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Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
From the Delaware Inquirer.l
EDWARD RIDGELY,
Secretary Of Stale.

SMYRNA, OGr 9Th, 1862.
MR. EDITOR ---
Publish it upon the housetops, proclaim it to the
four winds, write in capitals at the head of your
columns; let every loyal voter in the State know,
that William Temple, Of Smyrna, the poor mans
friend ugh ~ the good-naturcd, oily.tOngued, smil
ing, laughing, wheeding, whining, shuffiing candi-
date of the Secession Party for the Office of Repre-
sentative to Congress, the who processes to be
the peoples nominee, lorsooth approached an hon
est aborlng man of our town yesterday ELECTION
day., who had committed the great crime Of voting
the Union ticket and gravely informed him that he
,DOuld execute and sell hisPrOperty tOmOrr6r0 Hor
rible crime! Sell him out on the approach of win
ter, while his only son, who is old enough to help,
him, in the army fighting the battles Of his count
ry: and turn him and large family of dependent
children oat Of their home, because he UOted against
the Democratic Party. Heaven save us from such
Democrats9
Now, Mr.. Editor, the above is positive fact, anc
can be abundantly sustained by responsible wit
nesses The victim of Mr. Temples wrath is an un
offending working man. who is unfortunate enough
to owe our great Disciple of jeff few dollars, an
this is the plan he pursues to rghten him into terms
But it won't do. Mr.. Temple has spoken too louC
for onco and every loyal paper in the State ought
repeat the story. The name of the voter Is Angus
tus Green, and any further particulars can be fur
nished bV Me.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
One Price System,
ON THE HILL!
WilIiamSOn's New Store

w lllIdmSOn S New Store
EfSA Is JUST OPENED with new and SssSE--sssA
tSE]s;j desirable Stock Of we'll selected Dry ~ n.E 4
E4as=SA(iOO Nations, Ready made Clothing Msi MHsi
Boots, Shoes, Queensware, Earthen Tin and ~1aa1s'
Wooden ware Of all kinds, superior Sugars. COfIeeS,
Teas, Spices Moasses, Soap Candle Fund Vinegar.
Lard. Pork. Salt Bacon. Brooms. Brushes, Baskets.
Tobacco SnniI. Segars, Flour Meal. Corn. Feed Lii
quOrs of all kinds and everything else that any one
want,
Those who have before dealt with us know that we
have always kept the BEST cheapest and greatest
rety of Goods of any other Store, and to do
again. Our country friends all know that they
could always do better with tkeir trade at Store
than any other in town. and will find this STILL
We respectfully ask call from every body TO
inc stock, and they will find offer greater bar
gains than and will do best to give saIsfac
IOn.
OF Please remember. il is not at the OLD. but at
the NEW Store. whhre the greatest bargains are.
J. X. WILLIAMSON, Commerce ST..
On the HILL. near the Old Stand.
febI4 SmvFna nel
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

GLoMOUs News FROM PENNSYLVANIA
The election in Pennsylvania, Tuesday, re-
suited in a Union victory of 40 or $4,000
over the Democracy, and electing most OF
the Union candidates.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

Intelligence from the Gulf indicates that COM
bined atock of land and naval forces is to be
made on Galveston, Texas being the destina-
tiOn of tho expedition known to be fitting out at
Pensacola
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

THE YELLOW FEVER AT WnMSeroN N. Co.
There appears to be no abatement of the yellow
fever at Wilmington, N. C. During the week end
ing on Friday evening last. Oct. Sd, 267 new cases
I'D 81 deaths arc reported.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

prslininaries to the draft, by the fifteenth day Of Oc
tobsr instant, the day fixed in my proclamation of
the seventeenth day of September last for that pur
pose;
Now, TzEREToRR !, William Burton, Governor Of
the State Of Delaware, in exercise of the power
conferred upon me by the War Department, do
postpone the draft in this State until the twelfth day
of November, A. D. 1862. at which time drafting
will commence.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO set m.
hand and caused the GreatSea of the State of Della
ware to be hereunto affixed.
Done at Dover. this seventeenth day of Septcmber
| ~ in the year of our Lord one thousand eigh
| SEAL hundred and sixty two. and of the Ind,
NV pendcnce of said State the eighty seventh
WILLIAM BURTON.
BY the Governor,
EDWARD RIDeELY,
| Secretary of State.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
Notice to Debtors.

Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted tC
TSCHUDY g. COLLINS either by Note, Bond oil
Book Account, that said Indebtedness must be paic
by December LIST, 1862; and those having open Ac
counts must call and close them Immediately.
aug7 TSCHUDY & COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
MARRT ID.

On the 9th inst, by Rev. VIM. Bishop, Mr.. Philip
Cummins to Miss Elizabeth Fortner, bo tn of Kent
county, Del.
On the l4th inst. by the same, Mr.. Andrew ].
Cnmmins to miss Mary E. Harker, both of Kent
county, Del.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. D. F. Ewell, Mr..
Robert Davis to Miss Mary E. ScOwdrick, both of
Kent county, Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

complete assortment of Cutlery, such az HALVES
and Forks, Carvers Sicels, Pen-Kniyes ScI,sors Ra
LOrS ant SlrUps 6t.
The attention OF tho Indies is also called to his as
Oriment OF Sewing Needles, Knltllug Needles Pms
Thimbes Shields. feaspoons and Tablespoons the
finest quality. Ironing a raraius. &c.
Also an assortment Of Fire Arms. Skates Dinn.r-
bells Andl'uns, Shoyels and Torgs, Coffee mills Sf-
tiers, Frying Pans. Waffle irons, DC
All the above articles will be sold at prIces lower
than he bought el>pwhere Please call and =
anime for yourselves here you will always fad hun
! ready andwllling to accommodate the public on the
best terms.
feb3 j. F. WILLIAMS
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

Out I4,524 votes cast by Pennsylvania soldiers at
the last election, IL 35I given for the RepubIi-
can candidates.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
The Result In the State.

The following is the result in the State of the
Inspectors Election as we can come the true
returns 1t will be teen that the dsunonis;s carried
the State BY about 749
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
TO TILE PI[RLIG.

The subscriber is desirCus Of saying that, being
graduate of the Phllade pha College GPharmacy and
having been engaged lin this business for the past
twelve yenrs is sufficient guarantee OF his ability to
compound Prescriptions with perfect accuracy also
assure them that none but the and MOST RELI.
ABLE Drugs and Pharmaceutical Preparations will
ever be used for that purpose.
sug28 JAS. P. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
Drugs! Drugs! Drugs
FOR THE NlLLION!

The undersIgned would give notice to the citizens
Of Snyrna and vicinity that he has commenced the
DRUG BUSINESS in the store formerly occupied by
Wns. WihlS, on Commerce Street,
where the public may find good stock of DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS,
GLASS, vARNISHES. HAIR PREPARATIONS,
PERFUMERY, HAIR DYE, STATIONERY,
and a general assortment of Toilet Articles &c &c.
All OF the most popular PATENT MEDICINES
constantly Oh hand, and at low rates. Careful atten.
ton given TO the cOmpOunding Of Physicians Prescrp
tiOns.
AIDays on hand, the choicest Brands of Segars and
| T0bdccO.
augl43m J. WESLEY DENNEY.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Harmer. Lechler & Co.

PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
No. South Water st. Philadelphia.
Berries, Potatoes Eggs Poultry and all kinds Of pro-
duce.
Having practical knowledge of the business. and
large acquaintance with the city trade, we most
respectfully solicit consignmen;s with the determine
ton OF making prompt returns, and we will use every
means to give satisfaction to those who may favor us
with their business.
SAM'L HARMER, c. LEcHIER, c: JENNINGS
jy l4-lm
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

special correspondent at Harpcr's Ferry sends
US the gratifying assurance that forward move
ment of the Army of the Potomac has been deter
minen upon, and that in few days, at furthest it
will be the Virginia side of the Potomac engaged
in offensive operations against the rebels. The
correspondent traces this promise of action directly
to the late visit of the President.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

WAKES, &c. Sc,S
at his Store. on Main street. neIt door to Bank Of
Smyrna, and that
EUery article is Fresh and Genuine and Of the Best
Quality that be procured, each being selected
Pressy for Physician's Prescriptions and Family
II is his determination to sell everything in his line
at the lowest price.
His connection with the best wholesale houses i'll
Philadelphia and New York will enable him 10 do
So he therefore respectfully sClieits the Public Pat
rOnage, which. by strict personal attention TO business
and an accommodating disposition. it shall ever be
his study 10 deserve and appreciate.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

