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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-28
PROMLINcOLNDOM.
We present additional extracts from Northern jour
nAls Of the 20 inst and previous dates

We present additional extracts from Northern jour
nals Of the 2si inst and previous dAtes
TIE IELCrIvIfT OF TIE "REBMs."
The New Yolk Tribune cannot account for the mao.
tlvity Of the Confederate army in Virginia. II says:
The apparent inactivity Of the Rebels In Virgins s
Oninous They claim 10 have been signaly victorious
in the late encounters and their followers everywhere
marvel that their advantage Is not followed up They
know that our armies will soon be strengthened-they
believe they will be united-and they cannot remain idle
while the coils tightening around them without Sc
rous less of prestige and sacrifice Of coIfderce AL
this Is as plain to them As 10 us.
We have supposed that the bold advance Of General
Popes AImS into the heart OF Eastern Virginia would
provoke them stealthy rush upon Ii In overwhelming
iOrce-hRt trusting to the strength Of the foruhcatons
around Redmond and the habitu soWness and caution
Of our approaches, when make any they would hurl
the TUX OF the Army Of the Est upon Pope, expecting
60 0veTWhen him and return in force to Richmond in
season 10 that city. Il seems 10 that this, or
raid upon Washington, is their mOst promising specuA-
tim
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Tux WAY o. THE TEAIToEs IL HARD.-A cofTespon-
.. NJ Of the Mobile Advertiser and Register, says that
Crsres A W lick H., the Union member Of Congress
81 Ksstuoky, hss been totally deserted by bis family
\. d relatives. One OF his sOcs, Col Cdpps Wick.G.,
cogmauds TIE b Kentucky in the Confederate armS !!
Another son, % W.eki'G3 CT Governor of Louisiana
ia vi h us AID tHo uoyheEs also jjired andsrd-
one, Col Clul sWickhhs, OF the ,niucky, II 0
zss I'D ar S'ioh IN OF the ltut charges Il
hA, bats and Sho'e conspicuous ber1isin has never
%. { been oous Istc- tc-and the o'hcr, Capt Nat
NcADhs, v1o aid 90 the lamented Genera, !. Sid
yy Johrocn, and N5o IA III ~ the service. Even tho
sio OF this poor demCnted Old has declared thai
lpe c ngo' sii' SiH br, md shs Worll never again
coos tue Ono and b,ti Of bic daughters, Hrs. Judge
aerrick formerly Of Wasairgfol, U, ard Hr' Ssua.
tor Yuso, Of FiJgGs, have asa leit him a1ie in hs
share.
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NEWs PROM EUROPE.

