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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-03

TIN AND Stove DEPoF,--Thc attcn.
tion Of the reader is called to the odyOr'
li.ement of Mr.. joni Leonard, in his
issue of our paper Mr. H., has on hand
n, the present tins large lot ofTinwarc'
Japan.Ware, &c, also a new lot of stoves
all Of which he viii sell as cheap as they
can DO had At any other place
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-03

Gen. Mcclellan Advancing his Left
WING within Smelling Distance of
iltbmond.
NV York, Juno 80. There is a ru.
NOR that some officers OF McClel Ian S
army say that during The retreat of tho
right wing, Mcclellan adya,ced the left
wing some Eve niles, to a lofty eminencc,
where large quantities Of charcoal is be.
ing used to heat hot shot for Richmond.
The position is in easy Smelling distance
of the city,
Rumor also says that Burnside has
landed in the rear of Fort Darling, and
all his available troops were really TO at.
tack it.
An officer gives the report that Rich
mond is already on FIRE from hot shot.
These reports are given without YOU
ching for their reliability.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-03

NorlcE.-Tho second Quarterly Nee
ting for tho Point Pleasant Circuit, will
commence at them, E. Church, in this
place, July 10th, at II O'Clock, a, Nj
l9ts D. NJ WANpE@
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-03

that ono General Packenbom, anlicipa.
ting an occupation Of their city, gave
his soldiers for a wotclword, "booiy
and beauty"
GallipoIis has lost nothing bvthis war,
but or the contrary, the actual increase
of wealth both in town and country, is
to-day fully equal to that which would
have resulted from five years j niger con.
tinuance ofpelce. Can cur Point Plea.
SAINT neighbors say as much? We 'spoct
no! Il Gallipolis journal, Goth ult,
The people Of Point Pleasant can't
BIO st ofany remarkable degree of pros.
perity just at this tins. In fact, large
majority of our people gro content that
under the circumstances, they have been
able to hold their own, and some ag in
are glad that they are alive, when they
consider the many trials and rribulalions
through which they have been called 10
pass during The last twelve month. For
our own part, We do not anticipate any
marked improvement in the condition Of
our affairs until We are received into the
Union as q new State, and then We ex.
pect to start upon career of prosperity
unsurpassed in tho history of any other
portion Of our wide extended country
When that.much wished for period ar
rivrs we will enter the lists with our
Gallpols neighbors--but not till then,
TuE propricty ofcalling a meeting of
the people Of the county at an early day,
to give some expression ofthcir views in
regard to the course Of their representa-
liyes in Congress, and to instruct them
in reference to the wishes Of their con-
stiueuts, has been suggested to us. We
are decidedly in favor of the PROPOSE.
lion, as far as it relates to the calling of
meeting, but wa think the lien of in
sirueling men as to their duty who have
already deceived us, is simply absurd,
Let the people meet, and let them pass
such resolutions dennnciatory OF the
mer who hove mjstrpresentcd US, as the
occnsion demands, and let them also
plainly and empha'ically request them
10 resign their position forthwith, and
give place to men in whom the nation
and the people can have some confidence.
We would be pleased to hear from our
friends from the different sections of this
and adjoining counties in reference to
this spbjsct.
- . s.----
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and doubtless feel that their expressions
Of DISCUS, comes with a peculiar good
grace, especially when they remember
that ono General Packenbom, anlicipa.
ting an occupation Of their city, gave
his soldiers for a wotclword, "booty
and beauty"
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Cen. Mcclellan Change, his Base OF OPP
acknowledgements and strength.
ems His Position.
PmlLApELputA, jane 3O.-The cores.
pendent Of the Baltimore American ar,
rives at the following conclusions
The object of Gen. Mcclellan was 10
abandon the White House, anil draw in
the right wing Of his army across the
Chickahopiny, which he has accomplish
ell with but little loss in comparison with
the punishment bestowed on the enemy
Gen. Nc Clellan has also strengthened
bis position by contracting his lines and
changing his base OF operations to the
James river, where ne vii! nave the &C.
operation Of the gpnboats, II the enc.
my attempt TO interrupt his vessels, bv
making a dash on James river, they will
meet with prompt punishment from ..l.o
gunboats and so weaken their forces in
front OF Richmond, that tho city W Il fall
into our hands with but 4 slight strug
gle"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-29
BY KENT, PAINE 4 CO., Anets.

