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The New York herald., 1862-12-01
Cotton TO be Raised I'm Tennessee
lrrcmtthe Memphis (t;ranada) Appeal, Nov. n.
THE PROG GREss OF OPPRESSION

o
have learned from several sources that the lvferas
m West Tennessee and the vicinity of Holly Sprays
have forbidden the farmers sewing wheat declaring that
they viii be permitted 20 raset II s their purpose,
they have the power. prohibit the prodac-
af everything but cotton lndhs they have two
fold obcc B view 10 open market and create De-
ai for the surplus products o. tho Northwest and rhc
other cheapen the o cotton by Its supcrao ndant
production. There can be doubt, moreover, that
leading purpose nth them 10 10 earve the people into
submission TO their tyranny and dctatorial rule.
Tho PEOPLE of Mississippi may IN this the fate thhi
awaits them the enemy be permitted TO take ION
oi tfsenr territory.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
uta tions In Corn.
From the memphis (orenada) Appeal. Nov.

Specuta tlons In Corn.
Prom the memphis (Grensda) Appeal Nov 81
We regret TO earn that parties engaged in purchasing
corn ks for public use IN Pamela and DE Soto counties
have established price below the value In market In
other places aud that 70 induce s acceptance they have
IN instances actually urged the probability OF the
ieders taking possession Of that section and who would
seize iythng the planter had. We deprecate the
use of any such means, and II s necessary they
should he used. Government needs the supplies, and
chond choerfully pay for them the market valve. We
hope friends will not bs influenced by fears OF the
KIND sought be aroused In the indicated The
fedcras may accomplish the invasion of the section
named, but, With army side that will contest
their advance inch by inch tho probabilities are the
reverse trade take its and endeavor
10 control IL by alarming stories, such a nurse
weuId use To frebten her ooarge into subsection.
The Msssissippi Canal at vicksburg De-
str0yed.
From The Memphis (6rcnadaI Appeal, Nov. 21.l
FEDERAL FOLLY.
gentleman whose duty made il necessary for his, 10
critically examine ihs enos of fedsJas ~ change the
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN " YOU WANT THE
IL vsD" Tor your cas-, on Cotnns SIcrpe's I pnrnure so
tween IN rts third Thirty fourth streets STRAUSS
rsadb.s q q, tended by Mra sfanss M.t...
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
Geaeral Pillow In Taaaessse.

From The Icmpbis (sTaEada) Appeal, Nov. 2I.
We sec il stated that General Pillow COW IN Middle
,.r.ess ergagcd N raising crnmaud
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
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LOAN OFFICES.

4 66 NASSAU STREET.-A HONIGMAN, DIAMONl
n broker, natcs liberal advances Diamonds Watches
Iewery &c. buys tn full value. his private o1ce
66 Nassau street room No. up stairs Business eon6de
tial
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

At T-MONEY TO LOAN AT T--LIBERAL AD
n made Diamonds, Watches. Jew ery, Pianos
Silver Ware Guns, Pistols &c The highest prices paid o
old Gold and Silver. ut II Beecker street stairs.
A
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took them to Ma,an,ns to lie sold. Hero the
Sumter was ordered out Of the hnrhor, and the
iiv" pri''- delivered mp to their owners. After
the destruction ot u lew other vessels the Sumter
ran oct Of coal, and for long period Was inyis-
ible; she then turned up IN the vicinity oi Mas
ssu, where the l'nitci States guIho,' Iroquoir
blockade'l her for a period. Escaping from this
port the Sumter ran across the Atlantic 10
tniiz, where hut a brief stay was allowed by the
Spanish Government, and the weasel then lcf( for
Gibraltar, after losing the services " one NJ her
ofhcers, who was arrcstei by the United States
Consul. A. Gibraltar under the protection oi
the English iiag, the Sumter has been allowed
to remain until the pre-cn, time, at which period
her war career has come to an cnd TIL, vessel
mounted ten guns. ant s nr"! sailcr.
An officer Of the 1i+c,rpr, thus ~titcs from
Gibraltar oi Tho drsrriiun Of The Sum,crs crew
TN oiir arm ~ IN the hay ~ were vsioi hy 4
desertcr from the Sumter, who inquired whether
We would r-0!' such OF tlcm could escape
Oar commander, Captain Craven, ptoni cd
10 protect any ard s'l nf tho crew who
should come ~ tho Tuscarnrn tor that purpose
M this ~as III. unl, means Nv wh.ch lie Thought
II possible to cripple tho pirate. The drs-rtet
seemed =" well pleased at iindin, himself once
more under his cuuntry's n,g, that hr would no
venture ont Of tho ship but coniriv-d to .end
word to his comrades az TO the result uf his mrs.
sion. The consequence wa. that IN less ihan
two weeks thirteen mor' Of thrm hal come ~ "
for protcciion--all II them Northern men, who
had been impressed Mt New Orlraus. The STAIN
psie had commenced, and could not bc s'upp~l,
and the pirate, finding it impossible to keep his
crew, has discharged all but "A few who are pto-
badly 20 deeply dyed In rascality as to bs afraid
to trust themselves on shore.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TnvRspAl MORNING., NAY =, 1867.
The New YorL en-, Frees.

