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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23
DISSOLUTION,

N, Office hereby given, that the firm of "Engel Dc
IL Byersdorer, consisting of the undersigned, is this
day by mutu al consent dissolved. The undersigned
Jacob Engel having purchased The interest of said By
ersdorfer in said concern he is authorized to settle all
accounts of the firm. JACOB ENGEL,
EMIL BYERSD0RFER.
Kenosha Sent 90h A n 1859 IS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23
II. II. TARBELL.

Verbum sap. saE.-Mr. Lines, who has ciosd
hssshop and is setlsng up his business as fast as
possible, has few words of interest to those cons
cerned
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23

The War Coming home ia oar own
the fortunes Of var have
been such that we have hardly realized its hor-
rors, Although some Wisconsin Regiments have
been nearly destroyed the blow has been light
on our immediate friends and relatives. Although
the gallant first and intrepid 18th have been a
long time in the field, they have escaped the dec
imation OF battles most remarkably The fortune
has been changed and in the late battle near
Perryville Kentucky, Kenosha has been heavily
visited. a.s
We publish in another place, quite full ac-
count of the battle of Perryvle and list Of the
killed and wounded of the First Wis: Regt. NJ ost
of the casualties OF Company E fell to the share
of Kenosha bays. which most of our readers Will
at once recognize. Among the slightly wo unded
we notice Corporal C. c.. McVean, formerly a
printer in this office and among the missing is d
| w. WooDwoRTH another printer who lad down
the stick and rule in office, for the musket
and for the dangers and privations of the camp
And he did that willingly and joyously for the
country he loved. He was the of our friend
Linus Woodwork of Brissol
| Amoug the wounded I'D w.,o has since died Of
! h w unds, is the name oi james Hafx insOn =
! This we understand Is Il mistake in the nslne
which should be Jas, Harkn who was the sol
of James Harkn of Pleasant Prairie. Many of
our friends and neighbors stricken, and we
all fell more painful realization of the horrors o.
this wicked war, and more invet crate hate Of
it's cause. We most deeply sympathze with oul
friends and readers who have felt the barbed ar
row of this affection in their own hearts anc
whose homes have been made desolato by the
cruel hand of this Shareholders against the
Union and the Constitution. Those who have
fallen, have died in glorious causeand will take
their place on the pages of history by the side o.
the heroes and martyrs of the revolution, who
pledged their property their lives and sacred hon
or to the cause Of human rights and free Govern
ment. The Present will avenge their untimel.
and violent fate and the Future will do justice
their fame and to their merit, victims of
most unholy, unprovoked and wicked rebellion
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23

The Soldiers Aid society. Forwarded tc
the Hospital at Corinth one OoA Containing
Bed Sacks oheete'
4 Dressing gown III Fiho"s.
pr. Drawers 10 Oa'eS'
2 Boftles Wine 3 Hair Cushions.
9 Shirts Dishes Jelly.
Cans Fruit.
Lot Of dried Fruit.
Lot of Lint and Bandages
The above was sent in the care of Mrs 1cDsi>
mot as she was going directly there
We hear through their surgeon thas our BOZ
forwarded Sept LIST to the FIRST Wis Cavalry ma
reached its destination safe and no doubt been
source of comfort and joy TO them
On Friday the 18th inst the Society Will meet
at the Residence of Mrs. d. b. Tears, and Il IL
earnestly hoped that goodly number will be
present.
We are greatful for the generous contribution
that was taken up at the Congregational Church
last Sabbath, which amounted to almost So doll
lars.
Mrs S. G. JOHNSON, Sec.
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Wnnf Money.

