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makingpreparations tobe;marrieds and
wrote asnote toa gentleman friend Of
hers, simply informing him that shewas
to be married on a specified evening,
and she could not think4of this OCCASION
passing off without, his presence. Was
not such an invitation as the above
much more sensible than the ordinary
custom Of sending out tickets. z.,,..s.as.
"Mr. and Mrs. John Smith at hal1
ansthe evening of the Hth. instant, at
s0o,eloek, P. M:s,i January the 9th,
1855" What common sense is there
in such an indefinite and nonsensical
ticket2. The presumption isithat Mr.
and Mrs. Smith are at home every eve
ming when not otherwise occupied -.
I dom; wish to iintrude on the sacred
Preeints Of long established a etipaneest,, pa nett,
yet it is sadly truethatthere isa great
deal of fimsy foolery connected with
our most fashionable intercourse, IN so;
afE sffEE Z - ifSsSS Ga - 80 aiI
Getty "a. -. a ..ss..sgs :.
,,e Farewell for the present. Z s-.
=, .,.t. 49,. ,sOMICR0N.
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tisREsHhT.

On Ruesdsy, q last week, this sec,
ton vas M yisitssa s BIZ one Of the the lsas heaviest
falls Of rain in osr .reeoaection The
cellars throughoatrthe town were gen.
sfany under water, and the wash had
% aascsea Che railroad, that connection
Nth Chester was seriously interrupted
for saFsraldays.ss On the GharlOtteand
South Carolina Road considerable DAM
age wss done to The bridges and trestles,
but We learn ere this, the damage has
been repaired. The Gongares iss stated
tohaaerisen Mithin afoot or two of the
fEsshes of 1852, which destroyed the
failtoaa bridge over il, 50 from this We
would infer that the the rain s.la has been pret-
ty general throughout the State. In
our immediate vicinity, there has been
i great destruction of bridges and
fences, but it is fortunate at this season
of the year, that We have ample time to
prepare serthesrQps. The weather is
atiN cold, windy, and unsettled. .soss =.
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Peace Resolutions in the Virginia
LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, January I'm the House
of Delegates, to day, resolutions submitted
for the appointments Of commissioners to
confer with the authorities of tho other
States, to arrange with commissioners from
the United States as to the best mode Of
mitigating the horrors of the present war
and bringing about an honorable termina-
ton of the same. The resolutions were in-
definitely postponed-yeas l0l, nays2.
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The Raiders in Mississippi.

CANTON, Jan. The Federal cavalry
forces under Gen. Grierson, who had been
operating on the Mobile and Ohio, railroad
With some success, until driven ofby our
forces under Gen. Gholson, captured Belle.
foutaipe, Miss, on the night Of the: SOth
nit. = - -y~.- -, - -
After destroying the; Bankston factory,
they divided. .on the morning, Of the slst,
the main body moving on Grenada, which
it is, supposed they burned. The other col
umn struck the Central railroad, twenty
miles southof Grenada, at Winona, where
they burned the depot. They then moved
south, destroying the railroad ana. build
ings. Atsunaet to-day they were at West
ion.--Aontgen'ery appeal. -
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND, Jan. l0,-Amopg the re.
turned prisoners who arrives, st Rich
to. night from, varina, are 3 A. Pollard, q
Of the -E9ansinsr, Col. M. Wood, Of the
Montgomery Advertiser, and Judge Bush,
of Mariana, Fla, Some Of the most intelli.
gent prisoners report, as their conviction,
and the result Of observation, that the North
is tired Of the war, and if the Southern peo'
pie hold cut manfplly % heretofore they
will seQpre @ their p independence s before nsz'
:. RIcHMonp, Jan. 1.-THE E9gmiass
Of this morning states, on the authority oi
Mr.. Pollard, that Butler has been relieved
Of command and ordered to report at Low,
ell, Mass, his place of residence. Genera
Ord has been assigned to the command M o1
the army Of the James. a., /. !. ..Saa5ss.
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Fire in Salisbury.

