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NO. II.

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OF the friaf WA indiscefnlble; but his
voice was heard in the remotfst eoruer;
now gentle, like that Of bssseehing angel
now % tefrlOie' hks the tfuhp Of the day Of
doom, -.
It wis Nigh midnight. The Lady Ro-
hesia could no longer rest in her hostel:
The words cf triAr Ahselin still s9hndea
ID het ears, and made ttinult Ii hef heattt
nor could she find east in herself until, &C;
comPanled Dy one Of A esr faithful waiting.
nI,1s, lne @ans f'1's y tns ssn y W
no,S nan ........ a.. !. ~. "a
~ was enc1Xn T. 70 announce w a. namc ~
tne Laoy =, nIna " gAin neI a9mi
sAneE .,VO, - tns .,s :SOOe Oh n'gne'' lay@an Os
s~'n;1Iss. ~ ~ 3. s,eLI0 a, o,.,.hn @.,,.s,J
wat thou hsts ny faithful 1sabei
sne saiI % ner ate,ncan Mnne makc
ny conlSssiOn 70 sniA %aI =. v1c. WIaP
.nsg Ss9 10 .nls . mSn.,s w'snal; M " .ns h'sH
cni, 1nT 'ness clolS'eas ~. ~ ~. ut a1!,s NAy
ana 1 Wlll exchenee yE tn,s gsgioeLy
nea1 gear tny smRle nCoo. 9-n.gnr
WCg,o NOT kneSi 10 tne sauoS ~ yanity,
!he lazy hOHesls eHterey tge cen y
rrlar Anseim. IL was 1Greiy furnished
A stool and atabIe, on which lay breylasy,
ana uueaie peg ID : corner, covered WIN
wne.ten " s.IsW' mlgnt De saio 70 MAKE "
.ne lnvsnIVt -un,eSs W ,nSluoe Z un
@Per wnIcn burned iaintly DelOte ruuslt-
caIvea cnrls.i 49, v..s,, IN. q. N
rnar Anseim Was seaseu ~ 1apie, M
lost IN tnought' Mnen the Lazy Of Ch-
nam entered; Wthout rising, ne maoen
motion with MS niger and hohesia kneis
before hiiii' .,,,.. :; sr
"What wouiust tnou, sister = salu the
friar, IN gentle tones. -.
A wfetehed sinner would soniess ner
ISults oeiUie neaven' dno 0pteln my gnost'y
aDsoIution, was the timid reply az
May heaven hear my SISTER, ahd toushe
saie 70 her Paruo3! SPeak, lauy .,
II was 2 long, nesltaslng Iecltal, and 20.
maoe without neavings Of tne poSom ana
TCEus p I. .esss % nom 'ne eyes At Aens'h
H'oneslA eIusu; ,, ., d, .sl.i.s.JAs
anu sncu mast 'O'o al inquired inc
mar, mildly
%A ALL t.,h,.. n.. .i..sr 80, -. Z. ~,
4, SOY Oetnink tnee' sis'es' SasstthOu
aOnce morn .ho,, Savsst aiip Holk;Sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

3r,.,!..,ys:ioo" wis. IN this matter and W.