Tie TiAEs, with mingled sarcasm and con-
tcmpt extols Jl'-e McCWu's char-e to the
Crsnd Jury On the liquor question as Character
i',ic Of the man, ,ni observes that II now only
remains for the Grand and Petit Jures to de-
eide whether the Legislature really meant to
suppress Sunday tipping altogether or to pro-
vile that liquor should he sold secretly. If tho
latter dogma hold good, then sotioty owes repair
alton to the Judge and rerrcbation to the Legisa-
turc.
lts editorial correspondence from Yorktown
remarks that the rebels will probably cndeavor
or be forcci to f.ll upon Richmond, in which
ease there will lie but little chance for their a.
cape, as Mcclellan can reach that city III ad-
vance Of thctp, AMI at the Same time Jc in the
rear of any force that may menace Mcdowell and
Banks. Ii the rel 81 army wishes 10 escape 1t
will cross the James river, and Richmond will
be abandoned to It's fate. The only way to pre-
vent this e-c'p. Is by an advance of our gan
boats mp the james ri,ci bat this, its c!itor es-
Inmates, II is useless to expect, rs the Navy De-
p.rmcut exhibits an undue fear Of the Mcrri-
mac, AN Commodore Gollshorout,h will not move
| u gun or stir a vessel 81 long "a the Mcrrimac
| threatens the coast. We have, it seems, an am
pie force to DESTROY the Mcrrimac, ani the gun
boats are absolutely useless against her. and II
| they wcfc to run up the James river, as they
could dc. owing to their speed AMI Light draughi,
the enemy would he forced to surrender OF give
battle with the certainty Of being defeated.
The JounsAL OF CoMMEnoK observes that
| all the coniiscdtion bills now before Congress,
| Nigh, he condensed into one title, Ian act to
abolish slavery without saying 40, and brands
Senator Trumhull's bill to try absent OF ahsconi-
ing criminals as utterly rcpugnant to Amcrican
| sentiman,s and Institutions. and as carrying Us
back to the jurispruience ot the darkest ages in
the worlds history.
The WORLD claims that Secretary Stanton's
military strsteey is evinccd by dhcrtins Me
| Dowoll from cooperating with Mcclellan as
was intended. and placing him in position at
trciericksburgh, where he can neither help him
self nor others. II disaster should come Of this
deliberate medlling with McClcllan's plans, the
country will hold MIR. Stanton rcsponsiblcfc fcr the
| result.
The TRnrsr while approving the passage q
the Homestead and Pacific Railroad bills lets it,
feelings get the better Of its discretion, and in.
huenced by a wondrous affinity declares the
present Congress 60 I've one Of tho most laborious,
earnest and psinstsking bodies that ever de-
| voted itself to Legislation !
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Sd. The annoyance caused by sundry guerrilla band'
and 9TH The fact that every species OF provision,
had been cut on Hersupon, they At once assumed
th" offensive. There was scarcely any resistance
Al Fotin, there an outpost u som. ~ Mcri'
cans who appeared disposed To dispute tho passage
General Lorcncez resolved " disloige them
and sent ~ Chasscurs d'AfrlIuc. Hilf all
hour later, this handful returned with
90 prisoners, 20 horses, aud number Of anccs and
other arms The Mcsicsns, inundated by the
firm bearing Of the Chasseurs, made but n feeble
stand, and lost only one killed and two wounded.
Orizahs utterly deserted by the Mexican troops
Coriova had pronounced in favor Of General Al.
monte, aud Orilaba WAS about to do the same. The
French were preparing to resume their march "a
tho capital, notwithstanding the threats OF the
Mexicans 70 resist TO the desth.
From tho interior the reports n wholesale mill
iary executions continued. A. GuaIslajara, .
whole thronH of reNctonsry notsbilities were shot
one was spsrcd, and only condemned 10 eight
yssrs' imprisonment, because he wG under II
years of ago Al rascsls, the people had protested
sgains, decree Of the Government declaring them
In stat Of siege, aud force Of cavalry had been
| sent against them.
| General Carabsjal WAS in hot pursuit ofZn'oaga
| Marquee and Cobos having routed them In severs
| encounters. Anarchy appears 10 10 rife ia Mexico
even among the troops called upon TO defend her
A military mutlny had broken out at Durango and
was suppressed, only after great cxerton.
The DiAuio M Ia MaRgS. Is informed by iss hs-
drld correspondent, that the French Goyernnen'
bad communicated 10 that Of spain it's Intention "
establish u line Of packet steamers between g. Ma
z,re aud vcs TO touch a, Santiago de Cubs, and
\
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Highly Important from L1exicn

