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Enlistment of State Troops Important
General Order.

HARRISBURG, July I.
The following important General Order has
Just been iSSueU
GENERAL ORDER NO %.
In organizing the quota required from Penn
sylvanIa, under the late call Of the President
Of the United States, ii is ordered:
First. Troops will be accepted By squads
Or companies as hereinafter indicated, and
will as rapidly as possible be organized into
companies and regiments.
Second. PersouS proposing to organize
Companies will be accepted unCer the follow.
ing provisions and not otherwise, viz: To be
commissioned Captain, the applicant must
have furnished forty or more men who have
passed the surgeons examination and been
mustered into the United States service. To
be commissioned FIRST Lieutenant. from
twenty-five to forty men must have been fur
sled, as above. To be commissioned a
second Lieutenant, from fifteen to twenty five
men must have been furnished, as above.
Third. Transportation to the Central Depot
Camp Curtin will be furnished on application
in person or 10y mail, to Capt r. j. Dodge
U.S A, Superintendent of the Volunteer
Recruiting Service for PENNSYLVANIA, at Har-
riSburg, TO whom report must be made.
Fourth. The actual aud necessary expenses
Tor boarding aud lodging of troops raised un-
der this order will be paid by the United
States dlsburSing officer at this post, for q
period not exceeding twenty days, at a rate
not exceeding forty cents per day for such
men mustered into the service of the United
States, on the affidavit of the officer furnish
ing the meh, supported by the receipts OF
the party to whom the money was paid
Fifth. Squads will be organized into com
panias at Camp Curtin, as rapidly as possible
The companies formed into regiments, field off
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
a. ". CC MIN,
Governor and Commander in. Chief
A. L. RUSSELL, Adjutant General.

Each new recruit will receive one month 5
pay in advance, Immediately on his muster in
TO the service of the United States and Joining
regir eHt already in the field, or, if ensted d
for new regiment, on the mastering of his
company into the service OF the United States
Each new recruit will also receive bounty
of S25, in advance, to be paid in like manner
as his one months advance pay.
A L. Russell,
Adjutaut General.
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GERS appointed and commissioned by the Gov
ernor, aud the regiments immediately placed
at the disposal of the War Department.
Sixth. AS reward for meritorious conduct
and, also. to secure valuable military exper-
ience, appointments will be made Except
under peculiar circumstances from men now
in actual service. BY order of
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
Major Commanding Tenth Georgia battalion
l.. Il. CAKI.IS. Adintlnt.

All along the river bank they saw poor old
men and women fishing for scanty livelihood
while their friends of the sterner and more
hardy sex were in the ranks of the rebel
army. W
On Sunday, the 22d, at eight o'clock A. NJ.
they suddenly came upon two steamers tied
up to the bank 1t was too late to retreat.
and they pulled boldly by them without seeing
soul on board They were probably at their
breakfast Three miles below they saw the
bridge of the Savannah and Gulf Railroad,
and again sought the friendly shelter of the
willows on the river baDk. Here they suffer-
ed terribly with the mosquitoes, which nearly
devoured them. Al sundown they heard the
drums beat, but were determined, however, as
soon as it was dark, to run the gauntlet of the
bridge They had become desperate men, and
were termined to go by it if it should cost
them their lives At dark they dropped care
fully down to the bridge Passing close to it,
they heard men talking, but pushed on by the
left hand shore. So close did they 60 that
they saw sentinel on the abutment; but he
did not discover them. A picket did, how
ever, hailed and ordered them to pull ashore
An answer was given in the affirmative; but
they kept their course down the stream, AID
pulled like demons. After being hailed once
more the picket fired, aud the ball passing
over their heads, and before be could load
again they were out of the range of his gun
For the next eight hours they pulled for dear
life, and at day light in the morning of Monday
the 23d, they were safely slowed away in the
canebrake. where they lay all day. surrounded
by algators. A fire was made by discharg-
ing cartridge of pistol into a rotten tree
BY this they cooked a scanty meal, and at
dark pulled for the seacoast, distant about
thirty miles. At midnight they passed Darien
but cid not see living being, although the
coast and surrounding country were guarded
by about 500 cavalry. At two O'Clock they
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

