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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
THE RECENT DEMONSTRATION on
TILE ROBERTSON.

THE RECENT DEMONSTRATION on
TIE ROBERTSON.
We ERE requested to publish the f~ollowin,
modified account Of n DEMONSTRATION OF Rob
ertsoa river, o few days ago:
On the 2lst January a Yankee officer, rear.
ing, uaGer flag ct truce, dcspatthes from
Hujor General Meade, commanding Army of
the Potomac, to General L. Z. Ice, came 10
oar ;,ickets on tho Robertson river.
The bearer Of the | ~ was very improperly
PEI hlittcd to penetraterour exterior line Oh "
dcttes. and was conducted by tar pi:kcts to
tho thic.r commanding the reserve. ahHut
onc.uua7tcr Of Il GIi.e in rear. This Yankee
officer has n brother III the Confederate s"r-
rice. He requested that !,c might meet hin'.
Tho brothers met. The business of this
Yurkee officer was, however, Of purely an
~'.iieiai character, as = bearer of 6"spa'cGes
undar flag Of truce. The meeting Of the bro
theirs WAS incidental.
To show that this .lag Of truce had no con-
~nection whatever with the affair Of the pick
cts" alluded to, it is fiinply necessary to mer-
ton dates and places. The-iash oil Yankee
cavalry upon our r.dettcs occurred IN the list
Jaauary, and ct 4 Cord six miles higher up
the river from the one ut whicli the flag OF
truce WAC received.
No evil consequences has resulted or car
result to our cause from tl.!s meeting of thu
brothers.
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MAYox's CoURT.-Sam, a negro hirsd to the
Confederate States, was charged with having
in his. possession two flannel shirts and one
pair Of cotton sheets, supposed tn have been
stolen.
The negro WAS ordered 10 be whipped. TIE
goods will be retained ut tho Court until called
for.
Nat, slave of Mrs. Maria Bachannon, was
arraigued, charged With going at large and
resisting the police.
Negro was ordered to be whipped, and conf
mitted for going OF large.
Purser, slave Of d.. Lee Powell, was or
de1ed to be punished for disordcrly conduct il
the street On Sunday last.
Robert A. C-ump, the young man who &C
cidentally shot Adams, alias Callahan, on
Saturday morning, was arraigned before the
Mayor, and, after q partial examination, dis
charged. "
John MrNally, q soldier from Battery No
4, was up charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. He was sent to the Provost Mar
shall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

ScaHE on TIiE DAsIS.-A few days since a lUt
Of flour was being sod under the Basin Sheds
A number Of citizens had gathered around the
party who WIS selling the article 1T $500 and
S2lO per barrel. some Of The citizens Happened
to haze been bora, the other side of the Atlantic.
One thus ci.cunlstsrced, a resident Of the city
Tor nearly forty years, II man of probity. honesty
and good denlsanur-a nau whose check will 90
in bank. like his wore Oh The street, for anything
lie calls for-drew near and mildly inquired if he
could get IA barrel. The rea Ter will perhaps in
fer that be was told certainly you can" The
answer YVES given by tie party selling the h1ur :
No, sir-lU Lot sell II barrel to any foreigner.
This fhur was brought here for the use OF native
born Americans" The gentleman Thus strangely
Eccostel bowed and remained silent, and VA:
turning c1f will, Il smile of contempt on his
coun:enance when n prominent mprchsnt T. meG:-
ber of The Hastings Court) observed to him :
Sir, ytu en- 60 20 my soc and ct ~ many b:.r.
rels ns you want .t yOar uwu price" Tie ger.
tlcman did nat SO. his flour nn III, ia-iH blnI.
that day Another fo;aign citiz II (a G1,raar)
who had boen replied 10 in siniiar ie,ms va.
stsnaing,b by during tho enactment, Of tho lc,nc
hlln1el to, when i. Was told tla fl,ur dealer ina
he Ind two sons in,tlie army.$."Is hat b; the
case" lu %rsi0ine3, cha ,cam have FINE" j
want NONE of yonr ilnur, saidiho incensed Ger
man, and walked IF. Flour was bough. at tho
sale alluded ia by Istive born, aGop-keepers, who.
by Ietnil, nodoubt, expected 10 make an one Hmm
droi pr cent. ont f their roor Leighbors: The
gentleman @ho got Tie ,iacourteous reply wished
it for his own use, has boon always most chariln
bic. has helped orr soldiers Gas much his ~
ours.) has paid enough Confederate, City m!a
State taxes this year t. buy three good farms, and
has submitted 10 having his property taken by
the Confederate authorities On several occasions
when lin one single instsIcc) q loss Of $4,000
was ~eutai,ct on him by it. know-NothIn gism
was buried eightyears ago. We are now "a band
of broihers' Of nothing. The sooner people
find this. out thu better. Flour at $2l0 per
barrel is pretty stiff whether sold 10 native y.
| ulopted citizens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
THE ATTEMPT UPON EMPEROR NAPO
Icons LIFE.

