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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-01

DIFFERENT SORTS OF PATRIoT1sM.--
aSome esteem it sweet and decorous to die
for ones country; others regard it sweeter
to live for one's country; and yet others
hold it to be sweeter still to hive npon ones
country" -.'+' 49,
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NUMBER, ], 40,

the boys wanted % charge the cavalry, but
|sueb things not being 10 the line Of militia:
Try etiquette, the Fsdsescaped With the loss
|of:severaL killed and wounded Suphsd.
ventures as these serve 70 keep upthe, spirr
its Of the men, spdt afe good exercise be,
fore breakfast. =. =. ~. : :. -. - =
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that be had disappeared entirely from the
| field, commenced che pursuit Of The enemy,
latter having provided against the reported
diversion Of Burnside;s. p, = :, f; =:
We are without any particulars <of Fri.
days engagement, A gentleman connect.
ed with the Government, who arrived here
yesterday, reports that be left Middfetown
on Friday, and that severe canuonading
was heard in, ,she vicinity, betokening the
progress Of a battle, This is in coufrma.
ton gof the. general statements of the pur:
suit of, ID celelian, and another engagement
Of his retreating columns The fact that
as late as Friday, sMiddletown, which is
beyond Sharpsburg, and near the scene Of
tbe battle of the 14th instant, wasustill
within the protection Of our lines, shows
that Mcclellan has been pushed back to.
wards Frederick, and indioates histuumis;
|takeable retreat. - % i. >
On theswhole, . moresheerful aspect has
fFbeen put upon, the news: from Maryland,
and we think that. there is reason toscon.
|gratulate our readers that the series ,of. our
victories Is still nnbroken by disaster, and
|isapparently mounting 70 new and:grand.
er successes. 3 - = '7'5 Ess; g
We think il clearly certain that General
Lee and. the nerve Of his army are still In
Maryland and pressing upon MeO Olellan =
The informants who stated that bis whole
army had crossed the river, we're probably
sincere in their statements Sthey were con-
nected With a portion o.. the army which
actually did: cross, and naturally supposed
that the whole force had performed the
same operation It seems that q corps Of
Lees army, supposed TO be jackson zen.
tered Virginia to meet . flank movement
ofthe Federal forces nader Burnside, 10.
tended to cut off Our trains and nommuni-
cations from Harper,'s Ferry down the Val
ley. Gen. Lee and The main body of the
Confederate troops went in pursuit Of Nc.
;Clellan, and are believed To have.had an.
other engagement with him on Friday, with
what result we are still unable to say = =
- r.. -: Richmond EIrdnainer 23r1.::
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Cotton Owned = 81 Foreieners.

F. sSOtt0A SWuSos Wy GOC0lSu0Ios -
The following copy ola note from the
British charge a a6aisss at Washington.
settles Sauestion in respect toswhioh there
has been considerable disoussious: h. >.
- WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1862 {.
Sra: Her Majesty's Government have
considered, 10 connetion with the: law ad..
visers of the Grown, Mr. Consul Bunoks
dispatch of May l2rand Mr.. Consuls ;Moly;
|peux's dispatch of May 10, enclosing COPY;
ola letter! addressed by the Secretary Of
State Of the so.styled Coufsd sderate: States 70
|amercsntile firm, respecting thsd destruction:
|inthss sspresence of The enemy Of cotton held
by foreigners; and / have consequently
been induced BY Earl Russell "a, direct you
Ito give. advice in,the following sepset to any
[of Her Majssty's subjects whose property
may be destroyed In those States : = ifsslt'
s:It2issthe opinion Of Her, ;Msestys Coz
Fernment that foreigners being, the sproprie.
torsipf. cotton in the Southern States viii
have no ground Of complaint against tbe
}ds fado Gpvernmensof thoseS States If such
cottonishould be destroyed edeHiths 3 the sane
tionof that Government, and for the pur-
| pose Of pressnting its fslling into the hands
fof the opposing forces, & This q one Of the
liabilities to which foreigners are exposed
| who hold property in q State which is car
rying on q war; Should, howeEsf, the Con.
|fedefa.s:states hereafter attain stos tbepo,
sitiopof. . recognized d kingdou or, eonfede;
ration, the loss thus occasionsd to Pforeign.
fers might form q faairsand reasonable ground
EofappeaI sothe equitable consideration of
the yoyetumentso sstsbiished,and IN will
therefore be desirable that the bestslaud
most authentic, evidences should BE pre-.
served Of the tine ownership Of the proper.
~ WHICH may be thus Destroyed. :'-f::ss u, :
Tam, sir, your most :obedieus humble
servant, u ~ sss. ,*5s :.ssg$si 81 s,
y lSignsd VIM. SruARg5x, !
q. B.1M.s charge d.aaairs, Washington:
jams MAaEE, ESQ, etc3 Mobile: :
u - -.
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.A Contrast.