We COPY the following from the New York Herald Ct
Wednesday:
Our European correspondence and files by the New
Yo,k and CITY Of Washington dated to the lOA Of
July.
Although the news has been anticipated, tie letters
ana papers reveal the fact that the rebel sympathEss IN
EnRl,nd ard Farce, backed by large portion OF the
cotton manufacturing interest OF both countries,
making the most Strenuous tfjrts 10 impress the Oab
uets and people with the belief that the Union
almost lost BY the three dsys fighting before Richmond
of which thev had heard BY the Etua There is lt'e
doubt tut they had succeed TO eIteut in
uu nee Of the Jealousy OSlhe power of the United
States which nov exists in Of the countries the
Cd World General Mcclellan is SssAiied in London
Sh respect to his strategy, his dispatches and the
,akiug up OF his first position near Richmond.
The res tar A Of the United States attacked at
" poiut-both in intent aud enactment-by the London
PHEs, aud some OF the Paris newspapers, The Dublin
Fc,smaAs Journal Of the lOth nsant-tbe latest paper
suns up tue expression OF feeling oHards the meas
urs thus: The Uui'ed States tariff is universally
condemned throughout gland and France. Journal
isis whose sp cay has been matters Of economic and
COMMERCIAL class pronounce to be SIMPLY perfect pro-
tibiuon on TIE Importation into, at least, the North
American States Of all European goods but sgAinsI
England il applies with especial severity and hardness
TIE uudOubted Cf,ct Of this new cement will be
bat almost immt distely its coming Into operation
gu the 6ssI Of MONTH the prcea Of nearly all Eng
81 and FreDeh manufactured goods will be doubed-in
\ 8 me instances, uebled."
The cotton manufacturers Of Rouen had sent dePu
talon 10 the Emperor Napoleon represent to him that
rom the ssyey high prices OF the raw MATERIAL and
he falling OF 40 the q, mtnd for cotton goods they
before long close their mills and that some amongst
toe vii have to suspend payment. Similar rep
alols have been made from Lsla, where many of the
Luiacusrs are n esentei 70 be IN critical state,
snd The Emperor helped them With a loan.
The Liverpool Courier, OF the Oh Of July, speaking
On the cJtoG orss says There is in stock 200 600
baei From al sources except America, which il uoS a
| consumer, rot a prOducsr, We may expect 600 O0O
bas A. the rate OF So OO0 balls pr week this guam.
i.y Soud last about twenty 5I weeks, Or until the
| ID of DecembT
Mr.. Lindsay, T. P, had adjourned his Parliamentary
motion for the recognition ot the S,uth by England a
seond lime. vas 10 come up again on the is OF
| July.
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SiCes heCblBn changed bis base" 10 have seen
tl: one bzsu1, IL may be So styled, from him Blu,
IoAs suuuer Wsrsser to his address to hs troop
informing them .hA, h,y had repuled the enemy IN ey.
Cy engagement and bad entitled themselves 10 RAJ
~ih the uos' celebrated armies il history. No. only
las AsCisian ceased TO slec,rify his eOurtrymen ui.h
hlposOlc Dispatches OF Via. he had ,ne AMI shat
vas going 10 d. ou. there has been Soigl change Of
tole IN Tie ressPaPer correspondence from BIZ camp.
lt Is hard 70 oso5s that TIE dul, npid and spri,e.s
pr5tu; irs Uhca nos -pPeU in the Yankee Newspapers
are from the sane pens that iudted the s1eing poup
Jus aud bo4slu communications that 6.sd the same
Cglllrs hslJrs tie d AZ movement" w. are glad to
e. some evidences oi return u the ghly color,d
y,s 10. suits both writer and reader - much better
Ne hope ksCsID, TOO nay reopen bis elegraphc cor.
spoadsuce 9TH Stanton aud tbs newspapers. The tel
losing paragraph Is pretty god illustration that the
Isr writers are recovering fron their exhaustion
W,,ESsroS. Jl!y ~ a gentleman Who arrived here
chs ~ srl0.n Dec hcCgl-z heatQ nrCrs On Saturday
HO-cig g. tie 1Ates that 40. kcJstl9n ia not in tNe
l-. dashed rs. ttc turn events have taken bu! Is more
60 .cat tlll tyr mat BE vii capture Richmond or
sgou ss lis aEwe g properly recruited WaCUcysr he
-rPears ca '1e % che DsU pay lin p,ritc. ovation.
Ecg Ire SICK gi vOu0 PED raise their caps and crurct
s-t shoU: tcr -ll II a. perfectly id1fzrd b. the ucG
ug-Cr DE uu.1t, aud hey are agxous id eager iOI
lu gaia ,o lead .lCm Co. 20 5s.l, TaCr co. Iguce IN
HIN l.- never been shsksr.
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noRaAN's OPERATIONS IN KENTUCKY.


