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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

INOR sALE-l2 900 lbs prime Leaf Lard
100 boxes Tsllou Candles
10 ties Rice
20 hhds N. o. Sugar
60 bbs syrup
90 boxes Toilet Soap
~ aATdines
100 bbs really fine Irish Potatoes
20 bbs Crushed Sugar
10 ibis Powdered do
800 gals Rye Whisky, year, old
75bbs pure Corn Whisky
80 do Apple Brandy
10000 segArt, some very tne
200 boxes Lynchburg Manufactured Tobacco
20 N. Moore's Smoking do
COO kegs Old Dominion nails, at
Isls Johnson YOUNGER a 0TEYs, 10 Pearl 81.
WOOL HATS, mt No ! Ballard House just 10
w 100 Wool Hats OF various grades for sale on se
Ss9o JOHN THOMPSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

2O2 COSBY a ANDERSON, 202
MANUFACTURES Of and Agents for the sale Of Tobacco o.
M CARS &c No. 9O2 Main Street, square above the Post
hAni stock and smoking
Tobacco found the southern Country and ecev
ing additions their stock which they Offer for Wholesale
RETAIL cash. and respectfully request all Wishing par
chase examine for Themselves before purchang else
Orders the country promptly attended TO- Among
our present found the following brands Of d.
Twists packages weighing rom 10 l20 d. doth dark ant
right:
" Pride Of Virginia." palmetto,
Hudora" progress"
"Ohamelion" "CarDaton,"
Louisa bella" .Dewbery,"
" Colorado" Golden Leaf,
a InrIsot1 s0ur ovn,"
Mlnnemonee," ashio,
% uiRhapder's solace" "0ronoto"
| " OonoulstadorD "Pearl
aPnde Of Bethel" Ac., &c.
o0sBY ANDERSON,
mil southern Tobacco etora
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
nISSnLITTlON Or CO.PARTNERsHlP

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
yEyHr 90 Partnership Of CIRrkson. Anderson Coz,
was dissolved July LIST by mutual consent j. CLa
~ will settle business though either partner vii ngn W hqu
Atoa TIE accounts can be foond Al the once OF
ONrEson Co., No. lOS kAin street. ,,,rr,,,,,
IN. ANDERSON,
.,au n. BR0RRELL.
NOTICE.
N,,1 nr All, d.is our saes will be OAsH payable
1 .Thia tb,ytv dsu OLARES0N co.,
- ' No 100 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
OmesEo. Ios Main (SortheAsi corner Of llh strssD
Richmond, Va.
CHARTERED 29rH MARCH, 1881.
TtNIs old reliable nsaon with ample Capital, and con-
ungen fand carefully vested continues TO Insure Slaves,
Buildings Merchandl se Of every description afouse-
hold Furniture, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels.
"a rUoes aud Freight Gtthe lowest rates LoBes
adjusted and paid with AL possible despatch.
,DiEkOTOR.
David Ourre RObt N. BoTion,
OhAt. 7. WORKMAN, Ffansh ! Harness
John II. Claiborne, John hahla,
John J. Wilson, ThoaA knsL
llaI,nA.F a sTIsg Geo n GsathmsS,
Peter q. Warwick.
DAVID ouRaIH. PrsI
youS ;. wIsou, TreAI'r.
Roar 7 PR'oEs, beo'y de1I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

TALBOT BRoTBIa, Proprietor, Of the Asov. SVAH
Il building PORTABLE sTElM ENGINE, . 80 In
proved construction, Of all nom sir 20 forty Pose
suitabe Crc1Ilr Nils, Threshng hseoes sn5 o,hst
purposes which they fay eqnA net &C.
psror any Ensines built here or eh~shere.
They viii furnish STATIONARY sTElB s7GfGfB. res
ten Horse 70 any repaired ps~sf
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of Ms nest approved ss,,hs' sE
aud Of various sises.
PUMPS and wETrLs for wArtR WORKS. foRTlsL, sxitE
MILE, and IRONS for klLLs Of ltEdi.
SAlLR0AD WORK OF every DESCRIPTION.
TOBACCO PRE5tS GLkTTkIR Lis and al REtitlss ass
manufacturing ogeher Win every lind OF f2is ss
RON OkGfIs0b and WRDCSHr IRON WORK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
UrAUY CaPs! MILITARY Capt.! w