-"S 11ASaJ1 N-'.-A'I ~Ass~oI otS"o sN~
following contrast between the Yankees and
the Gonfederates: s5.s.. ~. r, ~. -
At:a public meeting in New Hampshire,
Senator Hale, Of that State, is reported to
have said ri may be ordered to Fort
Warren the expression that I am about
omake, but1 do not hesitate to declare,
that there is nothing that .eansparallel the
exhibition Of; ability, yigor: and resource
shown by the Confederate Government, ex.
eept the incapacisy and imbecility Of our
own, 20 Senator Hale has not yet been sent
to Fort " arren, and viii not be. That
place is reserved for democrats, who at
some former day may have ofendeda Gabi.
net officer, and who are badgered with false
charges Of disloyalty now: ~:
iWhat.is the secret; of the contrast be.
tween rebel efficiency and governmental
|helplessness? Wbenthe Confederate Coy.
ernment was originated, the opposition was
lat opce associated 'in. the administration:
Stephens, who ran witt; Douglas; was made
Vice President. "a Cabinet os ALI parties
was constructed. ;, When Cabinet officers
we're proved insufficient, they we're dis
missed; Laggard, gsoeraIs were cash
|iered, deserters shot, pecalators punished
The South was organized On q war basis.
President Lincoln, on the ether hand,
made mp, his Cabinet out of the dead;Eood
|ofthe Chicago Convention Seward, Chase,
Cameron and Bates, we're an his rivals, and
enemies Of each other-all disappointed
and rejected .nen!f These worn ont politi.
Clans had their followers to provide for
and they fed them upon the. .p}nndsr Of ths
treasury Upon thes missariatof The ar.
.my@npon the spoils Of patronage II the
crisis of the first battle of Bull Run, the
President was. engaged, in settling palry
claims Of partisans TO post Offices, and,
fourteen months later, when Washington
vas in hourly danger Of capture, was busy
making up partisan lists of tax collectors
and assessors z-selecting them upon ocea:
sion from the exposed and Seoadennsd shod.
dy contraetorsy =: -: - ,,;.s.,,,
L is customary to say 10 excuse for the
present state of affairs that the Gonfederaoy
has exhibited unexpected resources. True;
but has not the North shown q power and
sealth Of means equally surprising We
heve.raised armies such as Europe neyer
equaIlsd; nagies, ,wbioh have never been
surpassed i1 extent of19in the sussof modern
improssmeuts.of warfare We have spent
money. at a rats,that startles the,most. .ex-
travagant, schemers Of the old World
There: is: not an invention # war4-platsd
ship, ,uianaoth gun, marine ram, arial tel:
egraph; balloon ofsreconnoisance, diving
bell, or poutoon-whieh we have not had:
No army ever marched, no nary eVersailed
with sueh pay, or provision Or a armament men .a as
ours. -. ),
. We stood as inneasarably above our al:
versafies 10 resources onthe last days bat.
tie at Bull Run as, a year ago. We ARE
now as far above them as albany time, II
Uebad men IN charge Of public affairs ca.
pa6le Of handling these resources. There,
and there alone, the contrast lies between
ourselves and our adversaries. - !. '.-'ss
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ATTRIBUTE TO LEA young. Virgini
an, who is in Jackson's corps, writes to his
mother on the 9Th inst, and after giving a
detailed report of Jackson's movements, un,
der Lee, preparing for crossing the Poto.
mac, adds:
I am proud to have borne my humble
part in these great operations-to have
helped, even so little to consumate the
grand plan whose history will be text
book to all young soldiers, and whose mag
ni6cent success places Lee at the side of
the greatest captains, Hannibal, Caesar, Eu,
gene, Napoleon. hope you have preserved
my letters, in which 1 have spoken Of my
faith in Lee. He and his round table of
generals are worthy the Immortality Of Ma.
poleon and his Marshals. He moves his
sssssseies > like god-seoret, complicated,
....sss, complete. ,.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on the
w lstdayof October, 1854, Gle shis declaration a
painst the Defendant who, Is said, Is absent from and
without the limits of this State and has neither nor
attorney known, within the same, upon whom copy OF
the said declaaton might be served II is, thereorc
dered that the said Defendant do appear and plead the
said declaration, before the 18th day OF ocobeT
which win be In he year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sxtyto, Otherwise final and absolute judg
ment Will thcnbe given and awarded against him. 81
- -. Ss~T.{ s. Ei MOORE, &C c. FLs: :
October "a :.lSsl t-:E..f H3 - a-l llyq -
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have narrated are typical Of tthe fate Of ths
tive Governments represented by the re.
|spective vessels:, > 2 ;ss2fy; . = =:
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~ -, . Il 81 AZ
~ sae s1a =. "sau Nv IUyne ea ~
@ a1.n 1staa ,ps' saio" 'nse.. ,,'' - -
sl ,nas .Su uaas P.s.ssu n's pou, au'
- - ~ .N'' = .. n.o 'su' = :, = 'nSss ~,
aa.ssa; il,svaa :. nsS snea .n sis' S
ss's. ~ asson aAu tsts"se' 4uu sney uasu
- -. Su' e.e'. :, 'ne 10y Dave, ai'
ar t' e ,Sa ~ p'eisl'A ou''s W
sef =, !. 49, sJ. sso. -. e.. :, NJ =. :.
~ - | aus;s ltsus.na; - ..,s sus yuos Napo
.n - Syai1$syy 1e.se. a'' ea.
- - '1I1D,e. s:, lauAsol -. A.n.
ela. u..eo'.ea' hsu saesslntnea apoo
nasA sAossneusseo9ales Harper heltS Q y
anu suas opsa,n sr Pos''lon ~ QUE !eai' tuen
hse, sten ieaay cioies.gnt aaus'pa'ee !n'
tnoVe%euc y afa1ins Inc "ain,Do1y :" 'n''
atus ps'As son Tug y seusls'as oi ths t'sepa'
(a., ,onspnslos.o@n, y 1rglnia' cWnenoe.s es o'
/, WIZ q course pfc}eos the necessary com
p'pa.loos IDS ZOE again oeleaslng nls adversary
The'enemy's artillery was served with
disastrous effect uponour gallant troops
out they replied from musket, hoWitzer, ane
Fsaupop "isna iapiu'ty apu win 'pas oata,ee n,
aasoc a~'oS' 'ne opposing Eanas; ,ue
oas'ie was one OF tne most severe tnat nas
oeen fought since the opening OF the war
Many OF our brave men ha' AT dark sae
lring ceased ana IN ttne notp'og eInurs
uay2 i- our afuny "ere' feaoy !" fe.eo''ineucs p
s"e eagagsmeo'' TUG sepe'ey nar.ns p peeD
lorceo oack sne evening osIofe' Tue aI'ao' =
'aseoi 'he oa''le oeius eaiii W oa' siue'
;, h'ang was consequently opsnea upon
JUG ne" Posi''on supposed '1De he,a " sne
snemy' Oos 40 fepiy was oo.aiaeu, aou II
WAC s.eu u.ayoee,su .na. "1 nau u's'ppo"',
~ ~ e'eteiS it0n Jug he'o' iesVius many % u,
nus oeaa ana "ounaea an our nanoS' ~, ana
aoous tnree nuneteo prisoners: A71 l ne fepof,
current on yesterday tnat a truce occurred
on thursday Tor the burial OF the dead, was
unfounded' The prisoners stated that thell
foroe was more than a hundred Thousand
strong, and that: Mcclellan commanded the
army in person. <. : -.
Our. loss is estimated at 5000 in killed
wounded and missing. The prisoners state
that their ranks were greatly decimated,
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!. EVENING OCTOBER

