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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-21
European Relations ana policy.

Oar latest adViesA from PArs, 70 toe Oh INFANT, | =
forms u Of the p~rsFllsnOs Of an opinion there, Ia Nhiah
n. Sidsu Is represented as sharing, that our ConniS
s;9nsrs 70 RlylIad aud Ffsnse hal been recalled. Toe
Paris correspondent o. the L1nion HraiHJ Pat. Who
makes this statement aid thls Msurs. Mason sud 81
dsl have both 'eons 70 lbs ooOc.lsion tia. their mis-.
siol can scarcely &c aescm1Isasd within say reasonable
dns.h he a5ds
tbs Governments Of E7g'ani aud Fsanes are ~ no
usats u~lfiendly 10 lhstF feelings 80 Ssrds tue So4th f;
b1t - long IS lhsc "a sEr does uJl 10 u,i " a1y d.cileC
ti1nph Of sisrer lsrsy, tA'y can only < os and nc {
communication Ei'h t1s G0geiamsl. a. Washicgtol. l.
Rlris NJ. Sitsl hes noS ASit Sny communion ion siih
- Fferca GoYercnelt Ths Cabinog CT the Tu iCr5s
son the frat, has hsrlou'E q is Dol ey with thai OF the
Ubiqs. Of g.. JlnsE and both, believe. hldloug since
CJ-r9 n the eolc.nsill thAs Is g for toe contend * pa
49, - i.vl,s us iiatol Il required. ana ret Tor L gland
y. Fsrc5 % OHF msiiltos, however much they may
l.i- @ 8' Es c.-e. and wicked var brought to a.
r-t f4I-1rIzrtrc SJg.a would be 70 Interfere; tods
qa 4r u Uyg-aity whci ia the pole! o. Elghad
taif. .1p4'ds The Uni.sd SIatoa
- s-y51 a-n ca.a,ot "a. sosa1 event Of the war
4l@l.. 4csc tlis AVE brought s5cui 81 ptasice, end
r-s 30 E3:asns SJu.l so1ld hsso elhsd in foreiga
yE,r a.l Ny.-F - rseoao7iAGoL. Bet as Gae glr
rGaeT. .F Cp1rC15ing camp become lee men ard
.Ls E--l-n Toe iasss d~s9,tclaJ SGch resoa7d
81 SryEsn-4-o' LIS coI.rry 90 no7 ! an told. hold
.{ -t--l.-gn IL D cQsJ OF TIE va k1l gls II
Ga-t,s otts4a ESaSs sid Soassf AMI As Tue rss,uro-s
o. go Nl..llro sly7l % D aase 4 as W tuaa ,hts3
q a5S5-;s, sGgy9 ion o-Aa sPos Evas t>s hlai so
so-yto - Elrs1. B4i CT coGrss, ris ) nsTe srecT'I
.sl, 6s TO Nos5 my fl, to p,soes rrrn Inward d..
pssss ard Saafc3y. a. all tTsas. t1e S3g'hsru OSu
meialess ses 70 v-c6abE.yo OF the.r se-vcss being e
g1is-a for soRet ns 70 coma, ala o<aoo. e recall, Z I.
- 1ot slfesay reached L,utS1 aad Pals.
Tas opinion o. q dsl-g4sssi g~sulszsa ~Ho has
Iisly reaeA0c the COnEdsr4s 5sts from ElIops %
las'dss. n shs MIN, a. We lam, With lhs vioUs here ss;
EsNh. Es systsssii gsss.Aininlon IN Europe, and
vY.o,Jyfi yssaoA Q. he yE'oT, ~dsV5..on, end cen.
ssEasy Of he OS5fs1ersS sAsss, sd an ardent desire
11.ilhsy nay sac0ssj. bIi De has 20 s1PseaiOa tina;
thsrs VI b ia.esvsaE51, CT eva recoseiion, In any
Ghrs lna.
r. road nos b ; 4 al. % shaw TIA, tho recognition
Ol IA Csa.eds-s . sslas would b no i1hAsiOa Of nsu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-21
CIOrHI.G ZOE &c ARHY.

