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ITO THE OFRIoERS AND
a.. MIN OF THE ARMY.
M. W. GAIT & BRO,
354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WASHINGTON.
Can attention to their assortment of
RICH MILITARY GOODS.
They invite special attention to their assert
ment of
PRESENTA TION SWORDS.
Gotten MP from original desigus, suitable for
every rank ard grade.
ALSO,
SASHES, BELTS,
SHOULDER STRAPS,
AND
OFFICERS REQUISITES GENERALLY.
NJ. W. GAIT Is BRO, Jewellers,
"a z.eoifo 354 Penn. avenue.
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nEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

To the Groace,s and MannfmtS,s,s Of Efn .oo End
Aesap The Commissioner appointed By this De-
3sltment, consisting of Hon. J. T. Morehead, of
sno John A. Wardsr, Of Ohio, TO consider the foI.
~. MP appropriation made by the last Congress-
.. and preparing fax and hemp as q
Say;ns ne. ior cotton, twenty thousand dollars )"
Of me subject BELIEVING further and fuller
vSinSbls resn1t. al ihtvesusstions might produce
1ss Ss &. diy
the for The 4SsG Ds
Hemp and Flax in the differ emit IA. pr Of the
tion OF the nbres ..d fabrics paved b. seesms
cesses used and the cost Of producrion ;n a. n.o.
also descriptions Of the kinds and cost Of n aehie
81, nsed, where made, 10, together with any and
1An Information IL nsesssary before IN intslu
cent distribution can be made.
dsls dtd ISAAC NIWTON. Ooumiss ,on.r
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v CONFID ENTAIL,

N DUNE MN vbo h.vs n;n1. q Efh..u,.,v., hv
certain secret habits which unit them for business,
pleasure Of the duties Of married hfe; also middle
other causes, feel debility in advance Of their
year. before placing tssmselyes gnSsF the tEsst
FRIEND" Married Ladies win learn something
Of Importance By perusins The Secret Friend.
Sent to any address. In sealed envelope, on 70.
On. CHAS. A. STUART b CO.,
de LILY - Boston, MAis.
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PROPOSALS.
OROPOe AIS IOR FLoU Il.

PsoPosAAs roe fhooh
5 81 siSSs Ds'sl'a'a' with looaa sAas11s
s saxrSn n ~ 81 sal 49,. ses~sA ana hal.
bssrsl in sssh s.oi.
"a = = Ia III sn ny snsntfsy lea tasn tss
to: 1smily Hour
,,,s :as ssss e 70 q ps ss' -aA o.
p,
4eliyerea q ths 9oysrnmsns . =, tS ;s u
s. sea v6sfCy's OF s'e r.a'road
The delivery of all Florr Awardsd 70 g couple
h ssd .isAn '"snN ass' fl011 'A' VI 'ue
Payment VIII Be m.as in .srtiae.sss Of indebted
s.: Z: ,....e.. -m ). -.
's1sss sssh q ssssnos ss.s the I'D Of
once snd ao ia Nj 1s mt
Ss a.ys sres 20 To rssron 'aer
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause. .....a "a Il. u,n.,.,.,.a :. N.
ass street. 1sd g c., ass Sas
pRoPosALs ROB soRAe1.
oaIIa oUAaf. .a. S 0sriss;
ssa.s =; R.esasa1s IS ,ST1ssa 3 s: ssasr-
P:fsnsns It Wsssin sses. 5. b. B..inoss. M a. ;,
Rda Vii bs re.oiEsa 81, tbs sGe nm
bushels ns q corn OF oats and 50 tons
Bidders must state At which Of II asove p.usd
Points .ssy e nae Ara ts
the quantity Of each article proposed TO be de5iv
.ne tine wnen sac asivefdes sash be com.
ria usics rnst he 20 xr;ttn nut IN words a, IL.
bi 9s., 4, h. mt -, :, .,,. ..,,. 80. =, -.
ba.s IN IN.
rs: Z =; The hay and
x:
,ssa mi 'sa nas s Il: ss a:rs 81
tb VIII Be S.e sds ron t%s to time
gogsrn%snt may 5saHirs and PAYMENT WI b
haze beer s'5s asliys sI and
pc Nth By two
contract for the same, with good and .snticiens
ss a:s:9 iss sSs
Mite ne terms OF this :dYe. usement; and In case
tract, they to make good, the difference bstxesn
sible bidder. OF the person to whom the contract
The responsibility OF the guarantors must be
shown oy the ON 'lal certlhcate OF c. q District
sss aes or re
All bidders will be duly notified OF the acceptance
orlre1ectlon OF their proposals.
must be lesibly y ;ittsn 10 the ogosal.
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. d n.
aucker, Chief Depot Quartermaster, Warrington
p and should be plainly marked Proposals
foI Forage
ssd By snd
guarantors Will De required OF the successful bid.
der or bidders upon signing the contract
blsnk forms OF oidss guarantees: and oond', may
EoRM OF Proposal.
tfoWn, County ana STATE
I, the subscriber, DO hprsby propose to furnish
masters Department At. sgrseably to the
terms Oh your aaverti' ement, Inviting proposaLs
the folio wing Articles, viz:
ss nenn 81 oorn' In SACKS oushei OF
.sapeunds
- 'ons ~ oapeo my AZ - peH ton Oh z,Voo
- tons of baied Straw. at per ton of o. 900
NJ pounds.
delivery to commence on or before the = day
s6 ana 20 S 90 cor yl sd On OF before me
into Bs Ented statss
WIN gos and approved secastles within the space
bseu accepted. Your obsdisnt servant.
R-,.,d,.- o.,.r.,D n Ru,vv,
General Depot ouwaEtssmastsr.
W. aggARAEY;.
oono+x me ~ pnoeraleneo d Te sta OF IN the
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de 9-tf
CHIlP QUARTERMAsTERsO

