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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
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Slliekland.a IN. CRolern lnrLnre .
r T. u x l1

IT, acomPoson Gf aslugcnls aIsoIbcnts. sUnn.
4 ians nnd rafihinnttrt, Which ycIy hysicint or
t.u"Mlt iGss p the only preparation that VIII eiJeet n
perniahenlNaIfe 81 bAfthen aLd. Dy telb This Anti
Cholera Mixture IS IN use m some of m srr,,y
hospitals where II gives the artates paliglaccn il
mas saved the lives pi thousands OF our SOLDIERS and
g,,'seGs, and We val guarantee il to te lhe best rene
u MIR. Woods, OF CoYineton, NV WtIi Ic ,,,ost ham,,
10 satlsiy ANY one ~ toxic virtue suir kIsnd's An
Hinlef" MlNlsre; IN tact We have Il eieat number Of
belng Pronouneedin pNlle by their physirians son .
after lakng only one hnttlc Of Stricg lands Ah OIL
eta hliStnte II YOU suheT with biaTfhta and tvsen
WY ny "''' "''''' m14
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Mcclellan and Pendlston received more
votes at the late Presidential election than
were ever given, at any previous election, 70
any President snd Vice President elected.
This may be very bad defssr out if SO, we
fail 10 see II, ,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29


OSE Siidgers, "A government detective in In
dinnaPoiip, gave the subioined testimony be-
fore the military commission for the trial
OF the " eonsPiraloJs against the govern
meTt:
F'fhe authorities know that the order wis
instituted in the interest and MD Of the rehel-
lion. The authorites instructed me 10 pro.
ceed actively in organizing the order was
instructed tn get as many in AS possible, in
order that they might be brought to Justice.
! was instructed to go on aud extend the Or
der
Question you instruoted to 90 on
aud extend the order ior the purpose 0f he
trayng men into the committing Of treuB-
Oh
"llere the Judge advocate nterposel, aad
the question OF delendansa counael was over
rued l... .
tiy the authorities Is here meant Nor
ton, Hovey Darlington and other prominent
"loyal officials What could have been their
object in extending the order but to CRAFTY
their mnlevolence nganst political opponents
by "hetrayihg then into the commission Of
treason, for which they we're prepaped to
punish them, or to 10 increase it ihat political
capital could be made from representations
c0nc6rninG its strength The testimony Of
Stidgers instens directly upon them the re
spnuahRty for its growth and shows them
TO have been aclnated by motives as criminal
Rs those af the corispirators, and infinitely
more contemplate, az wanting in the courage
which"led theIr victims toneur the risk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

The Difference The soldiers in the field
had tack, and the farmer in the field have. had
taxes as~ 'At-. ~ 4s1.ft5ii W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
Another OraGf.

Those who have doubted that anothet
draft is impending, Nill probably be eollI
yincedby the following froin The GOmmsrl
eial Of November 29th ;..-9 g.zg.r4
REVISED EERoLLMEET ORDERED, Colonel
RobertsAud Colone Jones both received orders
YESTERDAY to commence immediately to revise
their enrichment feis, in order to be prepared
for another eall for troops IRe Tork VIII he
commenced to-day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

We are indebted to some unknown
friend abroad for copies of the London
Standard and liverpool Courier. '-+'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
rhe attempt 20 Burn New York

We have had quite a number of scare4
Of late, such as threatened raids on Buffalo
aud Detroit, 'GopPerh4aa tonspiracies to
overthrow the Gevernment, DC, &c,
All OF which wege destitute of foundation
in ioct anal only denigpgi to effect partisan
purposes. But the astcnpt to fire New
York, is a serious and nomentons fact,
well calculated 10 inspire terror in the
public mind, Six Of the leading Hotels
and Barnun's Museum, were set on fro
on single night, and It is marvellous that
the internal work was discovered in time
10 prevent q general conaagrstion. The
plot was cunningly devised, and although
discovered and thwarted this time, will be
very likely to succeed hereafter, if it should
be repeated and, Uuless the incendiaries
are discovered, of which there seems to be
little likelihood, there is much cause TO
dread a repetition of the crime, This il
Que OF 4he intalhble signs Of the anarchy
toward which we are drifting, and which
can only be checked by return to peace,
and a direction Of the energies of people
and Government to the enforcement ol
law and the preservation Of order.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
Current News Items.
A special tmIos'sp'syr itoa Savannah report

