davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-10

Al nG,, Probate held i'uck part, within and TOR
tt.. county Of Hancock, the thiri Wednesday 81
September. " lS6.
- ~ Nil T.. LAKE TT AIS, named Executors In a
Instrument pn'pirtinc To be the last viii and
testament Sewa Lake late Of tuck port in said coun
y deceased having prescribed the for probate;
Ordcred,rlh the -ali EX .cui"rs give notice to all
persons stc by causing copy Of this orier to I've
ut ,hcl weeks tly in the Ellsworth Amer
lean printed Ellsworth, that they appear at Pro-
he held ut Ellsworth i'll said county ON the
fourth Wednesday of October next, at ten of the clock
ia III. Errn-,n and .hew cause il any they have, why
the sand instrument should not he proved. approved aud
allowed the last will aud Testament Of said deceased
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Atrue copy-Attesti
- A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-10
To the Honorable Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate Han

To the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate Tor Han
Geek County,
nEsPEt'TFrLIy represents, Charles Farnham, Al
IL mini,tritor nt the goods and estate which were Of
Joseph Farnam hate of Penhscnt deceased that there
are several claims dus said estate and among them
one due from Joseph II stevens Of Csstine-that said
claims cannot cocc ed in full and the interests &" the
estate demand that percentage upon them should he
accepted in fl tie therefore prays that he may be
thorlzi compound said CLAIMS ayreeaby to the pro
visions of law. tHAS IAhNHAM
PcnobseOt, sept H. 1852
At Court Probate held at Beelspcrt within and far
the County Of Hancock, on the third Wednesday of
September A. D. ls6l
On the foregoing Petition Ordered That the Petition
er gs notice all persons interested by causing copy
al the petition and order Of Court thereon b. he puhshed
three weeks -ucccssiveiy in the Ellsworth American,
newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at
Probate Court be held Ellswurth said county,
on the fourth "Wednesday Of October next, at clock
the forenoon and shew cause, any they have why the
payer Of said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest--t A PlnrLETr Registef.
true copy OF the petition and order of court thereon
81 Attcst-A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-10

At "a Court ~ Probate holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the {, unity ot Hancock, on the FIRST Wednesday
Of September, A. =. 1853.
ON the petition 81 Jesse inrhiey, Administrator Of the
~ estate II John Horton, late Of Bluehi, in said
county deceased that the per sona estate Of
said deceased sufficient pay the just debts, winch
he the II his death by the sum OF twentyegslt
hundred Il fifty dollars, and praying for license To sell
and convey the rcycrSiun u the widows dover In 'ali
estate tir the payment OF said debts and incidental
charges;
OJder,d-That the Petitioner give notice thereof IN the
heirs OF said deceased and To all persons Interested in said
state hy causing COPY Of this order to be published III
the Ellsworth American, printed In Ellsworth In said
county, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, thai they may appear
at a r. ,bate Court u he holden At Ellsworth in said
county on the fourth Wednesday OF October OF
the clck in the f,renpon and shew case II any they
have VIII prayer Of said petition should not he grant
ed FARMER Ttth, Judge.
A true copy-Attcst,
81 A. A. RARraFrr, Register.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
APRIL, 1851.

DRY GOODS 3.
NCNsoHANTs Visiting this eiy vh view Of nAung PsIshSe.
~ - ge,grctfsy toclsi 70 examine car Ssoeh e ph
GOuJA ofer FOR sale:
.t g. = Brown snsetingS aud shrtlasA
~ Osnaenrgs,
s. s,r.s BlsAehsd sheetinss and skraaCA
l.ra,s Plaid srd striped OsnSburg,
50 r.s-es Striped and Plaid ponzsiel for ssTvAnAs
acatca EcEinsa
:, DsairI Sai sSrPss lAtrtiaSA
u rss-s Fancy Prtnia,
- Co.tonAiea,
t3 Coiorgl Oamortcss
- " EentacEy Lean and tussdA
-. e sssore1 Heavy and sre Linens for genh Wea-,
- . laes Irish Linens Lawn Plain, striped and kerod-
st essa Ari Pcplns C0thS cAsaeres, Nestng 40, Ae-
al = sa..s v Isl cheap g ae cash Aad prompt aae
KLLErT 4 DREWRY,
Ne. ~ Pearl street,
- richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
SE.Y ATGE1UE HOUSE
ENpV "WgATF grQEOEs

