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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

OUTRAGE ON THE HAZEL DELL--Dy
a special dispatch to the Missouri Repub-
Ican from Cairo, we learn that the Hazel
Dell was captured By Johnson's guerril-
las, on Tuesday morning at Caseyvilie,
and plundered of all articles of value.
Mail Agent Duncan and Col Crebs of
the S7th Illinois regiment were taken
and held as prisoners by the rebels. The
boat was plundered of the mails, boots
and shoes, clothing, groceries, and lot
of ammunition.
The D. L. Campbell, with detach-
ment of troops, en- route for Smithland,
was compelled to land on the Illinois
shore, and had been summoned to sur
render, but had refused, and at last ac-
counts the federal and rebel forces were
drawn mp in line of battle on opposite
sides Of the river.
johnson is said to have had from l 200
to 1000 men. We are informed that he
was at Uniontown on Wednesday.
We think it Is about time this hospital
robber and plunderer Of steamboats, was
driven from our borders. 1t is very
little creditable to us that freebooter
with one or two thousand followers, should
be permitted to thus obstruet the naviga-
ton of the Ohio river We certainly
have a force at Henderson sufficient to
wipe out the whole guerrilla concern.
We hope to see it done speedily.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

B@ Dobell has just received Vanity
Fair for October 18th, a very funny num-
her
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

B1- Mat Ward, wounded, the other
day, near Helena, Ark, by guerrilla,
died day or two after he was shot
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
RnliY for Petersburg.

The vote of Petersburg, Pike county,
for Congressman was 1875 for johnson
ard 60 for Law Majority for Johnson
125. That does very well.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

Besides considerable quantities Of
Quartermasters and Commissary stores,
we captured of the rebels l,629 stand of
small arms, and $4,000 rounds of ammu-
milton.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
Results Of the Battle of Iuka.

The official statement of the results of
the battle of Iuka is as follows:
Rebels klled-(found on the field).. .265
Do died in Hospital. ................120
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

Johnson majority of IT'S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........
Cieured.

sbips-Columbis, Bryant Liverpool C. II. Marshall El.,
trio (Haml, Junge, Loudon sloman Edge; Panther Ia.
throp. San francisco, Il. N Cooke.
BsrAf-PFiyatrer ,Nor), lftiusen Cork Holmboe Co
Loda Tn johnson LISBON Brett. Son Co.; R,ck Eli,
(BLl worth Cork. ArAel. Hurst Co.. Alice Taintor Hal
den, N.wprlean., J. y. Smith Co. Rosanosd EicLel
(adiz Peck & Church
BIgs-Urdin, DAM Peterfen no Jan.iro q p Colt.
A!endse tBr), MsByfin St. John N. b., p l. Nsyin, y
son; r. y Hifset, H-sser M8tar,s., H. D. Brookmsn =
Co., Lotus (Br) Jo1D.,n s.. Johns z. r., Brett Son y
Co.; Annivsr.sry tBrl Ben Eelf1.t, John Jscksoa
Schoou.rs-Msry II en- Med .nsld St. JOhas - r. ryna.
Smith Mary Z. Town Fox, Wellington, Van BrQat n
hght; Haze. corson Cape Aay, 7. q. Barton Sons. ]
Bird al. Halcfon. Washington Bentley, Smith Co; O.
Anderson Bowie. ne~cae Dell. Moderator Lett. Nsy.
c,stir Del; fslor. Booth Vera Cruz John z bow Arn
Turner, Ayres Philadelphia Tyler stone Co; Thonss
Borden. -. Pha1e 2hii Msry Wa,i Smith Wa,hhgon,
bentley. smith Co.. Paramount, Iolcomb Cbincotssus
oresg Parker franklin Couoyef, Cbncotesgns, Moresi
Pafter. T. Baker, PRICE, Havana. y. II. Brshami Addy
IIich t>wed Robinson. St Eu,tssius K ". Wood Co
J. Fr.moers FrsuUsrs Phaie phia, Van Brunt Ssghi,
Mary Patterson Godfrey PhisJepbis, Van Brunt ssht
Fiza IL becca Pice Ptiadelphia Spray Baker. Phia
d. pt.s r.. .. howard Raymond New Orleans, w. A.
Fr 90; Ozel, hisham, Nuey.i.. +. Tsio0. Coz Mary
nee Blizzard Wilmington, Del j. L. knee.and Sea Bird
Smith Washington J. Smith Co o. ). Adams, Chase,
Ssn Juan, NC, B. T. Small Co., Dart lBLb Conrad.
Halifax.
sloops-Rebecc,, Meryheld Bsliinore r X. Terry,
cry. Warrington Merrill Abbott. Warren, stokes Eev
syeui senator 5iurles. WasLingi n, BaSer Dayton.
steaa.er-Octorsra. Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

