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... apparent necessity of recruiting and strengthening the languishing Whig interest in the House of Commons. It was hoped by enlightened Whigs, that the Reform Bill had put the question of Whig supremacy for ever beyond doubt. By and by, however, it began to ...
... and Rome e\ He is still on the northern slope of the umberland Mountains, preparing to move into East lennessee. The Richmond Whig says :—“The evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy’s hands the rolling stock of tne Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern, ...
... Northern, Mississippi Central, and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. Over forty engines lost. The loss, continues the Richmond Whig, incalculable, important, and wholly irreparable. The Newbern cavalry expedition has destroyed two miles of the Wilmington ...
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... Saturday night, and general engagement was considered imminent. Telegrams from Charleston, dated the 21st ult., to the Richmond Whig announce that the batteries at Cumming’s Point, on Morris Island, were bombarded by three ironclads for five hours during the ...
... unfounded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland mountains, preparing move into East Tennessee. The Richmond Whig says—The evacnation left tbe enemy's hands the rolling stock ofthe Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northeru Mississippi Central ...
... family, they should have sent him to prison without the option of a fine. DEATH OF WILLIAM LOMNDES YANCEY. —TI Neh• 1.1004 Whig of July 31 announces the death of the eminent Confederate citizen Mr. W. L. Yancey, at Montgomery, Alabama. Born in South Carolina ...