gNR EsALE O. SrGEOES
T-lr -r y-sf 20 els Ay agcuc-i the Auction Saslnss
~ ssI- sV4E1ES f~e A1ct5n RcoE frAnknn
49, .a.1.5 rr-a.-i Poi ErTr- a GRfaNET.
be - .- Is 5. - cbTcIT s-f privately add scH-its The
p.-srse e .ss AID ne ssl- generally. lie Edges ~
s-r 1 -a- r interest n i1 pAtrouS AID dst,sga hse
..E tae ssAte be Ill gc enables %
pg.ces- Re vii rlaks nbcs' advances
o gr-r-v r sAaLAai 10 prepared 70 board p-s5as
gel - fszic, $50 tsiE Es-NAa-hav-z alpe
= Iis..-1 Tor s5lh. Z T. SFCEES,
O. FrzaSna, Srd door sslsN Wal Iireet.
All. rE.s Isl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
sfUH2OND WING.
rms oauy whIE IN Esieh@OnA-F~' 'ne '


= ..,,l,r a, by transient readers, and the dim
ouz OF satisfactorily supplying oo'A classes Oh rsAu'i'
h, carving system adapted Oaly to oh'e seo'cri-
tor, hays induced to resort % the only isAao's
o.s of managing large city circulation, to VIZ toA'
og yr.pr..sa, 20 ths Carriers From this dA'e mere
fr no subscriptions for the WHIs TO be LETT WITHIN ue
civ viii be taken al this Office, and all persons indebted
70. subscription to the present time, within the city are
rssneg.ed 70 call at the Ocs aud settle their accounts
Ths Carriers will of course continue to deliver the pa
D., 70 the present subscribers and receive pay 0s 'ne
same a. the rate of fifteen cents per week The puopo
VII nov understand that al restriction upon the sale OF
the WR,s BY Carriers within the city IS removed and
TIA. ali Who want it may buy it om the Carriers or nave
/, let TO- them At their residences or places OF business
S.,t..aBsr l6fk 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

SJPEcIAL ,tes city and SoanTy People Any
- Good, 70 IA 90 calling n Nc II n IAN sreeI
IL Wing We large stock Of Prints Lawns Ja1os s
a., .fn - sgpred B.rsges black and eoorsi hkS snaSn
uos PA NSrhsd md bsoun shrtng and sheetlng, CSss
1 and KsntueEy JeAl SPed and domestic Tor men AND
rxS,ta. Ladies Gaters Morocco, Kid ana Osthh shoe
ss' cbdrenT shoe u every sIe and quality Lnsn
- Cotton oodI for AID boys Ladies' SIN and Lie Ihrasa
- "a cents, Mts At SIN 50 cE Linen Bos,mi a. -
80. Ian IInen 95 SIN and 50 cents; Paasob, PLAN
Snd I,psd Al Is eenIs Swiss osnbrtc and JAeonei
k hlns and white TAreAn Astonishing low prices me
k-nbro worried Bands and Collars, al COST All hose goed
Seoye and great many TOO numerous TO MENTION ener
10 Ihout charging they we're bought before We
sad tines had commenced, Be careful hat yoa cont" NE
rLshi place, No. 81 Main Street. ,osx,u s-v,r.u
nJn 'Vehrn oiANSo-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPERISTENDESTs OFFICE
RcHHuSD, July Slst, 1851.
Notice to Persons sending Packages 10 Soldiers at ManAs
sas, StauutVn, &c, &c.
VIHE practice of sencrg packages the Nall Trains
be5ung 10 bGrdesOme Ihe Trn, b,s des causing delay
and necessary caution persons 70 eonone hemseyes
very packages theJ will the TiE ter be!rg e
besides being Subjects eIs-ess ohAFsss.
T. D. wElToOMB
au7 General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
,rnnrAnSOF nEPART-