WdshtHgto., q. C., January a. 1884,
OF. oMee Furniture Harness. and saddlery are re-
quested 70 send to this ONCE, on the MONDAY Of
the srticles they are prepared to furnish to this
DsDof Ats ort notice with the price of each mark
Of the service require the arti lie or articles can
be without delay, and at the lowest price,
CURED to furnish the list punctualiy every Mon.
~ Brisadisr General ana Chief e as1sern:ss.r
Ja6u Oepot OF WSshingtou,
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OFFICE DEPOT COMMIssARY or sUBsIs-
~ TENCB,

washington. ID. c., Jan 10, 1854
~ the OF Febl usry, ct II O'Clock . m for the
Hides Talow, Hcois. and Hon Ms of all 4overnmept
cattle slap Uttered within the ancient limits Of the
District OF Columbis, for three months or more
from the CONNIE ncement of the contract
The above articles to be collected By the contrac-
Tor, and removed from the various places 1t which
the csttle killed at such times Is may be des.s
mated by the officer in charge
The contractor shall be liable for all the Hidea
ana Ts!low: aoofs and Horns coming from every
torily to appear to the Subsistence Department
that all due xertion, diligence and care WAS ade
to obtain the said articles
ernme mt funds
The bids will state the amount, Fer animal, for
the articles referred to, and be accompanied By the
following guarantee, certificate, affdavits of each
guarantor, and osth of allegiance. Blank forms
can be obtained BY application to the undersigned
PROPOSALS.
/, Of the Stale of -, county Of -.of.
fer. per head. for all Hides, Tallow. Hoofs and
the ancient limits Of the District Of Oolumbia,
collars and :" cents, tthe amount to be in
words and figures subject to all the conditions Of
the Advertisement herewith appended
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PROPOSALS..
fer per head. for iii Hde., T .oxy. aoofs snd
The sss,sas Init; Of the Si.sIies q So!a%5 a.
vo,d, .nd And Che amount 70 be IL
tic 1a conditions of
county Of -. and siste Of ~, hereby, join td
an: and +. .h the
,s.,i b .eesgted that he Wi .ii1in ~. days At.
1as saa G , o5
that We win become his security . bond. in the
IN s,, FL s.l
s a1 r1sI s 1s q 81
for Hides Tsiiov HoOfs and Horns We susr nTs
e; I'd
Witness: Given under our II hands asu and seals
{{ss ::::ll
1.-The The fssPSnsibility Of the susranters must be
or Tasa ss:.: ass sa s:
certificate must be in the folio wing form '
sat-. a..
good End suff Gent Is sureties for double the
amount ios which they offer to be security,
IT re Thich each suarantor must make and append
INC following o.ru.
"state Of -. count, Of -. Before me,
--,a-,t In and for the county AMI State afore.
sAad. personally appeared -, one Of the aureties
on the guaranty Of. Who being duly sworn.
deposes and says that he is worth over and shove
thousand dollars.
:"subscribed and sworn before me this day
No bids will be considered unless made out in
conformity with the above form, and are accompa-
affdavits
All bidders must forwari with their proposals an
oath AlfARfaUc0. m av ha IN a wiS
the ON Ger who shall open the biis and NO prong
sails not fully com plying with the foregoing re-
quirements, as vet in fact as in FORM will be con.
sidered or regarded - proposal within the mean.
ing of this advertisement.
The contractor viii be held accountable for the
Hides, &c., week after the signing Of the con
Bidders must be present ct the opening Of the bids
to respond to their names and ali bids must be en-
dorsed "Proposals for purchasing Hides and Tai
G. BELL,
10 1.td Lieutenant Colonel and o. g.
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KE n DALI.

