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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

Many Of the principal men in and around Nash
vile have been arrested by Andy johnson to be
tried for treason He has ordered the directors Of
the State Bank at Nashville, who gave up the assets
to the Confederate leaders, that they must return
every cent which belonged to the State.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The papers contain proclamation from Gen.
Hunter, the Yankee commander in Georgia, South
Carolina and Florida, in which he emancipates the
slaves in those States, declaring that martial law
and slavery are incompatible. This is another de-
xelonement Of this wicked war. - 81
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

Suffolk is believed to be occupied with Yankee
troops The impression appears to prevail in Vir-
ginia that Burnside will move his troops to that
point and join the forces from Old Point to move
pnon Petersburg and Richmond
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

SALr.-Wagons are passing through this place
daily says the Salem Press. their way to the Vir
gina Salt Works. One of the wagoners informed
us he paid one dollar per bushel, and was only
allowed at the rates Of ten bushels 600 lbs) for
two-horse wagon.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The people Of Baltimore are represented as being
still devoted to the Southern cause. Though down
trodden, they still hope for better day.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

LouIsynLE-Late adyices from Louisville say
that great reaction is going in that city, and
that the people are ready to revolt in large numbers
if they only had arms. The Federal force in Ken
tucky. we also learn, is very SMALL =
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

Gen. Floyd has been appointed BY the Legislature
Major General of the Virginia forces, with authority
to raise 90 900 for the defence of Western Vr-
rinia
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The wealthy cotton merchants of New Orleans
have issued circular to the cotton planters urging
them to destroy their cotton rather than send it to
that City, for the purpose encouraging the revival
of trade with Europe through the agency Of the
Yankees
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

Abraham Lincoln has been on 3 visit to Old Point
and Norfolk. At the former place he was welcomed,
but his reception at Norfolk on the part Of the cti-
sens was decidedly cool.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

A Yankee correspondent to the Northern papers
says, that Elizabeth River near Norfolk, is Of a
brownish color from the quantity of tobacco sunk
in the river. Why will the Yankees lie so?
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The Charleston Mercury says that the little ice
in that City has been forbidden to be sold by the
military authorities for the purpose Of keeping it
for the soldiers. A good idea.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

William T. .Smithson, the Washington City
banker, whom the Yankees threatened to hang in
retaliation for the punishment of Webster the spy,
has been released from Fort Lafayette.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

Gov. Baylor Of Arizona speaks encouragingly of
the Confederate cause in that terrtor" he calls 1t
q splendid country.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The Cncinnatta Gazette says the muster rolls of
Gen. Halleck's army in front of Gen. Beauregard is
100000 effective men, but thinks it cannot be SO
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The Columbia Is. O. Guardian speaks of wagon
loads of bacon and salt passing through the streets
of that place, and hopes that it will fall into the
hands of those who will supply the community at
fair prices Vain hope
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28
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EDIroR AND PRoPRIEToR. ~ =.

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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The Yankees are said to have two regiments Of
negroes formed and drilled in Washington City, and
o'e at Charlestown, Va. Similar attempts are said
to have been made at Port Royal and other places,
but failed. ~
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

EXEMPTIONS FROM THE CoNscRIPTloN LAw.-The
Executive Council Of this State has adopted and
published resolution, constituting the Conscription
Act of Congress as exempting from Conscription
all persons at the time legally exempt by the laws of
the State, including, in South Carolina, the exemp
tions made by the Convention, and those made by
the Governor and Council by authority Of the Con-
yention, and those made by the Legislature and
retained by the Council the Governor and Council
holding that the Exemption Act Of Congress does
not repeal the Conscription Act but is concurrent
with the existing laws Of the State.-Charleston
Mercurv
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

IT will he seen from our columns that Col Nor.
gan and his rangers are still playing havoc with the
enemY.S
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The owners Of cotton along the Mississippi, are
generally burning it to keep it from falling into the
hands of the enemy. .c7E
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

TIE WHrAr CRop.-Ws are grati6ed to see from
every quarter encouraging accounts OF the prom's-
ing appearance Of the Wheat crop; ltsppsars that
a Greater quantity of land has been sowed In
usual. and. as said by the Western CaroliniaE i
oldest, inhabitant is ignorant Of more prqes3ae
yield.-Hilk. Recorder. "
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28
Edward Stanly.