f. 20 ~ l. ID OF DhE -.
- - gEyTs AND ANIL would beg 70 lnsse ~
Si n ne Heads Department. Of ne yAIGaI ~
a. .,r-, n ne Cone4srAse states noH N
= 49,. - .,te5,Ivs sio,s o. books, Paper, Station-
e. fssycioDea, Blank Books, &C., which VII
n1-1I- - tae1 a. fair priccs- - -. MI.
- med . ny estsbshnsnt "a excessive BOOK blhoe
- A. sgpsred q e1ecuto Binding, and the Manufacture Of
- 81 sVsry asseripGen, In he bea manner ant Ains
-. - -,---s - ''--S A NORRIS,
49, PubHaher Gad Bookseller,
- " Main street, HehnonN, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
mTNT a. IAMES.
Richmond. Nnginia.

Richmond, Virginia,
pEFERAL C0MMISSION hERCHAGTS,
Al ,a sale Of Manufactured and Stacking feeAeeo
r.. r..-,-,. p,- COR sale sei2-S-,
- -e~s,sr Rrp1hicya, Stanton Spectator ard Freder
etslgrs Nszs viii coy All send hiu - WIG odl'-
zNFYAZ AMOR OS'S "kIpE1Ss CsN a., eJtD
, 4 rI-uSInE she Condition OF HOracs an,
"a z,.-s sea ~ appetite al Seieuns tsem Of nj,
A. $780, iusol Sare. sat Dsicnper, and All Dse.s-'
~ . sghiest Internally Ehs Horse foaic gyts
T., al, AL coat % hAr Aad can be lei ~ A'il'
~ improved, st.out his iAtlg back 70 his h-si poor
60 49, al-i -Eteagyey since - lGi-1jacuoI
49, -r yssr, ayo y AL Al para o. he cgai- u VIZ
g.. Tl 1as1an Nsz doS, al In Almost every SGAEier 81
l. -1-.1--.al d. Isz AMI e steadily i2esesslHs.
IA 5 Fouls t,8 ysn universal sSifAc;oa As TAR ~ "
ascertain hcA1 Be ob-4llet u Ne
D. 81 - i-1yss D. SAFE, and Of JAS. 2 oUNAL, Drug
49,
II LIrAaV CAPS! giIttarY CaP..! y1a.
~ NN1Ef 5r--s Nh0lssss >ll ActA, 20 ne nuiary
81 11H- 'sac-z us .Age s.ocs % Hone aAna'-:tarci
CO... -v Bls an Rack CAle; ans F4yle Siys Caps
b a,f1s 'AylcA7lc terms D, city
h. -r sl-s-ll- at'-lI1n is desired O. the bAcA H!tzss
g., b. . aae5 isr-7.r and sA-Eess SzP ,au-c-
t--t Eav Tlut So sz.yy 90 t1ek ne lGagaeS-f-
Has SFal-ss AL s.-tl tfats ill o. ccZizl
- -slS DO go 80 s. uN7 S-fs' S'F ''Tf " 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
ls PERPETUAL ss
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
oFFIOR-Main street., I'm Americas Hotel.
uyHIs oompsny taiss In ordinary and No
rine risis PERPfTOAL Insurance budngs Under this
policy one The property foR EVkR sgsns o
BOILING v. HA1AII. Prs1
wn n Maofariand, Prest Iarmers' Bank.
Wellington Goddin. arm OF Goddn Appsrssns
7. ". Hoosnee, nrn Of punlOp, Aoneurs 4os.
g. A. Barksdsls, nrm Of warwick BsrudAls.
Jas q. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer.
John l. Bacon, frn Of Bacon Baskuville.
r B. HaIal, frn Of HaIsn, ofsnshav %.
Wa. q. Wsrvici, arm Of Warvci Barisdaia
Jas Alfred Jones, Attorney 81 Law.
D. 0. nlett, Bnilder.
w. W. OruEp, Attorney AiLav.
Jas Dunlop. hrm Of Dunlop. honoure %. felb
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOMIE!
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(oYNCE CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH BrRErrBJ
INSURE White persons life years. and sAves
i for one more (not exceeding four) years
rsnts Annues and Endowments The most equitable terms
Yankee companies having made known their intention
sepudae fellow elkens who be killed 10
their homes either by taking By ymps
iEng WITH by lending aid and comfort 70 Souihern Rebe
policy and Insure n home.
BOOK, containing necessary information furnished II The
gAMUEL J. HARRIBoN Frssidenl
J. ADAIR PLIAsAsTs, Secretary.
BlAn BunvnI, n. D., Medical Elaniner.
J. d. hoCAu, n. D.. Consulting Physician
losoos b. HATE Legal Adviser. rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
-gNyyAL &NOIs OS,S "IeE.Ss C.NiU, FS'>
Dos LsEa - aNes Z. * sss -
Cg-FRNDR srPEEr