The Louisville Ky correspondent: Of the Herald, III
der date July 10, writes
Among those who are near the person of General
Boyle aud who fully acquainted With the resources
his command there has been for the past days
unusual excitement The developments Of this morning,
made by the tee rsph and the published extracts on
Cincinnati and Evansville papers, give cue to the trou
BILE which has beeu brewing The plans Of Morgan, be-
fore he entered the STATE carefully transmitted
synpAthizsrs, and their preparations completed aid
him. He into the State with force inadequate 10
accomplish what has actually been accomplished but
now his force is large. He has recruited an
army of i've thousand men, fully, and 10 many
cases speudidly, armed and equipped He knows
from numerous spies in each and every position
held by us, the exact force Of the Union arms. His
movements show how well he is acquainted With our
own. To prevent the reinforcement Of Lexington BY
soldiers from Louisville Frankfort, he made demon
straton ct Midway, and tore up the track. Hence Gin
cinnati reinforced Lexington strong force being sent
therein fact all the infantry Cincinnati could spare
No had this been done than he appears north of
Lexington destroys the railroad to Cincinnati, and at
acks OynthanA Here tie hastily reinforced garrison
Is oVerpoWered, and Cir nnAd artillery company killed
capture. To increase the trouble small force Of
guerias appears at Falmouth, and reports heard Of
aa dame on Oovngton. And t 10 now apparent that
Morgan could have gone to Covington and sheed Gin
cinnAt had he not feared for his retreat But now he
threatens Paris instead.
Morgan is ubiquitous in more senses than one. We
feel bis power and west Of His ferce divided
has appeared in the Blue Grass region and In the tobGc
co les III the Green river valley. large force under
Que Col A. JohnsoD has appeared before Hen 3erson,
and this morning the telegraph announces that has
taken that p5ce. 1.-THE rebel Tag raised on the
Court House. ard the citzsns cheersd 1t and welcomed
the guerrAs." Exactly just as they would do here-as
they would 10 at CoyingJon. They cross the Ohio and
take EeW5urg Ind carrying the war into the North for
the fest Time siuce IL began You viii have had the
particulars of all this before this reach you, We
go our information here from Cincinnati and EVansvil
papers.
At the same time We have iunors of the taking Of
Greensboro another river town, but nothing regarding
this ia certain The river Ia blockaded aud boats
not pass up or down. The wharf here Is lined with
tnem and they returning daily not deemng it safe
70 attempt To 90 beyond Henderson,
Iusead of three pieces Of artillery, Morgan nov hss
cone having been captured at Cynthiara and another
OBJ aimed by mesus fair Or foul. His whole forcs
| Ia mounted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-28

Tea LATE sKIKxIsH AT NALvsAS HnL--Ths En-
qurer gVes the following account Of the cavalry Skin,
nlish at Malvern Hill, last Thursday;
The Federal force consisting of several squadrons Of
cavalry up the Charles City road and, deploying
to the right, there supported by sharp shooters
aud osmounted cayalfy in the woods Our forces
under the command OF Col Lee, Of the All Virginia
aud, the enemy, advanced, they opened upon them
with their riff with severe effect The Pederas chimed
in the fray with similar Veapons no. daring to charge
upon the HILL and at leDgth after nearly htus ,ht
ng Col Lee gave the order TO charge upon them. The
enemy sooner perceived the movement than they
wheeled about and scsmpered from the field stopping
a. house about quarter Of mile distant. Our troops
pursued them for some distance but not choosing -
follow them too far within their lines returned 10 the
hill without another fight. Our loss man killed
and siI wounded. amoag whom the following Phi
vate Julian Garter, Governors Guard (R chmobd)
Va, killed Captain Ohambersyne, Gov rnoris Guard
Woupded in the foot Private Madison Finch company
A. PriDcs William caySlry, wounded 10 the k1ee and
R. b L. hcOrsy, Of the same, in the calf Of the leg
The names Of the others We could not ascertain.
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THE CErrzSDES GNIRALs The public mind is
greatly confused in ts At;enpI Identity And Distinguish
toe three CnteEden Gsneralsoue Confederate and two
Federal. George B. Cri.tgnden the Confederate Gen
raj Is a s1n Of John j. G ittenden, the once houored
q ti,ed States senator from Kentucky, ,r4i.orous
nd dsspi4ed member Of the Un;ed States House OF
Repr ssuiAtiyes Thomis L. Critlenden, the Federal
general from H5nIueky is likewise son Of John J
Cntt.ui,n W. are IN ormel by citzsn OF Jackson
county, Ala that he is in command OF eight regiments
10 Baes army and that bis command passed Brsioute,
going t1Satds Stevenson, tie " b ms. Thomas T.
-ri.-rud NJ the ,. iera General from Indiana, is con
Jt deceased brother OF john j. Cheeudeu who vas
hksuise ua'ued Tbom5s AID once resided iu Huntsville,
ala and the sou bora there a. he ties ID ss him 'ef
lie il the captured by forres. st kuFtrecsborO'
We understand that 10 WGs while here ncrel 10 spesk
vi uubeconrg license, it rot impudeLee. He said,
smoug', other tGrgi ihi. he owner Of slaves in
tucky bu. 20 cru'h the rebellion and restore the
0 ion, he wiling 10 tue emAnc patton Of all the
l.v,s -EHaztlls Rg's'1.
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WAR eEPANEM .NT, 4
ADJu1A''f AND IasPI0ToR GENERALs osslCR,
RICHMOND, July %, ls6a. J
GENERAL ORDERS, !