| - - y . IL NJ
The: Terrific Fight at sharpsburg, Md:
Authentic Particulars--A Decisive
But Dearly Sought Victory. }s. j.
Tue Richmond E'nqasrer, Of yesterday,
gives the following relative to the terrible
battle fought at Sharpsburg, ND, on Wed.
nesday last @ ~: - ! \. T.
We en- have received authentic particulars
o. Of the saangoinary oassle q snarpsburgs az.
: a,sa !, - J. sase,l I. : :. 80. a % =.
~ so.asn W. W. 49, a;.ss - ~. a.
sh,a y tIs ha.., ..sa,..a =. D Is
80 49, ssa.. .nas 49, -. .hs, h.s
- - ss.sr.ad ~ @ GsasSsua.s s,sss...s s. M
~, NJ 49, s1ase.s'o M :. u.S
As . ps:. !, Hss yp'sss y, - : - assua, =
apoussie g'oss ,.a,t =. OUT asaAao'e tstSs
az sIous I siAs 81 tnouSSuu q somuAausag -. ~
.alisouets =. So pesson, Sue sns
ouey aoOus : nuse.eu ~ ny s1vu,au ~, ,,
;s'ea, s, Sgalsa,os ba; a'na. sTh -ae. :,
- ps.0on' D.o oasssa - r?,,a u.s.. s.s -
~ - ~; "a. s.,a vs ;.t .bs , ,as..d
tbe enemy The latter oco,'nyina = less com.
~. nd;na nos;.;anS ~ onnos;, = .the;r: svtrsms
r;.L. ,as,;na. - ae,ha;ah,. oommand;no .
op,, s,,rana ,af,e.sTbs Z yzoa rsmant' of on1
line .waa !. follows : aen s-JssEson an The
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5 The Conscript Bill.