r ARGE SALE OF FRESH AND SEA
II SUNABLE DRY GOODS AT AUO.
11ON..On THURSDAY, 3oth instant. We
shall soil . large awortment Of reasonable Dry
Goods 70 close sundry consignments consisting
of Cloths, OassimeEes, Vestinga Drillngs, Gam
br.cs, Iuusion Robes Tsrlton ditto, Hmbroider-
cd Swiss ditto, elegant silk Robes. Ladies'
LAMB wool, Cotton . q 6ilk Hose. La.ies' Me-
rino and Lambs-wool Vests and Drawers, Black
koire Antiques, splendid figured Silks and Robes,
rich colored Silk Velvets and Vestngs Marcel,jnes
8atins and Poplns, Embroidesies, Lacss, Olosks
6hawls. Oarpetings. Oil cloths, Hearth Rugs,
Worried aerees, Spool Oostons, &C., 70. The
whole to be closed without reserve.
WILL BE ADDED TO TIE ABOVE,
A large invoice Of fresh goods, just received,
comprising in part
$40 packs Pins, assorted:
500 pounds Ball Cotton;
eco Winter and Spr nj 0hawis;
600 pieces Fancy Pripts Irish Linens;
Extra supcr. Cotton Hose and Hall. Hose;
4CC doz. Grey, White, and Red Flannel Shirsa
and Drewers;
100 pieces Black WoFsted HerHos;
With many other dea'nble goods.
j. M-tds KENT, PAINS b 90, Aucts.
Will also DO added
100 lbs. Black italian SEWING SILK,
500 dczsn Coats SPOOL.OOTTON.
50 pieces Union Ii MEN.
90 pieces Silk HANDKEHOHIEFS.
KENT, PAINE co,
ia % Auctionsers.
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Laiaw has passed the Legfsla ture au.
R-Ang the change Of tho location Of the
sgia.s!ds Railroad 20 a. to avoid the High
ksss over the Appomattox river, OF
rrse, 1! is understood that tia COMPANY
~ determined to change their route &C.
Fs.nsly. This Is a wise movement. The
Ia Bridge has been q terrible thing
VI large portion Of the travelling
Peiia. Hundreds take the route via
Fayetteville to Richmond because they
lad the crossing Of that bridge. As
'is Wig says, passengers in crossing it
ave snvoluutarily closed their eyes and
Nnm'nded themselves to the care of Provi.
renee Its not merely that 1t il 20 long and
leS' oat the pillars on which 1t rests are OF
E'@f' and the structure has a frail and unsn.
uAs appearance that makes timid persons
81 uneasy when passing over it. The In.
fs OF the road will be consuIted very
'"sdiy BY aoaudo ming this bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-29

s.LATEsr FRol6lT1zE NORTH. .
Reported Battle ct Bowling Green
The Fodorpis Defeated