AsPecial dispatch to the Philadelphia Press, dated
Washington, Oct. 10, says: "The intimate friends
of Gen. Mcclellan in this city say that he has be-
come convinced of the folly of endeavoring to con.
cilate the PrOSlavery feeling of certain bitter parti
san politicians in loyal States, and that he has
never, since the war commenced, entertained any
other sentiment than that of an avowed intention
crushing the rebellion at all hazards according tc
the rules of civilized warfare and those suggested by
Republicans here insist that he heartily indorsel
the President't policy of emancipation as mos
salutary war measure.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

Gen. Grant has recalled Gen. Rosecrans from the
pursuit of the rebels. They SO much dispersed
aud denOralized that they cannot reorganize. They
abandoned and spiked eleven guns. and destroyed
quantity of war material We have two thousant
prisoners, including many officers. About lOOt
rebels were killed Our loss is $50 killed and IOOt
wounded.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

The subcriber respectfully informs the citizens oi
Smyrna and vicinity that he has a new and well Sc
eCted stock Of
Drugs, MEDICINES, CTEMIC AIS, FANCY
AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
Building Hardware.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Guile r Y

such as ShoyelA, Spades, Bride bits, Draw ing X
Saws, Scythes, with all other Tools Geslrab
Farm use.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
War News.
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.

1t was generally believed that the rebel Generals
Bragg and Cheatham were both killed in the en-
gsgement of Wednesday last, near Bardstown.
Our loss in killed, wounded and missing was
between 1900 and 1000, while that of the enemy
was larger. We held the field on that night. and
skirmished with them in their retreat the nsx
msrning.
When this dispatch left Louisville, courier from
our fo.ees expected to arrive in the course Of
the night, bringing details of the pursuit and tn,
battle which was probably fought yesterday.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
Hardware Store.

The underSigned successor TO VIM. Wids woulG
respectfully inform the public that he has opened
large and complete assortment of Hardware Goods
IN the house recently occupied by /. b. Hamilton
Commerce ST., SMYRNA. consisting OF
Building Hardware,
comprising in part Locks. Latrhes Bolts, Screws
Hinges. Nails, Sash, Chsels, Augers. Weigh Ares
Hachets, &c, &C.
ENAEe VNHNG EvEDU II u,xyu,A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-02

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E1t .tfart l. t..f i. .-2fu-u.; Ani rtie--
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=irI aiI"t. Ta:a wh:5h ha- rfesacT- -r;,,x-,u.
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f""3@hIi., ~ Tnr $40 .ndu'rd w~;t::evt i
indrGs';f ~ IL ~cis2:7,. al :1a dsE:4is ~
wHr Wh.,.ht iinclins, By 'ia 1twa.t ;3T.-
E":'r',. "'nl+ tier ,,Hn:ry. Ii& ~uIti!,uu; Of
in"ir r'a1.",: "tHm: srsr"m. !.avr thrn 81.
tE.iH '.%'1iHI" The "nrrI, sT''! NON Win ali
IT, .i7.il ana ;,;:.H s|.ir'l 81 to Enrn;stan
','"i.'"' II ne mi;d:: s..". ,ish'nt, without
"p:'''r"t c"'t:i1i. 'i,""'' II ''iHperaiI, ylven.
'tEh. al that !a-:; saidr. ara -it-r u CONTRA.
Sfcii - ::r",n mi ~;,'i...e, ant aectGTirv. which
i'd; la: '.aas2aIH'"t fn-ni, presenting 70 thsir
cT-m;a' + trsir-d ara intrepid front, a5 III
ni"I ha!n ard bred 10 v,r.
ih"9S zfe ea;rs";d'nsi -G.'rc'as7 r!.IniIg
- H.; i. ;I"m ~ nilIs Republican, paper.
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r, az Eaitoy gjM. Lca5on ZINES

