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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
TRLEgRAPHIO.
MORE OF THE BATTLE AT SOMERSET.

PErEEsBuRs, Jan. 24-The editor Of the Express has
received the folio Wig fToM friead in ROCKVILLE;
esl Cr.stenden ssssn tie attack st o'clock, on Sun
dy morning TIE enemy we're supposed to be onlJ
s5ous 500 stro4s bet they ssss iosnd to number
ally IL CO., G,u Illlicohlr was killed early 10 the
s,.io7 aud Gen. Crittsndsn vas wounded. Col Carroll
then assumed the command and recrOssed the Cumber
Ind
Our los. vas three hundred and the lOss of The 7Is-
~ ton four to gSs hsEarea
Tue ls.h Mississippi, Whites and Battles Regiments
protected our rear, while crossing the river.
RatlsdSes and ncGIuns! bAtteries we're lost
We marched uiu. ilss " Gttsck the enemy, Who WAS
repuled three times and then fell back to their FORTH
cations. When they oulAInksd "a, We returned back
20 our brels,.uorEs, and we're then surrounded. We
then ds,,rained to recros the Cumberland river which
=, did uudar tie Srs of the snem- rss vas OolOcE
on Suctay aigs..
We los: ali our horses, tents, equPAge, and eleven
guns spiked or thro En into the river.
lis not Known whether or not the enemy has crossed
tbs river.
Col. Powell, RA'de, asAthAm and Cummings we're
wounded.
Surgeon. Morton, pal.nsy and CHb we're taken prs;
OQsr6
oar regiments we're all engaged.
Nsors Fog and Shields were vOunded-the former in
tie hip.
Gen ZpIlic, n re body wa, not recovered.
Our forces, 5000 in number, are still falling hack.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

CIRCULATION AMONG Tux DIcrIoSARns."-The Rev
Dr.. T. " Moore delivered the opening lecture Of the
proposed seres for the benefit Of the sick soldiers in the
lecture room Of the Broad Street Methodist Church, on
Thursday night The threatening ssreo. % the wealth.
er and the darkness o. tho night prevented large at
tendance but thos9 Who ventured from home, were am
ply repaid for the hazards encountered by the matter and
manner of the lecture. The SUI ect is indicated in the
above caption. Dr. Moore presented the singulares Of
our vernScuar In It's eymoogy and chsgges OF sign O.
cation with evident purpose " combine instruction
with amusement He was alternately didacc and witty,
profound and ocular and succeeded in absorbing the At.
;ention Of the sudeIce He reminded them that 'R;es
or giuAy Wesnt something visible, but that Il sgni
ID something that was quite invisible that gGbol apd
gamble were once synonymous but that the former
now chiefly applied lamb whilst the other was used
in refer nee to TIE tiger DR.. Moore displayed degree
Of familiarity with the ineresug science Of pathology,
uhch il dlccs Us to 0uggest that he will make contri
button 10 Southern literature, by elaboration IN book
FORM CT the sub sct " bis lecture. We that
be would produce very entertaining aud Instructive
volume,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

IN CONGRESSIONAL DIstRICT.-The venerable John
TNlr Win many honos his brow having under Povdenes,
besu rsmoVsd service OF his country, nov becomes
dy OF hAn Ordinary gravity In the present solemn
he Aey proceed 10 the choice ola representative
usl qaAlced 70 take his place IN the mex, Cong'es
Tue name Of T. aACfARLAND, has already been iAorA
by ntroucsd 70 re eonsid sra6a OF the District BY Many
YSs and bs say support Of that 70 ninaton Mat
rom nv oSa onE residence khE"nf IhNvs had the oppor-
tuy Of obssrV M besag citizen from his nrst sei
snt here and Mediation auseIt hat know no one She
- more fairly Hyed himself ino the confidence Of pc may Who
haze had dealings uilh for hs H,esFy and heersy
AN aad q he cent d er the respectable old Farmers bank
a. h o a pre- udes itself m7utAtOn
90 hin PROBABLY there feu whose naAneA exec
and naatnss eoud be more useful In making
Tor The Government Ihoah be yoar pleasure 10 eshAds your
later - 10 hin. - -.
hoped Thai larEs vote which Nj received 81
The sst election vii be deemed SUFFICIENT invita-
Ion Tor him dselSs hnssli candidate Tor NE SAT
fraE-s Of his eonJtitientS. -. .,.,.,,
i,25-t An OLD 'lILtN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