KENDALL'S
AMBOLIHR FOR TIE KAlR.
AxBoLLNB
HOlSFBNS,
BEAUTIFlBS,
ODORATBS,
LINGRTHBNS,
INVIG0RATES,
-.. NOURIsRES,
EABELLISREs
TIE RAIR.
KaNDALLT AABOLIN1 Is rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, IN
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and P1R-
hANRNT VI9OR Of the HAIR.
"Hishiy beneficial where the hair reaufres
eentle stimulaatn Oh. Chiffon
"Have never had anything which 80 perfeo
answers the purpose Of . hair DRESSING"
WARREN WARD, Asq,
No. 977 Cana street. Y.
After being bald for seven years your AMBO
LINZ has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAZE" Prof. JOHN s1NIA,
No. IS King street, ny.
For sale By al Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bottlss,)
pxiee 81.
Manufactured and for sale 1t Wholesale By
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
s1o-sn No. 642 BRoADwAYN
CAPoHs! WHAT'S CAPoNs2-Go TO VIII
- SONS, 1l9 Pennsylvanis avenue, and see his
fGPoRTANT TO YAMILI1s Til. u,d.,,,.,..
having perfected his arrangements In PhSIsdei.
phia, New York and Boston, takes this method Of
informing his old customers and the public Ssn.
orally that he is receiving daily BIZ sxpress-
Prime Chester County Beet.
South Down Mutton,
Ealem county IN. j. Veal
Prime Philadelphia Butter, Oapons,
Bucks county and New Jersey OhiokAna
Sweet Bread, Pheasants, Partridges,
Grouse, eniPe, Woodeock, and every luxury Of The
Boston Clear Porf, Housed Pigs Iset and Trips.
Smoked and Picked Salmon and HsIfbut.
Also, large supply Of Foreign and Domestic
Fruits and Vegetables.
tails is the ehsapsst and bet place e Washinst on
TO purchase. THOS. B. WILSON,
119 Pennsylyania ayenus.
&C % 6m between 18th and nth streefa
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PROPOSALS.
ID BOP AIS FOR R1R
hSfOT OF WASHIH9foN,
WAsHIN9ToR. D. O., Jan, 10. Is6


bsPor OF WASHINGTON, }
WAeHINeroR. D. O., Jan. 10, Ts6l.N
sxx1s.rS RnofosALs viii DO received at this once
yH,H fhAUAr, Je1uary =. 1861. at II clock N for
eeLvery q tAts Dvpoh q Ona MiHioa a on 0OD
1eet of kanosf Of the following kind and descrip-
assio fesst er insA whass Pine ooumon or,,-
nsa. 11to Is fest Let a 49, - -
G,0QoA eOt 81 ar 2inoh WIKI pfne fuurpou f3uIl.
h41, - 10 rs sess Io0e.
HoeW ts.t Tensusa and arooysd HisorfnT, I3to Is
g .ee feet SIS Hemiock yoist. u feet long,
. cog itet S16 Hem!ook yotst, Il feet long, SO
= ,00 Feet Sx5 Hemleek yoist N feet Iona
q GEO fset Sxs Hemtock yo,st, u Tea, long,
20 oo tsst 90 HeInioe1 yoist, q feet long.
q ,oeg ret Sx7 Hemlock .oist, Hfset long,
$50 FEET 81 Hemlock yois., "A feet Ions,
p COG feet Sxe Hsmloek yoi 4, Il feet Ions
q ,ec0 fset 3xs Henloek Joist, Is feet long,
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81
sss= fFn a Es
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-31
summary of Military Events,