.s A special messenger itom Savannah teport'
90 dodbtof Shsrqian' suceess.
The police Of New York are diligently 81
work in finding and arresting incendiaries
Mayor Ggnlher reeommends the soder o
.S'b o0A fewsrt sg tBE8ftA
Gen. Bailer's dispatch hOAt has beeh burned
to the waters edge, and he and Schenok mar
rowk escaped with thcT likes, Z lNE
Gen, Candy, contturY to what the public
was lei TO expect Is rapidly recovering
Tue rebels made an attack on our piekets
near Broadway landieg, on tho ApPomattoS,
on Wednesday night They we're repulsedi
bot not until they had captured one of o'Ir
C9loneis with tor,y men ....
Judge Bates has resigned the position Of
Attorney General .q.i ...I.a
Mr Chase cannot get tie position of Chiqi
Justice dis friends have piyeo y p al aope
Gold is stiileoiha up cbsiog yesterday AZ
23l3. ...5..7ls'ta.. .,.i
Gen. Thomas HISS Withdrawal lrem fa ask i
aud It 10 oow occupied By nood.
Hon Wm NJ llya,,a, Of New York, "a like.
ly to succeed Edward Batas a9 Auorney Gem
era ......f.
Preparations are making ior AuotleE draft
Orders have beeU issued 70 revise nc enroll
ment, BY taking of the names oi ,a0se who
have passed the age OF 40, and putting on the
list those 8ho naye become old enough since
the former enromrnt
Some Que has suggested Henry Ward
Bssoher for Vice President in 1863.
We have quie batch OF news from Shcr-
man by this morning telegraph,
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York tndepende,t Beeehsrs organ, says i
is d3lqsion TO believe that peace, y at hand
that lite President aud Secretary vi iFar are
making vigorous preparations lor war p
1865 49,. ...'.....
There are no new deyeiopneutsrs Respecting
the ;pcendiAry plot in New York The Brook
lyn Navy Yard is closely guarded, and nc one
alloSed to entes without . pnss II ID sui
Poaed that do po,lek,enR 80 Washington
and the public buildings there ere carefully
watched We publish elsewhere in this paper
a fan AMI GRAPHIC account Of The discovery of
the plot in New York, and description Of
the means employed by the iuoendaries
We see it stated that Hon. Lewis Cass ia 10
the enjoyment Of excellent health,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
THE PANAMA PLOT.

A Northern paper speaking Of tho leader .. he
la's plot to csptore ors Of tho P.harna s,e4facrs
Gays:
Capt lioEg, after Ending tat tL-rr ra- 40
chance OF escape was fnite laxative. He sges
tLet hs 10 u Mar lander hsng i'om i riol;
lie ID inan about thirty yeNr. old apparently Il
good eiuca'ion Iis ~ All cid hhn.' u. til, ..rsl
iiea=. In Msy last he WIS captured on bn.'d ~,
blocssdr runner Tristan ShHniy, while living
Wilmington for .HHrHua and :sksh tG veg
York, where he WI, released &c tie "lA'm Ct BE-
ing al Englishnan. Before bsi.g 'hser prisoner
thep be had thrown hin papers eve. bostd IL
staten that TO has commission It Ficku:crj
sui claims to no prisoner of WEI. Re bad 81.
tllority from Malory to commission tae msI,, CT
ler him. His orders we're 10 report to SeIun15a.
i, possible. bot he vii! uot say whars. lie eG;s
no has no doubt Of osins quickly exchanged
when 10 will try hi. hand ~ another s,ntn.s Of
this hind, with, he hopes, norc Succ.f7. rne
money taken CT the Caliternin st:sg,=r. he says.
Was to have besn shipped 70 Enrope OF Bril.s:.
CT French uIrri. of yynr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
Denim Loves Il Shilling HInrL.