GAs-The community has nov al opportunity Of ap-
precAtpg the advantages ogAs The street lamps have
10: been lighted for several nights and therefor? dark
ness covers the earth" The sapse 0, thS failure to
Eight upn is said TO tSs IAnt Of 'ils" at the gas
uosls he rsIartj in cannot IL Is said, gener
ale more than gas enough to supply the houses and
hardly that OF courss, everybody will say Why don't
they get ,eS them" We say So too; but the answer
s that the Superintendent has been trying for seTe'Al
months to get supply from George, snere they are
made and IhougS ;ss uilkers Save repeatedly promised
% Sc al tuspl Doe! have not arrived yet, and nobody
knows whea they viii arrive. TITS il pretty state OF
things, truly. The tiles shoud he lad Il AiaoSt any
cost The Government eA-aas without sCs and might
Insist vpcn TIC railroads aaordDg transportation if that
e the dinculty. But Il tho Government will not inter.
f,re, then let the Cornell authorize the purchase Ct
uagors and teams TO nau the titles" hher, do any
tLi6s else to secure them The people cannot de- Vth-
cut gas.
Cannot the "t,es' be made beres What are they
VIII somebody inquire into the after. aud ascertain II
&. is not possible 10 Cad something in Virginia that will
answer the purpose
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

Tax ExroRrroS CAsE,-Ths charge Of eItOrtiOn Pre-.
ferrsd against John Hsgan, partially Investigated be-
fore Recorder Caske yesterday All the witnesses pre-
viously examined re examined after which, the
case vas continued 70 afford time the Recorder to de-
termiue whether VIM. EyaEs iAe victim Of Hagans al
legged eItortiop should be allowed to testify OF not or
rather give Evans opportunity to prove that be ID
competent witness, by reason Of having lees than
one.fourth Of negro blood 10 bis veins.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

ALLEGED FOAsERY.-Luke AcKennA was charged be-
fore the Mayor, yesterday with feOniousy forging and
attempting to employ as true, certain paper puparng
to have been signed by B. W To,ty, as security in
certain contrac made with j. +. Whfaeld the 2lst
Nov mt The case was continued
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

Tx MILIrIA.-Va rous schemes and plans for the 70
organization OF the militia Of this Commonwealth are
nov pending bef the Legislature. Which Of them is
the best it Is difficult to say, but in oPnioa that
plan if there be any such, will come nearest the marx
which provides
l. That the volunteers now in the service shall not b.,
REQUIRED to reenlst until the draft Of the militia is e1.
hausted.
That the military strength of the State shall be
forthwith enrolled and divided ints two classes the
tive militia, and the reserve militia.
8 Ths; tLs numh. of volunteers in service who
sta Wiling TO reenlist shall be ascertained and that
sufficient number Of active militia detailed by lot to
make the Aggregate force OF volunteers and militia
amount to - men.
l. That each county corporation shAll be required
to furnish equal per peauu Of drafted mtAmen first
being CREDITED by the per cenum OF its volunteers who
hgSs been mustered into service since the commence
ment OF the war
s. That the residue and the volunteers declining to re.
ullst shall constitute the reserve militia, from whom
an additional draft sAa ~ made when necessary, etc.
= That the drafted militia shall be detailed, by lot
as occasion may inquire, TO take the place Of voun-
ers declining 10 re enlist.
Without going further into details, We submit that the
great or cts which the General Assembly should have
in view are,
Toe preservation Of the present regmeptsl
as lar as possible reservng, hpWeyeg TO tuothrds OF
the commissioned eTeers Of regiment the power of de-
posing a held ot1cec.
Allowing the volunteers nov 10 service The option Of
re-enhs.ing or not
The prompt OF inas date division Of the militia by lot
into tuo Gle ses 60 that class may make
rlrgemslts for going utO service whenever called upop
and the other shall be enabled without further sOcuds
or uncertainty this point to devote attention those
practical interests which cannot be wholly neglected l.
would be- in some respects cruel and urlust TO call
man from hiI home ald business "a contemplated by
one or more Of the sOheaes without daIs notice. and
carry him for one two years to distant portion
the State Aud II Wou be no ess urilst to yHirs
the volunteers Who have borne the "hssI asd burden Of
the day 70 resnlst Vet astiOe be done though the
heavens fal. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
VRoW THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST.

wuuSsIOs, Jan. 2t-night-A heavy Wind has
prevailed from j. " T. all Of lat night and al day to-
day.
There Is nothing new from the coast except that an
apparent wreck vas seen drifting towards the shore this
forenoon, abou, fifteen Mills east Of New Inlet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
NTER
lFson he Ne. Tors Herald Of NE 'hai
TBS SITUATION.
0ccAsIOHAI.