SALISBURY, Jan. 13.A-A fire was dis.
covered this morning. about-7 o'clock, in q
vacant store room in the George W: Brown
building, now the property ofJ. B; Evans.
It spread with great rapidity. TO- the right
and left, and rear, involving ialmst,eyery
wood building in the block sMarphg'e
three story brick store arrested the flames
on the south, and Ennis brick building,
NOW occupied by the oommissary depart:
mspt, arrested it on the north. The build.
ings of the quartermasters department were
destroyed, and with them some property,
but how much is not yet known. Loss of
moveable property, either public OF private,
not very great It is believed to be the
work ofap incspdiaFy.
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From Cen Hopd,s Army.a a.

RICHMOND, Jan. 8s-Gen Hood reports
from Spring Hill,, Dec. 9th, that OF. the
morning of the 18th, in trout Of Nashville,
the enemy attacked both fanka ofhisarmy-
They were repulssaen thsright With heavy
loss, but towards evening drove in bis in.
fantry support on the left flank Early on
the 18th the enemy made general attack
on the entire line. sAlltheir assaults we're
repulseds with, hesyy loss. npta 81 psms
when portion Of our line on the 1eftcentre
gave way causing our linesto give way at all
points. Our troops are retreating rapidly.
Fifty pieces of artillery and several ord,
nance wagons were, lost By us on that day
Our loss in killed and woundad heretofore
small; in prisoners not ascersained. Maj
Gen. Ed. Johnston, Brig. Gen. 8. LIB
Smith, and H. B. Jackson were captured
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CURFEE. va. .GURFEE,-A- Correspondent
tells of q late fight in Mississippi between
eight Oonfederstes and about dozen Yan.
keepegro soldiers. The latter foughtyell,
and did not surrender until FIVE of;them
were killed. There was negro in our par:
ty, who pitched in, and, it is said, killed a
Yankee negro, who was aiming e deadly
blow with q dubbed musket at the leader Of
our squad. This faithful Confederate negro,
though slsve, has. been in our army all
the time, and has made many Yankee bite
the dust. %.
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CoTToN I'M SAyANNAH.-The Son.

CoTToN IN SAyANNAH.-The Southern
Confederacy learns from high official source
that there we're about 100000 bales of cot
ton in Savannah at the time Sherman enter
ed it. Near 10000 bales of this amount
belonged to foreign merchants and cannot
be interferred with The remaining $4,000
belonged to American merchants. .,..,
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Arrival of Frank 2. Blair.

RICHMOND, Jan. l2.-Frank P. Blair
arrived in the city yesterday, and is staying
in private quarters. The Eueniag Rhig
says i. is reported he had an interview last
night with the Secretary of War. No de.
velopments in regard to the object of his
visit.
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Fort FiahaT attacked.

WIlMINeFoN, Jan. 1S.-The Yam:
kee feat, about sixty. vessels attacked
Fort Fisher this naorning about@7 O.
clock. The -bombardment LASTED all
day. - 81 *. :::s.s,r,;
) ( The Yankees landed a force about five
miles above the fort, on the coast, this
morning. No particulars received. Gen.
Whiting is commanding the fort.
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Confessional, ,

{ RICHMOND, 5an. l0.-The House pass
ed the aensalidation bill to-day. Yeas 4s,
nsys 81 Nothing Of Importance was done
ia:khe Senatee++>- - - '-'--.'
RICHMOND, 9Jan. 11.-In the Senab
Mr. Watson submitted preamble and joint
resolutions, which, were agreed to, reques-
ting the President toappoint . day Of fas-
ting, humilistionJand prayer, and resolved
.itasH into ssoretiiegislatise session:
] In the, House Mr.. Miles offered resolu-
ton declaring that attempts to make peace
with tho United States by the action orin.
teryention Of the separate States composing
the Goufedefaey was pnauthorised By the
constitution, and iu constagention of the
supreme law of the land, and therefore
reyolutiouary !; that the Confederate States
are prosecuting war to establish their In
depenaenoe1 and separate power, and that
Congress is determined TO continue the
struggle 10 which. wease involved until the
United ssstes.sbsll acknowledge our indie
psudsnee. The rssoulusions we're ordered
"a he. printed. = - - =. y. -
The Senate bill to proside payment Of
iutsrsst on removal and subsistence fund
dus The Cherokee Indians in North Carroll.
ma, and the Exemption bill we're taken up,
and pending their consideration, ii I'D.
jourpsd. = = =. ..s..ss.,..s...,,: ;. : s.
RIoHMosD, n..13.-Ths Senatefwas
ia secret ssession p q 10 O. day: In ths House. the
amIrlendment a. Al the Senate to the bin PROV,
dino ole,thine s for oof;cers of the army, " navy
apd T mariuas. "a a vas 90 a.cSoyneurred in. The bill
increasing more tie number of midahipmen, and
several other naval bills from the Senate
passed. Also,. was passed the Senate bill
nroyidiiinp r,i Il for the transmission of neyspa.
para frea # poat.ae M 3 ~ "a officery. priyates and
musicians 81 tbe = srmy. Also. House bin
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From Hoods Army.