All who have unsettled accounts with Geo. D DS'"in
will please cali and settle, as have altogether ne"
system doing business, as you will see oy my
lis. a mt, and wish to have all accounts settled.
GEO. s. BALDWIN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23

Having sold TO A. B. ENMoSs my stock Of Books sta
tonery &c becomes necessary to request all person
indebted to me to call and settle their accounts Whou
delay. can be found until further notice at the Boo
Store.
Kenosha, Oct. 2, 1862, Il. Il. TARBELL.
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How TIE SOLDIERS VOTE.-The Davenport
Gazette of he 9th inst, gives the vote Of some
thirty regiments of Iowa Volunteers, which foots
up as follows;
Republican ----.-----------. - Ivy
Democratic --------------- -I'ooI
Republican majority .----- .--------- ,34S
There is probably full as great discrepancy
in the proportion of Republicans and Democrats
in the Wisconsin volunteers. Is it any won
der that the Democrats opposed the military
suffrage bill so violently, at the late session O.
the Legislature
The Gazette says:
The soldiers vote still comes in uniformly
one way. This shows, better than all the as
sertions that can be made from now till dooms
day, whichsparty furnished the soldiers. ~
add to-day the vote of several more regiments
including most of those who were engaged IL
the recent battles.
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Thursday Morning, Oct. 70, 1862
Ch:- ago & Milwaukee Railroad.
Kennaha. Rockford 6 Rock Island R. 3.

Kanosha accommodation train leaves Milwaukee 3'So'
. -ntwsS - x eposha 1850, p. N.
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Mrs. S. G. JOHNSON, Sec.
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
CITY fufrlyIusnca.

R-covfHy or Fus HU>pnEp laoossm Ocftsss Wcffs
SroilS BoNDs-on tho afternoon OF Wednesday 6th
instant, box containing sundry hopds and ccrit
0r stock valued at 500 900, belonging to Riggs
Co.. or No. SO Wall street, stolen from the panL Of
America. advertisement appeared 10 tho 'iyRAtp the
following morning. oneroe reward Of 81 20, Tor the r.
covery o the property cautioung dealers pubic
securities purchaae any Of the bouds. state aud
railroad bonds formed the bGk cf tho prsriy aud -
the numbers al advertised, none OF tn securities
we're offered sale The liberal reward oerel Cor lie
recovery of the box and contents pnt the cctif -
the ys,i tirs and finally Instrumental IN thrf DIS
cpvery The guchy policemen, MessIs. heiso anu Iah
ford succocdcd yesterday IN tracing the property tc the
possession of noted receiver and restoring u 80 The
rghtfu owners The details ef the manner in which the
detectives accomplished the task se suppressed iof the
esent for The purpose ot a'sriSy sers ns the
euds Of Justice
sum rAisnts--rhc Jcurneymea ship painters s,'~ck
yesterday morning for Lgher wageatwo dolass per day
TIE employers complied with tine demand at noon, and
The viii 20 70 work this morning at the Increased
" "A.
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observation-disclosures.