On the 70 Z, Gen L)mlG siu.ssd Iao Attacks Of the
enemy N Warren cou4sy first Of bhs4Os vita Two
DisCss Of sItll,ry, then Of two brgA-es win s1
u,soss. Lsn4x's lOaI snShk l. HAl A. mar OF cat
ary.
No by, operating in SlsLdIns rear, hAs killed.
veunssd Aal captured SO Of sc enemy. SlHes 'lel
UounsLosa mOvIs W sus kGrS'54s G-P EAIr9Aa--
Amo.K h.s l4.est captures Is tbs lA-A0s bsis-aIsI
D IL fLsse opeTALUls ave CO.'S ms "AAa " &c
..au /, ur msn W. esa A-d OEs captured
T-sIA.s 6su.ns SUN ct PSI-EsSaIg resulted IN 'As
..,.u,s CT ever s,y,u tunGr,d PfsOneTs, WINE over
died were I.ken O. Enis soc o. SIZE river. O4i
,eoui,L.n 4 sr.as, AZ. VA large and V.laASlS l.
~. aay Vof.gy Of . Za DssV'.
Toe "a kyss 60 Ii % Law "nTPsa General froe'
,A,,, ,a.., osu a,e uls hA,dy m "a It appear Mai
-, h., III osea loISl; Tee CID Alss0Hr'An has
Ian cd and . ulel IGO smart Tor Any q she Al
la sOss 40 sro y.iprg alter Inn. They cave 10
conception VIA: lie IL a,Rslg A. "a'a the! ma "ah
Il vi plCb biz b. Q sheir soEsSN'
Considering tat Early 80 thoroughly Foa'es Ano
.o,,.rlv .s.ermi.sted lhs O.aer day, the following
49,, s,srd, army was hardly TO have been expected,
-. .Tbs enemy bss tll very s'rong f'iee IN TIE
sy,lsy It Is reliably reported 70 30 EoOfgAnEa g.
.Tos enemy Ia, sr,pg iOIo, Of csVaTy IN The LuFAy
syJl,y. Z der CoTsr Of Ihs present stiffness move
81 msnts a.e being made BY the enemy OF an s@iAsnuJ
a. ip,nortan. Character"
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Re. ONsrRU JTION, OR ANNEXATION TO ENG
LAND Oh FRANCE.

