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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-30

DOG SLAUGHTER.-The Town Bailiff
has been paying his respects to the dogs of
the town this week. Dogs found at large
without muzzlcs are seized and taken out of
town and shot. A large number have been
dealt with in this manner. Well, we can
readily spare a number of them. 1t is un.
fortunate that this slaughter Of the animal
race is so early in the season otherwise
one might live on sausage at cheap prices.
Liberal BEoUEsTs.-By the will of
Caleb Reynolds, late of Cecil county, dc
ceased, he has given FIVE hundred dollars to
the Public Schools Of Cecil county, five hun.
dred dollars to the Rose Bank Cemetery, to
be invested, and the interest applied to keep.
ing the grounds in perfect order, and the
sum Of two hundred dollars to the Trustees
of the Union Methodist Episcopal Church,
to be applied to the building ofanew church.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

The DANGER OF FoREIGN INTERVENTION
FrlVate letters received 10 Washington from
Sers"ns abroad, confirm the impressions that
lhe governments of England, FRANCE and Spain
mediate an early recognition of the indepen.
dence of The Confederate States. This receg.
ntion' II will be pretended, is made in the caose
"f humanity. Their ministers assume that the
war on the part Of the " North is RAPIDLY do.
generating into fsnatical crusade against ,hs
'ocIal order ofthe South, which must end m
'erV!ie lnsurrectOHs,. slaughter of women nd
c"Iidfen' and 6nally the general massacre of
saves by their masters To pervent these
horrors, the leading Christian nations" feel
u 'heIr duty to Interfere. The true reason is.
however, that they wish to see the Union per.
'nanenIly divided and crippled.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

/ Ihe demand for white oak ship timber ha
very much Increased of late, the Newbury port
Her0td says, Notwithstanding ship building is
now chiefly confined to the Government wards
The Government Is purchasing at from twenty
to sixty dollars ton, ofthe same quality that
me Merrimack ship builders have usually OBJ
'a'ned at froR ten TO fifteen dollars, we think
never paying above the last named price. The
usmahd is as much for expectation as home
consumption. Donald M'Kay has now ready
Tor shIPRent to France and England, 500 tons
-one half in Boston, and The other half m
DeIa~are-for which he is receive sixty dol
Iars ton. There are other agents in the
country purchasing for Europe.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

BAD PRosPEcr FOR RoGuEs.-For the first
lme' we believe, in the history of the country.
az Administration Congress has engaged hear.
uly IN The work of ferreting out and punishing q
" uds aud sPeculatons in the varsus branches
CT governmental service. Instead Of being
screened as heretofore, rogues are likely to
get their just deserts. We hope in every case
r|:caiIty, early proven. the parties implicated
will not only be disgraced and punished. but
wade 10 dlsgOrge their pilferings. If a score
or so Of swIndling governme n / contractors were
7a"g"d BY way OF example, it could not fail 10
have most salutary effect.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