A LETTER FGGM MAZZIsI.
Mazzini has addressed the following letter to
the London papcra:
Sir: Accusations Of cTery description hure
been, since the arrest of four Italians in Paris,
charged with III attempt asninst Louis Nap0-
leon, LcapeL Or NC hy t!.r orsaus Of the French
Government, and repeated by the English
nress
II has always becn my kTowa habit not 10
discuss. accusations put forth ;~"::inst me by
avowed enemies, and | feel q ST. ial dislike u
do 50 when the accusations come FRA the agents
of q man who, as far as in him lie, il, by mere
brutal force. 1cplivinS ny count: of thu unity
which che claims, and maxim /: ,rne tue basis
Of operation Of the b~'iyandaje Investing the
Solth Of Italy.
Yielding, however. to solicitations Of dear
English friends, | do declare:
That | never did irs;ieatc ~ !,Jdy t. Hi
L9ui. Narnseon':
That T levcriid give II" my man bombs, air,
gains. REVIEWERS or dagger! Il + ta..t pu!pas",
'rLat Trabueo, lmDcratori I'D SAg!iD nrH
entirely umknnTntn NC;
Thai, therefore. the meeting summoned *
Lugano, the absurd place Of sui,-lieu.cnnnt,
given to Imperatcri in Il brigade 81 four mn,
and the giving Of the Photographic 10 the me:',
ara a.bsolute fllsehoois:
That my photographs with my autograph Il;
the ).pttom arc sold for the "VcHic" Enane'p "-
ion Fund" Mt the office o. the tnta Naha"a'
at Milan GnI elsewhere:
That no letter, will "witl"a' n.oaev, has
eyer been addressed ! : ".s u Gree" in Paris
Greco ! know. Hundreds, l might say
taeusands, Of >'''ns men, h1'oislns 10 'cr
Greco ia an enthusiastic patriot, who took an
actise part in the enterprises 0. 1850 AID
1861 in The Sourho Of Isaiy and be has bad, Al
such, contact will me. Any note Of mice il
his possession, if there be any. must, how
ever, belong to ut least nine or ten moathi
aga.
Enough, in reply to accusations hithert
merely grounded IN French police reports
Il am, Sir, yours faithfully
Jan. II. JOSEPH MAZzIsI.
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H.. f.. Les.
PRESS D~gSP,TCU.l
FROM EASr TENNESSEE

%hdRR'sr wS, Feb, S.~-Rcports from EG.x.
vile, by various s~orTces. represent thai liz
s~arrlsyn there ~ in = s:a:a Of greg su.farins
'rom small roS (ot which there ere seven hrm,
lied c!sesl ana p scarcity Ct r~atiors. III,
Federal prisoners caF,urcI have bead mao"
i "nl"'tei N3nr. Col. II. l.. Giimcr, OF the
t!l Kentucky ~cA7a!:y, has been commissioned
'riaadier general. TIE train ran ~ Straw
berry Plains. within fifteen mills Of Kuox-
yilie Ncs,Cr,iar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

HUsTISGs CoUwr.-The regular monthly term
tf this Court commenced yesterday.
JOHN Reed, charged with steali.g q horse of
tho value of $500, belonging to John B Cosk!y,
was sant on for Trial before Judge Lyons.
Thomas Mallory and Joseph Stephens,
charged with entering tho store house Of William
IL. Richardson, and stealing two coats Of the
van. cf $3.50. and QUO cont Of tho Waite e
$50, the property Of BENJAMIN Martin, wen
sent III ir trial before Judge Lyons.
Asa O'Beriil. chmocl "i'h stealing ten box: .
of tin !.elnngirg &, tie Confederate Suites. I'll!
ing u appear when called, his ,fcogl:isalco VAS
forfeited, AMI II ra.pins awarded against him, ie.
.turmnhiu attlia next term.
John w. Carlton, chEiged With stealing One
h0rss, valued az 500, tho property Of Geotge.
Miles. wa5djschaig ed. there being no evidence
sufficient 10 s~nSlain slhe accusation.
John w, FTeiah charged with stealing 81 guI
from John Wesley Conuor, Way sont Oh for hisi
before Judge Ii 0i.sr
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n uIt ShTIUTA! Z. u VI 4.