10 "a BR.0r efAs Wsig:
Wn,o7 ia noW a, hAad. oEs army, a largo one, Il in
wait Of c,0,Azg. Isis nqksi. l; bI' seff,rsd b,Jond
esupots ton. l: hAl achieved Hou lsrs-,y.rythiog ba.
nirlsls4. Il oslnl, sIrplnd :aal,V5 OF nature. I. has
esl:sl ths s,sng o. eV,,y i~mpo.tal, hsdi bus {. car.
40: s.y o. 6dVs bl3s t47 toss o! S,o,e'. To Ais
enemy !; mus, s4ce1ab ual.sl /: Is ffidi sgln1;i.
rn5 gsnsed';s,e Go'Sran,ll Iais. IL iliieqlta 70
ii, t.st. Iii'dsToFsl u,Il Il, sssss sli the pee
III - csn,t - the rslsls Of tho ANY, sai come at
cRss.
I1skst tho f,ioEias s7gg2s.'ol5: L>i TAO c9u-.s 0.
each o5uasy, ely S1l t5wl Of "a, C5AnolasIss, a.
lie 4 :. Afn, (o,toosr Or Nsve15.s } appoinsa Count
tee (lol 100 lsrgs) Of is nos; iassligs eat, patriotic, AMI
energetic %citE,ni, 20 visit oar cIupi im a,Ifa::ly AID
ascertain aud repof. promptly the condition Of TIE
tsoops fem their re PsciVs counter, cities and towns,
Gnd VIA. IL Hrss and ms. needed Ia the Wy OF cloth
Ing and, upon slsh reports, 10: 10 courts, wI.hou, de-
lay, ords', Though their agents, the procurement and
delivery Of w6,teVss is nssdsi. Iido,d, the work may
be eoznsRes5 before tie reports are rads. We ali
know there are sane articles needed BY sI-such ss
shoss, socks aadb!,Ukya. Tas cou;ts s1ud no: ere In
securing these things for We kAss .hsy sss needed, BE-.
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Tha HnfHre.