~, 20 , frh Trade, Ca-psuasi, on olos, be-
~ s-- -sT GrnII Ccr-i-cs aaj BAals, W3n&sv shade.
-. -,a.,z ,rsf Hs- sai H-s-, ys,,zs
CO CATS Bss AT IsgsszIss uAls So ordes ~ ,soss
g., rae-- lsazu= Ions t-e s -oassT ~ lps Fcr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11

NNUPMAn,s ShEkT DEPOT.
Canton Flsr mel Draw
HernO snitus and Draws
Prerch PAl el Over bLisl
Fancy q, ss'mere do
Linen yel-tesD ard Beaver Ieggins
Jorg Biolsg LePgins, (Sa-r piooD
IlanBel Undevhlrs and Ora.
feck Ties, scl Is and CCmfOrs
ey an Fancy Vol Helmets
Pine wa~r-Pr.of Bllnk-ts
mB Wa TupyAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11

MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
sHLSTEaED 81 TEE LE6lSLA URk Oh VIRGINIA!
yyyHIs INSTITUTION win receive DspoI;es which an
paid al SUNS remain
ing dsposte longer han K month"; and Eve cent when
Aaing shorter period
CTFcs-At the HErieA0 Gore OF srToH Co., u Main
ssL and She BANKING aeuIs o. H. h.unI Co., corner Of
HsIr k-A al t,xssL @. WCRTHLk, President
D. nARER, u, Secretary.
O. j. SIdTVE, Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
r., ria FARMERS 0F 7s.1U1711

"a sea as Nas-a aat s'a.h' Stis- hA'
41aelel1 a'sa-.l 800 a- Ia srrz; -aaIr,
azHsstt lI7ry ale szth Wis 5- .rGR Ai - &C teca
e. fi sE.e1s yyg yyEs % ,sl % b-7.,s, tAst
s.l-.y 20 slrs - pr,y " H-Ans G1.ter vel
rs-, .A.s-g IS o; f-ls Up L. tabs la-gs Al % to-
" ~ 8cca, al rsa1 20 rsESst o. n n er Fzls yoa
-A- i9rrl 30 r-lsi i've 70 -ls-rLI
Fa-ss ttsE Che Seg o. I-s- p-'se, sr- a t11l u.
r-etv s- -,. III z-ls. sH1 - the 1ssI. pri.
e. 81 .ssi as c.a r.1lsiis
81 70 3, Be- ne Interest % cote as '=EclGr
ay--. I-11l 9e ga - rtcu'sc Az ouv- ca1-'Es
-'- 30 - ar- g,- oldest Cal year particular after
st'-- I4r-- apple ave oCcr acn. llr-ofor-
A. .1 - - r3l ,s.-s make .u-lsr Is
avo. .ve ao c.-rrn-r de 90 "a. lave been engage
h. ----s "a tr cry De thrty years. Al
sNNfc50S JONES AEeuL
Grocer En1 I1r1-a lon MerchSaL
Nslr a. "a Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11