RICHMOND, Jan, Ito General Cooper
Gen Hood reports from, Tupelo on 9th
that Thomas appeared to be- moving, uRthe
Tennessee Riysrs Up te9 O'clock, q, m,
on the 5th, scouts Ieport, that aiz ganbaats
and sixty, trspaports had spassed ssyan9att
going, towards East Points laadsd With
troops and supplies. e-s:s gsI..-:.,s
e(Sigued) za CT. BEAUREGARD,
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{ IMpasrANr RuMoRsThs Charleston
eosysss ssys q genasmsn % high position
Id Georgia reports shafthe Prssideht shss
ander eobadsfation joint offer from Eng
lsnd and France 10 guaransee our 'indepen-
denos, provided the negroes be emanoipated
ss the end Of Fifty years. This may account
for the rabid desire Of the Yankees fdr our
ports Of entry. It may also account for
Blsir,s flying trip TO Rehmoad. =
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From s,,l Richmond. ],

Tha most Interesting news Of the dag, is
brought rs by The Northern u j papers, . and is
the announcement that Butleys much talk,
ed Of Dutch Gap canal NAL .hassas length been
completed. com 8 The; Importance of the, news
remains to be. seen. 9Hhaa. success ; that
is, ifi fit admits tas, passage through il of the
yankee aset, 1t Is an important and useful
work to tie enemy, inasmueh as it puts
them abouts SIX miles nearer The, city by
VA water than n. tbeg would be, had they been
obliged to make the trip around Fasras'a
island, which is The name Of the peninsula
Of which Dutcn. gap Was the cisthmns, II
H;proYes nnpayiggabls to monit0rs and gnn'
boats, the whole, vast qndsrtaking is @ @
much time md labor; lost. Bqt even should
it float the monitors eomfortably il IS ysi
to be; tested whether our batteries. On stths
south side Of James river and west of the
GAP win net etfeotaslly blocksdeits nayiga.
tion. We think thsy SILL t:.r
. The Yankees tell as the. .eapal has ffseep
feet of water in it at high tide. slts length
is Eve hundred and. sixty feet3;. its width,
forty fort 4 Yards. al The cut through, Che ridge q
the M istbmus. at its highest point 10 the ma,
ter lin line, Is ffty, nine feet The WORK wa.
beonn IN tbe I1th of August. and the west.
sed s,S s.d ,vb;ch had beeo left n untouched =, till
the rest Of E tie % canal Was vas ;dnished, to pro,
teet the; laborerss n ss sgainss our batteries, was
b,owp o. on. last Sundsy--the irst day. Of thi.
vsar The Yankee nstiun IA are: making ,
,Test o,lori6eation m over the 'oompletion %
sh;;s @ voTE ok and volumes Of Of praise ar ara ,bsine
la,isSsd I on Bntler for =, originating Che ca cana
..hems and nroaaout;np Ii + to o. a successful
aonsIns;on m. =, NE baye said, only 81
ssr snoesaafal tbst tbe aap has : been NJ or.
tbroueb and the cut cut flled With water. Ii
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OIL.