AGTlOIn
That he row : CALI! IE!iatiY= ,lt". ~ ri..ifI.f:i,
',In -a:pae! G;iaa" ". h he Tnasc cu.'s. from ii =
IA E;r- .dliua. All PM l. eliza Aga Ia, a. L
No" "ilur t.rio..l uJah fe:a:" -ialhtIn, o. II mi a"
tiud SAFE u, S"nt" ~ ,nmprs q paj.i ,hr,l AMI .c:. =.
.is.:sI Wy I.JFe'rnr g.. " rf'.oE~IEi. Ii: r., L.lo !,
Vi -ll!S htine lie 6hiy genuine 0'tgtEdi n.'h. nai Snr:l =
r.n 1nih'm, w!i'h Ilt m:t "Is;i un rr:sti Rpplsosa'
tlt ~, ;h@u, tie country. AMI Il i.crd De remembers:
fhS III. l. IL, axe. ~ w.: ~'ts nu.Ic. l. copyrigkt.d
I=ditiIar iLr.,' x. m.a:t:r any rs Iri: %pubii.hcf 20 cnuy
If:rr - aprrnrria'. any y 'rficn - he III" o. Ihl.Ic Gf y
c?yj IiylI 1":k Il ;h=.r on nr or !~Gshr.
TEW MDilC,
Se;Jat "s!.:.5a Il
.t.nr .;StiDh.i CoLf-i.at- An! ~.
q SAVE TIL. SGUf!:.
"-.-.---s= w
F. lin ,tfatrd wy IL b-."iirh; iiiH ar' IT. espnarl tLy
r1qla.r; Ito Tia rht:rai e.? o. q nur;ot, with HcGi;i":
Of chorus, pnrsi Co. four voice.
NAV be- had 1T the prinsipai BACK ard Sndic atois'in
tho Joufsaefacy, OrGaIs 20 be :ctLrpp2al'd will cash
Or-hscS. One thirl CT T. thr tr.d-. ana p.st.gs prepaid
n. 5.-Doa'l mistake As ;hh.
PROF. c: T! DE- CoENIEL.
faLg d. RirlUont VI.
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Gully Enquirfr>
--r-r.~n~-~ .".~.a~.~S-. .... --.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 9, 1861. q
TllE LAST RAID.

The Yankees who disturbed The serenity OF
last Sabbath seem TO have retired q. suddenly
as they, came. Sundry rumors us to their
wlerca. outs and intentions :.g:ta.ed the sur
face Of Kicblnond :, ciety yesterday, but they
were lot ir.eea!.le to any reliable foundation.
One had it that r.e enlmy had succeeded 10
capturing q cclnpary belonging TO the lIol>
combe Legion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

VIRGINIA MILITARY IGsrlIurc.-Thcrc :re
nos about 215 Cadets ut this Institute, which
Is sa d, by competent parties, to be in Ill res
poets equal to West Point in its more palny
days. TIE superintendent, in his last re-
port, staira thlttherc was observable ia he
fourth ella =, cmhr: cii,g chiefly C..L.ts up-
pTlnted in July, lSG3. = lumcntable Ignorance.
II tha elements "f M English education. Ul
lG2 Cadets il. t!.is c%!ays, only 50 have been
sustained 1T he examinations. upon the nc
colnmrdata,i ronrac OF study which had Leen
~pro2ccatCd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

E%rRGrSi, ORDNANCE DgrARrMuSr.-A bin
ha' been introduced in the Senate 10 abolish
the Virsinia Ordinance Department, and Va
cate Ill COMM ;sio:a Issued in pursuance u
tho act Creating it. The hi:l proposes to
create ~ new ordnance department., with or7
maj r ard II subordinate IL. FER in charge, 10
hs a~pT,intc | iy tbs Governor. aud have the
rank AID pay allowed artillery ulcers Of liza:
grade in the Confederate States ARMY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

