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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22
NOTICE..

rFNTlE undersigned having associated with
l. him in the Tin Stove and Foundry bust
ness, Mr.. Thos. G. Crouch. the business will
hereafter he conducted under the firm Of
tANTWET.L &. CROUCH. Returning my
thanks t" the public for former tarols. most
respectfully SOLICIT continuance tn the new
arm. JOS, p. CANTWELL.
March 49, 1851.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22

20 Cheap John will open this day
the cheapest and best lot of Window Shades
and Tumblers ever offered in Cecil county.
Some entire New Designs direct from the
manufacturers. Stop and look at thcm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22
tflarrieo.

TH-BRISTOW.--On the 18th
instant by Rev. ". II. Elliott, RonERT
JAco1rETIr and Miss MARTHA BRlsTow, all
OF this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22
l,ic0.

CARSON.-On Wednesday the 10th instant,
at his residence near Port Deposit, Mr..
JOIN CARSON, in the list year of his age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THE commissions for the biennial
appointments Of the Governor, for Cecil
county, reached the Clerks office on Satur.
day last. The law requires that appointees
take the oath of office within thirty days
after the arrival of the commissions at the
Clerk $ office. An act passed by the late
Legislature imposes tax of ten dollars on
the commissions of lumber inspectors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22
SUNDRIES.

GtHA1N and Rope Traces, PIow Lines,
" Clothes Lines, Bed Cords, Broom Irvine,
Soaking Bottoms, Brooms, Babkets, &c, &c.
White Wash Brushes, Dust Brushes, Sweep
Ing Brushes, Hand Brushes, nc, &c.
Also
Curry Combs, Horse Brushes, Ben'ty's
Axes, Shoe Backing, Yeast Powders, Con-
centrated Lye, nc, &c. Together with
Domestic Dry Goods.
Fresh Family Groceries.
Hams, Bacon and FISH.
Candles, Soap, Starch, Coal Oil, Meats Foot
Oil, Lard Oil, Sperm Oil, Nc. &c, &c.
For sale at reasonable prices for cash, by
Il. F. MAY,
Star %, IS52-iw in the - uul.oy.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22

RAY The letter of " 4 Union Man " from
Port Deposit makes some startling asser-
tons which if truc, ought to be probcd and
exposed, and if not true ought to be refuted
The letter is written by a gentleman of res
pectable standing in society, and assures us
that he gives facts which he stands prepared
to prove. With this assurance we publish
his letter rs serious as the charges are
If true the parties complained Of demand
immediate dismissal from the service, and
we hope the member in Congress from this
district will bring the matter before an inves,
tigatins committee that justice may be
speedily done to the parties who are wan
tonly abused, or, properly denounced
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22
DEATH OF AN AGED Citizen

DEATH OF AN AGED ClTlzES.--Sfr.
John Carson, a notice of whose death will
be found in to-day's Wing under the proper
head for such notices, was one of the oldest
and most esteemed citizens of the county.
His life was chiefly employed in mercantile
pursuits, the greater part Of the time in Port
Deposit and vicinity. At a green old age
he departed this life, the beloved of n large
circle of warm friends. and endearud to,
and respected by. all who knew him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22

. ANOTHER DocToR. NJ. Gle
ment, NJ. d.. of Lombardville, Cecil county,
has received Diploma from the University
of Pennsylvania to practice medicine. Mr..
Clement is also graduate of the Pcnnsyl
vania College of Dental Surgery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22
CHEAP JOHN

~ ,s1-,Ila jnst received new lot of
S|e.~sI4a the most improved Coal Oil
-. NPS. which he sells at the lowest prices
ct,r LD"vu il l.I.t'n.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22

OPENING OF TIE ELKroN ACADEMY.
Henry W. Thorpe, A. NJ. opened the Acad-
envy on Wednesday morning Mr.. Thorpe
is well known here rs a most thorough
scholar and systematic teacher. We hope
the citizens will feel an interest in the school,
and give the new Principal all the cncour-
agement in their power.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22
For The Ccci! Wing
PoRT DErosIT, March 18th, 50.