NonroIx, January 1.-Ths nas ef traes
stsamsr, this evening, brought Nss. Uarl Ep-
ping and thrss ehildrsn. wife Of the Datch
Consul ct savanaaA.
The New York Rsrsl1, Of ne 17th, has bssn
received here.
II was reported in Haehinston yesterday
that battle had occui1l = at Bowling Green.
in which, the Fsdsrals ~1lAsfset(d, Moth
Ing omcial received.
The Enropa had arrived 1t Aahfax, with
dates to the 18th, she brings further news
from the Trsnt AFFAIR, it, political effect, &c.
Great satisfaction was unaffected 1t the
British demands being complied with.
The Paris Noaisexs. With most Of the Lon.
don journals condemn bitterly the stone
blockade.
The Tuscarora Was still watching the ION.
fsderats steamer NASHVILLE.
It was reported that the Sumter had left
CadiS for Southampton.
Dresden had bsen Waited by An earth
quake.
Lord Russell predicts that the fate Of the
American Government II sealed, II January
passes without some great victory.
It 10 reported that Notwithstanding the set.
tlemeat Of the Trent STAIR. war preparations
In England continue.
An! additional steamer was preparing to
leave for Halifax and Jamaica with troops
and munitions.
at Nassau on the 18th, having made the run
in forty three hours. She entered with the
Confederate nag flying. BoHsxlAz.
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III, Brsakiug Of The Bic ckads.

souId the blockade be broken In q short
=s-say in ninety or hundred days-whal
.rribis havoc 1t will play among extor-
N drop down to u reasonable hgure-nno
sill b found that there has been all along
fsa: mistake. There had been q plenty OF
Doas; bu, the holders were really ignorant
tn. fact. A vast variety OF articles
.c,.d away for high prices will crawl
u, from their hiding places, and be of.
We. to the public At moderate prices. The
kseac will indeed be beeet on all hynds
Esls The kind and obliging offers OF hold
IN Who will sell them, almost anything
Nv iced, q: prices 20 Z eas ON able a. to amazs
l.Ll We should not be surprised II the
A, Works would Immediately supply some
as orders SO long waiting to b. supplied
,asstpulated price Of rs cents per bush
These orders are all Of them now 30 far
}: Z the file that 1t IL impossible TO reach
.h. 80 ling as Sah 10 selling at Ten Dollars a
tasa' But let the blockade be raised, and
hes ,rcnsY fire CENTS Per 6ushsi orders will
FILED immediately and very simply
t:uss the great impediment Of Ten Dollars
sa.hsl Will b removed, and the salt
t..gfa otarsrs will b at once enabled to do
u'isS % themselves and the public by nliing
De orders 30 long and 50 reluctantly de.
tasd
The event Will, indeed, be wonderful in
70 effects and inappreciably beneficial to the
k'blic. 1t cannot happen too soon for any.
Edy save the monopolistS and extor TONERS.
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AU4;T1stai - AIS.
7-11'sl-s'-'@lzs''7sz 49,
THE AAT.
py e. b. COOK. A.es'y

ENTIRE sTO X OF DRY doOfss
III BOOTS, SHOES, fa1sy artss.es, = o.. ,f
b =. prsbAut dscitsiEx tusiaesa, AT AUCIItH
IN WEDNESDAY, x9sh fnst.. ~ 80 oeisek,I
vail seii - h1g store, Ihe ttss stoek 81 Dry
Qotds. Eaoss. Skecg. FsIev Assisiss DC, CT =
merchant a~sitaiuS t.-;nsss, lohsis.s1g ct
q 9th, gasssin res, s.siiasts gsiictss aieriGoes
D-'aIues, ssnsla&, Mosssisgs. L,ssrs.
Marssiiss, lsdses'. III .-.es .Gd cil afeaS' Hose,
In sieat variety,
Hook anf Eyes y issoas. Pms, Gsua.leu,
HAT Ttes, r as,ls Cevers, feresss Sriiaisat-,
Nal.sook 81 d III. ok Mu.iines TEi.1iniLS,
sest!pgs sh.stS Ssik J, Edgngs, iGser Les
sniirs Iaces. kiosons, Bist.s Corsefi,
Kid Geve Zephyr Nasssed, B.its. fr.Dscs.
sui p naers. Cen .f..s esnss, tais Brusass,
nhAviug Bgushss. Too,h brushes Nil osn-tss.
n = ctr ps. hIbf Boxes, 1Liina Iss, CoHsEa
Swing iiA5 B>d Lscss Lsas Pluesis.
CmoiouAs. Cnds rsatr.s F,snnsi Lrawers,
- iaou!Ss. caraasks Silk velvets
rSper Eamprtes Crla GSn.brscs Red FlsnEeit,
It~iian tio'hs, Chstnbtays, sell as.s.
ihiegs' xhessrs' STAG, Bosoas E..ek Silk,
oravs's. casp't bi,asns, 81.
Also,
lsrga i.vciee Of iaseA rssdvmxSe ffothine
embracing Dsu's AID boys oioih eassinst. and
sstsnet Goats parts and Vests
a fser Y hcn rs'i be 5 i'd d irss az .ortros,t of
Table Knives "a ro.ks: Pocket Knives Oar era
TcrSs ald Etee,s; eeiaseys; R~zsrt; able Tea
tod Cess.rt sEoons, Sicess saG Dies Ga, p-urs ~
Planes Bast Door A.eks Door kEebs, C.ttea
afis; Hand saws; Pant slnaaes, 80
ALSO,
25 cases superior wppsn's, mas boys you'll =,
IN sas 81 d chiit:rSus' toots aEf Spoes
81 I he ssssns.on CT |, g ado IS sesps es.Aly
ceqn stsd
fEKMs- Cssh - ia 1ehls snrds.
jas e. b ID u, fuct
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BY aoDDLN 4 ApPsRsoa, 1mc'r..