SOUTHERN WAR iTEM-A boat con,s r..
l'g nreen full grown and able bodied peprees
""T "au neo IRON slavery at Norfolk. arrive,
. = FOrtress Monroe on Tuesday week last
~ HuSH hegres In ordinary times are worth. in
'he Southern market, fully thousand daI1or"
aP'ecs' 90 this little boat had a valuable cargo
Q" ooard' worth not less than fftsen ,hans.sJ
dollars. ASS" '"Susaaa
i"e Secesslonlsts must begin TO feel this itsm
VI esca ping slaves as a pretty heavy one in
C"e'r OIL OF war expenses. The nsGrees that
ny are naturally amoag the strongest, hes lthiest
ana 'he most valuable; for, The verv ola the
very young the sickly apd the feeble. canuot
eHpoSe themselves to the periIs and a I'D hard
s"'PS OF night. VIXEN we take into account
'"P tnousah hds OF eonUrabands at Port RovaI.
s"u for''ess '1enr"e, the five thousand said to
"'F' escaped lnto Kansas from Missouri and
ci'"a"SdS' ana estimate the escape into ether
a'es FROM The border slave States, it NAV
'aieiy Calculated that not less than twenty.
I've thousand hegroes have been lost by the
N'u'a "rhln year. The average value OF
such negroes may be stated at fully five hun.
dred dollars apiece so that the actual pecunis-
ry loss Is at least twelve and half millions of
dollars
These are likely to be lost rretrieyabIv for
the fugitive slave law is ignored in these war
tlmes' aud we do not even hear of citizens of
loyal slave States claiming the recovery Of
thelr nyIng negroes under its provisions Even
WIN peace and Union restored, it is net at all
IIhely that any OF the negOes that have ped
VIII ever be claimed, or if claimed, that they
VIII ever De remaRded. If The war lasts ano
'hsr year the loss to The SOnh by the flight of
negroes will probably be twenty FIVE millions.
II to this we add the loss by the depreciation
OF slave properly owing to the war, The Item
VIII be immeasurably increased Truly the
rebellion is working well for the negro race
IN ms country, and is practically hurryiug on
inc "ork OF emancipation TO degree of speed
never hoPed for even by the most violent abO.
itlenlsts.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
COMMENCEMENT OF VOLUME XIV
COMMENCEMENT OF VOLUME XIV.
llARPER'S NEW
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER, 1861.

lts unparalleled cir ulatiOn from month to month
ana constant demand for back mum and com
oels eVnCe that llarpers Magazine meets the wants
% tne great body of American renders. No change
VIII therefore be made niIs general character The
Niagaxihe contains at least twice the amount of mat
Ief Oi lne leadEg English mOnlhlIes II is therefore
enapIed TO present the best productions of EuroDean
NOvelISs and Essayisls besides furnishing larger
amount OF original matter than than is gwen in anv
V'9er magazine of tn" day. Each number contains
amount % reading equal TO that in aA ordinary oc
tavo volume. with shundaut pictorial illustrations of
every subject III which he artist can aid the writer
More lhIn seven thousand illustrations have already
appeared in the magazine
~ ANY number will he sent by mail, post paid for
twenty-five Cents Any volume, COMPRISING SIX
num"erS neatly bound IN cloth, will be sent by mail
70 any Iart OF the United States within 3UOO miles nl
We" fOrk pastpad for 50 per volume Complete
oes VIII be sent by Express The freight at the charge
VI he hhfchaSer at discount of twenty five per cent
from The above rate Twenty. three volumes. bouad
Hniiofmly' extending from June, 1850, to November
lS6l are now ready.
lER@s-Ohe copy one wear, SO; Two comics ene
year ." lhree or more copies, each 81 and an extra
copy gias Tor every club Of eight subscribers Har.
pers Magazine aud llarpsrs Weekly together Corone
year, 81, HARPER &, BTOIHFPS '0' 0'''
publishers, Franklin Sqnare New York.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Allddietown Academy
AND
Boarding E2NtabEishnaeut

FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN
PPRINcIPAL-REv. J. w. MACBETH, A. NJ.
Late Principal, for Three Years, of Delaware
Cry Academy.
Two Assistant Teachers, one of whom teaches
> Tlano ana Drawing To Young Ladies' attending the
Day School full Commercial Classical and Nh
emaiIeal Educailon. Terms for Boarding Pupils mol
crate; liberal Table the comforts OF Home firm hnt
gentle government. The patronage of the smyrna
OF Odessa; Anthony Higgins ESQ., St Gooroe,s s"nS
WoI W Wh"h Mr. AI has prepared for the University !:
aiso' 10 Rev }. c. Thompson, Smyrna, from whom
Circulars can be obtained O'' "i'Oil
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
New Passenger Line
Prom SmYrna to the Railroad

The subscriber hereby notifies the public that
ne has put on STAGE for the Accommodation
OF Travellers from Smyrna 20 the Station. and
hoPes' by Keeping an accommodating Driver
ana safe Team to merit a portion Of Their sun.
port, OTAny person wishing Stage 10 call
LOT them can be accommodated by leaving word
at the Post Office or at either of the Hotels
Dec II, 1861. F. SpRuANCE
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