Mr.. Charlie. Ieiud. II the Metropolitan Hisi, Ii ampS
tho passenits IN The slcunls that sai's 10 day inr
California; lie goes out 10 aasst his nonses, iet il Ie
and tu iyrhh and the pcGao ntai lldei san hfai-
cisco which been erected by NY. bonohue n tho
pfuceiy met, hauis of that city. w,ih view Of having
% The cl!t og the iaclc hete UNSURPASSED py ay IN
tue Atlantic rilies. h such iotel the Isaf d.
~ ulsnage It It should bo q perfect succsss.
Governor Votes, % iiiuots ana Governor randall q
WisCansG hfs stop "e ,r the 81 Nchoas intci. u I
auppnsed these ecu have visited New York fpr the
purpose OF holGip4 consultation With Majnr coaer1!
John G.. tteno ont.
TburIow Weed has rcturncd ~ Albany.
LORD Lyons TIE tngi2h Minister, "a still stopping ni
the H. o. House lie has received large number O
dstiraai, shed visitors his arrival saturday
lila lord h paid ecu. scott very ioogthy visit yostg
day aieF Fuouu
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prsoners Including the leader Of tho charge. largo
number ef tho enemy killed and wounded. most of
VIII 10 hands Our loss In this Charge about
half dozen wounded one has died from the effects
OF a fearful sabre cut In the head Col Davis had his
horse shot
While this brilliant airy encounter taking place
The right, Col Greeg with the Elhth Pennsylvania
and Capt Sanders. with the sixth regulars brisk
engaged with the enemy Tho left and t0l. FarnswuYth
with the Eighth Illinois charged down the Warrcnlon
road ON body of tbo cavalry beyond but when he had
proceeded few hundred yards bis mmaad brought
to halt by the road beng barrcaded The rebels
TONED behind opened ire ana skmsh ens-ed during
which few OF his mon wounded The Third In,
diana then went dowu the road the right, under
shaip aliliery hre while Colonel Davis worked around
on the other side OF this belt Of woods rebel force
drawn up at the base Of picturesque elevation Gated
oventop Mountain then moved oa and alter little more
slirbt skirmishirg the enemy fed hot haste toward
Chester Gap, in the mountain.
Among the frsoneis 10y Colonel Gregg tho left
wa Lieutenant rafero, kduiant OF ibe Ninth Virginia
regiment personal friend of the Colonel and several
other officers He severely wounded IN both Lgs,
Que ~ which nas been anlputated
Immediately after these brilliant encounters Generai
Pleasanton pushed body or cavalry down to sandy
10 X near the mouth of the gap and ascertained thai
stuart passed down to either Flint Hill Warrchtpn
-Four guns euporei by infantry were found IN position
in The gap.
II also ascerained that Iongstrcet with his corrs
passed Flint ll on Thursday last his way " Cuep
ief and that of the Hills, with his command, To
have raised TO day from Front Royal. but did not aass
General Ayerill mad light skirmsh With tho onemy
during the afternoon al Manassas Gap
Onr airy IL again on the advance.
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NInEr rAcd.