EDITOR or CECIL WHtG.-Dear Sir Il
wish through the columns of your valuable
paper to call the attention of the War
Department, and the loyal citizens of our
country to Il state of affairs at Perryvile
which demand speedy correction. ! allude
to the mana. ement at this Military Post by
Government officials, their intimacy with
and favors bestowed upon men of known
secesh proclivites.
The officer in command at this post. either
through imposition Or design, placed next
in command to himself. a notorious border
rufan, who at the time of the Kansas trou
bles, edited paper at or near Fort Brown.
through which, he advocated carrying
slavery into that territory, at the point of
the rebel bayonct, and through which, too,
he aided influenced, and encouraged bands
of mcrcilcss and desperate rulians against
their homes robbing, burning and lin not
few instances) numbering such AZ hap
pcncd to be leading and influential, in
settling and peopling the territory. This
editor seems to have been the man who at
the approach Of old Pottowattomy Brown
few the cat hole, through the back window
of his Office into a yard mounted mule
and rode out of the territory in what
the soldier knows as double quick Now,
Mr.. Government Official, if this ex editor
was rebel in Sc is it safe to conclude he is
a loyalist now?
1t is alleged, too, the Government has
appointed boiling hot Port Deposit scccs.
sionist to n boss-ship of not only trust and
profit, but rather conspicuous one; one
from which he can work much mischief to
the Government. That he is rebel is
evident from the fact that, on the day pre-.
no ell,
and cxultngly to Mr.. James Mccullough
loyal citizen Of this place, that the time was
not far distant when the Confederate flag
would wave triumphantly over this State
that Beauregard and Davis, would in u short
time occupy the State of Maryland. That
he has from the first breaking out of the
rebellion openly and stongly sympathised
with and advocated secession; and now
when out of camp on Government business
he patronizes seccsh hotel keepers, who
have been loud in their opposition TO the
Government. And how, too, Mr.. Govern.
mcnL Official, d,d IT come to pass, the con
tract for furnishing camp stoves TO this post.
(PefryvfIle,) was given TO a firm of seces-
sionats, the most vile and untiring rebels
outside of 49,, men who have talked aid and
comfort TO the rebels from the first; who
have opposed the Government and Governor
HICKS polcy Win t1gcf desperation. AND
now Mr.. War Department for the opinion
of a Union man. 1t is this, that there is
heavy swindle being practiced upon Uncle
Samuel and that these hell-hounds Of rebel
lion, are employed as reliable villains to
carry it out At this present time these
Government beauties are showing their
preferences by boarding themselves and
carpenters at the slaughter house, or hot-bed
Of rebellion, stunning the Union house as
the Devil does religion, and that the appoint.
mcnt Of such men to Office has had the effect
to binder very many good bu.incss aud
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-22

The Spring quarter will commence on
Monday, March 3lst, 1862.
NJ. JOHNSON RHODES, Principal,
C 7. Rnock, Assistants.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30

HAVE YOU AN Ice. HoUsE.-It can be
made very cheaply, and when the luxury
of ice in summer is once enjoyed. it will
not be readily given up. IF no better
structure can be erected, build an ice
room in one corner Of the wood house, or
any shed where room can be spared. The
northeast corner is best. Set row OF
upright posts on one foot from the inner
sides Of building. and two rows Of posts
foot apart for the other two sides of the
room, make the enclosure, say eight OF
ten feet square. Cover these with rough
boards or slabs, and gil the space between
with spent tan bark. Lay down loose
floor, and cover foot deep with straw
When ice is formed. select that which is
puta, clear, and hard, cut it into pieces
Of convenient size, and pack i. in the
room, and gil this with sawdust, Also
cover with sawdust foot thick, and fiil
Iup 10 the roof With straw. Packed this
way, ice enough to supply o. family Of
average size has been kept safely the sea-
son through.-Amriean Agriculturist.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
co11NTY OFFICERS.

