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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
The HygenSa House,
COLLINS BEACH.

The now rapidly approaching Bathing Season indu
ces The proprietor Of the "Hypenis House" 70 an
nounos TO bis friends that the establishment will be
opened for the reception OF Visitors on and after the
Third day Of July. and that his best efforts will DO
used 10 render the "HygeniR" the mosl Comfortable
am delightful Fasort for visitors
In addition TO the numerous attractions 10 be found
% the Beach there will be, Cotiiion Party every
Tussdayl aad ThnIsday Evenings daring ina season =
jys FRANK COLLINS, Proprisboy. .
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
Rhodes Super-Phosphate.

Farmers who hive not used Rhodes Super.Phos.
phate are informed that op-dressng with this stand.
ard Masure will enable them to their corn land
late seeding. which is important To insure good
crop.
Rhodes Manure being highly concentrated. great
economy cun be used in the application 10 The acre.
For sale by
Oct 10th, '6l. EDWIN WILMER.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17

The State Department charges three dollars
for every passport issued.
The army RstFenchment bill passed by Goa
gress will save abouL$10. O00.O 00a year.
The wife Of Gen. Beaursgard died at New
Orlesns few days ago.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall. the rebel CON-
mander in Eastern Kentucky, has been super.
seeded in his cnmmsnd by Gen. Heth, oil Sonth
Carolina. The reason given 10 that Marshall
was too inactive. He Will throw up his com
mission.
The Toledo Blade learns from private sour
ces that nine Thousand men from Gen. Hal!eck'l
department. passed through Dayton. on the I'll
inst. on ihsir way east to reinforce Gen. Nc
CIsllsn,
The Richmond Examiner Of the 7lh has az
article showing that. in spite Of rebel efforts
to prevent il, Gen. Mcclellan has got out o
The worst into the best position 10 Eastern
Virginia. From the description OF the ErGm
liner, his position must be a second GibTaller
The same paper complains of the with. holding
of information Of the late battles by the Gov
eTnment.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
VOLUNTEERS FOR ONE YEAR.

II is understood an order is bout being i.,
sued reducing lhs term OF enlistment for The
Iusso uuulred thousand volunteers from three
years 10 one. the object Of this ID 10 secrUe
Q large number OF men who would not enlisl
for the longer but would readily do 40 Tor the
shorter period. Besides. the GalcslaiiOn is that
the rebellion will be- crushed in less than one
year. To Governor LartiO, OF Pennsy lysnis,
Ibis change is greatly dae,, .-..
IA escaped prisoner reports that the let. Cd,
and 4 b Georgia and Ist Kentucky regiments
asd Texas Rangers. and 100 mounted men
under command Of Forest aud Wuusr. being
5000 10 ell. were advancing on Nashville,
The rebels have eapiursd Memphis. in ths
nsriberB part OF Missouri, and lakes, sssu
ninety Usios citizens prisoners. sse
30 .w6B i.r .tlii - .sta
sl'Phs spmoE ihat the rebel General Ma grsdsr
vwhss IL ssems, was not taken prisoner 10 III
late battles, Is moving down the Psninsul
with The inlsntiOn Of seizing Williamsburg
asnd perhsPs Yorktown. gains q soloring &
probability. tren the fact ihsts portion Of Ger
sornsds's command. embracing several tho,
sand men. ware landed u Newport News. O
Nednesdsy night, instead OF proceeding .
tbs James river 10 tbs assistssss Of Gsaer
.MeCjsllan, What Ibis rebel novsmsa, msa,
uis difhcul, 10 conjes'uss. Perhaps il mag
asss Esssassisssase.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
MpRFaEEsHoRo' TENNESSEE CAPTURED Nv TINE
REBELS.

consisting mostly Of Texsn Rangers. under
Forrest. but wa shblsd by our batteries. The
9th Michigan Regiment was captured, but The
Sd Minnesotn, with Their battery, was still
holding out al tho last accounts.
Brigsdrer Generals DUBBED ard Crttenden,
Of Indiana. were captured.
There 10 the greatest excitement in Nashville,
and an attack is expected. The troops here
will give the best tight possible, 1Gd if compel
led to yield will shell the city. A battery i.
10 posiIiaa for that emergency.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
MARRIED,

On the Alb inst. by Rev. p. Mansfield, Benz
F. Hall and Mary Boon, oil of Smyrna.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
Opinions of a Western General.