LEyANTISa DARHIrs.-The farili;y wiz,
which the entcrrrising portion Of the y,lcred
population of this city escape FROM it in the
direction Of Norfolk, ID really wonderful, cor
sideriag The means CT prevention at hand, III,
which, by the way, very rarely fad effective
employment. About eight or ten GAYS since,
three negro girls, belonging 10 Mira. MuGio!t,
lcf; tho city, wi,hont giving tho slightest pro
monitGry symptoms Of their inica;inn, agcuir..
panied by IL likely negro fellow, the "lovycr"
Of one .! the party, ard IN i:, "ErotrcIpr lnG
friend" Of the Whole hatch. Tho usual reward
failed to elicit any tidings Of the runa~ays,
and their owner had given them IN for lost.
when, 1T the expiration Of IL week, their cal
0reI friends at home ANNOUNCED Ina. they had
received tidings Ct tELir whereabouts. ac-
cording to their report, the whole rnrty had
arrived III Norfolk three days after leaving
this citS, without meeting cy.GbstTuc:innsoI
the way, (via reoinsul: J that Immediately
On their arrival, one OF tie girls hai been uni
ted in marriage. by Il Yankee IIigI: Priest, tn
the niger who pilOtcd them OIL and that the
two remaining girls had been Put at the Nor
folk 4ligh School To complet: their education,
by order of B:.ss Butler. Thus, in seven
ulNh h'ttI ISHS hES''Go VIZ isi''lLi''uI thfN
wcrr hundreds OF miles Ui, and "cc1a.ortAbly
settled Tor lifc"in Abraham bosom. TL0sc WIN
gave the particulars could Lot, or rather would
not diSulse how they came possessed Of them,
but the cor.cttuces Of The information ia not
doubted by those NEST inter; stcd in the affair.
This Only shows that there is a medium Of
communication, both open ard ,cliahlc, be
tween the darkicd here and their Yankee
friends. The result is, that larjly adayrass.
cs bnt that gomc darkcy is not E.i>sIng. The
Mayor reports II large number absent and M,
accounted fer, save on tlc supIositioa tha:
they have successfully ''lun tie hloc.4ds."-
The military nulh"ri;ie3 are .eliea,nring to
put q atop TO the lunr'irg Of BY. doubling the
,ickcts OH the York river route und restricting
the right Of getting passports, but this docs
not seem to be entirely ,aactual. a dark
determined 20 gu CT, will keep clear 18th 81
the railroad a@,i The picke.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

SXITH's ARTILLERY B.rTALi0y.-Thc men,
bers of this battalion held a meeting on tho
Gsh instant, when the following companies,
fall from Virg;nia,) composing the command,
unanimously re-onlisted for the war, viz:
United Artillery, Capt. Ksvill; Johnston's
Artillery, Capt. Epes; Ntblett's Artillery,
Capt. Coleman ard Southside Artillery, Capt,
DreTry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

BT'ThI,aI i. JAli--Cs insi i'll the jii Q! wash
IL iGlt.n c"uH,y. l :e:to i-:::, who ellis hinseu fE
TiR I'D = :yS L., heio; r. to Jarrrs ) ,rhsgn, OF e'chf''
bier cruuty. Va n. - supposed 10 ta mty'ut - yesri
old ; ;s-. 10 iacbes hish. biark, Seuler made. md rght
tiIu,ah n ~ Tue dot J3lit
To .w:-ef i required TO c'me fo'~ard, prove FIop,
Cr,y. ,.y cha. a,, p;,i :ako hin away, oL.e: .ise La wi!
10 ia I", Il u 81. 81. iS. directs.
WIN. W. Ark
1T u. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

ADARk PIcTuaf.-A dark lady, on..a dark
az ening, looking through q pair of pine.bsrk
rpectacles on . dark blanket for @ dark Hea
that want thar!
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il: il-r -:
BtiSENs!GS NOTICES.

=. }. h:sS1E?. ~. BLAiS, a. j. haiTh
j. =. G3.LKY & a.,
W. 500 ISaAp sTREsT,
Au''"Hk, "a
G*:h9ii U5HuHsSSR;!N MSI:%AsNGS.
.Ea AGa:.a s1G ..ar Or
Etx4E&;TisCH u ESQ, 4
r:,t, ....r irs..:: - h,.sLs... CT ia,-r"g. ga
..sL%. " 4 :.1u.. q ! E!ch'aca+.
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...:.K NOE .s..:EkSE:S.