:, ,pots..a. No are a,nong i:l2 " friends @
n. Administration, because va sfs nI iHt
great msss c. the peoF!c who i2n% tc Inc SIC
g,se OF ,he ca.ugc, euci G.2 anxious cnlJ I'll
the strengthening =" rhc GTm Z the uoYr'n'
ro,ns. t.a. i ,Gay dca! heavier blows upon
,.ts 80. In comleon with Inc lco0le, vi
would sacrifice every rig at Ct person and 0;
prcpc-ty. r.hmit TO Ei,e rn-cst:!ctco use Q;
any ara every powe:. that c"n co"szibute ft
the oyar,:,rcT oC .:,e ;ncmy. Tie S;'rccsF c,
thc c.use is embarrassed ~ Inc trsfaF!eS q
:. Constitution dse;snci @:,. t"GatTnt'ea ivi
t.!a Development ci :. re"?tc ~ 1.a'eS %
2ssoo, but which tettn:a ire pnbij: "Fm Ii
the :,yesert cgni;iut Of i,.e ard death. Aa-
tiona, Iso athletes, faust stgif' Tor TIE iiG2S
,.he eernes.ness OF ti.e eGc,nF, as wei stheir
s,.a.s, Is syarpli1ei III tsio masnel IN
wlioh ,hoy broke tac Sestcrs ot ti!cis Coastl-
tuition, snd rushed s. +hs oaai!ic: with limbs
free from clog, Of every Kind. But in this;
conflict with eia:.;, ia Goatodcraoy cttau
ends !ts hands tied by lis o1-gt Constitution.
T!,s-s arc wrssehea who publicly aVoW
ti;st they will Tot r!ay.t Or gaisc rrovi5!9ns'
anl $n. Consti:a:ion H.cr'r.ts thc hsm?H:i
uecklacc thcy icss-v1. Gar arn'y IL starving
ara :i.2 sacrsl r; ,h:s e ci2il liba,;g protect
the wrefekes who vii! NOT Feed t. Man are
desert;ne. AMI ia 1c1s cor2rs III the handSot
q tcai1crous Judge gives then, Il dis9Ea'SH'
While the Amy il withcns meat, the sHi:!:h
i,oa.Aer Of provisions demands ;hc .'jast
condensation" Z? ;iia t';2a:itnti2n, AL 'li:c2
the sus.enancc q the =Nia'e- hccr"so thu
Clorc.rmcrt dent 2ay the r,nrE-; vaian.
Tho Cons 'A,iun attaches 10 ''.&at 'oInp&n-
,atioa" for tile life Of 4 Jacksom c" tho iccnt q.
Heo6-hut every pound :! be@! CT bacon has
& :rs.ivrs acsc!iga:s which n"st Re dis
eharga5 ct ths yiss 6; ruin 10 the CURRY.
Those slight ri4iSsz 9? e:.a G2rst;trt;on CIR
enemies have Gioc;gA1i >fcGuse they re-
gsrie& the war il which sne5 aca engage! II
cf raslIe7 more ir;pn-:27co than cD1 r1"tn2 q!
suy scouad-ei whc might desire he ,-ita: Of
his country.
ThiG tender regard isr the Constitution i
Ysr7 much Ike NJ. Fiakwi1f /" Inc ficc:--
90 pr;noinla." Eus il voa:s drirc bacl: Inc
! enemy, and won; f2cS TIC c?mY: it "i,!s bad
msa in llarboring desc:ters, and protects
, traitors 77ho won's plant, because tho Cvntc-
aerate Government CONF p:.5 80 much as The
apccuilscrs. Speaking only for carSelTcs, hug
firmly Believing We represent the people, We
, boldly nvow that We wculd t%av up tao Con-
| sti,u:;on as vast. paper, rathc- ti.an suffer il
to impede the public Gef'ncc, oc c:nharEas'
! the Go7crnmapt IN tho couaic! far ;raenaad-
cnee.
| II THE Congress before 1t adjAnrne, cr tie
| rcZt, when it me:ss whetl.r IL February. Or
MAY or December, ;.iil strip Of aii cloga,
| end break Nil fctters, AMI place the country
on Tar footing. and carry out the 'nazin2,
| "fmtsr Qrma =iluHt ltger," our sacrifices will
not ha7. been ia vain, nor our iadepsnd:rca
| much ioglcr unacanow;a1sea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
LONGSTISET ADVANCING.

