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LIE herman papers are very indignant
and express their indignation in no meas
ured terms.
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gave him birth, upon its 6resides and al
tars, upon its women and children. Must
not the blood that is shed-the blood of
his brethren and countrymeD-stainh his
guilty soul and haunt his evil Imagination
like the blood of murder Out upon the
wretches1 We have never heard even of
Yankees, IN the whole career of their base
ness, Joining an invading army, fer the
desplation ard deflement of their own
homes, with the single exception of Bene-
dlct Arnold, who was prodigy of virtue
IN compatison with these Southern traitors.
As for the foreign General, with the un-
pronouuceable name, who was associated
with Thomas at Somerset, and Gho is ssid
to have risen from the position of porter
TO that of General, we consider il very
doubtful whether any such exchange OF
a7dcations can be properly designated as
promotion. An honest German porter nj.
q hotel is a much more respectable char
acter than Yankee General of an invd-
ding army, especially an army of ohioans,
who, according TO Judge Tucker, have
nothing beneath them on the face OF the
earth but their own swine. 1t is of such
materials, however, that the great bulk of
tue invading army is composed. At least
two hundred thoosand foreigners are ar
rHyed under the banner of Lincoln, and
endeayoring to subjugate country which
gave them refuge from despotism, and to
enslave people who were their best
friends.
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Onr skonts brot 2 primers in tother da.
They sed they did belong tew the Va. NT-
tiShG and wuz glad tew be kaptured bi the
ldaketa, fur sez they tew me, We wnz
1torcid in the Perceshin army nginst ther
will. They furthirmorc sed that Glel tue
Malisha wuz gittin nifty tired NV the war,
wuz a dezertun evri time they could git u
chance. SEE l, mi deer trends 1 spect you
will have tew go tew Whealin Well they
sed they dident kare, they wuz tired nv
titin agin the Cnion side, enyhow. Iuskid
them if they ever got any mouey from tho
rebils fur thur suFvices, aud sez they no
nary time, and they hadent very much tew
eat aud bad to pay fur iBaud bi awl ther
own kloze in the bargtn. Idont see how
the buggirs iz gotn to stand it much
longer withoutsalt. l see bt the noosepa-
Pers that in some parts Nv tho c. S. A.,
salt is selluu for IL or 8 Dollars per peck,
and hardly think that rebellion can stand
sich pricus much longer and they list bet-
ter sow up aud quit ther foolin, cause it's
0wl nonsense fur them tew stick it out
enymorc. Nuthin much more to sa, eYry
thing about kamp il purity quiet at prez-
zent. ZKEL HARDY.
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Renegado southerners.
from tie Richmond Dlgpateh, Jan. 80


The federal press announce that one
Of the successful Generals at Somerset
Thomas, is Yirgtnian, and the other,
Shoepf, a foreigner, who came to this coun-
try as a porter, and has had the good luck
TO rise to hls present position.
So far as Thomas is sConcerned, If he be a
EVirginian, he is not the only reneende
from this commonwealth who has stained
his hands in the blood of her children, bnt
we marvel that the Yankees should take
pride in having such allies. II ought to
be far more gratifying to their nationaIam-
bition to gain success-if they can-bv
Yankee leadership. Their expectations
however, in that line, have not as vet been
eminently fortunate. There are plenty of
Southern traitors, according to their own,
accounts, in their camps, who, heweyer
false to their native land, win fight at any
rate, and all the harder perhaps because
they are fighting against ther own kindred,
aad naturally hate land which gave birth
to such monsters as themselves The man
in the North who Bympathizes with the
South may still be faithful5to his own seo.l
tion, and is probably its most intelligent
friend. It is not his home that Is invaded
nor any Of his interests that are aSsafled.
But We have no words to express our de-.
testation and scorn,0f the Southern citizen
who can side with the North against iliS
own section in War upon the land which
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Letter from Z-kiel Hardy-.He Nor
Allies ON the War.
KAMP GINERAL LAHDUR, 4
NEW KR1CK, Feb. Sd, lS & 62. I