To the Editor Of the Whig.
Talking of reconstIuc ion, thers Is bat for
a thorough reunion, and that is by q combination
bstWesn the Oonederaes and the Northern Oonserv4-
.iVss, esnsnSd by The blood Of the Black republicans.
l. the Northern Conservatives would a. orce and 40
vty pirate with en- this ba 10, there might be
hcpss of happy and permanent reunion. Bat moth
1g short of the blood-the extern nation of the mon
s,s.s Who have made this var will srfRle.
If the Northern Conservatives not ready for this
combination, the ard possibly best alternative
is annexation TO g'ald or France. This would
der reunion forever impossible and at the same time
crafty that which ia the absorbing passion Of every
southern heart vengeance the internal Yankees
would mako the application for annexation in the st
instance to England the mother country. II she de,
olnes Ws could then apply to France. The advantages
60 either would DO great, that refusal could not be
expected.
Tee advantages to Us, would bs eternal separation
from the Yankees, and the ability Of Wrsakng upOn
that Goddess race rich and sweet revenge. At present.
however able We may be to maintain independence
vs are not able to desoAte their land IS they have
desoA.ed curs Ullil that is Effected the dead Cannot
rest quietly in their graves. COUEDERArE.
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pressed With the opinion that Great Britain va the
friend and hacker Of the Confederate States. That the
lifted States resented the conduct Of Great Britain.
Sad meant to chastiss her severely as soon o. she
should have settled with the Confederate Ssstss-
That the first step would DO to enter Ireland with
huge army, proclaim is independence, and maintain
and establish 1t with Yankee army That in order to
hasten TIL blessed time when Ireland should recover
her liberty 1t was expsdent that the Irish should assist
in crushing the Liberties Of the Confederate stAteS-
We cannot exactly SEQ hos any Irish patriot cou e1.
psc the blessing Of heaven upon plan embracing SO
much niquty, or what form of prayer such an indi-
ydua could address to the throne Of grace for the sue
cess Of bis plans, without Cffsring something very
closely resembling infult to she Mi .sty OF Heaven
To commit great irjusiCe Voluntarily, III order that
great blessing may flow from il ID not exactly christian
practice To EerpstrAts . horrible crime -dsstEoyDg
others in order thai We may derive benefit from their
destruction s very much like the morally OF pirates
md hRhvsy robbers, who murder that that they may
axe possession Iadesd this apology looks to u5 very
mgoh Eks 10 apology at al HoWeVeF, 1t Is that which
the prosssed Ap0lOgsH for the Irish make for them
o. course it S the they eau dad. II they knew o,
,tter they would no GOabG far it. and We mus Pu
VI wish IhiS - Ihs best they have.
Ale nuss have 9 long spoon that sups .porridEs
With the DeVl," says the CID PrOVsrb.- A man nuss
cold an uaeonmO.ly srO hand that hopes 90 win Ihs
y.as from O.d Nick. These I:ish have been shedding
sr blood ike for three yeArS and halt for Eht
au.bs purpose OF destroying the OGly friends they
ever lad IL 40 sshin holo VI PEOh9Dg oy their Of =
rue.on SlG they I'D 81 LAT that me sVl spirit Wncl
smossd them - il Las GGcelTeo Them in every paTtC-
A They have NO. succeeded ~ crushing tie hbsrGss
II We C0uisdsFoy, ner Lave they advanced The Pr
ose6 WaE sgAilsG EHS Land loot Ga the contrary, he
ospscG OF s-o gazing mvFs dsAn: than ever, ana
20 var win -glanG Is eHtirsly blown over. lnGesc,
fem present APPEARANCES, il may 10. be impossible
lh.g s,crsG alliance Gxsts between the nAtiona-
A. any Fate the best friend amongst existing poLsntAtss
81 The pptr0E Aba can boast sATng always aud e1.
ceodCE lis bIothsE Of Russia, Is Vc.oriA, Qlsen OF
eat Britain and Ireland, Defender Of the FAn and %
firth. TIA Irish have been CHEATED, - they were in
SreA. hurry to be, and very muCh deubt Whet. or
anybody ieelI sorry for Them. We are ture at lsas
hat We do not Ga the contrary rather pleas
With lie isspe so fer Gs they concerned. Il Will
.gsca thIm Whelest lesson for their guidaIcs in
u u:c They viii learn TO place less confidence in the
eusSeslions OF S1;Gu-for inferior 6omon coull have
prCDp:sd them 10 such . course they have pursued
AID never hereafter TO do evil that good may come
Of IT, especially when the COED i 70 fall ODly upon them
and tie evil upon others who have injured them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-31
THE NE VS..
FROM TIE soUTH.sIDr.