VI D1OLEi 1f'7, - Na..isae Ani Aeial % tle AutNy
- p15- generally t Age st1cA % Hone Manufactured
cote cree Bl- Sni BAck Ckiet and FAgae siye Caps can
h. al = o. - favorable terms ss N any city
s1rg p rIAr sttrl1n I. desired 20 TIE slack hhta4y
- "a l. s1' tar ahl. A1i wArnesi Jap nov nA7u-'
r-i Lava. u4 nAlH sol slppy % te tly mAnuartu-s
~ ss H,s o. Wholesale AL Retail trade vii De eonLau
rnII I - - Il IL S-r-rl. NclnllL vs.. sr1l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
S)syssss EfE e ANDERSON,
EtVERNOR. STREET

tuss Cur-aa Gl1ds Coracea and kandl, Nintos eh4ia
F45sr Haag1s Carried aa and dos, for ,As Al 20 prices
Cr5s. C1r Mattresses made 20 order ~ tho no
A,s Paper -al1 ions n he city ceaay - superior rarf
LcoL
10 TIE FNR uEES Ot' NiKUsNhA
muir -pa-, IN Northern and south State lgg
l5a5ic bccoae Narat yn = III IN sreA meAsure
- -t~sI % supply the bJrfEk, and hNy been
es rei extensively many 10 hN ~ tu1iass TAX
th 6ry 81 the prupnry o. oeailg Butte vel
before 7AsE as o. puttas In tahs layer al Oh tg
tan 6ottJ zn -.i - market - soon A - pa1Aus ~ you
r5st5y -a1. gbal be- ps et 10 receive on consignment o.
p1r-.ss alz y highest market price, and IS drA
clvsy cslf, I'll 4rl you g5Nt - the osest Eei pr
ca o. seaI t pfJu1,y Tor whatever aAy be seat ne.
= clnad-n q the Interest o. BOTH the Ers
mysr tEogii "a. o receive Aay other caaay
ps1Jzcr NJ 1l1P o0Iec 10 call yoa particular alien
ucr BaaAus Large supple, have orea seat htsro's,
q le soa-l NE NORTH shsi maze Al urasli ocr
selves vs The Act At have been
In city ne iNsI thirty ave AL asa Is
"a -'ssIas cc1aieat o. giving ssnsfAston-
sAAPsON JONES, AgenL
Grocer AID CJnuli lou Merchant
aua-fEr Cor Nan sni 9th So, Krfmnni VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
mUNT n JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia,
EEyEgAL CCMMlSSIOH MERCHANTS,
A.. 800 fr . sale Of Manufactured And Smoking Tobacco
stsJ packages novfor sale. Hels-on
ywlnsa,-r Republican, s'scaon Spectator, Sad srejer
.-.UalE Neas. a copy mls and send H . Nh-s lh--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

nUVNL A NOR ON'S s'gIOESs Z. Tonic, EOR
Il improving the Condition OF Horses anu
NaIs egrg pe.te and Relieving t1en 81 BOTS
- E5-n Id hJlli Slre Ant DsemPer, and all OseAaes
Al sl h,-ss subject intsruzy ftis "Hore Tonic gives
IA appetite gOssy % hair, and be len % siteT
A 70 improved zit10ut his falling back 70 his arsI poor
c5r,a h4s bsca usei excessively since lS ntroducL97
S1-t CAona NeH YORK. al IN almost every quarter OF
b. T--tr1--,ul r.e demand 3 steadily Increasing.
M V1-s v1l- rs yven universal satisfaction as Tar as ne
,.r A. been Ab. ascertain can b. obtSnet q ne
r-.Ir i-ig..,s tH STATE, and or JAS. r pONALs Drug
-. nat 4st-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
seventh District.

