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France (France) (search for this): article 3
vation of its commander to the supreme control of military movements as the harbinger of a new and brilliant career of success and glory. The causes of dissatisfaction that have hitherto existed in the internal conduct of affairs are rapidly disappearing. The right man will be everywhere put in the right place.--Every element of strength in the country will be developed and judiciously handled. Other nations have seen darker days: Rome, Greece, the Netherlands, our own forefathers of '76; France, when Carnot became War Minister; England, when Mr. Pitt took the helm, and caused a reeling vessel to feel at once the hand of a mighty master, and ride the opposing billows in security and triumph. It is the province of such spirits "from the nettle, Danger, to pluck the flower, Safety." Providence raises up the man for the time, and a man for this occasion, we believe, has been raised up in Robert E. Lee, the Washington of the second American Revolution, upon whom, from the beginning, al
Blue Ridge (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 3
urity and triumph. It is the province of such spirits "from the nettle, Danger, to pluck the flower, Safety." Providence raises up the man for the time, and a man for this occasion, we believe, has been raised up in Robert E. Lee, the Washington of the second American Revolution, upon whom, from the beginning, all thoughtful eyes have been fixed as the future Deliverer of his country. Of one thing we are certain, the moral strength of Virginia is as steadfast and immovable as her own Blue Ridge. She did not seek this quarrel; she avoided it by every honorable means of conciliation, by counsels of moderation, by offers of peace. But having taken her ground, she is going to maintain it. She may be overwhelmed by brute force; she may be subjugated, confiscated, exterminated, but she will never be a traitor to herself. Her "moral strength" cannot be broken, and in that "moral strength" she will yet prevail. She has no dream of sheathing the sword of Washington whilst the foot of
Frazier (search for this): article 4
Stopping Brigandage. --Very summary measures have been taken in connection with a band of outlaws that, for some time, have had their headquarters in the notorious locality of Shiflett's hollow, in Albemarle county, Virginia, under the Blue Ridge. They have committed a great many outrages and depredations on the people of that neighborhood. They were deserters from the army, and the proceedings against them were doubtless under military authority. Two of these men were captured about a week since. A few days since they were taken out of jail, by order of Major Mason, and carried back to Shiflett's hollow. One of them, named Hoy, was hung. Four others including the companion of Hoy) were shot. The names of three were Beddo, Frazier and Shiflett.
J. M. Mason (search for this): article 4
Stopping Brigandage. --Very summary measures have been taken in connection with a band of outlaws that, for some time, have had their headquarters in the notorious locality of Shiflett's hollow, in Albemarle county, Virginia, under the Blue Ridge. They have committed a great many outrages and depredations on the people of that neighborhood. They were deserters from the army, and the proceedings against them were doubtless under military authority. Two of these men were captured about a week since. A few days since they were taken out of jail, by order of Major Mason, and carried back to Shiflett's hollow. One of them, named Hoy, was hung. Four others including the companion of Hoy) were shot. The names of three were Beddo, Frazier and Shiflett.
Hoy (search for this): article 4
tted a great many outrages and depredations on the people of that neighborhood. They were deserters from the army, and the proceedings against them were doubtless under military authority. Two of these men were captured about a week since. A few days since they were taken out of jail, by order of Major Mason, and carried back to Shiflett's hollow. One of them, named Hoy, was hung. Four others including the companion of Hoy) were shot. The names of three were Beddo, Frazier and Shiflett. tted a great many outrages and depredations on the people of that neighborhood. They were deserters from the army, and the proceedings against them were doubtless under military authority. Two of these men were captured about a week since. A few days since they were taken out of jail, by order of Major Mason, and carried back to Shiflett's hollow. One of them, named Hoy, was hung. Four others including the companion of Hoy) were shot. The names of three were Beddo, Frazier and Shiflett.
Beddo (search for this): article 4
Stopping Brigandage. --Very summary measures have been taken in connection with a band of outlaws that, for some time, have had their headquarters in the notorious locality of Shiflett's hollow, in Albemarle county, Virginia, under the Blue Ridge. They have committed a great many outrages and depredations on the people of that neighborhood. They were deserters from the army, and the proceedings against them were doubtless under military authority. Two of these men were captured about a week since. A few days since they were taken out of jail, by order of Major Mason, and carried back to Shiflett's hollow. One of them, named Hoy, was hung. Four others including the companion of Hoy) were shot. The names of three were Beddo, Frazier and Shiflett.
Shiflett (search for this): article 4
e. --Very summary measures have been taken in connection with a band of outlaws that, for some time, have had their headquarters in the notorious locality of Shiflett's hollow, in Albemarle county, Virginia, under the Blue Ridge. They have committed a great many outrages and depredations on the people of that neighborhood. Ter military authority. Two of these men were captured about a week since. A few days since they were taken out of jail, by order of Major Mason, and carried back to Shiflett's hollow. One of them, named Hoy, was hung. Four others including the companion of Hoy) were shot. The names of three were Beddo, Frazier and Shiflett. er military authority. Two of these men were captured about a week since. A few days since they were taken out of jail, by order of Major Mason, and carried back to Shiflett's hollow. One of them, named Hoy, was hung. Four others including the companion of Hoy) were shot. The names of three were Beddo, Frazier and Shiflett.
Albemarle (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 4
Stopping Brigandage. --Very summary measures have been taken in connection with a band of outlaws that, for some time, have had their headquarters in the notorious locality of Shiflett's hollow, in Albemarle county, Virginia, under the Blue Ridge. They have committed a great many outrages and depredations on the people of that neighborhood. They were deserters from the army, and the proceedings against them were doubtless under military authority. Two of these men were captured about a week since. A few days since they were taken out of jail, by order of Major Mason, and carried back to Shiflett's hollow. One of them, named Hoy, was hung. Four others including the companion of Hoy) were shot. The names of three were Beddo, Frazier and Shiflett.
Hood (search for this): article 5
General Hood. --General Hood arrived in Augusta, Georgia, on Wednesday, and on Thursday night, in- response to the calls of a large assemblage of citizens, he made a short speech. He was hopeful and confident. General Hood. --General Hood arrived in Augusta, Georgia, on Wednesday, and on Thursday night, in- response to the calls of a large assemblage of citizens, he made a short speech. He was hopeful and confident.
Augusta (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 5
General Hood. --General Hood arrived in Augusta, Georgia, on Wednesday, and on Thursday night, in- response to the calls of a large assemblage of citizens, he made a short speech. He was hopeful and confident.
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