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Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

PROPER CHANeE.-By an order lust issued
'om 'he war Department, Gen. Mcclellan ba,
Oeen placed In command OF the whole of tho
SeaO'ard district of Virginia south of the Ran.
pahannock. This includes Gems. Wool and
McDo"elFs departments. Gen. Wool is trans.
'S'feo 10 Baltimore and Gen. Dix to the com.
maHd at Norfolk and Fortress Monroe.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
THE MARKETS

IN smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 25
Ked' 81 10 yellow Corn AZ cls.,-whi,e &c.
Rye 60 and Oats, 33 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 90 cts. per bushel Butter, Ia cts
per lb. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market. are:
For White wheat, 81 80; Red. 81 90; RYE.
6G cts; Corn, 81; and Oats, 81 cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

ny advertisement in another column il will
Oe seen that Jos. Carrow gives notice to the
public that he is prepared 10 sell new CARRIAGES
o. or repair carriages with neatness and dispatch
PERSONS 10 want of anything in his business
VIII no doubt be accommodated on the mos,
reasonable terms.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
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'dSaOH dAAOHdNI SKIP 10 IsInloUJMusW
9ql IoJ lue5g 6luo ON pIoJry 10 'g3IN0 g .oT:3
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9p llT 'p1uInIoI 90 ABm uoIl0UIsuVs sniS OF pa
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m69l uoI oisGa PHG 0Iom o. pS,nsIrrt, .sppu "a
MON = 19dGeA lSaq pun issSuoIls a. -. AsuI 1907
W pos 0O09 AIIu5u :slU1A II! Plos o1OOe IsA0
IopIo 20 lsoP !Inoq I0d ssIou " s,no ssIog.x
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'dSILH "a 0SLO9N
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

orRA"BERRIEs.-ThIs most delicious frui,
the more appreciated because il is the fra,
OF 'ne Season-eame into market las. Friday.
nearly week ago. The have been quite
abundant since, selling at 12l Cts per quart
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

Fic NI1.-The Sunday School of the NJ
E church. of this town, intend having a mic mic
on THURSDAY, June 18th. The school is verv
,afge' and they will no doubt have gay time
IL Will be held in the woods of David ]. Cum.
'nihs' Esq., mile and half from town.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

The Ladies' Repository for June ia embeI.
llshed with portrait of the venerable "Fatber
0Oenm' and view OF Mount Hermon. Among
the articles are, "Rev. Henry Boehm," BY Rev
j. b WakeIy; Whisefeld's Mission to Amer.
lca, by David Creamer; 1.-THE Church in the
Deluge'" by Rev. Jesse T. Peck. D. D.; ala,
stanford, or the Seeker" by w. H. Morrison :.
Talk about Authors" BY Rev. R. Donkersey:
and Extracts from the Diary of Country
Parson," by Mrs. II. C. Gardiner.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

AssAULT.--We learn that an affrsy look
place between two very respectable citizens Of
Milford on Thursday last, which resulted in
Mr.. Charles Il. Fleming striking Mr. w. N
w. Dorsey on the head with q cudgel, inaic,.
ing very serious wound. The quarrel grew
cut of some disagreement about the course Of a
new public read.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
Candies, Nuts, Rasins, &C.,
n O C =

Is hereby given that John VanGasken and John M
VOShell trading under the firm of Jno Van(iasken A.
Co., have closed out their stock Of Lumber and Ynrd
John e. Bailey. They respectfully request all peI
ons indebted 10 them 10 come forward and settle their
accounts on or before the first day Of July 1862 and
Also those indebted c John NJ. VOshell and VOshel n
Savn by the same, or they will place them in an Of
hces hands for collection. JOHN NJ VOSHELI
and JNO VANGASkEN 4 CO
SmYrna, NAV 23d. 1862
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