Toe ru1Gr that the rebels had evacuated Manassas is
uarr1s Gen McClsll stated confidently, Yesterday,
h th coldon of the roads there readers Is imPossi-
b. Tor them 20 fall back even such Was their desire,
usch be dos not believe. -,
Flrtyniae vessels Of tho Burnside expedition arrived
s,fv Al P.mco Sound on Monday. lt il thought that
tb t,mpetuous saaiher nav have Induced them 10 seek
a tsmoSsafy hive1 a. tia; place
TIE troops Of Gen. Buffers expedition, Nhea Arri,ea
A. g5rtr,sl Monroe OE tic CONSULTATION, have been az
e,lblrked there unisT permission Of General WOOL sad
aossd d rersh them ,sy-s after two weeks voyage Oy
nIrghiug Ter several hours on terra hrmg.
We learn from Gen B,uk division, AZ FredsrieE, that
The .stirsmen Of the rebel Gen, Jackson from neoek
towards Wiucheser bu ruse and that be returned
70 Gimuey Hiih force OF tuslsefthousaud men.
viii BE- seen By orr Congressional news to-day that
" Morrill, announced ia the House yesterday the 'nten-
tol Of the C0mrsiiec Of Ways aud heaus 10 levy =
stamp duty on every copy q = Newspaper hsqed, and
every teegraphc Dispatch published, TO rsse agnd Ior
tie 6en,n' 1t the Treasury aid IN the support OF the
var Mr. Collar also SPOKE 10 favor Of tax ng neEspA
p,s seu outside tho mails foe tho bsne6s the Postal
Department sEclusissy-a Dill shioh Is decidedly Oh.
j.cti9uaole, and which vss defeated
Toe subcommittee o. Ways ard heans baVe report
Cd 10 tbe Committee bill su'hor She Secretary OF
the Treasury % Issue small notes a. % loo per mt To-
tsrest large notes so 100 per oant and twenty year
x per cent bonds 20 the sgyreglls smou1t OF three
hundred millions bat the committee has not decided ~
to thsif aeton upon that accommodation
zuE Battle At s9NkRsEr Er-TBK GREAT vICrORI IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
OTTY ITEMS.

TowX Wells AND SPRIEGs-A correspondent urge
the importance Of preserving and opening all the we'll
and springs Of good water in our city. He says IL
now obvious that cannot rely upon the former sup
ply Of Northern ce, and that the domestic supply mus
during tho spring and summer, aud perhaps, IN ~
ture years, be precarious and LaitquAte bssue tne
reservoir Is Sbls to accident and the river water Is &C
casonAy so warm muddy, as 70 be drunk reluctant
" by man or beast Those who remember the exuaor
binary Of last summer, uhen all classes resorea
to Col RuIherfoords well and other fountains OF pure
vlter somewhat after the Scriptur and Asac ste need
not be reminded Of the great Importance oil the
All Of the old springs aud wells known 10 the aaions
OF the city, for SOFT pure and fresh sparkling "atr
should be re.opsned aud venerable toWnsman, NJ
Mordeca should be invited (by delegation OF old citi
Esus of course) to their old water not iine
marks and to revive these ancient fountains Of our
youth"
Our correspondent closes his communication with the
following quotation from able writer on Wafer sup
Ply Of 1ooHs,
h every case Of the public supply from surface drain.
age or rivers the springs and wells OF the town should
be Teliqtoassiy preserved and made available for the
drink Of the population No other water is well adapted
for beverage in the seasons OF the year; and
it il preferable 10 every other water, at any season.
TAsrs should GiOdgs Be Iprnkiing 'OsHs 81 totOn,
ia addition to the pipe Vasr eGrritd into every house If
that water is not obtained directly from springs these
wells should be maintained at the public expense and
protected from the contamination Of drainage pools
and burying grounds.
at should be within the power of every nhahtant Of
the town to procure eli times cooling drAught, fresh
from the fountains OF mother earth This prscaution
vas generally overlooked when the new method Of ex.
tending pipeUater to every house first Introduced
in towns, but alter few years experience OF river sup
pe attention is again directed to the preservation Of
wells As the only sources Of pure and exhratDg bev
ersge unaffected by the Voisstudes Of the season, is
not possible in the months TO obtain water Of
the proper cooluess and free from vegetation and ami
malcues except froEl springsH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