DIED Of ohl1so:aao neiplts August 9Th. 1Gt3, OF
wound received nenr Ssaarl1 Church. 10 Charles City
county, The ei:h Jane. 8ILAs BRYANT Jr., son Of
4. g. end D. ErTaEt, CT Cumberland county Vs., eyed
"a 5esrs
Fo. the serot tae slGo. this cruel hes brcn In
progfees have Ihs hoars Of this arcte4 family
a,uug with saguu h, tns rei:a:lsss hand OF death
Another OF It's cherished members has yielded hl,
lie TO The OF liberty; md thesn forI par MIA fol-
loved nacther bright, n-olsing hJ 10 the gra vc again
nrts.de Tande dos1alc, .ud the happ, homo
hlltd With gloom, " the 1859 Of another ihoted con
Guhed the youthful Vnces that once resounded
With sIri psdEcss through their biJf God Eone Gone
reyrr are boaming sns and nteDances
thst lid tka parents husts With saoa rspt1rous
10y Yet wsri1 say these stricken ONES, weep not,
for there will Gsy Us glorious reuben With y:ur
IoGsd I'M. vi the ;hinaE shores OF haveu where ndIh
;aE ever aylo nsr t3 supreme lc7e and Joy plt
Will dwell with Angelic purify sClonk srlios hEs 1t
our fortune ~ know who puu,snDod charaoe
30 ate and Bpotrs, 81 did tho tuLirct ~ tits sfeen
gentle, e1tctnpltu aud OLiy.pg Ia isFoslion be
the icye and rsten Of all VITO Law him. u.
kidd aud courteous TO s7dry uIJ, While hiI siDnag,
cheerful and un.,aan nanner, tau, Lld aocety 10
be eul.ri rs all! Ills pi, ehcddiby Ia circi:
nlpAm Ct suashoe Aid Glrdnsss. Lie p0tsost ittsl
iect OF hii1 cris, aud mind we'll cultivated and
ithed sith In:f GCer! iooWioLgc owing 10 an ardent
love for stcS ad ion which bo nxuiie.sed vs5y
early In t Pisty WAS CT puIe and elevated char
aeeE saaans Itself In hi ever, isy conduct and she'd.
diog Aeund f 40 asn0spteTen holiness and love, H.
deed the :ug paEslI ef bis fJ I.rned to be 10 pro
ctc the Cause Of Ch's aIi elOri!y His name. Alas
VIII, sgonsin2 feel when called 10 Eald ever
the opuu grave Of W, 80 Souns noble sad nhY .lrous
the ou Eesvy Ecur OF the sold coda they fall
lo- beloved FORM 10 hds 1t fortTer frars esr!y
g.== Aenis chill OF a.gu!lh through Cur frsnes asd
seeGs 70 rush The les; 1leIci Of opo icy f:om cur
| Lesit, icri;tr. Yn VT, daen'd NC griuTe: BIS brow
IL aGs raNsut En o.oujtss hkppiLrss as he lstts to
Tho lei atuc melody Of Ito celestial Ghoe s Fooines
and gel, o. diosi:oa wilt live lee In tho memo
tieJ u tLoso w.1 mourn h nniimIy end: and he nov
De: si tue hriEntess stars il the ora.t S.iaxJ Of
brave and nce. youths who have sacrificed IL sir Ves
en- tee assT Of their cScntr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
SPECIAL. NAIL To SHERMAN

4 NOV iUFk pLpsT tnyt
Tho steamship Fnl:6n. sproi.iiy ics.i!ed,
will leave this Port to-day wi:a u ara:y nail
for Gan. Sternsh's arny. Sho e0sh Gpdot
sealed orders, IS the exact point Vi 5hornan'a
arrival On the coast has rol Yet teen disuirsi.
The mail for the Fulton consists o! two luh
dred and seventy.elghti.alher pouches, woi:i.-
ing over fifteen tons. 1t is F:i! cirally acEi
posed of mail matter, accumulated at Ea"h
vile since the recent movement CT General
Sherman, and sent here for shipment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
AitRmouN Enquirer.
TUESnAY MORNING. DEC. l3 1864:
THE NEWS
4 GALLANT AFFAIR.