THE PEACH CRoP.-We stated , waeL .,
TWO since that there was considerable com.
paint among the farmers in regard to the
peach crop. 1t is now ascertained that there
VIII be but about half of what the ,rees a,s
capable of bearing. Many farmers say thew
Will not have more than third. The mos, Of
the mischief was done the last of April and
hrSs OF May, but many orchards were soain
severely injured last week (29th ult.> by a
heaVy frost. This blight, we believe, extends
throughout the whole of the Peninsula. The
old orchards, that have been so remunerative
on Odessa Creek, and Sassafras and Elk Rivers
In Maryland, are the most injured, and the
owners do not expect to realize more than
quarter OF crop. The Cassidav and Revbold
Iarms' we learn. will hardly have any fruit On
them at all. Fortunately, however, the young
Orchards' that for three years have been nm
Yielding will have their turn this season. and
from their great number, we opine that there
VIII De as many peaches raised as there will
be demand for in the market.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

e0On'efed the rebel cavalry. and captured sew.
erai prisoners. together with a wagon, mus.
Ae'S' ammunition, &c. II has been ascertained
'"a' OOi. Henley of the First Maryland, was
not Killed. but is now at Winchester, wounded
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

In consequence of the troubles of the coup.
Try the Trustees have determined to have m
camp Meeting this year on the Union Csmu
Ground, near Camden, Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

The Union nomination election for sheriff
and coroner Of New Castle county will be held
on Saturday, the l4th of June.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

GREEN PEAs.-Green peas have made their
appearance 10 market, and are selling at 81. 25
per bushel.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

The SECOND DEL. REor.-This reeiment
was ordered from Baltimore to Yorktown on the
2sth of May, in Transports.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

oVR srRrErs.-The season has nearly passed
''' NEEDING the roads, and yet nething has
'sen done to our streets. There are a number
o. places that need filling up. cutters cleaning
0a', &C. eat so far the first stroke has no, bee n
maze. DE not our Commissioners intend do.
Ing anything a.sll for the public improvement,
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FROM FREMoNT-DEFEAr OF THE REBEL GENERAL
JACKSON.

| JACkSON.
important intelligence reaches US from tho
mountain Department. Gen. Fremon, Ieo
FRANKLIN on Sunday, the 25ih ult.. end bv ex
raordInary forced marches crossed the Sbo,.o
daah mountain ranges, over dlficnlt ro,ds u,;,L
l'''le means of transportation, and no Supplies
!" Ine couhtry. On Sunday morning las,
"hen hive miles miles from Strasbnrvh no
overlook The rebel force under Jackson. in t,ll
retreat on the road from Winchester IN S,r.s
Ou'gh' 0en' Fremont endeavored to force an
engagement but Jackson declined it. and con.
'lhuSd his retreat after brisk sk,rnisb c.
fremont occupied Strasburgh Sunday.
paroled prisoner from Winchester .r,;vod :,
I1agers'o"n, says the Secessionists told HIM
mat Jackson encOunterd the forces Ct Fremoo,
and Shields at Middletown, where jackson yo.
defeated and lost ten guns. The same info,.
na''on says that jackson mad twenty.one req.
lmen's OF infantry and iity.two guns.
All the prisoners were we'll treated. The
sick' wounded and disabled, as well ,s Tho
surgeons, hospital stewards and nursss woro
paroied. Only small portion OF the nr,son.
ers were taken along with the rebel aruv
Ihcy claim to have taken 1000 prisoners.
II IS also rumored via Harper's Ferry tina,
jackson was defeated at Winchester, Mon.
day, aud was retreating towards Swick.r,s
Ferry.
General Sigel has taken command a, Har.
Pers Ferry Of the army there under General
Banks.
1here is said to be well authenticated infor
nation IN Baltimore that the rebels lost, in III,
late battle at Hanover Court house, 900 killed
5,ooo wounded and 1900 taken prisoners
Their entire force was $4,000
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
j. III. PREIWROSE ,
Fresh Arrival of New Goods.
The subscriber has just returned from PhiladeIphi.
with large and weli.assOrted stock of f''~
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard.
ware, GueCnNHare.