The official report of The killed and wounded
al the battle Of Mil Springs, KY, states tha /
- w"re KILLED and l34 wounded. Ofthe rsb.
e'f 100 were buried on the field. and "A wound.
cd we're cared for by the National surgeons.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
BACON g. HERRIMc

= ! am Sc lI' : good prime Shoulder Bacon at
90 2 80 per hundred, Side Bacon, clear of bone,
for 80 30 per hnd. extra Sugar.cured Hams
at a. cts. per ib' and good new Herring from
Sl.5O to 50 so per bbl. Call and see f,F vonr.
serves J. H. BEWLEY.
smyrna, Sept 18th, 1861.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Come Settle, and BegSn
Anew.

Ihe subscriber hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted to HIM on Bond, Note or Book Account, nv
.leLWSe G mat lie shall require settlement about The
Irst OF January. The tunes have So changeJ IN ~
clty that II requires pay cash for Goods 10 bnv
lhem oany advantage consequently it becomes re-
cesSary mat he should IN the future reduce his bust
ness 10 as near CASH operation as possible There
lore great inducements will be offered 20 CASH RryEPS
Al Bills CwIlhout previous understanding will he
conSdered due in thirty days. All running acconnts
must be settled every SIX months.
dec26 THOS CApDau,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
MARRIED.

Va The Sd last, ct The residence Ofths brides
father. by the Rev. DR.. Ewell, MIR. Isaac
+. Meredith, fernerly OF Sussex, to Miss May.
gle Lewis, both Of Kent county, Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
:. The UNION" HOTEL
The Song Of Oak Hau

The Song Of Oak HALL
Iiark ye. citizens! one and ALL
List 10 INC song OF the great Oak Hail;
Listen, that ye may remember we'll
Learn what OaE Hall proposes Ia sell
Clothes tor the merchant and clothes for his clerk
Clothes Tor The iarmer doing his work J.:
-Olothes iOr me lawyers. and doctors and such
clothing for English and German and Dutch
Clothes for the man who is chunky and fat.
Clothes for the man who is thinner than Ih,t.
Clothes for the young, and clolhes Tor the old
Clothes sufiicIehi IS keep out the cold
Clothes for the man who travels by rail:
Clothing for him who looks after the mail,
Clothes for the man who loves to roam
And clothing Tor him who stays at home
Clothing for all good loyal men
who want the country to prosper again;
For every deseripfIon, great and small
CASH wjD bny CLOTHES al the graat OAK HAt,
eJ What az appropriate Christmas or Men, y,so,,
Present TO iaiher, brother, friend or even vourslc !
nice comfortable CoAT PANFs or VEsT. Think aI
~! we VIII present 10 yen far superior indncansn,.
TO make our purchases Of u.s. as our asserfmen, =
Huany iarge-onr goods we'll made and our pr,ees re-
mafkauy to'0. When you come TO the e;iv como
fgt 10 our store Of Sixth and
streets, aud see for yourself ~ '''@'"
wANAMAKER g. BROWN.
sE 90. S. OAK Hall.
dec26-4I 49, ""aue'PhIa'
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Graveyard Lots for Sale.

Notice is hereby given that Graveyard Lots in
me m New NJ. +. Cemetery, on the road leading TO
pu1k Greek' are now ready for sale. The Lots are
la'G OH 70 sun purchasers in squares of 80 f. by 80 f.
ton o tine purchaser For further particusrs sppiv
!" w 7. Collins, }
J. y. BEwLEY, Csmmiloq
Nov. 4lh, 'l6.tf
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
TAILORING

The undersigned would most respectfully inform
me clIens OF smyrna and the surrounding country
that hO has again become a resident AMONG ihem on1y
has also commenced the business ofTAIIsORINCS in
Smyrna, where he would be glad TO meet ali his old
irendsand patrons, and all others who are desrous
81 having ther cOther cut and made IN the latest and
best styles, and PERFECT FIT guaranteed in ever
case whore they are made under his immediate dIrtc
"oh' WIN. H. BAGGS
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
ST.. LOUIS HOTEL.
Chestnut street, above ThiY,

