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The Daily Dispatch: September 18, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Commander at Mason's Hill and his Aids — a deserter — the enemy's pickets want peace, and don't like to be shot. (search)
the post. As a cousequence, if six start for the countest, (the number entered,) we shall have $1,800 for the sweepstake, not to speak of the gate money, which Col. Hare the proprietor, will (above expenses) devote to the cause of the relief of our sick and wounded soldiers. We know that Mr. Doswell, Mr. Gibbons and Col. HarCol. Hare (for the Messrs. Green and Mr. Allen,) have assented to the the arrangement we mention; and we do not question that Cols. McDaniel and Alston will do the same, when opportunity is allowed to consult them. There is overy prospect of a good race. McDaniel's promising Revenue colt will certainly be there. Ninetts will as certainly be on hand, and we incline to think that both Gibbons' and Hare's entrics will come to the scratch for the honor of Manassa. We call the attention of our appreciative cotemporaries of Charleston and New Orleans to the facts stated above; and we append for them and the public the following official statement of th