J4Jes of Fairfield common Pleas COIrt-HENRY
G. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster, Ohio.
Building, s
skSrff1-tKMES MILLER, Once at Jail. : 49,
SSdisor-wILLIAM ROBINSON, oniee Public
:nsnx. 9S."sst.---p C. BENADUM o oh,cePublicRuicng
Rseordsr--A. SYFERT, 0fice Public Building.
satteyor-.E.L l.. HANNUM, ofice Public Building.
Csrossr4L. sHEFFRR, residence Madison tp.
.Csmmis,ionsrs--JoSEPH SHARP, of Bern Town
ship: JONAS A. BAKER, OF Walnut Township, and
JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM. of Hooking Township.
school EIami1er. WILLIAM. A l.Ent, WHirfEf JOHN
wJLLlR Ms and URIAH @. RUTTER. ~ ..r
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE.
PRELIMINARIEs.

The enemy under the immediate com
msnd os.Major. General Crittenden. march,
ed, eight regiments strong, from tbeil
camp, last Saturday night. Their mount
ed grand guards were skirmishing tkro
the greater part Of the night with ours.-
Col. Wolford's cavalry we're doing out.
post duty that night, aud by their be-
havior then,i and in'tbe battle afterward
completely cleared away the rspfoacb
which some unworthy officers have bro't
upon them, They will always fight well
when Wolford is with them. The Tenth
Indiana occupied a wooded Hill on tht
right Of the road. On the left was field,
stretching down the bill for several hun.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
FRUITS OF THE VICTORY.

Yet the victory was complete. Thir.
teen cannon. more than thousand stand
of arms, thousand horses, ammunition,
baggage trains, commissaty stores Of eve
ry kind, tents, clothing, and, in short,
everything which the poor fellows had
we're left to US. A copy OF the order oI
retreat was found, directing'thatt the army
should move at O'clock, silently and
leave everything. They did not even
spike their guns. .t.s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30

EyG General ZolhcoGer, Killed at the
battle Of Mills Creek Cross Roads, was
the Wing and American member Of the
House OF the National Congress. repre-
senting the Nashville District from 1858
to 1853. He was educated printer. and
oublisbe paper in Nashville for some
lime. ..l - Y.f @.i "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
HARRY coMER,
Co. A, First Ohio V, b. S. A.

GE The Richmond Dispatch says that
one entire Mississippi regiment Of twelve
months men, serving on the Potomac,
have, too a man, resolved at the expira-
ton of their present term, to re'enlist.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
BOOK AND JOB PRfNTING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions of
WORK such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS
BALL TICKETS, and every other variety OF PLAIN
AND FANCY JoBRING, with new and superiorty type
aAd on short notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION

VPBusiness cards of about lines, by the year, IS
ji1FAdyegtlsements not tmarked on the manuscript,
VIII be continued at our terms until forbid
ITT1Eegai Advertisements, Administrators notices,
& must be paid for In advance, for reasons which,
we will explain at the time.
TPThe above terms strictly observedin all cases.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30

Eg-Age Of a young lady bSSher skirt =
eighteen springs have passed over her
head,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
THE WAR IN. KENTUCKY.

THE BATTLE OF CLIFF CREEK
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
BAILIr PEYToN, IN.

Here, too, fell young Bailie PeytOn,
son of venerable man we'll known 10 the
nation. Young Peyton, like his father,
struggled long against disumion He was
Kissed and Insnlted in the streets last
Nav 70, telling his love for the Union.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
FULL DETAILS OF THE ACTION.

Desprqte Fighting on Both Sides
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-06
WIZ, WIN Europe s.r.