The FCRLoUGH QUEsTIoN.-Joe Robson en-
listed in the 99th Regiment of State Volun-
teers. The men were in camp, and their
friends were often visiting them. Joe's BROTH
er, John, came to see him, and found Joe very
homesick. He begged so hard for John to
get him a furlough, that his brother went to
the Colonel and told him that his sister was
dead, and be wished leave for his brother to
go home for few days Consent was given,
and as they were leaving the ground, one of
the men VINO heard of Joe's afflction, and
wished to say something copsoling. asked him
how long his sister had been dead Joe said
"Only about ten years."
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TOW ANDA:
Thursday Morning. July "a, 1862.
Origiiual. 4oetrg,

Floating along! we glide together,
Down the silent river of time
Now we enter the swiftest current,
Bearing us on to another cline!
Floating along
Fading away, tie shore Of childhood,
Tinsed with the mornings rosate hue
Scenes where my thoughts still love to linger,
Slowly rcccding from my view.
Fading away!
Over the stream the doleful future,
Shadows envelope the other shore;
Many a craft in its clouds and darkness,
Pass from my vision evermore-
Over the stream
Heedlessly on the sons of folly
Eagerly crowd the swelling sail;
Careless alike of storm and breaker,
Speeding along before gale
Heedlessiy on!
Launched from the shore! fairy shollop,
Love at the healm and hope at the PROV
Eager 10 join in life regatta,
Breaks OF my wondering vision now
OF from the shoH'
River of Time, o, bear her onward,
Not whore the darkest currents flow;
Enguir her not in the giddy whirlpool,
Hide her not in the cave below
River Of Time
New YORK Nov. 1851.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

sar One day last Summer farmer in
Illinois cradled three acres of wheat, and that
night his wife. rot to be out done BY him.
Graded three babies ze..-s
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SPECIAL oRDERs-No. 70.
HENDQUAETEHs. TENTH GEORGIA BATTALION
(, llr r,-u..nL N ...aS L. I.-nn

NANf OULElHOEtE, MACoN- I'd, June l. ISOZ !
Sergeant II. Haynes. with privates jackson, Smith
Newton Lodg, Milton and johnson, of Captains Bell
and Parkers companies, Tenth Georgia battalion, are
hereby detailed ON detached service per special order
No. IA, headquarters, Department at Savannah, and
ordered to proceed under command of Segeant Henry
Haynes 10 execute the private orders issued the 18th
inst All Confederate forces that may in contact
with hereby ordered not modest them but pass
them pleasure through their lines assisting them all
they i'll accomplishing work that will be OF vast
importance to our holy and just BY order,
J. T.. Rl LANDER,
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Com mer cial Int~lIigen nee.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
In the London money market the funds cn the "a ns
steady and money in good demand at irm rates
The market for American securities closed inactive on
Friday October 81. Illinois Central shares, 4SH a 4s
discount Eric shares 32s 33. United States 5s, %
III. Virginia 6's, 4Sia 491a .
Consols closed at 935S a "a for money.
American secui tiles are steady and unchanged
THE PARIS BoURsE.
The Paris Bourse much excited and on the 4th inst
the rentes closed at 70f &C.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL oct 4, 1862.
Messrs Richardson Spence & Co. Wakefield Nash &
Go. and Bigand Athya Co. report -four firm; American
is quoted At 22s Cd. 28s Wheat quiet, but firm red
Western q. los Sd red Southern, los Sd los ID
white Western, los. sd. u.s. white Southern, lis. Sd.
l2s. Corn drmer; mixed, POS. 3D. a 29s Cd; white,
sos. Oh. a 32s
PROVISION MARKET.
The same authorities report beef quiet and nominal.
Pork heavy. Bacon tending downward. Lard dull aud
easier. Tallo. quiet bct steady at 4es. a AS.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON. Oct. a. 1862
Barings circular reports breads,uns dull aud tending
dosnwards. Iron firm. Sugar quiet, but stoady. Tea
steady. Taiow tending downward: quoted at AIS 9d
Spirits turpentine irregular: sales at l3os Rosin mac
inseed cakes quiet and unchanged: quoted at S4s 3D.
Cod OIL s45 Petroleum advancing for the tine qualities
Whale oil firm, excited aud dcarer, owing to the alleged
destruction OF federal whalcrs by the "290"
PRODUCE MsRkEr.
The Brokers' circular renors:-Ashes advancing pots
3Is Resin quiet; common, BIS 2Ss. Spirits turpen
Coffee firm Rice tending downward. Lnseed declining
Linsecd oil frm at ASS. Ass. 6d. Cod oil quiet but
steady. Whale oil, f41 les f43. Jutc and hemp lat
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
HAyRE Oct. 2, 1862.
Coton--Saes of the week, $500 bales stock, S5 900
bales.
THE LATEST MARKETS..
IdvERpooL, Oct. 4-P NJ
Corrov-The sales of cotton to-day $500 bales,
including 500 spectators and exporters. The
ke cesed quiet and unchanged under the Austraasas
adyiees.
Breadsuils quiet but steady.
Provisions dull,
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
NinGisa.G.

