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Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30

HAVING this day reconveyed to Mr.. VI.
II WISEBERG the Store House. Warehouses
ana Town Lots on which the same are situated
in Washington, together with the Stock of
Merchandise remaining on hand, recently pur-
chased of him, and also assigned to him my
Books cf accounts for Merchandise sold. and
all Notes, Bills and evidences of debt growing
out of said business from the date of purchase
to this day he is therefore hereby fully rein
vesto1 with all the right, title, claim or interest
which | may have derived from him in and to
said Storeh0use, Warehouses and Town Lots
and Merchandise on hand, and he alone is
authorized to collect and settle all debts created
IN my name at the mercantile establishment
conducted ior me By said Wiseberg.
JOEL d. CONWAY
Washington, Ark. Dec. y, 1851 5o-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
e 9TEGE.

4 Ii those for whom we advanced gold and
/ silver in 1860. '61 and '62 are Informed
that the can now pay it back in cotton wheat
ana war bonds at the market price delivered to
MS IN this place: and that the books of Viii
hams & Logan must be closed positively in
short time. Also that all goods remaining in
store are at the risk Of owners. and must be
taken away or they will be sold for charges.
VT. II. WILLIAMS & Co.
Camden, March l.. 1862. lost
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
NOTICE

/. VAS committed to the jail of Pike !
ss county, Arkansas, on the Both dav of $:
% December, 1861, Three Negro Is
iaVeS. who say their names are BEN. DICK
nd PALA, and that they belong to jefferson
erd, OF Ashley county, Arkansas, and say
ley left him about five months since. The
eSro man Ben, supposed to he about twenty
70 years of age, about five feet in height, Of
ack color. The boy Dick. supposed to be
9hteen years OF age, about five feet in height,
copper color, AMI has scar above his eyes
+ nearest the right eye; also Il scar OH his
Eht knee, And the boy Pala is supposed to
about fourteen or fifteen years of age. of
lpPer color, about four and half feet in
t'SAt, and has scar on or near his left eye
'Ae owner of said Slaves is requested to come
'fTard' prove property, pay charges anil take
r. Negroes away. or they will be dealt with
! the Law directs.
WILLIAM GILMER, Sheriff,
"! WIN SMEDLEY, JdilGr
q sks county. A,k9nsas.
Dee' 5Q 1861. 52-6ms
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30

PRrslpENT's MESSAGE The follor-
ing message from the President was com
muLicated to Corgress:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. =
March %, 1862.
TO the Senate apd Honse of
Representatives of the Confederate States:
The operation "a the various laws now
in force for raising armcs has exhibited
the necessity for reform. The frequent
changes and amendments which have been
made have rendered the system 80 COM
plicatcd rs to make it often quite difficult
tn determine what the law really j.. aud
Fo at extent prior ci.nctueh's are no.
diie| by more recrnt legislation
lher" Is also e!abarrI,s Uent fion ccn
tilct between State and Confederate lrgs-
iailon- | am happy to assure you of tie
entire harmony o: purpose and cardialliy
OF feeling which have continued to exist
between my self aud the Executives uf the
several States aud il is to this cause that
onr success III keeping adequate forces il
the field is to be attributed.
These refs sons would suffice for inviting
your earnest attention to the necessity of
some simple.and general system for exer-
cising the power Of raising armies, which
is vested III Congress by the Constitution.
But there Is another ard more important
consideration. The great preparations
made by the enemy for combined assault
at numerous points on oar frontier and
seacoast, have produced the result that
might have been expected They have
animated the people With . spirir VI re-i~
tance so general and resoure, an! 80 self
sacrificing, that it requires rather 10 hu
regulated than to be simulated.
The right of the State 10 demand, and
the duty of each cilzcu to render, military
service, need only to be stated to BE a.,
mitted. 1t Is not, however. wise o. iu
diciUus policy to place in active service
that portion of a force of q pcopl1 which
experience has shown to be necessary as a
reserve Youths under the age OF ci.h-
teen years require further instruction
men Of mature experience are needed to
maintain order and good govern ment al
Eome, aud in supervising prelararivus fur
rendering efficient the armies in he field
These two classes constitute the rrrp,r
r serve for home defence, ready to b. call.
ed out in case of emergency, aud to bc
kept in he field ouly when the emergency
exists. But, In ctdcr TO niairrAr thl-
reserve in'acf, 1t is necessary ia .rra;
war ike that in which We are new cngty
Cd, all persons of intermediate agr, rni
legal, exempt for good cause, sl:urI ply
5heir debt of military service to tie cuun-
ny, that the Lurdcus should not fiji cx-
c.usiveIy om tile most arden, aud patriotic
thcrcf re recommend the pass r. az a
law declaring that all persons residing
within the Confederate States, between
the ages ot eighteen aud thir;y-fyc years,
and ri-htiuIIy subject to military duty,
shall be held to be in the military service
of the Confederate States, aud that some
pirih and simple method be adopted for
their prompt enrolment and organization,
repeating all the legislation heretofore en-
acted which would conflict with the sys-
TEN Ir'pgsed. JEFFLRsoH DAVIS.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
= q z Z e T.