A week or two ago we expressed a disbelief of
the runor, that Edward Stanly, of California, had
been appointed by Lincoln Provisional Governor
of North Carolina, and that he had accepted the
appointment We gave our reasons for disbelev-
ing it. We have since seen letter which purports
to have been written by Gen. Burnside, and pub
lished in the Yankee paper at Newbern, which as.
serts the fact and the following extract from the
New York Herald of the 18th inst, if any reliance
can be placed in that paper, confirms it.:
"The Hon. Edward Stanly, prominent citizen
of North. Carolina, who was formerly member of
Congress from the Newbern district, and was pre-
viously Speaker of the North Carolina Legislature
and Attorney General of that, State, returned from
California on the Champion yesterday, and will soon
proceed to occupy the new position assigned to him
as Provisional Governor of North Carolina"
We confess that are surprised at this, although
there is no reason to be surprised at anything now
a-days. Mr.. Stanly's afiation with black Republi-
cansm in California, it is we'll known had lost him
his popularity in Eastern North Carolina, and Mr. S.
knew this to be SO; but that he should come back
to his native State as an officer of Lincoln, in his
wicked attempt to su6jugate our people, was what
we were not prepared to believe of any man of Mr..
Stan!y's previous character and position.
PERSONAL CONTROVERSY we inserted the
short article signed GA Conscript" week or two
ago, had no idea of opening the door to bitter
personal controversy in our columns. Our readers
are not interested in this matter, except in the
County Of Johnston, and many Of those no doubt
prefer its dscontinuance Our friends, the parties
in the matter must therefore Submit to our deci-
sion to stop it. If Mr. Sanders desires to make .
rejoinder he entitled to it and will publish it
but beyond that, if it be continued, which We should
regret, it must be through some other channel
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

Lincoln has announced BY proclamation that on
the 1st of June next the ports of Beaufort, N c.,
Port Royal, S. c., and New Orleans vii! be open to
the commerce of the world. What amount of COM
merce does he suppose they can furnish?
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The occurrence at Charleston of the stealing Of
the Steamer Planter in broad daylight, is one Of
the most shameful events Of this war The truth is
that this war has been rather misunderstood. Off.
GERS seem to have thought it nice frolc, and the
wearing of uniform a gay old thing" without q
due regard to the deep responsibilities involved
We doubt much judging from the number Of officers
uniforms visible about every town, whether as rule
the officers in any branch Of the Confederate service
devote themselves sufficiently to giving personal at.
tention to their commaDds -WiL Journal.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

The magnanimity of den. Beauregard we hear,
prompted him to tender to Gen. Price any pcsi:
ton in the coming battle at Cornh which he would
indicate. Gen. Price replied to this maenanimous
tender from the commander in-chief that if left to
himself he would take the position Of .'danger,,'
wherenpon he was assigned the front position and
allowed to lead off in the fight We know not
which most to commend-the magnanimlty OF Gen'
Beanregard or the cool aad brave daring OF zen.
PRICE, We hope they both will win fame tor them
selves and victory for their country None VAL be
more reeiced than Surs saansS saaS % '0'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-05-28

4 Mississippian is very much irritated At the
"scrips." He says that the first plague that came
upon him was the county scrip, then the railroad
scrip and nov, 70 cap the climax here com comes .as
sc,ipt. and offered some Of the county or railroad
scrip to get out of the conscript scrape.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Parade OF the National Guard.
GENERAL UhDER-NO. :. .

GENEKAL AhpEk--Np. -.
HEADouARfiR SEVENTH REGIMENT n I. = M
NATIONAL GUARD, NEw YORK, oct 10, lso2.
This regiment viii parade for inspection ana review
on Wednesday, 2eth instant, in full fatigue, Win haver-
sack, knapsack aud. teen, oyereoat rolled army
style) and strapped upon the knasacS, the blanket
folded under the hap.
Regimental line viii be formed on Aaayete Iiace az
one O'Clock T. NJ Field and stai will report 10 the
Coione az his quarters quarter TO one clock p NJ
ExpuI sioSs.--William G. Phirs Company d Eeenezer
r johnson Company II; w. L. Woodruff, Company H.
Lieutenant Colonel Price is directed 10 hold court
martial for the trial Of dein uerts before the 1st
o December causing the necessary orders and in
tion 10 be previously issued. BY order Of
Colonel MARSHALL. LEFFERrS.
GEO. W. SMITH, Adjutant.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
rcrsonng MILITARY TnteIIirence,

Lieutenant Colonel Locke, Assistant AljutaRt Gene al
on General Porter st, t iilc field iog his home ~ ne
Sth inst., to gone weeks. Ills unremlttng ateu-
tin to his duties has compelled him to take te,
with viea 70 fcclperAtehl- exhausted nesges.
General Briggs who has been assigned to brigade in
Geaoya IL rrey s division, promises 70 be apopuiar
well ccient olceT lie is Of eX Governor Briggs
and cnte ca the a!tu Of one Of the three nonths
Massachusetts, regime T.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
The Scotia Or Cape Race.