We learn from a gentleman who passed
through Tere Haute at T. NJ. yesterday, that
JossrH A. WRIGuT was nominated by the Re-
publican Convention at that place for Congress.
As Mr.. WRIGHT had previously declined to run
against Mr.. VOORHEES,, we suspecthe will con
slider his ways" before accepting this prohered
honor Of his Republican brethren. A few days
viii decide.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
rt,.,Couuress,ou.I n,str,ct.

The Democratic Convention which met in
Vincennes yesterday, rcnominaied the Hon.
JoHs LAW as the Democratic candidate for rep
rcsentativc in Congress from the First District.
This is the best evidence that Judge LAW has
ably and faithfully represented the sentiments Of
his constituents. They say to him, in thus in
dorsing him, that he has been a faithful public
servant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

OFFICE QUAKTfKSAsTER's DErAR- ST-NT. L. :. Al
Indianapolis. Ind, Aug. s. 1862.
AtEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this Office
- until 10 O'Clock =. NJ August Is, lS6 Tor the
livery ~ the Government Were house IN this city, Of
100000 Ten Thousand Canteens covered a. Straps.
Army Plt.ern. in boxes Oue-half Of the above
delivered in (lol Ten Days from date contract and
the balance in 0 Ten Day thereafter Samples can be
seen at this Office. Adir $ Proposals as follow:
JAMES A. EKIN,
A Q. NJ. L. ;. A indianapolis Igd.,
aud endorse them Proposals for CancenS."
9-dtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
MEDECHl-.
PREVENTION is BETTER TrAN CURE.


gEVo LADIES OFDELCATE HEALTH oRLMPAIRED
z organization, 80 those by whom an increase 81
family l. from any reason Objectionable the ulers gied
would offer prescription which i perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been arcscrhedn varioi parts Of
the Old N0ridior past century Although this article
isvery cheap aud simple yet has been put mp in hall
pint bottles id sold very extensively the exhorbant
price Of Is per bottle the undersigned proposes far
niSh The recipe for by the possession Of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard any
ph yscian druggist witc you perfectly harmlsS
thousands &c estimonias be procured at ii elcay
Sent any part ofthc world receipt Of 81 by address
ing. nR. &. DENERAUN,
70. Box, No..353, New Haven Connecticut
Ily22-d&w'Gl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ We are authorized TO announce JOHN a
BEAL Independent unconditional Union candidate
for Common Pleas Judge for he l2th District.
-8 We are authorized to announce JOHN
BREWER, Of Southport, candidate for County Re-
corder subject the decision the Democratic Con-
yention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
MEDICAL.

TEyIkSE Pills the result steady
} ful experience in all varieties 81 Female complaints
and in of Iregu .rie Snppressions Leuchorrhea
Whites, Inflammation OF the bladder, Kidney and
Womb and loss of Nervous Energy, etc. Their use is
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Mercral Mineral poison
purely vegetable and free from dangers can be
used with perfect safety.
the many tnu- ands ia ~ have used them in all
parts Of the Union speak III Of them. for all like
fbeu,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

Hon. JAMES ID. WILLIAMS is the Democratic
candidate for State Senator from this District.
Mr.. WILLIAMS has served in both branches Of
the Legislature. He is a man Of sound sense,
excellent judgment, and strict integrity. II is
such men, in the present crisis Of the country,
that arc needed for legislators.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
Knox County.

The Democracy Of Knox have renominsted
Hon. w. f. NIBLAcK their candidate for
Representative in the next Legislature. No bet
ter selection could have been made. We need a
plenty Of just such men to look after the inter
ests Of the State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
w WASHINGTON, August 8.