DY a resolution and order of the f.-.t=...a
ID Board of Directors of the Mis-
sissipEi. GuaCBiss and. sscd River.
HailFGsat. Company. of Novenihe, 9TH
1861, am authorized to sell any lands s;;u
ated in the Champagnolle Swamp Land bis
trict, (soid or granted to said Company ~ an
act of the General Assembly of the State of
Arkansas. approved 18th day of january. 1861 J
Said lands 10 be sold alta price not less than
two dollars per acre, and % receive in PAYMENT
therefor. BGn1s or money of the Confederate
States Of America and War Bon Is or Trca sur,
Warrants OF the State Of Arkan~;<. ami l., exc
cCte deeds to purchasers. Ali persons having
pre-empton claims upon any of The said lands
are hereby notified that il said claims are not
redeemed within ninety days from tbs da,c.
their rights under their pre- cuption will be
forever barred.
JAS. TUGS. ELLIOTT
Pres NJ, 0. < Il. Il. Il. Co.
Camden, Nov. %, 1861, J1-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
NOTICE..

FENHE undersi Eu,d offers his services TO the
L public in obtaining Deeds from ihe State
OF Arkansas for Lands sold by the Federal
Government prior to 9th May. 1861, AMI not
patented up to that time. Also, Deeds for
Swamp Land ent' les made either with Scrip or
Money.
THOS. II. SIMMS
y. B.-Always found at the Register Office
Washington, Jan J. 1862. 52-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
Galst ion.

w llEREAS, the undersigned, on the 1ith
" day of February, 1862, executed AMI de-
livcred their pronissory note. payable one day
after date, to a certain Allen Yucum for the
sum Of seven hundred and ninety dollars,
through mistake. This Is to inform and fore
warn all persons Of the same, ar.l caution
them from trading for said note, the same
will not be paid.
\. II. HEARNE.
f. kiNSWORTHY.
April ?. 1862. 1913
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
MRS. &. VI. sse1 aCa&.
RESIDENT AmTET.

washington, Arkansas.
Is prepared TO furnish Portraits in Oil, from
life or ambrotypes (life size in the best style
OF the Art, and walrcnted in tnithiJi,ness of
representation also. Parlor i'icture> in oil
Monochomatic, at low prices. Portraits of de-
ceased soldiers taken ~ S2j each. Terms cash.
y. B.-Those wishing work in her line are
invited to call at the residence Of Rev. Il. i.
Black, and examine specime.s
Jan. -, 1862 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
NEGRO IN JAIL,