The Yankee buletias Dragged Of victory at every
lys.. Tasy magu6sd their army and armament Their
State papers announced Z" tie Rebellion on he vaEC.'
Ilsi- Pre5s pscsriet, ia startling eaptAl, tie fall Of
Norfolk andN bans and the destruction Of the kerT
ss, The uublusdius liSrs boasei Of Union sentiment
al tdc s5u5 only requiring protection, aud pledged
themselves to Europe fOT immediate and an immense
bPlsat OF cotton. o. sudden Of their best ar
n,s 6. driven from the valley Of yirgiais With a heavy
:oss Of prisoners ard sOes, and tCrih.i,h every
Sc 6Oyeruor ts,sg'aphej 10 sead on imnedate' The
1lia Of biz Sac tor the defence Of their national
C-Pi.a L is PLAZA that Europe placS5 no faith in
Yankee ssssr.io7 for F.aree has already made ofc Il
inquiry into tie truth Of Stewards represer iations
Hos thea, nus; Europe be filled sith d.sgus. at the
is1sao1d which presents the South as submitting 20
AlE,e Poser ali then screams cut violently that is
Clp.a in danger Where are those 65o u1o SOLDIER
Thy are orae HO;. Ii they exist they have been sb
-1rhai & ping down an undeleldsd terri ory or en-
EsHclsd 10 masses 20 preyu. our troops from chasirg
tes ous Of sks esurtry. II ,hese large bodies of mes
have usEsr been raised hos can the Yankees c,lgler
ID sep Iowa this immense territory With its force -
zoe -,csy. s now out IN Europe sud America. TIE
l1k 81 have been compelled to draE their last mn
it5m Wlsbics,oa 70 save NCslltu and 4 ,leck from
.,p.u,e They are obliged to call upon the States for
ni.is Way the invaded States have not been reduced
such strait TIE Confederate Government has made
lq army deemed adequate 20 insect the Yankees. We
lave bal bys.1roa appeals TO the militia for the de-
;e-os Of our CAPITAL Il Europe will adopt the dream
.al, for nt rpredzg YLnkee Statements AID cous,rue
hem a. meaning exactly the reverse Of the assertion
tbsy need no; send Maiser7 Inquire into facts But
ie o. g Of tie word viii BE- 1oF opened to the enor
nifty Of Ya1kse p,e,ensions, When after claiming 70
ave levied Al irresistible army and orlsaedia oppos
tor tney acknowledge the dss;s Of large army, and
SAL into a panic for the safety Of their Capital
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-06

The Herald also notices the release Of fourteen bun
drei Yankee prisoners by the Confederate Government
and their arrival North.
The same paper has long editorial on the evacus-
tor We extract the following:
The news of the evacuation by the rebel army under
Beauregard Of their stronghold OF Cornth created in
this city yesterday quite a bretz, of excitement and
every variety Of speculation and cor ecture the
present designs and plans OF Jefferson Davis and the
movement OF their armies.
The prevailing idea was that If Bsauregard had aban.
doned CoTnth &c was because be bad transferred large
proportion Of his army TO chmond There is too some
pausibity in this theory if We may judge from
events and revelations in Virginia. While Gen. hcClel
lans powerful army is close upon Richmond and is
Oily and soldy approaching from day 10 DAY,
find that the rebel leaders in that qu le have contrved
not only 20 maintain all the appearances In front OF
superior opposing force and OF imp nding desperate
struggle for their Confederate" Cspa bus that they
have also contryed TO reinforce very heavily the co..
umns Of Jackson, Ewl johnson aud other rebel guer
rlas among the mountains Of Western Virginia and the
Shenandoah.
Another report says that the rebels falling back 10
okoona; but the latest news by telegraph does not
seem to confirm il However, az the strategy OF tie
leaders OF the rebellion has been all through mys
FERROUS i. would not strange il such the fact
04eons, to which place Beauregard Is reported TO
have gone, ia small station the Mobile and ONO rail-
road sixty miles south OF Corinth and two hun
dred and sixty one miles north Of Mobile. About ten
miles south Of 0kolona at West Point the Nashville and
Jackson railroad leaves the line OF the Mobile and Ohio
roa1, and runs scuhwcserly to Canton, Mississippi,
few miles north OF Jackson. The only advantage TO be
obtained by the occupation of this position H. that there
two roads leading scuIhwsrd from tone to Mobile
and the other to Jackson. N.ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-06
: ,SGsTITUTIOLsTITB RIGETs.
To CORRESPONDENCE.