w AsHlNGfON, august ..
There is reason TO apprehcnd serious trouble
from the negroes that swarming in this
District. Tens of thousands of these unfortu-
nate beings have been enticed away from Kind
masters and comfortable homes, and are now
here without any means of support, except the
pttance dOled out TO them by the Government.
This pittance Is entirely inadequate 10 supply
them any of the comforts of life, and barely sui
fees TO keep them alive. They live if living il
can be called, in dirt, Indebtedness and squalor:
clothed In filthy rags, covered with vermin, and
filling the atmosphere with a most intolerable
stencil. The money which the Administration
pays TO them TO keep them in idleness, amounts
In the aggregate TO an enormous sum per day,
which the white people of the country are taxed
to pay. Most of the negroes are as stupid as
brutes, with not single idea except those rela-
ting TO work, eating and sleeping. AS they have
none of the first TO do, they devote themselves
exclusively TO the Two latter. But there are
among them some men who have some degree
of intelligence, whose ill-regulated minds and
ungoyernable passions lead them to desire 10
play the part of Toussaint pOuvertue. These
men have been pcttcd and hattered by the lead
inc AbOlitionists in Congress, who have instiI-
led into their minds such ideas as that all men
are equal; that black men in this country have
equal rights with white men, that this was
brought about by the AboltiOnists, the friends of
the black man. in order hberate the colored
people of the South from slavery; and that, when
this was done, the black man should have the
same political rights and the same social priv
ileges a the white man. These honeyed prom
ises were greedily swallowed by those to whom
they were addressed; and they in their turn
communicated them. in ruder language and in
even more glowing colors, to all the blacks in
general. Ii il well known how rapidly aud how
extensively news Of any kind travels among the
negroes. 1t was not long. therefore, before the
substance of these glittering prospects had been
held before the ewes of all the slaves in the States
of Maryland. Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee
Missouri, North Carolina Yet of all the
slaves in those States. very few compar-
atively, were moved BY them. The most of
them, TO their honor be il said, had sense enough
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

ia gentleman who left Sullivan yesterday
at r. NJ. says that ID. W vooRHEEs was adj
dressing 10000 people at that hour. II was an
immense assemblage. Our informant says Mr.
vooHHEEs win get 1000 majority in that
county
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
NOTICE.

t9- TO ALL WHOMIT MAY CONCERN
We the undersigned, hereby notify every body buy
trade for certain for hundred and fifty dol
lars. given by Christian Wred the - Of August
1854 and payable six months after date said being
obtained by fraud and Misrepresentation will be
paid. FRANK KLOTZ,
FkkD III MFR.
GASP. tROSiiAUER
aug i-d3t JOHN UNNEhZAGT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
MARRIED.

CONFERENCE.-The the 3lst ult, at Aurora
Ind by the Rev Benz Pummer. Lieutenant G. Il. Good
win, Aujutat 81 the esth regiment Indiana Volunteers
TO Miss josephine Morley Of Aurora.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM III NAY CONCERN.

HERTBT give notice that am the owner Of the Pat
ent for ID :. Wagorer's Improvement in FIGURING
Mills for the of iniana; and that all persous max
ing vending - using any Machine operating the prin
ce Of the 'W agoneT Improvement. set forth IN the
said Patent dated September IS lS55. in the REISSUES
of the dated rcspcctvc, March D. 1880 az Feb
>. lS6l unless by the authority ct David
Wagoner infringing upon my rights. sud VIII be held
liable for damages prosecuted according 10 law.
WI. y Ai.WARD.
Office and residence Bates House Indianapolis Ind
July 81. lS63. eugi-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
Special Correspondence Of the Chicago Times
from Washington.

Danger Of Negro Tasurrecfion in Washington
Effects upon The Negroes Of The teachings of
Lorgoy, Samn1 and Groley-The Negroes
are aggrieced at The Presidents decision net 10
haze negro sOidirs-The e6sct of Pope's recent
Order
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
CHOCOLATE.
Established in 1850.

L>fabii.hco an fsSo.
EeAKER'S PREMIUM CHOC0IATE-fTBE PRE-
ID PARED Cocoa. BToma, French. Homeopathic and
Vanilla Chocolates. warranted equal in quail and flavor
the Paris Chocolate: have stood the test of three
quarters Of century, and pronounced by all who
have once used them to be superior to any ohers
Manufactured 10y ". Baker Co, NJ their Mills in Dor
chester Mass, and for sale their Bra Oh Depot No.
III Fulton street, New York City and by Grocers and
Dealers generally throughout the Union.
Address ~. l.. PIERCE.
jel0-d3m 2lT Fulton street, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
Democratic Union State Ticket

Ue'n0cr1t1c Union otate Ilcket
roR sEcxKrxer OF sTsTK,
JAMES 3. ATH0S,
OF Marion County.
FOR AUDITOR OF sTATE,
JOSEPH RISTINE.
OF Fountain County.
ros raKsseRER o. srsrr,
MATTHEW l. BRETT,
or Daviess County.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR Il HORD,
OF Decatur County
roR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC DESTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
THE ADVANTAGES OF SEPARATION.