AhEN up in this place on the 10Th OF April
last, Negro Nan, named Lewis, who says
ne belongs to Benjamin Etherdge, Of Calhoun
county. Said negro is of dark complexion,
very large eyes, about II or 22 years of age,
five feet in height, weighs about $50 pounds,
and had on when taken Kersey pants and n
Kersey cap. The owner of said negro is re-
quested to CINE forward, prove property and
take him away, or he will be dealt with accord
ing to law.
W. V. KING, Jailor
Of Hampstead County.
Washington, April 80, 1862 16-3w
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30

gcN- The impor; of arms and ammurl
ticn into the South lately is fully confirm 4,
cd. Perhaps the number was exaggerated,
but at least 10000 stands nf arm, we're
received and arc now in the hands Of men
who know hos to use them
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30

ne The Ericsson battery, the Monitor
was armed with balls of ,crough ir0n
These, each, weighed Isl pounds and cost
SIT.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
N0tice.

4 Ii those knowing themselves indebted to
Il DR.. James A. Williams are earnestly re-
quested to make some arrangements for the
liquidation Of the same. Their accounts and
notes can be found ut his residence. during his
absence on the frontier.
Washington, March ), 1862. e-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30

D~ 1t is said that postmaster general Rsa-
gan intends removing all the able bodied post
masters and clerks, and filling their places
with old men and women.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
NOTICE.

To the Stockholders of the L. A. d T.
Navigation Company:
A the solicitation of numerous stockholders,
u will defer the commencement of the work
to some future time. The call will not be re-
quired to be paid at the time mentioned Our
State is now invaded. Every man will be re
quired to be at his post.
C. NJ. HERVY, President.
March 18th, 1862. 3
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30

~ Gen. Sterling Price has resigned the
co mmand of tho Missouri State troops.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
Notice.

nURlNG my absence in the army, d. & ".
~ Block will be duly authorized to act in al
matters wherein my business is concerned.
III. II. HOOPER
Washington, March %, 1862. l2-l
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
office.

THE law partnership heretofore existing
L between the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons in
dctted to us will please come forward and
settle with James * Young, who = III wind IN
the unsettled business of the firm.
JAMES X. YOUNG.
JOSIAH ". THOMAS,
III persons having business with me inGi-
vilulliy viii call on 'ames Mcdaniel or Jas.
X. Young, who are hereby authorized to settle
the same during my absence.
JOSIAH W. THOMAS
March %, 1882 I2-2
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
WASHINGTON
livery &SALE STABLES.

.,--.r q HAVING MAut IATSc ~
o,fssa Z = - = additions to my Sta ( >. 81
(SFL)E.C bles, woull ssy to 1@9 y
my oId patrons and the travelling
pablic, that am prepared to feel and take
clre Of Horses
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
% Ehe TraEclis2T Public,

S.s.-szsr s. On the first day of Scptem,
80 ) Der last, I reduced my Ljee,y
taile prices as follows:
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
Later.

NEW URLEANs, April y.
A special dispatch to the Delta from
Fort Jackson at 5 O'Clock on the Goth,
says that the euemy's FIRE had very much
slackened. They had fired $40 pounds Of
powder and over 1000 tons of iron. Such
a bombar9ment has never been heard Of
or recorded in history Our loss was five
killed aud ten wouded. The firing was
now very slow. The mortar vessels were
cut of sight behind point of woods. We
sunk two Of the mortar vessels and disa-
bed one s'elmer.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30

April ?, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30

Jan. 20, 1862
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-30
q G. q y e. .

Camden, Nov. 2S, 1861,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-17
OPENING TEE EAILROa9S.