The f;.ia.o. "CaZ2tte" Of tra 2lst. states tha;
81 Friday last tie enemy designed M attack or
Con. Lonesirset in h:s cusrt0ra near MoiristowD'
but la ever having g wstchf'!. eye discovered
ti.eir design and marched out to meet them. lie
ski:nig!:s,i With them several hours Friday aud
.hen fell buck several mileI. On Saturday he
again a|;irmishcd will, ti3ca, grd drove tha,n
htck q shorf disan"n. II was thought hy ali
that Eemei2! engagement woud take Liaca CT.
%uIlay-Gcn RansoIis forces having been Or
,icrcd up from Rpgers:ille OIL Sstnrday-bu the
oneuIy "Emelt 4 rat and commenced re:rea,iug.
i.nnrs'rfci pursued and shirmifEcl with ,Aem
amtii they rsira;..ed 10 Stray berry Plains, where
they arr row IN their ;)ttiGcgtieu$.
II il s:;;G tha. sur !CSs duriu" the tlro. tiays
sEirma:::ug WAS rery sInLll, buf that the eucay
:.r'; rad rn"si1a.Ghiy.
Tie mail pgx Is rAG;ng terribly st Kncrville
;.1.D:: .IG Yankees AMI ncgroe: there being
. ;.s:s IA lils city. The main body Of the
,.ncr.y II" nc.y ut iha Plains and the prolific
c:uus!y OF tn" French Broad. Ther5 art sail to
i" HOW cr!y :5Gu; 600 Of tie enemy ratri.oninc
Knoxville, j negro barber from Cincinnati; il
r:crii't'a naxro regiments there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
DEMISE OF CONFEDERATE PRISON
ELS AT FORT DELAWARE.

Ne received yesterday the f0llowin.; letter,
rcr h.'r Of !race, lian, F1:t De!awaff
- H.e EiIor. ct' Ms Eefni"er:
FORT DELAWARE, Dec. 93. 1867.
viii va please motto" in your paper thn
dJ:l;!,; Of The following persons cf the i'HnneH
s.c Erignic, (Armg Of Virginia., which hare
n",;vr9c,l a. ti.is rlacc since ID JnlY, 1853,
VIZ:
t;r,. Tsn:e5$ec--!saao Howard, corapany
4: -.---- Smns, company c; ------ Adams,
company - ----- pcemtT, company G.: Ali
so. Shelter, TsTi0" ard Littrall, company ii;
I.yus MGcre, com panY T..
J-ya-.ia Tcnrassee. Hall. cGrapGnr
2. Rufus iic.,ar, company {: Duncan liearn
'rlupaay \. Vim. Muth2riy, co'aPGuyE; I'hns.
io:hir company h.
Purrtrcnth Tconeascc.~t5aao Wyatt. coTn
2any -; ------ Mckinney and III afnse, cos,
gay i; Frank We,ki+Y. company II.
II laa7 DO s2.fa consolation 10 the friends
anl rcl:,tircs 0s thee ,'eHais:d soldiers =
know that they yer: c.'iCndad anrin% t:!e;i
illness by Surgeons ;.:rtt nurses nf Tie Gonled.
cra." artcy, and that ilcy did not j":S: iur
H:.!ie- gIc6 medical treatment or kird care
%n1 a;;rnsi"n from their rrrsos. 1t NJ right
t''st p;'~ilt add that the Federal Gut!inriti'f +
htvo bran very k.rl in providing god a!d
comfortable hospital room for our sick, and
~ abundance cf m,:dicine and ether hospital
s:??l:es.
Very resnco;Follv, ia,,
Cn.s. N. NlcCLAtx,
Go. =, 1,h Trna.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
fAE LLIE>y - FEGr SEGEoES.

The bill r:rvi !ia9 for IN enc1llmeMt OF h.
I:ce negroes Of lis Comn.3rvec!ri, va ;ah II
up. together will . s,i1stit,.sn nrarosa: ,acr,
irr.
Ga p1o.:cn =: .hi- th.;.rs1. iao i:i! V. :.
!siG upon 'hc table. aai Zoe ,u ;r;cr:. IL.
';s.ci - nc printed.