From the Indianapolis Journal DECEMBER ~. ls6o
Those who talk so gliblv Of coercion" do
not stop 10 think of il evils or It's uselessness
IT, then, the dissatisfied sections 'cH not agree to
remain together, they should agree to part peace
tinuanoe of trade between them a exist he
tween other nations, and divide the national
property and debts fairly. This is not only prac
tcahle. but il is far easier than any other course
And If il is done. the interest Of neither section
will suffer greatly. Cotton will be sold North
AMI the grain. meat and goods sold South. a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
PROPOSALS. FOa cANTEENs

aug'sdsr
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-24
SUNDAY BATTLES.

Inc late terrible struggle at Pittsburg
LANDING adds another to the long list
OF Sunday battles. The facts are SO
clear IN TINS and numerous other conflicts,
and lhe results have been so uniform and
decisive, that comment is not only war;
ranted but demanded, alike by philosophy.
patriotism aud pety. The general state.
ment cannot be gainsaid. that the more
Important movements OF the National forces
in the early stages of the present war.
were made on Sunday and that they were
undeniable failures. Patterson's column
was constantly notorious for its maneuvre-
ing on Snndays,-and for little else, Big
Bethel. Bull Run, and BalPs Bluff were the
great blunders and defeats of attacking
armies on Sunday. All these engagements,
excepting BALI Bluff under the now i'm.
prisoned Gen. Stone, preceded Gen. Nc
Clellan's noble Sabbath order. Thence
forward the rebels have made The Sunday
assaults, with invarlable loss of the battles
thus waged. Mill Spring opened their ca
reer of Sunday fighting which closes with
Pittsburgh. The battle of Winchester was
begun on Sunday morning. The first of
these battles cost the rebels Kentucky the
second, the valley Of Virginia aud the
third, the Mississippi Valley. The Merri-
mac, too, after its destructive SATURDAYS
raid, ran muck against the Monitor on
Sunday, and has spent q month in re-
pairing damages.
Add TO the facts, that most Of the Gen.
erals Commanding whose names figure as
assailants IN these battles, we're slain in
them, or are 10 disgrace, on account ofthem,
and there is food for reflection in these bits
OF history. What has become of our Gen.
Pierce, of Big Bethel memory What Of
Gen. Stone Where are ZOllicOffer aud
Sydney JOhnstOnl Ia short, since we have
ceased the business Of Sunday fighting aud
the rebels took 1t up. we have had only
Vict Ories to record; and they only defeats
aud surrenders. Fort DOneleOn and Island
No. 10 we're our Sunday morning benson
on week day prOwess
Nor are these isolated historical facts.
History is full Of them. The British forces
assailed us on Lake Champlain and at New
Orleans on Sunday, and were defeated.
We assailed them at Quebec our army
was repulsed and its leader slain. We be.
gan the battle of Monmouth and had the
worst Of 1t. Napoleon began the battle of
Waterloo, and lost his army and bis empire.
We content ourselves with the simple col
latiOn Of these suggestive facts. Let them
go to swell that mighty volume of testi.
mony to the supremacy and stability Of
law rs old as creation. which claims quite
other use Of one seventh part of time than
the work OF willing human bulchery.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-24