VI are glad to learn icsi II is il 2onism
rlssiun TO 1e5soTe the Tanrir- .! p-sscE saT
trsins O. the Central z 'sd, Irnn tnia city. re
will aot doubt thst the prc7isioa sli, iacludsa
the cunning Of TgEI1HT train;, Of 3hica ti,aro is
still greater nsed Wh:n our armies 1e-o on
the Potomac o,l1 Norl heido railroads we5s so
much rake5 Up Tth military transportation as
srestly to interrupt ths:r usefulness for erdi-
nary business. The shifting oi Cur t.cat
camp would row. hcwe7aI. sRahls thsin 10 be
Of extreme sdvant,sa To ~. We hS7s 10
rao7s 6sgac:ons. patriotic snd eat@Fp7isias ci'i-
zsrs in toe iapd thaa tho Presidents of these
roads md their SEsociates: enn VIC 7siJ With
great confidence npoD th21a &c lslJ ta me
public hslp il this exigaueJ.
Ne hel;es ssthst several bridges. orstsoysd i
by our soldiers. constitute the only iN'i:udiata
chst.cc to tns full use Of these roads. We
truat they will be restored aith all p'.ssl'ls
despatch; and re hope the Is$soa E:il Hot be
last, and thai this p7ecipiists, useless hmraini:
Of expressive pridsaa will nc ahaT'"Es:' vtsie
ass been ga',;! 'iesi Eois of ii than Vas no
rsssasY. T. is greatly H.ota :" re ats'i!i oi
our co,anaEio7a "a: ieiena thsr TIC destroy
Meantime we nope TINT tno p7"77isica ssIsEs
end catereIa af oar city, ,w!i! exert the aRel7os.
tbrancu ccnnr7Y agencies snd othar"i i7e, to
ss'hsT il lhaiT acD,latoncd supplies aT1 al
prices that Fsap!c 'an pay lie aHt0fHdn
that sums are lca practising exceeds any
thing that nsd.h .foTs .esn witnessed Snh oslla
iauily ie7 the Provost. Far better to t1o't
themselves and gather il supplies, than to
drew the 7erJ rio9d oat Of their caStone7a BY
wicked prices We presume, Of cocrae, that
the hospitals viii haVe ihsir ase2!s a1t to
procure supplies; and if the larg' h'ia's, ana
associations OF private citlzans, do the sa;nS,
it vii! diminish the present pressure On thc
market stalls. n, e1psdiens tor relief mus;
be neglected
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end size it would svs;a tro-ounce minnie
Gall Ii IS moulded, nowaTe7, ia two nearly
eGusl EsrtE, that I'll into zach othc7. The fore,
iHcst or conica, PART: IS Solid TEs other part
Is hollow, using, indeed, nothing oas Is CLIP
if'S CAP, Whs. PrsFarod ior use, isiilcd With
iii sSr.s se T,sEa5is: aoa j5 ST, eantTiveh 81
to lis ir.i whana7*r the paD: OF III: hsil asrikes
1T: OBJECT, being Oh he principle III psi cusaion
bomb. ld1 usl' 90 co;siing mans body is
exploded instantly b5 usa:;ag sigh 6 hano and
PsThspa e7aahJ su2h T,sistancs ,;hi7 Is tho dash