PHILADELPHIA,
In the immediate neighborhood of the Jobb,ny
Houses on Market, Third and Chestnut stres,s 49,
Banks Post Office. Merchants Exchange, dc..&
BOARD PER DAY, sl5O
Accommodation when required on the FIrROPFA A n
PLAN: Rooms from so cents anc upwards. nor da,,
ana Meal at FIRsT-CLAss Restaurant attached 10
lhe IioieI Price according to the bills Of Fare
&J-Fhe City Cars take Passengers from anv S,,,or,
TO or CLOSE TO the Hotel "''N
jy25 ly f''' PONe"
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
SMYRNA sEMIMARYt,...-

The pubIIe are here ~ notified that Mr. Sander will
open School in SMYRNA, on Mefhodist So, 2 doors
above the VI. u. Church, on Monday. January 18Th
90 For further tieulars see circulars a
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
FOR n = arr

A New STORE HOUSE aud DWELLING, ,of mod
ern style, in perfect Ofder and an excellent stand on
Commsrce Sc, Smyrna. Rent 10 suit the times In
quire Of Jao. Eaton, sq. or y G. Eaton on the prem
SEQ, for particulars. nOy2l
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Take Notice.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
OIL CLOTHS, BOOTS AND SHOES D.,S
AND CAPS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE
AND PROVISIONS.

The subscriber has just received a large and well
selected stock Of Dry Goods, such as are USUALLY
IN country store, which he oil sell atDrces ~ os',
Inc times for cash or country produce, Ills stock Of
Carpets will be found complete, and be sold nj old
prices. He will sell good Shoulder Bacon at q cIs
and old Hams at cts EOWARn pE1 S''
SmyIna. Ian. %, 1862
r S.-For sale cheap and on accommodating ,erms
BUGGY WAGON and DEARBORN WAGON, with Tan
nearly new. P
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Farmers, Look Out.
Guns and Pistols !

Thc subscriber informs the citizens of Smvrna aad
the country adjacent thai he has taken the house for.
merv occupied by julius Passluer oppuaite he Ca
riage Factory Of Cahoon Carrow. on Commerce ST..
where he is prepared 40 make all kinds Of FITk-
ARMS Rifles, MHSkeis, ,Shot,(suns, Pistols Sc.
tie is complete master of his trade, having learned
the business in Germany, and worked for some time
IN the principal establishments IN tins county
Al kinds Of Repairing done reasonable terms
Je9I-3m NICHOLAS GLATT.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
KaancOck's Extra early PeoS

RaancOck's Extra early Peas.
These Peas have been admitted to be the
best kind for Early Market.
The farmers OF Delaware now have the on.
PoriunI'y, during the blockade, of supplying
The markets of Philadelphia, New York and
Boston with early vegetables (Which have been
heretofore procured in the SouGh) and estab.
llshIng themselves for the future az Truckmen.
IN which business large profits have always
been realized.
Also, Early Cucumber Seed,
Early Tomato and Melon Seed.
for sale by ROGERS g. GEST.
No. 1873 Market ST., Philad's.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