Gen. Lewis Wallace Douglas Democrat Of
Indiana, was serenadsd last week in Washing
ton. and 10 response msds use Of the following
language;
He said he was no politician, bat q soldier.
He had heard the discussion 10 the Senate 10.
day, and asked, would not that General be
crazy, who, on the field, refused to ma e use Of
every means to destroy his enemy!
He would set the negroes TO do the work in
the army, and feed and cloIhe them il they
proved faithful. Would it not be cruel TO
leave then without means Of defence First
uss them 10 the ditch. But il his men were
tired and really exhausted, he would not hes
iIate about allowing them ts come to the
rescue. lCheering.)
| He would have regiment with every brig
sde. and cooks with every company. and if they
were faithful they should be forever free
! (Cheering) He thought il was time 10 sha ke
of The vain deluson that this was an equeal wal
-four million of slaves are pitied sgainst Us
and we must rob them ofthelr aid Cheering
! Away down on the James river. cry GOMEZ
up that our army is in peril. The Governmen
is 10 danger; it il isl hope to God il is no
so-will our Legislators eli. in idIeness and b.
afraid to use all the power of the GoVernmsn
to crush the enenyt jeff Davis impresse
men; we must have men. and quickly. W.
have not day TO wait. Will Congress- hest
tate TO make a draft. We may not need it
but the time may come when we will. W.
must discard our vanity iand call 10 the rescu
every strong arm, inPelled By wiling heart
Cloud Chserlug.)
But cannot make a speech. If could,
would try TO induce The Administration to dar
to do their duty. Could but induce them
let Us make war. il is all would ssk. (Cre
Of good. hit EN- again. and ehsers.) Whe
next lead 9 column want TO make my ga
lant men comfortable upon rebel property
(CheeTs.) Not commit any act Of barbsrilJ
but my men shall be as comfortable as tn
Rebels. He closed amid cheering, and cries
90 on.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
War News.
FROM HALLEcK's ARMY.

From Gen. Hslleck's army We have the call
for more irosps." and in order to place the
immense garrison in aed around Memphis into
active service, that city is to be fortified so
that il would seem that thus 10 to be Gen Hal
ieek's new base. The large army of the Yves,
10 now scattered in every direction, to repel
the inroads Of guerilla bands; which infest the
snlire territory Of the South at prosen, occupied
by American troops. The rebels wage an ef-
fsctive guerilla warfare. They devastate in
small bands, bat are under able leaders, and
direct instructions from the rebel Government,
and when an opportunity presents itself. these
bands move upon an important point. concen-
iraie. and offer stout battle in an organized
formation, 60 that when captured they must be
arealed az prisoners of war. Unless some plan
for more severe treatment is applied to these
outlaws. one and all, the altrsctiveness OF this
style of warfare will be constantly enhanced,
aud. consequently, the numerical strength oil
these bands increased. Their existence esuses
innurusrable divisions in our grand armies, and
o sonsequsnt decrease ia their efficiency from
disorganizatiOa. The result Of ell this will be
that we shall have 10 cease occupy ing territory
move in large bodies, and. by mastery strategy
force the enemy to concentrate. and continuall!
weaken him in battle. until, from force Of cir
eumstanoea, he shall suocunb,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
Rx,sYoRoEussr or MCCLELLAN.

REINFORCEMENT OF MCCLELLAN,
Gen. Shields With ten thousand men has
reached McClellan's new camp on the James
river. Gen. Burnside has also joined him.
These rsinforcemenls will aunber thirty or
9ss!y thousand,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17

Morgan's rebel cavalry. as Nashville dis,
patch iailmstss, intend TO carry into execution
q long. standing threat, and are now en- route
for Louisville. for the purpose of peying their
respects to thai city. From the reports oil
passengers arrived in Nashville. it appears thai
they ere 10 the vicinity OF Cave Guy, a sta
lion on the Louisville and Nashville road, about
eighty miles south of Louisville,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
FROM GEN. CURTIS.

despatch from Cairo furnishes rs With the
intelligence from Gen. Curtis that he had divi.
ded his forces, one portion being on the Cache
and White rivers. and the other being to the
eastward. seventy.fSe miles west of Memphis
--doubtless on the line of tho (un6nished) rail-
read to Little Rock. The rebel Geo. Hindmsn
we are informed had ordered the inhabi.
Iants near Gauley Bridge to destroy IheiE
provisions and shoot their cattle,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
Bricklaying, Plastering, &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he is prepared to 10 all kinds Of Brick
work. Plastering, Masonry. &C.. with noaIness and
dispatch
lie also koeps constantly hand the best quality
OF BUILDING LIME. CEMENT. and CALCINED
PLASTER& BRICK AlOrders left al the store Of 3. B.
Allen or al the subscribers will receive prompt at.
tention. ALVEN ALLEN,
ap4-Iy Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
Farmers. Look Ont.

All persons interested in the use Of the fol,
lowing articles are requested to examine my
stock, consisting Of very superior
Grain Cradles, Wheat Rakes,
Revolving Rakes. Hand Rakes. Barley Forks,
Cultivaiors. Flows, HarTows. Ground Rollers
&c. JOHN MILLAWAY,
N. B.-Agent for Kirby's AMERICAN HAIR
vEsrER, MANNEY's REAPINo MACHINE and
THRAsHING MACHINE, PELTON's TRIPLE GEAR
HORSEPOWER, Hand Cornshellers, Power Shell.
lers, &c. iva
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17

A complete assortment OF Cutlery. such as Knives
and Forks, CarveFs Stees, PeA.knIvsa Sclssors Ra.
and Sirops. &c.
The attention Of the Ladies nsO called 10 his a..
ortment OF Sewing Needles. knitting Needles Pins
rhimbes SHE Ids, Teaspoons and Of Ihs
finest quality. Ironing A paratus, &c.
Also. an assortment Of Fire Arms, Skates DInA,r.
bells. And 'Ons. ShOvels and TOngs, Coffee. Ea SE
IeFs. Frying Pans. Waffie irons, DC
All the above articles will he said at prices 10 y or
than can be bought elaeW here. Please call and 81
anime for yourselves. here you will always find him
ready and willing TO accommodate the public on the
best Terms.
feb3 J. T.. WILLIAMS
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
Novelty! Comfort! Economy
aASToVES! sToVEs!!A
~ WM. 8. GREEN, @l

SM hNAI DEL,
Having peTchase the business Of John II Graham,
t now prepared to furnish the people Of Smy rna
and country around the greatest and best variety of
Stoves ever offered to this place. and prices suit
the tines such as Cooking. Parlor, Bar.Room, and
Church Stoves, Heaters &c. DC. would PaFticu
larly call attention to the Royal Cook. being IN
every respect the best Cooking Stove in for
Wood or Coal. having very long Fire Chambers
LikeHIse do all kinds OF JOB WORK IN connection
with Tie Stove business. such putting up Heaters,
Roofing, SpouIing Guttering. either with Iron, Tin.
or Copper at the lowest rates, aud with prompt dis
patch. t'tf -
Wal deliver Stoves in any part Ofths town or cOun-
try and put them up free Of charge. and warrant them
to give satisfaction. If managed directed. IL any
person about buy Stove IN the cities, they have
been doing years past will call my place. will be
satisfied they cah save money by buying al home.
ted, WILLIAM s. GREEN
JH%9 Smyrns, Delaware.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17

Dispatches from Fortress Monroe. announced
the fact that The rebels had Issppeared from
before the Army OF the Potomac. none Of them
being within miles of bis position. An eSpls-
nation of this movement OfIhs rebel forces will
probably BE- found ia the fact that. from lack OF
transportation. they hsVe been forced 10 tall
back nearer Richmond. their base of supplies.
The Redmond Examiner Of the 7ib 10 fair
enough 10 acknowledge that the only alterpa-
tive was TO attack Gen. Mcclellan Immediate.
~, or to retreat. Tbe latter eourse has been
adopted as the safest.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17

The rebels have sapiursd Memphis. in III
nsribsrp part OF Missouri, and iskea, sssu
ninety Usios citizens prisoners. s9e
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17

BY az arrival from New Orleans, we learn
Slat Mobile bay has bean COM lstsly obsIrucled
by the rebels. who have also dug ditch en-.
Iireiy around The siiy. ndereGtsd breastworkl
and batteries ut vulnerable points. The rebel
Governor of Louisians has issued flaming
proclamation. enioiOiag upon the Secsssioniell
TO continued resistance TO Federal authority
and assuring them that sOu,herp ipdspsn.
dsuce was certain of being gained.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
Building Hardware,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

comprising in part Locks. LaIches. Bolts, Screws
Hinges. Nails Sash. ChIseIs. AGgers. Weighs. Axe
Hatchets, &c, &c,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17

The town of Lebanon. Kentucky, has been
burned by bsdy of $50 rebel cavalry. For
IUnslsly The gueEillss afterwards encountered
8 party Of Federal troops, and were put to
fight Additional troops have been sent out
10 pursuit Of them. Lst ihers be no mercy
shown the guerlllss.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
'dHoITIIV 10 slUs IoJ puU 'OsOo!q0 ~ pa,n,oguuVT
] S.A91lOWT pan SL0dD02J
QaAOHdKI
SGNOINNOO0W
Hardware Store.

The undersigned, successor 10 VIM, Wilds would
respectfully inform the public that he has opened
large and complete assortment Of Hardware Goods,
IN the house recently occupied by /. u. Hamilton
Commerce ST., SMYRNA, consisting Of
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-17
CUTLERY.

such as Shoyeh. Spades, Bride. biI.. Draw ing
Saws, Scythes. with all other Tools deslIa
Farm use
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
lLK ISLAND rOA JAR.

IN pursuance Of the WILL Il Esay =. wE,sin', deed late o
Elk TSLAED,
In doochlAnd c u y, Va, tS thsr s! ihs hish land plant noa
sdJ,nl 9 IN Gu bsrlli cfult1. Jk Il an IS IN JsmeI hiys 4,
(ssu h q III, } me, River = KAusvhs osls) sb u hfy ms
the estsies o pl J,nEn iar;ise 4 fEd Col ssniolPh Bsrt..o
Is !; s ,ss sSi .. sSo yi : rye ~ so no n Isips IA ca, : a, afn n, s 7 'T, aud =. .
r ssArIed IS Anoas II moH 4 rths an pro 'ue;lve rl.n suObs n
vi gina. The O. b,rSnd Irlct contains sbcu' ok e uB-
dred Acres ten Of vlI,ui Lila liver and braLch 1s, snd non
lba 70 roo IN 400 .. noslO Of whrh 1, gsoi' liant snd. II al
% III Z q RTE ini en- snd OH rs. sai ,e, touih o. Tx s and
sep rsed " J.-I River TIE lOetiion Of the I,n,, tea e
a 20 Of The Ilsnd Ia estl5 I. ave 4eat - maize: (siihia a te1
hours OF Rcan nd) Sad has tie usual OF ssFrs, Stable,
ngro house, G Ac
sale. Yor IL, cha. se'er. ! i=ts hsibeEty free ing 20 ny trsnt-,
Yes . p r Ds.9e Of i]Sa'lsurf : D hy.a- "a n : Ca
Fugu. o. HeT Iaatcn, W spd q f~v.ihemy, e. ElchrCnd,
Dr. EsiI.n, Of the House # DelesAtesof Va
WIN be offered = trglo Ar;IIls en- ,hs P IN e, 2 3 9f'y at
M Il. S David "a D, tS" ..s. a,6,f tth ii SG 'Ssr as s5y ~. lsg !, an, ore
xlhlns to purchase Iehs '~u2elren' lei 1 Z? nrea r ~
Sslrs AID f.rii'y hiss never been TOO fIsI ~ q N ies, an tlst
{ on forty TO g " inds can be pronta,5 worked " H. lis soai
once Is 70 un'i''" ,uS.o s,,,
onethlrd Of The purehVs mon y Il to be secured By ne ro'iable
PAGER, zig eibOi by the piireip-l DEBTOR, a: principal a'ab.
.ats;aetOr sHTeis =, sn, sII7.. Gsy, ols to ,he uassnlsns ! Is
thirty days sftei the d. ~ safe len ttou's a pohHr no,
pose 70 leave Ia he hsnlS fthe p7rch aseT. for 81 NJ per!oL md
he rky~ert her rofis 0 be secaeel By 4 brni, -t itars a 'orI
sure ieJ, in tho enaly Oilvelt' thou''ld tolss e~oadiionsi
ff the pa, uen offix haad ei dollars 90 he 3lst day 4 Ueceul'
Der, Of sch SUI assiy- veN, during me NE imt ~ fen , =
ws;dns IT, T. prs' Of ansolh" mn. nosi IA Is a. gsarD ard
FOR the further p4yn-stoi The san Of tea u nsno tc!N ,'G
Ge da, % bs fsstr, Wit he prtvneg' reserysG 20 be ne 20 81
represents I've I z. p NsiSn, : =" tcooaiel. ofoi' ny { MT
tee Gu y vi.io-, J. Of d'rsitilz 20 sy tsh 0; AID sss)
| uupsld, % fer 81: d. su' IN areas [tt $ esd sl b'i Z psr
| susnee osths al o. ~ Tes.st r) t. r,:aInios, q tre p-r
Oh. money "a 20 De se-u=ed b. tzo bonds via s.ifaes' IS
sure. Co. IN 60 al layI.UsrtS, PVsb sil one sn .tT1 ys "a sh''
us dsy otsAe ~ Ire dee red Layasa al : BE- rat Or e
| cue, Dy . deei Of 'rusl on the lands. sein. ~ = airi-y I
| Coz vrY win ,y,eial va ,ntT though 20 ttis Is ut Josbsi
shEl oo1t nIs 60 ,ow = crop o Whes. an ts p7Te, ass III
! hays, . gay Tie vase 0f:hs sssi vAtrt nd o'lts ea,iya.i7a-
Con plSts Porssisa -Its st7en Q re P.yAs5 Q We negetl =
bic notes above m,at one, AMI on The IA. JIcr. ~, 1885,, hui ere
ny r.. 80 aals iscsfiy <il be gwen to tie ~passsassr iof IL 7,ns
| operstioBS
Hy Post Oh, DC s5ireiIb FsTnytls, Va
FIN. wATF va, Y1'cr OF
Il. z WalsiaI. fscesSeA
Panpyfie. Va. ltssht, fse2. ss0-c.di
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

APAraIoTIc EASUyIcIUETs M S~ssdnan, sgen' Of
tbs GSialei. klluae.urns Company, Of Gsofg.A, has
called upon the mlauheurs's Of tat. Safe, to aoli a
mating IN AlAaa, oa ne l7Ji o. NDvsnb,s rex, FOR
tie PlFpose Of adopting 4 Plh BY whoh consumers Can
have goods at he.Osy press. H, sIys-"C alsss W
uih 70 continue the sJF ring o. oar women ald cal
d,e1, We ssOuid Ake p'Onp: action. We can keep the
gods from falling mo tie hands OF spectators" A
similar suggestion nigh, with p,ooriety be commanded
to The manufacturers Of tlb 9 A:s. Taa. hey hsse puo
d;si largely BY tAsir pSoes AMI slss during tn pre-
g,ss3 Of TIE var, they vii ~; be dspo,0i 10 deny; and
O)lzdsratons bob Of bsa,y5,eloe sd p4.ric.j IN nc~
on upon them 50 to ohsl7sl their g,ois s7 % enable
tas poorer chs o. people % procure su7pacs OF c'o,ais 2
10, he approaching Water. Oar so.disis e,na9t fight
VII Split uhs1 G,y rea,c; TIA: der -m,.- e, hore
Ae sOfsrls FROM tae greedy AvAE.e4 Of Spectators aaa
exlJrlioaers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
Fight in sOuthampton COunty.

A report reached this CITY, Yesterday, from Peters
burg, that a severe fght had taken pNcs at FrADkip,
Southampton county, Va bat nO,hiog de6ai,e as to Tho
resuli could be AscsrtAnsd. TIE Petersburg Express
says that rumor gives Il that The COnisdsEales weI,
badly uOrs.sd in the LFAir, and An application to head
quarters for Information failed to eliei. anything ais
factory. The Express, therefore, iniers that W hive beoI
souadly thrAshed, and administers = rebuks to the off
Gals for attempting to keep from tho people r-
sals Of engagements which Lave t~rsnspired, the
suppression OF Uhieh eAuno. IN any way sub,srve tb,
public sOOI. 1t may be that We have STIRRED a revers,
In Southampton, yet We cannot agree that redeslos OF
tia part Of the authorities always IL plies disaster. L
that were a correct position We should never anticipate
sas,ss. I; Il stated that the Yankee forces are row o.
this side Of the Back water river, and ths: their purpose
IL % mike a foray upon Weldon aud Gu: CIR ou- rail
way communications with the South. Toe lAssst NgtL
srn papers received snDoures the departure Of tbrt
Massachusetts regiments for Nsv0usu, N O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