Nosi
TIE Successful defence Of vcibug against The feet
TIE enemy BY hsjoF General vn Dorm and PIE Officers and
under his command entities them the gratitude Of the eouA
the thanks Of the government snd the admiration II the army
By their gasny and soOi eOniuc the, have Only
The city htu ted 10 en hut they have shown that lombard
men Of ce brayely sed, achieve nothing FOR s tneAy,
only uzve HI malice hypocrisy Of hi, PIE
tended wish to restore the Unloo The world that his
mis- Ion Is one Of destruction. not restoration.
Lieutenant Brown and the officers and Of the Confederate
steamer AkSrs BY their heioe attack upsn the Federal
before yckburg equaed the hs recorded examples Of
age and skin They prove that the Navy, when Eegits iu
popsr entn viii the chief bpIwars o! national
fsncs and that entitled to high place the confidence and
affection Of The county.
By command Of the Secretary Of War.
(sgned) AoooPER,
July 25-lv A6jt and Inst. General.
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Iron ran WHO |
-.-.---- SoR raE WIG
LINES on TIE DEATH or TIE LLNEyrED CAPT.
LArANE, OF THE ESSEX CAVALRY.

w 10 " NV i
on TIE DEATH or TIE LLNEyrED CAPT.
OF THE ESSEX CAVALRY.
Virginia called; his spirit high
Impetuous sprung Ct the thrilling cry,
0i the land be loved 90 veil.
His bosom warmed With righteous ire,
And high Il throbbed with hero's ERE
A her pleading accents fell.
And ne'er 10 valiant days Of old,
Did haltAs sons, or Templar bold,
Or any higt-Jouled crusade knight
More spotless name e'er give to song.
Fer felt more generous scorn OF wrong,
Fer gloued with warmer love Of right.
How g lshed his soul from his speaking eye,
How throbbsd his bosom Wild and high,
As his dsshing charge he made.
The rush of war stseds shook the ground,
The glttering sabrcs q shed around,
Blu, highest cleaned his blade.
Thus charging at the head be fell,
hid victors shouts and battles suel,
Iuto the arms Of Panel
A warriors bed, hero's grave,
Fit resting place for one 20 brave,
And for an hoaored name.
But not in vain thy death shall be,
o hers shall be taught by thee
How TO die for Liberty.
And our young mems hearts shall glow,
With fresher ardor for the foe,
Whsneer they whisper "LAtanel"
On fir Virginia's faithful broast,
Nov take thy long and peaceful IsIt
Among her hero dead.
She, ever mindful Of their fame,
Whose noble deeds around her mare
Such fadeless glory shed
Feaff
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The NsE Crl,ans 90 res. o. deaf OF Yankee Journal
Gays.
II there 10 one in Ne" 0rleAns, who, more than
al other men, deserves well Of bis country, that s
John AcCinn g. editor aud proprietor OF The True Del
"a He has been faithful smol the iaitbless, and
b. ia aud manly in a time Of danger. We commend him
TO the President OF the United S!stes to Secretary
ord, and to n jor General Bador. Hs has dous more
for the cause OF feelom aud American nationality than
I'll abe other newspaper edon il The State Of L>assn1.
We trust ths Prssiden, n,olu will IL signal way,
vnCe hi. p recall OF the pluck Of ths brave editor
Lorg may TIE Tue Delta live.
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ENFORCEMENT or TIE CoSTrscArIoH ACT.
The following order has been issued by Lincoln:


WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, July 22, go.
Frst-0rdered, that military commanders within the
Sa of Virginia South Carolina, Georgia, Florida Ala
bama Mississippi Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas, 10 an
orderly manner .zs and ally property, real or per-
90 a. which may be necessary or convenient for their
several commands for supplies, or for other military
purposes and that while property may be destroyed for
proper military objects, none shall be destroyed in wan.
tonDess or malice.
S,eond-Thst lItary and naval commanders shall
employ laborers within and from said states many
persons OF African descent be adyAntageously
used for military naval purposes giving them reason
abl wages for their labor
Hird-That as to both property and persons Of Afri.
descent, accounts shall be kept sufficiently accurate
and in detail 10 show quantities and amounts and from
whom both property and such persons shall have come
as 4 basis upon which compensation can be made in
proper and the several departments Of this gov.
shall attend and perform their appropriate
parts towards the execution Of these orders
BY order Of the PKEsIDENT
EDWIN n. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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EDEIS N. sTASros, Secretary Of War.
ARRIVAL OF eEs. HALLIcK At WASHINGTON.

ARRIVAL OF GN. HALLkCk AT WARRINGTON
despatch to the New York Herald, dated Washing
ton, I'D inst, says:
General Hileck arrived here to night, accompanied
by Gen. Callum and Col Kebos. He has declined any
public demonstration, and expects to proceed at once 10
the work before him.
Gen. Burnside was here toby, and Gen. Hunter 10
expected tomorrow.
L s evidently the intention Of Mr. Lincoln, now that
he is rid Of the encumbrance OF the Senate to consult
Sith all his Generals, and arrange programme for the
vigorous prosecution of the There will be
delaysno more Tdnr pas. The government is to move
right or and re-tsAblsn its jurisdiction over the whole
country, before Congress sba meet again. Tee fears
hitherto entertained Of European intervention have been
sms:ed Aad il is believed that government will be
left without interference TO deal with the rebellion il
sees ft.
The advent Of General Halleck will be marked BY
a thorough overhauirg organization Of military mat.
ters
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DIED..

On the 1Tth nstaai At Woodsocf Richmond county the
residence OF his brother Col xm. Doyle M FRAsos DOYLE.
10 the 6lst year Of his aye
Departed this life. Clover Lea Hanover County vths
Of her gfAtdAthe-on Friday eySlns jay 2e,
.,ErrY LIZ ,Is IL tsrgasr Lewis w. ALA Wshng
ton Aged, eleven mouths and four days.
"sIne little children and forbid them not for
OF . the Of Heay
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IsDs the urcOs qurshls Amy and raw Of he North
vii blou bic aaet cut Of water and burst bic empire into
several snail pieces We the "FOresn residents" Of
that city held meeting on the i6h to msuO'iAfEs the
Emperor not to interfere. What with coaIing and
threatening they hope 70 manage hin.
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bands offered renew the race BY having the crews el
charge boAts, which proposition no. accepted By
the shite seanen for fear Of hks result The Captain
said bis oontrabAnds could not only pull small boat
faster and with more steadness than the number
Of white seamen, but that they with others he bad on
board, could man his big guns with more agility and
skill In time Of action, than any white seamen he had
ever s.en. Also, that they attentive 10 duty
and performed more work, aud we're civil and or
derly than the white seamen.
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REFORMATION wANrv.n-

OrPRyATE GEORGE BROWN wIunte' In the action Of II.
~ 70 June, neE Richmond and hter. some Hospital
event Of the a, by tie oIsn vom nttee Of EIeLnoad
Address TO his brother,
EBaowN.
compsnJ O, 18th Louisiana n, siaeny
lny y Richmond,
Battalion.
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TIE above Is gong The rounds Of the .nkee Pose
lt i PROBABLY - near tie tIuh they ill ever come
bl, tOs far t from the truth may be inferred from
sc leo .hAt the prisoners captured by exceeded the
GATED uUbsrs Of msslos' and "klod IS here given.
4ad to the prisoners Who fell Into hands,
s-isd ne strssglers, fugidyes and deserers, Who
iSst to Mcclellan and biz army forever have dOub.
,1st bic "nss.ng" soOli BE- greater han the "tOiA"
clslsltss embraced Ia this estml,e.
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1 scESE At NEW ORLEANS rRoaRIss Of TIE WAR UPON
wcNEN.