Gu the ,ilth .ns!an,, company a OF IN,
tn e Y-lifdt Ss~ Yr,k cavalry. s:srtad GU: from
| the Vicinity of Wiaehe4t-r 10 capture Baylor
| comp"ny nj the lwe!'t! Virginia csysIry
The st;r iurt t..un, i..ir White Pos, and killed
wounded md eap,Grel ..i hut thirteen The Y AT
kaes hanberol Sky Hnl Bsy!or-a cumldnud
forty man few jhya hrfur-, Baylor captured
the Gna.i At ChS!.oslbwri snl ut Rays Syit.h.
His frisoneea. eigt:Y-:iv5 i'll ,,utah=r lenea.d
RiehaonG ::.s!:'lay If, .lso cAptuI 81 ono
hondr;:,i i';'-:a
TIT Hh!D "S THE wsLDu% uAu ROW.
AH,r Their signal rtpalsu ut Hitt srori. says
th3 "Espr,!. Of yesterday, tho raidsrs srs be-.
i'7o's /" u 10 .ier lines III l.oh- CT
Petersburg.
What they hsFs accomplished sm,ua.s IN ra-
al!ty, IL nulaiug. unless so sacop: thor depreda-
t:obs upon pIivatJ property in Sussex county
They s:cie na;nhar CT h5isas and cait!.. run oil
son,s negroes. ard robbed u grca. many han
rcos!a nd pig ktaa. hu, that is all grand work in.
deed, Tor column Of ii:icen thousand anrriors
10 hctolnptsh, who stnrs out on IN expedition
which was irlef,lc'! u risult in untold destrur.
tiji 81 fntIie property, ana ireparabIe injury IL
tue Confederate csi5:. Prisoners ssy the col
una veg destined fer Weldon, after destroying
81 lie intermediate property Of vulue, but Il is
halted and turned back ut the frs. bridge it mt
tsrlpls 10 ,lestroy Hur5ai Ior Mai,r General
R.r,,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
PERSONALS.
s;a.es Papers Requested TO Copy

<,-,.,cas s11I ZEN rKB HoafR>hhp SourH.
,::..:.S r..;.ts Ia RICHMOND EseuiEyR oS,rs
t.-oasa u 'pTion"ls," oPrsoas sAo Us:
i:s. p::s s1,A otAr is regard to.tieir hlalta
.r-.ss..:t ~. sidrS. fer tHier,iHS P.rsonsli fer
- sac. rtH &c Too Dollars for tssh fnsriton Of
- rs, ehch pays for pr5lsAts aspsr from
ss" ,., -e<stecd W eoIld sdptss tadi all n0stt,r
,s..:,d Sps ttv-:s e. ssottnE ssors sr,atn "
IT,. l. '1rs.
go as" ynJH.hed in the "EsoCIR ar are eopied
j., il.i-~rs Of tie Nav YORK ''DAILs N.~s." Ind
e: i,qal tp:snisS for parties IN t.s Cp'lfeirraie
"a s ' e ss~ xSSt cass sss'
49,, 70 .,Ira they addressed supplied 9Th o
~ ~. ra,s- roRta:vtuS ,hs same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
FILM EAST rkSNIs5EY.

