known; and if you objection should be glad to
have the despatch published
JOHN A. Dix Major General
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LTriplcate.l
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, c. q. A.
X chm0nd October %, 1862.
Hon. j. NJ. Mason,
Commissioner Confederate States, London.
DEAR SIN: Your letter Of lat August enclosing trpi-
cate Of yours of the 22d April last just received That
22d April for the first time received and this fact
will the seeming neglect to Mr James Smith, Of
Glasgow in returning him bond for his investment OF
ElO0. The sterling worth $50 per cent premium,
which makes the bill for flt0 pound worth in dollars
$780, for which certificate Of Governm mt stock
has been issued 10 favor Of Mr. james Smith and will be
retained in this Department subject to his order and
bill drawn for the flO0.
Your letter Of the LIST August also advises Of the desire
Of Mr. james own OF Edinburgh TO contribute twenty
five pounds sterling have made the arrangement
for this amount and have directed certificate Of stock to
be issued in his for $3.50, cannot issue for
fractions OF less than fifty dollars This certificate will be
retained subject to his order and bill drawn for the f25
Respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
C. G. MEMMINGER,
Secretary of Treasury.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, JAN 13--Thrteen ballots for Speaker weve
cast il the Houe " Representatives this morning result
ing In no choice.
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This is to certify that the within and above described
hereby ordered to be made to him, bis order, with
license to export the from the Confederate States to
any neutral port complying with the acquisitions Of
the law.
Given under my hand and the seal OF The Treasury De-
partment, on tho year and day above mentioned.
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M. Mallory to Or. Mason. ]

] 4
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
Nary Department, Richmond, October 80, Ie62
Hon. JAMES M. MASON Commissioner of the Confederate
States to Great Britain, London
SIR Mr.. Sanders has, as you aware, contracted
with this Department for the construction in England Of
SIX iron-cad steamers, combining the capacities Of the
reighting and The lighting ships in which will
enable them to force tho blockade Of our ports.
The interests OF the country will be much benefited by
the prompt construction Of these vessels ana beg leave
to invoke your interest not only in behalf of
prises already in progress but in behalf Of this also
The Secretary Of the Treasury has this day addressed
me note upon the subject Of the cotton to be delivered in
liquidation Of these contracts and enclose herewith
copy
haze the honor to be- very respectfully your obedent
servant, s. r. MALLORY
Secretary of the Navy
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y shAsastsf Win rank according 10 the commercial scale
- Hd1ne and Good Ordinary and also that the weights
and marks are a. descrbedtae cotton being 10 good
meEehsatable order, and saiey stored 10 i covered
building
TIE 0ndergned cer6es that the price agreed upon is
fair market price at tho present time.
WILL. G. BAILEY.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Treasury Department
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, G. s. A.
Richmond October 81, 1862.
Mefsfs FRAZER, TRENHOLM g. Co., Liverpool, @. b.
GENTLEMEN The enclosed letter to Mr. James Spence
Is sent to you for your guidance and consideration.
Respectfully, yoar obedent servant
g. g. MEMMINGER,
Secretary of Treasury.
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C. s. NAVY DEPARTMENT,

---- "
Hon. c. G. MEMMINGER, Secretary Of the Treasury
SIR: have the honor 10 csll your attention to the copy
Inc secret joint resolution Of Congress- which sent
on Saturday, aud T. so much Of my recommendation
Congress- upon the snb ct Of the act as shows the basis
90 which = was paced, copy Of which was also sent
q on Saturday.
under this authority contracts have been made with
Geo. y Sanders, BY this Department, for Fix ships,
paid for In cotton copy OF which contract is here
enclosed.
Z. Sanders informs me that II the Government will
% price OF the cotton 10 be delivered he execute
pntract, ard not otherwise; and deeming the ships
lant 20 the public interest suggest for your
on the expedency Of stating the price, and Of pur-
stA reference to payment In colt, Tor these ships,
~ you hive adopted with regard 10 the cotton
-, respectfully, your obedient servant,
RR MALLORY, Secretary Of the Navy.
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Mr.. Menlmtager TO Nessrs. Fraser, Trenholm, &c Co.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. S. A.
Richmond October 2S, 1852
Messrs. FRASER, TRENnoLM, * Co, Liverpool G.B
DEAR SIRs You will please extend credit to Major
j. Ferguson to the extent of FIVE hundred thousand dol
lsrs and give him any assistance in your power to make
his purchases for the Confederate States.
have already informed you and Mr. Spence that have
on hand two and half millions of dollars in coin upon
which drafts be made which you authorized to
transfer to any parties Who may furnish the make
purchaser This fund, any amounts which may be
realized upon bonds WILL trust enable you to meet
the credit herein extended to Major Ferguson 10 addition
to that heretofore given
Respectfully, your obedent servant
g, g. MEMMINGER,
Secretary Of Treasury.
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The following unsigned letter is also found
!. among the captured papers
The following memorandum appears to be in
the same handwriting with the above letter. though