TRATE OF MAsNpsIA has long been known one OF the
but In the usual form OF solution or
LIQUID Preparation Is too basy for the traveller We haze now
e same 10 sOLID PORN bottle being equivalent to three
or our Of liquid PREPARATION aud far prsraheto Epson Salts.
seds Powders ulukl Aperien and cahsrtc Gvery
soldier bottle with ha ~ this OF
Yor sale nj hIADE BAKERS Drug Store,
ina ls6 Main l above p. o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
MILITARY ATTHNION

IN ~ unde hsve hand and acturng Bras
PreSse eerI, Crou Csnn' ~, &C fer Hillary csp.
wife the Al enion Of the military the fact Ao hgnls st
buttons ain buttons and sies'e ILfA 10y and AT
tlleFy buttons. oiders prenpiy attended 10.
LAWS tkkYToN, Brand Cutters,
mhh 1851 he Main and Cary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11

OFFiCk OF n. Ii. nAUaf r co.
STOCKS AND B0SDA
Virginia State sres, registered Virginia Coupon Bonds Ten
Coupon Bonds North Carsn. Coupon Bonis Confederate
Htaes nts and registered Stock, for tse
sE wAgTSD-Gold and silver Cola. T. II. MAURY 4 CO.,
der ST. Charles Hotel oelS
rANAHY ShED.-5 Bol.. cabary Seed In store and ,or
~ ssishv fed oHAS. Z. wOaT5Ga& co
(yOGiON w A i.Ps.-s piT.lr Wbie aDa uasised and
" afes bales ucoe1 AID szsd Warps, IN End r BY
milo KENT PAIsk CO.
pL,ok iEAThEs YARNS for slIe by
ID nh2 .TILEtGcc.
1Sn Lbs 'UGPHhT or ZINC, IS Its EXrlAcT CPL @.
lew WOOD for sl'ehy mhi2 VIZ hsr1LEa CO.
nRA1ISa PAPER, pcRrVoLI ANo WRITING DlsKs,
~ 10 sl by nh WIN. s,TTLE2k 20.
(tRUsHgD sCGtH, &c. 20 BtlL Cr1shsd Sugar 100
~ Old Hama 10 Boxes stesrGts Also Invoce q Fine
Groeee, from one cfthe yifgiuis 50 for sale By
MRS EDhDyU. DlvEsP jsr o.
eIEGLAss PLASTER and RenIole Acid s;NbADEk BAEyRB
j Drug Store. jsT
DlPES.-Bder It Pipes, large and beautiful lot
l. by DovE 4 CO.. Wholesale Drueyis,s de-
LJOSTRTT' R,sBJTTRRs is n, Zen just received
II and for ssle by fIsl7l now . q DrnSg-ts
II ICE. RiCR.-s rsrees nee, for sale By
IL I'M ASfhA AZ NV Ibs. Tor sale b.
" jan LOVE 90, DrsesstA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
GENERALS.