C,NwAY--Rowg.--On Tuesday, october II by the Rev.
Mr.. prcaud JAMES T. CONWAY, ~ d., to MARY, daughter
OF Mathew Rowe, Esq, all OF this city.
San Francisco (Ca papers Please copy.
HULMAN--IEfENsrHai---on Thursday norniny, October
Q, by the Rev. +. leican. at St Nicholas church. IT,
HOLMAN, OF Terrc Haute Ia, to Hiss A. REFENsrHL, of
Westnhalia, Germany.
kRoErER-AM1HoR- Washington, D. c., on Wcdnes-
day October s. by the Rev. Mr. FALL WILLIAM KRoETER to
HEDwG AMrIoR, both of New York city.
SHARP--CRANE.-0n Tuesday, october 7, by the Rev
5. H. smith, at the residence of the brides mother JoHS
b. SHARP 70 Miss ANg CRANE scpdaughter of the late
VIM. r. Wilcox, all OF this city.
SEABURy-BESNEr.-n Brooklyn on Sunday, September
n by the Row Mr. Newton w. Heston BENJAMIN ii. SEA
BURY TO Mrs fIouisg BxNNET.
YouNa-wECs.-On Tuesday, october IL, at st. Peters
church, by the Rev. Alfred B Beach, ID. d., JAMES b.
Young TO JULIA A. WELLS, all of this city.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

THE ASIA OFF CAPE RACE.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
N~~-~~>~S~o~~~>-~~~-~>>1~~~
The Recognition Idea Kept
Afloat in Paris.
France and England to Treat the Rebellion
asa Fact Accomplished"
British Opinion Of McClellan's
Action in Maryland.
<so>,~~>~o-~-~~~c-.o->~->>~~
Ten American Vessels Destroyed
By the "NO. 29O.'
.~->~o-~~1~o~~~~--~~.>e~~
An Amnesty Spoken Of for Garibaldi
and His Troops,
ks., &c., 10.
Ten American Vessels Destroyed
by the Ono. 900"
ST. JOINS. n. F., Oct. 13, !
Win = lAfsuktrf nnt n lsED

