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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
INOl CONVERSATIONAL TICKET!
PUBLIC SPEAK NC!

U0N. GEORGE W. JULIAN will
.--,k - the f,llo~ng times and places.
Lynn. Mond'y. sept. 10Th. At . O'Clock
VI.
sgs-,anburr. Monday, sept. 99th. at
c ~lvlirhrns.
salem. Te,sday, sept oO.h, a, so'elock
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cs-alrlighting.
Hevor'.schoo Hoa.e. W edneslay; Octl
l. a, > O'Clock 4. u.
nyerscIi. "Wednesday. Oct. let, At
clnileilhtius.
Ridsr,He. Thur.a,y. Oct. 81. at 9
o'clock r. VI.
s.irs.e-. Thursday. Oct, ~, :. candle.
l'shting.
w:ud.or, Friday, Oct. ID. at 2 O'Clock
Farmland. reiiay. DC, "a. at candle
Light.
Huntsville. sasurday. Oct. ith, At .
O'Clock r. VI.
BiannincsTort. SATURDAY, Oct. 4th, at
ndleli shtug.
lasautsiile, Tuesday, Oct. 7th, a, .
o'clock z. VI.
Questions 81 startling interes, Gill b
discussed. Everybody, irrespective Of
g.rsy. q. invited.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
THE NEWS.
FRIDAY, sEFr. l2ru.

SAirnishing has been going on
near the Licking river, Ky
Federal loss two killed; loss OF
he enemy unknown.
Several regiments of General
Grants army arrived in Cincin
natl yesterday.
Maysville, Ky. was taken by
the rebels yesterday. The Tn
Ion people let, taking every
u NJ valuable away with them
John +. Pott r, Congressman
from Mieh sAn. has been unani-
mou,ly nominated for re elect
iol.
Washington rs safe" Gen.
ilalleck states that the dcfcnscs
a. Washington is 50 complete as
- renle' IL capture impossible.
That has been the word from
that direc,ioa for eighteen months
past. The people want to hear
fla, "ihe Government is safe
d Is for Tie purpass Of some day
hearing :hs glad tiding. Of the
safety 81 ,he Government tha,
they alve poured out 80 much
Llo9I aid treasure, and Mt Tor
She protection of Washington
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

-"x,st--,hat | acted the coward or
dcserter-l am bound 10 belize
that he made lp hi, report ir"n
inior nation derived Iron o'her>,
who designed 70 inu-r me.
II Colonel korti hu> mad" pnl-
lac "A charge 80 bla t,nL ~ III
above up0l thc stijt ncn,' II
oIhers without .ir.t. rs tc has
JAILED TO do, call!nl on mr. -
know whit %explan,lca ,"uh BE-
made, hr has donr an action
which e will D. h~li hrcnu.tt-
Die. Ii hs maA-s The ,htrsc ~
on any alleged knowlclsr al ,he
facts, | have only TO >iy that J
brand tn >tlteacnl a<amo TIN
famous lai>rhnDd. and demand,
and VII secure an Investigation
"a Will show that | ain tie VIC
tin oi n most infamous plot. |
am happy to say 10 ny rr.c..t,
and the pal lie gene ally thai
VII produce The e;idrne of ny
entire company that ] ,iond tY
them and with them in tirri dead
ly struggle, exposed, Zoo, Tor {.
long time after every osIIr: ,oAn.
pIny had received ORDERS 10 re-
treat. The record at killed an1
wounded IN my cumplny|1lls
attests this TACT, only = aLieea
out Of eighty having ,o...u cut
with me.
At one tine. when the enemy
vas hDYiing his deadly missiles
upon u IN front and upon The
left flank, every otiIec IohplnI.
by previous order. WAS OH he re-
treat. and why We wer let II
this nerclIe.s slaughter without
similar orders, Is let f,r those IN
authority to answer. who seek 10
censure their interiors. Il WI.
not until we wer" about to be-
surrounded, that | gave the Or
der to retreat. only as, a sus-
pension OF Judgment or OPT ion
In the case until the facts are Pee
seated, and then let the curse OF
lniamy rest where i belongs, and
let him who has acted the COW
ard, either upon horseback or NJ
on loot, see to it that his record
Is right, and his actions above
Suspicion
GEORGE III. B0xEBRAKE,
Capt. Co. G, 6Jth, lad. Re-.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