Mc3T VALUABLE KHAL EsTATE, IN
IVA the City of a,eniDoad, ou tee North nias~i
CaEy between 9ta ssG lo.E Street,, gather
with Large Stock Of AaehIery, ctesn. Eu-
CINE, Tools, FIX ures 81. H. con, lete order,
The coparirershtp OF W. oil a Co,
having expired hy hm Ia ton, shall. ia cor.
formisy with otir aftic OF agreement in
sell, on TUESDAY Tie zetn in,ts.ut, at Il o'els
a. r., Oh tie promises, the factory and othsr
building now occupied by Gs, tog stber with sal
the TOOLS, MAUHlS~kI, snd FIXTURES, ncw
la ME, and eompriios tbs large thr. At ~ BRICK
ard TIC tuIdus, 50 b. 10 fsrt, with . "a lag 10 by
u fest both thea s.ofiss high "a tonndsy 40 Big
40, Baeksmi'hs shop with al the fixtures
etc, &C.
-aLSv,--
The entire lot OF MACHINERY for wood and
iron work, in co"ptess woihiny oraeF, con.asnux
III part OF superior
ls horee power Engine aud Boiler.
3sapsror iron cite isiees.
upeTio' ir ~ al / wood Gathes.
splendid irov Plane.
superior WOOD PisAsa
oEslt Pressed d at Lris
large Hcit Ma.hias
epsi.s ICON S1earA,
ircular Eawa snd Flames.
Boz ny saceiues
Tel.n.,ns ard Mortleic& AlchipsB.
Portable 70 SIS, Cfa1eS
Blcwi, Fan
benches ani Vices, Stocks aad piss, t;sind.
Sto"es. bhatiDs Ard Pniiiss hl,s kfruith' GooIs,
Pig q, Eer Iron, seesonsa uas, Ash, and o,her
ers, fhresh.ng M sch'nes, buck r.yo Eeapers,
Wheat tans, tiows &C., ,stabTi.' ing, alscg Their.
he most desirable stoes oil Esachhe!y, rix;ures.
and IN teriss to DO found for sale IN the Southern
C'nfederacy. Tho whole to Dc eiosed WITHOUT re-
serve.
iERMs.-For the Mschiaery AID all personal
properly, cash, in osnkarls funds j or tho Real
Estate cna- bid casn: balance in aud = y-aTs,
interest added, scared by dad OF tbs properly.
j. w. CAlEWEIL & 90.
The fcrsg. Ing Heal Estate ean os negotiated
for privately until the cay Vi sale but ali Tho
Stock M.chi4ery, sasj Fixtures wLI 10 sold at
snc'iIn 10 tbs Lishts, btu., OF II &. cay ,.ayer
tied GDpDiG d APpEnSDaI
lao Aua,ionsers.
PS-Ths foI egoiHg rsa! estzs t. having bseu
disposed OF prIyasel I, the Machinery, &C =,
viii be sold rs above stated, without Limit Oh
reserve.
JAZZ g. L. A, Eucts
t'ONTIN UATION.-T above sl.e will
be continued Tails MOENIT9 com OIL a az
At 10 O'Clock 4EOS. w. kEE.>EE,
ia ~ auction
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THE BURNSIDE FLEET.
COL. SZN0LETARYS Reconnaissance.
The Federals 10000 Strongzl76
Vessels-Where they are Stationed
The Report in Goldsboro', N. G.