Via SAcK,iLLE, Oct. IA, 1862.
Tho steamship ASIA from Liverpool Saturday, the
4h via Queenstown Sunday the 9Th inst passed Cape
Race O'Clock this (soaday) afternoon yovte to
Halifax and Boston. she boarded by the news yacht
of tho press and summary OF her news obtaihed.
Tho Asia reports:-Passed, October A. the ship Bell
Wood bound out and the ships Lizzie 0akwood and r.
NJ Sloan, bound in.
The Asia experienced very heavy weather on satur-
day morning gale from the northwest. hld carried
away s,rboard padd,ebox four boats, portion OF her
buwarks the captains and pursors cabins the wheel
house aud OF her wheels The capaia was injured,
but is recovering.
The by tc Asias two days later than that by the
Hberuaa bat contains nothing Of an important nature.
Private letters l:om Russia state that he emancipation
scheme ~ proceed without further hndfance, s'as
the peasants Id that they cannot have the land for
thing and that applications for further concessions win
be useless ole nobeman writes that ho happy at no
iongar possessing single scrf and thai he has com
meuced letting his land out in arms Eng and. He
says, that his income will be curtaied Tor
more than year two.
The london Post of the 3oth nit says
In addition 20 the amount of cotton landed from Bonn
bay the CeAsiials havo contributed 5000 bales by
the ship Athc,Athn which arrived in Liverpool yesterday
morning from Whampol The nigh prices have doubt
been the magnet which has drawn the Chnaman's cotton
TO Liverpool In the face Of these arrivals and the i'm
meose quantity or cotton at sea a route from Bombay
Liverpool and oltports prices continue steady and this
fact doubt attributable TO the feeling in Liverpool
chat the tide o The federal has turned and
now ebbing back on the Confcdsrates.
The London Times of the 1st Of October says in its
money article
Official advices from Caracas state that the contract
entered into by senor Nadal behalf Of the Venezuelan
government with Mes-rs Biring Brothers 60. for tho
six por loan Of million has been accepted in its
integrity by he government, who only awaited the ar
rival OF Mr. Mocatta commissioner from Meses. Barring
Co., TO complete the operation.
Late advces from Hamburg mention the failure o.
Messrs j. NJ II. D. Lindhcm, OF Vienna, Prague, Brunn
and Brcslau, masters and cotton spinncrs. Their
business extensive and their debts stated to be
very large, but the assets when realized also likely
TO be considerable.
The steamship Australasian from New York, arrived
at Queenstown the 4th instant.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Court CnIendar-Thi. Dav.

ScPREME CorEr-CiaorIr-- f--Oyer aud Termincr.
Part 2Nos .3l54 3l56. 31js. $50 3l66, 3l6s, 3I72
376 3ls0. sls2 3ls4 $780, $780, $780, 3loi 1896, 3202
320i, 5000 32os.
SUPERIOR CouRr--Part Mos. 1907, $500 es7. III, ,
2I05 2i0, 2109, 21I 27l3, 21l5 2s9 2T2l 2123 2I25
Fart 2Nos 24l6 2430 2302 2342 l26, PASS 24i0 2l42
2+ti 2446, 244s, 2l50
COMMON PiEAs-Part Nos 1925. 1909 4, 1901 1875. ,
1885, 1882 1860, 1861, 1862 1866 1870 13, 1872 1879
72t. Part Nos 1265, l342 134s 1914. 1916, I347
l34s iS49, 1850, 1851 1882 1853, 1854, 1856 1856.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
India.

Advices from Bombay to the 18th Of September had
been received.
More rain had fallen, and the fears OF a famine in
Deccan had abatcd
Raoshb il 10 be han ged
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

favor for the persons guilty Of participating in tbs e
against the government. aud that her
the side OF forgiveness and mercy will be heard La
Discussion adds'-0n Sunday, the 4th instant. royal
decree will proclaim amnesty to Garbadi and his
followers excepting only the deserters from the royal
army.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
PROGRESS OF the WAR.

The Late Union Victories I'm the West
The Rebel Raid Into Pennsyivnnia-
The Trial OF Mrs. Real for the Alleged
Murder Of Her Husba nd, &c., sc.
Interesting of the recent Battles in Kentucky
bo published in tho FAMILY HERALD, ready this wednes
day. morning. II will also contain account Of the
Rebel Raid Into Pennsylvania and their speedy Retreat
back Virginia Further details Of Battles and Defeats
Of the Rebels in Mississippi The latest News from all
points the Southern Coast in possession OF the United
states late and interesting intelligence from the Rebel
states The latest European News Full and highly inte
resting report OF tho testimony in the Of Mrs Mary
Real on trial for the alleged Murder Of her Husband
his Office In broadway June last Report Of the proceed
ngs OF the Protestant Episcopal Convention session in
this city, and all the News Of the week Of interest or i'm
portancc.
Terms--Two dollars per year. Single copies Ia wrap
pers, four cents
Use Prof. MilIcr's Fifty Cent HAIR Dve-
Black brown. The BEST Sold by Druggists Depot 50
Dey street.
EIilI,s Hair Dye, so Cents. Black or
brown hes, Depot No Barclay street. and sod by
all drnggists.
Trusscs.-Nafsh Il Co.-RadfcaI Cure
Truss Onice s at No vesey street, Astor House No
connection with any other once Of the name lady
attendant.
Read Dr. VOLTS Essay ON Chronic Dis.
eases Gratis. s32 Broadway Sen, by mail Consultations
daily
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cares tho
very form of scroua obstinate Eruption OF the skin
1884
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
CONSEQUENCES oF INDIGESTION.
WHAT'S rank or title, station, state or wealth.
To thGt tar greater blessing, ifc3thi
hal s nonse. or land, or dress, wine, or meat.