MACkEREL, HERRING, MEAT, &c.
Th" stock as selected with great care. and bou0b,
extensively Tor cash, which The public well LnsI
'na' owing 10 Inc serious prosIraten ia business and
great financial panic among the merchants of Phil j.;
a"ulIl"h 10 nv small expense do business enoLi.s
he TO sell goods al least tw eny five per cent less than
merchants who sell on credit ''
can sell CacoPs al 81 10 and I2J cis as good an
ever was sold Ghaiys DcLanrs, l2i. I9, 20 and 25
s T ohePnerd Plads, 25 cts; Manchester Ginphnn,
II3 CTS Brown Muslin from 5 to Is and Reschad
rom j 10 l24 cts lO.i Brown and Bleached Shee;
nns o-4 LADIES' Cloakng Cloths. COtIonades and all
ether descriptions of Dry Goods $3.50 "
Also large stocA OF Hardware. which will close
ing il. eoP'
In the Grocery drparimenl staLd beyond competi.
iion. Good Brown Sugar. 8 cts good Rio Cofee %
and y cts; Burnt do. Us cts; prime Hams 10 81.
Shoulders 81 cts; Sres 81 SO per hd best Eastpor,
Herring (giled) $3.50.
Al articles usually kept in a country store which
VIII he sold at Ite lowest cash prices
ihe public are respectfully invited to call and er
anime my stock, before purchasng-uppssie the Rank
o. smyrna; the store formerly occupied by w EpwIs
SPRUANcE,
mIe JOSEPH IL. PRIMROSE.
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05
The Ice Cre0nt Garden.
10 the Lovers Of Good ThineS

Fhe ga . and Gentlemen NJ S,,v,no ..u1
CTS % o1oa Things are most respectfully invitsS "a
ca.i @ "a, ~ lhe ICE CREAM GARDEN and ne,,.t. -
n" o Cieans aAd satisfy themselves that h con.
where. u Dei'"aIe or elsas
C:o'do Will ehdeayer TO have everything about III.
anu IN The Saloon in excellent order and M
customers, 'A' wants ol our
&c CoE MI also keep constantly on hand choice Ia,
" vi 1O4Nf t ~ IIONERlES and FRUITS, Gn seasosS
winch will he sold =: J. y rates O-'
my29 u.u
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

oAD BEFEAvEMENT.-A good deal of svmpa.
my is felt in this community for the family Of
Mr' charles Hoffman. in CarreltOn Neck, in
this Hundred. IN consequence of the severe af
n'ctlon that has visited his family recently.
Last Wednesday they followed two children 70
the grave; on Friday another, and the funeral
procession had scarcely left the house before
'ne 'our'h had fallen victim to that terrible
disease scarlet tever. The two remaining
children were also sick, but are now ont Of
danger.
lhere has been considerable sickness in this
locality the past mouth or two, from scsrle,
fever and measles, particularly the latter. bu,
WIN The exception of the case above, have. we
believe been attended with very little fatality
Smyrna times., 1862-06-05

"TIMES" is published Euerv Tzu,slav by
Rssr. D. HoFFEcxER, EIitor and PrODrietsr, a,
S@yrAa. Del.
&xS-SUsscRIPrIoN.-One year. 81 so in adudnce
o. sa.0o If not paid I'LL end lcf the year No pepper
Ss'cS"''"%ed until all arrears! are pad-Only at the
sytisn Of Me,Pa6lisher.
AsvERrIsNd-FOr sUerysquare of 10 lines or less first
'~ss'''" 90 ots each subsequent insertion 25 cts
Ls~s' arrangements made iuOitA yearly and half
yearly sdcsrtisers
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INV Authority.)