Pursuant 10 4 resolution o: the BoArl
OF Directors OF the Lake Eric & Pacific
Runway Company notice J. hereby given
TO the subscribers TO the capital stock of
sand company, that each s~tockholdrr is
requested within thirty days of the publ
cation Of this notice, To pay into the Office
oi the Treasurer of said company At Cam
bridge City, Wayne County, Indiana, a
first mstallmtnt of ten (l0) per cent. on
the stock subscribed by him.
L.. Q. RAWSON, Pres't
RoTAL JENNINGS, Treas.
June IL. lr62. "A
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

McClellan's BIZ victory. Gen.
VI les's force at Harper's Ferry,
has surrendered 10 the rebels.
81 900, 900 worth of roprrty
destroy ed AMI lhe General Ii Jed
The Indianapolis journal, oil this
mornin :, says:
ia PLAIN Engl 81 Mcclellan
has suffered a severe il not dis
astrous defeat on one wing OF
his army, and the final effect Of
the big victory seems to be moth
ing but disaster. Ii is about
time that lying bulletins were
ended. Pope lied himself into
iniamy. NC elan is follow ns
hum"
The people every where are
demanding that this incompetent
or traitor General Mcclellan be
removed. II the Administration
expects much more from the 10y
al people Of the u ion, 1t must
put the command oil our armies
into the hands OF pltrIo.s, and
those who know how and what
to do to save our country IRON
destruction. NJ Cleilan has had
every opportunity 10 show his
"Napoleonic' g%ereraIship, and
he has failed to exhibit 1t in The
Least. One hlndred Thousand
graves in Virginia give unmis
Il aDle evidence o. h,s uuftness
20 command an army.
Let the Al niniStration put
such men a 5 gel, Fremont,
Banks and Lew Wallace in the
chef commands and in SIX
months time THIS inernal rebel
lion will be ended.
Hagerstown has teen occupied
by our forces.
A terrible fight took place a,
Munfordsville, Ky, on the latin
Twenty one hundred raw nen.
under command OF Col WIlder.
of the 18th Indiana, were attack
ed by three regiments and aee
batteries. The fight lasted hye
hours, our forces whipped he
rebels with terrible slaughter.
They admit 4 loss o Owe 100.
Federal loss 81. Our men were
strongly intrenched aud well pre-
pared, cOmpeuSating m ptstipr
their rawneSs. IL vas p spirn-
did victory.
The rebels ere sail III po iuon
in Groht OF the tort hcatoas It
Cincinnati. They nave been
reinforced by Humphrey Mar
shall. No fears are e|a'crtlned
for the safety OF the city. The
C:ncinnatans are ANXIOUS Tor the
att lck 10 DE- made, and are conf
dent Of n glorious victory in case
the rebels choose to 'comc at
EN-"
THURSDAY, lSTn.
The following, from the Indi-
annapolis Journal is about all of
Importance that is confined in
dis mornings dailies:
s'lhc news Yesterday nut 4
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Let Us hear that "the
Governn ent Is safe" and the
glad words will be re-echoed with
a hearty good will.
SATURDAY., l3TH.
Gen Mcdowell mas written a
letter to the President, request
Ing him to have a court instItu-
ed tor the invest CATION OF his
conduct as "A Federal General.
The rebels are reported to
have entered Pennsylvania, des-
tined for Harri .burg and Phila-
delphIa. That State is in d
Ilaze Of excitement. The loyal
men oil Old Pennsylvania will
soon drive them back
There is great rejoicing among
the rebels OF Baltimore. They
are threatening the lives OF I'm
.ion;sts.
Gen c NJ. Clay has been or
dered to report to Gcn. Butler a.
New Orleans, for duty.
The Washington army is NOV
ing into Maryland. There will
be fighting or running in that
State soon.
Bragg is reported to be in
Tennessee. Blell is watching
him.
Gen. Mprgln [Federal at
Cumberland Gap, made a foray
through the rebel lines and cap
,ured a provision train AMI cattle
enough to subsist his army sixty
days. lie also captured the rebel
General Austin and sixty sol
diers.
Kirby Smith is reported to be
at Lexington.
The 2d Virginia Cavalry Lave
routed Jenkins's guerrillls in
Western Virginia.
TUESDAY, l6rH.
The news from the Eastern
Department is glorious. The
army of the Potomac under com
mand OF Gen. Mcclellan, has
net the enemy and routed them
near Mlddletown, Maryland.
The rebel General Lee was
wounded and Garland killed
Jackson was whipped in three
battles. A great many prisoners
were taken. Il is stated that
Gen. Lee gives his loss at $4,000.
The rebels are retreating and
our forces are following them as
rapidly as they a be moved.
We shall, perhaps, hear more
GOOD news from the Army of the
Potomac to morrow
General Reno was killed in the
recent fight IN Maryland.
4 battle has taken place on
Grcea River. Our forces were
attacked by the rebel, under Dun
can on iet Sunday. The fish,
lasted eight hours. Our forces
were victorious. Rebel loss
heavy. 4 renewal Of tn attack
was expected.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
SHAVING SALOON,
BU KNER & OUTLAND.
BARRIERS / Hi'EDRESSERS.
SHOP on MIN STREET,