Tho Bristol Register" Of The s;h learns
from the front that Goneral Vauehn's scoue
have boon wiihin four miles Of Kuoxyius.-
No encay is reported this side of Strawberry
Plaipp. Union oitissrs sti!l consider the Fed
esGl esscuntion Of Eas. Tennessee ms a pro-
bable occurrence =! u. early date II il very
sYldenslhe forc5 &C kutI ,ills will noe NJ
tempt any tisnsiYe movement in .hi. ser,ion
pending. tho operations Of Hood in Middle
TernsHree. A por;ioa Of BasbriJgs's force
is a. heau's HtutiOn whe:hsr for the purpose
Of watching ynughn's movements or of guard,
ing tho rdnd towards Cumberland Gap, under
ths expectation that the garrison at Knox
Wills may have to saodeddts by that route, ia
not known
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
J,G.rs1ny!lie; vs., Dec 5. 1854.

.,.--.,i.l eaa,.l II David Asy pf!Vas soldier,
- 'v,a K ,n.u.xy ss,.,'y, an opos.d 10 have
:, .,1,r.e1 "a cSathiapa. Ks. W farc;a OF Cen Bur.
"a "a uea Nor gsns lsh raid into AID Stale ard
- 70 ~ nov imprisoned At Osmp Douglas, Merton
!, .,:.a'S fslaud. IN, lsteltioe Of II HARRIS. Gov.
~ e.. Is called TO this perao"al, wLc will please
. -. Is .tion with him. Sny iufo mSiion OF ~.
AID cooditinn, Com au!oAtcd by persooei II
i, Tsk Sens, or by Sag OF Euce, will be tashffsl!y
J,f.. ia farslIS Of said Nay are oil we'll.
80: AIM.
=. - Ae-s nad Louisville DsnaOcrs. a:d JournS'
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q. linond. Va. Doc i:. l@dI,


,-rei ~ ts!y after tedious journey Of eve days.
l,.sel With te.ItiEl weather scd kild iriends
:, =, w. tue! ~ NJ Hendrcn In u, cars, ind
-. !hr i=.tc:s th sod Ar4J have es,lsd On
..re s.! srii Ny has,and Il Well ard hesr;y.
"a VIII Mr. GxrpStl.. Els family are we'll. AN
I j.. ,Jys 10 you and friends
~ GGgh Now Y:,k News, requesting ) i,f N .nd
'5;.,r,e.- yad io:.o;s p1psr. VII, plos's co:y.
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observation-disclosures
New York, Nov. l8. 1861.

= New York, Nov. l8, 1861.
10 c. ". Kshnsdy. Montgomery. Alb
Your !o.ler Of September roasiv.d. Have
written frsqarnIy by Aag osiruo. Az we!I.
Nh liv,s with me. Heard RECENTLY from Luis
villo, NnthrilIe aud Mexico: our friends MI
w:lI. Answer through Riehn;ond Enquirer,
requesting New York News to onpy
H. Z A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13

alr-. AdJic Ii. Port!cuk, Richmend, w.
Dear liidie have acct y:ur rerraaa! aud
have mai- esery sti,ft In procure whh, YOU
desir:, bat iasreL 10 shy Did hot mo:t with
!h7 lpsst ,ua1esr, hoiug psremptari!s refused
81 all rcassin1p, cnDssl1sntly, thtFh isn't
ray Ci hopo from this quarter. Can you 70;
MAX. eotne otb@r r6strtf Tbreo letters from
H:nri Las l,:f:, fcee!y.:l Lni proIn;!ly ts-
p!i.:,: Sc. p:rm ..;h:a stree. II F. Ohutet. was
destroyed by Ifs cu tie IL u irElsnt.. All rro
oil snd sond iurr 10 ynn W:lG:Jh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
pis!l,u md. Va, Dec n, IS

.-..,,l 81: rnyi. % Wesf Kinney Street,
- Newark. New Jersey
a,..s.-Yccr letter OF October has been ra-
W ~, p;,nrs. fer which Aotspt my best
,n %s ID ksS yn,, ,,, H;,s ''T.nst,s'
80. .",' r,. a,w.,, ''uc darling "Fys" Stow
.s 81 =: ...i.mb-r L',s 10 ali. Let us hear
v.' ih..,ra ~ *r- York News. requesting eioh.
- FS" n.vs -, sorry NlI.pl a Hs.ss'
aA 80. Sss. =: S.Ss,k Joasa Il l:!ssse spy.
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ksW York, Nov. IL, IDC.I