Several weeks have elapsed SIT cs the passage OF the
law to recruits and increase tbs ar my. Battle and die
eass-.he incidents Of war aud the necessities Of the
eountry-saYe AdlJ thinnsd the ranks Of our veteran
rsginenz-thoes regiments whose proves and achieve
men.s 10 the ks. six months have bean the admiration
and wonder oftht world. We do no: observe that any
steps have been tGken to pui that Law in execution. 4,
he meeting Of the late Congress the President, to the
surprise then Of the country, expressed the opinion that
20 imms date increase of the army was needed. We
cannot slPpoee tia. events since that time have Left
him sill OF tina. opinion. There q urgent and daily In
crsasing need for more troops As the Montgomery
AIvsr:issr declares, the season most TO be dreaded is
spidly sporosoAing, and il will not 60 !or the enemy 10
aad Us u prepared to meet ihs shock Of battle. The
Y .1kee a.my il rapidly assuming gigantic proportions.
Zoe six hundred thousand men called for by Lirc3ln
have been in great part slre,dy raised, and not many
weeks will clause b,fJre they are organized and
n readiness 70 Do ei0playsd in the Acid. Tbs
gu1boa, hs; which they have fitted ou. to pen
citrate the waters Of the Sou.h for the purpose
Of capturing aa5 holding ell Important places,
s superior In almost every respect 10 any
lie Eolll has ever sesn. To oppos, this army and
d.et whW have yer The Secretary Of the Navy has 4
kN uea at Woik 90 gulbosts and rams in varioas placer,
ou. If We are correctly informed, tie progress male By
The Woirsn is no. encouraging. Ilany event the SoTlh
oalno. txpsc: 10 Iest the YStkse gunboa's with a d e
~ "a 5isutly strong 10 cope VIII tler successfully in but
few instances. The c7uairy will be compelled, therefore,
&c depend upon something ess for dseuS,, ard as the
people are aost yi,ally interested in preventing the
Yankees from psnsE ,sins int the interior, !: is ex.
ssemely important that they should Ngk them elves,
and urge upon the GoVeTcnsnt to do all in It's power TO
oSslruct the nsvisle,s srsa1s and comP,l the YANKEES
10 lave the sle!e: OF their guaSOlss bHfore they can &C
o,mprsi her or Vets. u he Government doing 10 duty
"A rscruii,g the ratks Of the army, shattered and thinned
AZ il il by h battles aud diseases Of the las. campaign :
S,es !. fsldy appreciate the fac. tina. moro than three
quarters 81 { El.er OF soldiers viii within the mex. six
aop'bs be p9arei dGsa Egan thu South If Is does
not, lhs sooner I, ~re4iIss the tue oocdIeeo CT firs
The better. Are the people doing eli that they esn to
aid the Government n ioessaiug tAs efficiency OF the
army by sending the soldiers shoes G-h ciSaingf Are
they lending 4 helping hard vhsrsvsr possible to ~SI
rendering eSa.e the entrances Of our eounty' Do thar
no. know hAs LlaeOlss !utsmou proclamation will be
carried on; Wherever the Yankees can d. q successfully,
and EN- tbsy no; zee how essential il is to the safety Of
,hs county and its Institutions that the enemy be met
and driven back dlrirs the ensuing Wiot5r. If they
a-e not aware cf heir dA3sss, they may be awakened
% Il when too late.
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taIily, hut that the failure to recognise 70 such an In
fsacaon. E~sarslisy imposes eql,l and exact justice. Il
rqaires that NOT only shall nothing be done advantageous
to ore side over the other, but that nothing shsIl be left
undore which either aide has e right to claim under the
laws and ussgss Of nstona. II, therefore, the Oonfedsr-
ate States have established their cisim to recognition,
the wilhholding Of that right is IS much a breach Of neu'
iTsHiy as IL vc0ld be to recogOize before such right had
been ss.sbFshsJ. L: is as easy, and may DO as hurtful,
to commit a negative as a positive wrong. There are
sins Of omission as h inous as thess of commission. This
ID q NieE which Il wOrld comp9rt with the dignity as
veil as the interest Of Eurcpsan natioos TO ake, bu! II
they reslsct q the Confederate S!a.es can al nd to die
pense with any benefit that might sriss from Il, and will
know row 70 Ftmsmber hereafter thoas who FORCES
reason and Justice In their hour Of trial
We do not suppose It Is true that Ness Mason and
sIdsIl have been recalled, but We strongly Incline to the
opinion that they ought to be, aud that ss q correspond
ing act all the oorsuls and commercial agents Of Euro'
psan GOvsInmsn's nov in our midst should b notified
hat they cau no lOngtr exercise Official f~unetops We
are not q. al sore but that policy would be consulted By
such q step a. much "a self.respeot
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Tho Annie. az WInehe.ter.

The enemy IN irOaI Of Gsnerl Lse have b,en showing
& itils hiskinsss. TIE NV York TINS. Of the Is b.
iliers tia. Mcclellan Is Abou. 10 make an ADVANCE
sGoh prophsCie', especially 10 his case, usually come 4
long way ahAd Of the event. Blu: should IL be otbe--
Eis, il this ~inI'anc', We P 'esuns nothing would DO mo Q
agreeable 10 Gsc. LIE. Tas fighting condition Of cur
amy IL such a. would leave Us wiihou: apprehension a.
% The rssuls Of an engagement. Ba', nOivith,sntirg
arp srlucss sd prophecies, ne adhere 10 tho opiriSs
heretofore expressed, thst fighting Zoe the prcsnt Il q,
Al end in Northeastern Virginia ard We shall rot be
s~ur2t,s35, judging from geG,ral grounds of co'j c,are
on'y, to fad tie tso arS,ies. noS fronting each other
there, soon taking " nes positions. Colvsnl,res Of
s,nnuaIcl'icn AND u2ylss is a col.iIsraliOn not to DO
~ ,rlnokad "a the wi1icr Rrn-o,rh,s.
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A W0yAy5 APPEAL FOR THg Army.
kr CcUSrKr HoNl, Va, Oct. IL, 1892