I" fhS f"ittP' u re L"Gioh inns:
S'k: | leg psTm;asion IL eZpfsfa NJ entire
cooci-;"ace iI tbs v,eHn aSpreaSed by you
:hs ct!uc' dag "a to the imp0licg Of Earcpesn
inrefisrrncs in our u~itf"ftuuEt- CIV. atr:f,,
s'd t'r tho Itrg rirIple reason tlia, sry rraa>
sure hi9vght 10 bear tram without % L.iu-
crin. II ryfrrrrnsnt would Law a.. eInst OF
'tEtodIirs . feeling IN ia taLalf thai is uop
fast dying cat, ~ t~Toinii= tn. are -, obviuus
as 10: "a nTsd Eiaiiac.
Ho " tua .3auth nav: nnver draiJei ih3.s
sf,=tsShc literal snd faithful oytcuricn nt tins
Fond ar tno1rsct htgwsoii the ~u:i;in5l taif-
fe.n o'.dea, nincs r.rl1ad by ssaL au2osaR:7a
inc" nirg State. va nevsr t.sa wi.ned ca
sought d.sirtar, e@eeyi Gasn e7Gry Ieaii0E II
:1i'9ht 10 b. E:niaro! and ctueh-i ~ III.
Lisrhan'-t a1l uTc1net;tGsitnal proceedings
u Nj. L'nc.J c and Zig party. Tt SAX, theIt-
t.Ic, un,.r lbs transparent iuockSrT Gf arcl
lsili6g aIAreTy, Ia .irrsooE the whole SonIEarn
i-'2.e i1io ~ shjact :uhIai5.i,i. t. the ,hur-
ei!2:l L1eaa III a irT crarthoTn f~instirs. arm
IN t: i.o', hy tho hsyea=t, oi ."src-1ary
''".d-: II fsiriga T"s"s6 and TaI.h'Eds. wiz
r.iU, trs rnik ii tho Northern ,rT,y, IL eli
ua1-;iasi..g tfiat zne mgn ~ Ieicction 4ili
1t ';.te nIrurunca l" he al inEo. s.bili17 short
II III, T;isr determination II .7sr? vtitu
iS-l ii Iia $ an rTus: 80 rs2k var INA
-]i,'l-I, ~ .raiT Eind. 3ii: 80 ~rll IG:i.ti ou7
h"m-.i.a.!J +: l:;i il. aahra ara aai1 =;7oTa1
vs. ths ,u.'sl
Nj. Lia..t.,. ;a1si.&nca1r Il his ueCGJ I'LL
tfrs@: ljT 1hn p'siii"1 liz 1ccupiee, ;= oiilT a
mlE"Tirv FSesiuoui, ana at of ihs Sruth aTa
~Ill;"e to Sly 10 the c'orrh TVS viii mset
y"a haif gay: will agrs& 20 p rl:pensinE OF
hosfri't,fs. l:.st e uonvanTian ii al n. Jtais.
may ta asIlei and 4 Eutfltn:'rt eo5v= 10 BY
IL 1~:::-i-r, / ! shick We elsag. o're;i7se GO
anils; provided said Convention Is left e ie-
IicGfala ii atanluta ~ii5aonnsctioH roo and
Undergraduates u ;t.7-Hnrsls coattol CT it,
Iua1ce."
Such ra5 III. u1uniG.o.d E=si:ay III sT&y
PTouD.-:' Gin wh"u appalled, t" N The
S;iirf Ti,hin tho past t~O :u1nth5 faT BE- Il
sid / hsse fi.t curc"eied Ii 'sauspiDg'-
St1atin2 fr,.h III; ua.;9s iani; from II; bona
s1T ~ iroil ;1sNT Oh eaTtt.
TD;IS. TzT- ieaps:trit!f,
H.r- CEiITirDEr, II
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ari.. brrLrH3 aYTGHT o. HzcEit sn@m.&-
TuETHsa iaiP1a1Arr aFEEAi 3ss III ur:, VET
Gn's rnrTk -RsEEIcZ3 e,i EvIG"Gf,G e.
7iiE REIEL'-FrUn HUNDRED " .ubH io.is i,
HniKrtS LEFT 8fHiHn-c.prurE ~ . Jill
: TIA coMTANT ka1IRE.
fh1 stes,hfr Potomac, from >:.n ':;lean:
iii the m, IA: a,Ii,ed ut Mr. Tols
! The s!cup.lf-Har. Har,Iorl ".,I s.:.,i ..y'
RIcaniond had arrived al NsW l~r!4.G:.
Iha chip .'"hn lIssr5 hnG IA !, driven
%aHluia IN tic %f'rtwr.: s'o". !, -,s"5"t
sinking
i nan NAMED Tl;is. s:=ep+7 Il = r.>-u.3k
lad t'aa1l iaTIa d AID ;e tLtrat IN p%e-er,:9 u
hie rrr': 81, -:caGiu.rrrt. SStraTs! a:rsa's
hse berA iua'c, ai'i liz "a t"s WIG r~,asutly
oon."iItsn the IObi.s,y II :Ith.m ",.'-:l ~
Tr"ruity ,rmi b.rn srit":-i. saLsmnfI If :it"
PROPERTY rc."r-r:;!.