ST. JOINS, n. f., Oct. 13, 1862.
Tie weather, which fine Saturday afternoon,
changed night TO tremendous no thcast gale accom-
panied by and iog. nc Scotia, outward bound did
not, consel lueutly, call or Cas Race.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Naedfu, Articles Required i'm Army Hos
pftais.
APPEAL TO CHARITABLE LADIES OF NEw YORK.
qo THr rpTl,lR or rpK HERALD.

APPEA NEW IVfNs
10 EDncR or rnE HERALD.
CAMP or TIE SIXTY. SECOND n. Y. s. INFANTRY,
NEAR TOWNSVILLE, Nd. Oct. 10, 1862, }
Will you grant me as favor, space in your columns
20 ass The ladies' OF New York city who are chartaby in
oned to supply us with few those articles which
Absolutely necessary for the o. our reementa hospital
as our supplies are entirely exhausted and the Sanitary
Commission have not generous their gifts 10
us conung their charitable abors entirely t. the large
otis ospitas viii here montOn few Of the articles
most practical and beneficial IN camp or Led-Shirts,
socks drawers towels, old lnen olles milk pickles
wines sheets and pillows A few Of these articles for
varded Is tbs regiment early possible Will add to
the comfort ot our brave boys.
Address Hospital Department, Sxty-second regiment
Now York state infantry Anderson Xouaves).P
r S.-Oar Pennsylvania brethren constantly IN re
cept Of such supplies from the various cities IN ther
state.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

Hc2EoTAruo CoIIEGr-lhe introductory lecture Of the
session o. 1923 Of tho New r Homeopathic Medical
College VIII be a. eFed hy Professor s. r. Kirby at tile
colee corner Of lNentioth street and Third avenue,
this evening AZ eight O'Clock
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
The Nlnils per The E uropa.

boston, Oct Ii lSo2
Tho mails per the ste nshr ropa for Liverpool via
Halifax, will close at nine o'clock tomorrow (Welnes
day. morning, but she Will not SAL until about eleven
O'Clock
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
ExPREssEs..- s.

A BCRNHAN's FURNITURE EXPRESS Ayp pAcr
"A. ihg ksiabshmsni. ~ West Eleventh slreet befs,
kfR a9d Htxth avenues -LnrNrte boxed ana shppsd 4
~ srs oi he world. Coyrei wagons fi remov ua f1rn,
ufmlaAea lrSR M nalaAE DO 80 Jzrls w ~ asN
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
MILLINERY, &C.

MILLlNEHR, &C.
5. ->-~y-y~ ~
pRooKLYN, NO. ItQ ATLANTIC sTREET.-MADANE
ID PEAUCELLIER WEIDENBACH having lust returned
from Paris begs leave 10 inform her the ladies'
OF Brooklyn that she will open her winter style OF Millinery
Goods on Thursday, October l6.
MADAME NoURIT, NO. SO BLEECKER STREET
M NEAR BROADWAY,
Respectfully informs the ladies' New York that she has
lately returned from France with large and beautiful
WINTER BoSNErs AND HEAD DRESSES.
selected by herself.
MRS 4. s. KILLER, FORMERLY OF 6s3 BROAD.
M way wishes to inform her old customers the ladies'
Of New York that she is associated with Mrs. Nc.
Keague and respectfully calls their attention their splen.
did assortment OF Paris Millinery which open for
inspection MRS. n. s. HITLER.
No. 3 Amity street, near Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs.