presents. ios consequence is inost glsstiy
IoGui is froaucsl, -a, Uls0 wtoss s7n vas
struck in tho batt:e OF Ssvan F;r:s, by one OF
these missiles, hAd t0c flesh torn in shrc,is from
the bone. BY the explosion which eusucd.
II sonsasior Of horror and disgust is The
natural feeling win s::ich We 7asssd sutr an
instrument ii desti,. TnaTa is son ailling IA
voting, harbaseus, dlshoiiasl about il. And
nat only dnof il e-ciis our iGstaeti7s repro,
hati0E, Gii; ii Ia ualer the tep,obstioI of the
c;vilised world, 1t ,a- distinctly inseEdic,ed
sn:i aandsinnsi h thst code Which. .c;;riIisad
nsiions ltsr0st, aEi x;aicih j. sslla;i The llw of
hsticri, ,,1tis precisely Ct the nstuTe ct pni-
sonsd Wsafona, thF the ',ti.Gt is exsc:iy tfe
sane with saGa--s hpiag {teaE sT,rt 81 HI!
Thst is ,a::seu dS diSaclel 10 win :, b.ts!s ali
that IS fets ;ssTy is 50 d:sSoIe loo sd7ersaEJ,
4 eons,isanoe designed ts make disabling
~aaos necessarily 1stai. ssinpl5 dcncaiac.l.
Tsucl ss5s:
40 ggI nS tetter oi al ancsay's cIcrt:, &c
must DE struck. ard ii onca disabled what no.
ctssity is thsfe that b.. should inevitably dio
Of bis wounds; War is never permitted 10
Gallons hut i-o'a necessity: sll are to refrain
fIcil: Eic .i:c!s :.E:ch ;1ud t. !scjc. j N oIs
dest; uc,iTa, 1Hi Trey sgo 3yei. @,nigcd to op-
posc tt;m. LIS t!!cietaTe Si;n reason, AID
as7et allie % tns'f &:1,j IFS! ciTll I'D ustioHs
hare cl lp;sei aic; e, lile :sws OF wGr, The max
isl which prcbhi.s toe poisoning of arns.-
AMI eli arc Warranted OF thoir cvm;aon safety
10 SUI F'Sss .Ha p',":h thc hsStt ~ho stfdli
n:i-g IL i-Sst Though this l.Ho
Thus Oh eli fsin,: v:r ss 4ii.t.s Glowing
i:..EssirS3 i,arnaIia;.s. - III: r:iiyses Ihcy
pasaua. D-iics aIs thUs i7lPossd u: o.tT soTT.
s:nr.oEI, to wtia!: il 7iIi at p~oTc ohi;Ticus
IL lis Iecaal 10y lsr oi s,r~sss, aud glowing
dream, al s.rlJ ooh.iIs:i, fts people oi tie
NoItf; ruuid tl7e listened ooIy nte iptu1,lsl7
to say Representatives. "s I:ieat na7e made
They ale sctecirE aa~, s.d if ve s7a not great
ly misiaks7, sn7Rti! ~rli aos pass before they
sre Enc:; z,6:-er sli. ist so!er:a and manly
..snaz: ;tsaTo. 1ai .a1aia. &C Addressed 10
,Is::, .'';:''s'"''.s o'o "9ti..es ., which va
::::;. .;.i.i:.. "tI ~: iLs,u e. distinctly sni
l,;;nni ayprisei, TIA, as7aiz5TIa'5, swirt and
sars .;i,, te7s.rl4, siisll ts visited upon thsEi
iog ts1rl :itles. Ard il tEe .eoH';s OF Europe
ia tcia hoS Ioa2ia H.: ,h;s.,= lnc quarter
masters. ass.,:cs IL. s'.iass= srd tsssi5 icr
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;E.a=-.l. NsT I4.s 1:.ess=, lr=:i2 !

