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... I have been assured by competent authority that a white cashmere dress for a morning concert is sweetly pretty.—Northern Whig. Scarcely a week passes without some canard being fabricated as to the doings of Confederates in this country. The last one ...
... Ewell was very great, and the manner in which he spoke of him showed that he ha 4 duly considered the matter. The Richmond Whig, of May 13th, says :— Yesterday was a sad day in Richmond. In accordance with the recommendation of the Mayor, all business ...
... General Ewell was very great, and the manner in which he spoke of him showed that he had duly considered the matter. The Richmond Whig, of May 13th, says :— Yesterday was a sad day in Richmond. In accordance with the recommendation of the Mayor, all business ...
... I have been assured by competent authority that a white cashmere dress for a morning concert is sweetly pretty.—Northern Whig. Scarcely a week passes without Bowe canard being fabricated as to the doings of Confederates in this country. The last one ...
... I have been assured by competent authority that a white cashmere dress for a morning concert is sweetly pretty.—Northern Whig. Scarcely a week passes without some canard being fabricated as to the doings of Confederates in this country. The last one ...
... still extant in the red esu.,, Devon ; perhaps the Abbeville jawbone might 'opt/ the jawbone of an aboriginal Tory. The Whigs , $ but not simple, were also extinct. A few,_ possi b Litlo, l existed in the House of Lords—political Dodos, - ,oB.i e 'd ...
... Order is Heaven's first law.' We peek in their places, and, consequently, we no 'Mord prejudice against them. I have so ' Whig against mod; I like it on a sea-beach or • gardenweb ; bat let it blow into my eyes, and my prejudices are aroused. I work ...
... story of this man's life to last when bronze shall have corroded and marble crumbled. There is no need (says the Richmond Whig) to rehearse the deeds of General Jackson; they are fresh in the memories of all. But, memorable as those deeds are, and destined ...
... left behind, fell dead in their tracts from sheer exhaustion. —Richmond Paper. The Spoils of the Federal Army.— The Richmond Whig has the following account of the immense spoils left by the Federal army:—*' From every side hear that the spoils left by General ...
... shipwrecked gentlemer, just in time, for their strength was all but exhausted. The Spoils of the Federal Army. — The Richmond Whig has the following account on the immense spoih left by the Federal army : — From every side we heai that the spoils left ...
... duly considered the matter. The Southern papers pay mournful tribute to the memory of General Stonewall Jac6on. The Richmond Whig my.: Yesterday warn a sad day in Richmond. On Sunday 'Remus, the report of General Jackson's death was current, bit, though ...
... for 1*“, ami had paid to live London Mis N cicty toaurus the ot the o-nwion. adverted to a hat had been done daring the h ...