; ssL;Tf q FAMILIES o. SoLrlL.s.
: 0n uo;ion u MT. Be JoEE, the Senate bill
, Iar Tie relief Of families living wi;hin Il c
l.nss or power ot tie enemy. Was taHen -
The h.ll aprroTr:i;aI S,00,wp Ter :Hr .pu
poses aa:ac,. in lie I'LL
: -Ar bH1oEE mnrcG ID a:uaaJ tie h!l ~
substituting U:,G million Of iclaFs, il. D.r.s,
.; tl:e >,D,',%' na.!~ii 1T the iiiI j
ERoa@" a4vo,:.!eI H." propr;e,y e: his ament @
! lcer:.
Al. I. S HayH0sn hopsI tie s7.trtae,.;
woi:.t prevail. Virginia Was tho Caiy S.mc
taat ;l..! NOT nla'ic such ~. appropriation.
Ihe alno.il:. he thought, would - vel! appra,
priatcd, r. the"a Tyato Il lE-Se a.:ynher Of per
RF7s y,5s .%crl a**;.c'y cE- Il" t-3r, al ::-
:.:rr.e.'.
III. -taDgn-v', ~: %. ~. -: = =. -
,::!;. Hc w0.:,l HE 70 ;.scc.iiia ,h@ au.ou,.t
.isrGel All w':9n informed on tl.ac roint hr
could DO prepared 10 rIte fnc aneoar, rhct
r'Gh- y, Ge2D!s', necessary.
tfr. Bi,Go;:E said thar not more tie. one.
.ay!n Of tic .aoacy appropriated IS tar l.ll
vDnli hc Tcal:-'i " ua:.:incd for tic use e.!
G.nlics Si;hn TIE lines Of tao cHnniy. He
c:ii ~; .i:,EE mora :atu GQe CT twn hundred
,i.i!rrs Jnpi& hc crrai;Acd ;n Eed"ra! currency u.
cur:ency that could he used hy ii.g.: families.
The 7:cfcy w@s HIccl ct tie dis spa.ai - hoarl
Nr.s> could sch - tr;!sted-who wc:o comp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
rEOA! NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

naaSos c. r., Jan 2",--Eight Yankee p,i-
>oi.e:s, ca aGtrlrcG ~ a squad nf the Sixth Va.
Cavalry, under Lieut Stripgle!low, Rear Was-
rca'.n. nava reached here.
= hng of truce was sent to the enemy 0r
II r3ay, r4!::ing le::lis,iGn for tho family Of
GJgc?npr Smith t. r3mc !r1ul NuIrent'nl into
ulr i,nca N ;.rawer w"g received yesterday
rcfnsiTg pcf'n;ss;Do.
i:.riie+ JUS: o'.c .roA Calpepe. say tho Yam
Ie3' are trc-;ioE on: people kindly, furnish.
t"G The E2",: m"Hig !ait!! Iatio0s end hauling
~3l,i i1r all
t'!7e aa:rs Of lie cncIuy'e in!aa. :, except
:....-.i 81: b" ar>,;.er, iy,rs! .su~aa "a!
psDcr 4o,.rt lease.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
rs BIIH'H0ND ENQUIRER
l.,Gi!,a-" -'If. ;Sf!>wE: ELV n>p wsEsIy
- tYLE. Z allegro.
.n e Il q

G.a--e 2Ascs.--Sa7 oae yse=. tai1sy dollars
=: s,. monks. fifteen io'!a-s; f'- three
..a..as. e.G..s i,G&"=. M subscription re-
c"i--; II ioss .GGa ''sryN nlon-t%.
49,; .Egl".---;or ol.c gear, twenty dol
Ia. 3: ";s G.o1t;hS, ten dollars; fc. thrGc
T., IS. t.5 dollars Nosubgc.ig ion rccciTed
g. les sn4a three months.