AZ Az Fo-Ps7yIaE TosNTHE PxYHgST OF EUss A'rLR-
tanned To ~ DUg 10 Post ssStioa 2 ~ ~ HENS
0y. I1g .o1SFGD-.sAEa seAfeALIH IL foSf'' cfA
GENrgAi. ..- -. -. 80.
M CS16isso fN5 GsJ dSrr5 Sss u Aisri a. "a esao.
I.,t SosAG.s tens 1federst tAts 20
essi TO pay n Psssa ,ias!r 4sEfsly--r irea
OTIS O. reprsztas.es Ne slns -; E& o~al.dhs and
oRins than 70 pitls ri renit ~ h Ae5
1ns- sunt lesxey rse rn- APns-B hide.
CEN tss ,ue 5yrrn
Sieh ssYe.-S " SSi soteR
Gadts1 A. ses IA ned o. Inn y De, the vtns sp Ae.
s lad s.Ao Ae tJroTee.for si3l htss ali rs f 70 n
she PoIs g yss Va ttsain ~ e sssn
OVID The 1851 but tie apiigiiE by lis AL
se pad NJ N faGdd fSfsi III ffo5ecsdu
alksye - svoa ~ efpr ms p yasls
made b. tbs Ul: ate AID II tsstAGSsr
mSi, IN Ehoso inPsr 20, aeh payIn nj, b sSa
H. Of y the st4ts n! max ng al irop,r
codlng - elr sic Ria ttT Hsssts dTng be tine
foe Will h,ys4n pay Prosdei Ias ~ r. ytoas or'ts
kpoEoN ID, e. gI,f o. 49, 49, ~ - - . --'
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P.rESrg, r., raE I'M ID sr4Tts, lrrs SiA. ISIS
Am y: b EaslAn % nc. All P.lkan

7hs main sstlgrs Of NlsEuse Eoytly Gems ST. tn
d s1.i Pc cgmp1igl q to- iu-c piscrI ard
"-sy &c n ut eHleTi Il aSa' clean, aone..c,vs Aad
able
Il '.e ting ID, a-grl g. liked Wi WI ns, OF
bouilS tl- raps sr s0z vhen hit 4 1T
"a Asni T. o. -ens W vh, ~ pm Ia I'd
det,e pea he stsG "a rosoc-seto i3re) Ne
rs
- All .nsss hri spsn ed VI an! trosh
n' ,b HI zen, thereby protecting the
Alg p "a a tho { lie 40 eoaocntlN ar.
~ ils re 81 ~ u hr hlss1 Eh,E gEAspA, v
Ing TIE Uter bet mad the pee. and siitIng T.
be usi grse IA y. pie'sAn'J Aal sithou. fatr1s
VI Toe uds a. AtAoA,E The tSe No'd bsug the
prl-ep ~ t.e Vc &C. 81 srAse ans h1i '-
VII Il . not rnsnt Nnd Erntll s2pcnd
tbs bal ho'itr lasting
tie co 1-crAIrt ..
80 -se h7Ilr R-AtY pot ~ Ia boJs oonAlolns enc
3Ns1 a'1, O. u' FOR iobbg retail I'D viii be
~ 81 - ne wade Aifc ~ &c ust rom The rsAu pTleeL
Lsr.e hNldyoue snow CNrfs s3rr -d pg chsssrS
egl "a - be Gd1ssEseIto eiavea snd eAt iatss
KE q OS LY =,
oct ki:amond, Va
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r-..- . $50. 49, Oc.C bar 2, 1864 J
Gen. S Coor.R A4j's and I-spsoiOf Gsaerii Z. s.A'
. !. Re3gope Va. - -. -, = !. n e-x,,-- -
..GeseyAl7rbp. enenta CAVITY rndP -Gso, frassn
tqn. yhh. kcsi q arigsEy, df2yesP So ep' pick
an yes frtsy ia front Of shephErsstnsn The Ninth
virginia 0sy'ly, rich Wss o pcto, replied tee
nv several nes, by vigorous charges, disnu ilg tie
gtonui sepby rep back to the 'Iosu tof- By he
tine his, srjrlery reahed-finr 0ci''N r. r. be- who
wss m eernsdef he BIgsa- Wss t5l'g -@tr place i
v-lrh. srrt bgntUi fh.-o'equon cn'tSe q. Of 4 Q
enemy So hc-sp,r5heh .d 81 tiiasbag-..' - -
General Il mptsus B;i. s4e had resir' through hsr.
tnahuIy o. Tie TuscsroIa road WIEN Gan raj stusrt
arrived AID mad dLposiiGna &c attack. Lee's Brgs
was siYsHesl leSi ,e!Y, sQd IL mpIos's Glle tt-
sarI Ia e9smy r.oltsi q th9 ippTq CD q LoealI
he Sierra Jslioy Iosa, sd Nss dJysn ser.s tte 70
nae BY lie sAVe'Iy, VIII gsIe l9s. Cd aIikpesa
,,lene prevented Z tOR bsinZ q sg s. yieeyi Biz
fssr vas oyer.aseu pat 70 a sbt,. esE .vliry
cSargrg II gallant style u'pr svsre 6sc OF ard Levy,
Gu i5g squadron ter squIdro9, killing number,
sounding more, and captu-iCg vernl He va fr'e'
through Jpherpstosn, aad crossed to river Gfer
sak a No csso suiipg sAand 70 hsud c,i OF, DO,
relying upon s-tiry and c,fbiues e,lerg range fol
crc;Cc'iol.
regret Il AID thai We lost one Lieutenant and sew
. Ian, H i;d;' r;sp;e fully,
Your Cbeditnt az sa7t, o. ..
L..
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,-- Respectfully, yocr obsiisn' ssrvsn. '-'-
Lloyd IlL6HhAh,
BrigGder Gelers, P. A. U. 8.
GTS. siruow's Reply.

CIV FfEluN y hAFL1
JlcK.os As'; Sept 81, 1862;
ig Cen. Ti'g nan, q. A: .'''
.YSaE nOta d 10 iAT, sG,rg that you bad b,sa 10
Osne1 tbs. al made ass-o' rynlksin 0l.rtsvle ir
.o'UlEy i.st 4, osss upoa yru s'soldsr AID
QhGsr, in sondGcins tue defence Of For, HslFys rel
cAvCi .a .r' H-s - .r 80 - %,
Ia sac that AZ the hn, aud ptlce referred TO-
ma Ia fsE bsf rensrki sKpres6Ve OF the conVolior
Sea uplRmy mid tiu the WOfEs a, Fort H5nry aese
p aS.uEely surrendered. -~''-s --'F -
!. 7 s ,gal yca1l So fOrnsd from aio'ma ion Wa;cH
hea : leySd u - 'Iae. 81 svqusaslV ssd vhis g.
EGTIQi eaol, ts0sy tEol .Ast 1rG iHe', eng aeeI
GG-dgJ sI:a yol a. 81: n,' aud PTssent di1ng the
ssAu o. ,a4s 20 ~, Estat=mslt Of lac's aud Of lie
rcl 1l''u, es,e4 We is jl,enos wl,oh satisf
~ Mod char ny d-s. ialorm II WI' ineorrest-snG
a he E5r nd nat asye ling S,tl.taD ID vigosous
al as'Suli. l. proper % say ia, Nhsl ny rsnliks
re uAds al ulkild peisoaAl fealiog, .toSsrd
y'1 tst E,re hs EesUlss Of CONVICTION based upon
toneous i.(OyuStie1. &c. s..a.. s. 80. .
V,ry reiltc fuy,y jour o. s,rraOt, r-
$50 4. . Gu. J. PILLsw,
Brikadiar- Get q A. O 4 A.
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no al
AN Aor T. ANEso Az AIT tNctEtD .AN ACT 10 DIvIpI

AN ACT IT, INEso Az AIT rSctCLJD ISAcr 10 DIVIDE
rag STATE or TE A. IN TVS JUDI,IAu d. TAI rs.
AND = PSJvD1 sli TIr RhoISrAENT OF JCD9is
ma CIagess rs yAls-1,' SI,ss u Apsro do srscG
That tbs h q Ia nd Hasr 10 oTA5o We H.tn
An IN les hersry alta he TIE ka,tsr: Dstr Tr
And al 81 t. eAfe Ia d aia le5s dag n
EAi les n n be l. uGte distHci he d
GAly.,t &c h,rvll- srje "a byiP s'l y.tT
Pr des AOusesr, = al s4' All he &c rllaes stu-
ga op-rU IN sli e, sr.ll he
es7te " fsA IJgn and SloE usdT h IsEilsE
Cor
Ira he ihs Be 5o,nied HA 'hI Tor % b st let
o; EItra gs'aN q the cont hli Calves Hli
,ta 20 ti Dis h. s EsIli SHAH b. hs ia 81 FOR The
% Irt hel tat ~ 10
Approves, Sept -, It6l
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RfCHNf0ND wHTG.-
wzONESDAY 5IoKNINo, OCT. s.. Isos.

TEs DAILY IS per sRssa; IS Sr AZ aOnsss, and per
noah Tor shorter pc To- -ra..-.s
weekly 8 per snaau; tS t9 elk n0u. saiI5 esn pes
n3aih shorter peT3d.
wsEy ~ Pe-anna q FOR 81 non,hL s-nt Tor t1o-ssT
Psgl5A Paynsn= In al easesin sdy x1ee
AsEszT.sEs1Cac saaAre sEneIT5e sata hrs srHcn
IS per sQHre for ZACH e0IsAsAaoA Rssfy serecus1e
% - ar square" 80 .--..t o.. - q,
Rsltiaae.l nay aAds a " Elsk 81 Ne RuSsSs IN
a aa,s5 were eysaee AIKEN On iss aePos o. jester N ~
Pea. Once scntsrin- rfonsy. - - 49, -
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q L; s5.1 iol Il 70 par5ohs 10 th9 Confederate
ags She sisaseli assSacst TO the Coafa2sr-sc Gov
srnmsR: ESQ o,bsr 10 palisa insurreeioror rebellion
sgsir-. te G,ood.ra's s;us TIE iiss ms1'ione5 bin
vas nsehOiscly rSs.Ponei tas other wa l4d upsn
tie z5le. ssssra bis we're pl,ssd among lbim bill
from the HOu7a to reqlise ;ss srgcd elimination Of
coascrips in 0Jnrsslolsl districts. --'- .-'T
"a NJ rho 'Honsste 5taAIs bI % rguud,hs sI,sas 81
he g 'OtI. Of hs.ElitaI pli BIZ Hach Carolina was
IaslsI. n. B015isos delegate iron the Cherokee
tom ~sss inittsd 70 tbs privileges Of thshoor The
bill suthdrria sa'Pei'i5a Of che q heS,a' cor
Es in Ger al cases WA dscusssd until tho hous Of Ad
ilnranaat. ,-.s.. - -, 81. = -.'>i. '''
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Nsy AJC lex AND ,OMs.TsSsGN R0UEp.
Ela. RENT.

SEE BoI b5ndrs shJ sah Ce:tssss c,nAopg from hres
70 sgE a. 81 us.d ia tie U,Gstfa ground t the
'sh a-J Bcsi rgrp.y nh. iova OF bIhsni, ihs Rich
ond Srdectsh r. ~ rs'or1-c Railroad, &c allies from acl.
amt
hsDc''sVe. VII "a 4'Eed apsrf'eY The ittel aiming
ch4- BIS. '-.uofs very fgrg. dnprg iocra
- Atoara. = a. 'i q lht B. T1s'e yety d.tls
r 'alil p - r-tie-.u n srs ssus table
rrrJg t--ie tpi. fnrnlture ne head
u e. AMY i ~, Cd . ticket.
Z s,gs .--y1--. A.tsId ..4P FL
DO do - .a-d a IS.
Ap16ft e0Je " tn cm,rd, Fredehfsbars and Poto-
oAd So. T. IL -Tpd tot pndersigisd or
Coz Der. CERT, q til-Gd.
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LATEST FEVS C0GlNrS.
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lad Rlsis.er, dAlsA Ta9clJ, 6 a, P. ,-says:s. .
N thing rostli ror Chint si"ce Val Dor7l's des.
,s'eH Aeoca r'tf;iv5d 70 isy,- ssystlst on ts 4:h
our trOCpsdroy the enemy from AM Oeodisd ;hir en-
.rerchusrta, but afer-adl rcJs forced to til bacl
rem tAS i'm Hwy es2povsdas 1Ge hte't1SS;
iay from p,G,s aacve ,lere. -Ths f. d mus iays
ns,s boodYs A.e?uier ishOSry z. es5,d iron he
.csre o! co. e G.. '."
G'n E! ,Psg. e.. escstsPyai Frison'r, son Of Gre
RI, Sid e PT;qr. arFlyeihes tr.iIy- igoa. Memphis
which p! ,ce be ief tie l,- Rs epresens the e.
M 10000 srong, whh 20 pisces OF artillery, strongly
Sos, e, OoEista ,Tass wee irly pss,ea as TO our
novssr- AHtieI pstsd en- etsckf'om vsd D.rn
ID Prise SerGar, at MtmIh's, knew der exact
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08
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LJtHM oR S37-sCREs up COAL LAND IN
Chesterhci County, mile WestoT Ia
nIond, anu one ssI IrOEn 500 deIi strtOD, on
the icI "ou ana IanyflIe air ac, for
sale n uctiOn A the req rest a n forSg " o..
or dse. We sha Ss,s paid spcto7, 'he lea. FRI
IA ths 1Ttr osiCber, lSil.tt II o''tcf ~ ~ ifrgt
the 70 ry tGu nae u and 10 sed aoys, caled "G
pirs contA L!-E bgr cen Eey. acre. aha 80
Ac op-a End uei't he Willy n ctlh ii and
lsry that vel he bel hat T. 6h'
al Is ysHly el l., emo a portion
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lang SIX &C tie uss ,o7t BareEh.t
repair. the l.ni ls the 40 lr r.i nj re Jas
2 eyre, I'm Goa and believed TO sbOuro W cost
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bous Wins !as-est ed ty deed Al e,sb, u
s option Of the pTShase Pls isni csn be
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

Tax HOG CHsLkRA--Lhs LsnOh5ur5 Republican
Learns from Cpo,y seeOo that the beg chclsrx is fear
tisy ara fatally prevalent Ia the negEbOrirg cour'
Fea thss are Sai fSv farmers who have p0tss. large
y AID in mlaJ sAss4 hlYs -bOsnyso unfortunate to
haEs tsSr shOEe stooA- Fhe prcspecsthus stsrs
gloomy for IN u: ccohfo 2 yea; 6u, We must no, Oi
90. ,sr We shl ss:Aa hsEe supplies tom Tennessee
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

FE7N THE KASAw "a YALLsT "A I'tssr IA theIyagh
b. z ,pubIi-an .ron Clrles5a 2fii1.,ai. s,yA-la.
Geo. L,ring Is sill a. Ia. pace. t. rr@Y :. CT
Ca, o. he river isles tssn. Tae fi-k'e' mod q
d,ls on -ersl ia k'~,' c'h nlai ~ tsJs - a.
B4I,O, se77cs'7g b. ul- r7pPi1z To- ak vas
I3sis elTJi a5 a mrs 90 som- 500 assiy nd ia.
ha-y. While ,hs va! e. va. CIV r,i' gi.a :o.. f1ey
sp5roaehed ecse oa,usl . be s3sl, ~beo q ge'si ]
lie, looss Upol thzm VIA 4 nov. 90, ahle 1,-serCd
then Ike ch,f O4g fare paw a ten ,bsu; uire
mics, bu; owing to tue ds-sa fog dough! prudent to
step Pursuit, for fear Of falling iaso an ambush.
Recruiting is progressing Vesy rspi)y, mlRI IF irs
C. fRsastry eoapa-sl hsVi-s been 6led ale IL, and
cIv,.ry companies fcrni1g without number.
{; EeTo-ed Ghss Ger osva'ry h,vs three steamboats,
b'cckleed 6. TIE ncu Of shs river, or near GaJsn-
de. Tbs Yankees them aground On he Opoosi,e
aide Of the o4o, vhsr, they are 10 eoassq1,ac, Of
tbs low s:ago o. water uAos 10 &c: them l00aO SEd
our forces too snsl there 20 taka them.
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