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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-30

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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-18

Episcopal Services win be held at the Court
House every Sunday, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ. and
three P. M.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-18
San Francisco Adv's.
SEEDS! sEEDsl!
TO DEALERS,
Farmers Gardeners, and Others.


WE OFFER THE MOST ExTEN-
wv sive assortment of Fresh Eield, Garden, Fruit
and FlOwer Seeds the aci6cCaast, from the best
growers ih.theUnited States and Europe comprising
in part
IS,OOO lbs. Alfalfa eleven Seed, pure, growth 1891.
1000 lbs. Red Clover SeAd.
1000 lbs. White Dutch Clover.
100 lbs, Timothy Grass Seed.
l.vOO lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed
l,OOO lbs. Millet Seed
LOCO lbs Lucerne Clover Seed.
90 Bush. Red Top Grass Seed.
20 Bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
20 Bush. Rye Grass Seed.
20 Bush. Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
is Bush. Sanfoin Glover Seed.
10 Bush. Sweet Vernal Grass Seed
10 Bush. Crested Dogstail Grass Seed
10 Bush. California Prairie Clover.
500 lbs. Sugar Beet Seed.
500 lbs. Large Red Mangle Wartzel Beet
900 lhs. Long Blood Beet.
200 lhs Turnip Blood Beet,
500 lDs~ Ruta Baga Turnip Seed.
200 lbs Early White Dutch Turnp Seed
200 lbs. Red Tep Turnip Seed.
zoo lbs Long Orange Carrot.
100 lbs. White Belgian Carrot.
400 lbs. Assorted Onion Seed,
1000 lbs. Top ONIONS.
Together with an the varieties required
horticultural Implements Hedge Shears Pruning
Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and Budding
Knives, Saws, ETC., etc.
Boxes OF 100 papers, assorted Seeds put up expressly
for Dealers. A liberal discount will be made to the
trade.
We have very fne assortment of Dutch Bulbous
Fiowering Roots which we can pack to go secure for
any distance. HTh#
Catalogues sent on application. All orders ad-
dressed 10 j. r. SWEENY & co.
San Francisco,
ia Will meet with prompt attention RS
San Francisco Dec. %. 1861 SIN. G
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-18
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES resdnr 4

To COrrespOndents.-Pat residine in
any part of the State however distant who may de-
sire the opinion and advice Of DR.. Young on their re-
spectve cases, and who rsaink proper to submit a
written statement of suchj in preference to holding
personal interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself, and the
lattes as prorspty POSSIBLE. II the case be fully
and dcaaddly described, personal communications
VIII be suPereeded instructions for diet, regimen,
and the general treatment Of the case ITSELF (nclu.
ding Ae remedies viii be forwarded without delay
and In such manner to convey no idea of the
purport of the letter or parcel SO transmitted
eS- Office. ISL Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. J. C. YOUNG, MD.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-18

SHOULDER DIsLocATED.-Mr. VIM. Stone,
who resides at Selby Flat, had his shoulder dis
located, while riding down Main street, Sunday
afternOon, by being thrown from his mule.
The mule became frightened BY the barking of
dog, and giving jump threw the rider upon
a pile Of rocks. The injured man was taken
into DIR. Kentrs drug store, and the dlslocated
bones were adjusted by DIR. PIN.
CRY TAxEs.-We learn that $3.50 was
paid to the Marshal on Saturday and Monday,
on account of city taxes. About $500 has
been paid in thus far.
New GooDs.-Messrs. Horwies & Co., have
just received large assortment of fashionable
dry goods, az their store on Commercial street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-18

Keep IL Before the PcOple.--Rernember
that you can still buyyour Meats at the OPPOSITION
MARKET. No. 20 Bruad street, AT THE SAME Low
PRIoEs AS BEFORE. Don't believe what anybody says
to the contrary, but call and see for yourselves.
Nevada, Jan so, 1862
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-11
yoR TEE LANCASTER LkpoKR.