HOS. 7, A K NILSSON TEE Athens (Tsun) Po,t
publishes a long letter IRON tbs gentleman In reply {
~ ]iayitl,ioG to address the citizens Of tia; placs. To
olLc'sdios p4rsg4pls show rba; hs il Determined
% vind'eS.s bs position as all earnest and sitcere
champion CT ;ae 7 gas Of tbs South
Nov, with a.! tl,se h,;s before me, | deel,rs 10 you
u0s. s0rucly, ~, ualvss | am mis- AIKEN Ia my owl
% sers OF euoursnc | world have srffsred 60 65catiop,
lAaiLm,n, imPrsO- meot o. deA,h before | would have
AIKEN gruund sgt'ns. tie UniJed SAFES; bscanss | he
isve N. Lac in intend i honestly to REDEEM he
pledge. But ais Proclamation came upon me Tx a
esp Of thurd,r in = Gear ss7. II led me with am ~
neaL and ho;ror. l. ss.bf'd me hat Mr.. L;pc2lG's
pledges Wsre i~nsircsrs. l. convinced m9 that be had
oAsely violated lis oath 10 supper; ne Constitution. Ii
: surcd ne bsyccd doust Ihs' hs chi CT Is not to restore
bs Union Is /. vac, or the Oo1s i!ulon Gs Il IL, bu:1 20
rob u Of cue slaves. aud not Only 10 dspuVe us Of the
yOii,a plWer w-ish heir oHnIrship gyH "a u
der the Co2s.i uior, u, u emUo'pI,ing them, 10
I. slave u Hs dtCiuatin tha. the whole poser Q
lie army an navy Of The Uujted States sdsn Dc er.
pioyed 10 arccu pi3a these pesricrs purposes, ie no
oliy wicked bl: m5rs Gus No principle Ia lhs Cost.
. .non, no uscCfs ~ u civilized wLrflre eau Isify or
excuse it. I. will rot 90 10 sy JaGs the Slu:htrn States
ave broCg.t tbs IYl Upon Themselves, for If they were
Il tee Wr0rg IN the ~Ulrset-a conclusion which Is BY &c
nsacs 50 cl,.r IS l. seemed to be before be showed biz
l'ai-i' Vas hs duly, as the champion Of the Co.'s itu
ion, 10 KEEP tteniu he Wrorg, ard no. to become in
iliCly the Sre.t,st Violltor OF the instrument he pre-
tends 10 SUSAN.
l. t-ui eating my oNn views aud feelings, l have
usrtlJ drc'a-td Waas I believe 20 rave bcen the com
a0l cpbio 2 Of ths Uli3n mn OF EIs Tennessee, Srd
10 -hoviI < toe reason Wy | have been 80 long and 20
.ayrCu; ly i csiTcd, | thuk, WiJhou' attempting 10 dc-
a'e 20 ,tlSr-, ,hl.l hAvs Tr,'entcd sJme OF the con.
i.eradl.s upol wbch eve Y U ron mSn 10 The South
can b h3l,s ~ sui COMO euUoGslI irsi7uced TO give
li' lear y eo-Og,rAiJa in his most uayisld ng resistance
Id 20 the UtmCTr EPZgrds OF var.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

RtcAX.sO NAAKrD--We continue to quote Wheat,
from sales q. the mills, at Is 20, and a. for prime red and
write. Flour-'uPsraae s2I: to s22, extra s22 tce2S,
f.mily SOS to s2O per Dbl. Corn, $3.50 to 81 per bns.
Bxor, 6S 10 10 e.nts per ID. Butter is selling at so os.
{, 81, 95 per b., by wholesale; retail price $3.50 Az
pls-, Is TO $40 per Dbl surty ceup y do, ia boxes, IS
{, =. so per bus. Sugar, IS to 7s cts. per ID. at sue-
ton, tor good brcEn to prime clarified. h~olaSsss, IS TO
Ss,25 Per gall. Ccase 81 30 to 81 per ID. The Tobacco
market continues & m, with an upward tendency.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

THI FLoLTIss BArrERY 'GEoKetA The a,ating be-.
terry &c, orsiA 4" at Savannah, mus. be a very Formidable
b ,at, or battery IS one may please TO term 1t. We nc.
tee in a card published in the Savannah Republican,
that Captain jones, her Commodore, who, from his arst
inspection Of her, vas Of opiniOn that her engines were
irsrfR ;iaut, now s'ys that she Is worth all her ccst-a.
! aoatr g blt,sry in defence of the ci,y-and as such
she is superior to toe Virginia, Of which be was an off,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

sUsAR-Tte steamer {, qust c arrived at Montgomery,
Ala, on the % ID iss: vito a large part of her cargo il
su "a, mos; Ct which ss' checked through TO Pee .
69rg ald Rehmoll. Tue sweets If LIE are very der
N ,hss, regions. and 10 are not prepared 10 say ih.t
he soova sruouue men. conveys any assurance .ha
they wi oe less -.