Psr.RsBu1a. Jan. 2s.-Ths. Newbern Pro-
gree, Of yesterday, states that q portion of
the Burnside or other Federal feet Is ut Hat
teras and In Pamlico Sound.
Col. Singlstary, who commanded recon.
noitertng expedition, informed the editor Of
the PrcSrsss that he arrived at Portsmouth,
n. ", ON Wednesday evening, after the
stolm set in, rendering 1t impossible TO make
observations himself, but no saw samuel
Tolson, Mr.. Williams, and others, all re-
h.bls men, who had been applied TO BY the
directors Of the feet, to act ~ pilots.
These gontlemen assured him that the
fleet II 1t Hattsras, numbering It's vess els.
They represented the Federal force q. ~, 900
stroag, ons.third Of which was in the Sound
ON Tuesday; one.third in the Roads. and
one third was outside busy in hghtsnina
vessels over the Swash. A. they cleared the
Roads by entering Pamlico, others would
come nom the outside. They said the Yam.
kees were anxious to get pilots for Croats
Sound and rivers, which induces the bs.
lief that Roanoke, Edsnton, Washtnrton,
and perhaps other places, east of Nsvberns
are to be attacked. It 10 rendered certain
that Newborn IL to be visited, from the tact
that the vessels the Yankees were lisht.n,n,
over could not attack any other place but
that. He also learned from the Yankees that
they had lost three vessels and three man
since reaching Aattsras. They also stated
that New Orleans was to be attacked stimuli.
taneously with the attack ON the Sound.
The effect of the storm on Thursday and
Friday upon the Yankees must have been
severe. Portsmouth was completely covered
with water.
Nothing Of the condition Of the Yankee
feet has been learned later than Tuesday
last. --- ,s-.ss-szs-.s---- --=-.
The Qoldsboro' Zribxxe, Of to day, says
that gentleman who left Portsmouth on
Sunday morning states that ON tho day pre-
vious there were 50 vessels, sail and steam.
srs, that could bs seen at Hattsras from the
lighthouse. Ten or fifteen appeared to b
aground. Twenty vessels were In the Sound.
Only ono steamer ha d steam up and appear.
Cd to be trying to get . stranded vessel OF.
The pilots, who were released, and left Hat.
tsras ON Tuesday, the 2lst. report that they
were told that regiment was missing, and
1t was feared was lost. A vessel, with one
hundred persons on board, had been cast
ashore at Ohickamacomico.
The Tribune says that the Burnside fleet IL
now on our coast, and its object IL to assail
rs, and thinks that Newbern will be the nrst
place that will be attacked.
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"ahosrstand that Punch has been re.
.l! working up Jonathan most assidu.
NJ aud that he has made great deal ou1
1M Anumber Just received, which ".
VOL seen, has, we learn, . most capital
ias whole mum Der nearly 10 devoted tc
u'sr'al and 'tarnal Yankee, and il OK.
~. .~As's neh. The principal picture repre-.
.0'a Palmerston in his own room,
a.. .'"' just entered By long, gaunt, slab.
'asaHihs. pryiAg Yankee, dressed in
-Os' approved style Of down east fash.
.s A. WIN .iouched hat, coarse boots, with
Asa inside, and a bit Of the stars
u'p's about his shoulders. Addressins
ua,s, a 70 Lord Psimsrston, with sinister
=. ''h OF face, hs says:
- Lord Are there any Confsderates
'ss TO John: ' "'
- '''s I" ne pla,e basles, and cali a
'as best hit Of tho SEASON.
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nPENINa this uofrsns, erea. bag sins, AZ
~ No. ii Main 81. 5000 handsome : WOODEN
Hoods, for ladies. misses and children; 500 pai.s
splsndid buck and cloth Gsuntlets for ladies; 50
300 Oanhric Bands, TO be Tua off at 3D. each;
800 pair hnsst quality bla-k Oashmees Hos ., TO 30
run Oh Tor 50s., worth Al.2S; 5000 vards chsaD
Dre0 Good. al bought d snetlna; 2,6oo pair chill
drens' Itockise. ~ styles; 90 yards blsachsd
the latest styles, At half psiss saA lass. Ca ana
and got The earsains si,hss @hsles.ss q r.tat q
Doat forget Malsrt's old stas&-No. Al q q
TUef nDORlVHD- = : =
q l1o Fine Casslmsrs Busissa Ooats
a re pf'' q 4 .olP :.a 80 60. -.
80 d black nTsas snass -
80 don. Cotton Half 10
lo0 doz. Brown Jeans and Cantoa Flannal
Ais ala.gs los o. sqsss o.sa.s. ooa.s end
1antA salAAels ~ e "a heseU lasls.
III O. q - o. =
5g5,S zE6 % ~ -. q g
:: SonsS2a ) o.. ns.ss.s.
ls1e M1a ~ neee o. NRhes. 3
|N61f6tA3. J6ffEkz1-Js - ssssivsa :
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HI4LI5H 1r57zlD AID WALNUT
IL oAxeUR.-A - NJ u 49,. - g sais
W 80 II + - g
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INTERESTING FROM rYseE ISLAND.
Communication Between Pulaski
and Savannah Cut Of.