Es his arii1a' H.: oilic;rl r~hinrs if tisr.
Butler CuncrtUin: Inc .ilrc"ai,.! h.,ir &,
Labaliovill". or iiapnleowrilir, III which .ho
Fejsrai !or:ra unu=r Gel. Weitgei achieved
ahcc1f. over he Characterization j.; alou a .rI,art
Ct aub4.Yiert rr"ratiuua irum t4cIr. We.tz.!
himsnli, are received.
~nEf,gi,i rffDfI rF CratR.i. trTLfg.
s.Qt 'HlF'S LtTS.1 N1NT w I'll: tItiE,
NV noiLsN-, Ncg. =, la.3.
1t!jnr- GensrG! il. u Ediieci. Commemorative
Chief Uuitc.l .Sintss Army:
have ihs honor to recount ii "crG ~! .
5s3al,il expedition, under General Weitzal, :.
the prepsratirn fpr thr march ii wh::l
bave previously Informed tbn cunmendipS
General.
General Wsitzcl landed ut Dot !daunr;lls,
and took up his linp 81 MARCH 80 Sunday,
The 10Th OF October. About nih5 g, m,iez
beyond Donaldsonvillo lie Insl the susnY IN
toIc n sharp engagement onsucri. in shi. h
he l"st eighteen Qa> killed and mxty-risht
t68) waundal. Full li.il at ihu cAs,alti-=
have. toeh recul7ed atd published.
Tins Commanding rEneer IT the "Ji-5tY,
T6l. acPheolsT., w4s Killed: aud :hs enemy
i"st quite "a latge> Iuhtgt il killed ned
w0und.d
Tsa hri"drsl sIti ~iriy-si7Lt rTieanz.3
Tei6 CAPTURED; AHA sinc "Ta piecs of artillery
,ioce tnsn lie hs; n4t With az nppogitinn,
and;tnd "holo OF that country ia nov hpeo 70
him: Tbs enemy has evacuated Broeh.rss
city, having by msAirs ii the Tallroai 90.
away osl5rs Oil gunbnats could cut Of tlail
~'otres', the naval foIcc having bteh ,'o;lJet
NJ 4 VsIg severe gl1fM.
| AIN jnst infnrtnej that car fsilrns:I som
munrca,iuns with Gnn. Weltzei srn rDsueI.
and lie ieezzenger hss just courc ii. h~ii"sife
= despatch. whils / write, Y hi Il 1 e~irl"e-,
| cahnot too much ruMmJni tho 5o:ir5 6.
Col. Thomas With his regiment. '.he 81. VI
si"Gt. who haze ii -ir dsr. arecsi I:ty-,va
miles - :al!rUsj. quilt I,iRr v~uloef'G. i=bu'!i
a nLiaIs: turned b. tho Enemy, Inur l.uudisd
and %1S;ny-d7t i435) fzei lone, besides pulling
81 Tie IGnE acsss IRON the teark. .EIcE Eli
:Ici; imp2d-d rta locomotive all the way "a
this york shsy Ware asaisr-d 57 Lnl. Stat
o,d's tc5ilnent, Naive Guard. icolored)
| bar- the hoL5r II BE-, your III ~:ery't,
H@wI. F. BrTLnn.
MajoI 1ena1.i C0tbmSnine.
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rtt5 T. do..a-. - anas1irt:on 7soetra; ;ar ieds
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CO.. !. rssS tLr2 .tx MOUTHS:
= -.- - aHr Te.t. threr lHlsarsi lSf MA
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a a * Elaa;H> ~,
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hcea Il, ,i~ n.lH 2iG>sistas their papssA
&UEEEriS1Nn
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II sa.L.t i,i-I ~ iss, for lie hrst lnser''np,
sa. ~. -tIrs 81 u.ca a1aitonal insertion.
saiE.s %%..tiy, s~=vsuE; Gya cents peS Ranurs Tor each
"Sr -,.r- r,uet 's accompanied oy the cash
..ssiS itey ~,it 'rt 10 attended 70. .s,,.
ct; ,, ,roHiaiuins icunhy az" cent Al thr IIHE "i ihe
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MajoT General C1nmsrIIt
Gt-EN. WEtTzEL NJ INT 2EGko:s.
aElp1uaETEas EEsEa:E TaI0ApE,
liz CAMF. NAE TaISoDE.r2, La. :
November Isl. i6EG

