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The Daily Dispatch: December 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], From southwestern Virginia. (search)
irty cents a bushel. These articles are still cheaper in the interior. Mail communication, twice a week, by couriers, has just been established between Abingdon and General Marshall's headquarters. The promptness of Judge Reagan, and Mr. Willis Roberts, his agent, in opening so important a route, deserves commendation. Mr. Roberts tells me that he was compelled to leave his home, near Lexington, to escape swallowing the awful mouthful of Lincoln's oath. This gentleman is one among the mMr. Roberts tells me that he was compelled to leave his home, near Lexington, to escape swallowing the awful mouthful of Lincoln's oath. This gentleman is one among the many who have not seen the loved ones at home for long and weary months. He is an old man, and the blood boils when his wrongs, like those of thousands, are recited. And the prayer involuntarily escapes the lips that the despicable tyranny which weighs so heavily on Kentucky, may soon be removed, and her people, free as the mountain air, walk forth "erect with native honor clad." Occasional.