much disguised or very carclcssly written:
Gabreath g. Co., Of Sc tsnd, and w s. Lindsay g. Co.
Of London the houses with whom had the neg siion
about the seamers. request Capt Sinclair Of the Con-
fedsrate navy TO make all preliminary arrangement FOR the
contract by my return (Sse him fis he will meet you
in London
Geo. Thompson g. Co. Glasgow will make proposals
for the construction of at least steamer They have
the drawing and estimates complete,
Licdsay & Co. will negotiate the naval ,tore bonds
b. Rice & Co msy undertake enough to load one vessel
<Nova ecots) with shoes ard cthicg under the North
Carolina contract Turpentne 100 should bring per cal.
Ion ~, rosin should bring IS ~ bring So.
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Secretary Of Treasury.

Mr.. Mtmmingey to Mr.. Mason.
[Tripcate.
nE ~
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. 8. A.
X chm0nd, Octcber 20, 1862.
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

FAY FRAscsoo, Nov %, 1868
The steamer Golden CITY arrived yesterday.
Tne prospect u SAVING tho Monitor Cianche improves
sAs FRASrsoo. Nov. 20, 1898.
Tho bark Eoska calls for Hong Kong ON w ednesday,
TAX ing about four hondred thousand dollars la treasure
The ship X g. Grant has finished loading for Liverpool
In her cargo are forty thousand SACKS Of wheat
FAN FRANCISCO, Doc. |, 1903.
The Union State Central Committee suggest Gctysburg
place for tho National Convection
FAN fRAscrsoo, Dec. J., 1883,
Daring four days toiesraphlc communication has been
interrupted. Nothing of importance has occurred.
No vessels have arrived from ~ sailed for Atlantic
poru vonnnso very and wanted 10 ho sKtsn,
Of several desirable charters.
There vcry little busness doing, ths dali season hav
Ing fully osmmsocsd Tho weather 10 ooo ani pleasant
Ths losses OF cattle by starvation In the southern
ties Of the state account OF the unusually dry
estimated at over ntecn thousand, and many
we're killed 10 tho hides and tslow Tho recsa,
rains have started vegetation, tina, rtock may
mepoe rscuperating.
II is stated that Mr ucBlurstei contemplated dgs NJ
canal 10 convey tho from tho o Fan joaquin
or kercsd river TO tho MAriposa mines.
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
GisHIntsiliQ.nee.

Ms osss Is7rp las cL.t>. Mr.. n r o~-
boo sctarsd las, svss 90 "osr ifaa eiAd Navy st
slbas s4,oou IN ihs crY. Tts siisniAucs 80 hrss
ard 'Astlouabls Rs sfsiEJ "a ,s'~a tssi sass
an interesting ect f.nsd to aiusci ssusrsi
puele su.uisn. Dts tsfe,s its eaoss -srs og~ssd
s,e-d snbsa "a ftettd kJ6ios k.looa. sod s..sA.
,b. mn e. 20 sufartors ~ nsrnsy uiisms. o1srsi
last nsu g. :. tsy laisAuy rsliss untn ihs bsur
rissd tlst nsd teen " NJ ,s.ya's fat .cisi
isast lss ball escnsstsf 20 sy-as sNh o..
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Afnrsd sessss ~ sssfy fofm q pfosfssw ''nr thsf M
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cfB-r tsIf.s.ut. lets of tts henitfs,
he cab cas- " stsass ut hs. ssistis'-l tss
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D .b feAs NJ us8 appssfsi A sght sr"ts 80
"a rs..ivfa ~iih . -Aim std Lsafiy Hse0n. We
scinfs ~ a. 'bt e'7s ahd frfsts - ha 80
a nsa TOR ~ aadfs4 basftsras q .afft 10 90 ts
sasr... ts 80 have nf nsrsd ~ sriyfsat <et.ss
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ao,s snsrs. urtrtrtHtap i-1hs sits'sh .1s1ts
q ne rot D...as a. ~ b<a iss ustsuts 10
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az N. r.,r.ssuistHs Esa q ~ sry ihsJ 500 iss'
b., mr. f,,t,s0 H sgU.u gs-sf .eu.ns ~ - 81.
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s.ssthttts th as . 10 bo ssa< Lttbs y~ag-s o. .
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seafsl1s 49, u.n fH-ns y. y Ai a, q -
n~rss aaf SO - b. 80 49, a. 90 sss stft o ID
.. uff ta - rsss "a 90. go Hsu uafs tista
tasi tts frst 81 ia NJ tutu o. So saf g
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The New York herald., 1863-12-03
speech OF William Lloyd Garrison In
Philadelphia.