90. On Z 10. t&"!Es c~J!ayi";c1 .s,:T t:.I'-s
rae! MIA: Z O. :. r':sliirS: ss r>t. Hci+ h,-:f@'r!s
49,! ,,v... I.-,1-.d ION the Sndc< 10y ,SG4ih"I IL ia
0.,.....sl; % ,ac.: L,w E:e,as.s on t:e .otAeF .! f'aii
e.. - ;..t,, t.!s uo.: rr.i.rtd - ~ or'.1fa i'F nias
1. T.. .,s.-S G.i.a:: piia,, S,st-, !.":orr;Li5n - Nar
w. slala, 8auaers J,!S.S:, SI.s Il t,Gcn"us- Cait'S
..:,s. 4. '.a.: wul be ,:...sa to ac"1 lbs ~::&i-At ac-.s1'
AL ;-.r- -."n.g 4 IL" sesdfH.s !&:si ..sf""St ~ iioin ~
- j. G...:.-4rgt. t - .rrpiS sftlSas ADJ 'on>- SSH
c.st . -. 1,-i>..... III S:"-: i'-:- :f'."os.
= -,-r d. =, = '''ns N::s ; A;Sc .. h>'".
RS Il , t-',r,s '.3,'r@: TAX -: 'DE 49,
r.: .-r ...- go -,f.1 800, = -: "a ): s.-'.Ha =
tr:--..r -. -. .s.'::i,
T.i.:--G %:ifpiCLy
.:' *h:.'t.:=I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

PERsoSAL.-Ihe gallant Major J Singleton
Mosby arrived yesterday morning in The city,
aud is stopping with Mr.. George S. Palmer,
Franklin street, above Madison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

LIABILITY or me CONFEDERATE SraTes FOR
SLAVES Losr.--A joint resolution has been
introduced in the Virginia Senate, instructing
Virginia Senator'S and Representative. t.
urge upon Congress tie passage Of :. law ne
knowlrdging and as.cntiu. H. The liability O!
the Confederate Safes for losses to slave
holders ii hands imprri,:i by the Govern-
meat ard 20. 10 work on the Qualifications.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

AMONG The resolutions adopted .by the Yir,
ginia Senate on 'hc oG:h of January, was one
protesting against the CONSUMPTION Vi persons
under IL and over is years Of age, aa unw:se
AMI most r%.inriDus in its sR:r.s, and ravorinS
the organization Of suc'r prrs.,ns under Statt
lava. Tie Firginin Senators aud Itcpre5cn-
taiiTes were requested to usa their utmost
efforts to prevent the pasaag: nf such Il Jaw
By the. Confederate States Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

4 BEAUTIFUL DREAx.-To dream o" being
of being chased by two devils and three enroll
log tficers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

EASM FGs HALE The G+r.nf OF q Farm OF 573
4 RET. lying three miles ffo.l "a" town Of A shisud, i.
lisuoycr eenGty. Va, ofsrs !, for sale. The laad ls vrt
ipcl3ssd, has q Lew dwr;l. ~; no &c Oh y. coaiaL':us slssrn
rr6riB, tnr n good new h:Tn siri cor,;-i'oaa:. with p.rr.y
Of good woud lacd, aai Il lmn m2alpo 10 lee cleared.
For frrt5.r l;,fu:In: to-, srTiy =, n. Enquirer GfacG
jas! !0teoI
- lying ,To rniied from Linda&y'c t'nr-su.. A:nemml.,
on tho Va. Ceairel Rairosi, sbuEG p::ly Hn.ered anG
'in1br-ed, Is aiT-r"5 for SAFE. Tue .Erar hcs or |; 3 -r,,E
kouge anh nuI3riltlEssr cpd Il In q hcs thy mnd d.ai.:t' -
ua:s!sorh"od. Addrrsi 'he p.1I r.sLors u the "Inqn'
rps " ie l-H
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ger -. o? ~ rgE-- 1.govi.f;aa.

"h : ' $780, ~ "a SC. 81 rGr--cgI &, -, -r!f1
C'.y.'' Mt T.--...
%.',ft > - =. rfa., -, sis... l.. S.. ,.r..
nf u.r::l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

DDNAwaY IN JILL -CUai:rd 70 tie ls, u T"th
IL Irrt,n cuaY,y, q black nRn, who say" lis nAnr IL
JAN. .ri says that lie belong. TO Eol"r; MUDDY. .!
E!ei, ri.k sbu-s H.! l. very s!ars. al"'':i :" j'ar"toai :
zee; ~ , IN :"es S:tes h.gh, with god ':o:it and BAG
br"k tcsiH, All no scafs
Iac OK rer iG r.qui,r al TO pr"ve pc "t,-, pay chrrG's.
ai.i tn.c 10. a,rHy. va. W. 3hnh"N
in. 49, Jg1c. " e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