MIR. EDiTOs.-llHing read an article 10
y"ui paper over tn. signature f.W;!d Cat
touching the subject Of helping to harvest
the grain crop Ut ,hoss who are in th. wur,
of limited means. ! heartily concur in such
move, aud nm willing to lend n helping
hand ut time like this. Aud after | snull
have d"nr INV part, | shall look upon il II.
having only paid a debt which | ou ed to
t"is or that Volunteer NJ II neighb0r. Ii ev.
cry mnn would do his duty, the grnn coop
"f those Who need uSsis,anc. could bc saved
and d" un NO injnry. ] brlieve there are n
bout 5000 slaves in this District Then the
presumption would be. that, out Of that
number there ~ould BE- 25OO working hands.
u this is u correct inclusion. these hunds
could m"re than harvest the grain crops Of
those who onght to have assistance, in one
single day. and ! presume there arr but few
planters who could not spare their, hands one
day and scarcely miss the time.
We have in the war, from this Dstric Ct,
between seven and eight hundren m.n, and
] suppose That not more than two huodred
"f this number have l~fi farms. who need
assistance in harvesting their grain crop -
u this ia no, it can be seen that if these
$500 hands would only work one day Tor
these two hundred volunteers, il would he
only fraction over - days work to each
hand. aud that would saw. their inlire grain
crop. am willing to let my whole fore.
work one day for these men. Or Ole hand
he nun,ber Of day. ,hs: ! have hands to
work fher. fore lot us oil VINO are nb;-
Il mean those who o"n money, as well as
sla"r-,) lend helping hand in harvesting
the grain Of those 10 whom | have alluded.
Then ~hen this war is over mud pence j.,
mad they vii! thank us and We can meet
them sisn nm easy e"nssirnce. J A.C.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-11


upon preparing for their main attack to-day
(Monday.)
Latter in the evening the enemy appeared
IN force near the battle field of the morning
which was then held BY our msn. General
Aahone's brigade still occupied the advance
and We're drawn up in line Of battle, pre-
pared to meet the foe, not~ iths,anding the
severe loss it had sustained in the morning.
Many Of our dead aud wounded still re-
manned upon the field, ain ong them the bo-
dy Of the lamen,ed Colons; I.omax. An
omnibus VA. sent out to get "a many AZ
possible, but this was captured by the enc.
my. The Yankees advanced to the edge
OF piece of woods, within about on. thou.
sand yards Of our line, " here they halted
and rr'nsined at dusk. Gen. Mahour's brig.
ade was soon reinforced by several brigudes
Which were drawn upa short distance in its
rear, while large force was placed near
BY in reserve. President !Dn,is, Generals
Lee Smith, Longsireet, Stuart, and ether
commanding Generals. were upon the
ground Mt this point, showing that i, WIS
nh iuPortant position in tho affairs of The
day. Thus matters stood at sunaown. As
Ii" further attack was anticipated during the
high'' our troops prepared TO bivouac on
The held, IN readiness for the events Of TO-.
! day,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-11
Battle Of the Chichahominy.

We give el@ewherc in this paper ~ full re.
ports Of the battle Of the Slst May and the l.t
June. between Geu. J.hnstons army on our
side and the Federal Amy under Gen. AcClsl
Ian. ~ have been received up to the time Of
'our. g "ng to press. Il appears that apo,tion
OF zen. McClean's forces crossed the Chchs.
,hon'ny OH Friday evening and were attacked
er'l, y" Saturday morning by our forces. The
hSh; Was confined with great spirit until night,
The enemy being driven from the ground whiclr
he held IN the early part Of the engagement
On Sunday morning the battle WAS renewed by
the enemy and raged throughout the day, less
unrenittmgIy, however, than OIL the day pre-
'vtous. The advantages gained by our meu OH
Saturday were fully "Autained ,h, oug ghout Sun.
day.
The number Of the entmys forces engaged
L. 'sntirely coijectursl; Of Gen. Johnston's army
there could not have been, accoring to the va
rious statements, more than from que fourth 70
'one.thi,d sngsged la the battle. All Of tho nc,
counts ii,m our side concur in sa,Ing that, the
number OF tie enem,is forces engaged, e1cee-
d ours coi,side ally.
That the tory was on our side, there is
scarcely any room 'o doubt: the enemy was
driven trom his position, and his dead and
wounded, it is believed, greatly exceed ours.
But although the victory is with US. like the
battle OF shiloh. il decides nothing. except the
i"donntable ralor aud superior hghting quail.
ties OF our soldiers. There are still two large
and splendidiy equipped Armies within sight Of
each other, and the great battle which !. u d.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-11
ARMY CORRKsPONDzNcE.
CAMP, NEAR RicHMURD. Va.
J,NE, 7th Is, 4.