1hc irtn'h Sirnc CrlAnbn Tue Dpcpiug Of
the Mnr-A MrNicun Ouip0st AunrL, ,d
aud DiApersed w,th IA lns, of ouo h,lI,d
and two landed aud - prisoner. wIil,
hnrst-, arms, etc tUru1,u PrOuOunces
for kimouto AuWrC., ia ,hr InieriOr--A
Ne~ Line oI frcnCh steamers 90 Vera
Graz.
n Vera Cruz portr of,ne % nh, gives some Iu-
'vrest.ng partlcl'ts relative to tie first movement
Of the French f1r,es, a0,r tho Spanish troops had
retired from thcls yloL!,y The French entered
Orzata on tie morning Of IT, -o.h, lnst al Of 10.
tirng ~ Pas, Anch, Gs iaI ia,u G,recd 10y their
plenipo,oit ricr r.ur rca 'ag lor tAih advance
were lsi 14c dn,ondIau Of ''ar by rs,deA,
Jusie4i 81. lie aaa ,ssinaton u ssseld rl,a.t
soihinr. n la uu.yhhul hpuI al uy|r anaamr, .f, I,
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MEDICINES.
al.W.

500.
Serea dollars paid for a box n Brdndycths P,iis
IN the City Of Ei,lmond, by n volunteer Of the
Northern Army, who was taken prisoner at Bull
RUM
A ball had passed through his leg, aud the sur
seons wished T. amputate II; lie objected, wishing
H. save his limb Il possible. Ills ars, though, was
" cleanse his system and purify his blood he re-
tnenbered how, on n former occasion.
BRANDRETIrS PILLS
had rest pred him T. heath he sough, them Of an
s,othccsry, and Was ssionished to hni the price
ssren dollars pr nndl bor. But he purchased
them, although 1t tcok nearly sll his money, and
had tie satisfaction of seeing his wound healed by
their use.
Tlis man bought twelve oxes from me, in the
month Of Ap-., t. scnI g. one ot his conralcs now
before yorktown.
Oh, how msny valuable lives ro,td 10 saved. II
,'i brave soldiers were topcry provided with
these Pills. They could bitter resis, tho fatigue
nd exposure OF camp lie, and strike more v,'or-
,us'y in the day o; action aud If wounded. the
wound would sooner hea
The suLsar.ber las given to our noble army o.
yoiuntecrs since the c'minenccmcnt ol this war,
dyiy thousand bohes II his pills, aud now would
sugsest 10 the patriotic II 1t In not their duty 10 do
something to supply great want, daily felt, among
the thousands who arc sighting for our
NATIONAL EXIsTENCE
A few doses give ~, aud hedM t. diseased con-
sttltlon Thousands OF our brave soldiers, now
sussrinR u,iait ho restored :, health aud ready
Tor se,ive service IN rcsk, n they would only
take
BRANDRETIrS VEGETABLE PILLS.
q IL IL Al.
cute, and never hil
Reader, Jet not tie army suffer flr want Of Ills
,,io,ne; send II to them, aud the sick will blets
tni nark you.
II. BEASpRETH.
OFFICE ~ CAsAL ST, sfooSp DOOR FRoN BaosD'
WAY. southwest side,
BRANnRErH HOUSE
~ B.--B. sure aud iaye none other than new style
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sTooE R.UroAD
Tho same Arm also roports he.ve- sni other ssocG
received by r.ilTosd, &c, as follows