EARpRs r. NAN On sunday. NOyernbsr q,
by the Rev Dr. Archer " tntokfyn, Mr. CHAupr Car
70 Miss FjNoRA MAScHEoEs both OF this city.
HAffss-~SuJIIv AN--tin sunday, ortnber ~, At the
Transit snratol church. by tho cv Father Preannr Mr.
Geosoe HAy OF hingstown county dublin. Ireland. -
81. : JuiJA SuLtIy An, of TINS uty
Dub lin pa ers please copy.
AKNl--,irfiSu.--At Harlem. on Wednesday, svcnng,
Uct.b@ 10 1T tho residence Of Lhs brides Ihrunts by
tie cv. !. y. Lord. ~ d. -ergesn. n. Au6l MaiIi
Company +, ~ ia Metropolitan relmenk u Misa kLs
Daughter oi (trr' r'topher Guiing, tbq
Baltimore papers please copy.
MiioAS S-GxDpiS4-On Friday evening. November 7,
by the Row A I. BottsfCrd, Mr. WILLIAM MiulaAA u
Msa AGNES CgDpss, only daughe NJ Mr. james tedtes.
Seventy first street and fifth avenue.
WAgp--.l.UNsrss = On Monday, Novcnbor 10, by tho
Rev. Thomas VI. Peters iHsxy q. WARD iau Of shang
hae, China 70 Miss GEuxaIASA ~ BUSsss, of this city
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attend Inv funeral. lh@ (Tucsdsy) Afternoon a. tsys
o'C.0a ak from 81 THIRD s-reot
Psrrss At It, lrks's fiospisl on Monday November
10 JoHs PsrSts native ot Germany, ~ typDB fe1oS.
The friends respectfully invited g. attend he fuas.
raj, from - Lnke's sptd, As (ruestayl s'te noon,
at one clock. Tho remlas vii be taken 20 ths Luhs-
rae cemetery
Eoavsps On Monday. November 10, a. ths Cnlon
Plroe Hotel sos's N, dmgber n The late Robin
son.
The lrionda OF the family respcc fy invited /,
ep the tuAof., toS - Aiaghs Ghu oh feuth slfe5s
one o clock.
sIouvsSRi--on norday November TO- altar a inner
ard days
rho relatives r,ends 4 tho ,mly arc rcspe,tseny
invited " attend h .nes from nis late residence 20
GI West Twenty eighth stteat 81 Ned sda u morn "a
zen O'Clock Tho enau@ .i be oonye, 10 Greenwood
Com6sery for ntcrinont
',rEsa AT pnaaac, " J., IN Monday November io NJ
drop@y, DuRssr Y. SirEs aged 30 yena.
The funer Will Take place Wednesday agern on a.
o'clock from his late residence and two O'Clock
from the Detch Reformed cs.rcb al Paao Trains leave
New York ~ quarter past ecyen O'Clock a. a,d alta
quarter st twelve O'Clock r. NJ, from nnt ~ Chamhrrs
street Returning leave lssaic at Ten .inutea ,as four
O'Clock y H.
gnoplF,N.-- On Sunday aflsrooon November o. GEnnss
J. = THOMPSON, IA the 44tb year of hts age.
'he relatives and friends OF the family are resnectuiy
invited. sthon further notice, 60 attend the funeral,
from thc residence ol his fathornlaw. John Mortimer,
,r 2as gf,h avenue, this truesdayl altornoon, at half
past Two O'Clock
Isi,satT Toop.-On sunday, October TO- on board ,Ls
gaunoat Judge Iorrenee. on Helena Arkasas JAMS H.
tAnEawooD, o KiddermiRstsr England,
WSoNgw On Monday November 10. BEsJAAIs Wsos-
orr, in the 60th wear NJ lns are
Tho relatives ana friends tho family invited 10
atLend tho funeral this (Taceday) afternoon, ~
o'rl1ck from Tho Methodist Episcopal church. r1est
atreet, corner OF Lafayette, In, okiyn.
We,slE.--oD Mond y Novcnber TO- Luiaa wnRr,, u
tive ol Germany, agal 66 years nsontlls and days.
The ..lo1ds ald uaINR,ntlaccs d tho family
speCtfty invttN 10 pttepd the funeral from her osy
daughters lste residence l5S West iorteth street, this
(lealay) Afternoon 40 ono o'oDck The remains win bs
taken 10 the Lutheran Ccunetsry for ntorment
wATsos.-st dicnig. on HnDday. November 0, Of dip.
thera, AanHs dAiH1m WATSON, beloved daughter ~
@s.c"n and aizabeth Watson, Hgod years 10 month";
and d,y,
The friends aud acquaintance of the family respect.
fully invited attend tbs fane-sl from tho residoooe o
her aTents 4a sixth sysauo this (Tucaday) afeiDooa
IT. one ooifck.
GIasg,w and Hamilton (scoand) papers rieaSs copy.
WHDoS--ID Brooklyn, on Monday, November 10,
france LOUISA, daughter n William md Harriet A. Wat
don aged 6 years. months and 15 days
Tbs feIsvos aud M cnda Of tho family cstuliy
invited to atepd tho funeral from AIS Carlton avcnmn,
corner OF Dsk'b, on Wednesday afternoon without for
thsr notns.
Albany paHers please oopy.
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Cour, C.Irndar--This Dsy.

S,rRKxE CouKi-r -riRuurr.-part Nos. 3iIi, 3i9a,
NOT 1909 2e9I i65, ai67 ai73 3l75 7T, 3t79, 3iSi
sls7. 3iso aio3. 3l5I s2ol 3so5. SsoT, 5000 Part .
Nos. a02i 2o40 20s S.,s 33ai 3e9t 3702, $40, 2l,
2l3s 3II4 31I6, 3TS 3T2o. 3I22. !2i 1928 $780, 373t
3si0.
srIfJuoR Corry.--part t--Nos. AT 9sT 1861, 2i'i
ar3I 2seh, 2sag, pose 9,5 2sSI 2a53 eh5 1851 2ahD
2gGl. Part 2Nos 20a6. 1856, Sol. ESQ 1850 p5s, 1ss
2554. 255G, 2s6S, 2js0. 2562
COMMON rirAs.--rart lNie. 1881, tIa6, iloa. 1924
ts2s 1885, i62a g:I $50 If24, 70I 10 D2 1924 ii26.
Far, 2-<.s 4so, ha la0j. 1851, 1896. Ihz io3l ta,2
i.s: 1884, 1888, i5a6. 1857 1853, 1859.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