saeWs have before us i bottle. of this
useful article, made by our fellow -citti,
Gen, john Smith, Esq. Of Broad RiEer;
hsra;asd the bean himself ofswhich he
has q quansisy on hand, ana win take
pleasure IN giving the necessary instruc.
ton for making The, oil. t; has beer
tried by oneof our employees, who pro
nounees its 10 number oone article, and
warranted togo through IN the shortest
spass u time, = Every family should
keep q supply on hand and as it car. be
easily mapufactured at home, We donot
see why il hassnots been itredaced into
our gardens generally !. g -. $.
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4, AsDuroH ADFEs9BaE-Bsionging to
ths 5th Alabama Infantry was Datohman!
rejoicing'in the beautiful name of,aac0O
Schwartz. Schwartz was particularly fond
Of .nhsn fruit" audneverfailed -to3Iay 10 a
supply when an opportunity offered On
one occasion he had. Secreted q dozen be-
Meath the floor of his tent. Early in the
morning be hastened to histreasure, but in;
stead Of eggs found pole-cat snuglysep'
soouced we will give you in Schwartz own
words: .:.>,= ,
savon tam plack, yite striped, spotted
puppydog come get ander my tent, eat all
my egg, and by golly, when l driesto tri7e
him away, he fling around NIT me-phex !
Stink heap like ter -teyil-torty me" eoufa
schn,eH him in a minute" .' ,.t-..st',
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Por sbe Yorkville Enquirer.

LIEc0LHT0N, N. ", dan. ID, 1000.
Msssrs. Editors !: You remember that
Ipromisedyoua occasional letter, and
IL ns yiew Of that fact, that = !
send you this miscellany. ~. . !.
You know that when old friends meet
apart of the usual salutation is'a tt
rade of abuse on the weather. I do not
propose this, but Will simply say that
during the past six weeks we have been
favored with all varieties IN this depart
meat. There have been sunshine and
clouds, rain and sleet, snow and frosts,
wind and calm following each other in
rapid succsssion A few days ago, the
rain fell in torrents forsmore than twen-
ty hours consecutively, and the'result
was the greatest freshet that has been
for the last fifty years.
About the close of last year, l was
looking around for an Almanac for the
presentyear the first I found had the
picture of man IA it with the repre-
sentatiyes of the Zodiacal signs point
Ing, to the. different parts Of the mans
picture, indicating the effect of the
sfd5ss on the several members of the
human body. And Of course it stated
positively and precisely what kind oi
Weathar He would ;haye during the en-
suing year. Not being pleased with
this lind of:an Almanac, sent to Co:
lulnbia, S. G. for one,, and 10 when it
arrived I found that it was almost a du.
plieste ofthe former-entirely so in the
items referred to, except it had no vul
gar boxing picture Of the old man, ye1
It gaFa the signs together with thei,
effects npon the human body. Ifondiy
hope that the Almanac-makers of S
Carolina have lost the old mans pic
ture entirely, and that soon they vii
have renounced the false notion of tn
Moon or signs eHecting the severa
parts Of the human body. 1t is foolisl
enough for old women to talk Of. SOW
ing and planting in the Moon, but it i
far more ridiculous to see In Souther
Almanac Of the nineteenth eenturysha
old obscene picturewith lines projecte
from all parts oft to the representa-
tives of the signs of the Zodiac. Sue
Nontispisee is well calculated to, Civ
to all superstitious people, "ranaaties,
'a.pain across theanissry," anda thou
sand kindred ailments. But I must nc
pass the predictions in reference to th
,Heather;. I quote those for Februar
1865; beginning with first of the month
they were as follows: "chamgea6l
with pind, psrhaps rain. Unsettled
but vs,y cold. Mslaer Vith rain. Sta
ehangeabze.'' Whats conglomcratio
of nonsense! What vile panderin
to perverted and superstitious taste
But / have said enough about Almal
acs.
A few days ago, I heard ofavery SCI
sible thing: A certain young lady We
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EseouaAa1He.-. Wa learn lsays the
South, .earoEnsan) that the President has
telegaphad citizen Of Columbia, that
hs will take. care of South -Garoiina, aud
thnt. his love for the old Stats is: more IN.
tense than thu. hate of the Yankees The
skies brishtelin every direction. Ahope-
ful spirit begins to prevail and we antici.
pate d giofious reaction from the despon.
dencyto which the people have sucauubsd.
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Prom fhe Coast.