AUGUSTA, Jan. % Intelligence from Savan.
nah states that ak Federal vessels entered
the river on yesterday, back Of Little Tybee,
and passed mp to the north end Of Whining.
tom Island, thereby cutting on communities.
tion between Fort Pulaski and the city of
Savannah. The enemy shslled Wilmington
Island, and fred ON the Confederate steamer
Ida, but NO injury was done. Commodore
Tatnal's deet was at Thundsrbolt, but ar
rived safe ut Savannah. The enemy IL try.
ing to remove the distractions from the
river.
Fort Pulaski has provisions enough to last
them six months
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sY JAMES NJ TAILOR & SON lue.soner,,

"AN = .S5ME BUILDING LOT on the
h no.th U~a of Marshall. between Adams
ana LIST street., at Auction We will fell
upon the preEo sses ON tn URSDAY. the 9Th
day OF February, comm nciBg at 4 o'cl.ck
p. M, q very handsome BUILDING LOr
ON tha north side Of Marshall, between
Adams and LIST streets. 1t fronts 50 feet a id
runs back $50 feet to a W de alley.
T.RHs-One-third cash; tho balance at 6
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with in.
forest added, and secured by trust deeds.
JAMES Id. TAYLOR & SON.
il 2s-ts Auctionecrs.
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sitburnla gispattt.