10 dra. G. Wallsrate;n. Richmond, Fa.--Dsar
Moihe.: ionr personal through the daily News"
hns been Iersiveh Glad to hear you are well and
equally sorry to that Rosa has been sick. and
hvpe alle il we II Ivy this time. Your complaint ot
nol having recnycd any letters from us for sorru
tiInD is not our fault sd Wa have written ut leasl
bait dozsn iatsly. poter and family ID Also
nyaeIf and family, HE all we'll, and hope that
yUn. delr mother. Rosa and family CHrolino n.lt
family nfe all enjoying tie sans G;ss.;Ey. al;
ntrpeing Il leu days al uncle lsa9: :. n. ami
h:s family cI7 doing well, siil jim us in loro 10
You hll. lain, Peter and uncle lapac ara very
"r. 4us t. ase yon with your family Arsn er
rrna IN Your duvnt,l rnH lolu i ranger
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Inl,.a.,.'r ins:l. fsny. l.. lht.l

JIliHDi!r Im&!.I, NNs. ., IEtI.
10 Captain Il. J Wilson, An: uHla. Su.--.
Sergeant Ca!;ittu., j .B6~ors and ?. Sharp
Stro 1T Pva. i,...lc:. b. J.m.n as For.
Dolawt,r, WIEN i-ss hta;.: !r"M.; "ct .inr
l:"e, 5.t., 4. { ilsin:, IL IS: iDc:;ii,: Laws
eIit:e.: :er.s,:ily; ic, lna haaE ;!.,ir ,oa III
this sane %ay; a:s1 ~ flag If tI.cr.
l.;iu;. q. Il iisiuel,
Go. i. 1874 s'an1s:a. r.renl.Ur Of war.
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MnHnnIiinr 40 Ii

NV'"I'I - IVF'f.
IhGmaa y. v. Al!auis. li:2: maGti, Va -
ilsre stiyeit:rtd twice -, ih,a HtwH, and writ
tell three times bS fi.s CT .:ucc; 81 rot, re,
oeited no reply. sinus lay arrival in Nnv York.
Please ndpGrtise imu,stiia'eiv in tia Rich
mend paper. thtna esayd rt'nssliHG the Nav
fask Ns~s tn cnrr. MA rrrf rny,",,a to
lsstn ahoni r. : p cte IL, IN hnd il lie !, weii:
siold W6Id 10 .ai.r llarmal i!.Mt Leo IL Ioitc
unWsll with orgIaia discsso OF tho hear, ED
that her recovery Ia dauh.'ui Saltis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13

.lpw York, Nov. ~, l2Gi
T. 81 .lninsI5n, Richmond, Va.---Your PER.
sonal received. Capt Thomas n. johnston IS
iprsnncr III For! l.aI'ayet,o he writes lhs TINT
he il well and in good apiria. snh that his quar-
tell Hre comfortable. CnpG. Il r. I'hom is siyu
there. and is in good health. GAS
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=. .roa n,ac3rnisg u, .rhe,eab-1'n o. 81
T.. =. .u..lnsl1a AMI .-'iot II Y tt'bisn. I'd =
..,.. g.; 5ao:'s u!iside, Z :rsh tW's niNsoa, Ear
80. !, ~oua..ed xad supp SD 10 hs ~ oten c:p.
- .sba-s, Va on c 1871 90 rLer, 1854, viii
.t.... t-:.!Tci by th=:, distressed father snd
80 Sarau D Zen aington.
-. r-nus. Charleston i!ca i.r aud Caio!ini.n.
:. ,aiy ScHa. Washington city papers sSd
90, nt,r, ,r, dslS 1T
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Hr Ejw!p g uoosa, Ui Pa-a,ipia:
Peas, eufaVor 10 obiAl lns.rm Itirn Of my sou Al
bert f:oEd aueh:n. ni mpayy u. 1I. Vl:ns r-g;
joiner Brigade JoNn.iuns d.Y-oc zHo1 corps, VITO Il
snpp:sea 20 have hnsu "5uaEc! It'd captured b. ~
uny L, ltoai nj Joha+oat Division. tas !0.h OF Es
Gear 6potsTi:Sn Court iI1u.c> 1t !sp?thsc ho MAS
ccrisd to s,sc q III, e,Is At Alex .rdru or Wahl.
!nstnn ard ths ro'lue tue eyp o. any oae &c.
qualnl:d Si! Ia :.o3 lie waud relisv. t,- xi
of his siher ty communicating III. bnn- ,ar. THO
chaanoi OF ~ ie:tr., addy5sssdt To
JAIno3 4 Vaughan,
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naE tGrk tt-.s Baiil0Ia had Fhlssc:pla assers
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Observation-Disclosures