pEpvfs ~ hAHkfr
The C,l,wiuy irpv-r- roprrarnted NJ Aii~r-
,.,I', drove yar.l,. NJ Forty .''rrh rtreet sars
IS T. a.rtR, ~ Wrsthriiuer P'.'ip " c1t'rry, Pat
II rra. n Ft-re'l Hourly I''g mnn. = AM, Re ch
N lir,y SAM. shu-tnr, NJ pa'ton e.. SArt,ut, s. @.
~ iflr. GiIh,r' & Co., e -ll'n : ~ X Co., j.
IN. '.sh G. Biker, r. NJ WI, W. g Mann, J.
u ldd, o. HpNisnd, j. M,rrt.i', W. Blake, r.
',unor, j. Morse, j. Eu-l.sN W, Reynolds, II.
weetlcmcr, W X 10 u, J. IL. Williams & Co.
AuI HryriSi tA'ts.
rKi0is ~ RFTF o.rrty At +ATH srHyNr.
Recc.pis t.t tAc week, ABS, Pr rS NJ ,hs
average range, 40 t1l 3Ws, 4 tho ,!tL stio,t Drove
a..
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R EylOV AIS.
DOCTOR LEWIS

DOCTOR LEWIS
~ has removed
ficnl 20 Jay ~ 10 Roach ~
myo s'ii0 bet VMick hui Wcit Broadway
NOTICE TO 1HE plBllC-t HAVE
tLs lay removed my Pa~ulfoSer's business to
QUO Elghth ave, hut have ts ie srrkl cileut- for 30
Gays with M. oMEARA, vto caut'nvrs the ,us
- ~ the Old stand, " redeem pledges With Toe
ns. rAp,t y uin after t!- lin inst. h- L. COHEN,
York May lHt, 1869. r'.I c.fIt
paw NhhOhERs' NOTICE - FElDEN.
Past Bto'dWny 10 tno corner ~ Bowen y .iri Cr.rd
st under tins Oriental Bllk, whore ali srtIl -, 1,,
cen be redeemed OF renewed Hl,urss continued
under the riu o.. tie II 90 loan on e." ap8u ~
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The outward trade "a thus mostly romp3scd 4
those articles Of Western Iroduce which now cone
down 10 fccely by canal aud rail, and wl'rh but
for ~ export demand would rule Ut rv, .Ir.'ly
low prices In the city ThcHe articles 4 i..t feel
tho effect of paper Initiation WI h n"w 'I
rspiily onricllng stock Jphhcr- and MI 'iu. me
prices of mcrchanI,t-. The labor Of t'c IoO,OlO
men now withthe " ors " will be sally ms,'d from
tht plOw Gnd ho. 'uis yrnr, aul e., itrytot vii
uot, In all lrulN ity, }ir'l - ,irinlauty a. ihr
lsst. The pric,s VIII uru Hly.utc ant tie Ir i',l.
oi the Atlantic clues feel the want of those ant frs
'hat sre no" 50 cheaply FURNISHED " irop,l4
C,uguurTH
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The balance Ia the sub.Troasury is $40, S-sC3T.
There were several large auctions today one o
linens obtained good sudicnce and the goods were
all sold. but not at satisfactory prices. A sale o.
silk miits was not succ.ss'ul. A ribbon sale was
however active, aud all sold with duplicates II, isr
prices.
Theesport, NJ bresdrtlT. 10 Great Bri,qin, Sop
,onlbe i-t to date, were follows nom tho Unitcl
stutps.
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Eject There of the Great News from
New Orleans.
REBEL lMPUDENCE- FIGHT IN HAVANA
Important from Mexico.
OPENING OF THE WAR.

The French Siege at 0ri2ala.
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\NANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
w IA sltustoui IN ~ good cook, washer and ironei
can be S,eu at NJ. ~ uouyerneur st, New York, IN
the rear. myJ2'9
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Exccss imports. ts........Sit, l5J, 5OT
~ EXPORTS