,re Democrat, dad scodfg no more Ter "a. fblin
aag Some Of them captured but 20 majority made
their escape The excitement isrprese ted intense The
traitor. ssuly fed gonboa The romedse eaus o. tho
uiiry was the reported advance on ewbem Of Jack
son and Evans, and Gov. Nauc" wi T. heavy force
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
Pa.aeneers ArriY1.d

IN bars Emma r. Chaie, from N7e. Oyiaans-Mr. H.rr
aud child, Mrs Baker, Mr.. Faofto. 's's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
bort tUar0cns' No!lce.


STATE OF NTW' YORK. nm q, I
Pcar.w,nokSs OFFi,s, No. lOt ma,' Nth
NOTICE is hereby gwen IN accSsea .O,.S Az
\ ,ec.on OF the Ace passed Npih 49, so' Port OF New
S' 70 ii, rc..sa. Gtse.e H. having cIms S,y that
sect natter Of such inquiry bT the Port
h ioyine vessels srs now uuaei e' will be
Ven. sdttttae aid surveys OF ei - notice. en-
e8lutle,ol Wltnn tgl -sys IsAt 'u'e0''
soald aid ye..esi Pier No. 36 N r.
steamship 81 ,ndrsw.....'''''''''.' Pier No. 81 n IL
ss~m,iip Pier No 40 e. R
hip duy Manueiilg pier No II T. r.
uark lIcesl Pier No. H.
barx Columbui. Pier No. 30 n
nri1 Porto pisr No Al b. n
Bn; Vim Fords stores
Schooner Elcott SIGH PIys1se1I
l. Aue's uRsEINAs, SserssNL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

GOV. lfTCRlR ON RECONSTRUCTION,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

He Utterly Ignores Fernando Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

INCREASE OF CRIME II EICEIoND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sIn--Rs,a..7:l9 Sets...........s.34 Moon-Ri,ss a.
n!GH wATEk rHIs
sandy Hook. 255 Gov. Island. 345 He'll 3ats . So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

A VICTORY CLAIMED IT C0FPEEYlllE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

WHAT THEY THINK OF THE BANKS EXPEDITION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

CIR Rasls1r Of ship Golden sto'e arrived sat .is1',
,.,. bd. ht comet was q. Angler when '-'''-
aou AGA. IS 70 Sept %. Llama,
1l. ,,a,,ho Orole I, loading ordnarce and 'ne.eh'.
81 lier NO. l. North River iof New5er " - 49,
vii sail on Tueid,y. nj, Va.
Tle steamer Creole. for Newohean', S'is h0n FER "
70 North River 90 Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
xxxyG1A coNGB Hss-rnird Session.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
The SOUTH CAN CONTINUE The WAR LONGER

The 0uesi ION Oi labor cannot fan TO DO very
serious oos Il the Noth II tho goes much longer
Ina coun.y already Loot nil on OF abie5odied men
business Of production Ihe tein . M going ~,
nnd hf million more be added iu snothsr yesr. THIS
Ia oss u community whose l,0r Is al peric
b. tue from Uacn eustmcnts Tor the army are nsde
A. the South tie heavy aDOl Of the county Soe On Ia spite
drain 4 young Lite Tor TO Wal mat labor
sufficient 70 provide bread 1nd meat ioT the pop
pi-isu, besce performing much .! tie wOfk Of clothing
taeieIirg sId otheIwlse rfOyilln. iOE tao ieoPo
J1cot 30 csicts oyeugu by the enemy, t LABOR system
81 m ilsc and zeLlzs1, performing eli s usual chiccs ior
society Lgt the North possesses such Aho
iugltiul hiatus the raoks 4 It's produ,nt c
million OF men taken from tue suppeH Of their families T.
lola the efyi aud probably hat million diverted
from old productive puu. t. the expensive work
with aiming AID supplying s0Ys i the he'd and
tie water.
Tine sbOr OF the North always for the va,
Of ga. county Til deficiency OF labor gave
yss ), ne saoas Of IabSssYlDa which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