Six Hundred Thousand Of our country's
nobest and bravcst sons are now rushing to
arms to save that country from impending
run, in addition to yearly Half a Million
already in the field. On the first day Of DC
tober, should no Unforeseen disaster intervene.
there will be One Million Men in arms for the
preservation Of the UnoD-the best raw una
terial for soldiers. and half Of them the best
soldiers, that the sun ever sh0De upon.
With competent and worthy leaders, this
force would suffice to crush out the last YES.
tiQe of the Shareholders Rebellion within the
following ninety days. Aud this is just what
should surely be done. The new levies must
add immensely, enormously, to the cost Of the
struggle. One Hundred Millions Of Dollars
will hardly suffice to arm ahd equip them.
Twenty five Millions more will DO absorbed 10
buying tho Horses, Wagons, and Harness
whcrcwith to move their Guns aud Munitions.
We shall be spending fully One Thousand
Millions per annum during tho time that this
vast force remains embodied. Only u short.
sharp, energetic struggle can save us from
pecuniary as we'll as political ruin.
The first necessity Of our position, therefore,
is interchangeable, resolute, aid thoroughly
loyal Generals. One who declares at the out
set that he knows and cares nothing Of the
right or wrong Of tho contest will never WIN.
One who holds that the Rebels are substan-
italy right and but technically, formally wrong,
will never subserve any good purpose. We
have already lost many important positions
most disastrously aud disgracefuIly through
the treachery or imbecility of officers entrusted
with commands Of which they were utterly UNI
worthy. Half hearted and Moderated officers
have thus far been our weightiest curse.
There must be a new leaf turned over. The
Commanding General must break on the instant
every subordinate who fails ~ do his duty. II
10 absurd t. talk Of Court Martials in such on
exigsncy. A short shrit 10 Indispensable. YET
the officer in command Of the reserve at Bull
Run whom many witnesses testified that taey
saw drunk ard playing tho fool through good
part Of that day IS now in command Of 40 ini.
portant post, while tho General who Is said tC
have caused BY bis drunkenness in the face VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
The Ameriruas in Europe.

FANS July %. 1907
lion. GgoKos OrpiEs Mayor II ths Ci.y Q Aep- York
IN. appesi OF your nouor and oi tie Governors
Of the various ,s 10 the patriotism Of yoar fellow
CIT zens in tie hour OF trial and IN answer u the Call
OF the President. have thred Ike clarion the
hearts Of your counirymen abroad
None detpcnt, aud TIC meet litter opponents 10
cur institutions ard oiuee seek ia vain TO detect
shadow OF Aeril .lion OF detection.
Ncnrl, all Americans urc mar snlng the dispatch OF
heir business oeferring TO future days their travels
l,,r ,sufe nni arc ubout king their d me-. ID
eye uccuid ne q their various abilities, their SER
yic.sto m, cause Of their country apd The Union.
Al,hough the WEIGHT of cur Individual exerii"uS'
when win YOU, may be as drop OF wafer 10
.r,t str,su rtiIl tho confident aui devoted beasi'g
of our citizens in Earope. ready to sacrifice Peasu'o
ard u,,rrs 10 their country rs.il, IL gNns' y! o.
liar demonstration, an exemplary lesson 10 nc 'u-
yia;ons bat,rs Of our land VITO, counting rue co",
ar, .nxioosly awaing the least wavering Of orr
Il, nn..s or resources tor the prop'tioaH momeh to
.,,n,a craven blow for the dsmeinoernent oil tie
unou. and The des ruction OF It's landmarks.
I have invested sli my drposabio funds in arms
and equipments, and have ordered my agent 10 con-
rim them to your Honor.
shall myself return about the latter part of Au-
pust, 10 immediately take my stand III the ranks OF
our brave troops.
Hoping that your Honor will excuse this liberty
taken. remain with the highest Iteration, your
moe, obedicpt servant and ellow.cl.zen.
A. ROBINSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
or the prospects of the great cause which he
has undertaken to defend.
THE REBEL STRENGTH.

If there be on earth one who still believes
that tho Rebels ever had 100000. $1,000,
$50, 900 or even 1915, 900 soldiers at Richmond,
prior to the flank movement of Gen. Mcclellan
TO the James, we think his deusion must be
incurable. That our Army at Harrison's Land
inp was about to retreat down the Peninsula, was
as we'll known in Richmond early last week as
in Washington or New.York. That the great
body of their forces were with Stonewall Jack.
son menacing Pope, is now clear. Could they
have mustered even $4,000 men to follow Gen.
Mcclellan, they must have worried him at the
crossing of the Chckahominy, or troubled the
division that marched down tho right bank OF
the river. They did not because they were too
weak to risk it, and had not forgotten the les
son they received on the lat of July at NAL
vern Hill We are confirmed in our conviction
that the retreat from before Richmond, was
based on an exaggerated notion of the strength
of tho Rebel forces, and that, had Gen.
Mcclellan promptly and amply supported his
right wing, when assalled at Ga'nes's Mills, the
Rebels would have been routed and Richmond
taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