RIoHMoND, Jan. 10.-To has Ercelleney
jefferson Davis: Wheelers cavairy has
:besnorganized under my directsupervision:
Itnes CONSISTS Of thsee disisiens3of- f-eight
brigsdss. Hisaysllofgapizedan efficient
body: The rsports:of its 'disorganisstion
.are=xithout foundation, and deprecated as
the disoredit to Els command gan generally
be traced TO fbands Of marauders claiming
to belong to it.s.I knew nothing. at Praasnt
to add to it's eHsesisenesa, ,axeeptths promo.
tion Of. the name of for which recon-
mendation has been ssnt In.
lsigped, - : IL ,sHARaDEE, 4Ala
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sHaONE FUTURE, 0NH DESTINY, By
GEN TesMss. Our people must not grow
wEsaty of,this Wsr. II is the lifetime TASK
dhis gsneraiouyif the work be not sooner
asceompIisEed; TO estabIzh zhi Independence
ofoaf gohfsasracy, and % thsart tie fend.
ish designs 'Sf o1r would be subjugators:
E7erythought, every energy, every purpose
of every man and woman should be bent to
thassFssk object, the ssusOessfaf ending of
Fthis1sr Bpon that success hangs slf that
MAKES Iifs desirable for 4 gallant add frss
people, and ths blood sud warfare, arnisand
amrauhiddn, sacrifices and SELF denial, The
marching snd eoaitefmafching, TRIALS and
suffering, must Be or chief delight, until
vi hsvsshaker Of forever the despot's 5 band
shat. would throttle the life out Of our young
Conssdsracy:: go - = -. - - -, -
- Murmuring must be hushed, complaints
must jcease, uuanimity must reign, and one
universal determination never to give ph
must sssnimste ouf entire population. The
goal Of our hopes and dexerious Is tod glitter:
Ing, too glorious not 70 be won, aid our
fas6, tive fdl, 80 we must not faif. TO sue.
cesd! Bn then, Southrous i buckle. On
your armor anew, apd take afresh lease OF
hope and eoumge. Away With doubt, and
dsspondsney, and wesriness' The asgaef
cur country IL yet destined TO wave in the
4, -, 4, ~, n
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/, MrM<H>NE&Re-

Brigadier General MI. y. Butlery CONF
mandinga Brigade of South aeatolins cav.
airy, has been promoted to the 81 rank Of Ma.
jorG General, to date from 18th, Sepsenber,
1864. sz1g5s,. -. ...ssssss, -! al 4e..s
So Wslsstn from an authentic sonree that
Gep. D. Il. Hill has been assigned TO q
Command il Gen. Hood's army. The peo.
pie. Of this section, who knew Gen, BIZ, HR5iIll,
wili,sws are sure, for the sake Of the cause,
be grst6ed with this announcement Z" r.
An armed guard Of cavalry and infantry
will patrol the streets Of Chsrleston day
and ipight,rfor the purpose of lapprehending
dssefters and skulkets from the sersioe.o Of
the country, as S well as to faidsin preserving
goo good order and quiet and to protect che. per.
sons and property Of citizens ofthsts COM
muuity.. ,ogsz sa :. :. 4 = @ai.1s> '@es
1t is stated that the 1.-THE laws save an
issue Of $3.50, 900, 900 to purchase the sub
sistenee afforded BY those acts. This fact
alone vindicates the wisdomu spd policy of
those enactmeuts. - ~ 3 :. aasa.a'ss
2at Columbia, Tennesses, says 4 CORES.
pondent, hats and boots were gobbled up
by officers for $40 and SIS eschin Confed.
rate money: ,our army got msdiosl: supplies
sufficient for sir MONTHS -. <s'4.T:7 o''sa
The cost of the torpedo boat with which
tba,Yankees tried to blow up- Fort Fisher,
wss ,ittle over $3.50 900 .s.rl osgi 20.
Arst. Louis paper says: tThsre are
rtoot less than 100000 persons In Missouri
tbis day VINO are little better than pau.
ners. n not knowing where to, get food to
maintain them through the winter IS,
ro,t F;sb., ;b, a., e considered bv the Yam.
L... ~. If the : strongest ,a in Arue,ioa But:
l.. w;,bdrsv b;a !; t,oons. considering it tim.
nossib,e to take,i.. - ~r E..-',..
A nions old lady was asked Why she
named her dog nMoreoyer. rsWhy," said
-. - nntt;,. mn her sneotacles find the
n,aoa m n tho R;b,e, il ;s a Rihle usme.@
s...o = .,M,,sovs,t,,s , s,s came and licked
h;s sors.. ,'sss - s%s - = =
A. o,d ,,o,n.n Il Kentuokv crossed eros
t.;aao .h.t .woa m.rked as ssdsneerous y
H.. ~ sion n, bs;no ;nformed
- ~. Co.. ,ho o.hsr side If the r;v.r she
...,.a ,h,,u. .na ;,n,m,oed;.tsv ,e.crossed
-. "a. -, - = ~, g., tuo ,o,,o - "a
.....;,u., .n,.h;na .ovs,ds n,
surno,t Of .stbe stated preaching Of tn.
Goanel !. recaptlv surprised his friends BY
| ,o,e;hn.;no n The nurohase ofa bell 70,
. n.u ob6T;ob. ed;f;ce :, On. beiup asked ths
-; =. th;...x.,,;,. of ,;b.,aI;tv,.b. re
| ,,;.a .b,, be neve, n;,t his money where 4,
| -, -. 4s''Ss ,
p.a -. e n,n.,. hs,,. = n..,o; ~. =,
,.n ~, -, ,,;.h;a nh;.h ,',,, ~.
old ;..ue NAV bs exchanged ortbe new un,
-, a.; =. af17.b. Fsbr.rv s1ssa nnti
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Jannary 4, 1865, "a q rSrsssst&
EEKIjFls66Fi7 TRIiIl6If fBETfT1