- nov IN this city n resident Of
Agsa" .ra Who u familiar VITA shs ap'
G's'1". 70 savannah, ss9sesss snas cur VOL -.
prsssSs y .,,r,. pondsns 10 In error In HE
sxnps'e =, The sfssct OF the present position
ss'r .s.my At the north end OF Whining.
,ss plsna. 49,. The enemy has passed Up
a'ssu...,. rvose island. and now holds
arOu'' ~, Ia q, WILMINGTON Island. stiii he
fAt ~saIcs,,on between fort r"'s.ka a,a
ecsS ~. AIMS intact. Indeed IL wonio
a'av .,,, tn. Federal stsansrs have not
pfs'A' =. savannah river proper 1t all.
,ssTe' w.rs.w Soand-into which 1t.
bs"'ss crack zone OF the numerous
Aa'' :, N. savannah emp'iss ~ wasers--
u's'. -.m.,. cough, to turn the tort by enc
~" sn,,su q 81. Augustine creek. should
s.r.,a IN pdSslns the batteries along
shs 'a'S ,a.y would have stsil TO 60 some
Fh' CO.. 80, before they would reach the
'a"" 49,, !. Fer, Untit tAsy shall have
Fse the comm unicatioa between the
:. ror, Puiaski viii remain open.
rg Inns. il, il understood, in endeayoring
To-. .,ooud tbs north side Of Wilmington
rfs Ar, uytrs 10 avoid a battery which 10
Augustine creek, southwardly from
md They had sncoun tered obstacles,
"..s, s.spd. which they were sndsavor.
-s,aoye. and which labor may. be one
NJ. aifleulty than is supposed. Fort
/, uoa the Savannah river, In q
r., direction from tho present position
.. Yankee vessels; but. between them
there is an impossible march.
lid the Yankee ships succeed In passing
v!Mington Island, and proceeding ON
!. savannah, they have stiil most serious
.,,ssIss IN their way. Fort Jackson 10 on
..s,.naah, Immediately above the point
-. hey wou ld enter II, while above that
.,.s,.a there are batteries enough TO make
:, srioas undertaking to pr oceed 70 Savan.
~.
ghsl at Savannah, what have the Yam.
- .,,.iued' Toe people there will hold
,o,o,,.eourse with them. Were the trading
,sods Island Senator there with his vessels,
), vOuld fad no one to open trade with him
1s.,. n indeed, nothing there. There il no
ar,.u savannah, and the banks have trans
tired heir valuabies to the interior; 50
B,rs nothing tor trade and little where
~ 70 Employ the other predominant pas.
ss Of The Yankess-reaiins. They may
ur savannah. Well, Let them II they can
sra II. Ii Is not Ms big - Now York
ys.n We DO Begin to retaliats, We can have
.,,rr elites than Savannah to burn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-29
By JAS. ~. T4YLOR s sda. lSalo~eers
WELvE HaEpSOE8 BUILpiF(
LOT, IN The TOWN OF SIDNEY

INV ELvE HAN pSOE2 BUILriFG
LOT, IN The TOWN OF SIDNEY,
IN PAk1k AND MEADOW STREETS Az
AutTlON.--We Will sell rpon tae preaisssr
Ga WnDHEsDAY, the 23rh cay Of January
commencing st . oei5es, L. n twsisc haaa-
som, BUILDING E.1'S o., Park and Meadow
sheets idney, and nearJ adioiGing The rceidsnee
OF Mr.. TuustalL
Iney front 81 20 feet apd run hack lS9 feet
to an alley. rhess iots ara beau ifnly l. Gated,
aud those IN want of noh property wouid 81 we'd
to attic II tae sale.
TERNS-OGe-, ri eash the haiHnee at . and
IL months, for goisoIs notes with iute, est I'D.
oed sscu. Led by trust deed.
- jas. NJ rsY or & 50N, Ape.S.
1.-TWO BEAU ilFUL BUILDING LET'S
ON FEDERAL STREET, IDNkY, 81
AUGl1UN.- we viii sea inme I'd a;s ator tho
above saie. two beautiful 'rGlArIhG i.pi :. on
EeGerai s.reot, IL sidney and icca'ed IN the Wing
yssd squar@, having = front II sic each, ard
running back ~ Itst TO alley ~ fs.t vide.
TEkms-rn--Jhird cash; ssls.ce at 6 and ..
months fer negotiable notes with L.iersst sGds1
ard secure by trust teed.
jazz Jas N. TAYLOR Il sou. Auets.