TIE Cnnsrd mad steamship Arabia, Captain stone, will
leave Bos,on ON Wednesday for Liyerioo,
Tho malls for Eurore viii csse In this city this after
moot a quarter past and a, halt pss, nse ockck.
10 ~ by railroad.
Single copses wepyers ready Or mailing, six cents
sampson low. son Co., ~ Iudgste Hil, i"ndsu Eng
land WI receive subscriptions and aivertsenients Tor
lie NV YoRK HERALD.
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EhgcrnIs5TyI,, TyI,,.o,,, ,,.corye,ys

~ mbNpEHFul4 Di~'o.
AND 9aDbRFuL RESULTS
In annogn@ns to ihe pue'o e,s'yery ~ lnaa'cb con
proper few PREDATORY rc.nars q prepare tie usd
credible for beIs, i ( WI Known hs, iGs nlas
H. ~ - oss & = & y, az ~ ~ i"s sng Il " t,,,a,
sno. ha eHGa e. e s1 l., :, ~ a,s ns 81. n
tS"e n ~ hone H. ;as sbaaid ,,nrrcs livery n.
nrer ~ TIA, The ery bun,bas not srura,,
and q taa's snd forn co.rre conoiuaos ~ 's
wo n,ysetipus agent Ectaas. bat ht1c
know" 'i' ''e 're'r'Issr'' s,:' ri:AsKrss z.
vhh proved i,s ienat vh .ha, syi ved by ne nsn ~
proof ldeo,t, f,ed ooscrrity sna ed q
nre aud property. This dsoover, orensd new 90
eis.% a sne sd ns,sd % o. y osr ~ sf ay
and man shi prot ction even from s ney dar NV.
Ing having sse slroas sinn'sy for cersin s,
could he made 20 traverse wire Tor ues nnd make sn9~s
"'''''''' - rRov, xoRsE
to M investigation snbJrot ami iu,iau-
o,s,nian.e 9ith u. n.,rr, ana ,raetat,l -.
foand i .a. ss orssas Of .,aerh Se-pondas b. fsar
an. . aa.e 70 ss e y ~ & u II s@s ss .ns y
this - We sa nsd M AN r. H.. @ ss e.
,hes ssss ..neeo@ = equally s.rp"s :. 1, ,s r. - so.
srcsr from The .se,l In ee b"r, AMI ~ I. ius s:..-
-s 1-lrf LgTSis %s' q hero efsss ss r. sa..
shove isatd % la conferred n,a beuesis atoa
S nS"s s.tss !" r e % .ss, .s os
frl,, of djsssed humanity Undr ts magic toSrrs me
r. T."s. . q a ore % hs ss:sa arr ned rd
s". s.. sn ss sn' .s. s s a ws r %
res resx the brcore stong xnd every l,t ~ -
human organism nsgorsied ard borkh, nsp e"ctr a
harmony ..
wuuld dsstevy hr nrh ns4lS
Ia sectrir~i science disccvrty whereby e r:- oo-"st-
chronic msladirs he stsel, SUD ricsisfy
cradicsted from this human syssam BY means ot M ,r"
agent elecfrty. This dtscovey not a<d s - io.A -.
,beogy aiooe no, the r-sh os random ss rin 4 ~.
" t~ p,o<uot seNry twelve wears sudy esutahA
aud ntplt all mod6csons Of recSirity fron
the nductse current 70 tho lnsnsa HGvsnir '"Tsae ~
ing lie human systm mia'fs isSsn~ sna -
other eIirsneou- msi.ev
a M. ,ernspentiy located No. ., Bond street, Mo-
YORK and slrs OF tho Diseased o. body 49,
mind 4, M especially given mp lnours,s oy mefns
sri IN his succr s.fu rarfhoI OF car ng dt-ea~a-
Tie n ese- might " he really such cnsef Ia
reply, he would he has cn,ef cirns and irnrr.
pl.dges himself jut suuh lie Would urtir
tha he 10 daily curing class oi dls"a- thsi h"seI ",
All ages rssted the ~s -dcsl y al ard remedial sgrosIs
such has heen his Ia curing obstinate ma
ladies' thar ec,srai diagnosis NJ MI ar net
,erstpg ph Vet rsrd, by addressing Dr.. o. < CHAM
erln, No 10 Boud street, New vork-
Consolation FREE.
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Captures Of Kebeis--s sc pcditions Asai ms,
the GuerilIas, Sxc., sc.