Tue engagement Of Saturday evening and Sunday
morning Last 10 font Of this city, is be known in
history the Battle Of The Seven Pues-snd the Regi-
s0s engaged, whose conduct receives the approval Of
taeir commanding officers, permitted to inseribe
TAX SEvEN PINS on their banners. This battle, in
- 10 ,l features vii be eOmmsmorAted a. signal illus
t1uon OF the CALAMITY and corsancy OF Southern
troops The muydsrOEs character Of the Ere thar
Of them undsrssn Is shown by the list of casualties in
Gsn. R,te,' Brigade, which publish this morning.
Cat Of 24oo troops this heroic command lost loss yet
-ithOu falering for moment, ,hsy pressed forward
al tEey had carried ne rsdoub and camp OF the forces
opposed 70 them. oar entire loss in the two days vii
p.g0asly 10; fsn short OF 5000
A 80 expected, and a matter Of course, GcClel-
lar Claims a victory, notwithstanding be trOureej
isom hb entertainments aad driven back more than
nile, ti nigh an The s-aups rendered iurhsr pursuit
imo2,siels and nos~i.hs-ndug he lost artillery, pri:-
oaers and iss " heavy lis: of killed and wounded.
YAaSee sfsOatsry has no bounds Tee Pe.ersourg &,
,-ss OF yesterday saws: COPY o. the y Y. Herald
Monday las rec wed in this city last uigat We
have 10; seen IT, buI learn from those Who haye that it
contains bie. Telegram from Gen. Mcclellan to Lin
c)ls WaE Secretary concerning the battles Of Saturday
A1i Sunday. Mcclellan, as a matter OF course claims
st yico,y for the Isrkc army saying that the rebels
driven back -..a srea, Slaughter and that they
lei many o. their s,d and wounded on the field. Il.
alriss heavy I.1kes loss b-- tooWs hat the rebSl,
l1. ~-s as a4.- 90 be did Al states thai Col Cascys
r--.nCa a0-ad Dad y, ad SAYS that for the 6rs: tine
s-te tho sa- Gimme cs5 IA H-t balloon in 20 air
d4r- the progress CF .le ta.s vita .sIegrapaic AZ
r,a, Goa pets s1 ga. Ac VS. kept reeullrIv advised
@. ,55 movements % ..e -,1 I. ,yerr lve-v muu.gs
: % az, err sEssrs,sr. s..u--a5 yesterday out TO-
vl-'- -, N-T p .i-e, BE- ~-- We tlsr up a cllss-u
OF o. -r ny. t.. -svsr-. o. ..- c,racn,srs ans
.H-s. 81. -.7 H.. .#-o- .g.r l1r yer, -lsi.-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-06
sacred and ImperatIve putty.

Citizens OF Richmond you are molly performing
your duty to the Defenders Of Just Cause" But
vast deal more is to be done. Other battles are mpend'
ing hourly; and hundreds perhaps thousands more Of
the wounded will be poured into already crowded
hospitals AL your energy, all your beneVOlence, all the
kndlier mpuses Of your nature all your time and much
of your means must be given and given freely, to the
brave fellows who have given their all for you and yours
Think Of what they have endured since the retreat from
Nsnassas Without tent, exposed to storm and sur,
slespug in mud, marching through bogs and fighting,
bleeding dyilg to rescue yourselves, your wives and
children aud this fair land aud this beautiful city from
the grasp of the dsspOer. Think Of all this, and GO
your whole duty to them who have done their whole
duty to you and to your country0 Think no more tf
business Give up all other thoughts, all other Oecupa-
TORS Let the world and the eye of the Great herciiu
Father witness city turned in day into vast hospital
where wounded patriots are watched and tended by
loving hands Make ready for the great work before
vou-pre2are for it amply-for no time is to be :Os
Orgsriz, the work Leave it to the haphszard i'm
pulses Of the heart Head work is needed to systema
IL, these noble impulses and to make them tfsctive-
Influential leading citizens should at this moment be
bending every energy this labor OF systemstzng hu-
msni;y Do al We can there will still be neglect and
81 f,rac 'or q time Oar authorities should act They
are nos busy sending eff all who safely be removed
aud making room tor others Blu: great numbers Of new
bo.rita should be IN readiness, beds prepared, pro-
visions medicines and nurses at hand. Every vehicle
should be in rea iirCs to move the wounded promptly
for time in this matter money but iTs People in
the country should serd plentiful supply Of all things
rss1fl for the sick T5e militia Of the second class
unless in the field or the batteries, should be detail
ed to attend to the sick. Above all things let the am
PIES; preparations b made ct Oace. ForethOught and
,,stem will Igaten the work aud make it dOubly ehe-
so
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-06
WATEkF1Rn, (lRELASD }
Esd March, 1852