i'-7ef'aictp ORR n. y. hi=er's Sfoy,.
liirN are prepared 20 shave, cat ani
clc"u-- the hair. renoNate clothing, ct,.,
10 me latest and most approved st,lc,aua
coz the most reasonable ttrns.
Lriie> wishing their services in tie
hairiressinE line will I've waited uprn at
their residences. bs s,udirg th.ir orJ,f.
70 the saloon. n.ar : ~
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BDST and SAOE

NJ II r x
CariSt kayser. Geo. Keller.
PROPRIET0RS.
We ketP constantly an hand ready
msd, Boot an shoe. We are s'.o IRE
pared - manufacture th,s, articles 90 Or.
der u neat, s~v,stlusiai m1uncr. Trr
us. We .i. also pay ~ highc~, r..h
prices for hiie- sreea o. i-i,i. ni9Ir
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
H UaSDAV, 18TH.

The following, from the lndi-
annapolis Journal is about all of
Importance that is confined in
ibis mornings dailieS:
"'lhc news yesterday put 4
b tier face on the conflict along
the Potomac. II spite OF NJ
Clellan's jubilant di pitch on
Mopdiy night, the general result
oil the battles of Sunday and
Monday morning wls agains, us.
had succeeded in forcing ihr
enemy OIL, OF their post. on on
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Bcloi will re found a Card
from Captai George III. Bone
break denying the charge made
against him OF cowardice in the
Richmond battle. Lieut.. Way
and others OF his company vino
came through with the Captain
peak in the highest terms of his
action Upon that bloody field
during the first engagement, after
Hhiyh, in the general rout that took
lace, he became separated from
MS company. He has asked for
court martial, which will prob
ably be convened next week:
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
Cara.

lNDIANAPoLIs, Sept. II, 1852.
Ed. JoURNAL.--On nv return
from Louisville last evening,
18th the remnant of the Goth who
survived the recent disasters near
Richmond, my attention was
called to a report made by Col.
Korff, who was temporarily plac-
ed in command in the absence of
Col. Bickle, in which | am
charged with "actIng the coward
and desc ting my COMPANY" Ii
III $ charge is true | do not feel
TO have any longer the respect or
confidence OF honorable men, and
should forever regard myself as a
branded oLtca>t, unfit for the as
sociations OF lie TO which pride
and ambition have directed NE.
| know well my position as an
Off er and a soldier, the rigid
rule which exacts respect from
the inferior to the superior; but
when my honor, which is dcarer
to me than life, is thrown in ono
scale and authority and influence,
which may be brought 10 inllict
malignant wounds, in the other
there is no AUTHORITY | will no;
disregard, no restraint | will not
disobey.
Col. KoriF was an entire stran-
ger 10 me, and personally he
could have no cause 10 misrepfe-
sent the facts AMI as he could not
have scen What did not
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

and ITS its corrupt public men
and incompetent and traitorous
Generals. Let us hear that "the
Governn eut is safe" and the
glad words will be re-echoed with
a hearty good will.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
BURNsIDE's SITUATION.