For o.: vesr. 5ar daiincS: for
~ u. n-'a. .,rc dollars. No $uhrcrin ton
-.a,.~nt j less ,nSp six months.
aa.@ts ali news dealers are Iarr::ahe3 ct
vaora.. o. .sn ;:ooars pr hundred cop;es.
-" &,~..zcri&3ra chang.us their Post Un2es.
-. ":Hase stste :ha mana Of tSc Post 0Eiice s:
- : .aay heTs asrn IN t.e ..at;;. q rsca;virg
-. v. l-"s.
- G,tse caYa- viii Il stopped in eu cases
,.-a.. 81 -,p4t a1;d ioe expires, and those wbo
= a5i - go ~ -. y. s.::r,!.
= III. So ,5lsw chair subscriptions in
i,,.,&.
!S.ls-E.aaSs wi.oao papers Gre marked With
G,c,., r.l ;;I&ors:and 'ha. their term ri Sub
rsr..s'#u - a51aI to expire. aud will reInA:
Tea..-..7 :; ..:T w:S:: rheir rapers continued.
ALrHaTISIN2.
.gc:, IS c,pyuas viii ue ;rscr:9t; .; the rAtt
..Jye 1grI so: Az. !:fgT r5S:S pc SQUARE,
.r...> ...rrlivr--lic'@ ..rrS &: icss) con-
,.... 4. ...-..'.
4" 5ai.s. @.ast - a,ec:oran'eli by ths
s... .-.,.., vi t--E NJ cOt he .:,co;3a ta.
i..- ss-t.s,eu ,aoUcy are seat .; tie
r..-.,. ~. ,-a.:a-. 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26


The A;Iania "Ccnleieracy" Of the 29ih has
the following in relation to the armyof $ort!''
oEn Georgia and the West:
airttars about Dalton remain monotonou3l,
zt!ll. The army ia com parativelY confnrta'
b., 10 far as cl'er is cnnccrned, but scare.
q Iea;her and socks. The RomA "GoHrist.
EC4 had an interview Tith Il gentleman jus
from Lincoln couaty, Totn., ami gathers iron
.!,pl I;,c following items ot rews;
He says the Yankees are cc-aniiitins mar'
dci.rs3.Ii9ns, hu, yes generally leaIe ever
fanlilg n .cl! aupqly CT provisions for the
rwE subsistence. The Fcderals are in Per
tss: s,"w in r.sard to tler troops. whose tin.
Of e:rvice ~ ahou. to ozp;ra. It IS though
.rag Pot Dcrc .aan City to the regiment wil
7e-c;:;st. They say .heY arc koE't:iy sick o
;he war, and are determined 10 90 hcuc anc
{" u 30 service.
Tree negro regiments ara ssrrisouing She
byvI2ls.
The people OF Middle Tennessee ase yer.
aHpc!ul aTd lrax 70 Forrest A. their i!berato
II got Between three snd fcas tbornand It
ciuts on lis recent trip to West Tenressee.-
Thousands would Join him If he could bu
So. :at3 .aa* section.
large numbsrs of.men. under threats G
.'oniisrotion and exile, have been forced I
take .ne hated oath ef allegiance To the Lin
coin Government; yet CT heart they are tru
to the South, and will 81 net whenever m cp
poftunity ia .forded.
Sherman. with some fftesn or twenty thou
sand mon, Thought to be moving from Ste
phenson to lIuntsVille,) was Mt Paint RccI
Bridge lsst week. The supposed object is t
scatter tao Iankes arny Tor the purpose Q
obtaining subsistence.
All the Yankee cavalry thot hal 5oca q
liuut.vitie had moved Northwest, toward
Pulaski and Columbia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
EnGM LAST TENNESSEE.

