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The Manassas Style.

--A gentleman who had been a prisoner at Fort Macon, and remained on parole at Beaufort, got off from there recently under a flag of truce. He says that the Lincoln troops there had great rejoicing over the defeat of the Confederate army and the capture of Richmond! The fort fired a salute on the head of it. No doubt the same thing was done at all the Yankee posts.

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