Has mad. large additions to his stock recent
800 Military Worm by the best aaihors ~ no n
.nsous novels In cheap and Library binding Iraveh brA
"a s.tory 30 Bbis large and mall common and
5ndbg leo Neg fe.iamsnts 80 hymn socns ~ ~.
"a Whts rnyeope $50 Rsaps Mote, Letter. Cap And Ios
:, Paper 1000 blank Book such Ledger, younA ossh
,s yutes Violin string, 500 Gold Pens vi snd vhh'u'
h.ndles OCo psets Playing Cards, common and hs
AL =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
REcHIRrs nR IREIaHr

n az a. ,ss aO,h instant, no person vhAsosvsr, With
vshoss pssspo except he War DspAtnen WIN be per
ult.sd 70 the nes occupied BY NE Army OF NC
!" ~' nv b. order Of Brig Cen BsluAssAAD,
THOMAS JORDAN,
,,af a. 4. Aat General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

ININE WINps AND DnANeIls- 20 s.slss S ass
dck ckanp-sn Mnss; " esss $50 - 49, IT. M,
me s..s Sisra wias fer aisT w. WALLACE s9ss
Cerns Pssrl and osy sss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
RICHMOND COFFEE MILLS.

RICHMOND COFFKR MILLS.
SAMUEL YoUNSkR 90 Propristors
Coffee Dealers ind Tea Merchants.
ERoM and aer the LIST YeGrgAEy peI aud during block
provided the trade and pablo pound
eruad and ready for These vii he PACKED c,ses
9 nc q ~ eor pspnd naked % ~, ,ss P'
50 Corner Of sh ADD Main Streets opposite the sIosvcod
roasted for the trade In quantities. no, les. tan 100 s.
iA20-iit'
pax sR's PREMIUM BIT r.Rs. he sst known
III Pyss 5 iSr .s IL A. cS .sGys MEADE s
ETOE s.Ju,treesivd for SALE 1000 ID. BeeswaI;
10 los oou9iy sosg bexs stAIch box brown sOsP 50
ball Tyro Extra Four Bust a JAMES ds4
EAXNE & mcMURRAN,
IJAvE on hand aud are receiving the folk wing articles 10
n VII Oh heY invite ths attention OF the deaieu-
Raj ns IN who'll and half bcxe Grain aud Ground Pepper
Ground Gincsr, Pepper Sauce Pekei In bb English Nut
egs saAraas Mstehs' sardnes Adausnne Candles Cham
payne Wne ysfloas brands Champagne Cider Brandy 10 bot
Peaches together vita large .nOrsnt Tobacco, Cigars t
&C I.20
FURKIsHxD HOUSE YOR RENT.
An rd M shi furnished House. viii nine rooms
and ia Peaisn. 70 the Churches II.
itsSe for The occupancy two f . &C. MAKE
Poss 's-lon can BE- tlyen LIST February.
Address, box III, Richmond. Isl4-av
NOTICE.
WISH TO employ st rate LIhographIc Printer, 10
whom the be wages aud constant erployment vl he avon
pl"yed ais BLINToN DTJsoIN
Enquire at Dspstsh ONCE. ial6-IOt
RUNAWAY,
S25 EsMnhD"A sssrO man p.med. Gilbert, age be-
STAY under the chin about siI fee, high hair
ing ba coat, and plaid summer bought him II
Dickinson Hills Auction roorn Tuesday He brought
here by gentleman named DR. Thomas Hartford Go
North Cafolina-eft my premises Saturday afternoon be-
tween two and three O'Clock
lw give Me above reward for him any J. 50
that can get him. N A. MYERs
dtSO-m- So Main street. Richmond.
WANTBD.-The undersigned wishes hire good wood
w cutters and charcoal burners (, iron
The city Persons having hands Of this description please ap
plyto TH0s H. WYNNE
dels-n At T. and r. r. 2. once.
GARDNER WANTED.
WANTED good Card CT. who 10 honest and capable
wv lAnlO Apply DOVE co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

rs BArrLE At s)NKRsET Xr-rHK GRKAT vICroRI II
EAsrKsS KKSTUCET-r'rAL R,UTE. or IHE REBEIs-
PANIC AID TLIGHr or TBt EEEMT-zOLLIcoTTER NOR
z.LIE wcUsDkD AND N rHE BANDS CO OUR TR90Ps-In'
HEssE AMOUNT o. xUsITIOSs OF wAA oAPTuRED.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
A RMY SUPPLIES