NEW KRIcK, Feb. Sd, 1s & 62.
JitsGur EaytGrs.
When Hast rote tew yu wus out in
Hardnp kounty in Kamp Mizzery, and our
kumpany got so alfred tired a stanin out
thur that they he'd mitey big noshun tu
gitten II petishin up tew sen to Hed-uuar-
ters fur tew be takin ava. So Gineral
Kelly scene how things wuz q wurkin
amuug us. (The Gineral alWRze wuz a
tepdur.hatted kind nv man. So there
wus0n oftishal order KUN tew ouSkumpa-
NY frum him tew make a fawl back tew
New Krick and hold It until furthur or
ders. This order wuz received joyfuly.
Jist aftuT the 'vacuashen nv Romni l
think onr fellers maid a gallunt moove
um.Kamp Mizzery, and frum what L bev
since herd frum the War DepGrtmint, re-
treet mite hev bin cut of bi the rebiIs,
and l think SO tew aftur lookin at the mat
ter in the propur lite.
Not long aftur bein heer at New Krick,
We wur jined hi very large lot nv troops.
So think we hev got a mitey fine KRmp
If it jist only wuzzent fur the mud, but we
hev got tew stick it out thru mud and eve
rytiug else, or else quit, and l don't think
there will be mutch of the latter dun, not
here ennyhow.
IWuz hiley pIeezeda aistnr Edyturs, tn
heer nv the CRATE and 1tOriuS defect nv Zol-
lykoffer in kentucky. ] red the ackount
nv the victrY in the papir with very mutch
delite. but the nicist fee6hur nv the hole
affair wus the vile trater, Zollykoffer. bein
shot bi Kurnel Fri. don't think you kan
call the Kurnel properly "iSmdH EFi.'' 1t
would hev bin better fur old Zolllykoffer
tew hev staid in the bushis. After aWl
lime beginning tew think rebilsRt il about
plaid ont in Kentucky. They ought tevZ
be ashaimed nv the last fite down ther.
caWze ther Wnz good many more on the
perceshun side than ther Wuz on owrs.
Frum awl ackounts Tenysee is cumin aWl
o. K, fur the Union, and line reealy hSppi
TO kno it too. shal now waite & watch In
crate Expense tew heer frum the CRATE
Burnside Xpedishen, and | doc hope he
will skorch sum nv their sides for em.-
.Kolumbus, too, beleev, IL in kritikul
way, cawze 1 actooaly bleeye tier will be
a bust up in that phase bel long.
Il w1z roomerd heer yestedR that @. b.
MdctltlEGt ION nckount nv sickness) il
abowt tew rezins, but if this be troo, /
cant sa. guess Mac Is onley goin to quit
fur the time bein. II wouldn't do fur
George 70 quit US for good, cawse he's
putty we'll thaWt nv amnug the peepil.=
But Il had bin IN Georges plase
wouldn't nv had SOW many Dress perides
and Revues on the Potomick. kno very
well that durin the past few weeks the
Wether Euz entirley teW bad teW be out
nv dores much, let aloan bein on Paraid.
And jist believe that's what CIV George
the sicknlss he has now. hope he will
soon recoTir sufisheutly teW take kom-
maud agin. The rebils about heer Il al
gittin mitey tired uYWn
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MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT DEPosIT
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aud ssld. TITOS, II. LIST, President.
SAMhH HILDRETU, Treasurer. janl&259.
OHN LIST. RoRF. MORRISON. w.B.LoGAN
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complete assortment Of all aFtclesin his line consist
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Another Complaint about tho Sd Va.
Regiment.
BucKHANSoN, Va, Jan. 81, 1862.
Editors LHtelligtAeer''
As your paper seems TO he the medium
through which large portion Of the news
and information of the Wqr in Western
Yirginia is transmitted, and having some
questions to ask and suggestions TO make
I would thank you very much for space in
the LntelligeHeer tor the same.
ERxT.-THR THIRD y1RGISIA RBeIEENT.
This, the oldest three year regiment in
the service in Western Virginia, is now
stationed-I mean, scattered from Mary
land 70 almost the farthest corner in
Northwestern Yirginiaj and this is not all:
it has been in this condition since its for
nation. 1t has not been in au honorable
engagement during seven months time: It
is dubbed by some the Hog Hole Regiment:
that is, watching railroads, putting up tel.
egraph wires, working roads, &C., oe6a-
sionally scouting little and swearing Sc
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GSuliOES 4HtetttyeAceF:
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the new State of West Virginia, is as fol-
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srRIxGE>r ORDERS BY GrS. rorE.

