Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
War News.
Through War 10 Peace

II canuot he denied that the Emancipation Proc.
lanatIon OF President Lincoln will be nuitv ev.or.
when tho military power is sufficient 70 one,.. :.
Ihere Is, therefore, for congratulaion in ,b
''s'S q renewed activity on the part of our army
anu navy that arc visible in all parts of the country
"cN iellans forces are very active and larpe bodcs
OF them have already advanced into Virginia, S;coI
ana Helntzelman in motion but whrye is NOT o.
DC exactly stated. The President. it is s.;d no..
JUST been paying visit to Gen. McClsllan,s be,d
quarters and 1t is probable his object was 70 u,isb
'i'o General goodbye and bon uoyggs Az No,foIk
at ouiioik and on the James River there are son f
SURFING events soon 10 occur. Gen. Mitchell !, nr.-
p@f'ns Tor business in South Carolina: Gen. Ru.lI
IS ~i'ef The rebels in Kentucky; and our Ayr0;.. :.
Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee aad
"oON' 70 Oeg'n active fall campaigns. The navy.
wv as sOoA 70 open the thunders Of feet of iron.
o'Au s'eAner'' and the principal ports at the South
mat have received the supplies sent from Nassau.
from Havana, and from England will be ours bseor.
the winter sets in
AA tnese operations arc part of the mode Of exc.
me RESIDENTS Proclamation. Three montbs,
ho"Ce is given to the rebel States, and after that
'ne' they do not give proof orreturning LOYALTY.
'hoir slaves will be free. There will be many hat.
ties fought in that time for the most desner,e mr.,
OF every war is that part which immediately nroceds.
i'' conclusion But we have the strength and the
!sN' on our SIDE and we are going to make the
0s' "solouS use OF them that we have ever vet
""ue' Through such war, prosecuted amid
scenes OF horror, and bringing frghtfu trials on all
P0r'S OF our once happy country, we must pass. in
ordeR that We may re-eStablish the Union and ,n,L
a peace that will be perpetual. When such peacs
IS established We shall look back upon the trials of
'hls period and think the sacrifices made not ,oo
great Tor the object attaned-tle re.establishmert
OF our nation. stronger than ever and released from
the terrible domination of the slave mower of tho
South wv
Ien. Morgans (Union) forces have arrived At tbs
ONO from Cumberland Gap.
THE REBELS IN KEErucKY
Inc Louisville Journal is informed by Gentle.
man who has opportunities to possess information
AS 10 inc movements of the enemy in Kentuckv tbat
The whole number Of confederate troons in tho St..
is SeTenty-eight thousand men, all told. includinr
nine thousand recruits who have ioined tbcw s;,oo
'hey entered the State Two thousand of the latter
have already deserted.
THE REPORTED INFLUX FUGITIVE BLACKS.
30 Tar from oVerrunning" Washington and Aler
ihdria the fugitive blacks in Ihe two cities are not
near numerous enough to supply the needs of
government. The thousands from Virginia who
ave sought refuge in Philadepha have disappeared
In" dSmand in p ivate quarters for this class of
abor seems to ba very great
RErAILAroRY MEASURES,
lho rebel Congress is highly indignant over Pres.
ocht LlncOIn's enlanci patton measure and b.v. ;n
roduced resolutions of retaliation One menho,u..
favor of authorizing every citizen of the ,ebsI
'ates to put to death every Union soldier caught in
rms IN the rebel States. Another wanted the black
lag raised, and war of determination There b.s
cen great deal of talk Of the black fac. but m
rudent regard by the rebels for their own lives hs
ways postponed its production. They will No, aa
hurry to lnaugurate war Of exteymin.,ion
lough they may adopt measures Of retaliation
inch will make it very uncon Portable 10 the nr;s-
nors they may hereafter take in battle. Ifit makas
le Union soldiers resolve not TO be taken. II will
ave very good effect.
shelbyville has been evacuated by the rebels.
The storekeepers of Paris, KY. sent their rood
way to prevent them falling into the rebel bapS
Wo ascesssionists retained their stock andw
ought out by the rebels, receiving confeSer
oasy In Paymsni.