an vsteubure Van V/yct VERGE. Walker, wal, Wash
ta,ns White find J. '[-hson, Window, worcester.
NAT5-A4en up-). Anoone. Bailey. bidiir' Saly'rt
Cobb Cox Crayerx Cr ded Cri'teudon, Duu.oi Irsisn
Fous- G,sneer .ifider Hall, Hudlpg Harrison Holm'p
Keui.lr. n w. Leafy. Mallory Nayned fleua- MQ'f'
None Naron 0d.u f,pdIeton. l.uy, Prico. c.lrdsoo'
u .ils.r Rprns (lfo) acacld. shi.l, Sm q. steele
&. J. ;flsS Ia,mss (A1ss Ihomss tMsDisneG F"se'
lhsu Naiswtrh Wud. Whaey White tohol' " IeA''"o'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-31

sou claiming ssd fugitive shall a ct nske oath that the
person TO whom the lat service Of su'h fugitive Is
alleged to be due il bis lawful owner, srd has not borne
apsl the United States in the present rebellion,
any way given aid and comfort thereto and no
person engaged In the military or naval service oithe
Uuitd States shall under any preience- whatever as
sumo to decide on the validity o tie claim OF any per
the service LABOR OF any Uher prison, or eur
render up any such person TO the tlHmant, on pam Oh
| being discharged from The service
SEC II Ard be il further enacted, That The Pres
Mt OF The Utited ) a;os s 6GlhoIz 20 emf 10y Us
mary e..ons Of African descent "a he may deem Decei'
slry proper Tor the suppression oil ths teoeiho1
sd FIR this purpose be uay organic, ard Use them III
suea rer a. lie may adge beat Tor the public vel are
Sec II Aud BE- it further enacted, That The Presi-
dent Of the United States il hereby sulho5S ii 10 make
provision for the spOraiOr, eoloniz atom aid settle
msat in .csl country beNond tue limits OIL
Uaei Sates Of suGh persons Of the African race, made
free b7 the JroviDns o. this act; as may be Shug 10
emgrate having first obtained the consent Of the gov
erbmen. Of said country their protection and settle
m nj with the same with all the rghs and privileges
| o. freemsu.
See IL And be further enacted, That the President
| is htr by authorized, at any time hereafter, by pro
clamaioD to extend to persons who may have par'ici
plied in the existing Ieoellion, in any Safe or part
thereof pardon and amnesty, with such exceptions AID
such ,imG aud ucl conditions rs he may deem ex
.iient for the public welfare Also, that the President
snail have POWER 10 property sezld under The
act to Gny person who may be found 10 have been limo
cent.
Sc IL. Ard be it further enacted That the courts OF
thu Uui cd States shall have full power to institute pro
csedngs make orders and DEGREES issue process aud do
all other thi g. necessary to carry tits act into elect
After the foregoing act had parsed both Houses, it
was sent to the President for bin signature who, how
ever, disarpycved some features and had prepared
Seo message when the following resolution was passed
b. both Housep, in order 10 the PNsilents OBJ
| actions 10 the bill
Resolved, By the Senate and House of Representa-.
vs g. that the provisions Of the third clause Of tie
nth section of sct to suppress Instruction. to pun
sh treason and rebellion, and 20 seize and corfsca'e
the property Of rebes and or other purposes, shall b.
construed apply 10 any act or acis d1ne prior
u the passage thereof; 10 ilelade any member Of
he STATE legislature Judge Of airy Safe Court, Who
4 not, il accepting entering upon his OLii,e taken
a. oath support tie Constitution Of the iled Con
fsderate SlA'es Of America ebal any punishment
proceedings under sad act be so Construed as TO WORK
fo ure Of tie real estate OF the Cl-nder beyond hla
| natural life.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-31