the NuchhInS, sScs, cf.
LoUIsvnIs. Nov. 10, 1862
Upwards Of two hundred rebels including rebel cti
who had returned from their southern excursion
brought In from Frankfort night also
Of Morgns men, captured Gallstn. Colonel nders
D. Bruce, commandan al Bowling Green arrived lhis
evening. IL ~ understood no has independent COM
misson and several regiments and battery with vhsh
hi proposes 70 expei the guess the southern pas
OF tho state.
Captain Ripper, ~ tho Fourth Indiana cavary, -
scon.ing expedition near Hobbardsyilc, broke up .
troublesome band OF guer,as capturing Gye prlso0Sys
and several horses and arms,
Robert j. Ward, Of Louisville lied recently aDs.As
ATkilsaS
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Military AHA frs in New York.
MORK CAVALRY WANTED.

MoRK cAyALRY WANTED.
The Secretary Of War bavlng Authorized Colonel eimnn
r. Nix. Of the Third New York cavalry 10 rsise aadi
onal regiment Of cavalry the state OF New York,
for three years during the and the autho
ri1stion wing received the Of his Exceen cy
Governor Morgan, the work Of organizing and recrGlns
said regiment will be immediately commenced. The
General F0ste commanding the Department of North
Carolina lhe regiment u he rassd is intended for
vice in the medeparment the regiment viii be com
posed of tvs We companies OF the hundred mrn carh
Auhori2atio TO raise companies ~i be granted "a con-
pcteot pers0 application 70 Major George W. Lewis
Congress ALL in the city Of Albany dnring The pseseut
wc0k.
KECR, TING FOR THE sRCoTD REGIMENT.
kp,roR HxuArp.
HEApQUARrrRs 6yooNn RiuIsfsr ARacRr,
NV NOgr, Nov, H. 1862.
The announcement Ia your isste oi Monday thai l.eut
Dempsey recruiting fnr the Sixth regiment Ce'o1e
Thomas NJ Red G. Legion. entirely without 70
dAon have this time heci connected IN any
With tie Sixth regiment, Corrosan Legou Ny ser
vices belong exclusively reirentSccond N W
York State M,,s Eight, second New Yora Volunteers Cot
Hudson JOHN W. bEhFSFf
rrst Lieutenant Second Regiment New York ai,is
Eighty .seroad N.w ycfk Volunteers
~ EDITOR or
HrADoyAp fERs, SkcoSb DURytt IobAis,
. LAFhrtTIk Hall, NO y 1862, )
noticed sn g. days iasnc paragraph ia witch n Is state
attarhnt Ut lad been issued aUsns Colonel HUI. az
committed u this By tesndng the first with Tho
\, feenert Daryee Iouavts. oct the colonel
Of tho Fifth reg neuL hu Of Tho Que urndred an bttS
tfth regiment Secoud Dniyce Zousyrs stationed
Island Colonel Hsisn, Duryrs is the conn anns
officer ot the r N. H. ~. NUi4L,
Colonel Que Hundred and sxtydf Regimen. Nm w.
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The Reco noissances of Generals Double
day and Eayard.
.AsGUyBES on TIE OPPOSING ARMIES.
General PlcasantOn Pushing tile
Advance.
MaeHFlcEsr CAVALRY ENCOUNTERS.
Brilliant Charge Of North Carolina Regiment
Repulsed by the Eighth New York,
40. &c, ne.
eArsirs ns warrcnton and ON the she.
nn nndonh.