Ica-uo. .su YOU ro~ q. m think Of VOC ard YOUR
sf.g rs~.c-I sly rss 10 reported tur 'dsrsls
Ia 20. above savanna nU1 60. communication BE-
.Ee,. country aadCry. Wac w.i becOm, OF you S-o
4. yoer be,uatgl place. 10 H.-A Il te POSSIBILITY OF
.l.- r.r,r.v NlItH.l cess y. ss-s -"i destroying lolF
hons o.. &, IS 'c,rb. rs,G 10 God tae aoou-s-o
-.-s.s over. ana 60. SUN e. Ron 'I' yeas q
yrrr.-. .vr.r7 E.r'J,.s -'.. 10 So1.t h. r1-'
.t gr ne ,.ur1 ECU rl..r o. Gs5, Britain, and ro7
.......r OF tas MAN N-.t. TIv.l ~ almost pr
4. % ug y1eu-a ca; suols ro-.s able people Its-
a. ,rui 20. D.asye the south had Iue-ns o. nea u
act 20 make any stand they asy The Sou'aeruers
are noble fil1ss and have NO. Spartan !amr.
o. course watch Wtl painful anxiety or each s!eam'
sI's arrival. aoUing 20 $50 the hated Federss dryea
lwsv from SlyaL-ah Il il has TO be abandoned, ]
~ouil -ir rather kcoS lt VAS burned TO The ground
han lsu late Yankee hand
The onv ueSs We hear Is through northern sources,
,rd OF course a.. ooe sized. No ever dcHots the
e Al success Of the Sou.5.
The London gin,s u writing up the Southern cause
yerv srroug TIey say the SOrth i utterly bankrupt
..t i,mysaz,J, tle S0a.h O9iy ending ou: its power
lad III, defeat {, DJrslsoa only waning not 70 relay
i,., pine or FIR Whe the south is wiling 20 slke
such Sacrifices aad tn negro population remain faithful
tey can resist all alacSs except on the seaooad under
cover OF the hesy7 guns Of the hPs-n fact suit
ton Is an impossOlhSy. IT,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-06
ErnnpIe Of nirhmona.

The h1roic-lrd, as il seemed at the moment, the
DIP rate decision Of Richmond to resist ne eneny'S
siubv-'s, hOut regard 70 consequences, has infused
as~ s1a5s g into cities which bad been, p,rhap7, ds-
.g-ag,d BE- tie H.5i5. u4ez 81 Nss O'l,al5 aud Nash
ri,.
Us r-sry ave- approached Savannah, and their ad-
,s-.s tas 5.sn re74ed Na lo5s Tee prestige Of the
.n s.a.- slHt-., J'sl1p,a.,d 6i.ro ,sc sa-rFshoO,
,.. 80 10. a4s, O, t.s Ja-sf ts.r lad tie
1 o. our oA,>r,- o.: D tsl''s BuI. Tie
1888 ca CO., Mas.-s.gli have tIs.s- sa uu.z-
.-... r-cr % CO. rsal.r sul -- 'r 90. 'ol.,t f
--' god ae,.-H. .rarl cur l.aes l-css y.,il,le -o
..- .t..t la.,.-.lag.,... Ns ~ uo. t..,g is zvc
s-s- o: .sy sIsss. Bl..sF r The shells Vi VIC cue.