The Abolition army Of the Potomac is criti
cross again at fredericksburg. Should it
coss and compel Gen. Lee to retreat, it will
have the passage Of four rivers, (the Malta
pony, South Anna North Anna and Chicks-
hominy,) to effect before it reaches Richmond,
and limo Of eighty miles 10 defend and keep
open in its rear. At any season ofthe year such
feat would be irupracticablc TO attempt it
now with Lees veterans disputing every inch
OF ground, would be an act Of madness. To
cross lower down the Ranpahannock would
be more difficult; for no railroad would then
furnish supplies to the Federal army, and
there are none in the exhausted country
through which it would pass. At Port Royal
the river Is three times as vide aS at Freder-
'ckshurg, the hills on the Southsde equally
high, and creek Immediately above and one
Just below the town. 1t is 4 "cul de sue
which, il the Federal army enters, 1t may
never escspe from. Thi oughout the whole
length of the Rappshannock, either there are
hills extending to the river and forming biutlS,
VI hich render its passage by an army imprac-
ticsbIe, or hills oil great height short dis
lance from the river, which, occupied by our
arms, will prevent, as at Fredericksburg, the
advance Of an invading enemy. Burnside can
not advance. Nor can he winter his army
where il nov is, for the Potomac and Rap
pahannock, three winters out of four, freeze
up So IS to prevent any other navigation than
that by ice boat seamcrs. The army would
starvc long heforrn sufficient number Of such
bGata could no colecIed and brought into SER
vice, 50 AS 10 furnish ii supplies. 1t often hap
pens that even these ice brats cannot force
passage up or down these rivers. Burnside
cannot advance nor can he stand still.
Can he retreat, The Potomac is ternpes-
tuous, and .ts Virginia shore everywhere
shallow. II would require throc weeks time
to convey his army, its Wagons, horses and
stores, by transports, to Washington, for they
are scarce Of such vessels on the Potomac,
and have found it difficult even to transport
supplies to the army. Besides the river will
probably freeze up and prevent this mode of
retreat If tho retreat is conducted by land
to Alexandria, Lee will harrsss his rear, and
perhaps, greatly damage or destroy his army
before it reaches Washington. Yet we 6c-
lieve this retreat by land is his most feasi-
BILE mode of escape, and that he will be COM
PEELED to attempt il.
Should he reach Washington his troubles
are not ended even them for in the event Of a
hard freeze, single railroad track must per
init supplies to Washington. There was great
want of fuel and forage in that city last win
ter. The dearth may be greater this witer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23