The operation Las been tho reverse Of lsst year
The aggregate Of imports is equal 10 iso million.
per snnum, amount which, at the present rate "
duty will give 81 millions Of customs revenue. To
de- THIS, however, an export Of s6ooOo,ooo Of spcce
must take place.
Tno exports OF produce ior III. week no, 80
high as last yosr iu amount. Tie loading Items are
e.
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oArny-30O able bodied men, bet the ages OF u
and 80 years; also 40 stout boys for buglers: pay
from Si3 to $22 por month, with ioard clothes aud
medical attendance: term of service years. fl01
bounty at the expirat on of enlistment. Apply at
the principal recruiting stations, rs Chat am ~,
and ii5 C,dsr st, New York c.ty. =. NJ. sPkOLt,
1st Lieut. <th Infantry, u. s. A., Recruiting oteer.
my2 2AtC-ll2
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Flour Whont Corn.
bids bush bush
l96i...,....,. lss82 26l 10 bJT,IS1 T9is 100
l-62. ,:....... iGJSTiS iiU6I,9Sy gt-pi!s
The price o' Hour aui grain was lower ..ley.
Flour 10 cts. wheat, 2,ts. whskey, on the other
hand was quite active ut cts sdysnce
The imports and exports of the week have been
At this port as follows
Since January,
1881. 1852. ildl l,o2
Imports, ,h30pli 3S5l 02O GDsil 80 ~ g3I, 100
Exports. .2,Jii, i2i i,9di,2y9 s3iJibl aLbJLp99
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XVANTES-s s10,0o0 LADfESfQGAKE
w iheII straw hats % s2I y ghth ave, beC 2Nsh

\NANTID-SEAMEN, ORDINARY sIA.
w men ard ',I.dsnicu tor tse United states Na.
W, Apply nt tie c.uthif, store, No. sos Fc.ll At.
corner OF NsI-cWster o. WA A.lilLT.
as.Ou u.
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6OO iABORERS WANTED, ON AUAII..
OV road In New Jersey wSges N her day.
Apply on board the steamboat AURORA. tot
" ~ oe.ar" H"'"'as @-"h d.V, s"'i i2T A.,
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CEWING MACIiINES-LAplES TAUGHT
~ on Singers and Wheeler and Wilson'S ma
chine, by All experienced operator. practice on
shop and other work, hcmnng, giisges &c; terms
81, or 81, so Tor both. 45S Canal st. myG 21sc'lii
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MARK ET NEWS.


WfnNFHnAN, My z IE1J.
tn" cattle market opened not better for beef cat
te than reported last week. IN quality and selling
prices there II material variation. I.a-t week
the sales commenced at panic prices ou Monday.
a ~ were made At ~ b. - head less n tn they
're on Tuesday. THIS week II Is the reverse. Tie
c u of Cat.e cNc.ci set week. but hardly enough
~ ,flrct the market rhr h.lk ~ The stuck is Agan
from Illinois n II composed Z sn,d corn fed -trers
81 i4GaS cwt., selling fot sa Sc per Ib. upon the
net wollt II meat SIute extra hull Ks soll ~ gc.
per H., Nearly all th. strk On hand win he dis
ppicd ut ,iay, ami probably ~itllnnt any marked
decline, N Havy stste oxen and luaVy mt bullncks
Of good quality sell iut 7c. per Ia. On Governments
count over 4OO head Of good sttte Lao been taken
al. . a all al
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SEwING MACHINE oPERATu3S-SlII-
~ a'ious procured snl ladies taught ou Singer.
and Wheeler d Wilson's; terms u; satisfaction
guaranteed. nomn.r and binder and shoe and gar
ter fitting taught Employers suip.ied, 40 seventh
ave, ar 2Jd st. iuVT b'llO
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Il snip joiner wanted "A single man,
~ To work At staten Island lSt landing.
myo 2'i3I Capt. J RINK.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-31

REGULAR Union county Courts open
T1iri Monday in Frlrua-y-Vay->"T Tt"mhr- nr'rmhr
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,s-vr. STAHI.-DooK Esinder-ha

returned 10 his shop IA LewINburS, again To
ar,rp3 rl all kIat> Of work m ms iiue BRING
along vrur Books. Magazines, Newspapers
Sc r thr Buuk-Biuder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-31
LUMBER! LUMBER :!

vI'HE subscriber, havefar sale -r--~-
un lots ia >ult par, ha,e5- ~,
4 large stock Of q
PINE BO4RDS-ranel Nruf ksssAss.'si'--g.- - =
Plank SC. Also >. 600 FIAE RAILS.
26 inch Saved 81 ngirs SUPERIOR quality.
Also SQUARE Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low f.r cash a'our Mills
on south Branch o. the " hre Deer Creek Ia
HARLEY township or delivered "n the Brush
Valley Narrows raj a. the end ol "ur Road.
IFA Diploma tor p superior sample oi
Planks. ant a Premium for RaI> and Shlns-
>.wer. awarded %. a. the last Union Co.Ag.
FAIR IOHN NCALL d SONS.
tv7ss Forest II ID p q Union Go, Pa
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News Agency.