nnndOnh.
wAHREsroS, Va, Nov. 0, 1862
No npo.tan, movement OF the army at this point has
etskoo pace since the occupation the Thursday
II necessary await the repair Of the railroad 70
th point which 10 receive supplies This has been
iiSed forward 20 hourly for the past twenty four hours
The Geographic communication Is at Gainesville,
evolve niles.
Our reports from the front Indicate no important
charge nrthor than the rebel army is still con-
tnuing its retreat toward GoSdonsvil'o
The rebc demonstrations last evening on tho line of
tho Rapra shamrock, from which II was supposed
that stand would there be madc 10 dispate cur
further advance proved 10 be nohing beyond tho cover
.lg of their retreat From various Of rebel
character daily becomes evident that no inpor
stand viii be made this side OF Gordonsvile, and
probably not this side III Richmond.
rcco-no ssance was made yesterday morning by q
Joilon OF General Doubcdays division, which crossed
she Waterloo. ard EXPLORED the country for FIVE
miles beyond tho river encountering the enemy In small
force routing them and capturing two cannon and sevs
frai prisoners.
6sners Bayard yesterday passed through Yestesyile
ght mile south OF Rapahannock station, and at dusk
reached the river. His approach not noticed by
ths rebels. who discovered this oppcsite bank
1hsy had one regiment OF infantry Two " cavalry and
artillery. Bayard succeeded in gct.ing two pieces of
artillery position without attracting the snemy's noice,
with which he opened upon thtm scattering iben m ov.
cry direction, and causing them fall back precils,cy.
cen liellan and staff, we'll as Gen Harrsdc aud
Hen Sumner arrived here yesterday st whc, cir
ouinsisEce created much enhusasm among the iroops.
ae latter received by tho oi his old connand
with demonstrations Of the warnnest welcome.
part OF Gen DErnside's reached Ibis plain on
Friday evening.
Gen. Mcclellan has spent the time since his arrival
with Gen burnside
Geneca Scnner is 10 bo Given the commando OF two
These arc not yet esienaied
waile IN conversation with " officers ycstsr.
day Piily Smith made the remark that
battls would prove final in the present This
the rebels fceafd cstabilhed fact.
Lieutenant Colone blnInt. Acting Assistant Adjaant
General g. General Longsrcet. together Win two :.
eaants AID OF tho rehe army captured on
Friday the Rap. haeccS river by General Dayard
Il aeeua 0m The rebel Co ones account, chat the
tickets o. his army cjoyng The caecS Of lttia
vbshey and. q tcst tho Vigilance, Colonel Bount ap
pUiched ihe picket Inc incos, accepted the invitation
.'smile with the piCkols, and passed uninterrupted
ic Ines. Before be enabled 10 hi.
steps, aId before hewas OF the eay the nster
assuming ho ound himself the unwilling gucs. ot
TIC ig!laa, Baysrd
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY NOVEMBER H. 1862

0.nciaf Drawings OF Murray. Eddy &
Co's Kentucky snd Missouri State Lotteries
AnsTuoEY. BxrRA CLAss bSJ--N0senber 10. t8cs
s., l3, -, a., H. =, 6f, 49, ~ = ~. z2.
KENTUCKY GLASS b,i--Soscuber 40, i8os
SS. 81. 40. b1 os, -, 80. IL. ~. 20, 8, ~ ~.
circsrs sDs fra of chsrss by sddrcssing ei.her.o
MUskAy EvDY q co.,
Coyfsgt Ky. or sL Louis. NO