"a =. oE.IcE o. Army csoruIso AND EauIe.s.,}
~ nSssG asos kssaa.on sss
s%a s%p and y ss
The Clothing aud Eqnisse for the different arms Of tho
used. conform the patterns R The onles Of
Clothing and Eqapage ia this city where specifications and
Proposals should state the articles which proposed to
s &C Which e s SpSss VIII Se
All articles % aa se rs as ~ a
se s ss srasI H.. with s ,S .0on.s
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Uniform Coats consisting Of ensneers ordnance artil
Uniform Jackets, consisting of cavalry. artillery infantry
Uniform, Trousers consisting Of foo.men, horsemen
Cotton ID Duck ove,sll.
Drawers--Flanlei and knit
shirts--Fapnel and knit.
Great Coats-footmen and horseme
nanke,s-Woolien and rubber.
sack s Goats, lined iInaa and unlinea
Boots beotces Leesins, stockings
uniform IIats-Trirnmed and un,rimmsd.
ss5sss s: and infantry
H.''F'A'l' kfsSi:iis kRTcGEs ccl'isSi 81 ES5lrAoE
u,,op D'Abri ients
sss!ass.:i ss.a%'ss s11s' Color. !i..assssii !..essii..
s':ssssSs SS S:sssi ssis' az Sssss Ssss lss sss.
Ftag2 Drums,
s2uid0ns. Fifes.
Axes.
HXS-company Order
Do Clothing Accolnt
DO Descriptive
Do Morning Report
Do Morning Rcpor.
do. Letter.
Do Guard
tnenial 4. neral order.
Do Lcitef.
Do Descriptive.
Do. Index.
DO Order.
Target Practice
Consolidated Morning Report
Inspection Report.
Security will be required foe the fudlment Of every
tract.
All proposals received by of the tenth day the
date OF this adv rtssment VIII be opened of that
day, and the articles immediately needed will be
tho lowest responsible bidders Contracts for fur
ther suppes will be awarded from time 10 time favorable
bd received au the lowest responsible
ny tho time ot making contracts.
Proposals be endorsed Proposals for furnshng Army
Eupp.lea,n and addressed IN the subscriber.
~ orde: Of the Quarterrnas'er General,
Lea, Colonel d. H. yINT0N,
Deputy Qnartermastcr General. United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
" WAR D.rARrxrxT, WASHINGTON, August q 1862
Proposals will be received BY his department uni NJ
Afsenas OF Horse Equipments United States cavalry pat
Tern, rs hereinafter spccid,d:-
At the Wntsr:own arsenal Waterfowl Masachusc.ls 1000
Al the wa.crye arsenal wes, Troy New York 1000 sets
A. the New York arsenal Gcvcrnocs Island, New York.
A Re rsankrod arsenal Bidesbnrs, Pennsylvania 6ooo
al the Alleghany arsenal Pi,sburS Pennsylvania 10000
Atthe st. Louis arsenal 81 Louis Missouri, 10000 ses
rlctc except the horse brush con ria picket pin.
INK and blanket Samples b. cxained NJ each OF the
e s srna whsIs % e "a SS reeored S
the none to be accepted raid for br such
are approved upon s.ch inspection
for all contracts Of hyo hundred under ono
hundred per for all Of from i've hundred
up thousand SETS hundred sets week for all
Of from thcusa to thousand fyo
hundrt week for ali oi Srun Two thou
sand Thousand se.s aud es hundred eis week
all of from six thousand to ten thousand ses
Failure deliver specified time viii subjec; tho con-
tractor a Of the quantity delivered o. .ha.
In n9aners and saddles OF assorted
bers tt be distinctly marked the
ends OF M cox TIE boxes to be careea ~ COST 10 Be de-
Bidders Vii state explicitly IN their proposals. the time.
quantity ard place Of eac aevery Zach party obannsa
suroties for the faith al fulninient of the sAmu.
Bids Of persons who are not manufacturers or regular
dealers IA leather will not be CONSIDER and the De-
psrten the sh to reject any a bds which
Upon The award being made successful bidders only,
che con'rsc; and OF tie 5and required Of them
'-' ~" y .Gsner.i JAMES W. RIPLEY
Chief Of Ordnance, washingtoc. Dc"
"rIopO'ais for H0"s EapisTsn,sn 4 ss &c sir,.ny
Brig Gen Chief OF or.nancs.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