fWtAnzLfinA, Dec. q lsca
large aud eneo assembled Concert Hall " night
hear the lecture Of Lloyd Garrison tho of
ooantry. The speaker WAS hailed with cnthusiasn, and
his lecture frelusnty appaadsi Mr.. Garrisoa sad
he been the great orator % fresaaIn
but that title bebnged " tho Rsv. Henry Ward Beechos
-Four years ago today john Brown
euted lie not traitor, though bis
cu,ioners we're, aud tbough tho Uul,ed states gov
ernment eoneurfed 10 that execution Iis captofs
Quilted States marines ted BY Colonel Robert lee. Al
this Time 10 10 cheap virtgc to den0unce tho souih.
Looking at home We Noud nod much 10 ds.fccsto. We
have boen Ia oonpicty h the souh Tding slavery.
Tho oons,ltsuon has pro slavery Dpf0uses Al mon
wish " bs considered antltiayery, yet d. Lot
ike W be called abonionsts There 10 no drof
between anti slavery ard aboltlobkm. u
tho people when Sumter vas nrod s.ou. or tho nspg
uIob ~ star q the Nrst would have cretsi more
mars IL ~-s tho 'd.s o RESISTANCE wnich roas"d tho
Northern peose The rsbels sofe Oafbsr0gr ia oon,e
sequence O thor sdusAttnu m slavery. 1bcts ssfs
greater times titan tbo@s of tire nsroluurn. lbs
Institution had been ulcj ADd 4 sutborlrd The Gsstrsc
TIN ~ slavery. Tho lrssidsLt bad b~.n tried aBd not
~hh,tand,ns his grs eponslbn1ss. be had done sell.
We should Judge him chantably lis npfuEnsld etiss
sr the fullest plume IN his cap 1Ls fs. ublcan parry
loyaI W q man yet tho ~ar dcinOcrats
ious for the destruction ~ slavery Abobuoabu hai
d.souDccd the cop,ttuto yet they eo1d vote Hnd
enter tho army because slavery sa- OgtAreJ Dratb
sId tel had sscsdsd IRON bs 1stutgD. IDs sassr
would demand ~ the best that al slaves 10
emanclpatsd dusks 1sfs ssvsrey hAndsd for re- usns
n.bt hen tbey o0Uid vote for ffesdsut ths com
msEdsr tLof, AGd Censfois 70 NIKE agyf0pf.ataIs
for enpcudit1fes What rse called "Ii.asf ou the
BRAN humanity 70 tho heart and fsdenftoo " the
Tbs fssu.s, NO. ss ssotSssst Aod bsd bssn
SLOW la suising AZ s.sefy S.sefH ftstuDnt sAs sn-
titled, his nani. bringing storm u Aryisuse NJ Car.
preferred Mason o. fey fn0gf ieT laws 70 frank
Pierce Tho reb~hppn would 30 rni doun. fof 80
tad God rde olI,H ed 10 tbs pgusft q boil
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
REBEL ACC0 UNITS.
AdaitiomaI Details or the Fight en- FRI.
day Last.
lFrom the Richmond Enquirer, Nov. 30
rnE yioHr NEAR 0ERxAssA.