the theory that the North was so tired Of the war, and
so far away from the end they had set out TO attain,
that il France, with formidable force IN Mexican
waters as a menace, would recognize the South, The
North would seize this as pretext to voluntarily relax
the blockade so far TO allow the exit of cotton, and
perhaps even 10 make peace with the South.
Now although it Is almost impossible that so sensible
man as NJ De Persgny could advocate such an insen-
site policy it Is vet fact THAT the four papers which
the Government contrOls-the .u0niieUr, the COsiu-
honnsl the Patrie and the Pdys-haye recommended,
by order the preparation OF the public mnd Tor un-
for events in America. The oniie talks, for
the first time but in mild way, of the slow progress
of the Union arms, and OF the probable impossibity
Of subugating the South; the Pdtie has taken up the
mediation question again, and treats the question labo-
riuusy and with its usual want Of truth; the COnid-
ianasi the especial organ Of Nj. de Persgny, fairly
soils over with magnity, falsehood, and unfair cia-
tions; the Pns follows in the wake of the Constitution
nsl Of which il only an appendage, and from which
it differs only in its greater ignorance of the questions
It treats.
come TO the conclusion that the Government Of the
United States is weak and exhausted and that, while
protesting to be neutral they bully US through
heir official and semi-Oticia Opmals-for here, where
the pre, Is responsible agent il is quite another thing
from the press in England or the United StateS-and
la by the oi their press, by recognition
o the South they manage TO open the cotton Pois
out do not believe that they have gone further than
TO upon this as eyentuay that may arrive IN The
future and for which their fleet and army in Mexico
sill be ready in case Of need. have never believed,
for moment, that there any danger OF the inter-
yention of France between the two conentng sections
la the United States, and find II difficult now TO admit
that the Emperor and NJ. Thouyenel have any idea OF
AN intervention; but NJ de Persignys known hostility
10 the North taken in connection with the singular
manner ut which he IL trying for few days past 10
shape public opinion through the press and the change
of programme in Mexico # this latter should turn out
true are sufficient 10 create uneasneSs and put one on
the alert 1t is hardly possible that the Minister of the
Interior would show such an active zeal all at once in
Inc direction of the press on Mexican matters, if il
we're not to conform TO programme OF the Govern
mcnt.
hope to be able to give YOU more positive details IN
nv next on this important subject
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-31
TELES RAr 4iO.
A SUCCESSFUL DASH INTO THE EEEAY'S lines

A SUCCESSFUL DASH INTO TIE EEEAYS LlNES--
A DEN Og YANKEE THIEVES BROKEN UP IN
WESTERN VIRG!NIA-OAPlURR OF 4 koTo
RIOUS TRAITOR AND SPY.
LYscHBUaG, Jolly SJ.-A special despatch 10 the K'-
p,bican, dasej Nirrows Of New River, JAY rs b, via
Diblin July och, sty1; The gallant Major Bailey, COIL
m,ndipg four companies Of cavalry, in all about ole
hundred and fly men, 10 the Of the enemy ~
Cololel McCH and, sorm Scmmeistle The c1ulty
seat of Ncaolla, Fsid morniog at daylight, and tiad
A,d cap.g.ld tbs entire garrison, including the Lieut.
C,lonei csmm ,pdng, n2med Stan, three other com.
nisaioned ti3ers end tiGy two EOn.eGmm!ssoned oil
cns aud priyaies-k,liug large number 4 few
0 isoners were pArOed. Not being able to bring
away tire large quantities Of commssay quarttrmaster
aad ordnAIc c. stores found a! the ace, Ajar Bailey
committed them TO the aImsF Msjor B brought TO this
Place large number Of l. Fl ID ra 2, Lorses and mules
TIE prisoners arrived tSs morning at the Salt Sulphur
Sorirga The notorious renegade and spy, Dr.. William
ECKER is tmoDg the prisoners The telegraph ofiee
WAS destroyed and the G1Veinment operator captured.
lis r is regarded the most brill ant exploit OF the
war in this section. successful execution spread tie
widest CONSERVATION ard tismsy throughout the Yam.
kee army in tina neigtborhooi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-31