To the Bilor # ihs Whig
P. W. As graphic description Of our rov ~spfsring
army has awakened the angel Of pity and charity In tie
hearts Of every member Of cur household. sh, bids US
"be up aud doi1g, with = heart for any fate" and We
feel constrained, By duty, charity, AMI religion, to DO all
We en-, whether i'll, or mach, for GU, brave, heroic
~soldiery. B,liave me Mr.. Eiisor, such letters "a the one
alluded to d. god. P. W. A. 10 right when he says 'the
truth ough. no! to be suppressed" Should Il no. DO
our national pile ard glory that sys on tbs mos. dire ne
cs~ssites, which wouli subdue Lnos. any people, fail to
discourage US. Does Is not prove The sublimi.y Of that
spin. OF right aad justice which dsfss the powers of car.
nllity-ihat lives sni strengthens Wills "the outer man
perishesy" Tell yeut correspondents to write rs the
trE!h again and again, severe aud terrible though Il te.
Lot tn aioays keep tho HNh before the minds of
Southern women, and they vi show thu. 81: IL mo.e
blessed TO give than to receive Bat don't let US forget
tia. thsre is work to be done. You know thu. tout Of
sighs, Gu. of min5,' /, a tri.c bat true provsrb. We, at
our comfortable homes, ci1not appreciate the ~hardships
Of eAnp he, and l, Is your duty, M. Eiitor, to keep the
picture OF woe and want ever bsfo.s u; with this IL
view, Southern women VII 'R,vtr grow weary In we'll
doing" while there remains ono soldier to suffer.
Now, fer ibe practical point Of my letter. Il there q
Soldisrs' Aid Society in K olnond that forsards clothing
Socks, d anel shirts, & . 10 our army, wherever 4. may
be; and is i. o,Ftain Ia: tnts, c~r.ices viii BE- justly and
~fithiulIy distributed to those mos: il need, or Is 1t bes:
to send all supplies to the hospitals What say your
Taero are many msn Ia our army wac ara no. abba TO ru'.
ch.se winter clothing, and whoss fAmilies aud friends re
too poor to auist them. What 10 to become Of them ?
Should no. these on whom 9 ID has bestowed mush give
10 hin Who haS litI9, remembering, Blessed Is be that
consi4areth the poori the Lard VII deliver him In time
o. trouble"
Tell our 5oa,bera sisters to inAu ,ursss the following
Ashi,nA"ael! what thou hssi AMI give TO the poor"
Tnoss tda; have sSi bonnttI, o: tVD cloiks, or 100 N my
dresses, To- them sell 20 th,sS .lss have no, and buy
aiausl au4 clstbias FOE our posr soldiers. LIE: Us part
viii our lBel,si bracelets, eir rigs, n%ecklacs', snd
evsr,,hips taA Ne ou do without, snd lie. ua send firth
our noble soljis,J 10 .Se b,tls-sli vssmly clothed,
s.loug, ald hs2ltnyi theu, when this blsis Is over snd
he victory Top, tae Southern wonsl my tsauk a'd
.hat "shs hath 6ore what ste cDuld.n
A sorT1rRs WoxLS.
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Let a, Thea, resolve 70 m,k, every tssfiAss Ia cdr pow.
x 10 srd them clothes and BLANKETS at ones. Nss-iy
every negro on the S'athern farms (jidg'ug By our
owr) has several suits of clothirg 9, and they can dispense
with all the clo.h made at home, which can be immsdi.
ately made up and sect to the soldisrs. Let the ladies
send them sysry blAnkst in their possession, substituting
quilts, and even their earptt', suitable for the suppose.
Who would not have naked aoors, ~(hovsver distssssfu)
rather than leave our nobls hearted but needy soldiers
to psrishi Is. each housekseper send four or six pair
of socks, which they can do, and much good can be
done, and that speedily. With thanks for any suggss
tons on the subject,
am veyv respsotfully. Ky,
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Gold In Rev York.