VY7HE undersigned having opened NeWs
eDice IN connection with his BUM
STATIONERY. and VARIETY store, ne Is
therefcre prepared TO receive subscHPnonS
for The following
SEasP,PERs. MAGAZINES. &c.
rL:,.4,,1.. Iusuirrr Pr.ss LeIger, SATURDAY tv' :
Pc, poIl,r Nev.rarsr, The Presbyterian Inr'sn""
.jyo-,rs Journal The Methodist American F''ui-
,,ris- Ne Ys7s Herald Tribune. Tincs "ord.Harprf
w.skly. Frsng l.sIie !. L-ieer Mercury. "a''F.'y
Magazine Hom~ Journal. Yankee Notions NICK N@'N''
Its-kwaad E-lrrtrr, Harprr's Magazine Peterson g
G--jey's iaiy's Book. Atlantic Monthly
and apy Others desired. Persons wishing any
Of the above had better cali soon to nave
advantage of Ch.J Rates. IF- Orders from
distance prorS iy attended 10.
II. = CROTZER, Nsws AGEST
Lpvisburs. Pa . Dec. IL. ls6i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-16
prRL1n sEErI.G mn HANOVER.


AZ a meeting Of the citizens OF Hanover, held at Ne
yrrol On SATURDAY, The lOh day Of Nay, ls62, J. D
Brown vas called to the Chair, and Q. Cooke appoint
ed Secretary. Tue following preamble aud r;solutcn
were offered By L. O. Berkeley, and unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas T. nav happen, IN the fortunes OF war, that
our cueues may invade sad occupy this portion of our
Stlts aad county We, the people, deem this proper
m ior u to pledges o; devotion and faith
the great OF Southern Independence; there
fore,
treason 70 the State Of Virginia and through her to the
Cont, derate Sat =.
Resolved. That no question of property impTison-
,neut scould colpel ANY 20 ioTsVtar his allegiance
70 the CunfederDcy Oy taking the "oa.h Of allegiance
to the UuitCi States.
Resolved That We have the strongest al most Cbid-
Ing csuddeuce in me power aad ability OF the Southern
yolf.dsrac 10 establish AID maintain is iatepend-
ence and that NAV be the nsrGships aud trials
TO which msy De sEtJrc.ru We viii continue ~ up
bold the hand yr~a-t the thlTts Of our GSVerE-
usut iu ,hs great ssggsls That is i mak.ug 20 e.
taolsh sSlt as i Tree AID nIepeadels Government Of
the wurlL
Resolved, That We te,cst toe Washington Despotisu
AID ttat will never ccneat 70 any uricn with s upon
az terms, or under any circumstances.
Resolved Tia. We believe our cause 70 be just and
righteous aud that the hearts and stout hands CT
olr pecpa, Uud.r the good Providence OF just and
a. htsous Ca vill We. vindcste t. and establish our
freedom on sl indssrug'ioe foundation.
Rssoved Taat 10 the opinion OF this meeting, in the
event # or county bsag occupied By the enemy iG il
a,lt that an vio from age o.her disability, cam,
rtsr Efficient ed TO the cause, should remain
q. home va ldei. families and parsue their usual
Uo.s.
solved, Tia. the papers in the city of Richmond,
J. D. G. BROWN, Charm.
Cu,z CooyV Sse'y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-16
CrLr.rEs Cogsrr "A el,raspondent wrltes U.

"A company OF YYkas cavalry, seventy-siG 10 nun
bsr cane into Culp, per S,,k ago. arrested and car
red OF several citizens OF the county, among them Al.
fred L. A4hby, ESQ., gce. ulassuming gen lena. jus
tee Of the pe1c' who hal filed hat office for more than
lwsoy years. loved hcrored aud respected by all who
klsW him.
Of. IS strange that while Lincoln. his cabinet ard his
generals preach the dc Of protection to citizens
Eealenea remaining ql9,y At homo pursuing their usu-
4 avocatons should be Jorl from their families, carried
OF end N lie prisoners.
r ON he commencement o! this war, the name o.
ksicv has been terror tho va KEGS, and perhaps
from rha. cause .lis gentleman arrested NJ iemi
n have doue ote to E5p0 he meyceSs invaders Of opr
sail ,Rar they have FOn the GaLSut COLONEL Ashby n
the Yves. AID in other LOTIONS vi the army where they
We held positions they have Away. been ready TO dc
fsnd evesy iuch OF soil having for their motto "on
y,.,d1 iDs.ral @. "eyacusrCn."