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... 'Union feeling showed itself strongly in the city. Terry followed Hoke north- ward. ' SHERMAN'S MOTIIMUNTS. The Richnmonci Whig of Tuesday, In announoing' the occupation of Charleston, says there was no cotton in the city at the timo of the evacuation ...
... equals, cot our superiors. The judiciary committee of the Senate hiave reported against the taxation of exports. The Reichmond Whig says there was no cotton In Charleston at the time of the evacuation. IRichmaond papers infer that Sherman is con. bummating ...
... abandoned. The only inipedliments to the occupation axe the Itorpedoes, which a~re being rapilly reniloved. 'The Rieii2need Whig says there W6S no cotton in Charleston at thetime of evaeuation. Richmond papers infer tbat Shermtan is consummating a plan ...
... the field into a white bari and a red bar in equal |proportion, the red bar being at the outer end of the field. -Richmond Whig. ANOTRER RoxsisH MIRACLE.- -A select correspondence, addressed to about a dozen Catholic journals, relates the story of a miracle ...
... equals, not our superiors. The Judiciary Committee of the Sonate have reported against th e taxation of expots. The Richmondc Whig says there was no cotton In Charleston at the time of the evacuation. Richmond papers infer that Sherman Is con- n 9 i nlan ...
... that the Americans could concentrate all their force and resources against Canada In fact, it was'the old argument of the Whigs against the Peninsular War. He believed that the Americans were not likely to-attaok Canada, for if 'they kept faith with their ...