Mr.. EprroR-Ths I2th Regiment Ia
| nov about seven miles Noru of tho city Of
Richmond. and has beer in this neighbour
hood since III. retreat Of IN. "aImy Of the
k..ppahannock" from Fredericksburg, which
| took plxce ON the 23d ult. The retreat " rs
conducted 10 admirable stylv under The com
niand of acting Mrjor.Generni Anderson
~ far as No know, without the Iuss of n
man. IL would not interest your readers, 4,
tris Isie day, to chronicle tho incidents Of
tie march; 80 | merely, say We experienced
many Priv"ti"ns ana endured severe kurd
ship" on the rond. The distance. I nave heard
Sci down at seventy miies-it took US six
days to marcl. il. The artillery led tn. I'D.
vance, cutting up the roads and mukinp il,
exceedingly difficult for fuotm.n TO ~push
along keep moving" Creeks, branches,
mudholrs &c ,meIe not considered Obstacles,
nut ON "eht the steady tramp U! The weary
soldi,rs-oItrn knee deep in mud and ~u,sr,
and lo cap the whoIv--preci"us little 10 eat.
Tue proclamation Of the Yankee Geu.r.l
Bu,lcr, at Ne" Orleans, VAS read ut dress
pHrade the dny before We left our posi,iu,
IN ireut VI Frede,IrSsLurg. IL stirred up
the hatred sIrssh !" the bosom of ever, SOL
dIer, aud it the l2th lad been permitted To
nppease their vengeance upon the foe front.
ing them. there would not have been many
lett 10 tell the tale. The wretch WHO thus
dures ~ denorn I,1e and disgrace our l,ved
ones NJ hoih-, deserves II ielons gave.
tn" l2ih Wa. not in The recent ~ngag.-
ment Om the 3ist May and ist June, al.
though We were held Ia readiness TO march
nt n"menis notice. The enc Of ne ion
was about II miles from our camp, at lha,
time
Yesterday, the h. the cn.u,y was rep"r.
IL" 10 be advancing quite n slir ~as suon
Visible IN c"mp; courlers were riding u, full
speed Ia ever, direction; We knew what
Was next, even il there was not Yankee
IN leu uiIes Of Us. Sure enough the long
rCl' beats, the Regiment is u,nrched I'll to
The scene Of action. We met the horse p,ck-
els who rep"rted the woods, opposite the
river. tull vi Yankees; We murcn down To
the river aud tiud our piekets lying down
in ditch ~i'""'ing at the enemy. iiere nh
order comes from Gen Gregg, that Capt.
McCorkIe's and Vanland,ngI,a ham > con- pan,.s
fa'd the river and test the strength oil lie
enetny. Accordingly these two c"mpunies
plunged over the river, under lire or tie ell.
emy, drploy-d as skirIni.hers and charged
the 'ooOds--the eneGIy retired like the u
Was after them. Thus ended the " i,ule uf-
fair aud nobody hurt on either side.
There il report iu camp to day ,ha, thi.
brigade will be removed To Sorlh carolina.
but such pleasing news to this Regiment i.
no, likely TO prove uue. More anon
Local
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From Corlnth