Railroad bond. wee very firm and active Tho foreign bill
mako, ia dull but steady l1'e7i for Sterling and 4+3
al 40 for Franco Fregh rather dull and rses are lower
.n,cy for Bresdsuds The business Of the Sub.Tisas-
urv vas: Receipts s2AT ST sofOr Customs. SPA 900
PAYMENTS Si73l, 69i a. balance, s6.94l,426 II. The
exchanges at the Clearinghouse were So, 9504To 81
Flour active and easier for the low sdes Of Western
and State sales Of $4,000 bbs Canadian Is inactive and
easier Southern quiet and prices without esse' al
change Rye Flour l. in fair demand and steady Corn
Mes is In gh supply 6rm and in fair request Wheat Is
less active but quite finn the demand mainly for export
The sales 80 COZ bush. Barley neglected Barley Mat
and firm. Oats and better Rye scarce and
waited Corn buoysnt. especially prime, which 10 eI'
emey ard wanted for and the rade sales Of
81 900 bush Pork less setve. but fir demand prevails
and with limited arrivals prices frmer Beef il finn
and fair demand Beef ana neglected; prices nom
insl Bacon quiet but and firm Cut Meats firm
and in fair demand Lard in light supply hrm and In good
request Butter and Cheese h. stock and In good Dc
msud at the improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

-YesI-rday sireno II, Il coIored man, was quietly
walking along Furnan street, 10 Ii iooklyn. Some
white no ted HI him. made offensive remarks.
lie rad tie suiacity 10 answer The whites s.t
about the pleasing paslne ri beating MIN. He de-
Tended himself be bcst lie cOld-kept off five or ak
wien ivs or siX n4Oie mixed 10 whip the gro
because lie Wan bach. lie picked up a stone, ana
knocked man named Lynch tie bead. Thea d
crowo collected, sud about bunIed b ave, cliva :
rons VIII meu undertook 10 Kill tie negro lot only
BECAUSE he WAC back but tecsu.e he would 10.
STAND quietly ease md tie murdered for the spor
OF the Knckerblcker lee men. TIE black maj.
escaped from tie in.urateo crowd by being arrested
aud taken to The StaiiOn-Hoase. There being no
charge avnius Lin, ue war set at large. 1t does
spear that Any Of the eporlive crowd who hunted
the negro down were arrested. We understand that
many crs omiL at events OF the KIND have recently
occurred III Brooklyn. viii not all good cniz~ns
rnie N sop Ing THIS wicked business If suffered
60 % on there NAV be a fearful reckoning ere long,
Tie nen who iIs Igate az we'll those " n, mike
these ou breaks against hsndtul Of helpless crea-
tures playing with burning torches in d powder
'ioI,e. II zen are 10 no Riied like dogs becaue
they black the same spirit viii kill taem because
they sre anything else that au unreasonable mob
my hot IKE. "fney thai SOW the wind will r,sp
Tie Sbrwind."
-Rdiisu aid Delaware Bay Railroad was
litcbed on TO tue Ca den and Atlantic track o.
Tuesday, md yesterday trains through from
Port Moi mouth TO Cau.den phil ldelpba.) Through
trxios will b. put On i'll few dsys.
Gen. Corcoran will leave Philad.lIhia at II
O'Clock tomorrow, arrive at Jersey Cry a, p. H.
land At Castle Garden, aud proceed to his Quarters
at the ST. Nicholas H,ie or the Art r House.
We have ,nelna dates 10 the 9tn ir-t. From
our file. We MAKE uP su;h iteins Of news a. ar
worth copying.