Thursday the President, the Secretary of War and
Maj Gen. Hileck were III consultation at the War
Department, Cons. Pope and Burnside being present
a portion Of the time. Possibly one result Of this
consultation may be found in General Order No. ] |,
issued by Gen Pope. 1t directs that commanders
army corps divisions, brigadcs and detached com
mands in his army, shall proceed Immediately to
arrest all disoya male citizens within their lines or
within their reach. Such as arc willing to take the
oath Of allegiance will be allowed TO remain. under
certain restrictions; those who will not take the oath
will be Conducted To the SIuth, beyond I 10 extreme
nckes of the army-not TO return, under penalty OF
being treated spies. Any person who violates his
gath Of allegiance will be shot, and his property con-
fiscaied The same order prohibits all communica-
ton with any person whatever living within the
ensmy's line. This looks like making war in
earnest
He has also issued orders for the seizure Of all
horses, mules and stores in the Cnelnys country,
which are not absolutely needed for the maintesancc
or subsistence Of the inhabitants.
Gen. Po,e has issued ANOTHER order indicative Of
the spirit in which he intends to wage the
rebels. Hereafter no guards will be placed over
private houscs private property Ofany description,
and co..... . .-.c.rs wIl! be held responsible for
the conduct of their troops. The soldiers, he says,
were called into the field fight the enemy, and not
TO guard the property of those most hostile to the
Government
The President has promulgated his order constitu-
ting Gen. lIalleck General.inGhief of the entire
land forces Of the United States The order is dated
the 18th inst.
The idea Of drafting to fill up the National armies
70 tho rcquistc STANDARD, is hardly entertained by
the authorities at Washington. The impression is
that the Presidents call for 100000 additional vol
unteers is already being responded to throughout
the country with an aacrity sufficient to insure the
entire number in much shorter times than was
anticipated Certainly the accounts of recruiting
movements which reach US from every direction
seem to warrant this belief
BrigJGen. Nelson, reaching MurfFeasboro', on
July ls, issued order directing the disloyal eiti
to surrander at all the United States prom
erty which the rebel troops had distributed among
them. The order brought the uniforms and equip
Jnents TO tIG court house by cart loads.
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DIE: ID,


= OH the 2sth inst, N Thoroughfro Neck, Robert
Derriekson sr., aged 81 years. t9se--
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Farmers, Look Out.
Guns and Pistols !

The subscriber informs the citizens Of SMYRNA and
The country adjacent that he has taken the house for
nery occupied by julius Passauer opposite he Cal.
rage Factory OF CahOon Carlow. on Commerce ST ,
where he rs prepared 10 make all kinds Of FIRE.
AKNlS-kltes, Muskeis, Shot. Guns. Pistols, &c.
lie is complete master Of his trade having learned
the business in Germany. and worked for some time
in the principal establishments in this country.
All kinds OF Repairing done on reasonable terms
JeSI-5m NICHOLAS GLATvT.
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complete assortment Of Cutlery, such \, kni,.s
zors md Straps. DC. ''' ''u
The attention Of the Ladies is also called 10 nj.
"ftmtnl OF S,wIng Needles, Knitting Needles PIN,
hInpeS shields Teaspoons and Table.spoon. Of he
finest quality. Ironing AT paratus, &c.
Also. All assortment Of Fire Arms Sk,,., nnn.,
bells And 'onS. ShOvels and Tong. Coffee nil. S.
tiers. Frying Pans Waffle irons &c ~
All the above articles Will he said al pree, IoUe,
a I oe o"uRht elsewhere. Please ran and rI
anime for yourselves. where you Will ALWAYS find NV,
best terms. W 'He
ieb3 7 n II,t,,,
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DOCTOR
Z Ill A K l. Fl l.. MAHON
Successor to DR.. Gardiner,)
homeopathic.
OFFICE-MeiheJist Street. next door TO thu cf,;as
DR.. WIN. Cummins.
DAVID T. SMITHERS.

UENIINT,
GFormerly Student OF w. G. A. Bonwell,)
Offers his services to inhabitants of SmyToa
and vicinity. OFFICE-The room recently
occupied by Miss Sarah West, Main st., next
door to the residence Of Col. Geo, Davis.
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SOUTHERN UNION REGIMENTS.