, Eo'ccment ofthc credit Of the ConGederacywith
who arc disposed to estimate the remote
chances Of failure to establish oil: indepen-
dence. And this Improvement of our credit
would be an exceedingly valuable cont'ihu-
ton to ou, resou ces, and diminutiou of our
expenses. We cculi thereby make better
p DIVISION for ou. necessities now, rs we'll as
tighten the burdens ofthc fntu I.
Tho Confederate Government is the agent
Of the States, they the principals. They have
as principals authorized the agent to pledge
their Joint faith and honor 70, common pllr-
pose. II they can Improve and sustlin the
credit of that agent by separately guarantee
ing its engagements to the extent Of their re
spcctivo ratablc interests in the joint engage
uent, it is obvious wisdom to do So They
lose nothing by it, and they gain their re-
spective shares of the joint advantage.
The Legislature of Virginia will meet in a
few weeks. We hope now as ever that the
old Commonwealth will be behind no sister
in the ardur of her patriotism.
The Legislature Of North Carolina is al
ready in motion The following resolutions
have been introduced into the Senate by Mr..
Young, of Mccklenburg:
Resolved, That in the opinion Of the Gene
raj Assembly Of North Carolina, tho redun-
dancy of the currency is one Of the chief
canSes Of the present inflated prices of the
neccsSaries of life, and Of the difficulties un-
der which we are now laboring, and that all
practicable measures should be adopted to re-
duce the amount Of our circulating medium.
Cd, That it is the interest as well as the
duty Of the several States of the Confederacy,
10 lend all the aid in their power to bring
about such desirable result.
81, That the funding of the greater portion
of the public debt, is one Of the most ctltc-
tual means of attaining that object, and that
every effort should be made to induce tho citi-
zcnS OF the Coniederacy to invest their sur
illus funds in the bonds of tho Confederate
Government
18th. That the State of North Carolina will
agree 10 guarantee the debt of the Con ede-
rate Government, in proportion to its repre-
Sentatlon IN the Congress Of the Confederate
Government; Provided, that each Of the other
Confederate States shall accept this poposi-
tion. and shall adept suitable legislation to
carry the same into effect, in which these re-
solutions shall stand as the guarantee Of this
State, for her propoit ton of SAID debt.
5th. That our Senator's and Representatives,
in Congress be requested to bring this sub
ject hefor the next session Of Congress, and
urge the adoption of snch measures as may
carry the object of thess resolutions into eff
feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
N~A>'1>of
EROM AInRIIl CAROLINA 4.

Gurn,EoEo', nec. ia reconnaissance last
night by = squadron Of the Sd \. {. Cavalry,
u!rler Captain Carrowav, found the enemy
clrcamprd about two niles below Whit Hall.
the cit;lens represent them az scared, and out
Of food and ammunition. \ rnmor on the
streets this morning says rc;n!orceme7ts h.To
pa sled kinston, on the south side OF the
Ncusc to slIccor their skcdadJlins friends
AS the smoke Of battle clears awa} il re-
veaIs considerable slaughter among the
Yankees al White Hall on Tuesday. a hun
dred Of their dead were left unburicd on the
field, and pit 4 hundred yards long. filled
with dead. has been found.
Only three companies Of the 59ih and lth
North Caroi,t,a were engaged. Col. ferrehec,
of tho 5g;h, Win Is u.cl Of the ilth, fought
The cneuiy for several hours, until reinforced
bv three Of his own companies, who were
subsequently relieved By the lth Colonel
Lcavcmthorps) under the immortal Bethel
Tag. who ultimately drove then from their
guns into the woois. Tic 3lSt North Caro-
lima (Col. Jordan) was on the field, but with
the exception Of one company seems to have
taken ~ part in the action.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
BINkS' EXPEDITION.

The Washington 'Rrpnbllcar, Of the l. 'la
has long editorial upon the failure OF Burn
side in front of fredericksburg which con-
cndes with he following roirrcncc to the cX"
pedi,ion Of the ''unhappy Nathaniel :"
The military coxcombs who have advo-
Gated that monStrous absnrdty. Inc sending
ni the Banks expei;;ion to Jaues river, may
now see the lcplorabie consequences which
s,,ch movement gould have lnvolved. Or
If they do not see it. from All inability to see
ANYTHING the country will see II, and will
thank the administration for Ietuslng TO listen
to that most extraordinary suggestion.
Movements, depending upon the co-opera-
ton Of armies starting from widely distant
points, arc always snhjec: to be disturbed by
accidents against which no foresight can
guard. We hal IN example o; that in tie
proircte! Junction Of Gen. Mcclellan and Nc
Doy ell 81 uar"yer court i1cu-: last sum
rner. That pi.n was rendered abortre by
the sudden rait! Of Gen. Jackson in the Shen-
andoah Valley. which called ticn. Mcdowell
away in that direction.
If two armies, whose Junction is essential
to an attack upon particular point, are, in
fact, separate .ni distant from each other,
thsy must maze ilI. hest uf it; but it was
never plnpusrI anywhere but al America, or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
SUPPORTING THE CREDIT OF THE CONFEDR-
RACY.