. 4 ~ -
..% The following is the conscfipt bill adop'
ted by the Confederate House Of Reprssen'
ytatises, on the 18th inst So = ). - :,
5A Bill to be entitled an act TO provide fol
s the filing up Of existing companies
81 sauadrons, battalion and regiments, aud
TO increase the Provisional Army Of The
Confederate States. So :. - :, :: :
SECTION i. The Congress of Tie Con.
tsderate States Of Amsriica do enact, Thai
when the President shalI consider an IN.
Grease Of the forces in the field necessary
to orepsl inyasionsr ror for the public safety
'in.she pe1diug war, be is authorized, <as
hereinafter provided, TO call into: the mill.
tary service Of the Confederate States for
three years, OF during The war, if il should
not Be sooner ended, all white malecitizens
oftbs Confederate States, not legally ex.
empted from sneb service, between, the
ages Of thirty FIVE and fortys6ve years; and
such authority ahail existsin the President,
during the present war, as to all persons
who now are or may hereafter become
eighteen years of age; and, when once en-
rolled, ALI lperse0s betHsen the ages Of feigh
teen and forty.6Ee years shall serve their
full term. IL >. ~. Z, sivs;; iv.; :ss:5,c;, =:
IS fouiaed, That If The President in cal
ling onr troops into The service of the Con;
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Price, only il Gents each

"v'f n if 2''- 's'fseipp - Al Who iestl tlhslf virtue
rtspm"i AZ b. Hprie De'ral oEr4. .,a \, imIrh
-lLn.l- Efll-.I.n / b - = ----
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IIO1'EIS
EXCHANGE noTnL

r. n - - n ~ " r. Al " III IL
NJ. II Doct 81 Th.hideiFhia,
ftal" COL, u II JOINED
Iiilh Hotel kiti tho EffatFap fon IN convenient
igf lHF.iats ftifaus and thp f'Hiiie generally br.
nR IN The lHedif" uelghborhn1d N tho Exchange nd
lplninR a. Post nufe mud within few ininuiaa walk
- he ielawafa "hafvr ths landlnga ir atsnmbopt-
asis e4h be ha1 81 ii bpau, from O'clock ir tha
inrfnihg TO " orl0ef at7dtht Or i3i, esna mud ~,
Wafda. lodging p1uf bop pnfattd a. ali tinss ~
aI cents ptf nlft The Chamber .iaan Wall yrn
tihnird ard all nfwy itriiiisd. Its K4ti4i hsfaft
mont viii h. ptofidad Win Tho .rt tle iantp, nm fo
dnrHi tha ifinkuR tauniet tatntbe1 Bith guut llss
aud ehneN Gisnrs Tho tfatre|n hopes that bg silei
personal HtHntiau viii pnnoat aud obi gin aefy
hr VIII bs abls ~ ppare.
! oTTEEglEK,
Late of baltimore, Md and Madison House rhiiaial
JY7ly pROfHfETOR
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TUE rukEHr MkDlclNhL AGENT EVER KNOWN.
fol and lhyigorathR at the salne lime mild dsllrlon.
beVrrnge u is calculated % do away with the vile
dInsge1 slnil that Is pAlmel OF thn community, and
winch Is Injurious y Indy sui mind f0r asle by
Y. G. hll.iih ada Agent,
rconef Of Tenth and Market sa. wilmington. Del
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL llNRiN NCE COMP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9Th
s1d Market Street, Wilmington. Del

