Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
TIE MARKET TARIFF.


| have talked With . good many Of the sfris.ss a
Richmond and eandidy believe that thrsofsurtbs Of
them opposed TO the tariff prio.s sIsd By General
Windsr; and but for few individu.ls Who woSk skin
asa for his hide and talOw, the neHus wosd never
h,ve been resored TO- These persons vent before Gen.
winder and induced Elm 70 believe tba. the e~r-,ry
people we're swinilIps The eitsns whom the n,sss
the fact The currency keeps things higher th.l 80
would otherwise be. There d class Of pecph Who
carry "Ha,h +" to market to pslu Cd upon the county
people that worth the paper Il written o. f,ers
is Why the oountrynan would rather rel to
huckstsr than 10 stand in the market: He sells his
load t, the huckstsr and he gives him paper money
that will not pas, be can return Ii him. Which OF
hs could not do selling to srsngsr Country persons,
no. acoultousd to 90 TO market lose from tuo 70 three
dollars every time they 20. HANOVER.
CIrrIrs Jszs q. HsasIs-BavAr AID Nosrs,r.-
Invariably 90 hand In hand. The oc.a r.po.t Of O ps.
John II. Morgan Of Il his scouting tIpeei:icns De-
yond nurfreesboro, Tenntssse. which We prs.shsd on
Thursday last, afJrds srkng illustration OF this. 10
that report Captain Morgan, sr reoes iins what bad
bean accomplished BY bis lite oAmnsnd, says;
"Returuisg slous in The direction Of hurffsesboro
encountered picket Of six men, who surrendered 70 mo
on bling summoned and delivered up their rms"
While the brave Captain i 90 modes; 10 announcing
the ul aecsmpsnnentof one OF b, sioet cGns
deeds of the var, We NUT, tor the beltfi Of Lr'ory
and the pleasure Of our readers tell o. he sf.ir a.
actually occurred.
After hsviag ukep os prisoners near Nsshvl,. With
his Is men, Captain Morgan started thon bscx 10 three
different de.ac anents While subsequently, Ieu Ding
alone with the intention Of ovsriaking tbs ho
crossing the pike be observed some dnance in advance
Federal ofaosr. &ooesting eoudky mAn Who wss sp-
nrosohinr him from that drectiou CapAn horesu a..
ssrtained that the Yankee w. . Lieut. Burns, With
picket Of fss men, who ct the tine In house
me side Of the road. INSTANTLY forming hs purpose
Captain Morgan loossusd his rsvtlser., buttonsd his
Federal overcoat SO as 70 conceal hn own unofm and
galloped up 70 the picket. /
"How arc matters, Lieut. Burns" said Captain Nor.
gan, addressing the Yankee officer.
"An right, Colonel" responded Burna
"Where are Jour m.n" asked Morgan.
''In the house there, replied Buns.
"Nies way Of attending 70 yeur duy, dr. Cendjor
yourself under arrest aud hand ne your sword and ps-
tel," said Capt. Morgan.
His order promptly obeysd and Captain Morgan
then directed Barns 70 call out his sngy. After
requiring them 10 hand to him their ELbrs aud guns no
ordered them to match.
we are going the wrong direction, Colonel" said
Burns AFTER tsey bad started.
mo, lie all right. Isn Os,isis H1pasp hid tho
brave partisan 70 his thoroughly frightened CAP
tves.
Al this juncturs, Capt Morgan Vas Joined BY one Ct
bis ns2, Mr.. spauldug, whs had with lin four oil dc
p, sasrs taken early In the day. Af.er narcbiag all
night they safely reached their connssd sth the ten
prisoners.
All this but goes 10 show what can DO scs omplshed
BY daring, courageous yet prudent and discreet
We should hive Morgan with bis batd 10 cot q a d
d. sIoy supplies, burn bridges, tM Up roads and bal.
rAss annoy and cripple the vile Hrsslsn invaders on
ssry mile Of road btwsen the Confederate lines and tho
Ohio river.-AtaHta Oonytd1day.