We append General Lee, o5sl report to the S,cre-
sry of War concerning the part performed By General
Wade Rar on and hs brave cavaliers in the signal
on Thursday.
HEAI0UARyERs, HIo., Ocs 20.
To Hon James A. Sedi0a:
SCs.stGry Of Var:
General Hampton followed tbs enemy on his with
drAual frcB RoWaoty creek, driving bis rear guard
so,os, AMI Iussu1g the cavalry behiud tie lues of
their inf-nuy. Several hundred prisoners were cap
tursd and she enemy ed Of their oassons and
ambulaDceF. Our liaes are r. S.sblshed.
Re. LIE.
Tha Agsu. If tho Associated Press teegraphs addi-
toua par caars Of the Sight. From his report which
sill DO found in another column, it appears that our
victory far from being either barren indicative,
IS ne TO b.sid5s a largo number of priso ners, .
quantity Ct Arns and other spos which the Yankee in
he hurry of their retreat we're forced to Gbaudon-
Grant was untor unats In being in command SIS We can
no! see for our life how Yankee ingenuity will be able
TO invent plausible prete1t for calling his signal de-
feat on Thursday "sn armed reconnaissance in fcrcs
tho obj.et o. which wa fully accomplished" Why was
be not in Washington or III, North sidos Kas the
goddess Of luck deserted bin and made Sheridan her
favcri.e pfotegei It seems so. We advise him next
tine to let Meade lead the assault He will then hsva
pi goa! whose sacrhcs will sppease tie wrath Of
h. Yankee ration, and relieve him Of ali csusurs.
FROM THE vALLEY-TEE TNRMY TWICE REPULsED BY
LoMAx-wHAT MosBY HAS DONE
The War D parment on Saturday night received the
following fetal despatch from N. Lee, from Whoh
it VII be seen that Elrlys stirring address to his COM
mand has not been without good effect. We hope that
these performances Of L1ma1 are but the oreruunors
Of series Of which viii result in Kidding the
Valley Of "ueky Phil Sheridan" and his barn-buruiDg
crew. kOsby, who writes his dispatches We judge Ia
the saddle, has found time to give Gen. Lee summary
Of what he has been dOirg since he encountered and
r u.ed the Yankees at Salem:
HEnQUARTIRs, Ere, Oct. 20.
ROA J A Seldom, sso'yof War:
GsR. Early reports that the enemy attacked Gen.
LOmsGs forces at N ford Warren county, on the 26h
Instant, with ono brigade and Two pieces of artillery,
and vera rePulssd Tue Et1. Gay they attacked with
two brgadss AMI siE pieces Of artillery, and we're again
driven back. Gen. LonAx reports our less very slght
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-31
FkOM MISSOURI.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF BLUNrS DEFEAT
TRANSPORTS FIRED mo ErJ.

NOBLE, Oot as-A SPECIAL to The Advrt.1 from
Sen.tvb.a, yesterday, says:
The b. Louis R,p1oliea~. Of ths a4th, contains Q
dstpatsa 10 General oras, fon II jor kcDJn.ld, STA
siDg that he had jas Issnhsd the railroad from rip
within four miles Of Richmond Bay e,unty. where he
earned tia; battle had essa iougat ss,vssn K.nsas
RooDs sndr General Blans. and General Proc, WI sh
rssr I'd in the dsfssi Of Bua,, vac lost nearly ali Of
nn ARTILLERY.
Ihn battle occurred on the evening Of the l9h.-
giuAt Ii seems, entered LsIrson sseus noon that
Day snd Immediately moved sou h twelve miles, where
no encountered Proc. Alter The bssu. P,io p.eb,d
.nIo Lsx,pg on.
tslssrau dated Cairo, s9l, says: Troop, p,s.irs
Down the river yesterday, on Gap.par we're ns.d IN
several tines on As vsy. IA - msa we're klisa and
ave wounded.
ssnosly boat arrives from any point iha. does not
oring seoeuan OF rebel gucrrilas.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-31
Tbs Irish and the Yankees.

The immense Iunoes Of rseTuits from she Enerald
Isle to the army Of the Yankee nation, has oftsn been
subject Of remark Thai q people, who have been for
century complaining of oppression At the hands Of
foreign government stOuld lend their assistance with
20 much Aaeriy TO destroy the liberties of another
people, Is not calculated to give a very high idea Of
their national character. They can, however, Ilssdtbe
example Of other natOas no. less oppressed than hey
the Germans, for example, and We had, at oce time
believed the Poles; bu. that is autbenticaIy denied
The Apolcgss Of the Irsh cay that they had been in
duosd to believe at they lighting for the Ebsr-
tsS Of Ireland, when they were fighting to PROSTATE
Liberties Of cur country. That they we're carefully in