Tus FEELtSG II FRlScE.-'The Pan, correspondent
ct the View York Times, under date Of tc -lh instant
say.
o., S .f4ripy last Cabinet Council was held at Fon-
tlmsl.sa. J..der the Presidency Of the Emperor and
az sur. arrc present Admiral de la Gro'ere aud
General fJ-ry At this meeting the newly -arrNtd
d5rumyu,- .. such Of them as were intended Tor The
Government s.yrc read and considered. A' the result
~ ui, mectiu, ii my Information IS correct tand The
S.gl. wall demonstrate the tsct) the p"lIey OF
NJ de- Saliguy wa, reidopted, aud that OF NJ. de Ia
Glyere scot back 10 the second place. The eNpedi-
to-, therefore, 3, % proportions corresponding
% the object ia view.
Twenty-Five thousand instead Of eighteen thousand
men are TO be aaced under the command OF General
F,r.y and Adffiral de- Ia Grayvre will have four IN
.ie,i Of one curassed irgae under his command The
6-st 10 fact will be most formidable. Instead Of wait
m an September, these two general officers will start
within fortnight their posts and the whole eXPedt-
t,o Will leave as rapidly possible This = said to
h. the new programme and the public, probably VIII
meat Tot the position Of the army OF Gen. Loreucez
Is - critical that ample reiniOrcement' mus, De sent 10
him al once We shall be able in very short time TO
decade on the truth Of this change.
gut il has been suggested to that this expedition
- out Of all proportion the wants Of the service and
that q has been increased IN size IN order TO be ready
for any eyentates that may arse m the Uned states.
N a. Psrszag. trto % Saturday council for ' h'si
tis es his return from Esyant, and ici0 came homs 50
th,-oayhg sseessiJnt, n Is said % rte0Hm1nt bo4y
anil riih5ui hssli0a Dee Emperor reeogai!ion q TIE
S0asl favored ne increase g tie srPsd0n' aud a'd down
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-31

PLACss Is KESrUJSr-A isS noes concerning p aces
brolgl -tO frequent mention By horssu's m.-,O: cry
,oos IL Kentucky, vii De Interesting to many resicfs
Ss~po-t s the SHIRE t5su Of Caupo,l county aui is
on the Ohio uv,r Opposite Ciucilasi, aid very ys ?
TIE JUNCTION CT The Lgs-s rgCr is on tie Cas-; Jil
q. rIs Lt knc, abd ds,4u; irOH A-kl5TJ eighty K
f, ro-.- 7o-fhoSst. L. has been iUs many yeag5 tie
ere OF United SAFES Arsenal
ossI4aou a,J o. Tue D-Io, opposite Ciccinrau bl-
bret tUAucC, divides it tscm Nssp,rt The Advantages
uostou ;he Olo and the iuUc ion Of 'h' LGbI 2,
h.f forming line between t.O C0unues, viii readily
tNJz.a he groN.l oi tss towns 20 nCa' esch Other,
Toe Ohio between Clac.1Uau and C0giCg;on Is not
mlr5 than PIX hu1jred erd fifty yards Site 81 good
s.ages. c,yicgton Is in Ken on eouaty.
Er,uk orr the capital Ct Kentucky, "a on he right
(E back Ct the kt-tIczy Ii7es aud also the shrt'
JJSl 0. Franklin county. L b about SKY mics from
the mcu.h o, Ksurucky river, about t~rniy nee mi es
Northwest from LtE.r g-Oc aud h -ise miles east
from L1uiUilc. A cham Osiice cCnC ects Frankfort
The village Of South Fankl0r. ACROSS the Kentucky.
L-E.agOl Il IN F,yetle county on a branch o. q q
H. river, eighty miles ron Cincinnati and moe
~ D 70 miles eas; from Louisville.
Lshfuo7 u in Marion county, ,iEiy miles south BY
west from Frankfort
,.ya.ll-la u 90 dArrs1n equity the south fork o.
l. sing river, and dean. from faUkioI. tsis,y5even
r. les S-r aras.-
Pars is the shire sa. II B)urh1u COUNTY tzheuce ttr
BirrJoI Whi,ky wont . hiE Il ~ stone Cree 1
AID on the Ov D .;na and L ggu RtlrOad, about
L. y liles irtn F-a1kfot-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-31
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY 'K,NIPAIgra CO.. su@