ia var, reserve ard silence are often i.d,s-
IJnsabls. but 20 do not realize that Teasot,
sni probability retd be outraged Some oi
g--r .cnLssnporssiss~ ~sxn-4alkiRs -cs- DIS -Rsh,i
forces 6t Rlchuoc5 80 amounting &c t1o h1r
d:cd ti.uueaOd Nov rs nave se.R no 1911
mate Of III ,ir nuu.ba.s o' gastd III ihc .aca's
battles which pIacsI ii coo7s sixty thousand.
aad oI hcac ffG:-. 6v9 &c to- tIo:.aa;.d wsIo
disabled in fhcas battles H. ons cat asui>:
thai ttay rnsu p;lt forth thsir whole aTGiauis
strens:7. TieI :sslz.d that their E5a:.t aI.
pnTrnnitT had aone Tha rlins HID c7s:-
1nwei me banks af the CG'skahGfnin7 sr.i
ii loded the EuGded sTauts thst Lat that
incoEhd deisuls Str saiI. uiI soldiers Tlra en-
ca,ppfd on silhur bank sEd tan porafly iiTi'ici
denly opening the sluices the mill dsps 90 the
upper waters Of the straam, which TeTe still
in rehal hands. The bridges ware broken Up
CT sh.st, with crest quesmires under wctts
on eide: 5ido Of each. Tho rcosi senarals sci
out NTH 6fn resnl7e - dri7e our troops
bctweon tho1n and the ChickehouirJ into ;hst
stream. just as Beauregafd attempted to drive
Gen. Grants army into the Tennessee. Neither
ef ,rt ultimately succeeded, though the rebeii
in sithsr case surprised our more advanced
divisions and inflicted bsa7J los: upon tht 7:
wtiis tho disparity Of force VAS Grca,ly IN
their favor At Shiloh the rebel connsnier-
ia-chisf. Albert Sidney } Johnston, was S!ted
ct FIJI, Oaks the rebel General Jescph ,Iatn
stoa Hos sevc.s!y xounGed. At tia lst;e.
P, esidaat J.I GsT;s vas Gu thc neid il ptT
SCI.
hca is it ersdbIe-il it o7tIi o.n:e;7ati:-
that the Rebels shaGId hnTs t7cu.it tIt a
thyj Of ireir E1Ey iDio ac!icH IL such c
ssrrsslsf The Hgh; conti1.ed as:oE1 da5:
Richmond Eas from hsa &c ter E:i,es o;etanI:
they lac planned the engagement s:i Eid=
the attack in tboir own good tins; ~.s a7ar
Bull RJa stupidity equsl to Sighting G second
day Tithout bringing up the bulk Of grand
army "h:cb had been standing ;"ithin tvs
hours march throughout tho t7To daJo? This
assumption ia utterly prsPosthrcus. The
R,bsls put forth thsir full strength in the re-
cert battles. ior to have done other wise Tould
have been ths extreme CT iu.oecilitj, hn.aer
ins closely IN Il .schery to thsiT iiisc. !noy
CHI 10 no boiler hereafter.
Cs7;ainiT, let US have cuah IG.1e III The
field next time az will preclude cny,tw1 dsf s
fighting. ne srs all eETeed thst tto lsts
struggle resulted in Unial Ticto7J, s,i thsL
ne d. not want another such. WS nope tc
sss Gen. Mcclellan largely and rapidly rsiI-
forced. so SO 10 paTsl5zs the ansrgie5 nf Tho
Rebsl masscs By Ieadc'ing further Resistance
hopeless But they have no Two fuTalsd
Thousand Msn (rRecti7G about R!chRoad, nor
yel. 0ae uundre ed Thousand. Unless tFtoy
esa sgs;n stack stGn adyaatsss, fshlinE ::
rovtiLu oi ouI a7ay With lbs Thals oi theirs,
tt.e7 vii hardly provoke second eoiIslon.-
But let MS tase D1an enough 10 fglt lhsl;
gNuls army with bali OF ours, and still teSt
lhem. With such an army, sc shall t."rdiy
have 10 tight ST all
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mccismaa ana ais s.Joasr Charges.