ErssELYiLLE, .j:,a. u One hundre, anL
f&rsy.;hlcc Tani:a"s cor;Ursd in :. recent .kir'
H.:-!. we.: s"G. i%""a;t !o-'ia@. They af.".
hat Uajoa". I"n. N!nccnt. Of tic I'd. kan..
tacsy ilc,l;ra} Cavalry, mas shot and killed,
hy n,,i v. Z. R7'.jly :snd tw" other otircrs
Of ;hc har3e r3g.m2o:, = few days since, Tor
crrsing tie no!irg uf arrling the negroes. lie
said he would sho.t tic fret nc::ro hc saw with
& sword
The artillery ir:ng heard to-day was n"a-
Gs?awhcrr7 Piai,,&. Weather clear nnl plea.
E.nt
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SsCoED DTsFATCa. |

RUssELL:i.LE Jan. 2a2.---The trains er3a-"
Cd Wa;aG%r. - dag, wa!ch ;%iil enabln thrln
10 run within Il i"% :ai:ea Of Grcanvllc c.
wl.cr1 = email br;r-. ha: seen hu;lt. Oar
cGea.G; nrc;;"y S:T5":.c .c-1; piai"a. Icstny-
ay tho cacu;r :ctE",! af'cr harning ;h" rail
roai bridge.
In seLLyiiis, An. 4:--Ad::cca from -.
frnrt are v":y rr,.Duraging. Oar vava!ry
Tera wiliiin !2ur miles u K"ozriiir, and ha.c
ca2'ngti iiec hundred beef cattle, one hnn-
6red wagons, and lirga amount of othec
pTDDr:ty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26
RETALIATION.

Tie following. is 8 eopy Of the letter cent u
Yankee General Wilde, by the Colonel coia
rl.,1iES the ic-ces on the BlackwateT, re!a
::7a 20 the late a:elsuIcs.of retaliation adopted
~ cur military authorities in Eaa;eIn North
"aro:ina:
uFAp9'Rs FoKcts os BLtrrwATEs,
taaS;LGS, Va, Jan, lsG4.
G.sEgAa WIPE, Con.mnndiog Colored Eyi,
gadc, Norfolk. Va:
Sir--Protably 40 expedition during the
urrHrcss Of this W.: ms been attended with
icato G:ter C:s,agGri tar tie lcAg ee.ab!ishcl
u-gGas Oi civilization, or the dict.t2s o! hi
!.?niry. t..n was yonr lcto raid i:s,o :hc ocnr.-
~ bordering the Aibemario.
"Ivur stag, tb"agh short, wa9 marked hy
c-i;aos aHs! eaH-mitica., You barnsd houses
Ger ne heads oi defencsess women :.-.sl
ca,iGren, car'!"d Of private property Of every
r"- .ri:t:a, ;rreetcd non-combatants, All
ar7;ed cff ladies in irons, whom you CO..
iirrG Hirh negro men. fo2r negro troorl
:i,s5 .! tJ..Ged ddra.ts :. ieT thcy iiL.:
ic,ed aud thtY were Gnly saved by tho err
tlIy;S ut the mo-c Humane o; rnur white "t .
cGrT
Last, but not lrset, under the pretszt tla.
IL VS. 9 Guerrilla, you hanged Daniel
Er.l::, pfiyiue ii ccm?aur L, G:d teorEi:.
:>;.:iaeiiS, i"a@"iry,j ioTc;H:, the lai:p3 end
ena:ic:naa vAon ron he'll il arrest in witha7G
~ c-s"v:ea. therefore hGvo obtained AL
cii4r :i1!a ,he general commanding for tic
cxeor..ru 'i e;arlae. Jores. private Of COM
rsng Z. j!h Ohio whUr, I hang in vetalia
;.oi!. hold ;;T" more o. ynrr men tin irons
~ Hostages i1.' .Irs Week AID :lrs. Mundin
y rcn these ladies' aro released these ncr
VI - rc;ie,el and tlerted "a. prisoners OF
yar. Coi. JoFb r. EE!rrIH.
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s4.ay'.s: l-NQ0IsGI =.
TSiE:s ): ALLTCmE.