The heslih Of Geo. AndsrsSz 10 sBythiar
bat satisfactory. His physicians have ordered
hin fer lhs prsssnt 10 avoid all undue meniaI
sxsrsiss. He is act allowed 10 engage in any
Of the pIblic plans, 90 business sven Of the
simplest nsIurs possible consequently he 10
livIsg with bis family in the utmost q aiet at
tks fth AVssoe Hotel N. Y, seeupying
resns ia ihe most retired part of the building.
ksiwi'hstandiog the best medical advice and
e4rs wis eh the hero OF Samter Tecsivss, he
slill ssars with him esTewern look, and il is
feared inst be may sever recover frsm the
ssraiA whleh was made on bis vital energies
ssriag hir asfsnss Of kks flag ofhis country.
ssishep Ames, of the Methodist EpiscopsI
,Charch, sad Hon. Hapiiton Fish. OF New York.
Come issoners appointed to visit the Federal
prissasrs in rebeldOin, have left. They pro.
cesd Ae Richmond, via. Fortress Monroe and
Nsrfslk, and they have been furnished with
spsroprsts passes, stating the object Of their
niissisrs
Aeeounts fram Cairo do net encourage a b.
lssf thae aciise operations from That base will
rsu,us,,se hafore the close ofths m.,mih The
mp., surrastls preparations are made and being
sn.de hal difficulties it wss impossible 10 fore.
.., hays heen eRcounlered al every step.
A c.ncurrea at rsso'aiisn has bees Sd pted 10
,h,. t.,Iif,rsis Legislature. pI'dgimr the Stais
4. x..u,ns its pvfI,on Of The National tax.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
ADMINISTRATORS:
SsS va FL Nc GD r.
PERSONAL PROPERTY!

The undersigned, Administrator or the Fs,a,e NJ
DANIEL CUMMlNS. decd. give notice that Inc 81
coND' THIRD and FOURTH public sale Of personal pro-
perry will take place as follows:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

We are informed by Capt. Edmonds, OF
the 42d regiment, that he has experienced
considerable difficulty in experimenting three
deserters from bis company, who took refuge
among the secession sympathiLers living IN
SHELTON Township. warrick county. Gap
tain Edmonds spent several days trying TO
find the men, but they were concealed by
the citizens, and finally the latter armed aud
drove the Captain and bis posse away. De
termiued to succeed. Capt. Edmonds vent TO
Rockport and secured the services OF 10
men, belonging 10 The 62d Regiment. These
arrived at the scene OF trouble o day
light Monday morning, and at once proceed
ed 10 arrest every man they could lind who
had harbored the deserter-. The latter were
also found. arrested. and With thirty.io oil
the citizens OF Warrick, arrived 10 this city
Yesterday. The men who banded together
10 resist the arrest Of deserters from the army
will find out 20 their sorrow, that they have
been guilty OF a very heinous offence.
We learned last night that another deser-
ter from this same company had been shot
AID slightly wounded. by a party sent out 20
capture him.-EpansDile Journal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

FRox the Jews by telegraph this morning.
it will be seen hat lhs long expected move
msnt from Cairo IS ready TO take place. If IL
has not already started. We have no doubt
that simultaneously with this. our whole ar
my, from the Kansas border to Fortress
Monroe, will also move forward. 1T least
there can be no doubt that a general forward
movement will be made In Kentucky. That
the conflict in that State will be terrible we
all know. That il will be successful on our
par, We have non the shadow Of a doubt
The rebels who talked so boastfully of dny-
ing the invaders out Of Kentucky. give un-
m~istaksble symptoms ofuneasihess and fears.
They have destroyed the bridges and cul-
verts, and much of the railroad itself, south
Of Green river, and have even blown mp the
long tunnel rear Cave City. They have al
~ DISTRACTED the public roads as far AS pos
.ible. in order 10 put on as long as possib
The day Of humiliation anal destruction
hat prayers will ascend from the hearts o
fathers, mothers. sisters, brothers and triesd
throughou : our State. aud indeed Throughout
all loyal States for the success Of our arms
and for the lives and safety Of loved ones II
the field.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

The vestry Of St. Stephens Church. OF
this city, have concluded a contract with
Messrs. WILLIAMS. Cliff and Knapp for erect
Ing their new church. The archiiect Is Mr.
Tinsly. of Cincinnati. The building com
mittee are under greet obligations TO Mr..
Samuel Early for the aid he rendered in get
ting up their plans. From the beauty oil the
designs, and the well known skill OF the build
ers, a church may be expected OF which all
parties who are interested may be proud
The growing prosperity Of this congregation
demands the immediate erection Of this build
ing, and the Vestry have undertaken il with
a cheerful spirit TIE beautiful lots for the
Church and parsonage. at the corner of Sew
enth and Eagle streets. as well a. ali the
building materials. are paid for. aud nearly
all the necessary funds are secured. BY the
lst Of November next. with the blessing oi
God. Tcrre Hsute will have, what is much
needed. an Episcopal Church suited to the
wants Of the congregation and worthy Of the
CITY. r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