HORP0RATI0N NUTICE.-TIiE SPECIAL COMMIT.
~ tee appointed by the Board OF Aldermen the purpose
OF investigating the proposed transfer OF the right
facture aud supply 70 the inhabitants of this city,
the New York and Manhattan Gas Companies the cor.
porate authorities OF the city Of New YORK viii IN
room NJ y Cy Hall 9p TUESDAY, the iah Instant,
Apcrsons Interested In the proposed transfer all who
have been aggreved who have suffered from tho
oily at present oyed by the above named
are eluy requested TO be present at the above named
time and place.
gentcmen In the OF with OF
eicitng such Information will assist them arriving OF
satisfactory conclusion In the promises.
TERENCE FARLEY c...,.,
WILLIAM WALSH, cpr.a. Spsv,..a.
JOHN X. BRADY. )oo"'"Ne'
TvHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
Board q Aldsrqep for the purpose q nyessAsns sn
ply the inhsbans Of thi: city from the SSor,ss Msw ros.
Of q New York will NEE, n room Ne cy M hs per
n the above ana ~ a. onouov
enjoyed By the above named gas hs agor ~
me AMI place The commitice also respeeu,s feY CO.
thr attention OF Gentlemen yersed IN he o gas
Win view Of ecing such ~ - q, NV w ans 'o
TERENcE FARLEY, S., ca.u.,,,..
WA: WALSH. (Sreo~.onmN'se'
JOHN v. bNAps,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
E(Y JAMES NJ MILLER
- On til HURSDAY. Oct. 10, at l2h O'Clock p. NJ,
At 65 Pine street,
Will be sold for account Of whom ii may concern,
0S bales dark blue Shoddy.
(yHARTER OAK LODGE NO. 2s9, r. &AM.-THE MEM
~ bers OF this lodge earnestly requested 10 be pnnc-
ua IN their attendance regular communieiton
IN o2h1s room, ODD Fellows Hail, Wednesday evening"
oct ~ ieoe as business oil tlc utmost importance VIII pc
sired By orderof VIM @. FECkuAM, NJ
VIZ. h. SMEiToN, Sec.
(lK0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. OCT. 10. 1867
~ unpaid Water Renis-Notice 10 hereby given that a
imrher penalty OF len cent viii be added 10 al unpaid
water Rents on the first o! November nexL
NM O. RHODES Water Registrar.
3fSGINEERS' NOIICE.-A MEETING or THE l.RAc-
~ M Eneinccis' Society Of the city OF New York viii be
head NJ lSf Bowery Thursday eyen Oct l6 71 O'Clock
Engneets are invited 20 attend. aa@
JOHN Il. ROCKWELL President
JoHa w. HARSErT, Secretary
HEADQUARTERS, FIRST CALIFORNIA, THIRTY
I Il M NJ M
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

r 0ST-oN MONDAY NiGUT ABOUT EIGHT
~ O'Clock, in ~, meth str et. Faah
between Seventeenth snd Tweaty-Ars ees, Fourth
avenue. ia ond Ring, stosa valued pal ticilary
account u the sso la touec.ed il. The
viii be well rded cay ns u East Twepts lrs
Rlrert -
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

+ OsT-A W.LLET CONTAINING THREE PAPERS
IL ana staip. Mtuevor Viii rrfurn 1t 10 Henry Water
mann corner Merton and Greenwich Streets will re
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
BILLIARDS..

puLlARDs-A RARE CHANCE FOR SALE, THE
Lease cf good Billiard Business ia one IN the araest
prouehfsres 10 New York Address o. station A. spring
Vffset '''Nf''e
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

TosT-oCToBER IL, SAIL BOAT, CAT RIGGED.
- abont 70 ict ION ana 10 oct BEAM raintel plumb
csor, with yellow dcrk, Mary Greenwood ANY in
formation will be received by Ueur Smedley Penny Erie
who viii pa a suitable reward who VIII return
her. HENRY SMEDLEY
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
LOST AID EOuND.

NHiLD L0sT-A CIR. ABouT FIVE YEARS OF
~ a1e, lett her home last Mnday mornin at clo k
her drcsS Is blue velvet ap, brown jacket and od
earrings which lost its lower Her hair
dark brown, black; very friendly laoAing Her
Louisa kek Any IL form on her whereabou win lie
thanknly rci at ~ Fas, Fity-thrd eet between
Le4tng;U N aud Fourth npes.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

II osT-A BLACK AND BROWN SCOTCH TERRIER
IL Slut; answers 70 the nane Of Quick. The finder via be
handst Is reward - ret rning icr j. O. ~ Canter.
bnry taac, c-75a Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

Il OST-oN THURSDAY LAST, AT THE DEPOT O.
IL the HUDSON RIVER Railroad ia Chambers street
small Package. consisEE Of two Pamphlets, and a smal
Box, containing gold Medal presented me Dy the Rut
gers Female Instiste. vii pay liberal reward 1t
return, al No. Q Wall street JOSEPH HOME.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
rHn TURF.
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.
il THREE GREAT RACES
BETWEEN
GENERAL BUTLER
ROCKINGHAM
$1,000 EACH RACE,