We presume that the Government doe,
not nt this time allow any dispatches whut.
ever la relation to the situation of affairs a,
Corlnth 10 pass over The wires. W. there.
lore give the latest news from that QUARTER
40 Ne nnu il ia our western exchauyes. len.
v'ng our readers ~ form their own couclu.
siuns.
The Mobile Advertiser, of Muy 81, says
II Is rumored tGat ou W.due-day evening,
General ilardees DIVISION Was Engaged for
several hours, little to the right of Far
mIngton, hrst driving the enemy back, but
being afterwards driving back in turn to
their rifle pits The canuunadiny i. said TO
nave been heavy, rensing about q o'clock
We have authentic inlellig .nce Of impor.
'ant movements auuB. our forces at Co.
rnth, which will bc mxdu public IN due
time.
The Jackson MissDsippian. of the 3ls,
ult says: The cars nave com. in, bringing
Intelligence from Corinth. The canuona.
ding proved TO Dc the heavy skirmishing al
fnrm'n9ton. the very latest and most re-.
liable Information places beyond doubt, We
THINK, tha' our army is evacuating Corinth.
Doubtless it is the dictate Of military STRAIT.
rgy, ihteudrd TO force the enemy, by flank
movement, t" quit their entrenchment. an i
| engage us. We are also led to be,eve that
We have been. or will he compelled to
evacuate Fort Pillow. In that event. our
readers should not b" surprised, 5efors our
next Issue, to hear that Memphis has fallen
into the hands Of the cneIuy.
correspondent Of the Atlanta Conf.de.
'acy, wiring from MoOiie, says: From what
! can learn, and the best opinion am able
to form. We may expect an early falling
back Of Beanregnrd and his nrmy-proba.
bly, twenty or thirty miles on the Mobile
road. This Is necessary to get wafer, if
nothing else. II is all stuff about thos. ar
tesinn wells. Tten the enemy have ad.
vnnced TO where they can shell our lines,
aud We cannot got at them without cross.
ing a creek and great swamp, " here We
would be met by heavy gu.s. One Of their
a'nSs |, covered by swamp that VIC can
not carry artillery across. and We can't GO,
hight out OF them, without advancing on
their front. where tney would have every
advantage ofentrenchmcnts and heavy guns.
This advance We have to make or fall back,
and draw them still further into our coun.
try, where We can have good water but in
ginning this advantage we lose the railroad
from Coslnth 10 Memphis.
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THE SArr Wopvs Tbur.d.v La.

THE SALT WoRxs.-On Thursday last,
We understsnd, there were upwards Of :.
TOO wngons at the works, waiting their turn
for salt. Many of these wagons are return.
ing, some Of them empty, others with q
sack or two Of salt, for which they say they
We're compelled 10 pay Sc per bushel a.
the SaltvIIle Depot. Tney purchased a,
this exnorbI,ant price rather than wait q
couple Of weeks or return empty. The
price at the works is 81 per -hsl.-Abin
gdon VirginiaN
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ToR THE LAscAsrER LEDGER. !

Had the south made the military prepar.
alton which she has, aud then permitted
Abe to invade her, he could not have sub
dued her. To havrhoiden her in suhi.ction. h.
it would have required more soldi.ry than
he could have paraded THIS needs no
argument to command belief il might he
considered self evident. How wild then
was the idea that she could bring Us under
tue yoke with the probable Persistence that
any but blind fanatic might have ex prctcd
th~t We would make. Bot although sub
jigation l. out Of the question, We all have
= desire TO see an end ~ this dire aud bloody
strife. How can this be- .ifuctei in tile
shortest time A proper appreciation Of
this truth, viz: that an easny indicates by
the hostile means wh!eh he employs against
his Toe, that which he most breads himself
suggests th. mrans. IL ihi. war IT,. Norlh
has greatly distinguished herself for the
practice Of malicious niischi~f-for q wan.
ton destruction of property aud for reducing
10 severe suffering the inhabitants VI the
sections efceuntry shs has invaded. NoS,
u 10 this she most breads u. rsslf, and, "a
bring her 10 proper sense Of her duty. let
us turu loose the "dogs Of war" upon her
own territory aud teach her by experience
IA ds,iss ~hsss sLs owss 70 - Ths 80.