In the midst oil the exaltauon Of some Of
the Southern press, We find some papers
which indicate more reflection. The Mem
phis Appeal Of a late date contains the FOL
loving,
There Is one phase which IL Is not impossi
BILE for the Trent affair 20 assume. that NAV
precipitste Us into troubles almost preponder
ating with the benefit We derive from it,
Its tendency In the North Is evidently TO
arouse the military spirit of the people and
expedite operations preparatory TO resisting
threatened invasion along the sea coast and
the lakes The CRY il nov 80 arms from
tho Penobscot to the Potomac. and we have
but little doubt that, IL necessary. another
half million of men can be- brought into the
field under the stimulating influence Of this
einbroglio. Home forces raised and subjec.
ted TO daily drill. throughout New England.
will give a new impetus TO the ~slumbering
energies of that people which they have
tailed 10 feel since the days of the Ameri-
can revolution. when Massachusetts, was en-
abled to put under arms one person out OF
every six in her whole population. Now she
has but one out Of every sixty. A similar
effect will be observed in the Middle and
Western States.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

OPPOSITION 70 JElf. DAVIS AZ Nav Ga
IFANs.-Recent numbers OF the New Orleans
True Delta contain three differer. editorial
attacks on the Jen. Davis Government
The editor does not believe that the peculiar
logic of Davis will convince either England
or France Of the inefci. ncy of the Federal
Blockade, or bring either of those overs 10
his assistance, but argues that European ma
tons are not to be gained to the rebel cause
by foolishly refusing them any cotton excep,
through Confederate ports, In the next
article on THE Prospect" he thinks that
praying and fasting ere not equal TO the duty
OF coping with Enfield rifles and rided can
non, for that Providence often takes the side
Of the heaviest artillery; that Federal "for.
nidable fleets" have created a terrible panic
throughout the South; that Fernandina
Brunswick, Savannah aud other places on
the Southern seacosst. are in great danger
of SHARING the fate OF Cape Hafterss, Fort
Royal and Ship Island; and that. IN short.
..the prospect of In independent Southern
Utopia within any reasonable period OF time
is exceedingly gloomy. The third article
announces the rebel Administration as per
hitting swindling and injustice in various
departments.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
Gen. Mcclellan
The Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Times. says:

The Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Times. says:
Gen. Mcclellan Is not yet fully restored 10
health. His determined will however. and
hi. naturally strong constitution, enable
him to pass a part Of each Day IN the trans
action Of business al his residence. lie is
gaming strength every day. and will 0
be IN the field. Nov that his speedy recov
cry i certain. il may be stated 'hat 4 has
been retarded greatly BY the bowling clam
ors Of that fscuoa which demands that he
shall Immediately attack the Confederaies
and drive them from Manassas The couu-
try nav be assared, however. that Re - a
frm az a rock. not % be driven from his pnr.
pose by ans clsmor. however violent. lie
has formed the plan Of the campaign, and 70
that plan he will adhere. No living soul but
be knows What this plan +. bat "a the pro
gress % time anfolds is successes. and .:
fnal triumph, low low WILDE held the bead.
Of those wko po~ ,rsdace Eim'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

VIZ have been shown a letter from a sol
der at Camp Fort Holt. from which We en
tract the following;
Last night twslve cavalry ffom Columbus
came to Old Fort jefferson for a 10, ofne-
eroes ~ho we're there. As the cavalry en-
tered the building by the front way the
negroes retired by the back way, mounted
the cavalry horses and rode them within the
Federal lines"
We learn from other sources that the
horses we're taken possession OF by the Fed
sral troops. aud the negroes sent beyond the
lines. 10 fall a prey to the tender mereiss Of
those they had rolisved Of their horses IL
looks rather hard. but is. perhaps. all right
w.sHIscros. MaHiox and those ''old iogies'
acted differently during the days OF the Re
s%olntiou.