FRIDAY OCTOBER II. "a and 81.
The above named horses will trot the first 10 wagon tue
second in harness. the third under saddle mile heats
ID MACE names blk. G. GENERAL BUTLER.
w. DOBLE names G. &. kQCklNGHAM -
The contests OF the except the splendid race IN
which General Butler achieved his remarkable victory over
Robert Fngham, be looked for ana the probability IS
thai In the saddle better time will be made than has
ever been shown upon the course before.
Special Tor the VIII leave James slip ai
O'clock with the train at Hunters Point at lf
past AMI Immediately after the race Ex
cnrson ticket for this train 80 cents From Hunters Point
- Boats leave James Slip al O'Clock, connecting
with the Hunters Point at 30 Also leave Thirty
fourth steet ferry every live minutes
JOSEPH CRUCHER0N, Manager.
NATIONAL HORSE FAIR AT HARTFORD rs rOST-
~ poned OF the weather day. The three
oays' exhibition will commence Wednesday, the 10TH En-
tries OF horses will close at 10 cocl "Wednesday fore
noon Premiums VIII be paid as awarded hout discount
abatement "A number of tries already
made and splendid exhibition may be looked for
T. j. VAIL. President
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

DOY WANTED-A LAD ABOUT II YEARS or ACE
ID errands himself generally useful
Address stain, references, in ndwrdago of applicant,
L., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

T EXTINCTION LODGE NO. 3Io FREE AND ACCEPT
IL cd Masons.MemDers OF this lodge hereby no,t.
fed to meet at their lodge rooms corner Court and Mona
Brooklyn. this day "wednesday at ~
O'Clock the purpose attending the funeral of late
brother John Thomas Cope. Punctnal attendance
quested. u. d. BRIGGS, W. NJ.
S. @. CUTrs, Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

r osT-LAsT EVENING, SUPPOSED IN EAST BROAD
~ way, small Po ket Bcos cnta about SIS fev
postase ~ Ii T. lnGer, rato PORTION II the
and tue thanks u the owner, VINO is POOR woman, b
leaving IL AZ i5j East Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

y.rANTED-BY A NAN AR0ug 50 YEARS or AGE.
W Of good ,noia character AMI fer rEnssn clucaion
a situation cleiE, pos any other eal 30 dc
t@ding Satisfactory ie4errnc-e gwen ADD ess James,
Herald Oh N
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

I osr--CERHFICATE or DEPOSIT, NO. $3.50 Is
IL sued b p.nean sh Imsn 60. New Yotk, OF
Eizabeth p " hams To- su1 payment of which has he
Stopped Tue dad, viii plo,se return same TO Camm ann
Co., 81 Wall street New Ycrk
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

A GENTS AND Suffers MAKE ENORMOUS PROFITS
"A $ Hing great fcw Union Piise Package,
Containing all soicr One copy Camp Companion,
Paper and En- cores, heat tiully cmhelshed rich
Jcweiy Pens Peii Penho ders and any use! VI things
Tho sands sold d,iy Bs IA kase cut. We present a
fine Silver Watch iev to each ni Send FOR ccu
lars. s. g. RICHARDS a CO.,
ic2 NasGaa street,
est and Oldest Prize q world.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

DOY.-wANTED, A SITUATION FOR A BOY FOUR
ID teen years old wit the best o references
either store Office good irad, where the
live with his employer Adircss J. E., box I.592
O lice.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

L1oR sALE--A CAPTAINS UNIFORM swofD BErT
I Sash and Epaucts omflcie slss regulation Saddle
Bride AM Holsters L. sutenaat an Belt EueI,
new, costing 500 ami viii rc s,d cheap. Address 4. A
A, boz 122 II raid Office.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

VIZ yANTED--A SUIT OF ROOMS, CONSISTING OF PAR
w Bedrooms for gentleman, wife and young
LADY, location below Tenth above Thirteenth street,
between Third and Ninth Address Ben, box
isis Post Office giving full particulars price, 6c Tor fun
oard
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

4 BROWN Pony, IL HANDS HIGH, s YEARS OLD
"A kind and sound las been ridden ana driven ny lad
and excellent saddle pony for sae pr CO Sl only one
half her value. Apply 10 JAS A. BABCoCk, 65 Johi
street, stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

SJO. 900 Nv w. s Or secis in WY la'se Shoess
cash business OF the highest rApccahity aud profitable;
os unI established, credit brst class strfy Fi class
references gwen pld required rreinafyto psotlstion
prin.pas opy viii addrssa Capital b9s ,QQ ost Office.