4 RMY SUPPLIES --oFfICE or ARMY CLOTHING
IA anu ,uipase, New YORK, August II. Iov2.-sea,ed
Rroposais wi be iece we'd at this os ~ ocock
Monday, the 18th INST Tor delivering by contract al the
DeIot % Army Cionin- anu Equi "a tfs cay,
10Uu00 Army Blank wool. gray tn The letlers u. s.
IA oack four incnes long cenLre) 0e feet
onE hse iee six caes WIDE and 70 weigh lse pounds
The blankets be American manufacture and con-
soi,n III ai respects u the standard In this
once ana oo subject u Inspection Inspector
pintsd on the Iart United States The
Susus cuhta act iOi 10 be delivered wi hin twenty ua
one-thri within tfy days nnely
Salh IRON tue date of acceptance 0 the bus
rrvposais Will be received ay or the quantity
edvelised ior The right il reserved by the United States
~ accept on reject ahy the whole OF bids oleel
D. 4 may be deemed gor iai government
Proposals must be accompanied by
ung forth thai II the contract Il awarded Go the party
She faithful per oralance oi the contract
Proposals should be eddo!se. Proposals Tor furnishing
army blankeis and aidre sse Lieutenant Colonel D. IL
ytnt0n, Deputy euartcrmastsr General United States
Srmy
"A RMy sUPPLlES.-oFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
II and luipage New Yor1 Au.nst IA SG2Seslrd uro.
p0sals will be received this Office O'clock on
Monday the IS instant Tor delivering by contract a. the
Depot Of Army cothing ana lnipage in this city
20U sets horse ambulance harntss oompe.o.
200 sets mule wagon harness, complete
20 sets mule wagon harness., 20. pete.
Samples and specicaons oi which be at this
days, onethird within twenty remainder with
IN thirty days from the at- Of the acceptance OF bids
subject 70 Inspection by sworn inspectors appointed
Poposals accom- anied by proper guarantee
ng tortn that the contract Is ded TO the naed
sherin he viii at the aud bonds for
me proper fulhlment OF the contract,
Tue United States reserves the right reject bids deemed
Proposals should be endorsed proposals. for Furnishing
Lieuienanf Colonel d. II. vINTON
Deputy Quartermaster General. United blstes Army.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
THIRD REGIMENT

1,flIRD REGIMENT -
RMpfRE BRIGADE.
Brgadier General ,. b. SPlNOLA.
twenty-five recruits wanted Immediately 10 BOIL up Gem
paw !. =
Recruits enstng In lhis coinrany will receive
800 bounty from The Jritod States.
$50 bounty from the state.
S25 bounty from h. city aud county.
SIS. one month"; ray in advance.
~ premium money. 80.
seJ will be sdyenccd upyn rssing muster
''''''''' car,a,n A. g. y. SMITH.
49, Lea.eaant JAMES Me2ESSA. 70 Bowsry.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

Ir. BowEEy MADAME wIDGER, CLMRyONANI
lOO AMI Sli ID Spansh taiy unveils w mystic, W
medicines for az dseRsss te' pisxy adaasis ptopiIu NJ
o. etneu, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

TJARRIs LIGHT CAvALRy-THTs REGIMENT IS
meeting with great in recruiting; not only in
numbers but in the remarkably fine or men joining Its
Long Island peculiarly sgving her cho est sons
and viii thus aid in putting powerful conaon this regi
ment alrady distinguished by s bold eas and splendid
drill Long Island can send skiliu as horsenen
to better field Of usefulness TIE recruits credteu in
al 10 tho town and county from which they oin
Ouce GOO broadway.
II ow TO HOSORABLY AVOID BEING DRAFTED
IL Enclose dne, aud three cent stamp for return
postage Al ress, without decay, II. Benty Co., Tarry
town. We1chcser county, N. X.
HAVE ENGAGED FOR MYSELF AND FRIENDS
substitutes than we shall and VIII assgn
reliable responsible party who willing 800
in advance aud Sl5O II he Is drafted first snbst
who has served FOR numbrr IN Europe, md
who viii dourtlcss b. accepted whom offered. Address K
box l. 1851 Post office, New York.