Advice, from New Yok TO the evening OF the lsb,
report god a. having fallen to 80 per cent preHiun.-
LUge recsip,s rom California and heavy shipments o.
produce 10 EIrops are given n ths principal ~eIp!aus.
ioSs Of this heavy decline T!is probable, toe, that the
plsiL defeat Of the radical Sbol,donis.s In the late
elections oI,siel some iLaIenc, ia Wall street. b,
Wills the reasons ios saidsa GIO,al,io.s ia the money
mark,s are sometimes apparent, o. elpa5e Of elucidA'
lion Il i NJ u-uuIi phenomenon fer them 10 take pace
without visi6l, or in.eligibls cause. We do not infer st
III from this decline that the maximum Of adviros has
bean reached o. The ~oor,rary, We lock for 9 speedy
surge forEsrd bsJold soy max tina, hsS yet been
touched. Toe general CAUSES that have produced the
ldV,nce which has bs,n going on for the last three
nolihs e~on.inlo to operate, ard must continue 90 long
Is :Ss var lTs-And uhsn any giveu ger cent-say
IO0-kRs been reached, there will b, i!lt the same reI-
son for another advance that there was for the first
n fact, the longer the war Lasts, and the greater tie in
syissb!e issue Of paper money, the more certain Is it that
gold vii rise IN nuA. ThSs Il, therefore, nothing dis
c~oaraging in the temporary relIpse, which nay yst be
even create, shown 10 the quotations to be fCuad in or
columra
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D;s. e, ri; n " = VALLEY ys.; cS'P,D;' sss,,y W, Ss,..
sssd S res . and ! m,ntss He CON rae 81 sp,hs Ia, and .Ief
lntepss suffering fen = victim 10 that fatal .ben,
~. ..ssa H.; =. s y, its. os'' : .:HIsa md .s.sss ..s .sHsss.
, 1.ss t Ss.in = : :,,'l: ~; si:. ss ID: q s:S.s f a:.y.
sou ns' ,,s, .sa .v i.n =, SI Z, n S. ars i Spsss's''
Departed this life, at the residence Of her mother, Mp Q. p
Hopper In washington; Rsppahsnnoet County, virginia, NJ.
Esq. Of lAnoyer County. Virginia.
The deceased was one who gained the affection aud esteem Of
all with whom IL was her lot TO be associated. She was lord bY
all A kinder Wsman never lived. To epriou the shaieted, tbs
aespOnaing and dh,,r.fed when ~ her power . relieve Tie ,igh.e,t
che was aRiable, tender hearted In the extreme, Of rare acute
senslblites, and whose personal charms, together with a natural
they had found a fdend indeed.
OF the Lord Her widowed mother, who 10 len 70 mourn her lo~.
taught her infant lips the words OF prayer, and IN ripper year, the
The awful truth u 1T Is not ali Of lie TO live nor aof death 20 dy
! vas the writers pleasure TO be present, in isSd a, a meeting con
was converted to Goo, and when Der slender arms sere IhIosh
;1sStIs t sasa sssss 81 !, s5I ADD "a tse iG, sam a@e aisS Ses ssf IN n, ssN p ae4' q
Lie, many were the ieafs shed and prayers offered thai she Flg-s
and ever since her gentle voice and true Christian department have
warned the recreant and encouraged the believer In the way OF
die, like her, in the prime Of life, on whose head the winds Of hea.
ven had never rudeiy blown. But how uncertain HES brghtet
a aDses thu: on a ,Ae I'd DAY Of October. isss, ended the day. oftHs,
siasS and p,O.' Haiti !. ..isss:! . year Of her age,
the scene, prayed death retire With ali The earnssiness Of deepest
love, but needless to their cries the fat had gone fOyih-God al
70 me Pleus one eome home, and ss,ots heif .eep,ns sy. desa
While q was yet day-her cherished hopes were blasted aud faded
Ike the broken leaves Of a tiny novef-al her earthly prospects
and further Joys are buried With her In the gloomy grayc-ao
sound can disturb her quiet home, and sorrow site brooding over
Hers Is indeed a common loss, but inealeulable TO the beseavri
husband and %motherless child; 81 a s5sf which sinks deep 10
his almost broken hear, like hers The wife Of his youth 10 gone.
md he; berst can alone end comfort IN her soriSSs death +. :, The
WI keep from forbidden paths; The tempting dover viii E.ahet
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GrHIRAL BIAURIeARD To GENERAL BaAxros BRAGG.
[0oi f leutial1