>..-3AT H0REjNG. JAN -. 1861
~. ~. g!Ea Of TIE NEXT cox
.RS,,3,
.,-..> ..: ns?-;a! ( Il? Iazt l'?Ho
-. p. =: -. an~ r"jce :27s;i=rcl hy
~ {: :.t5.z &5>hs 32LaJs. ih4 Grst Monday
j. ~: T.. ta9 E.a2e. April has been re-
:,,,.s. 80 ;:.s yre.s.-t :c~, t>:e fret Mon!ay
n Dc~.m-n?. Apri! OF si.y = ei-tcr soosoon
e.: ."s .v: /; - Ian 90. .lr aGca legislation
&, 49, - ca:n: gos ruay :"@dcr nccesss-
,.i.. ,-,a. aatnrGirrs M!l have bean
nu;. |. : =, i2.2. :: ihe pr%:",.t
..4.-.-. .at ,.~.s'e:> its own business
h-s.r. 20. earnmsnt. /; nc currency bill :s
a.. .-:ia,> ~ tf;ia Coagress, log before
: g., '.. Suacci.l cro>a Wa hs." over
is .., n1 7-ay.;ies foc ire currency, An,i!
a, H.. .,a aja2 "n'ha1e tested liz merits
=, ac....- a. -;,,aaciai or military rarn0scs,
ao-, ~ '!ayis Ho: X p.opar tirac :'r the as'
-.a.'.,. e .lc 1e.>. Csoc:ess. Tho dispoai.
,,,a :. 80 5.a @lugre7S assemble 1T I -isne
wins. .".s .ae-.:a 20? il 10 ger 20 work VIII:
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of the ceuses by which that advance was iei.g-
Cd On 'hs night Of November tie 7h Geaara!
McC!.i,aa wss liered aud the command 'rnns-
!err-d to Gen. BurnsiGa. General McClellah
:Ats describes his cwH report.
Instead o;reForting n victorious ca7apsi7u, q
La L;ti M Duty to relats tho heroism OF re-
dTczd army, anns rPan sn expedition into an
raeray's county, there to abandon Que aui to
ogi.il!~.e another new plan OF campsiqn. whicI.
m!ght and would have boeu srccassfu! # sup
prj>d with Gpprecisti0n OF its necessities biri
fFE;yt, failed because Of the repegtod fsi,nre OF
prami:ai support at tia most critical, md. it
proved, the most fatal moments. Thss he-oisnl
sr-pcsses ordinary description. Its illustration
ins 10 iaft for the pen Of the historian in t!na5
i; eG,n reflection. when tue nation stsll be lo"'i
i"g h.ci; 81 tho past ilcui tn nds: of rea 'aful
lays. FOR mo no1@ it is saIici.n: 10 FAY that
M roarsdes wars eic!ors III every feld SAVE
one arJ there ta rnEasnce Of single corps
accomplished .::,t ..jesfS Sof lis lighting, snd BY
securing tc issoe ar'g i,a srsnSit TO the james
'.7sc: .Ts ID ihn 2:!o@ y.ruuHrS- :.!.l ''-"cs ~
\;
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FROM CHARLESTON,

CuansS-rur, Juu. 2l.--The enemy cggn-
ncncc,! to fire ir.c shell to-day. One hun
drei anI tnTee cheiIa were fired from half>past
Eve ycatcr3sy 10 lalf!net tivo this evening.
~ Casral!:es-weai:bcr pleasant.
Cm.G.gsToS, Jan. 222.-Fcry little firing 10
day. Eto7cn SHELLS were tilrGTn into the
city. Toe oncbny were sheliing Seees-ionviie
tronl L'g,:; House Inlet batteries. Position
o! t!:o :rct unchanged.
