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THE WAR IN AMERICA.
PENDING the expected receipt of later intelligence shortly, we collate from our latest files of American papers the following extracts further explanatory of the state of affairs up to ...
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GERMAN UNITY.
THE notes which are passing between the German Powers show that the country is at this time passing through a crisis in speculative politics. It is more than probable that its people ...
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FURTHER OF THE BATTLE OF MILL SPRING.
Through a gentleman who arrived in the city last evening direct from Nashville, we learned some very interesting facts. He left Knoxville, East Tennessee, two weeks ago to-day, for ...
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THE EMANCIPATED SLAVES AT PORT ROYAL.
Christmas Eve was celebrated by the coloured people at General Drayton's plantation. About half-past 11 o'clock a bell was rung, and precisely at 12 a pine fire was kindled in front of ...
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THE SOUTH GROWS APPREHENSIVE.
If the plans of McClellan are indeed now developed, and if he has been placing a military cordon around us, with a view to crush us by a simultaneous constriction, as the anaconda ...
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A PROHIBITED SONG.
THE Tribune says:—The tuneful Hutchinsons having the commendation of Secretary Cameron and the permit of General M'Clellon, commenced what they hoped would be a series of concerts ...
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THE WESTERN ADVANCE.
Should Generals Thomas and Scboepff advance, as we trust they are already doing, into the Cumberland Valley, upon the three good roads which, it is said, lead from the ...
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THE LATE EX-PRESIDENT TYLER.
John Tyler is dead, at Richmond, Va., aged 72. He was born in Charles County, Va., in 1790, and elected to the Legislature of that State when 25 years old. The next year he was chosen to Congress (House), and ...
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THE "FEMALE TRAITORS."
Under this heading, the correspondent of the Philadelphia Press gives the following:— Washington, January 19, 1862. On Saturday after noon, at 5 o'clock, the ...
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