and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
t'thfAaA " Fabditd hfEs hkbGgED 10 " 4
PR CKaT
flHk pfihsia.s v hAna! i5sqrsasa 5 l-lIers4 u Il.
ths isisst An3 sHlefisfs Eff hst ffs-1 0. o. Is ~.
tasaps'i nee o. q lAssfaars aza.ss' zs ia FkF s4f
-hYYEA iHls lHsht941n 4ts '+esH not ~ ys4r. ia
i'sAtf iaT Int q iha4fsfa a 7fntsfe f4,dfatiy ait
~ YiNHi s1a lnH .9ssAf ~ n 91naY hai nae si
" NiA ~ fsHi is'H saA pfttappy tsli uh aY.
tssA Insured % tnis snts ADJ h4g+ hA1 iia fgstytu
~ - bnrssi n1t aitsif TA4 qlJse, hss issa i T..
rnfs zS.d st u ssis faIs fstAsf tAan ~ fssU ne
n4mbsf - lAsp stbali f-zsf1 D. h.z4sls tasa IL
SANG Ha ,iAiy q tiAEet tls +ash sps Ia ss.- -
nHaTy Giaastafs during thr gHaf
DIH kCIORs.
WteiHf4pr.- ii.st amy tin-sffG d. GiIsfs t... ~
nMhAf}~ .. ItaH bunean. 4asgh Pas4y .Iohn 6 tr4t
W!llHm iainel- klar1 . is' laA aaausi GanHg
l'ttab7FisE iirspass - Ein gnnshsrsi BIT h TsI.,.
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"H5E ttAF teHfs u tabssb --Ahf4a ssAnt,s
~li.itAM CAGBY Ffssd.ai
Hg' y txA8se sss,siAfs snl ffs4slrst n
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@@AO@4e@A@3S ASASAN~ -
No. Iii Market street,
DELAWARE EIBE lSsr RANCE BUILDING
DEEDS, BosDs, MoRTGAGEs, a. 4e., promptly sud
a. arai@ly dawn.
PRuAlIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
FI'E rs AND LVASs o. all kinds fought aui stli On
Amlssu In this city At the Brokers BoAFds Fha
isiphAi No. YORK Or other eittss ~ %
pointing ttaEsfs Nh3 ali lrms Of b Fh standing
50 EATEA c0MAl ssIOSS are chafgsd 90 si-kH -
qsnf puFshsei .btuAi The fsEuAT Lf5kers e.llI .si
q als quarter Per sti ts.as di,iied teHeen uaf Give
aud sgents.
DEAFfs.-we ifAs % PtlaislphA. Ssv Yors 81 Boa
itn AID prosut@ drafts 1ih-r etie. tAs
i8-ssi rate. q exchange
tuKElGs DsAPIa-we ifas 10 crest Btialn. Ire
houses q nui9itisi itsndiII. IL b. -Ii
eusi0lisfs
EXCHANGE -Fvfsiga % p5nsftie--l,usht sud ialt
At the lsft faFsfabis Faiss Alossi - tAArE-t
premium s Aita'-t Assy' bs silossi ~ Cnee. Ss~
York.
REAL EsTtTE We attend t. the paseLA,- and .ai-
oi heAl ksiAtr 10 ioFu eouruy sad i-sp-elu gilr
purchasers or sellers to give call We fsnt hou.-s
and ben desired b 3uf eutoasfH -t-nl 10 lie elile
i1n of their rents
oLLRcIloss-ols Correspondence enable. d. T.
rsasl Aug pfomnent paint America iu any ar-isa
e1lntry, through tie most reliable thAln-I Our "a .
eonlsIuently pefs9u- ayang thsms-lyy5 " them ma
onhdent that their business vii r. iaiihfuly ami
eromptly attended 10 1lr t1AfEra are a. los = 4Fs
made hy any reliable parties.
In eTerg where en- pl0yel onf aim r. 10
he best for the Interest of customer aud solicit
be pairohass q ou ffiHn1s and the public generally
Jan 3 JOHN MeLkAR A saN.
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ROAcHEsl R0ACHEsll-Lyona Magnetic Powder
~ death 10 ihsns pests For sale AT 0hIMsHAWs,
Mo. COO Market, above 9Th street
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literal iiIe,uni mads o, d,aisrt
Aliress Principal Office, Tribune gn,ldlngg.
70 ! spruce street, New York.
s9h in Piiiadsphla %, D}nu o. 2sz ssfth b..,,td
atfsat A lnhhsil. iiig thssnui ntfsst auI h, al
Uugsisff
laui4ly
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NtJIIcI.