CiI,sig@ros. Jan. 22&.--41hO lri"f IN tho
l"i;y has sI:nDst cnrir, ly ceesci. Only niue
sho:s !.aY: h?c:. iirc.i sii:e a"i1ck yestorIay
egen'rg 'fiie position An! "nmh"r Of IA"
| feet ahout q visual.
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Mr.. ". RoBERTsr:: ,ioyat tfat the BIZ: ~
laid upon the tab!c :,nh .za!e ;hc or,,a- o: :!.r
day for one o'clcck - n,os:e-.
Air BCRT-ELL hoped tho -, w0nii not b=
laid over. !. ts'l already hee1 sufficiently
c!scr: 'scd end :" '.tsircf use' 2aaon mic0;
nCN be taken u?c%:;.
Mr Gk0G.2 s.!"t'i dat tie lfaGsr ,saianra
%Ed ::.e mo::"n ~; as-eci =.
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MsEr;mG ~ TEE TRr.TEEs or Rastn!sU
N.2o. coLassE.--An adjourned meeting %!
he Trustees 0r the a''ovo namel college. wae
hell II ra,arshuvS on the 20Gii aad list
l.,s.. % tak- into confederation the rcaulr-
a;;.5. Of The Virginia Annual Conference, reia-
i've 70 the removal Of the college to some
ashcr poiat. After much discussion on
the saI,;ee-, ,hr Board caruc to tho conclu
sion
"I'hai wiiln tha Board If 'frua:"aa Of fani
;0ipi1 MsGen C"l!cre are no; prepared to rGte
icc-lye :c.o2 rpan the a0!utIon 0f the lIr-
:in.. Cvnfar"ncc in relation to tn change 0,
:ycatio., Of said college, YET the l. ard 50 fax
,;cncar in tho fririt Of the resolution # the
Conference, ;.s t. appoint n c"mnitea Of iivs
.icnnbe7s eF the board TO TAX Immeaic:2 s:ors
| to a. las;aa .le comparative advantages caer.
cd bY orha- luc:.:i,;ps, with :, v!e~ 20 lis re.
| moca.. AMI tho c"mmillac b.. required t. pr.
Socrn thc,r dn.:ca with i:sr.,c ::nd report t,
| IN ..dioorpgd Meeting. II b1 held in Peters
burg On Wednesday. March o;h, is'rl.
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TnE RID 7: WEs:noEELATD.--Thc ac-
counts Of what the Yankees did il Wes,morc-
i.od have been much exaggerated. There
s-,rc orly Grr cfthsm, who went to Warsaw.
the county seat of Richmond county, liberated
some corscrrpty in Jail there, and captured
CAPTAIN Pratt, who was on duty relating q
ooGscription, and went Immediately back 10
Kinaale, where tbey landed. The amount of
pork they destroyed was very small
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Gen. Bragg, It is stated In the aelms "Aissis.
sippisn,' Is about to take command in that
State.
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>..-3aT H0R;TNG. JAN .. ls6i.
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iSigued) GEtHGC p: McCLELLAS.
Ea.y in Angusl :te arDl9 We ordered to
Aquia. The conli'icn Cf affairs n Wash ioS'un
d"riuc tho cs,n sign Of H"pe is graFhicsiiy de-
sc:ihet. s y suber the J the Prs:;Iet directs
ei Cen Mcclellan 70 take c0rlrna;:d OF dis ow;'
and Gen Pops's arnv, aud Gnd tho enea:r Or
t;ie 18th Of September Alttcta.n 49, fought,
South Mnuu.aiu ani CyZa:piaLs ca haTlig
been already ron BY US. Not :::.g!a gun Or
colour va, ,os: ty ns i' th-ge rs iss 'i,d u:
tctsi icss in mcn f. knticteH Is stated ty Gene>
raj Mcclellan n: - A69. The advance into Vir,
einia after Antietem is related, with HI account
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:'fo received yesterday the followin.: lattrT'
Tcr Har Of ruce, Fion, F1:t De!awafr
- 'te !Gdio,. ct Ms Eefnirsr: