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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

EXECUTrIN,SStLk or yALUsm. = LANG,
u Crops, stock. &e.-I vii sell 10 tie tigAeti ID ltr, on
sut sday, the ish day Of hoTembr next, II A. n no TIE
neat far day thereafter, tbs dedrGoe Farm kEosn as Locust
Hil, lying 10 the Oounty 81 leaSi, sX nIe. nothe 9, Of TEesl-
iAns Dsrot teven miles nor h Of LOUISA Coat u Use, aad Cd ut
twelve IN les east ~ Gori,n W., Tile IN the wat rs or Hickvry q esk,
aaIonlng tie lands OF Rrhsrl q. Blob, Jss. l.. , Elm, Ut. Vim. A
Gille' pie. and 9th ~. sor.aln NJ c0i acres. about $50 acrts Of
yAiusble low grounds, lad the Ugh land II . higa St,ts OF i'm
pr0venent This Il jat y considered 70 econ, OF The nnes, Granite
Farms Ia vryna; In fast, II IL Inferior 10 but fes-producng to-
bGcco OF he haet texture. corn wheat osts, &c 10 abundance;
clover and other g'sssei go~ luxura1iy. abe imrroyenerts
conEt Of . large aud convenient Dive log u GATED bout the
cent OF the Farm, on = besutml hi, whoa com "a IDS . view q
alArge portion o. the lam, with al nscesssg oat Bal ingt- To
bacco Houses sufic!en 70 Gu ESQ 0Ol pounds tobacco; I, ishbor.
hood good and heal nv; Depot nesr tn'uya 'D make iv' trips q
day, over 4 level p al. Any written conmun' Get on adverse to
JANIS II. wOrIF LK, Lovisl couit-Hrrse, will be promptly
attended to, he hayiay the power 20 set for me.
Attic saze time and place, / will q so tl. the crops Of Corn.
Tcdier, Hay so, took OF all hind An ,ng them some hne 70 Q
hors,s, Mules, Ard CA'te
Term, aceomodat ug, and ma ie inovn m the dly CT ssie.
AsN y w.cIF0IK.
oeib-tds ESseuirir Il Vim y WOsfo X, deod.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

NOEIgS.
II AyiSG resumed the oJdNhs OF BUSINESS, I sclict con.
III Hg men,s OF Tobacco, Wheat, Con. OATS and BAssn. AID 81
Sthvr co rmO-it es vii b ny i-sn . may Wish g. lend 20 marie,
Al pe1oni having my bAgS, antvhNd d, 40, propose ending - er
wheat, com rnd oss 70 nArksI imns -iA'ey will please Fttgrs
he b a. without delay WH. h Gg.EN.
Richmond Ocl "a lSSl 1874 AID IAN q nv street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

- e. . 80 q tlhDsE
Rcnl Estate In the town Of Ciarksv'l lie. ~.
Agree sble TO a tssrteo't eCoun'y Court OF Heckisi burg county,
Ia l shal. sell at rub'c suction on tho Irruises. on VIZ Hss-
LAY, tie 9Th FAY Of oven b,rJs,2. at12 ot!oek, = yGlu BILE fam
LIZ Residence In tie iOwo 4 Clnksvule.
Tie BUILDING Ia Ia &c and commn1i. Us. cont lni7g eg { rooms
convent, ntly sfra 'gej, with all htcessGrT OF tuli'n ., 90 81
ing f'ervsrts' hoas's sods a les, csIisse house, an excellent
Ice b u e q vel! o. 90 d I'll e., A..
With tliI opertS vii Re sdd sverL lot. adjoining, conan
lbs, In The VII l., ~ ! fserCH.
Per us d 81 ing - Iurchai, q o,nv ,nlent and well improved
resden,e veulI do we'll 70 eIaGiae ps proye
ltisi Ia every respAto one ofihe L ot tsl abe private residences
In tie placs.
T rus made known on dag ofsLe, and po,,.sion gwen at
JanuSry NEXT GEJ. " FINLEY,
oct S tds Commi-tions-,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

PURs1NG RNv,RsEs-A susc,stn' retreasi7 .hs face
OF = pEr-ui & Emy, t~arti;lSr o ban held to BE- avr,
dlfe1lt operation Jsniui EAys; n sres,s sra c5rli y
lls NOS dlfhcul. operaiocs "a war Wa, IN n. r,uEt
be he gsneraship o. tie Iurui1g army # the re reat-
ilg sCsny inaiets gtea. loss thar L s1ff rs. AGe- Ge~.
Mcclellan had tsleG-a I'D a ~comIls:e vcoIy . York
20 ~, s1d a demOr-lEd aid pl1jt-3I Ck,E e-euv, .
~ a. ,hsy turned aud reo1'seI tie r0-ui-c rav At
Williamsburg, ha oing heavy los. Try rlousand
idsr, within SQUAD o. To hate, Ue-5 KIP. cark BY CT
dsgs o. no less an o1oer ihu me 6 neal ia.chi-t I'VE
Is ADVANCE struggled agN.s heavy Od =, eri vas T,-
plsed.
A similar cparato1 hs bceu repeatedly p,r'nruoi
dIring the war, aai tho battle a. PsrryY:ls sens 70
have been one OF the same SCR. HO.cyCr ~ usv r.os,
owes tho features Of that AFFAIR by me dls,rip:icn4 CT the
determined fighting Of tle so,liers. e. Is evident tt.. he
r~st-sAtng Co1faderato army. frcn ~ ad7aatsgsour p-
sid1n, fell upon ore Of Oug ~diyis.oaz, rrr..-5 e. snl
then continued lie rgTca' 70 fr u-mcles'sd. " men
By '~rePllss" What sU.uslIy cCccrsed. Ou- trror, we've
q. eleekeI with ssyese loss, aad the Ie5els hlf .ha Ia tie
nLL Their subsequent Eih3rsul IL 10 = r,rs ~ he
battle. There was, Is usull, pl'uy o. brsv, 6sh- n BY
Lae troop Rssims ps s-OIC hrE 20 D. Crc'usied But
the reader Of ths scc9clt OF h, battle l5cks ~ vain lvr
siyas OF ge-srakhiP ard ra.Grsly iGq ise- Hsy ,hs
DIVISION was lsfs thfOUga q progESo.ed coa''s sg,ir-'
sup -FiOr force When or sL0l3 Amy WA in . 's7i, ,
If ths vas TIE result shsR cue G5P-sSl eKpyceta Bat.
ne ~ Psryvil!s, what uolij IL h - bee Z tley had
NO. had that p~recauioL = C,Hc'"Htj q ats
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04
AUCTION SALES.
FHyS DAY.
1.-TWO y .EY IN THn
III county o. benrIeo, Eaxt 0 rthe city Of Rlch.


Two Y -EY DE-tos-vs IN TEE
Il county o. senrIcc, EaSt orthe city Of Rich.
tOs,thv With the 8 Oh or. ~u'tgI-p. res: Ae, at Aae ias.-
AZ lie reQne.s OF d0nN Iva 80 - vi ssl u. od he prs.
mlse, on 8 uesday, the IN AZ ~ sSE-ubs 20 -neaeips u
~ o'sloef, ~, two Y = d,nr.i'e Pa - iossiois b " va
The frt ocnisi Q 81 Es,eI % lssi, Of oh h 100 scr,s are
elesrtd, n : higa stat Of GO ~ sl5a. sai 2 ~ calary sdaptsi
10 the cuIor OF { z vsft cops . lsrsa potion o, y n
% we'll set n clover ga ~ w lived. tie bI.so- 1. hss W
WOO ed VIII rin an osk o. ergi VI 'rvth vhch III sasy
eu from % 10 9 Gods Fcr y T., lap oyeI sLs eoth.t Of
. 70 or,At,e rs.id,n-e II. siher Il + The ao / Get sG ldia.s.
such A. gar e., Sta l>', cu Tags h Sc. &c ts her With Al
$ u de tsi py water. The lo,sia 10 ser ds haels ana
p,rpeAlary healthy
a,d-A issct OF lsad csnilialas 80 acres, adiol lag and lane.
diNely op. cat. the frstn1n- 81 fAu Sc, eaty ss-e are clear.
Cd ADD pro@Eans e ely 81 III rut COS The ssAn Q hvei
vo1aed Wit cal s.d pine. { ca which = tarve q7s,titr n val j..
PIE timber ca. b. fut W. IL ne, 10 lcius upol tbs farm, VI
,.is oleasuis II thosins the premises I, ay one desld-s 70 lai'
saAse. .
lnneii.iriy sNer TIE sale o, the lIni will be sod . PORTION Of
N; Farming Ulet slI, rhreih Ok nAthlas, AID many other ART
Gle.
TEaSs OF sALE--For tie reli cst.. Z, onsti ird cash. OF the whole.
hde iet; the osl.n' "a q. one Avd tSn yess. fr ne % liable O tie.
With In erst added MISS urei by a trust dsti Sr hs p'tNa'
oil property eAAh gill 0e required
AMEs NJ. TAyLoA . SON.
no4-tds N1otoGsep.
S.s-tossro on COR --tdlrF Q crop o. wheat vii be Eysn, saa
Gbso'u'e rr'ses'r on ths trst day or -a.uIg st5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04
BY GoDDlN 4 AppERsog. LUoIs.

6 .LEo OF co ". as, H6E-, PlRMtrG
- I'm pfenic ats, ProveDder, LPtaUk, Posfn sjord
wood, houst hoid FurBtyor 4, &c, &c, 10 s.Ir
st aLctioIt,- Al The T "a 1t OF WI = sI6iC, a.. (vho h /,
sold his farnJ We '4ah sci Asp,bls iu, toa, At te IL n o. vm- b
he bow res d 4 teE TO uI:eEtlB =" ZIG AtoLt IA e -ouartst, OF
& nile hotihesit o Rshmotd IN TCssD ~, The I N Noyerber
the place, c nilsiEg IN pat o. The FOL dwi.g, viz:
Ma COW oas Gesd lose ten hog a large ys'cel o. hrring
ipplefnent', a va uab e parcel Z clover h ~ and CstL. ssy.r.i
theus md fee: OF ssson-d ok feucsg Tl.nt. asr, tone 1the
naak, well seG,one5, sl1gs lrcl II oGk and cedar posis aud
hold and k'tchsI iufni.u e.
Also. 'n excel IT is- : family earisge, s1ltab'e for = physc,sr,
too numerous 10 mention.
TENS cash GeDDIT 4 ArpEzsoN, luet7.
p s-iso, = vhlrsble Io.o, block snd Iii AID H., eSsIn,
AMI a parcel Of txcele1t hard E.rs. =.
nova GA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

EO sGUs.s.-i s morning ii 10 o'ci0ci, / vii sell
~ 20 likely you5s hesroea.
ocli-dl 2. Y. P0SDRsN, Auct
IA LIKELY YDUEG kfGslEs ar w. Ttis mora
~ lag, conmrntns 81 10 O'Clock, we viii sell at or Auouoa
Rooms
YoRTY YOUNG IND LIKELY EiGRoHs,
Consisting Of nn sad woEe en-, boys and girls, women and child.
rn. DICKINSON 4 BILL,
jr2T Auctnpterl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-04

MT n Z.
nJHE suhs-hhsv ia0ua his fieatI 4 d Gu ATONE Q that he has
II Tenoyei from No |. nsnart II use, o No. -, Main stree,
,hs house recently occrpied by the Meysrs RloAAri,oa', as :
carpet st7rt, where he has = good Ns,Tm-nt WHATS, GAPS md
Furnishing q. DDS, Shi-h hsls disposed TO sell A los ~ similar
goods can he purchased In this CITY. TnAnkiul FOR pGE. patron
Ags, he Bouois and hopes 20 merit a contiau ,nce 81 the ssne.
osp-U JOHN rHnMppON
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Our Galveston Correspondence.


UnyNp STArEs MORTAR SCHOONER HsrEy JAMES
GALyKsrcS, Texas, Oct. 40, 1862.
Afa,y. VI Gaiceston--Aaothey Ram Preparing 70 Anoch
hs Fisst-Aa Attack Xaioscrdd-- D@eres rem fAe
Rebel dYsy, &C., de-
Az the Connecticut s or the bar an6 leaves ~ twelve
O'Clock compelled 70 haste n,stins my
ccmmur cation 10 your valuable payer. Every b'Te m
this part OF the country; we remain udspu'ed
lords Of all survey although runcr says as well
desertor, that are 10 be attacked by rem now
constructing aud several sai vessels We prepared
for anything like emergency, and think hat
give them very waria reception. The rebels have con
ccplrated about eight thousand ,roops at Virginia FONT
and fortified the place pretty strongly. The battery
placed command the long br dge connecting the
leland aud the mainland The runooat Vwssco. tom
rnandcr Guest steamed tow ards The bridge tcw dpvs
and them tsrte o her r,eal IN the shape
OF clevon.inch shell. Although using charge q,
twenty pounds ehe could not reach the bridge Fhc
too shalos ~ admit any vessel draw lg than
sixor eight feet. think we shall ~ ihe mcriar o.
them ia q lew dGys.
commander Renshaw, With lieutenant onps s.sndscg
Law and Acting Master Pennington, left here Wednes-
day last the steamers wcsife.d and Clifton FOR Ms;a
gorda. We have net heard from tbev yet but
.ined TO think that they TOOK tbe battery a, that pse
and ar safely inside the hsrbvr.
The rebels visit the town every night npessinf es,'y
that ~ 10 he found. Only last night We b"sfd the
Of woman crying FOR help We supposed tat they
iakDg her husband ot In fact the pVor worse
OF now than they before, they csanoi protect
themselves iu any shape. ant offer protection
while they remain IN the city, No person ID all aed ~
the city from the vessels. aud do not suppose anybody
wishes 10 70 there until have force Stationed sun
oient TO hold IL. think It ought TO be gsrrisined, ~
there are great many good Union men IN the place ana
IL would be good basis for operations Va the Interior
pcsertefs cone iD every hight Their Intelligence "
moth ING of importance. further than TO say that onehaf
OF the soldiers will deyeri occupy this psce
by troops. They are all apparently dseosed with JEFF
Davis and bis tools
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Mraiern virginia.

ANOTHER BRiIiltSr FRAT of GENsRhL krTLiY.
MsonEprap, HARRY CoCNrY NOV 10. 1892
10 GOVERNOR irsaroST--I cft New Creek on saturday
uoraipg the sth instant aud aiief ect uoas rncb -
our hours distance 81 about sixty miles 4che
imbodcnss emp on tn 80 th Fork, cshtcen nliies
sputh or place. - hall past SIX O'Clock yesterday
morning.
Ne attacked him al once aud routed bin completcy. .
gi!lng and woundng many Of the enemy also capiufbg
nls camp Gftv prisoners quantity W three nti
dr.d and hly fat hogs large number of horses cattle
yavops a., Ihe infantry routed aud cntilely il~
81 ted fleeing the mountains. Their cavalry were .
unfortunately for MS away on expedition, our suc'
cess would Rave been complete We burnt their cafnp
ond returned TO this place this evening.
had with mo a detachment of the First New York ca
vary, under the command Of Col McNeynods tho Ring
gold csvary under the command OF Captain Keys. the
Washington cavalry, commandci by Captain Greenfield
Rourks battery and three opmpanes OF the Twenty bird
Illinois infantry, under the copmppg Of MAJOR Moore
The infantry companies we're carried in wagons The
New York troops CANNOT be surpassed for petcn, cndu
rance march for gallant bearing when In action
Our attack uncx peoted and mpstuous that our
Ines iriqipg three or four slightly and
y we1naed none kiaed.
y v KklA.Y. Drisadicr General
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Arrival Of the Etna or Cape
Race.
FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
Collision Between the Austrian and
Italian Troops.
The New York Chaaher OF Conn
mcrce and the Alabama.
ADV NCE In COTTON.
As., Ae., At.

sT JoHss ~ r., Nov rs, 1899
The steamship E,na, from Liverpool tho 9Th, via
Queenstown The 9Th instant, passed Cam '.acc roc
10 New York nj O'Clock this afternoon. she was
boarded nv the yacht Of the press summary Of her
newa Obtained
III dates per the Etna four days later than thoss
lei tuo Europa at Halifax
Ia cal per the rtna ls not Of any par ocular
INFO, loree.
tsigl' collision had occurred between tho Austrian
pld io91 troops The frontiers Of Austria AMI italy,
bnl q',ict restored
The London Tins again adyerts TO The action Of tho
New York Chamber OF Commerce touching The reboi
steamer alabama and denies thai any blaac can DO "a
tached 10 England.
Tho london Daily Ne,cs takes altogether disslep
view Of the
Nh BRIGHT has written letter appaniug Preelicp
Iiucrps proclamation hberlte tho sllyes Of IL
Southern stltes.
The steamship City Of Vow York, from Sew York
rived u Liverpool on the 9TH instant
The steamship Hhcrnian, from Qoebeo arrived a Liy
erpool on the 9Th inst
Commercial Intelligence.
Co,ton--Sacs Of two days 5 900 blirs, IL ai
vance OF two pcnce u three pence since Friday. Tho
market closed buoyant.
Brcadstutis duh. wheat dscln,ng.
Provisions very duh.
Consols for money, 03tS
The New York herald., 1862-11-16

fend him beck to his own ship at Aaneas, 70 90 north
frorA there The bark nt Pensacola for repairs
A9fhe map you Published Of Aransas and vicinity was not
properly made out send you correct copy from regular
survey As Captain K leaves by the Rhode Island, and
the bark has new commander forward resume Of
the vessels captured destroyed by the vessels and
tenders under Captain X. e command -
VESSELS cApruREp AND psSrRrvr uvrrr STATES
pNrwR or iIrUTENAsT CON-
MANDlrd ,. W. RnrREpet-
Schooner =. g. Mcneil
Soop BellepoTt.
Soop Daniel webster
Sloop Swan.
Soop Mustang.
Schooner Reindeer.
Fiat Lamar
Scop Belle Italia
Schooner Monte christie.
Schooner Breaker.
Schooner Elmer soor HaDpah md stoa,ncy r. armed
rebel 1eet, Corpus Christi
Schooner Water Witch.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
sketch OF the Rehc, General vniepig~e.


Rrigaa,cr General John B. yiilepisue, whose death
IRON pneumonia took place few days since al PORT Hd
son IL the Mississippi river, Few miles above n
ton Rouge formerly connected with the regnlar mill.
tary service of the United states. He native Of
sih Carolina and entered West Point Military Academy
~ o cadet IN 1850. He graduated on the 3oth of June,
1850 srbot rariicalar hoBos In The same class
General Howard af Maine the brave Iienterant Grebe,
who vas kcd ~ Blk Bethel, and other Union officers the
rebe Genera g. s. Il Stuart and several odccrs in thai
SER iec. Or the ist OF July, 1854 he brevclici
SIC ua Lieutenant cc he SecoDd dfarJeBs ani the
2Tih Of May, 1867 promoted 10 trs ieuicpaney.
and vss ordered 10 the Southwest. TN the 3lss o:
March 1857 Lierienan, veps sent IN his resignation
which accepted. He al offered his services IL
The rsb. government. but Cor some little Time he held
rr, on u,,ticf position. He then made brgadier
general aud ordered 20 The Mississippi 10 May last he
bed tie 4n.apd og the rebci troops al Port Pillow and
Was b. she autographed t. Gen Bcsucgsfa lt a. II.
liza ccs n,i sen. t~v handfci eAeasgard % seles ~
Ieelcd with smallHv ~ his pas ard wh,I ihs siac
locu sas conirsd ic'l by ucn ilerk be sti PERSISTED
IN h assertion. Whsn Fort rilow e,scualcsl Crn.
Nl,lopigue ordered 20 Grenada, lss., and 10
command there during june and JrlY ~ this ytsr. III
la- snc. bscn u command ia the extreme Soe hwe.t.
anil now has fallrn victim the mseri y thc ssici
n VII .ch ns wac qu,f,ercJ.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
KEY WEs1.
The Health or Key West.
70 TEE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HFRALp.

Kxy wrsr BARRACKS, Florida, Nov. 9, 1852
AS there 10 he great misunderstanding in the
North regards the health or this place most hap
py TO say that this island perfectly healthy We
have had no case Of fever three weeks and think
can safely say win be entirely free from II for this
season.
We suffer very much hero for want u mails. For In
stance the last We bad from New York tho 18th q
You vim confer grea, fsvor vpcp ,be AMY ard navy
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
EXPLANATION OF CHART.

February, NheAhe 4rlhurs boats (C are advancing to
attack them.
D-RebclScavalry.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
T.e stca psship Nova Scotian.
rxr,aup po, ,sr. Nov rs. 1ae

r,s s,eamshp Nova scosian, from Liverpool on the
ia londonderry on the alst Of October. passed sAb
:, four o'clock this morning, ew rvsts TO o4sssh
~, p' ~. FORTY three cabin and hundred and nss4
s,soy.se passengers. Her news was W'sTsShee frss
cape Race.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16

aud South, may quote the following When secesn
gen, us nag Of truce the oiLcr day the officer command
iAg outer pickes asked the chyairy 10 take mo-
dosi quonclcr = -ns Dick Sw,vellor has it-which
Gec,uCd upon The ground that they could not inbibe
With The Invaders Of the sacred soil OF musquilo breeding
Carolina
The New York herald., 1862-11-16

az well as the citizens here ~ publishing this card and
using yonr Influence prevailing uiun tlc steamers cav
irg yonr city oi the Gui oucl here and leave The
mails. Very respectfully, ycais, tc..
WILLIAM +. crgNicR
tss stant Surgeon, ppeG states Army.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
A-Unned States bark Arthur sbel'ng febs' troops ~
February, 1862
B-rhe Arthur sheus rebel cavalry on, Of Ararsas N

pccks 80 fast that be has by auck saesa large rro
N the sales Of calico and other domesticswheh cost
Twelve and fourteen cents in New York, and are SOFA %
these poor pegroe. the figure Of nifty cents and up
wards snccccded, So the Californian would sv, 10
making s s,rsc y
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
IMPORTANT FROM MISSISSIPPI.
sharp Fight mt Holly Springs-Six Re-
bells Il iiIsd and Seven Rebel Officers
Capturcd-Death or General villipigUe,

VHf'NU6, NOV. 10, 1852.
SPECIAL despatch from Lagrange, Tenn, dated the
isth instant, says that FIVE regiments OF rebel cavalry
advanced ast evening from I.umkins Mills to within two
niles Of Holly springs skirmishing commenced and
continued for some time. The rebels lost six killed and
seven comnlssioDed officers captured.
Ihs res. General vllipguc died at Port Hudson few
day ago OF pneumonia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13

tInn which you propoee, and all the unconetitu.
tionaI acts of which your party officials have
hsen ouIIly.
TINE Republican party, through lie President,
through this House, and through the Senate,
had gwen construction 70 the Constitution
showing the absence of power to pass just such
Bills az YOU are now advocating and intending
to pass. la his inaugural address, after having
taken his solemn oath to support the Constitu-
ton. Mr.. Lincoln said,
"i have no purpose, directly or indirectly, 10
interfere with the institution of slavery IA the
States where IL exists. I believe l have no
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
ono FaIsehood Nailed.

The statement has been persisted In by sew.
eral newspaper correspondents and others, that
the rebels began TO evacuRte Corinth two weeks
before the occupation of that place by our
forces, and that Beauregard was already In
Richmond With portion Of his army when the
latter event occurred. This absurd and foolish
story Is dsproved by military orders issued by
Gen. Beauregard, aud published in the Mem
phis papers. Corinth was taken possession oi
by General Halleck's troops on the morning of
the Both of May. Besuregard on the 24th
pnblshed an order sending away all the public
correspondents from his army. II is possible
that the rebel General had then made up his
mind to evscuate, and that the bAnishment OF
the newspaper men was done to conceal this
movement when il should transpire. Wethere-
fore regard it ss certain that the withdrawal
OF either troops or baggage had not commenc-
ed at that time, end did not, probably for at
least two or three days after. OF course Beau
regard could not have reached Richmond with
auy part Of his fO'ces by the 3Oth of MAy.-St
Louis Republican.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
aonernI McCIoIlnn.

A correspondent Of the New York 7Tf6ane
paper which has virulently asssiled General
McCLELLAS, writing from before Richmond, on
Sunday after the battle of Fair Oaks, says:
Oh that rain which described! Had It not
been for that Mcclellan would to night have
been in Richmond. His plans we're maturel
and our march in overwhelming force and vigor
co Id not have been stopped. But il is only a
question Of time with the commander. | felt
to-day, for the first, full sense Of the vast la
bors be undergOes, and of the exceeding heavy
burden which weighs down bis heart aud brain, !,
when saw him di;mouns from bis horse at a
brook, and barring bis head, ash an orderly to
bithe it WITH water scooped up 10 his hands -
OVerburdsDed, harassed, ha pered soldier, may
the God of Battles give you success and give
you rest!
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negroes v. white Men.

The Republicans said they desired Kansas to
be made free State, so that the labor of the
negro might not compete with that of the white
man. Gen. JM LANE, 8 Republican United
States Senator from Kansas, said in his late
speech, before the "Emancipstion Lsague," at
the Cooper Institute, New York, that four thous
aud slaves had recently emigrated from Arkan'
sas and Missouri into Kansas. He also said thai
he had aided two thousand five hundred to emf
CRATE this year. Are the Republicans aiding Or
preventing competition of labor between the
two races, in KshsAs1 If the Republican pro-
gramme is carried out, negro labor will compete
With white in every State in the Union.
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MR. sAYLEn's ADDREs.-We regret that It
did not fall to our lot to hear the address Of the
Hon. Milton sAyler, Of Cincinnati, delivered at
Wes!ervlle, In this county, on Tuesday evening,
June 10, before the Literary Societies OF Otter.
bein University. Those who did bear i. speak
of IL In the highest terms, as q mastery effort,
both as to matter and manner.
The general subject discussed zee--man sLd
his proper educatiOD or training, 90 as to give
his faculties, physical, mental and moral, the
highest and most perfect developments of which
bis nature is capable. In treating the several
branches Of hls great theme, the orator ranged
over vast field, clothing his thoughts In sppro-
pirate and beautiful language and illustrating
them with striking and brilliant metaphors.
Yet his observations abounded in strong good
sense and sound philosophy.
As one of the evidences of thoroughly ed.
ucased man in the proper sense Of the term,
MIR. ssyler alluded to the development of patri-
osism, which implied love of country, man
ifested by obedience to law and order. He re.
ferred to the fact that half million or more
of our countrymen had rIsen almost instantan.
eously to enforce obedience to the Constitution
and laws of the land, as one OF the proofs OF
the superior development Of proper manhood in
America. A willing and prompt obedience TO
the acquisitions Of Law and order in children
and youth was one Of the surest signs of prop
er education and training In families and
schools.
The address Was listened to with deep and
f1ed attention by large and interested audi.
ence. Mr. sayler's elOcutiOn Of itself was o
charm, and when to that was added the richness
of the thoughts, the address was truly fssciuat.
ing. -f