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IS 4 tas sssnti8 1afF
TN Pursuance Of 4 plan long entertain
j ed, and % meet the smta d The AQicglu-
rtsts and Country ka6dcnn u @s soun t1e sasssssesf
Weekly edinon 8f fhb DUf1dERa sCUEf1vHfUE
Tneg Sl Iess3Eiss; 1rsssnt funl.slsS q sait
kfetulsEe; aedcaimse.s 1IsdtS Hlalhl5Is hsSop-
q :.ss s. AK S sssS|.sssss sssssIss sssss
ssessiEi s;s51!s d iiss9;l is o =
Iim fasF FlMsn flslitls seslias6sn S6dss-
sssasss aSSss sssusasg q @ % u . 3
ys ,s,,,,! { & y .I's,s, a.: r.: 60 B
cefsssa = arlssH 81 7eisd aS,eGisH95S 4sE9&9s
Alpsessns subsehben . tho cuL LIIgAyQa r. lssT
y, .saass AltlssE any aasssss n DSeNDi
,:,SSss;, as,s,,s Is isss ~ s:asa ass
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|. TEE RIaHT SPIRf The Golanbpsa
Times has Che following e1tFacs from g pris
vate letter, written i6y . soldierin aeuerai
Lees army: "Tbere Is variety Of opin-
Fions.hsre as-to.whafpha this long prutfac:'
tedcampaign will assnmee IF warlike; We
aresready and wiling TO meet it, feeling ss
We do our conscious ability to whip Grant
and his freebooters. I believe the cam.
paign to be virtually ended. Grant, II is
trus, msgamake ademousszstiouS ofRchrss
aeter suHicieutto .defer sus frotn sending
troops tothsaucCor of Georgia hnt' that hel
intends amy serious ineye upon lRiohmond'
at thisdase sstage of thes s'preseedssgs Il do
not believe. sisai
He is % WellaBAse pfshe fsct as you, or
any other person, that there is one army in
the Confederate Statest that hspannetMhip.
One army which nothing INIT the foroeof
public sentiment and dira nepesGtyusnsaer
again make him eonfronts an army which
looksswith scorp, pity spds contempt upon
the vain:eforts made at1howe by crosfers
and tswhale fshera,!, TO 8eskepits strsngsh |;
an army that will neycr submitto dishon-
oable peace, ,no. matter what the basis. With
the United States, though The people slan-,
or tor it, < q ss1fs .,ssgp. IS +. x1srsSj
Better, yea, better bsin your graves than
bow the neck in submission TO- Yankee task
rnssta,o ~ na,,ooe tao m IA hear mon talk
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-01-18

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