hoCI.
1t has heretofore been published that the
>.ate Of Alabama has proposed to the Con-
iederate Sisters, the guarantee by each, Of its
'stsble proportion OF the War dsbl
THIS patriotic proposition has been respond
ID /" hy the L. .ssslature Of South Carolina,
,onp'e'l. however, we are sorry 10 ser, With
SOME conditions; among them, perhaps lin
A''on Of til: guarantee to the joint sum of
Two hundred millions. 1t is evident that if
ne States separately impose conditions, there
an be no common basis of action and the
'hos scheme will fall through. In the Con-
''aeraie Congress the States are all represent
81, and there, infinitely bettcr than b. the
s4psrair action Of their Legislatures, may
''t terms of guarantee be suggested TINT
saAil come as nearly as possible to meeting
nc views Of all. The Legislatures may very
toIeEly take care to have their respective
'eTs presented and advocated but to make
zach shade Of opinion an inexorable condition
you'd Tender impossible any valuable result.
iae >'mP'r proposition is f,r the States to
s-a shtee i'll ratable p opo ton their share
u Tue wa de"t. We assume that the debt
'Il be paid, And that in one 70 IN or snothsrit
WI come out Of the people. The qua antee
y ''e States impo,es no new or additional
~ ''cn 9; obligation on the people. But the
'ait OF the States would be valuable lr-in-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
Advance on Washington City.

The information from Fredericksburg yes
terday evening leads to the belief that the
enemy are falling back from the line Of the
Rappahanuock, with indications that Wash
ington city is tho next ohjact of bis enter,
prise. If he cannot take our capital be will
take hi:s own before tho roads become lmpas-
sable.
We learn that, save mere show of iorco
opposite both Fredericksburg and Port Roysi,
the enemy are So far back from the river that
their camp-ires cannot anywhere be seen
while returned prisoner reports them III
large force st DuInfries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
Torpedoes at Work.

We trust the ouemy's gunboats are destined
to rough treatment in various ways while
prowling our rivers. 1t seems, from the fol-
lowing despatch to the Secretary Of the Navy.
that tho pirates are likely to be extensively
"hoisted" by our torpedoeS:
IAzoo CITY, Dec. 18th.
To S. +. MALLORY:
Acting Masters Mcdaniel and Ewing with
their torpedoes are doing good service on the
Yazoo. have almost conclusive proof other
having destroyed, on 18th instant, four miles
below the raft, and iron-clad gunboat of II
guns. (Signed) +. N. BRowN,
Commander.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
FROM TENNESSEE,

:: MoBtIs Dec. IA special despatch TO the
"Advcrt,ssr and Register" from Mur:rces-
boro says that prisoners from Nashville re-
port the enemy gradually evacuatins the city,
in the direction Of Bowling Green. They
are removing their heavy guns across tho
river This movement is supposed to be
with the object Of reinforcing Grants army.
Vim. II Polk died on the 18th Inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
THE MILITARY It,-"As or THE AMERICAS WAR
tr-ain the 1oldon Times 26th.

If the A merican war teaches US any lesson
at all it teaches us that science and discipline
are of more valne than numbers in the field.
We have seen at every step of those CAM
psigns that little fort did its work, while &
great army perishcd by its own weight
Judging by that experience il is certainly
better TO have good system of deienccs than
halfa million Of men. Happily, indeed, 1t
seems to have been established That cnor-
nous levirs and prodigal expenditure are BY
no means necessary for the effective prosccu-
ton Of WAT.
The Confcderates have spent far less than
the Federals, and have done more: Ihe
fabulous charges incurred Oh the Federal
forces have not rendered them III the least
degree more effective. 1t is thought, on the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER STEAMER
WITH 4 VALUABLE CARGO.

CH.srE,ros, Dec l9.-Anothcr very lsrge
Steamer, freichted fol- the Confederate Gov
ernmsnt safely arrived yesterday, in Con-
iedcrate port She brings a heavy stock of
shoe. snd blankets, and HI immense quantity
Of cloth. besides other army supplies.