A regiment Of Union men of North Alabama is
organizing in General Buclrs army, and will soon
be full and equipped for service under the Stars and
Stripes. 4 regiment composed Of Arkansas men is
already organized and attached TO the army of Gen.
Curtis. Virgins, Kentucky, Missouri and Tenncs-
see elch have large forces M the Union Service. y
good many men have been recruited in North Caro-
lima and soElG in Flurid4 and Louisiana. Every
State of the Union now has troops in the Federal
service except South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi
and Texas. The latter State would furnish many
regiments, if the Government would ol,ce make a
strong demonstration in Us borders and them
protection. This, trust, will be done before a
rrcat ,rhilc
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PERSONAL.
Thomas Carrow.

has just returned from the city with a new and hand
some stock Of Goods, adapted to the season. and in
Sites all persons who wish to buy good and cheOI
GOODS To pay him an early cali Special attention
is called 20 his larne and hnndan,,r as.n.,,n.nt 81
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Wsr News.

There is no stirring war news. The
rebels have, however, of late been making
some bold guerilla dashcs in the South
western States, and it is said the Richmond
troops are making demonstrations towards
Aorlulk and Suffolk.
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C CUTLERY

snch as Sho'el', Spades. Bride bits. Draw ,ny sr,v.
saws S'ythes, with all other Tools aes,fa1le 4,
Farm use N'S'ASAe "
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The Union Demonstration of Sussex

The Union meeting at Georgetown, on Tuesday
week. was largely attended. The editor Of the Del.
awsre Inquirer, who was present, says;
=" We saw assembled on this occasion Democrats.
the Bell'Eyerett and LHcol1 pen; all met together
tor the purpose of placing their gallant old county
right upon the record. There did not seem dis.
senilng voice upon the momcppus questions which had
brought them together; and were the more favor
ably impressed with the large number of Democrats
who had come there to offer their party predictions
upon the altar of their country. We saw among
these men old and familiar faces; men that we had
met at many busting, doing battle for the good old
Democratic cause. 1t makes our heart rejoice to
see these good and true men coming up to the work
with will and determination that will make rebel
dom quake in its boots next November. That time.
tired and sterling DemOcrat-of whom any party
may be proud-William Cannon, presided. Itwould
have done our New Castle friends good to have seen
the long line of wagons, with banners flying, and
the shrill shrek of the fife and the rafting Of the
drum, crowded with Democratic voters they en-
tered the town, headed by Mr.. Cannon. 1t made us
feel to the very soles of our feet that all right
in gallant little Stale. 1t was the Outpouring of
the Democracy-the rallying of the very men who
bad eleEated Bayard to his present POSITION it was
meeting of the people who had delegated Bayard
to represent them in Congress, met upon the spot
where many Democratic speeches had been made, to
say to their unfaithinl servant, "thou hast been
weighed in the balance and found wanting"
The meeting was ably addressed by Hon. George
+. Fisher, n. b. Smthcrs and Dr. Stafford Resolu.
ops were adopted breathing the most patriotic SEN
tlments and condemGng the course Of the rebels in
the very strongest manner. The resolutions were
just such as any good Democrat can endorse, The
venerable Judge Layton took prominent part in
the proceedings, ard srinced a zeal in the cause
worthy ola man of his talents and patriotism. We
were highly gFatifed to find that promising young
lawyer and sterling Demoorat-Jacob Moore-so ar.
dent in the and determined in his purpose
of supporting the Government in preference to his
party, 9lr. Moore made patriotic and eloquent
speech, aAd acnQAnecd the rebellion, and its synpa-
thizcEs in this State, in unmeasurcd terms We
must not omit to say that Capt. John Phillips once
Democratic President of our State Senate presided
over the temporary organization Mr.. Phillips is
staunch old Democrat who will put his shoulder to
the wheel to help the party inaugurated that day
We say many of the tried and true Democrats of
the Dlden tmcs assisting to establish an organization
that is to crush out the rebellion in the State There
were al least a tlIousand at this meeting We
saw among the crowd few who had been hereto.
fore Democrats, hut had left that party to follow at:
ter the butterfly banble, secession