One hundred and seventy nvc soicrs Of General Ed.
ward Johnston's DIVISION wounded In tho nxht Friday
evening near Germanpa Ford on The south side Of tho
Rap,dap. arrived by srecl train the Central
yesterday Afternoon at three O'Clock These comprise tho
severely wounded. Tho total lo,s Of the diyisun
about four hundred and nfty ked and wounded includ
ing Gerera George H. Stuart and General Jones s hty
wounded. The former. We learn was not incal aetaied
from duty BY bis nJur,s-' 1hs wounded state ,h-, IN.
Itself the afternoon Of Friday, p,ted against
whole army oorrs Of tho enemy, under Gene
raj french, but went In brayey hnd though out
numbered three 70 1nay repnised tho a-ta.iants
and drove them several miles. During ne uigM our
,~ey reported 10 hars occupied ~ ground Ned ty <
former ew IN prepios day Cur entire line, from fred
srckburs up, In rsadinsss for the enemy at any
ment This serious repoise, however added " the din
cntics prod cod by the recent rains viii doubtless ro
tard bis movements, md enable w more comps,eiy 70
meet future mergences. Tho enemy posed
losi upwards OF thousand Killed wounded aod prson
The groapa on which the battle commenced ls repre-
tented by Of the wounded being large of
open bnd bordered with dense woods the sde nert to
The river The enemy emerged from ihs woods and at
tackled our forces, who 10 the space and after
being repused fell hack through the towards the
river. where they had thrown up entertainments. The
woods served them as protection asans cur mu,kety,
but notwithstanding this their loss believed 10 have
been quite bexvy
EXPLOITS ov THE REBEL cAvALHY.
The cavalry "arm of The service In Northern Virginia
Ia again mshipg itesN terrible " the enemy. Ihe
plos Of hosbJ are making up in import what they
have "teiy a,led 70 number, and the aoee,son Of the
young and dssLins Rosser 10 the post u brgadcr 10
already marked with resalls which forecast Tor him
future OF dntr otoD ON Friday last learn ~,
sepgers from ordonsviie General koser made dctOgr
ulon the sncs rear bes~ the kappahanDocs aud
tho Rapidsn 10 the vicinity OF fys i0rd ana captgred
annunit an stroy ed the greater number q
the wagons, o. brought 81 three hundred horses, feve
raj Of the bert wagons and ninety three prsotsr- On
ThurrdAy, the same source informs ~, h'sby made q
circuit into Cspepper, cane upon heide hssdquarafs
On the railroad few miles this side u the oo0rs house,
sarrvised and captured one of besdss clerks Or AIDE
burnt the cars which omprssd the beadquarters aud
n a m uksSp locftl a
lot of horses and wngcos u than probable that
the horses and most Of tho prisoners cap
tured by Mostly IN farst and that be barnsd the
on bis return. Tho prisopers from there rnds lave
riy cd 10 Richmond.
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
Reen p,urc OF Morgam's Companions.
John Morgan Reported in Teronto-The
story Proves 40 he - Ca"srd.

ffrom the Toronto Loader, roc. J..
decided sensation created In the city yosterday
In Consequence n report wAeh got gososd that Genera
John karsan The famous Con cdosato cavalry leader had
arrived Ia twa ard staying at the Queens Hotel.
When tho account WIS received on Saturday Of his
escaj from tue state PRISON at Columbus Ohio IN which
no was confined ~ tho federal authorizes IL be
heved that he woJid e0deavor 10 reach Canada Tho
nearest paco OF security and accordingly my were
prepared to credit tho report that had arrived la 10
ronto II turned out. however TO be cdHdrd orsinst
from tho follow ing entry made In the guest book
Of tho "t uccn 49,. Ohm Morgan Brgadler General
Confederate States Army This entry was msie during
the day by somc wag staying IN tho hou'e who probably
desire 10 see tho effect would create 4, this Southern
sympaihi1ing community Ito had not hong " wait for
throughout tho business parts of tho city that General
Morgan hid arrived. and IN tho course the
ate noon largo numbers OF gentlemen visited the
hotel Tor the u seeing the great "radcr ami
coDeratuining him upon his hap escape from Yankee
outrage and persecution. Ibey we're much disappointed
wbea told BY the courteous clerk OF tho hotel that the
celebrated cavalry officer had honorcd Toronto
haven OF Canada At ALL aud there iod
expressed at the unknown originator of tho report
performing such SHY trick Some seeing the In
the book, woud not believe that General Morgan was
not In tho house and Insisted upon having their caris
seDt to his 1hs. conrsc. the clerks ud
do and the visitors vese finally bsirsDcd To accept
tho truth that Morgan had reached Toronto. should
ho elude the prasp OF the Yankees who
quest OF hn after MS escape from prison, ana pay
visit to tins CITY, We venture To say he Will receive
cordial wclcomo from tn Jusards u Citi1onr,
honor many courage and heroic actiors In dclonce OF
tho accounts received from time To tmo daring the
Of the daring and brilliant ache tnts gsiaHt
son ol ksntu,ky who has won namo tlat Will perish
only with tho anra.s OF this mighty struggle.