Nr BeEj sackstl, Now orluanJ; La:
We have hoard rothlns from you for two 1e,r, Gnd
srs rss anxious 10 hear how you gettlng along Biz
ter and family arH ell VOL. Aud j:ia me lll love
'onr al :sspn,ts s5n, ouas Ia,
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dSp 81,
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si,.,n,oad. Va. dos, 1904

..,.a uEaroy. els STA Avssue. n y city:
csrd f.: U, you siocs ia.t Msroh. Hope YET
81 am In good health. Have written edveia
q. :. Try I,d seud lac Il good box a. soon 81
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Rssc,,tasn. Dec 1. 1864.


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" y, e, Us hear from you At hnce, through III" nav
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November 18th, lssi.

November lglh lssi.
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Az Wet, Ct hnnin let liz ossr tom ECU thiGuEh 'as
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EichnonI, Doc 2, 1914.

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fnlsde.pfis
boar 4dEi I.-ft 3inin6:e on t5o Eth OF NoVetsbtT
after 81 arrived all sSta Olivia snd
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RIctzord, Dec l7tb, $50

e@ 10 Th toIoro Back, company G.
81 virginia ireictr! s;cnssail bhssde :
Your sister Hisnis has arrived t.ou HsioIe, and 10
su-ars 70 see hess from VOC. We itoppGs H!iH
Hr James oslFs.r, 81 snee'. ae1 Marshall:
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l..yrapcr .e;h, 1874.

Information |. deaf III though las snurco OF the fate CT
1hero.boLtsof ilnut GaIson, company /, .a tssi
eat TirZrs isf.ntry, Who ~as Ini!nE xitsr sa anne
the tatt aea: HrUtsySsu& IT, o. the 18th Of May last
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rnstlo1 county W.. will be vary greisfai Tor any inter
nation ~ no suL ect either frLm tie EoEtn or seuth
d.; -. B.tan a Uarscu.
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Hammond. nsh IL ls6A.

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!. r,,,i.f, o: Luxe Gt4.!iy, Is aitimore
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:. rN...srr.i L - OF truce ieitcrs II this GOMEZ
u. >ay ~ tho above anInsi partiss they will
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SPECIAL notice..

n- r T. O A l. N OI { +. =
VII be atdsd 10 cur sale Tomorrow
81 ssohs salt
bbls granu'4ted sugar
Yu1 pair. wool cards. tItrA quality
des,n old jamaica rum
.vU psir1 chdren's leather shoes aea s.iis:,
81 pairs men's french CALI boots
Is pairs mems balmoral skot.
1000 chcics Cnbgn cigars
10 doIen ladies' cashmere VslLtisis
pieces black bonbaflne.
~ gross P6lcan giIt coat buttoGt
.ugroiI gill vest buttons
III gross Palmetto gilt Jacket oIucas
lUU dozen mons brown u hGis
LyDr fur cape,
elegant velgst c'osF, 81
driy2t ELLITT SILL L rUy