The Greensborough Patriot

May 8, 1862

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Drawing and Painting.

            We have been shown a likeness of Gen. G. T. Beauregard, drawn by D. W. Elliott, of Greensboro, N.C., now an inmate of the Confederate Hospital on Washington street.  Judging from the engravings we have seen, the likeness is a capital one, and the execution is admirable.  Mr. Elliott, we understand, draws from life, and executes all kinds of designs to order.  As some of our fair friends may have work of this kind, they would like to have done, we recommend him to their patronage.  They may thus render a service to a poor soldier now confined by sickness; at the same time they would be encouraging an artist of no ordinary merit.—Petersburg Express.