" en can't pain, seep,
Nor 10 about IN comfort Here's the question:
Whhts all the world without good digestion.
Bv reason oi The close sympathy between the stomach ana
digestion are often, ia fact always troubled with distress
ing affections In locs less from the seat
oi digcstiup. Among these consequences OF diseased
stomach may be mentioned nervous debility hysterl, sick
disleson the bowels heartburn dilziness pain
back aud right side, fufed tongue, crloions mean
choy ianfes emurs, and III females an interruption
morbid activity Of functions peculiar 10 the seg.
Now l. ol attack IN dcal results OF ndi
gcson. II would lie Just wise when river bursts its
banks attempt 10 bale up the wAer Instead of stopping
the breach through whr rushed The
restored healthy condition, made capable per orning
thoroughly and ouSy the task wh ch co. has allotted 0
in the economy of the human system This be done.
belle ed, In all ht a OF
HOSTEITERS BITTERS,
the best somachlc existence.
According Combe RIGHT the prevalence OF In
digestion Its this country mainly
Ing 10 the injurious practice OF hons tho food He says
nowhere does hurry on 20 business Immediately
sitter eating IN the United States and nowhere else doea
he bolt his food runnn. against time" The
sequence i that nowhere dces nlemp rate eating aud its
penalties prevail to such an enormous extent Rapid eating
almost invariably leads overoading the stomach, and
10 digestion what he expected to follow but nvcte
rate dyspcTsaY
Eat slowly maslicae thoroughly do not leave to the
stomach perform the Office the teeth by observing
atng and correcting the stomach and bowels from time to
uosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs,
indigestion aud its consequences be prevented or,
the evil already exists, 1t be completely and radically
cured.
Prepared aud sold by IOSTETrER SMITH, Pittsburg.
Sold by all druggists ana groccrs.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Omosai Draw,urs OF r,ur,.v :

Omoial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy Is
Co.'S Kentucky aud Missouri State Loitcrics
KESrucxY ExrRA Class 4s--octobcr a. 1861
45. 10, SO. IS, so, 2i, ~, 20, 4. II. Sc, 80, 8.
=, KESrocKy. Class i53-october H. 1862
tG. 3. 46, 49, 55 SO. 81, IL. rs, III, 81, 40
Ciru liars sent free Of charge by addressing etherto
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
CQYuatoD. X or : I.nu Na
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TUESDAY. Oct. I4-6 p. NJ.

TUESDAY. Oct. N-6 p. M.
The trade tables OF the port Of New York for
the month of September were closed at the Gus.
tom House to-day. and we present our usual com
paratiye statements.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Italy.

A royal decree accepts the resignation Of Confort
Minister OF Justice ,and hagcs Ratazz with the port
folio al in'errm
La Discussion or Turin, says that the Kings daughter
before quitting Italy for Portugal mplored pardon and
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Operations or the Rebel Cruiser Alabam mn
No. 400.