PARsON BROwNLOw IN PHILADELPHIA
Parson BrOwBlOw was received at Indepen.
dence Hall, Philadelphia, by the city au.
thorities, on the 18th OF April-Mr. Tregg,
President Of the Common Council. receiv.
ing him with the hear'est welcome. Par.
son BrOwnlOw replied in Characteristic ad-
cress Of some length, delivered from q stand
erected 10 front of the ball, to an immense
audience. He recited the lribulaliOns East
Tennessee UniOnists had undergone.
At one time he had been within one vote
Of banging by the sentence of a drum-head
court martial at Knoxville. The one vote
that saved him WAS that OF a corrupt. drunk
en- secessonist. and be was tempted 10 ex.
claim. "Great God, on what a slender thread
hang everasting thingS." He did not want
Office. He wanted to go back to East Ten.
nessee with a cooked bat, sword and a coil
Of rope. In closing be alluded 10 bis wife
and children. now held az hostages 10 Reb
eldom, and spoke of the joy aud exultation
with which the Union army will be greeted
10 East Tennessee. PaTsOn BrOwnlOw has
received an invitation from the President to
visit the White House.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-24
9erada 9emutrat.
Capture of Fort PuIaskI-Its effects at
Savannah.

The Savannah (Ga.l) correspondent of
the Richmond Dispatch, writing April 18th,
says:
The telegraph has informed you of the
surrender of Fort Pulaski, aud the conse-
quent state OF excitement you can well i'm
aglne. / can give you but faint idea of
the CONSERVATION the capture produced
Since the abandonment of the design of the
enemy to bring In gunboats from Wallis
Cut, the confidence of the citizens became
more assured, and the wisest hoped the fort
which thereupon became the key and safe
ty of Savannah would be enabled to detain
the enemy for an indefinite time. The blow
has been sudden and tOtnlly unlooked for.
equally unprovided for The euemy will
not wait long to attack the batteries about
Fort Jackson. Their heavy ships have en-
tered the river above Pulaski, as high as
Venus Point, only seven miles below, aud
are in plain view of the city of Savannah.
How long they will be able TO withstand an
attack, let Pulaski be your teacher. We
will be driven from them as sure as we now
accept the fact OF the loss of Pulaski.
The city has been in intense excitement
between the bold aud rapid advances of the
Federals and the terribly unnerving taps
upon the shoulder which the Brown satel.
ties, under Gen. II. r. Jackson, without
form OF law or authority, iuhIct. Our citi
liens (the few who remain) have been ar
rested on the street, dragged TO camp,
shown tent aud Informed that there their
habitatiOn should be. Aud this has been
done by q parcel of beardless boys, who
have been mustered into the service.
Cotton has been removed. such as re-
mained 10 store here, Oh the railroad.
o. nance stores aud every variety of
equipment has been thrown out and carted
TO the same receptacle for ell government
stores. SchOOners have been seized and
some already filed with earth are ready TO
be sunk below, In common with the bulls
of Commodore TatHall's feet, which will
never more venture beyond Savannah river.
The Fingal, which now lies near Fort Jack.
sou. is also TO be sunk, and the gunbOats,
one of which is neatly ready for launching,
will, If the enemy sooner advances be giveu
to the devOuFing flames.
Women are leaving aud property Of all
kinds is being sent of, aud will soon line
the Central road from Savannah to Macon.
rendering every log hut palace, if rose.
wood and satin damask will do it.
The anxiety to learn The fate Of the gar.
risou is intense and general. Every home
10 Savannah can mourn the sad loss aud
long parting which they have to endure, In
addition to the three months of absence, in
which they have been cut off az eilectually
as if in California. The garrison number
five hundred men, Colonel OImsted com
manding. A large amount Of stores fell
with the fOrt-prOvisions for at least three
months ammunition. shot aud she'll of
one hundred and thirty rounds for each gun
on the post not Que fourth bad been ex-
pended. Our great Napoleon is still esleep.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-24

The CIVIL WAR IN TENHEssEE-A recent
letter from Nashville to the Louisville Jour.
nal says that parties lately arrived from the
counties Of Question, Fentress, and Bledsoe,
state that fierce civil war has been raging
IN thoee, and adjoining counties between
Union men and resident secessiOnisls, back.
ed BY rowing bands Of Confederate cavalry.
Neighbors are daily killing each other 10
casual recOntre. Not lo0g since band Of
forty Union men killed not less than I8 Of
their prosecutors in one day. McHenry's
cavalry are still marauding 10 those sec
tions, and number Of these have been
killed by the citizens.