... their arms have encountered, but nevertheless they maintain considerable cheerfulness. The following extract from the .Richmond Whig will serve to show the tone in which the Confederate press discusses the present state of affairs: The net gain to the enemy ...

... arms have , encountered, but nevertheless they maintain considerable cheerfulness. The following extract from the Richmond Whig will serve to show the tone in which the Confederate press discusses the present state of affairs: The net gain to the enemy ...

... Richmond Sentinel, of the 23d ult., states that a number of negroes had absconded from Richmond, fearing enlistment. The Richmond Whig, of the 22d ult., contains the proceedings of the North Carolina House of Commons, by which it appears that resolutions declaring ...

... Richmond Sentinel, of the 231 ult., states that a number of negroes had absconded from Richmond, fearing enlistment. The Richmond Whig, of the 223 ult., contains the proceedings of the North Carolina House of Commons, by which it appears that resolutions declaring ...

... Richmond Sentinel, of the 23d ult., states that a number of negrocs had absconded from Richmond, fearing enlistment. The Richmond Whig, of the 22d ult., contains the proceedings of the North Carolina House of Commons, by which it appears that resolutions declaring ...

... being raised from one end of the country to the other ; but a job is no longer a job if, forsooth, it is only neatly done by a Whig Minister. If we must not protest in the one case, we certainly cannot do so with a very good grace in the other. . Surely in ...

... being raised from one end of the country to the other ; but a job is no longer a job if, forsooth, it is only neatly done by a Whig Minister. If we must not protest in the one case, we certainly cannot do so with a very good grace in the other. Surely in ...

... General Weitzel, whom I know to be an accomplished soldier and engineer, and whine opinion has great weight with me. The Richmond Whig of December 20 had a most minute calculation of the resources of the South in white men, and showed to its own satisfaction ...

... long out of office. An able man the hon. member for Bradford decidedly is; and on the next formation or reconstruction of a Whig Administration its chiefs will recognize the advisability of securing his services and muzzling him at the same time. I will ...

... General Weitzel, whom I know to be an accomplished soldier and engineer, and whose opinion has great weight with me. The Richmond Whig of December 20 had a most minute calculation of the resources of the South in white men, and showed to its own satisfaction ...

... long out of office. An able man the hon. member for Bradford decidedly is; and on the next formation or reconstruction of a Whig Administration its chiefs will recognize the advisability of securing his services and muz Zliubina agbinat the same time. ...

... being raised from one end of the country to the other ; but a job is no longer a job if, forsooth, it is only neatly done by a Whig Minister. If we must not protest in the one case, we certainly cannot do so with a very good grace in the other. Surely in ...