November lsI, i3G2.
Msjr :.-Siars 1a5 last ~tsela1ci / laTet.
ceiTed iaTnTicaiio" it$h ito sneny lea er..a-
stai f:TEtcE'e Bay, =ui ia eugh a hairy Us
auI sunboats 6eIs 81 eight it,t s.e7 left
c7s 40i' Hagoir!oads Il ieEToe: lolrin'i II
Brssi1.1rs City To erii s,sniia.e his ..rort,
tins nesTaas ure alreauy Ista.Ding- ;io@.
THAT srail | H. riih thpil
Ih-E, iitsalJ tTire &c E,.,s I.t.t.isi ii,
and ,;2uRd InT .a:ap ss l ba1e s.idiers = .fh-
H.. / e.iir"! fssd Tlcu; &c . cuaseideEcs
theT n.u;t tesd themselves.
Ths o5lmun:t7; of whom slzsady qaii. =
luInoef hare taken the oath OF allegiance, is
il great terror, TooTing trouble with TIT ne
gToss. Tney beg Inr IL allow thsu, u 1sta;h
thsi, 4rns. / csnnot 40 fhis Tithni: a;t.har.
- from hsadquarTse,,
Last 1ish: nt pIckste. Tefs HE lpan tT
SoTe person armed With 4 ehot-Sln. This
would MAXI it prudent tc ALLOW IN iLtss
Ut TsSEn srI5 VIC Ea:e t4ksl 1uc 9th o.
axe Faraied. llss.i 10 :iTa ns Instruction
o. thra poinI.
IhoTa is plr5ty n :ag., ,ef9. ! have al
randy cn!:&cL.d z large lumbar Ct c%47s!Tj
ana artillery Lor;ea ::nd 1.ule5. Flenaa no=
oTsaDi1s that fajl7osd properly. wilt = sipsr-
hrsndent and proper cmFiaJ:se; 81 ,bat nc
may rua ~ia.uisT tTs:Te aud E2t haze sur
rolling sEcck Iui1si ~ rad aars:s1a:n;,
hare ssEf ! force 60 EerTicEs fsj &c
take bc75essio1 Ct the road iron IiEa7s-iiie
to B.1IlE'a Fay; c~cnnazicsia Wax tns
gnnboats, ard rsrsu e. bridges ec7osa
Bayou 6caij.
viii hare It's t7idss .c7oes Sg:s4 L.
fcurehs completed al Ioa7 o'eiock t..iz sttEi-
Eoeo. s1d the bridge at T=5TehclGe lii ta
competed tc.1oIToE. :.
Iosn. wien tie FaIcu Eouit h1i3+e j:
Tsai-, ths Tho:e iaai will CO ali iisLi L.
Brazrs7sr Cty
ali rds i~iaDfsri; nlrlJ: wish ~ n..ks ,h7ir
7sT? excellent til: ys7r'e crap. II aill order
bsck ti,slr negroes. ii sl!o1 tL-:r :" tpnke
soma s7ran2oa->hi6 with th-:n.
f,itnsr Celnnbi fi:ouuss nur ti!nc:l !3taf-
foli hssa yzt heen snsn b iIs. i dads:afogi
tia: tho Native Guards usIe I. picket inc
Toni. They Nant IT, bold Eoutis Station:
Rsy"n I-= A.li.mah.is Bridge, TiF-7-i!s;
Bayou Lsfvurchv E:tdee, TerTabaEr. Bridge.
sc D. fnts .Dd lhrow oft yitk5ts su az IL
coTilE'tnicste With ssct atli.i.
TIC tslrgrhph shoaid TN relAired At nEcs.
/ bsye wndisputed posseasiiH Of THE cauntry
uev, aua tits part Of toe e. ppG!sH ia par
fsal .U9ceeA.
an, sir, very respectfully,
/ ;uT oGaiisnr serTantrs
y. WKi1z.L.
Big. GeH. L s. Vols.
hi Geo. O. Strong, Asat7talt Adjusslr
i~7-nsIAl, Department cr ths Cali. Nrv
O1j.sns, Ia.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-02

P5licE if7I3Is.-Ti.s City ry:.,e .li~.:eI
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".tn tie murder. 20 December. i55i, OF nGt=,. .;ef ys5.
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diS2 I:cTa OF ns-sia P1"e- q Handliy. TLs's 1ro.e
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Jig huth,ts III what hai oc2rnsi
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