BY tho advices per steamer Asia we learn of the
destruction Of no less than vessels by The rebel
cruiser Alabama, No 900. We may expect TO hear by
every steamer "f further dcprcda,ons by this pirate
less she should be fallen In with captured BY one Of
our cruisers now IN that quarter
The following Is list Of the vessels destroyed.-
ship 0cmasce, of Bdgartown, 45s TONS Osborn, mas
ter. Sailed July for North Pacific.
Ship Ocean Rover Of Mattaposct 3l4 tons, Clark mas
ter. Was last heard from August 10, the Western
ground with 10 bbs Of sperm and ny OF whao oil on
board.
Bark Alert, Of New London, s9s tons Church, master
Sailed August 20, bound TO Hurd's Island.
Osceols There arc three of this name on the Whale.
MANS Shlp ng Lia. Which Is the unfortunate one Is
cot known.
Ship Bcnjsmia Tucker. Of New Bedford $40 tons
Childs, mascr Last heard from August IS $50 bbls'
sperm oil on board.
schooner Weather Gauge. OF Provincetowu los tons.
Last heard from August ~ No oil.
schooner Admiral Blake Of sippican 100 tons. Hath.
way, master. Last heard from July 10, on Western
ground, with ten bbs. sperm oil.
Schooner Atamaha, of Sippenn, 1ls tons Gray master
Sailed May 10 FOR Western ground.
schooner Starlight.
Ocean ocean Cruiserp).
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
omeiai Drawings or the Della ware state

DELAWARE, Es7aA CLAJs 435-october H. 1859
2, &c, 50. 81. 10 81, "a, 13, Ii, ., so, II, IA.
DsLAwAsE, CLxss sss-October Il, 1864
So, "A, 80. oil. 20, 3s, iS, 81, "a, z, i6, &C.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

Prizes Cashed in All LOCALIZED Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
IL Wall street. room No. L. New York
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
France.

The Paris Bourse was much excited on the Cd instant,
and tic cnles advanced nearly aquartcr per cent closing
1t 72f Is supposed that the advance was caused by
rtiinor that the Papal government had shown more
piant disposition. a
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

Read Dr. VOLTS Essay on Chronic Dis.
eases Gratis. S32 Broadway Sent by mail Consultations
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

British Com me nts on the Victories in
Maryland Stfl COntinued-Niggnrdly
Praise Of McClellan.-The Recognition
Idea StilI Kept Afoat-Assertion That
France and England Will '.Soon Act
I'm Concern in Acknowledging the Re-
bets, &c.
The English rapers continue TO compliment the North
for its effort Maryland and argue in favor OF the most
promising results ihereGrom.
Messrs. Mason and Sdell had written TO the French
journals say they had Official knowledge Of their
recall
Mr. spence the Liverpool correspondent or the london
Times has another letter in that Journal, compliment
ing the North the valor Of its armies and
the skill shown by iis generals IN Maryland. He
says that the North is in a position 10
make peace without dishoncr, but that the golden
opportunity will be lost. he regards possible
any o,hsr basis than the adepadeae, Of The South, and
adds:"As the North cannot be the first acknowledge
that ndepsniorce, Europe skouti ne Stumbling
block by recog isin the Confederate 9ae and the North
may then follow its example,
The New York correspondent Of the London Tmes
writing from this city September 1s, says
II Is esidcut that the decisive battle Of
the war Is not fought yet. All that has
hapI Iened is bot the preliminary to the
fnaI onslaught that is 10 make or mar Mcclellan But
that onslaught cnI how it VIII, is not likely make
the fortunes of the Confederates He adds, that
the resignation abdcaton OF President Lincoln
batod ms a mat or Of courge.n
The Lonjon Armyd and Napy Gc;eYe says:-rhe South
has tied tn isi-ive and gd. The Confederate army
has shown great daring AMI much tcnacsy ta hos ten
Jea'en. General Mcclellan has shown tina, soldier he
is equal TO General Lee Stonewa Jackson The dicioa
Of the Ccted grte forces great nstke. But great
generals would have known how to convert that mistake
INTO disastrous defeat while second soldiers ike
csts rrg s,al,l
The expectation OF and ammunition from England
TO America is rapidly increasing The shipments OF
first eight mouths of the year valued 81 sos 900
sterling
The Paris Pctrie hears from good sources Ma nothing
Is more hssy ihcn he grea Of Gs So1h the bsss
Of accomplished fcc, ry to De he tcps England
and France acting in concert
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

Omcfal Drawings or the Library Asso-
ciaticn Companr's Lottery Of Kentucky
CLASS no. 3S5-ocober IL, 1852.
20, 81, 80. %, - q. Al, ~. II, .. As, Is, IS.
CLASS No Y3e-octooer IA. 1862
~, Al, 76 81 46, 60. 81, 81, 2S, AZ, SO. 8.
R FRANCE 4 CO. Covnuton Ky