We hfe daily receiving orders to send by mail
a1lne Dne " more of DR.. Ilurd's Dental RENE
l!es, which w cannot I'll None are mntlnble
tEcFpt The bsufgiga H1stef, Which wc send IN
80 suyf1ps On receipt oi price flJ cental nnd
abs stamp But 70 Accommodate persons in
pates where ths druRgiHiH aud storekerpers nre
Deninl the hgs, W. have put up packages IN
rhite eintgssed b9Hesi Hsyen inches by four
with r1mphrlwsuti--eac box containing a boi-
ne of M Hnrts No0h lYaah, and T,5M Al,
DfoJ. boH u Tooh Poto,isr the Neiraiy.a
flnfsr, and valuable little Irrnilae on T,sh
qnd hsr Useasff HE bfd meaHs oJ yfcseriiHg
H'p, dnd ne ProPff ircdbafHt NJ ChiLtiretH Jeefh,
worth of itself the entire eost to every Young
innn Or woman, or parents with young children
With several other necessary articles price por
package oHe htiar, or six packages for So, sent
hy express na directed. A. the Exprtss charges
are mol much, II any, more On n dozen than on
Hne, II u inr cheaper 70 order six or II dozen
pnckagea At one time large family will want
oil, pr tho snrplua can be disposed Of to neiah-
bnfs with public beneGt, for no one can pstiiHnte
hp1 much pnin, suffering, unhnppneHs, and dis
ignrement, expense, loss uf time and money
would be saved to the country il every faInily
to day had one Of these packages, which, ia il
self IL complete get of Dental Remedies. Ad
dress VIM B Hurd CO. Tribune Buildings,
New York, and write name mud address plninly
w. Il. II a. 60. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn.
to q. W Griffith, President Of the Fnrners nnd
Cihhen'- Bunk, brooklyn; TO the Editor Of the
American Mnnuiacturers' Gazette 10 JOY Coe
a. Co., Publishers Agents. New York 10 r. r.
liarnum EsI, who knows good thing when he
sees i aud who Inns already ordered Eccond
supply, etc
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce Dr. Hurlg Dental Rencdies into
evory County. Men or women who want 10
mike money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
nrw, useful, low priced, and We are spending
thousands In advertising them for the benefit Of
nRents. liOxea Of aamples, containing dozen
Of the one dollar packages above epenified, with
GircnlrA will be sent, on receipt Of seBen doiiaBs
nbout halt price, TO any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with tho view Of he
coming no agent They Gnu be sold in a dag
1G1" va o6aid rafher pay saiaries than Qommis.
sons 10 mose rib pTope Memsetpcs scieqt saissmsu
Bsl- Now is the time to 90 into the business
For address and references see above
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-11
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
A Rightesus Beiriba,ien.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Thbsrs

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-, Wednesday, April 30 1862.
"At the late. account, nom Fredercsburg Cen Mellow
ell occupying bis headqusers tho house Of MI Lacy
! Immediately sppo'i'e that city,
This paragraph in a late morning paper brings TO
my mind some incidents connected with that house,
which trust will be interesting To your readers, and
which, to my own mind are not without their lesson
The maIson 10 which refer besrs the name Of
Chatham, ard II was Immediately at the end of the
Chatham bridge, which wac named from IL. Tbs
bridge Is now in ruins. The mansion was built by
Judg. Coalter one of tie best Of the old Virginia
school Of gentlemen, Judge of the District in which
he lived and lawyer Of high httsinments lie was
a man Of great wealth, and selected this beautiful
eminence for the noble mansion which under bis own
supervision was reared rpou it, Chatham was long
known as the seat Of refinement and hospitality, and
thore probably has never been gentleman OF ftates,
man of the old regime who has not been entertained
within its almost classic walls
More than twenty years ngo this old aud beloved
citizen died, bequeatbing his entire wealth and
estate to Liz excellent widow. She was woman Of
generous nature and Of the pureSt piety. Among
other property left her were large number Of ne
groes, whom che AWAY treated with kindness.
During her life her youngest daughter, lady Of
great beauty, was married to Mr.. Horace Lacy. To
him, therefore, the property fell on the death CT Mrs.
Coalter, which happened few years ago at u very
advanced age.
Mrs. COalter had, during many years previous to
her death, declared that sle should set her slaves
free when she died. For this purpose she called in
near relative Of hers, who was a lawyer, and en-.
ployed him in writing out her will. Now this law
yer, who resides in Fredericksburg and Is well
known there, set wishful eye upon these negroes.
1t seemed to him quite q desperate thing 10 see
nioety-hys wele0pd,ionsd chaltsb going out Of tho