nN TUESDAY, 'hs dh saat umehd Dc 81 o'clock 6nr
" Wa eho &c IA Cay iteel s1s sell La Nstrtm nj
Of very superior eoi1g, p.fest order
pressy uAIkt and eonss ing OF kroun Lien ese
White snd Fancy DILL All heno aad Black Cloth frock,
ard 8 Cks $500.
Yeats n gre.i vaj ~ .pl ntii gu ig full assarInsLi
Of YOUTH AID Boys Jackets Pa V's OVe.eosi' te
ALsC-
An tfsornent Mems EurnsSg Goods consisting Of sOck
Braves ao,e Eseki.cI RS Ing Gowns pD-n oflAs
slerno HI and 0raE.. G,uut Ac. 80 Nhth lbe IL
large IL u Rieek Goods Cit lag Ac Win which tie sale vii
, -
Ass 2JC l.ss Mems won,ns Ms IS ani dlens Boot
ana Shoes Of wh.eh Of very sBpear N N.Y. -
KyNF, PAINE CO,
Iay 81 Aucrnee 5.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-31
rae lsNtgclI

FAoH GoE0OSsv.LLE-fce L7uChoIrg Repphl en-
Is,-s tha PJyes army has bsen largely reinforced S.L
In shs p., ie" days, AID is con- e.ursI eH,stt
hiy, thousand usu. This information vas os,ainet
lrJs dsssflers Who hSys iugo our lines. Wasr,
tae seilioe.usats came toa Or 10 what command tie,
h,,s heretofore belonged is Iot s.a'si. An adyarCC
mJyeucc. on the par. OF Jle eGeuy hourly elPs 81
Sl.ruislilg continues bs:reen toe oPPosiag 20 Gee
which IL sevelal instances Las resulted in sgnt less
both partisa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-31

GlSERAL SCJrr.-"Sus L1yegOO1' having safely
arryed With old Abs in Washington, al WIZARDS gives
IL following raey description Of GeasFi Scott
Il he8ra a no-e IN the passage lac the ro.!n owe
vi ed DIrr,r UIiGst up wl,h heavy Irarpil soun;
tbs. bis usr lishmau itteAin coats, Shel The dJry
L eide open, sd ia kun p-aoOoss feather, foo
lJIg With all tee iuEz sugs CH sept tie eve u The p'u
td-l la sharp Ike onto igGgi aud kiSerJd Si-
god aad tlea bar aud Sdisk5rs eluT 90 stuff bed
al tel geld LAT aud shiny buttons taea o.,
fJrAld suie Of sN0rlrd, Wish old Iarcys bead on 'ol
tie aallll then par owe boots who m0u; bin h-,
buckets iJOied aud then the hind lat that oril
ssofaTd supported iron the os Jy Wheel e. oil
e. q SASH pan 70 keep the sca0bart igom Warrg ou
TIA lila on the gr0ua aad Ehsa biz al got n.u the run,
ali sele tuck together Ai proved % be Lcat Gsuer
W1tdsa Set, commander ga ebeie owe eli tie yeAr;h
a.d the WhOl alr ~bsu srae1ed up reached ou,u The
cs-.il about fourteen tre
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-31

Tax GNLs TOR SAyANSAH.-A Georgia g'nuenar,
wa1 nss slE red from the gseylnes pointed out re
glss US 20 give Insertion to the to.lo-as P,rSSoPh
iron Ga, SayannI6 b p.5.,.. We hope i. may arrest
tn attention q cur P,std sulhcrues:
Ias k..IBisrd El.k.-Is there Way Of securing
regl.,siy o. tHU iyIry o. tbs RcbmOud m,B =. ..ls
pJlt. The .u Les, in great pas al The door Of tn,
rJl,s agents sb0 pass Florence. Tlsy have nO Iesu
rJl.s tlr sending the savannah ma!.s-s0me,ucs b.
sAg Of Augusta, and then agaIu Charleston. Ta'
later is ne true route il origg5 tie mai ca
sol1ar han The former. Is here NOBODY whose duty
il 20 lock into The and that tie sggt
do their ca Florence We nope Richmond CO..
teup1ra.es who largely SEED Viii tusu thslr al
tsutOG the su-c:, bO.h for Jhclr skes and GUS.
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