CULLUH sPRIsGs. BLADIs, Ala, July 20. 1869.
Ny DEAR GIsERAL:-You letter Of the q 1 inst. was
received cnlJ las. night. / give you with pleasure the
following views on your proposed operators from Tu'
pelo, for ] wish you the amplsst success, beth Oh your
aud the c~ouniry's socount
You had evidently ku; one Of four thing 10 dc: Firs.,
10 attack Hall IcS al Corintt; seems, to A'trck Buell at
or about Chst;suooss; third, to attack Grant ct or
about hcmrhh; fourth, 20 remain iels at Tupsio.
Psom what you state ths first is evidently IN :dni pibls,
asd The az oiaro: be entsIs,icsd FOR Cns moment, for
aoiion-Gstion -sc:ion ia uht We require.
Nov, vii regard TO the other tSo propositions, Il Is
evid mt that U Ices you ~reinforcs u neral Z x. Smi b,
AZ Ch1uancogs, he will be ovsrpeWered by Buell., and
thon our c1mmuniostou with The Elss, end our supplies
a; Atisu'a. Augusta H., viii b. cut eff; also, tia. q
partial feiaiorcemInt would so W ok Il you q. Tuptlo ss
to "parAyz3 you ircm any otber movements from there
he5c, you Rave adopted the wisest c2risn Ia sending TO
Suih all you, avs'latls iorcss. creep, Just enough to
guard your dspon, Is, 70 the rear Of your presen. pc.
siton NJ frpelo
Ths third proposition would have afforded you some
spocess. but No: as Brilliant and important la its results
c, he second ons. if the ntwspap rs will permit you to
ca ~ il successfully lao .g c.; for Ralletk and Buell.,
occupying the bare Of q log tsascslos triangle, Of wh.cl
soblls is .hs apex. conld &c; 10 Chattanooga before icu
L they should btp,OIs EutEs Of yoar noV'ncns, ard
then you wopll have 10 contend egail with superior
forces, a3 rsuil 10 10 The mCm.ut you get TO chs1S'
noogs yol cugh. 70 tlks ths CT '1siVs, Esrpiag In DlLad
loo following Rrsbd principles CT the art OF VT;
Fissi, tiE4ys bslng TIE nsssel of ySus army IN eoa,Ret
siih tbs actions ot .he eEemy; s.coni, operale as
much as possib,e % hi' oornuG'osiprs Si'hcut expos
ing y9ur owu tatd, opss,le s,ws ysun lbs ricr or short
er liaes. have 10 douohths VIC anything hks eq!.i
numbers you viii siEsys meet With tu,cfs.
am happy 10 see thaf my tao lsu.oaants, Norg'n
and Forrest are dong arch good scryics 10 Ksniacky
aud Tennessee. wben / sppoin:ei them I though: they
would leave tAe,r mark ~hsrsvGr they pss ed.
By the way, l think thsI we ought hereafter, Ia OCT
official pap .rs, 10 call the 'Ysnk.ts" 'abciioniss" 10.
stead OF 'fsdecsl,," for they nos proclaim no. oaly the
abolition Of slasery, bus Of al QUE o)nsi u.ion.l rig IT'S,
AID that n,ms viii have a Ell gng fleet on orr stern
enemies. Intend to issue . gSleral order OF the SUI Ct
whe1ever ! es:ums 4 contnsad.
Sincfraly yeur friend,
G.. I. RsArnIelRD.
Gen. BRizros BAiss, commanding Department No.
2, Mobile, Alabama.
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AKSTgkR,
10 u. Editor of IL. W1g:
A SOUTHERN WoxLS.