mcCIsIi0n ana ais EsJodst cEa=&eso
A sore rlscs Is isadrr cad requires Constant
guard. a weak risc 2-as cn7er, and calls
for strengthening cps:;-acss. Aad sore and
weak fiaces are ols7 rorsaled By The pfscsa :
items aocr,si for ccS,cfaiins cui ramedTfng;
theL,. ead by tbs iaaioi,s sens;siTsness ~nich
tells OF an ever present consciousness of their
existence. -.
Tie =crs pia;;: aLd ii.o seak i:I.@5 ":s1 oHT
tIieui;;s. is t6o refusal ii iGeir isa5rs &c stand
na5ansi St.s5ys. TaeI bars raIer done it
yei, r.. 5eiiess il. = siEE 10 ;6sis02e. IA this
point t;l.ir !tsisI5 sca 'laEasy'isis s5s there
io1e pecultsliT sei.siii7a, sad hsTe ii.sy ii.ost
Sesloasly employ the eSq='i'a"is ~ deception
and riisi siTessHt".oi. Ii All i!ot sstaFo o.
tics itst protaia=Ts il h@ClallaH's iaisEst dcs-
pstcles 3 usa.llJ tie statslae:: Ii: lbs sEocr;
had .ns6, spieIi;d oaycaes cIs'Ees-ns1
diiTca Ito .2ss!a witt TIE hagcnes, -, =
This is .ratsa ii III: ;isspaic5rs copied to
os7. il, iaay ba thst Il IS iei;hecs.e and |ilinl
f.isiicatioa is intcnial il par:, to s,;innla,e
his .plc ~ &c xh.i he i:'u,s gl7as team credit
for. 81 assuring tn,u1 that ,heJ maze gcna
through terrible ta:onet cac luatcr2: "I.d co"
cou-cging ,h:l 10 ss:a tie glory and The
praise ia ,ro face Of tie "ts'd, he nay shios
70 commit !hsm against declining GRE. il here
ai.sr p,,6ersd than. d r;.ay ;hink to praise
them out CT their propensity f>' shJiaE at tho
giesn Of stesl; just as o''i o1J 'z eat;Haa
cut Of some naughty tt.:E - telling h''n
"ths,'s god boy
Ccp2lsi 9Th tits st:ai:tJ. hoWe7eE, ;a
doubtless that other ,aailT" wri:h Ess maze
McClell.a a.EE Ill professions &c ice cEa'aS:eE
Of q man Of hcoc1 aud ,IatL- A7 Dc Taiucs
his own oti ais! nsai nc must sea The ;Fla
With f75crant sxu-oaca5 ri rEiliaii victories:
aad, es victory woa By t6c oa5onst Wo''ld
be an especial doiizht to ,ie paople tncTe, end
therefore i. IS apt to be Questioned ny 1nen.
Mcclellan is not Only, al ell tin1ss, tempted tc
please lher ty tue necessary assertion, but,
whan pressed BY dis:gTecsble faats, no aoits-
less feels specially urged to ic 30. HsHcs ts
ne7sr 1osss 4 bat,ia in jdit hnt n5 Fotr'sTss il
by q hsynue, charge on s.peg Ihe 1hyouo'
charge at :Ssven P.rsa vas, scca:ii''s sy. heSi.-
tiful
How !aEg 5acl tactic. viii a7ail W. EH'"
not. Bat, probably, ros long hsolsI'an haa
many and sh:swd enemies, VITO watch lin
viii. lyaz's eyss T1s5 ds'ect els :.lssIoooa,
and often partially expose them; oct Is sasso
are designed to hsip oD the c1%se az "o'l ea
support h,s osn fame, both oI which rest on
dscep sion, his critic, spare h':r, to great ex-
ran, far ,Se s.Ee a the eaase. fns tina will
ea,ne, tosezsr, when this systematic lslsllie'''
tias, will ho ptoSsh tG t'e IS unaSa'l'nE to sue
csss az il ia 1isdono.ahlei aud iEen .N'ftnst'
conscience" iiIsiing that istsencad does nc:
navn viii be c.su.c7aus ior tEs trntb, hn'1
a,C.,,i.E viii os Isiiaizsj; he viii itsa &c
d;s-asat i;shn.crSd, aad G:sETscai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-17

i gentlemen FROM Caroline corOt5 tells III
that buttst is selling thoro at % osnis; ssEa
ct 1s 10 is cents per de7.a; chickens, 81 30
ps, dozen; whset oTersd at Gtsy cents; ato
that these and ether articles aIe II great tcEn
dance. Let US draw our supplies thence, iH-
atead of leaving them for the Yankees to on
tain, in exchange for their certificates such IS
70 publish to day. Open up the railroads.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-17
FkCE CHATTANO, GA.

TIE sasuta sentinel" lsirsE f7on ras=
ssrscrs that tics sn.aJ rot1satea from Ohs:-
TIL ooss "a SrIdaT at II O'Clock, The only
rssli: c; .Lsir attack vas tee bu.cheriag Ct
sons Eansa ald children Col Morgan .tad
c.es..:t tie T.7sS with tEo bodies Of cGTsl,y e.
gain their resi-. Gsue..l krby Smith Was in
FUR SUIT With 5000 n5n.