GJj.A~N" pOk l. T. VT ON SHARES.
" Tina ~Taluatiu SID klgb;y Improved Farm, o.
~ Ec'"a. to- pr. p rv %. Mi =. L SPUTTS, aoLut
,I.." M eH from Richmond ou IT, Re,rhAin Plank K.si
~ % red ir rrn' 10 = .ar Il Ii:.!en. 81 the prrh5c!.
Iasr during the p'rtent yea. TIE Fh,m iiKLds are
siso To-: hire, ard tiay be s-sured b: ttr r.ntr- ri ~
Fa- =, , ; his option. III main r~".ideuc:. ..i.h KITCHEN
! rrpuie, ~h7.t h.ll and pnslir- reserved by .he o-r-
tr Ttu barn I'LL 9th Z Desirable ~tui!tinr1' MAY be usr.i
in conur ciior W IN 'h- Farm, ~ r=p y. A3"ly on PEE
mises. ~ to W p nE5GIHS. Cort.cerein STATS Fos:
Office DSfa.;m,n, The isnd Is r'ca, rnd adirirs7jv
sdaJ I'D - ~. G.. b;cs or cereal. 4. CT
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ELECT .1.rum, Mns1annrrY n..I,>rY:

Tur'STArE nF ALABAMA M"STGCMEi;Y ""r>Tf:
l. r.. n. - ..-, Irt ber!c ~, Ian r- -. NtItHs, l.
Js.t'r,u ~ Va, I'cae- IN and Tor 80 sh:c c un'T CT N'ri
yom,T.. :. iJwa.dF Os. ritrr, W." b RS hhiy a""'n,
arc; tt 81. La!ah last ia. above :escr,p i"n VI pat n
Il: pa;sa:.h G,r thu GLitei estes. hn- Iced "t8'r .yci -
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NEW M~rSIC.-Messrs. George Dunn & Co .
sL,a unto, nr;.ir, n,bI;rb.,. or,l;, .;., 5,,n ann,
t"o p'''' p"'e' ""''1 "hfchare oouotiess Gc'-
tined to become popular with the lovers Of the "di-
vino Az" The f,st is n sore with tic telling title
No urrcnd, r." with words designed 10 encourage
the sri,i. of r,sistunrs nGw so lie In oar L,nI,
With us, IA with the soup. thu word wust he
No Surrender" Le.sccoud. u ballad words
and music by S.epl en- c.. Foster. ia euti.,cI /
. Why no one TO Lnys2 an answer TO mo ono n
/ We and il would seem n verv apnIonriale
on. IN ihn, m; her dismal anuonrceinent'
From tie sans publishers we have received y
number Of design, oc Valentines 10 be u,eI rn
tie In, inst. he anniversary Of the Saint whose
uanr il.y bear. They are The first Of til, kind
ever ~ eInr;eJ III ,Lc South. AID have tie n,.rit
of ~ lcrs- being free from the blackguarjiSu,
"~;9ra'i"'i on som ul tIc:s Yankee l~rotcty pes.
iisre We have Il C mely youne ferane seated at a
ahla.cnrn!e'! III tie a?peiiZ.ng employment ct
ihrist!t:r :kewerS llr"ugl Il lot oil heHIiS whose
owners have III qHes'idnnb'y been Slaughtered
by her o~veipoweiiig chains. Next We hnre a
':hold soldier boy Oh lis knees before Il damscI
Of rather ample diIEcnsionH, cIotrcd IN p0plih-
We l#li;,e has hfr lard in his. Two %skewered
carts ut The bottom, even it paeiry were wanting,
Indicate b" Intentions. Next we have the
Hospital Kat, o!o ut me class vi ntril wh"
seek S!cry III Tobacco factories on rois: Tt't
rat u! tins instance lnoks ING nc !ao swahowsu
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Publishers.
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PERSONAL,

TIE. 5. RKilToE, Utica, Ncw Ymk.-near
uncle l am very a"xiou3 tn hear from ynu.-
Are all fiieris..we!i' sly sister an; mvsrifnre well.
Is lay graDdln"ihcr yet ali ire! Are any cf my.s
young cousins in tie amy.
Answer through The Personal column Of tie
Nc" York News, Requesting; l~.@ql:rcr 10 cog,
Address, Iuwun
req ~ l!:I Miss Regiment.
New loik aud Utica city plpcfs pls,,a,. corv.
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he.r u ~ ts.! y ass G"i-'.
My Iou. u purieuco ~ New O.lssn. a.! Memphis war
RAJ, .,. n prota;.:lH all who EGa. :s..o5 irr ~ sIs"r
p.I:ra,:r tlat trey wa n- p.,cHnr.
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