10 ts Editor Of The Way;
WITH a bear. full Of compwsiOn for the s~ufsriugs Of
our brave soldiers, as set forth BY tho letter of"P. W a
10 your columns, and a rplrit CT determination to come
to their rescue In this hour ofgiriil, Iideaire, through
tho s,mo madium, to reuse ny Southern sIs,ers to asense
Of their eu,y IN this holy cause.
Our noble Spartan Baod! naked aud sheslsssI! and
can we, waOss defenders they are, si' quietly BY the com.
Portable 4 esds and remember their p~;isalions wittou
emotion and prompt action los their rsIeff All, ro'-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LAIEsT FRoN KENTUCKY

C1AnAsoosA, os,. ao.-fhe last We have from Bngsis
army, be was at London, Ky, falling back In order 70.
wards Oumbsrland Gap.
Buell. has a vsryl large army and endesvored TO ank
Basg shils ct camp Dick Robinson. which sss prevent
ID BY thh retreat Busu. Is yet sndesvoring 70 aank
hin, and thess nay be . battle any dsy.
fhs report Of taking . large number Of prisoners II
Psrryvils By orr army proves untrua. -
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MaR0Ikn.

On the lsth instant, By he Rev. M. kh snh, W. MORTON o.
BLLsfJH, Of ot mp ANY g. 81 vhgini. CAVALRY, TO Mn MAMIE
FANS dsaghter Of the late kstin O. Eaaes, horven, Amsis,
Virginia. s-l -
a. the Rev p. ". Buckner's In Josisa CJusty, on i5h Instant
By the sare, Lledt. W A GARRETT, o'ths siehnon Battalion,
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TIME s1bs snbr Inform. bic Q 10 ids . d eutoms 3 tht be as
Il removed fSn No 1. Ballard q uss. TO 30. IS. Man stu st.
ths h,ass recently oecaped ~ the Messn kcnardsons, ~ I
carpet 81 We, where !, hs . Eood ssssrn mt ofHAfs, cAfe md
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The Baltimore American, of Saturday ahsrrosn, lsh
inst, his been received. We copy the faliosirg Il.
tracte:
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FROM NIss

A despatch, daed 8. Louis, lT:h instant. says:
[ Adyicss r.ne.v I'd at headquarters state the: General
sohoasld, VIA the sd,apos guard Of his army, has lefs
Gas Iiis, s.ovi,y SOFT sarI, toward the LtsansLs line
From Eu. Arsaus & intelligence has bssp received
that q rebel foros Of sboa, Sven thorsind has been CON
e~setfated, under Mcbride, 81 Pacshontas.
60 n--.. In c9waspi q: H:Isna, reports that
HoIms. and Henderson, with c,rs.11ei: fores, are %
tba vest Ida of The river, threatening TO ata.k Linn,
their oliec. 10 ng to dc {, bsiara he ooFId b. reinforced.
Gsrsr.i Carr hs, calf dsn: forss 10 ns.b' his Eosit.oa
safe.
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RICHMOND WING.
10 oonRESPoEpENrA

TUESDAY noRNHNG, OOT. Il, ses
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ADyrAsD IEspryroa EsEsALs 0Ss.cs, L
E0HoED, Oct. 10, lSs2,

HyHE upi risaed, hadTg bsan ~dIr \ 70 &c amsnd, c 70 be
foaad Ia tho Z % a. he u.5hai, nsks 10 the State Sec .ts,
vhereh he 10 D spNei 10 pay a al vrg MIA Vol nts n aao have
not zen paid up 10 he S5t1 Of Jane, Is5l. Also eAts Line
TospL
ofss boar, from . o'clock A. y .tes o,e'sek ~
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NQTIQE.

A T LoHaWo0D. In the editty Of touisa, Va, near In ssys
~ raro ou', Virginia tehtrsi Railroad, on the l2.h Of Nos en-.
be-, proxlno, 10 far, or the net fair day, I shall OF n for ae, xt
Public Ago'ion, The Ter,os. prep. . bsioocns to the L.t.ie Of
Library, Holseh- ID and Nj ehen YarLiure, Gard e . ID Harness.
T.Ialns rSos, eoue, Coss, HosI and ono, OF Corn and Fed Ter.
OCT sl-cGs JOHN O. GORDON Admir-
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