The same correspondent commune ites The ioloSing :
A result Of c1ntibuOus, day aiIer.Jay reports OF
National defeats before Richmond, 81. Charles street.
the hotel (hrOugh the Vaccinations Of the encouraged
rebsl yesterday the Ecene Of violence aud threa
eli K uoubc A young woman, dressed in white and OF
handsome PERSONAL appearance, abou! 10 Cco,k passed
by ths hotcl, Welrng Secession badge. She finally
iu7u cd Of soldiers, and arrested by pc
l1i man who attempted TO take her to the Mayors Of
tie. As matter Of course there was instantly scene
OF cenu ion, "a abe had stltcsdd tho time when rhe
wLn'd fad the most obnoxious Seoessions's parading
the vicinity Upon reaching the building next to the
Bank Of Orleans she Electrically appealed to the crowd
f1s protection and the moment the policeman
L .O,kad down, and shot fred out Of the store
tat wounded the soldier assisting the civil Off -r -
ThsreupOn hundred persons returned soldiers OF au
pgnds army, by c,rted agreement no doubt, cried
MURDER and one Of the National officers Ct the
moment fred at the assassin who wounded the soldier
In the coLfrson the Wouldbe murdereIs sfcsped, bur
tle woman, together with OF her prominent
syrpah re- conveyed before Gen ShePlSy, a. the
City He'll
Upon being brought into the presence OF Gen, Shep
lev she the utterance Of threats aud atn 9,
and further took GU. OF bar bosom innumerAbs bits Of
paper on which were written nsu lting 6phsls Addr,s5
81 to the Unittd s;stsB authorities, and one by ore
thrust them Ito Gen ebsTlsys hand. After some few
Questions she was put In carriage and conveyed 70 Sen
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ELLIOTT'S BATTALION.
Mal1le's COMPANY.

NliUIO . OOIII IIuHys
LII persons have enrolled themselves In tbs company will
"A report att uAults Store No. l92 kan street Wed.
ne,day Seth l at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the puspoI, Of
mustered into service.
WILLIAM MALE,
illy 2s-a csplsln
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LlrooLK's IurusI POLICY.

The notorious Forney, Secretary Of the Yankee sen-
ale, in addressing the Peoples State Convention" at
Il ,rrisonburg, last Thursday, is thus reported:
"He announced that President Lincoln had told him,
before leaving Washington, that henceforth hs policy
SHOULD be as GENT the most enthusiastic could de-
are Loud applause That hereafter there will be no
re,,rctlon In the employment Of all men to put down
this Rebellion. Long and loud applause No more
doubling about Tue corfsoAdon Of Rsbe properly. No
longer need the Northern people be frightened with the
ofy of Negro Equality and Emancipation He thought
A propcr 10 put arms in their haads the lives
tee Whites He thought he might as well terminate the
war TO day if it WAS 10 be fought With the aid OF the
colored men Of the South. Gen. Washington, in the
Revolutionary War; used them, and at the battle Of Red
Bank l777, near Philadelphia, Rhode leland regiment
OF blacks turned the fortunes Of the day"
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HIlITABT FE,CUT,o, Al K.ssr-S II gentleman WEO
AS h aston on Friday lass informs u that re 6
two UegrGes ono & trcenin the oher fugitive ssvr,
shot bT tsslve nel esca, 10 pur-ulnce OF tho sr
tenCe OF Court Nuu,l. Il sPpsgr5 that they were
caught BY pi,k,J u fse upn OF Capt. J l. BEyau's
cavalry sho received therefor reWscd OF $40 each
a, they had been sent out from Nepbrr,, ui.h con-
III ssion iron Gen. Burusjs TO dscOy CH slaves frou
the surrounding county hat they 10 receive 500
each for every slave brought to Ne vberu that they had
susure fifteen slaves abrn oapu ed that they had caps
With ~ them. Ga this state Of facts thcy
t.,ei, condemned and eGsoued All right Let this
gOOi work 81 oo.F Fayetteville O. q O5STscr.